and there is the pigtail at this point. now i m making a little hook. it looks like this, called the teardrop hook. now the next step is to make the actual hook itself. once again, i have to heat it back up. in making the forge, i have come to find out there s only five or six of these in the entire country and they do have an original one, which i did go and see down in chickamauga, chattanooga battlefield. i did take some pictures to get the finer details of the chains on the hooks, so this forge is a very, very accurate. now, i do not want to ruin my pigtail, so i have to cool it off in water to harden it. ok? you can see this as black and this is still orange. this will be very easy now to bend. i put it over the war and of the annville over the horn of the anvil. straightened it out. and there is my curve. now cut this off here and i will make the top and, called the teardrop. ok. ready to heat it up again, boss? john baronich: yep, heat it back up. i use a tool call
the crotch. the crowd chanted kick him out. he was given a one foul. he remain in the game. it did not help. you see that officials. that may have fired them up. steph curry is trying to get into it. he steps back like he usually does but he would moss. curry, and clay shot 20%. kevin durant blocks that shot and hits three-points. steph curry and the warriors down 72-47 down at the half. didn t get any better. durant another block. he gets it to russell westbrook. that is durant again. that was westbrook. you are going to see the sweet floater. they were up 41 at one point in this game. curry and company have to regroup. thunder up 2-1 in the series. game four is tuesday and oklahoma city fans were certainly not i don t think anybody was happy. now with some sad fan reaction. hey, kate. reporter: fans almost as bummed out as j.r.. he is setting the bar pretty high. fans packed this theater but they did not get to their happy ending. [ cheering ] reporter: they were to
action. moving to demote one, veteran sergeant. senior sergeant t wells was being denoted to the rank of deputy, and he resigned the same monday. tonight, the sheriff told me the demotion was related to the oversielth in the handle oversight in the handling of the incident. the sheriff says this was something we had to address. he declined to provide other details. he believed he was a scapegoat for what happened and he says he doesn t know why he was being demoted. the sheriff places undersheriff monte gore on paid administrative leave. there were some problems, with the way gore notified corporate carrigan s father about his death. the suspension was a result of a series of events and administrative actions that were done incorrectly. according to the sheriff. he declined to elaborate. we ve not been able to reach the all of this as planned for the funeral of carrigan. so unfortunate that this is happening now and probably not the end of the story. you bet. developing
had to be towed away from that scene. now, to breaking news tonight, a shakeup at the park county sheriff s department. just a week after a man killed a deputy and wounded two others. happened as they served an eviction notice. political activist martin wirth. he killed nate carrigan. we know the undersheriff has been placed on leave, and a sergeant demoted can then resigned. cbs4 investigator brian maass with exclusive details and this is an enormous fallout from the incident. the park county sheriff took action. moving to demote one, veteran sergeant. senior sergeant t wells was being denoted to the rank of deputy, and he resigned the same day. monday. tonight, the sheriff told me the demotion was related to the oversielth in the handle oversight in the handling of the incident. the sheriff says this was he declined to provide other details. he believed he was a scapegoat for what happened and he says he doesn t know why he was being demoted. the sheriff places unders
bloodiest ground in america. hopefully we will have the opportunity to commemorate and recognized some of this stories. i am proud to be presenting for you a fabulous lineup of speakers over the next day and a half. an excellent tour on sunday morning, and to consider what a sunday and how that is our legacy. kicking things off for our program is our keynote speaker, dana shoaf. he comes to us from civil war times magazine. for generations of people that magazine has served as the single most influential and accessible point in the civil war history. there for 16 years. he has been editor for seven. he has also left some commentary copies for us upstairs. when i asked him about coming down here to speak as part of our symposium, i told him the team and i said what is something that is interesting to you these days? what gives you the chance to explore? as a magazine editor heat oversees the stories of so many other people that perhaps he had not had the time to explore th