reporter: kelly was driving with a blood alcohol level of .14. two months ago he pled guilty to 28 charges including five counts of negligent homicide. but for reasons that are still unexplained, judge albert let him out on gps monitoring. pending sentencing. now he has failed to turn up. i want to see is him turn himself in. if you are hiding him out, you re just as guilty. my other daughter morgan and her twin sister lauren. reporter: the community rallied around those ten surviving children throwing christmas parties and raising money. their third mother s day without their mom. if it gave them a million years it wouldn t be okay. if they put him to death, it wouldn t be okay. we learn how to cope with it and deal reporter: and the singing inside the court and the scene inside the courthouse was nothing like we have ever seen. there was dozens of relatives ready to describe the impact of this loss on them when kelly failed to show, they ran out into the hallway
flight? the major airline willing to pay you thousands of dollars to avoid scenes like this. and, america strong. the retired air force mechanic fixing anyone s car for free, getting them back on the road and on their feet. good evening on this friday night. i m tom llamas. in for david. we begin with the rising tensions. north korea and the united states, backed up by powerful arsenals, exchanging dangerous threats. tonight, new images of the 22,000-pound bomb american forces dropped on afghanistan. and an aircraft carrier strike group headed that way. martha raddatz in seoul, south korea, tonight. reporter: tonight, amid mounting tensions with the united states, north korea s unpredictable leader kim jong-un greeted with thunderous applause by his nation s military brass. tomorrow, the hermit kingdom celebrates the 105th anniversary of the birth of its founder, kim il-sung. crowds already gathering in pyongyang. events like these, typically marked with a show of mil
the major airline willing to pay you thousands of dollars to avoid scenes like this. and, america strong. the retired air force mechanic fixing anyone s car for free, getting them back on the road and on their feet. good evening on this friday night. i m tom llamas, in for david. we begin with the rising tensions as we head into this holiday weekend. north korea and the united states, backed up by powerful arsenals, now exchanging some dangerous threats. even china warning this could all spin out of control. tonight, new images of the 22,000-pound bomb american forces dropped on afghanistan. targeting isis fighters, but also sending a message. a u.s. navy ship is standing by off the korean peninsula, and an aircraft carrier and navy strike group are headed that way. tomorrow, north korea celebrates its most important holiday. will korea use the occasion to have more tests? martha raddatz in seoul, south korea, tonight. reporter: tonight, amid mounting tensions with th
flight? the major airline willing to pay you thousands of dollars to avoid scenes like this. and, america strong. the retired air force mechanic fixing anyone s car for free, getting them back on the road and on their feet. good evening on this friday night. i m tom llamas. in for david. we begin with the rising tensions. north korea and the united states, backed up by powerfu pop arsenals, exchanging dangerous threats. tonight, new images of the 22,000-pound bomb american forces dropped on afghanistan. and an aircraft carrier and navy strike group headed that way. martha raddatz in seoul, south korea, tonight. reporter: tonight, amid mounting tensions with the united states, north korea s unpredictable leader kim jong-un greeted with thunderous applause by his nation s military brass. tomorrow, the hermit kingdom celebrates the 105th anniversary of the birth of its founder, kim il-sung. crowds already gathering in pyongyang. events like these, typically marked with a
MEDICINE PARK, OK — What began as a welfare check on a man under possible mental duress ended with an apartment fire and one person in custody Wednesday.