bolin... would get a second chance. for hours after the 53 year old was to be put to death by lethal injection... the us supreme court continued to weigh... whether to halt the execution. fuels frustrations for the victims family and friends... who have waited nearly 3 decades - for this judgement day. only to have sit in the same prison with bolin - wondering if they'd ever get justice... and whether the killer would finally admit what he took from them. mother kathleen reeves knows his death won't bring her daughter back - yet wanted bolin to feel the pain she's felt all these years. before the execution, authorities say bolin was calm and in good spirits... meeting with a spiritual advisor and his wife - who by law... cannot witness the execution. d-o-c says she can claim his body - or the state will bury him. suspects are behind bars accused in an "isis-related terror plot." one man was arrested in houston, the other in sacramento. the houston suspect is 24-year- old omar faraj saeed al hardan. sources say-- he beca

the state four *hours, for the supreme court to reject oscar ray bolin's final appeal. 3 bolin was finally pronounced dead at 10:16 last night... fox 13's lloyd sowers was one of the witneses. he says bolin died ten *minutes after the lethal drugs were first injected. he said there was little emotion from the family of bolin's victims... no smiles, no tears. bolin was convicted of killing *three bay area women, back in the 19-80s. he had ten trials... and spent two decades on death row. kathleen reeves, the mother of one of his victims, spoke after the execution. she talked about the closure 3 bolin never admitted to *any of the killings he was convicted of... even during his *final interview, with fox 13's gloria gomez. and he didn't say anything to the families last night. 3 bolin's execution is bringing back a lot of emotions that hung over several bay area communities three decades ago. that includes stephanie collins' former neighborhood, in carrollwood. and several of her old neighbors still live here. and as fox 13's aaron mesmer reports... some of those painful memories 3 30 years

. >> oscar ray bolin has been executed. the official word came down less than an hour ago. his death brought back a lot of memories from 30 years ago. >> the most valuable things we have is our lives and he took that from those girls. >> even after his death, those who knew his victims say the fear he caused as never gone away. >> i think the glazers should bear the brunt of the responsibility. >> placing the blame for so many coaches in such a short time, what the turnovers mean for the bucs. >> it's official, nearly four hours of his scheduled execution, convicted killer oscar ray bolin has been cut to death. let's go straight to the prison where there is a news conference underway. >> -- local, state and national and any branch of government that participated in any way in bringing justice and closure to by "closure" i refer only to no longer have been to worry or wonder if or when we would have to endure another trial, another appeal or after 29-plus years we could expect any justice at all. unlike natalie holley who pa

for the >> it's official, nearly four hours of his scheduled execution, convicted killer oscar ray bolin has been cut to death. let's go straight to the prison where there is a news conference underway. >> -- local, state and national and any branch of government that participated in any way in bringing justice and closure to our families. by "closure" i refer only to no longer have been to worry or wonder if or when we would have to endure another trial, another appeal or after 29-plus years we could expect any justice at all. unlike natalie holley who passed away, i will go to my grave knows i experienced closure in my daughter's murder. i also wish to thank the witnesses who teffed testified on our behalf, some who did so in fear i especially wish to think philip bolin who experienced the wrath and alienation by his own family for testifying against his own brother. god bless you philip for your courage in doing the right thing. our family and teri's friends are forever grateful. i hope and pray that you have been able to find peace and build a decent and happy life for yourself. last

bolin didn't waver: 3 bolin will spend 3 bolin will spend his final hours today getting a visit from his wife. he also picked his last meal... steak and potatoes. but he says he'll likely be too distracted to eat it.((more)) 3 some of the victims' execution. and last night, stephanie collins' family and friends gathered in her remembrance here in tampa. fox 13's evan axelbank reports that thirty years later, they wonder what she would be like today. 3 evanthey gathered at obriens pub on north dale mabry to remember her, not think about her killer's execution.vothey sat underneath screens that showed her picture and what many say was her bright smile. family couldn't even utter bolin's name.instead, they celebrated stephanie's life, talked about her love for family and of telling a good joke.one of her friends says it is hard to know that bolin has had a chance to marry, while stephanie never even got to go to college or start a career.she says the closure bolin's death will bring can only go so far.sot - erika gomez/friend011013-24"most of us have dealt with this and just lived with

as oscar bolin never accepted responsibility for his heinous acts. as for rosalie bolin, i feel much sympathy for her parents and the martinez parents -- family for the years of unimaginable pain and embarrassment she must've cost. perhaps now, too, terry will we miss you, terry. you are the sunshine and our lives and of any of your friends. some of them still regularly visit your grave and leave signs of remembrance. rest in peace, my darling daughter. thank you all. >>> hello, my name is donna wimmer. i am stephanie's mom. this is my son, michael, his wife devayne on my son, asean, and my husband, john and all of stephanie's friends became a. long chapter finally come to closure. we, too, want to thank the prosecuting attorneys, the investigators, and most definitely, gov. rick scott for signing his death for and making sure that justice was finally completely served. i don't really have any other questions. we all miss stephanie every day. i can't have her back, but i will have sweet memories. that's all. >> you have been listening to the families

