a year after a polk county man was killed by a drunk driver. the victim s brother is suing two bars that he said served that driver alcohol in the moment before the crash. knox fox 13 hayley heinz is in mull bury this evening with why that man s attorney says those bars are response oobl. a year later a memorial stantdz the mulberry intersection where paul woot ten junior was hit and killed. night representing his brother says paul s death could of been prev knowingly over serched the driver that hit him. and they drive passed the memorial every single day. when his daughter bailey comes out here, we bring the pups out. and the pictures are fade. it s a reminders of a devoted father and fisherman and gators fan. always laugh. and the collision essentially is what woke me up. november 620th 15, the polk stone rear ended him with his pickup truck. woot ten died on impact and stone kept going. he cep was arrested days later for leaving the diseefnt crash with scefs. and had
it s a reminders of a devoted father and fisherman and gators fan. always laugh. and the collision essentially is what woke me up. november 620th 15, the polk county sheriff says woot ten was liegdz motorcycle when joan stone rear ended him with his pickup truck. woot ten died on impact and stone kept going. he cep was arrested days later for leaving with scefs. and had he is iewg to xyz lickers in mulberry which has since been turned into another business for their roles the night of crash. according to lawsuit, both bits necessaries knowingly served alcohol to stoarntion a victim of beverage. and that s a vie o laifghts shop act. you have to prove thee knew he was ah drunk and they served him knowing he was a drunk and that owner of q exrks yz did not return our casms at tis stand bar manager told us stone wasn t drink there the night of crash and hadn t been there in three years. they knew this individual at xyz had a problem with alcohol. and those the people you don t
this month fox news sunday celebrates our 20th anniversary. and this week we sat down with president obama for the first time on this program since he took office. we traveled to the university of chicago law school where mr. obama taught for more than a decade. he returned to make the case for his supreme court nominee, judge merrick garland arguing the senate republican plan to block the nomination threatens to deadlock the court. as a consequence, we have a 4-4 tie in the supreme court and potentially at least two supreme court terms in which this vacancy will remain. that is unprecedented. afterwards, we spoke with the president about the nomination battle, concerns about how he reacts to terror attacks, and the clinton e-mail scandal. mr. president, welcome back to fox news sunday. great to be with you. been a while. better late than never. senate republicans to consider judge garland. but senate republicans, the gop, is applying pressure of its own and just
tomorrow the big mass at madison square garden. by the way, he doesn t get here until about 5:00 today, but streets are going to be intermittently closed starting about 10:00 this morning, and it s going to get worse especially tomorrow. our plan is to hitch a ride, and it might look something like this. welcome to the popemobile. pope francis? hi, holy father. this is from madam due code s, the great wax museum on 42nd street. this thing i m sorry the statue, this figure the replica of the pope is magnificent. the detail do you think we re ever going to get up close and personal to the holy father you ll be tackled. wow. it would be amazing. can you take a look at the face? go ahead. no, it s so life like. even the shape. are we allowed to touch? i heene, i know the ring, we ve got to kiss the ring, but are we allowed to go for it. what does it feel like? nice. i feel like that might be sack religious. tickets to the mass tomorrow, thr
like shot and a car screeching away. police say someone fired multiple shots at a man and hit him in the torso. the victim walked across divisadero street and collapsed. the storeowner called 911 and man later died at sf general hospital. it jolted me out of bed and i walked out here and ambulance, fire trucks and it was out of a horror morning. she is frustrated with this area of western edition where she says crime has persisted for the past decade. i m scared to go out to the store and buy a bag of chips and sandwich, what if i get shot? other neighbors are concerned not just about the shootings, but car break-ins and even the robbery of a child selling candy last july? in the five years i have been here, i have heard and witnessed so much criminal activity. reporter: this woman says the community rallies, but change is needed. in fact, we were talking about having another neighborhood meeting, what can we do to try to help create a safer neighborhood? re