terry woods is devoted to helping foxes. fluffy is being treated for saarc optic mange, but he will soon be cured and returned to the wild. he will be released where he was found, as rocks is a territorial animals. >> as towns expand, the foxes learned that being around us is an easy way to make a living, although a fox will always be wild, and it will always go back to hunting its own food, scavenging, whatever. they don't need us. >> but then, terry woods is called to rescue a fox that really does need help. he has to crawl deep into the bushes where the fox has hold up after being hit by a car. the animal does not put up any resistance. that's a bad sign. roy: -- terry: i think it's got a broken back just here where it meets the pelvis. >> will he make it? terry: my instinct tells me know. >> meanwhile, under the cover of darkness, fox hunter roy courtney takes a position. dressed in camouflage, he's carrying his 22 caliber rifle with a night vision scope and silencer. the neighbors must not know he's here because they li

wood does not conduct electricity, but carbon does. dr. hurst believes that when terrigged in the 1500-watt space heater that night, it heated the electrical wires in the attic, which arced. those sparks touched a carbon track which ignited the paper insulation just above joshua's bedroom closet. >> a wooden ceiling with an already well-built fire that suddenly breaks through produces a holocaust in no time at all. >> the fiery debris from the attic fell through the hole in the ceiling onto the floor of the closet and did not start on the floor and burn upwards, as local investigators suspected. ken gibson believes that the fire officials rushed to judgment. >> anything that doesn't fall into the theory that this was part of how the arsonist started the fire, to them, it's not evidence, it's just something that's there. >> dr. hurst sent the local prosecutor his critique of the government's investigation which said their conclusions were based on junk science. >> not only is there a badly melted and arced wire, it had arc marks on it, which could have been caused by the

terry has been on the line 32 years using those red lasers to pinpoint exactly where the saw will cut the woodars. they get pieced and glued together then stained, wrapped and shipped. >> this is going into a home in des moines. >> this unit is going to richmond virginia. >> reporter: they're hiring tonight. kelly blackman hired just three weeks ago, single mom, three girls proud of her at home. when she got the news? >> all my co-workers were standing there. they knew what was happening. i balled. >> reporter: 90 years later, still family owned. steve and the team. >> everybody comes here every morning with a smile on their face and i plan on retiring from here. >> reporter: smiling because they know across america tonight millions of opening their windows just in time for summer. >> made in america! >> we love made in america. and that is "world news tonight" from iowa. i hope to see you tomorrow night from new york. until then, good night. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a professor from valparaiso, indiana... a technical writer from san diego, california... and our re

in the woods, a photographer from a local naper captures the moment police tased the suspect and take him into custody. he is identified as 24-year-old joshua robert terryon. in another taser incident in may 2009, matt edmonds is wrapping up his bartending shift when out of nowhere a masked man accosts him. >> he come and tapped me on the right, put a gun to my head and told me to get back inside. >> the gunman then grasp two more hostages, both of them hotel employees. >> me, the manager and the security guard. he was just asking for money. >> sergeant steve delorenzo of the new south wales police department is the first officer to arrive on scene. >> and i saw that there was a man with a high caliber semiautomatic pistol. and i noticed there were several hostages that were screaming. >> the sergeant is armed with a taser gun. >> 26 taser carries a camera on the front of it. it films the person who's going to be tasered. so i came up on his blind side and tried to tase the center of his body. the taser landed on a zipper and he wasn't shocked by the weapon. i kept walk towards him thinking that the weapon had worked. and he pointed his firearm at my he