deputies say john ghent not only confessed to his family but to the paramedics that treated him, and if convicted of murder, she could spend 30 years to life in prison. the prosecution is expected to wrap up its case tomorrow. greg suskin, channel 9, eyewitness news. expected to sign a bill into law signing domestic abuse and creates a task force to investigate and standards for each investigation. south carolina consistently rates as one of the worst states for domestic violence in the country. >>> leaders held a ribbon cutting for the wallace educational forum yesterday. the district had been debating a centralized office for years. >>> allergy sufferers, ready for more rain to wash away the pollen. i'll tell if you we will see any of it. >>> and after years of debate, the nfl finally admits there is a link between football and brain injuries later in life. >> it's probably not a matter of if but when. >>> another live look at a polling location. they all close at 7:30. this is the location at dilworth. count on chanle 9 to bring you >>> and we are on the scene of a deadly motorcyc

john ghent is on trial for the murder of elaine ghent. she asked him to leave but he said he had normal to -- normal to go. police say that ghent called his daughter and left a voice mail. she called her brother who forced open the locked bedroom door and found his mother dead and his father's arm draped over her. what did you do to my mom? >> he set he punched and kicked ghent 20 times. >>> many law enforcement agencies happened over officer- involved investigations to sled but now, there is a bill that would make that uniform protocol for the state. >>> and surveillance video shows a man attacking a deputy. police say marviano white was trying to steal beer from the columbia gas station last week and resisted arrest and hit the deputy and continued to punch and kick him. >>> happening today, south carolina governor nikki haley will jien children services advocates for a news conference columbia. they still face high caseloads putting children at risk. state senator were told that there are caseworkers that have 50 children assigned to t