. >>> serial killer oscar ray bolin is dead. the u.s. supreme court denied bolin's appeal after a 4-hour delay in his execution. he was convicted of killing three women in the 1980s and sentenced to death in two of the cases. 8 on your side's mark douglas witnessed the execution at the florida state prison in bradford county. >> shortly after 10:00 oscar ray bolin mouthed the words no thank you to his attorney in the witness room, replied no, sir when asked if he had any final comment and died from lethal injection. >> he died for the murders of three women and died for killing one. her mother had a front row seat in the witness room and insists she can finally rest. >> as to my possibly forgiving oscar bolin for his deliberate and cruel murder of my daughter, it will never happen as oscar responsibility for his heinous acts. >> bolin's attorney expressed sorrow for the victim's families as well as bolin. >> i have three daughters. i can't imagine having to deal with that. this is not the solution. >> 30 years after the murders of three

the evidence against bolin overwhelming. bolin even admitted to his wife that he killed the women. but authorities say she never came forward. a tip in 1990 led investigators to bolin serving time in iowa for a kidnapping and rape. abc action news sat down with bolin 20 years ago. >> did you commit the murders you're accused of. >> i had nothing to do with those murders. nothing at all. >> reporter: the family members we spoke with told us that the until he even admits to the murders of those three women, they will never even start the process of forgiving him. carson chambers is inside the chambers right now. we will hear from her if he we will have a wrap-up tonight at 11:00. michael paluska, abc action news. >> thank you, michael. >>> meanwhile family members of bolin's victims are expected to speak after his death tomorrow night. we will bring you their comments live on our website right here on abcactionnews.com and on our free mobile app. jamison. >> now to a controversy brewing in st. petersburg. the mayor's office refusing to give a key to the city of the mlk speaker. some

bolin's attorney did come out of the jail and said that bolin was at peace but believes that his life should have been spared. again, the d. o. c. saying that oscar ray bolin is now dead at 10:15 p.m. >> we'll stay on top of that story and bring you any new information starting at 5:00 a.m. >>> two suspects are behind bars, accused in an isis- related terror plot. one man was arrested in the houston suspect is 24-year- old omar farraj said hard harden. he became rad calizeed after moving into the u.s. the federal indictment alleges that he attempted to provide material support and resources to a known terrorist foreign organization. we are staying on top of stroarlgis out of polk county tonight. a lakeland couple faces charges of child abuse for the way that deputies say they tried to discipline their ten-year-old daughter this week. investigators say that steven sanchez used stun guns to discipline the children. the couple has 12 children between them but there is no indication that any of the other kids have been abused. the department of children and >>> headlines around the nation

oscar ray bolin has been executed. we just got word from the prison that he is dead, time of death, 10:16. we anticipate hearing from lloyd sowers shortly, of course he witnesses the event and we'll hear from more witnesses in a couple of minutes and so stay with us for developing news on what is going on at the florida state prison. well, new tonight, a remarkable someone turned a dime into over 1 million dollars, but it's not just my dime. >> the coin is extremely rare, and it's not a one of a kind. >> pneumismatist. the word for someone who collects coins and tonight someone dropped a lot of money on this dime. it's the 1894-s dime. >> how about 21? get on the board here at 21 thou. >> the buyer >> it's like why would someone spend millions on a piece of art, it's the same thing. >> but this rembrandt has repeats. the mint made 24 of these and only nine are accounted for. >> the other 15 are out there somewhere. >> his advise, look at your loose changes. like the couch cushions, you could literally be sitting on $it

oscar ray bolin jr. convicted of killing three people in 1986. >> tonight, fox's glory gomez is talking to the killer. >> reporter: for nearly 30 years, oscar ray bolin has >> i didn't kill -- i'm here -- i'm 55 years old. i've been in prison 28 years. i'm tired. if they kill me tomorrow they release me. >> now bolin has a date with death. >> a little numb. i mean, i don't know how to -- how you would expect someone to feel if they told you tomorrow you're dying. how would you feel? it's not something we all die, but knowing your exact date and time that's hard to deal with. >> reporter: he has been on death row for 24 years. he's been on death watch since october when the governor signed his death warrant. he sleeps just 30 feet away from the death chamber where he will be executed on thursday. >> have you thought about what it will be like tomorrow? have you put yourself there yet? >> if you went to hospital for an operation and they put you to that's the ceremony aspect of it is what's so traumatizing

