as the years pass shawn's lawyers try in vain to get a retrial. psychiatrists claim to have brought to light psychological disorders that were on no one at the time of the trial shown now an adult writes books attacking occultism you see styles of letters and maintains correspondence with hundreds of teenagers. when i met him thirteen years after his condemnation here exhausted all legal recourse. for the whatever it is here it i hate. most of the street is to believe that you know what is or it is you know. nothing to treat it. three days after meeting sean i sit in on the clemency hearing that takes place in this small chapel near the penitentiary. is shown as last chance to have his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment. for life. steve preston shows a new lawyer is working day and night prevent the execution. the five members of the jury selected by the state governor are to offer recommendations as to whether or not sean sellers should be pardoned. if in the end the governor makes that decision on his own activists against the death pe

when he was sixteen shawn murdered his mother vonda and his stepfather leave. their birds here in eastern oklahoma. the boy that. i found some archive footage on this tragedy at the local t.v. station. one night while vonta and lee were sleeping in the home shown shot them with his stepfather scum he has always claimed that he committed this crime while under the power of an uncontrollable force. and. when the teenager was arrested he admitted to double murder and confessed to another crime. six months before he walked into a convenience store with an accomplice and shot dead a cashier. he was only fifteen at the time. his accomplice in the convenience store shooting was also arrested richard was shawn's friend and both boys were obsessed with satanism. the two teenagers would tell the police that they killed the grocer just to see what it would feel like. richard accepted to testify against shown in exchange for a lighter sentence. when mrs evidence even shown sellers' own confession everything was in place for a trial but the legal system was hesitant should

barry and shawn were decked out in their lakers gear. they say three warriors fans a few rows ahead of them didn't like it and started taunting and threatening them. the lakers fans say after the game the trio ambushed them outside. >> we were about to fight and then his buddy came out of nowhere and cracked me right in my jaw. >> reporter: shawn's says arena security did nothing to intervene. >> my friend was with a security guard and he said i'm not going to get into this. >> reporter: the lakers fans say the assailants followed them through the parking lot before they were able to drive away and tonight shawn cass says he won't stop going to basketball games or rooting for rival teams. >> i'm definitely going to any game. i'm not afraid. >> reporter: late this afternoon we heard from the golden state warriors. the team says this is the first they've heard of the incident and say since no report was filed they can't comment, but a spokesman said spectator safety is the team's no. 1 priority and they stress they do have security at all

barry and shawn were decked out in their lakers gear. they say three warriors fans a few rows ahead of them didn't like it and started taunting and threatening them. the lakers fans say after the game the trio ambushed them outside. >> we were about to fight and then his buddy came out of nowhere and cracked me right in my jaw. >> reporter: shawn's says arena security did nothing to intervene. >> my friend was with a security guard and he said i'm not going to get into this. >> reporter: the lakers fans say the assailants followed them through the parking lot before they were able to drive away and tonight shawn cass says he won't stop going to basketball games or rooting for rival teams. >> i'm definitely going to any game. i'm not afraid. >> reporter: late this afternoon we heard from the golden state warriors. the team says this is the first they've heard of the incident and say since no report was filed they can't comment, but a spokesman said spectator safety is the team's no. 1 priority and they stress they do have security at all

third quarter where the mass shows are on barea does a great job splitting the double team allowing shawn marion to slam a. dark nobis here show this famously soft touch that effort seen the lead for the first time in seventy seven to seventy six down there is j.r. smith well schooled to clutch baskets late in the fourth quarter who finished with twenty three points off the bench including the most crucial ones and won all three to ninety six victory. and the world's top golfers are gearing up ahead of the first major of the season the prestigious nostrums green jackets up for grabs in augusta from thursday with plenty of new challenges aiming to come of age. the seventy fifth edition of the masters could see

shawn also has to leave the office sometimes to talk to some of his old pals who are still associated with the harbor road guy about three hundred yards from west point his reputation as a former gangster in his new role as mediator and friend had given him protection from the violence in this area. a trace. in west point you know the back office there are two streets where the local you find out the kids in the harbor roadside meet here in the square outside the gym this is where they chant sometimes smoke are just hanging out. and i was. right. right problem row marker. me pick them. to get to rule who are always rooted. out in our my father's are were. our best friend was mark. these brothers go eat they

