detective mark frost said that, to him, the crime scene up there looked staged.eek later, there was a press conference at which the police told the russellville public, don't worry. we know who committed this crime. keith morrison (voiceover): police didn't mention the suspect's name just then, but it wasn't long before everybody in russellville knew perfectly well that it was kevin jones. this is what appeared in the russellville "courier" three months after nona's murder. nona's killer remains free, and russellville police department has requested formal charges against one suspect. hiram jones is kevin's father. they tried, convicted, and sentenced kevin within 90 days of it happening. if you was a stranger walking in a coffee shop based in russellville and you read that, what would you think? keith morrison (voiceover): it bothered kevin's mother janice something awful when bumper stickers, justice for nona, started cropping up. after all, she loved nona, too. the assumption that i formed and i think many people formed was that justice for nona meant-- convic

mark in some spots. we're even waking up to some frost advisories. also some freeze warnings. that's where you're seeing that pink color. so philadelphia, d.c. roanoke you have a frost advisory. 23 million people under freeze alerts this morning. this is why we're looking at temperatures into the 30s and 40s this morning. just above the freezing mark in baltimore and ocean city. chilly in morgantown, charleston, blacksburg in the 30s. 45 in buffalo and 41 in syracuse. a chilly start there. big difference in the middle of the country. we're going to feel summer-like once again today. tomorrow, we're going to keep the warmth in place. we're going keep the temperatures into the 80s, 90s in some spots. 83 in kansas city. we're going to be chasing some records as well. el paso today 90 degrees. albuquerque, 82. as we look towards tuesday, that jet stream still far to the north. that's allowing the warm air in. looking attemperatures into the 80s in st. louis summer once again in the desert southwest. temperatures in the 80s in dallas 88. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> o

we have frost advisories, freeze warnings where you see the hot pink. and temperatures chilly, right above the freezing mark. as you walk out the door, 47 in new york city. but just above freezing in baltimore. also ocean city. temperatures in the 30s in morgan town, charleston, blacksburg. styn worried about freezing as well. you're cold too. and 36 degrees. but go to the middle of the country. a really warm day today, well above average for this time of year. that jet stream so far to the north once again, we're going to be chasing records once again. kansas city today 83. into the upper 80s in oklahoma city. 90 in el paso. same story as we go throughout tomorrow. temperatures into the 80s int. s some spots into the 90s. in parts of the northwest, 91 in phoenix. 91 in tucson. temperatures in the 80s in san angelo and also san antonio. all right. back to you, frances. >> thanks so much, michelle. >> sure. >>> coming up, the cowboys and 49ers go head to head. but first we're back in a minute with a big decision for massachusetts voters ou the state legalize psychedelic mushrooms? bacteria in your gut? try n

frost advisory in the lighter pink for roanoke. freeze warning in the hot pink color, philadelphia, d.c., richmond and middleton, also. temperatures just above the freezing markltimore above the freezing mark. williamsport, 33. tons of 30s in to the ohio valley. also parts of the great lakes as well. here is the big difference. we are looking at that summer-like heat into the south and central states once again. the jet stream is so high to the north, kind of shutting off any cooler air coming from canada, allowing that warm flow in so we are looking at temperatures into the 80s and 90s. 10, 20, 30 degrees above normal for this time of the year. chasing records once again and do that once again tomorrow and then that warmth heads to the east and in new york city, we will see temperatures in the 70s by halloween. >> that seems wrong to me but the kids will enjoy it for trick or treat. michelle grossman, thank you very much. >>> back to politics up next. what we know about president biden casting his vote for the 2024 election today. i'm pretty sure we actually do who he is voting for. "way too early" will be right back. should screen for colon cancer. these fo

mark milley, dr. fauci -- the list is going to grow long -- to send a broadband message i am above the law. the supreme court gave that immunity clause. it's back to nixon, to david froster to him that line of nixon. he had targets, trump. pelosi, a top political one that got under his skin too much. this is no way to run a country. we've already experienced january 6th. trump is saying i'll get inaugurated and i'm going to take our institutions, whether it's the environmental protection agency or department of education and gut it. we're looking at a bit of a storm arm. we've had these figures in american history, the huey longs and joe mccarthy, strom thurmonds, but not as president and not one that already oversaw an insurrection. >> but republicans now don't care about january 6th. they say it's much ado about nothing. after the riots, after the attempted insurrection -- and by the way, even people running donald trump's campaign after the insurrection called it an insurrection. but now, oh, much ado about nothing. so what's going to happen if they arrest nancy pelosi, throw her in jail? how many republicans will go, yeah, that's fine, because she said bad things a