he left her husband who was a lawyer and she married bolin over the phone. abc action news covered that event in 1996. she visited him this morning for three hours. now, we asked if family members were able to attend the execution. per state law they cannot attend executions of the condemned so rosalie will not be able to see her husband be executed. michael paluska, abc action news. >> now the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action weather. >> good afternoon, everybody. titan doppler radar, big difference than yesterday where we had scattered showers covering the portion of the area. today sunny and back in the 70s. right now anywhere from the we have a lot of changes rolling in. not this evening. skies tonight actually partly cloudy. pleasant temperatures in the 60s. but there is rain on the way possibly by first thing in the morning. we will talk about that and extend the forecast to the weekend in a couple of minutes. >> thank you, dennis. >>> so long, lovie the firing of lovie smith trending over social media and fans not happen we about it,

this is oscar ray bolin. he was convicted of murdering a pasco county woman along with two others back in 1986. tonight, he will be executed. 10 news reporter emerald morrow is live at the post office on land o'lakes boulevard in pasco county where teri matthews was last seen. for her family. - yes, and that's probably an understatement - can you imagine what this family has had to go through over the last 30 years since matthews was taken right here from this post office? - back in 1986, both oscar ray bolin and teri lyn matthews had mailboxes at this pasco county post office - it was here the two crossed paths before bolin abducted her, raped her, beat her and stabbed her to death. - her body was later found along a rural road - and tonight, bolin will reap what he sowed - he'll be executed by lethal injection...a punishment the victim's family isn't sure fits his crime. a lot of crazy twists and turns over the last 30 years - the murder convictions for killing matthews had been overturned twice before gett

oscar ray bolin's final message to the world before he is put to death. >> he was not just a brother. he was a friend. >> an evening walk nearly ends in disaster. how distracted walking nearly cost a man his life. >> good evening, and welcome, >> and i'm kelley ring. thanks for joining us, everybody. well, for nearly 30 years three families have fought to see their loved ones' killer put to death. he was convicted of killing terri lynn matthews, natalie holley and stephanie collins, friends and family of collins gathered on the eve of the execution, and our fox 13 evan axelbank is there to explain what the family's message is this evening. evan? >> well, oscar ray bolin's name was not even mentioned tampa general hospital but they mentioned tonight but they certainly talked of stephanie collins, a teenager who lives on in everyone here. >> she would always smile and it would just cheer up a whole >> stephanie collins smile lit up this room, too. what could she be like if she were still here? >> i'm sure she would have found an excellent career and met a really nice guy and eventually

he was found guilty ten times by ten jurors but bolin says they all got it all wrong. gloria gomez spoke with him on the eve of his execution. >> i don't have nothing to apologize for in florida. i didn't kill those women. they can kill me now or 100 times over, it won't change nothing. >> and so tomorrow as you are laying on that gurney, you will proclaim your innocence. >> absolutely. >> some of the victims' families will be in stark tomorrow for the execution. stephanie collins friends and family gathered tonight in her remembrance. would have been like a today. >> they gathered not to remember her killer's execution but to remember stephanie. they celebrated her life, and talked about her love for family and for telling a good joke. one of her friends says it's hard to think that bollen bollen had bolin has a chance to marry while stephanie never even had a chance to go to college. >> most of us have dealt with this and just lived with it for the past 29 years. it's not going to change much except for the fact that my friend can now rest in peace. >> and they also

jim bolin, (r) canton. bolin also said having the cameras may be of service to sioux city, but that the interstate is not the right place for them. cameras interstate, i think that's wrong," said rep. jim bolin, (r) canton. bolin voted for the 2014 bill allowing sioux city police access to the information for only criminal violations in iowa. nebraska governor pete ricketts says he will ask lawmakers to pass a new infrastructur e package this year to accelerate long-delayed construction work on bridges and roads. the proposal would create an infrastructur e bank. that wouls allow the state to tap its cash reserve to pay for road and bridge projects faster than it currently can. a nebraska senator wants to tweak a law that prohibits voters from taking selfies with their marked election ballots. a senator from lincoln introduced a bill that would allow voters to snap photos of their ballots after voting. current law prohibits voters from showing their marked ballot to others. you can tell the iowa caucuses ar

bolin: absolutely. --(jen 3 some of the victims families will be in starke today, to witness the execution. fox-13's lloyd sowers will be there too. 3 (jen oscar ray bolin is scheduled to be executed have complete coverage on "fox-13 news dot com"... twitter... and of course, on air. 3 3 (walter) after three-weeks on the run, st. pete police have arrested a man in connection with the murder of a *teenager. 3 (walter police got a tip that 18-year-old "abrion witcher" was staying at a motel in pinellas park. 3 (walter he's accused of shooting and killing 17-year-old "gabriel wallace" on december 17th. detectives say: the two teens got into a fight, and witcher shot wallace in the chest... then took off. he's charged with second-degree murder. 3 3 (jen) developing this morning in polk county: the search for the gunman who *killed three people, and injured a *fourth, in lakeland. 3 ((jen/ they were all *shot, at a house on "magnolia drive east," just after after sunrise, wednesday morning... 3 ((jen investi