. >> reporter: but nobody is questioning who gave shawn hickey his ability to throw a baseball. his father dan played professionally in the blue jays organization. >> having him playing baseball professionally definitely made me want to work hard and just see what can happen. >> reporter: besides a common love for the game the hickey's share an accomplishment. he pitched a no hitter for san raphael high school. it happened 28 years after his dad did it for the same school on the same field and for the same coach. >> shawn has a lot of the same mannerisms as his father. you know the way he walks. some of the things that he does. sometimes it's like, oh, my god, it's 1983 again and that's his dad. so it's funny to see and hard to believe that many years has actually gone by. i don't realize it some days until i look in the mirror and see loss of hair and loss of color. >> sounds like it hit the bat. are. >> reporter: mark which canburn has coached here since his early 20s. >> as far as i know this is only the second time it's ever been done. there was a case in wisconsin in 1982 f

that case and others that i've done with shawn's because i was pretty close to it. and destroyed my faith in the american legal system before doing death row cases i had the highest confidence in our courts in our law enforcement is you know i was a cop for ten years. and i practiced civil law and i worked in the courts on i thought that things were good and far and it was seeing the machinery of the state moving so venomously. them annoy against these people on death row two to extinguish their lives and ignoring good evidence and ignoring constitutional violations. that just took it out of me. is maybe it's maybe better i'm burned out. i really dislike the system i dislike being a lawyer. that's what it's there. steve no longer attends the executions. many people in oklahoma claim that the executions are humane and painless. i'm heading to mcallister in the eastern part of the state where the penitentiary is located to find the man who executed sean sellers. in oklahoma the prison guards carry out the death sentences. the simplest way is to run an ad in the local

as you know shawn was sixteen years old when he committed these murders that's not to say that song so or should not be punished for his crimes shawn is being honest no rational person can deny that someone has been honest is being honest and will be honest. as ours must be executed for the brutal crime committed this is a punishment this is not to. mention. staying fairly. constant immersed no me whatsoever. no i didn't come here just first. and heard the first. start were just more. violent martin. and i that is now. download the official t. have occasion to i phone or i pod touch from the i choose apps to. watch on see life on the go. video on demand on teens my bold colors and our s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the t. dot com. fifty. fifty if fifty. so. again. welcome back to talk about tree mind you we're talking about what many people call the civil war in libya. egypt. libya. but first let's see what russians think about how to resolve the libyan crisis. and while many says the goal of the western led effort in libya is in question then i want the people of liby

now rush limbaugh, shawn handy, they are cheap. they split the revenue for the ads, they don't pay anything. they make money. when you hire the local guy as a talk radio host, you got to pay them real money. maybe he makes a profit, maybe he doesn't. what they will do, they will close down all talk radio and just run top 40 music like they used to. you don't want the fcc to do that? >> no. >> butt -- put in a rider prohibiting it. if the senate won't go along, close down the fcc. we don't have to close down the government. we're going to close down the parts of the government we can't stand. [crowd cheeing] >> and that strategy is going to work because the only alternative obama and the senators have then is to say to spite you, we are going to close down the rest of the government. d that's not going to be very popular with the american people. so listen, i went throughout th united states during the election year of 2010, speaking at tea party gatherings, and i always quoted that wonder movie, same time next year. i said we're go

