ken johnson/princip al, merrimack nh high school "the irony is a bit overwhelming. a kid who gives her life to community service only to have it taken away the very first day.that's just not fair." sworn in to the prince williams county police dept on friday. ashley guindon was shot and killed the next day responding to a domestic violence call on her very first shift, the night shift. sgt. stephan hudson/prince williams county police dept. "they approached the front door of the home and the subject inside the home, later identified as the accused, opened fire." 32 year old ronald hamilton/of woodbridge, virginia has been arrested for capital murder. he's accused of killing guindon and his own wife and accused of shooting two other officers. merrimack nh police this morning lowered its flag and escorted guidon's mom and aunt to the airport for the trip to virginia. its support to the family, "it's horrible. it's an absolutely tragic thing for any police officer to have to deal with." two communities greives the sudden loss. "it's sad to see anybody die." ashley guin

and far more personal >> principal ken johnson starting the more merrimack high school remembering 2005 graduate ashley gwindin. to be taken down on first day is beyond imaginable. just hours in her first day as police officer in virginia of duty shot to death during a domestic disturbance call. >> at this time i ask you please join me in a moment of silence. >> merrimack police officers given the sad job of notifying her mother and aunt escorted them to airport to fly to virginia. little piece of us dies in every law enforcement officer. to know it's an individual of larger merrimack community family too makes it more difficult to try to reconcile here locally. neighbors left flowers. principal johnson reflects on high school yearbook picture that saysly for something. rather than die for nothing. he said ashley in her commitment to service did just that. >> she would have made a great police officer here in merrimack. >> here talent hospital they say they will also honor her at the high schools graduation. the police department has lowered their flags. judge later today. live this mor

reporter: principal ken johnson came to the school sunday afternoon to reflect on what has happened. >> i know that we have four merrimack students who are class of 2005 who are going to be devastated as well, i'm sure they already know. what's particularly tragic is not only is this a personal story, but a young woman who was on her first day. it's also a class that has experienced more than its share of loss. reporter: johnson indon is the sixth person to lose their life from the class of 2005. >> other than this particular case i can't imagine anything more tragic. reporter: under her picture in the 2005 yearbook she left her classmates with this quote. live for something, rather than die for nothing. >> merrimack high school we have a motto, believe, go forward and inspire. and we'd like to believe that not only did ashley embrace that motto, but that she personnified it as well. reporter: a moment of silence the principal also tells us they will remember ashley on graduation day. live from merrimack this evening, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. stephanie: thank you. governor hassan

ken johnson remembers her >> the irony is a bit overwhelming. ashley guindon was shot and killed after responding to a domestic call. 32-year-old ronald hamilton was charged in the death of ashley guindon and his own wife. >> it' s a tragedy. reporter: the two other officers are expected to recover. they are considering a death penalty case. stewart: back to that breaking news. you are taking a live look of those flames as they can -- firefighters are at that scene battling these flames. they are making sure they did not approach the bar -- barn that we saw. we have been flying over the scene for about an hour. still waiting to see the cruise get a handle on this. early voting has begun in central florida. reporter: it is hardly a mad rush at the polls but republicans and democrats are it getting a chance to early vote. more than 2500 already have. >> it was very easy. you got him, he got out and you are ready to go. >> it was convenient for me to come in and bow. reporter: people showing up may enjoy the fact that they do not have a lot of clou

of the merrimack nh home of 28 year old ashley guindon, the police officer killed in prinicpal ken johnson remembers guindon as a cheerleader before high school and a u-s marine afterward. her final year book thought reads "live for something rather than die for nothing." "the irony is a bit overwhelming. a kid who gives her life to community service only to have it taken away the very first day.that's just not fair."sworn in to the prince williams county police dept on friday.ashley guindon was shot and killed the next day responding to a domestic violence call on her very first shift, the night shift. "they approached the front door of the home and the subject inside the home, later identified as the accused, opened fire."32 year old ronald hamilton/of woodbridge, virginia has been arrested for capital murder.he's accused of killing guindon and his own wife and accused of shooting two other officers.merrimack nh police this morning lowered its flag and escorted guidon's mom and aunt to the airport for the trip to virginia.the police dept's sign offers its support to the family,"it's horr

ken johnson, high school overwhelming, a kid who gives her life to community service has her life taken on the first day, its just not right" last night hundreds of people gathered at a vigil in her honor. she started with the department as an intern... before joining the police academy. # roanoke county police will release more details today about friday's officer involved shooting. according to a county spokesperson ... a news conference is scheduled for later this morning. the shooting happened near the walgreens at brambelton avenue and electric road. the suspect involved died friday night at the hospital. no officers were hurt. ### an investigation is underway... after an officer involved shooting in salt lake city, utah. it was a chaotic scene over the weekend... as two officers fired their service weapons... while responding to a call for an assault. police have not released many details about what led up to the shooting. witnesses say a teen was shot.... and he was arguing with another person... when police arrived. an ohio pastor has died after being shot during a church servic