bolin has claimed he is innocent. he says he was framed by investigators and a discredited f-b-i agent. yesterday-- our sister station in tampa sat down with bolin-- for an exclusive interview. tonight. meanwhile, in volusia county-- the man accused of killing his wife and her two kids will face a judge today. a hearing is set for luis toledo at 10 o'clock this morning. several motions by the prosecution and the defense are expected. last month-- a judge granted a request to move the location of toledo's trial to saint augustine. toledo is accused of killing his wife yessenia suarez and her two young children back in 20- 13. their bodies have never been found. developing at this hour-- we have an update on the texas state trooper-- who arrested a woman- who later died in jail. brian encinia has been charged with a misdemeanor- and arrested sandra bland -- after a traffic stop last summer. he is charged with perjury for allegedly lying about the confrontation with bland. there is a new chapter in the fight over the key

oscar ray bolin was put to death... *late last night. ending *decades of drama. fox 13's shayla reaves joins us now, with reaction from the victims families. 3 ((shayla))we heard from mothers who have not only been living through the loss of their daughters but almost 30-years of legal twists and turns. even after ray bolin...for some, there is still a piece of closure they're not able to get. bolin never accepted responsibility for the crimes. 3 right now, you are looking at the faces of women never forgotten by those whose lives they touched. natalie blanche holley...stephanie collins...teri lynn matthews, described last night by her mother as a "ray of sunshine" ..whose grave friends still regularly visit in sign of remembrance. she went on to say witnessing last night's execution was something she "never wants to repeat," saying it was "not a celebratory event" but "relief" --- there will be no more trials and no more appeals. take a listen to the mother of stephanie collins...who shared these words, her family at her side. 3 and one mother did not live execu

jim bolin, (r) canton. bolin voted for the 2014 bill allowing sioux city police access to the information for only criminal violations in iowa. some bird and nature lovers were in for a prehistoric lesson this evening. dinosaurs were the topic at the loess hills audubon society meeting tonight. the group-- and some non-members-- meet once a month to talk aboubirds, nature and really anything that involves the outdoors. the guest speaker tonight has a dinosaurs and paleontology. he helped connect the dots on dinosaurs are related. discovered raptor fossils. found these feather quails where these big feathers would attach on its arm and i think that's really going to catch people by rprise," said brian dinosaurs suddenly a big six foot turkey." fernando says he hopes to research and work with fossils in museums across the country. presidential polls often involve a series of questions answered by a few hundred people. in des moines, today, a few four-legged residents of iowa cast their ballot... sort of. stic

and we go inside the execution of oscar ray bolin. what it was like when the serial killer died. i'm jennifer lee. >> who will be the bucks' next head coach? that is the big question across the tampa bay area and beyond. speculation swirling. and it is not a sure thing that the replacement is in-house. there was a lot of speculation about hey, we got the guy all ready to go! but maybe not? >> reporter: maybe, maybe not. who knows? that is the question. who it's going to be. and an in-house candidate, dirk cutter, the name that surfaced immediately after the announcement that smith had been fired. out there. it's like a rocher. >> just showed from the interest that we've received that people want to come to >> reporter: bucks general manager jason leit says the search is underway to replace levy smith. of the number of coaches up for grabs, dirk cutter, already rising to the top. >> i haven't talked to any outside candidates yet. >> reporter: tony dungy talked to me via facetime about the process and the firing. >> i thought they were on the right track. >> reporter: dungy now a s

bolin has claimed he is innocent. he says he was framed by investigators and a discredited f-b-i agent. yesterday-- our sister station in tampa sat down with bolin-- for an exclusive interview. bolin's execution is set for 6 o'clock tonight. meanwhile, in volusia county-- the man accused of killing his wife and her two kids will face a judge today. a hearing is set for luis toledo at 10 o'clock this morning. the defense are expected. last month-- a judge granted a request of toledo's trial to saint augustine. toledo is accused of killing his wife yessenia suarez and children back in 20- 13. their bodies have never been found. the florida assessment will be harder for students to pass this year... for schools to get a better grade. the florida board of education approved system for the f-s-a at their meeting yesterday. more kids are expected to fail... under this harder scoring plan. but-- at the same meeting-- the board approved of a new grading formula for schools-- that makes it easier to get a good grade. some peop

the state will execute oscar ray bolin at 6 p.m. tonight. as i said i will be in attendance along with the family some of the people i interviewed here. the family members that have gone, trial after trial as it wound through the legal systems. appeal after appeal and this will be the final chapter as they will watch it and i will watch it. i'll get back and report this as accurate as possible. >> lloyd and gloria gomez will be in stark throughout the evening with reaction. stay with us and online for the latest updates. >>> new at 5:00 the polk county board said the superintendent is under investigation. that investigation is into katherine leroy and an employee complaint. an attorney said associate superintendent greg rivers is the one who filed that complaint. they are not releasing details until the investigation is over. officials say leroy has not been placed on leave and a party will handle the investigation. of sexting a 14-year-old student was in court a judge reduced bond for samuel bullock to $48,000. he was a substitute at riverv