shawn morgan filed a complaint on may 26th, 2010. they spent a total of $106,000 after may 24th, 2010. they signed the lease on april frist, they hired a contractor on april 16th. they would have you believe that they spent 106,000 after may 24th. there was a time when either nothing was spent or the amount spent was not accounted for. there is no evidence to undermine the credibility of ms. morgan or miss sanchez. there are e-mail which is describing construction work which was written before any complaint was filed. ms. morgan is the building manager with a background in special education is still -- in special education. mr. sanchez has lived close of location. if all the documents are true, the $66,000 of work was performed before the work order was issued. they did not take any issue with the facts i have laid out. they did argue that an organization which it supports the pharmacy should be sufficient to show there is support for this pharmacy. however, if you look at the is, we're talking about six votes. as to the law, they es

but now we have another act of fan violence here in the bay area. 25-year-old shawn cast who attended wednesday night's warriors games against the lakers. they say three warriors fans began taunting and threatening them. after the game they were ambush in the parking lot. >> we were about to fight and then his buddy came out of nowhere and cracked me right in the jaw. >> shawn says the punch left hum with a fracture almost through thinks jawbone. the father says security did into to stop the fight. a spokesman from the warriors says they can't comment no report has been filed. they did tell us fan safety is the team's number one priority and security is on hand for all events. >>> aides to congresswoman giffords are finalizing plans for his husband's mission on the shuttle endeavor this month. she was critically injured in a mass shooting in january in tucson. she is married to astronaut mark kelly. the congresswoman's staff is planning to attend the april 29th launch in florida if doctors give her the okay. >>> airline fees are going up again ahead of the summer travel season. u.s. a

maybe it's one of those kidding on the square type of things. >> you know shawn? >> jimmy: well, i don't know what goes on. >> her nickname is kwas si mow toe. she was kidding. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break here if we don't mind. >> i do mind. >> jimmy: all right, well, we'll just blow right through the commercial. >> you said the special was funny. >> jimmy: i don't know. is it? >> i have something to tell you. >> jimmy: that's a good tease. >> don't tune away. >> jimmy: when we come back, something special happened this morning. larry king is here. you can see the special on may 1st on cnn. we'll be right back. [ cellphone vibrates ] hey baby, what's going on? [ ella ] happy anniversary! are we still on for tonight? yeah, of course. of course. [ laughs ] you remembered to make a reservation, right? yeah, i remembered that. the number one thing a man should remember. i'm gonna be there soon. i'm gonna come pick you up. and i'll, uh...i'll -- i'll -- i'll call you -- i'll call you when i'm on the way. i'm -- i'm on the way. ok? ok! [ male announcer ] only

some called him the next shawn white. we decided to check up on him. as you soon see, he may be a little guy in size, but wherever he goes, he seems to be the biggest thing on the slopes. we first met wesley murison during the vancouver olympics, at the ripe age of three. a snowboarding phenom, shredding the slopes in his hometown of dubuque, iowa and leaving yours truly in the dust. you go, i'll meet you there! i'm good! as it turns out, "there" in is breckenridge, colorado, one of the premiere snowboard training grounds in the country. that's where we caught up with him this week, or at least tried to catch up. ♪ ♪ keep in mind, wes just turned five years old yesterday. and when we say he's taken off since last we saw him, we're not just talking about his jumps. >> wesley has gotten a lot of help, a lot of sponsors. at the end of january, he qualified for nationals. which was pretty exciting. and he was the youngest competitor they've ever had. >> let's hear it for wesley. >> did you like nationals, buddy? >> yeah. what was your favored part. >>

kron 4 >>pam: contacted the company which in turn notified a green dog of the problem, shawn collins said he heard from a green dot customer service representative last night who promised to restore the funds. if it is time collins says he has demanded a check. it getting hit with unexpected fees from your bank is bad enough, some banks won't even tell you what they're charging you for. stephanie breaks down a surprising statistic. most >>reporter: of the fees the banks charges you have to be disclosed. a new study from the public interest research group shows that can be really hard to find out about the skis. the group went to banks to run the country asking for fee schedules and here's what they found out. nearly two- thirds did not disclose fees after first request, half and over the information after two or more requests, almost a quarter of the banks refused to disclose the fees at all. researchers for to the on line, come back tomorrow or they had to open an account to get the fee information. to be fair, some banks to post easy to find information on their website. what can c

