there to kill me. a teenager shows up at a door and shoots her in the face? what? she s accused of an affair with a married man more than twice his age. who is amy fisher? amy fisher, the villain. dun dun dun well, i guess there s a few villains in this story. joey buttafuoco. joey knew of my intentions towards his wife. this phenomenon starts to happy. happen. it s not about me anymore. it s not about the person who got shot and assassinated in front of her own home. it becomes about joey and amy. lights, camera, action. joey loves that. tell us your side, joey. right? this story has never gone away. it s been told a million times. i got shot in the head, she did it, and he had something to do with it, too. now is the time to talk about it and not drown myself in booze and drugs. i kind of made it my mission i m going to make this name something again. because it turned to [ bleep ] if one man can change the meaning of a name, one woman can change i
feels much colder than that. live from watauga county, dave faherty, channel 9 eyewitness news. dave, thank you, remember you can track the cold temperatures throughout the night along with us using our wsoc-tv app. it s free for iphone and android devices. cleaned up and packed up. today the carolina panthers officially closed the chapter on their record breaking season that ended with thatat heartbreaking loss at the super bowl. eyewitness news anchor brittney johnson found out how the team is now using defeat to all ready start to plan for next season. reporter: well the panthers are looking back on the 2015 season with everything they ve accomplished. including getting to the super bowl. but after losing, even though they re about to take a break, they re working to figure out how to get back to the big game. after a record breaking season of dancing, dabbing, and defying expectations on the field. we did what a lot of people the carolina panthers are clearing
manual only says that sensitive but unclassified data can t be emailed outside the i.r.s. network. but it says nothing about an outright prohibition. in other words it s bad practice, but it s not prohibited. and it clearly didn t stop lois lerner from lurning the tsh-from returning the confidence of the american people. as i said at the offset, congress has a responsibility to protect taxpayers, just avoiding a repeat of past failures cannot be our ambition. so let s put commonsense safeguards if place, shine the light of the transparency on the i.r.s. and provide greater accountability to the american people. the i.r.s. email transparency act does just that. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from wisconsin reserve. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. lewis: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lewis: i rise in support of house bil
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