you can see the prison behind me, right now bolin is in a cell waiting to be transferred to the death chamber, he has been calm. a mother of one of the victims tell me she is counting can you the minutes making sure the u.s. supreme court does not give him any sort of last minute stay, they want to see waiting for. he has been convicted, retried on appeals and convicted again, ten times in all for the murder of three young women, bolin abducted them mobs apart from parking lots and stabbed them to death. the 53-year-old maintains he is be this, the department of corrections saids bolin met with his wife and spiritual visor and his last meal, his death will finally give them some closure. >> i'm just sad, i'm just sad that he couldn't be hanged. i think that would be the ideal punishment, and i think that would be terrifying to him. and i think they should have a terrifying, not easy just go to sleep. >> now right now the doc is waiting for any word, any sort of stay on the execution. right now it is set for 6:00. update making sure there are no last minute changes. she doesn't boy tha

oscar ray bolin may be in the final minutes of his life. the news reporter kendra collin is live where the execution will be at the florida state prison. >> reporter: and renal i didn't that execution is set for 6:00 tonight at the prison just behind me here, i can tell you that just today bolin's attorney asked the u.s. supreme

bolin was pronounced dead by lethal injection at 10-16 p-m. he was convicted of killing three women near tampa --nearly 30 years ago. in volusia county--tragedy on a high school soccer field. a 16-year-old girl suddenly collapses and later dies-- all during a junior varsity game. here's fox 35's tiffany teasley with morning... accused of stabbing a young couple in ormond beach. 19-year-old michael phillips was in court yesterday. he is charged with attempted murder and burglary charges. police say he admitted to breaking stabbing the couple police say phillips broke into the home parked outside because he wanted to get away. phillips was arrested-- after his father recognized a police sketch-- and turned him in. a veteran is facing several charges-- including attempted enforcement officer-- after a standoff in 47-year-old michael taylor finally put his weapons down --and was arrested yesterday-- after a 12-hour standoff with police. close to 50 officers responded -- and an estimated 5-hundred rounds were exchanged. police say taylor was upset

bolin was scheduled to be killed at 6:00 p.m. but several last minute appeals were filed, a judge looked them over, bolin, and the families of his victims who had gathered to watch him die, waited. the appeals were rejected and bolin was put to death at 10:16 last night. he was convicted for the 1986 killing of teri lynn matthews, who he abducted from a post office. teri lynn' s mother was there last night to watch bolin die. stewart: a busy intersection near downtown miami is flooded today due to a large water main break. a box truck tried to maneuver around what is believed to be a manhole and the driver found himself stuck just as crews were responding to the break. sections of the street are closed off as water continues to spill out and repairs get s unknown how many homes or businesses are affected by the break. angela: $800 million. that' s the size of this weekend' s powerball jackpot. it' s not only the largest in the game' s history, but the largest lottery offering in american history. it' s easy to dream about those d

as for rosalie bolin, i feel much sympathy for her parents and the martinez parents -- family for the years of unimaginable pain and embarrassment she must've cost. perhaps now, too, terry will we miss you, terry. you are the sunshine and our lives and of any of your friends. some of them still regularly visit your grave and leave signs of remembrance. rest in peace, my darling daughter. thank you all.

poscar ray bolin doesn't have a phe's going to be given lethal pinjection tonight. p>>laura: this is punishment for pkilling three bay area women. pgloria gomez is covering the pexecution and she spoke pexclusively to bolin yesterday pin his final jailhouse pinterview. psheer what he had to say about pdying. plisten. p>> i mean, i don't know how you pwould expect someone to feel. pthey told you tomorrow you're pgoing to die and how would you pfeel? pit's not something -- we all pdie. pit's knowing the exact date and ptime, that's -- that's hard to pdeal with. p>>laura: she joins us live to ptalk about it. pgood morning to you, gloria. p>>reporter: good morning. p>>laura: i spoke to you before pyou left. pi know it was emotional in a lot pof ways. pthis is a man who showed no premorse. pthere was nothing in his face, pnothing in his voice that seemed pto indicate any remorse. pas a matter of fact, laura, i pasked him several times, now is pthe time to do it. pyou're going to be killed ptomorrow. pyou're going to be executed. pnow is the time to come clean, pto tell u

and i did ask oscar ray bolin what his thoughts were as he is laying on that gurney. the convicted killer could be taking his last breath any time now. >> they killed me 28 years ago. when they locked me up. now they're releasing me. >> he was convicted of killing three women in 1986. all three mothers endured 30 years of trials and retrials. he outlived holly's mother, waiting for justice. but the mothers of collins and matthews will be there to witness oscar ray bolin's death. >> will you look at them before you're executed. >> if they're in the window i probably will, during the hour long interview. everyone but himself from his ex-wife to the detectives to a discredited agent. so is florida killing an innocent man. >> they executed someone who did not commit the murder. but ten juries said he did do it. the death chamber awaits. >> this is the last chance. >> i'm grateful to the people that stood by me and supported me. my wife, attorney, friends, i love you guys, i'm grateful for the support. thank you. >> mark, we're waiting to hear from the supreme court whethe