shawn, oh butler up 3, can smell victory. bulldogs out rebounded fuzzy buns. butler moving on to their second straight championship game. 70-62 is the final. >> we can't play the national championship game until 18 or whenever it starts on monday night. so we have to prepare well when we have appropriate meetings. we also have to enjoy each other's company. we don't need to be on edge the whole time. >> i said i'm not doing the flowing chest bump. in part because i'm getting older and it hurt the last time. >> getting helder, what s he 16? best young coach in the game right now. so who wold face david? it was gollioth versus gollioth. huskies came in loose, dating back to round one. kendle walker, break an ankle. kentucky came out firing to start the second. doran leave watched them kill a sheet. coast to coast, two of his game high 18. cal perly cymes crime. your bass turns it over. down 2 inside 10 seconds, throes up a 3 with hands in his face. no good. uconn gets the rebound. ice is the game on free throws. they'll go for a third national championship again

shawn battier knocks down the go-ahead three. new orleans shoots 55% from the field. wide open richie jefferson but off the mark and the gris stun the top-seeded spurs 101-98 for their first playoff win in franchise history. that's 16 years if you're scoring at home. >>> a little golf. daniel oh chop a led after three rounds of the nation-wide tour stop. they started late this afternoon, to accommodate television coverage, but the fog did not cooperate. chopra on the 8th hole now tied for the lead. great shot out of the bunker, going to make bogey at 6. but minutes later. >> russell knocks -- oh. you hear that horn? that tells everybody play is off. that's it. because less than half the field ended they ended the competition making it a 54-hole tournament. so chopra is thanking his lucky stars for that. >>> mcilroy shot an 80 to cost him the masters. the story, that man. or that boy. italian teenager mateo monday ty sierra oh, he won on the european tour last year. now he has won twice. won't turn 18 years old until tuesday. the eagle from the fairway, the win earns h

the next area i want to talk about are the courts and judges, and before i have shawn explain his experience with misdemeanor courts, where you just tell us -- he was described as a great judge, but he was violating everybody's writes everyday, and he was thrown off the bench. tell us that story. >> this is a story of a judge in upstate new york, and he is a judge in a place called troy, new york, which has historically been a beautiful day. -- beautiful town. he got the idea he wanted to help clean up troy. if you walk the streets with hank bauer, he is a celebrity. people are hanging out their windows, do you need an umbrella? he is that type of guy. i told him i was writing a book called "ordinary in justice," and you are one of the main characters, and he would pick up the phone, and i could hear him smiling, because in his heart of hearts -- he has been kicked off the bench by the new york state judicial commission, but he drew the things he has done nothing wrong, -- he truly it sinks he has done nothing wrong, and when they told him -- he truly thinks he has done nothing wrong. when t

does a great job splitting the double team allowing shawn marion to slam it home. showed his famously soft touch that effort see they believed for the first time a seventy seven seventy six that was j.r. smith scored two clutch baskets late in the fourth finished with twenty three points off the bench including the most crucial ones in that model four to ninety six victory. meanwhile n.f.l. players are said to do battle once again but this time in court against the owners of that seems a federal judge is to rule on the legality of the n.f.l. lockout after the players filed a lawsuit on the matter then subject to my grable and then leverage some of the stop players present during the opening court hearing projected twenty eleven first round draft pick miller joining those veterans as he looks for certainty on his own future the lockout there arose when league owners and players disagreed how to divide eight billion dollars in profits. to help the news and the good garden cup trophy has left the cage i'll have school days here in moscow for a trip to the city over th