bolin was sentenced to death for the 1986 killing of 26-year-old he was also found guilty in two other murders. his final meal was steak, a baked potato, salad and lemon meringue pie. covering brevard county, we are waiting to get more information on a car carrier fire that shut down all lanes of i-95. this was a view from our dot camera around 11:00 last night. up in flames. it happened in the scottsmoor area in brevard county. all lanes in both directions were closed for more than an hour. four cars had burned, but no reports of any injuries. now to a wesh 2 news exclusive. the woman allegedly carjacked at gunpoint opens up about her traumatic experience. doris smith was inspecting a vacant church wednesday night at colonial and edgewater where she wants to expand her neighborhood ministries. that' s when she says a man pointed a gun at her and told her to get out of her car. the gps in her car helped police trace it to the florida turnpike in palm beach county where troopers stopped and arrested 20-year-old g-quincy rosier. >> i cannot in my wildest imagination, when you look at wha

jim bolin, (r) canton. bolin says the cameras may be of service to sioux city, but that the interstate isn't the right place for them. "if sioux city wants to put the cameras on their own streets, that's fine, but when you put it on the interstate, i think that's wrong," said rep. jim bolin, (r) canton. allowing sioux city police access to the information for only criminal violations in iowa. the fluffy white stuff is on the ground all across siouxland this morning. ben's in next to tell us when the snow will stop falling. and one man is determined to give hope to those who need it most. and he's doing it by dressing up as batman. we'll have his story wx timer @ 1:30 snow began last night and has accumulated a solid inch or two in quite a few spots across siouxland and will continue to fall throughout the day. plan on it taking longer to get to your destinations this morning with the snow/slush covered roads, as we face snow totals in the 2-4 inch range by the time it exits later this evening. winds will al

are still waiting for word from the high court whether bolin will die tonight by lethal injection, this day has been a long time coming for the victims families, it's been a hard fought battle in, he has been convicted, retried on appeals and reconvicted again. all abducted from parking lots months apart and stabbed to death. all along the 53-year-old maintained he is innocent. today the department of corrections says he has been calm, meeting with his spiritual visor and wife who is not allowed to attend the execution, he had his last meal around 10:00 this morning, the victims spends bolin is a serial killer and deserves to die. >> there is nothing about this that the prosecutors haven't gone through and been through for the pasted years. man is guilty, we have been waiting for this for a very very long time and it's about time. >> reporter: now can you see across the grass area here, there are protesters gathering, if the execution goes as planned, i am told he will get three rounds of drugs as the lethal injection. now we are expecting to talk to the victims families after this all

bolin is set to be executed by lethal injection today. we'll have a crew there and will bring live reports starting time now for headlines around the nation and the world in 60 seconds. the white house says north korea's claims of a "successful hydrogen bomb test" are "not consistent" with early analysis of underground activity. the country's announcement of a "successful hydrogen bomb test would mark a major advance for its "still-limited nuclear arsenal." u-s officials are still investigating. a class action seeking lawsuit has been filed against macy's-- for misleading customers. the suit claims the store would raise prices -- in order to discount them -- so they appear to be a greater savings. retailers like kate spade and kohl's have also been accused of similar practices. move over "avatar" there's a new force in town. it's only been out 20 days, but "star wars: the force awakens" has unseated the james cameron pic as the "highest grossing" north american movie of all time. but, the worldwide record still belongs to "avatar". "the f

bolin and his family and organization means a great deal what does it mean to the city that fan base is just first off it tremendous to the playoffs the fact that we were able to get those games at home had a lot to do with our success i can tell you that they've been amazing and another will travel well for this game we know that they're very proud of this organization the job with mr. bolin as image and you certainly had super bowl experience does it make that big a difference. >> i don't know they're all different i can go back and dissect each one say i would do this again i would do that again but it sure is nice to have other more opportunities this one will be different i think it makes it kind of special from that standpoint the fact that working to get an opportunity to play for a world championship that's what is all about. >> mention players who had experienced number 18 specifically what does it mean to get paid another crack is really special you look back at where we were maybe six weeks ago was a gun and make it back was again a happen and not only does he make it back

pin the meantime i did interview poscar ray bolin like you said pyesterday. pi asked him if he was prepared pto die. pthis is what he said. p>> hey, you know, we all die. pand i don't know what's on the pother side, if there is psomething after that, whatever. pbut we all got to be judged pagain. pand we'll be judged. pthey'll be judged for their act. p>> you've been here 28 years p>> i've locked up 28 years, psince december 9th, 1987. pso i'm a little tired. pof confinement. pimagine spending 28 years in pthis room. pthere's no way to describe it. pit's very difficult to spend 28 pyears in a row like this. pa lot of thinking? pyou have to be able to look in pmirror and like yourself. pyou like yourself? p>> yeah. pi'm comfortable with myself. pthere's a lot of things in my pyounger in my past, you know i pwish i could change, but, i'm at eace with myself. pstate's about to kill me. pand they think they're getting pjustice i'm like they're not pgetting justice. pthey are just going to kill p>> reporter: linda, again, just pto share with you, like we told pyou