shawn higgins says he confronted the driver and told her to stop. >> she pulled the bus over and got up, sat down across from us, and basically said -- started filming us on her iphone. and she said, i'm going to show you, you know, you want to be videotaped. >> i'll videotape you. all you people are crazy. you don't know what you're talking about. that was the basics without the expletives. >> the muni spokesman says the driver denies forcing them off the bus and threatening him. the drive was suspended for three days. >>> two pg&e top executives are resigning as part of reorganization of the management. coo john keenan and senior vice president of engineering and operations edward salas will leave the company. it is pg&e's first major shake- up since last year's deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. management of the utility's natural gas and electricity will be divided up into separate units. some critics are disappointed the changes didn't go further. >>> preventing how this also would be very good for our college careers. >> but they say they got ripped off. the costly lesson

back to shawn yancy for your fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight, the number of babies born in the u.s. is dropping. no. 5, the number of births in the u.s. fell 4% between 2007 and 2009. the decline was seen in women younger than 40 in all major racial and ethnic groups. researchers think the decline is linked to the economic depression. the recession is looking up on the jobs front. no. 4, jobless claims fell by 6,000 last week, but 388,000 -- to 388,000. experts say it's a good sign. the labor market is improving slowly and things should start to pick up in the next few months. no. 3, metrorail is opening early to accommodate people heading to this sunday's cherry blossom run and walk. the race starts at 7:40 a.m. metro opens at 5 a.m. the smithsonian metro station on the blue and orange line is the closest spot to the start/finish line. no. 2, you can now use your cell phone to pay county parking meters in bethesda. the program will be available soon in silver spring, wheat ton, bethesda by this summer. and no. 1 tonight. some of the bridges you drive on every single day are in des

know i don't see where that goes but as far as the supreme court was conservative the lower courts shawn said that to the cultivation of plants with the gene in it was sufficient to be infringement judy as a personal as i said it's a personal victory. six years of legal battle when we stood up to monsanto back in one thousand nine hundred eight we never realize it would ever go this far and then when the other point i'd like to make. especially the comments from that with both the biotech industry you always have to remember monsanto laid the lawsuit against me i did not play the lawsuit against monsanto they were the ones to start it and then we took my wife and i took the position that a farmer should never ever lose his rights who's used to seed from year to year and that was the basis we fought that for the reds so palmers. you're saying. one sadness patent on that gene is valid and wherever that tina rice by whatever means in any higher light form they own and control that light for and when i used to term higher life form i don't only mean seek your plant if birds these animals eve

shawn higgins says he confronted that driver about it, then she threatened to never pick him up again and kicked him off the bus. >> sat down across from us and basically said -- started filming us on her iphone and said i'm going to show you, you know, you want to be videotaped, i'll videotape you. all you people are crazy. you don't know what you're talking about. >> the driver was suspended for three days. she is back on the job now. but muni apparently has not really decided yet whether to fire her. >>> well, if you have a cell phone, speaking of cell phones, chances are you have received one of those annoying spam text messages. on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains how to make them stop. >>> reporter: >> it's like spam basically on your cell phone. >> reporter: and those unsolicited texts have consumers complaining. >> it's annoying. >> random. >> reporter: they offer cards, cash, gifts cards, signing readings. >> like it's a friend but it's a business. >> reporter: business is booming for text spammers. >> they are learning there is a new avenue for people to communicate,

shawn also has to leave the office sometimes to talk to some of his old pals who are still associated with the harder road going about three hundred yards from west point his reputation as a former gangster in his new role as mediator and a friend had given him protection from the violence in this area. of trees. in westpoint you but i go first there are two streets where the local youths hang out the kids in the harbor roadside meet here in the square outside the gym this is where they chat sometimes smoke are just hang out. right problem row marker. me pick them. together we grew up in a war always. out in our my father sold out of the street where my best playing with my. these girls is go eat they go to the movies they already places just like all the other people do. but when they come out they area they just pass that's more recent time and again banks the drug dealers they just why why do you everybody got to have a tag on we not pay so take the table motto is very few people like us to talk to the youngsters now it's right they are here. like no telling what to do the school t