supreme pcourt, oscar ray bolin is set to pbe executed tonight at 6:00. p>>laura: and gloria has declined pto be a witness to the pexecution. pfox 13 lloyd sowers will witness pit. pwe'll have complete coverage on pfox13news.com, twitter and here p>>russell: about 24 hours ago a p911 call led deputies to a pbloody crime scene. pthis morning investigators are pstill not sure who killed three eople and left another for pdead. pdeputies got the call around p6:45. pthere had been a shooting at a phome on east magnolia drive on pthe south shore of lake parker. psheriff judd described the house pas a one top shop for drugs. pinvestigators say david pwashington, his girlfriend anita pbranch and castro were murdered. p18-year-old out was shot in the pface. phe was rushed to the hospital pand survived. pthe victims were targeted. pthey may be looking for more pthan one person as well. pst. pete police made another parrest in connection with one of pdecember's deadly shootings. pafter three weeks on the run, olice got a tip that p18-year-old witcher was staying pat

at 6:00 tonight, oscar ray bolin is scheduled for execution. barring any movement from the court, the state will put him to death this evening in stark. >>> it is now the largest jackpot in u.s. history no. big winner testify $500 million power ball and now the pot swell, get this, to $675 million. the biggest ever claims the lottery spokesperson. well depending on ticket sales, it could get bigger by the drawing saturday. even though no one won you may have won a smaller prize. 2, 11, 47, 62, 63 and the power p owerball, 17. >>> as far as our temperatures are concerned, they are about where we were yesterday and this is the coolest part of the seasonable, 57 degrees in plant city. and 56 in tampa. and 52346 bartow. i know, -- and 56 in bartow. i know, it's been windy and there's still a breeze from the northeast from 5 up to about 15 miles per hour but as the day goes on, the wind speeds will relax. talked about it being cloudy this morning, notice the forecast through 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 this morning, still dealing with the clouds until about 10

bolin has long claimed he's innocent. his appeal to the state supreme court was denied last month. his attorneys also appealed to the u.s. supreme court. >> vice president joe biden is going to the public now, supporting the president's gun policy. >> the move comes two days after the president announced new executive actions targeting gun purchase regulations. biden says he's listened to critics who have attacked the president's plan. they argue he's going after law-abiding citizens and trying to make new laws without congress. biden disagrees, saying no new laws will be put in place. >> all we're talking about now is enabling the laws that are on the books that overwhelming support, including n.r.a. supported background checks before. >> some critics don't believe the white house's plan will stop convicted felons from getting guns, but biden says the new background checks would have stopped the south carolina roof last year because he would not have been able to buy the guns. >> here at news 6, we're committed to not only getting results but to honoring those who are also getting

there you are oscar ray bolin has been executed tonight. that's the latest from here back to you. >> thank you so much. >> fox 35 follow up right now. orlando officer william anderson cleared after firing his gun after being run over. he pulled over this car for speeding. the passenger bailed out. the driver hit the gas and ran over anderson. anderson was in fear of his he walks with a cane and uses a surface dog for help. the state attorney decided not file criminal charges. after this deadly accident. a father and baby killed in a crash. a 75 year old driver slammed into the cars in front of her when she ran a red light. the child's mother suffered a traumatic brain injury in the accident. the elderly driver had no drugs in the system and at most guilty of -- driving. scheming people out of cash on craigslist. investigators tipped off by law enforcement. a local man might be sending out bogus checks for services. the police checked it out car. >> too good to believe, you might want to think about it good chance it is too good to believe.

but everyone got the answer at 10:00 when the supreme court rejected oscar ray bolin's final appeal. after a delay the man who killed three women from the area back in the 80s and denied it was finally executed. and lloyd sowers witnessed the execution. he was near the families that he his final moments and how they reacted. >> there were hours that went by, we thought could this happen. >> could you feel the frustration they were feeling after all the years will it happen and get this execution. it proceeded about 10:05. it started with the injections. 1, 2, 3 lethal injections. the sedative. and the heart stopping. it took 11 minutes for him to die. we watched his chest group and down and more slowly after his eyes closed and complexion changed from a flush to a very ashen. when the guard said do you have any last words he said, no, sir. he did not look at anyone in the room. we sat with the families in that death chamber, watching this. we did not see oscar ray bolin look at any of them. pronounced dead after the doctor listened to the heartbeat that was not there. the family memb

protesting outside oscar ray bolin's execution.. the first in the state this year.. put to death after murdering three bay area women. herman lindsey spent more than a year on death row before the florida supreme court overturned his conviction. he and aclu leaders want florida's death sentences - converted to life in prison. kendra conlon, 10 news, wtsp timothy hurst's case out of death penalty law. the jury voted 7- to-5 in favor of death-- after convicting him of murdering his boss in 19-98. florida carried out two executions-- despite the "pending supreme court ruling." we're one of only three states that allow judges to override a jury's suggested sentence. right now the crews of two us navy ships are being questioned in iran. it happened after the pentagon briefly lost contact with the vessels in the persian gulf. officials say the boats were traveling between kuwait and bahrain when "one of the boats" had mechanical trouble. it ran aground near the iran-held "far-see island." iran says the "u-s boats and 10 crew members" are expected to be released today. this

oscar ray bolin convicted of killing three women put to death hours ago. scheduled for an execution tonight at six but a last minute appeal to the u.s. supreme court. the latest. announced dead by lethal injection. 1986 murder of a woman. >> a former mother in law ran out of the room crying. dead inside the hole. accused of killing -- and her children. he denied killing the kids but killed -- >> great news for florida iconic manatee. the u.s. fish and wildlife service wants to reclassify them from endangered to threatened. the public would have 90 days to comment before any changes are made. >> thank you. somebody turned a dime into almost $2 million. quite a return on your investment. the coin is extremely rare. why it's for the one of a kind and should have us all checking it out. >> a woman walking into the work. the victim of a random attack. what happened right in the >> plus. >> i've been thrilled with the amount of interest getting from recruits. >> going one on one with ucf football coach. making an impact on the team. >> our forecast getting foggy

oscar bolin will be executed at 6:00, this after his conviction nearly 30 years ago. the 53-year-old was convicted of murdering three women, but because of appeals has yet to face lethal injection. all three of his victims were stabbed. you may remember bolin wound up marrying a member of his legal defense team in 1996. she maintains his innocence. a large crane that was working on the flagler bridge fell off and onto a barge below. take a look. according to fire rescue, no one was injured in the crash, and no fuel spilled when the crane toppled over. right now, there is no word on what caused the accident. angela: as lawmakers get set to debate governor rick scott' s call for $1 billion in tax cuts, one group is fighting to keep them from funding those cuts with money from a trust fund set aside for housing programs. today, the sadowski housing coalition made its annual case to lawmakers. they asked them to avoid raiding affordable housing funds as a means to establish the state' s balanced budget. >> when there is not that pressure to find money to balance the budge

oscar ray bolin was executed by lethal injection at the state prison in bradford county. a last-minute appeal pushed it back four hours. he was convicted of >>> a new deal in the works st. petersburg. the deal allows rays to look at other stadium sites and to give st. petersburg 6 months to make a case for the team to stay in the city. the deal is not final. now the city council must approve it. >>> powerball fever is growing this morning. excitement over the biggest lottery jackpot ever is translating into high ticket sales. that pushed it to $700 million. you better get those last minute tickets. >>> leigh has lucky numbers in the forecast. >> unfortunately this morning you need the jacket or umbrella. it's light rain. citrus, hernando, pasco counties. any time you see the lighter blue color it means light rain. it's still annoying as you head off to work and school. st. that's that yellow you see. hillsborough, polk, highlands, sarasota county everybody getting in on this light rain. on the flip side it's warmer this morning. we're in the low to mid 60s. here's the for

. >>> tomorrow is oscar ray bolin's date with death. he will be executed tomorrow prison. he was first convicted of years ago. of appeals and each time the convictions were upheld. >>> an armed robbery caught on tape and police need your help. take a look. store surveillance video shows two suspects, one with a gun. the other who goes around the counter and takes the cash. the clerk on duty gave him all the money and says he did everything these guys told him to do. >> at that moment were you scared? >> i am scared too much. >> too much? >> yeah. because they put a gun in my face. >> so take a look if you recognize these guys. you are urged to call largo police. >>> and still to come, we will be back with much more including those winning power ball numbers. >> now to a weather alert. dangerous and dicey. that is the forecast we are facing the next three months. >> we are talking a lot of severe storms, possible tornadoes, and if the last el nio back in 1998 is any indication, this could get messy in a hurry. melanie michael has the story. >> reporter: when severe weather

but jody bolin remains skeptical. >> when i see the potential presidential candidates they say they're doing this but i definitely don't feel any relief. >> from knoxville tfns. >> tennessee. >> it's the long long term struggle of not having basic needs met, like food in the refrigerator. >> to long island new york. >> the car is not turning over. i don't believe this. i'm certainly going to scream in two seconds. oh my god. >> i panicked because if something is going to happen how are we going to pay that? >> to plano, texas. >> i feel like we've gone a step down. >> nearly seven years after the recession ended many americans continue to feel the agony of the middle class squeeze. according to a recent survey about 25% of those make over $100,000 a year still live paycheck to paycheck. in 2000, more than 60% of americans considered themselves middle or upper class, compared to barely half, 51%, today. 48% say they are now in the working or lower classes. on this day of great celebration, cara and stephanie had no idea how the vows for better or worse would truly test them in the comin