ken johnson says ashley guindon's death is being felt by so many year. in the 2005 yearbook, she left her classmates with this quote, live for something rather than die for nothing. >> at merrimack high school we have a motto, believe, go forward, and inspire. we'd like to believe that not only did ashley embrace that motto, but as well. >> when a fellow officer is killed in the line of duty, it affects us all in some way or another throughout the country. and, you know, our hearts go out to the family. amy: in addition to today's moment of silence, they plan to honor officer guindon at graduation this year. there's no word yet as to plans for memorial service. when we get the information, we'll be erin: thank you. investigators are trying to identify the body of a hiker found dead on the trail between mt. adams and jefferson and figure out how he died. fish and game say that two hikers discovered the body of a white man weighing more than 200 pounds. rescue crews were not able to get the body off of the trail until early today. they didn't find anything

. >> principal ken johnson says guindon's death is felt by many at the high school. in the 2005 year book guindon left her classmates with a quote. "live for something rather than die for nothing." >> we have a motto. believe, go forward, and inspire. we like to believe that not only did ashley embrace that motto but she personified it as well. not only is this a personal story about a young woman who was on her first day but also a class that has experienced more than its share of loss. >> police say they'll support the family however they can. >> when a fellow officer is killed in the line of duty, it another throughout the country. and, you know, our hearts go out to the family. >> moments of silence will be held at merrimack high school on monday. the principal says they will also honor ashley at graduation this year. in merrimack, wmur, news 9. >> thank. the governor released a statement on officer guindon's death saying "the death of prince william officer ashley guindon is a solemn reminder that every day our first responders courageously put their lives on th

. >> reporter: principal ken johnson start the morning at merrimack high school remembering 2005 graduate ashley guindon. >> to be taken down on her very first day is simply beyond imaginable. >> reporter: just hours into her first day as a police officer in virginia, the 28-year-old was killed in the line of duty, shot to death during a domestic disturbance call. >> so at this time, i ask you to please join me in a moment of silence. >> reporter: merrimack police officers given the sad job of netfying her mother and aunt, escorting them to the airport to fly to virginia. >> a little piece of us dies know that this is an individual who sa member of the larger community family, too, makes it more difficult to try to reconcile here locally. >> reporter: neighbors left flowers. principal johnson reflects on her high school yearbook picture. it says "live for something rather than die for nothing." he says ashley in her commitment to service did just that. >> she would have made a great police officer here in merrimack. >> reporter: he hopes current students follow her example. >> that you la

. >> reporter: merrimac high school principal ken johnson leads his school in a moment of reflectiono honor the life of his former student, 28-year-old ashley guindon. he was killed saturday, her first day on the job as a police officer in virginia. >> to see a young person go off service, to be taken down on her very first day is simply beyond imaginable. >> reporter: flowers sit at the home of her mother. merrimack police have lowered their flag to half-staff and a childhood friend fondly remembers guindon. >> i remember her being a kind person, so brave, cared for everybody. she was so strong. >> reporter: principal johnson says ashley embodied the school motto, believe, go forward, and inspire. her high school yearbook quote reads live for something rather than die for nothing and gives ode to her deceased father. >> this is a young lady who chose to move forward in her life and commit to a life of public service. at one point it was a discussion about medical and aeronautics and marines and then she goes to work for the police force in virginia. she would have made a great polic

ken johnson, high school principal:"the irony is a bit overwhelming, a kid who gives her life to community service has her life taken on the first day, its just not right" last night hundreds of people gathered at a vigil in her honor. she started with the department as an intern... before joining the police academy. # let's check in with storm team meterologist kristina montuori. today: few morning showers possible.after noon sunshine.breez y with highs in the lower 60s tonight: mostly clear with lows in the upper 30s tuesday: increasing clouds with highs in the lower 60s.late-day rain showers possible.overn ight rain likely wednesday: morning rain.afternoo n clearing with temperatures dropping from the 50s in the morning to the 40s by the afternoon thursday: partly cloudy and friday: scattered light snow highs in the lower 40s saturda>>> taking a look at the headlines. more problems for a cruise ship that was battered by a major atlantic storm earlier this month. royal caribbean's anthem of the seas is headed back to new jersey due to yet another squall and norovirus outbreak. the premat

let's bring in our attorneys, ken rotweiler, chaka johnson, thank you for being here.g to you. they asked a judge, dismiss this, he goes no way, why not? >> well, the reason why he said why not, was because there wasn't a write to go this, as we all now, and the testimony he really didn't believe, when i say he didn't believe it, towed way the testimony on the one hand, you know, bruce castor testified, and he testified, there was an agreement. on the other side, andrea constant civil lawyer, said there was never a deal. and bruce castor did admit this that there were three party to this agreement. there was bill cosby's criminal lawyer, who is dead, he died in february 2001. there is andrea constant's lawyer, and himself. so on the one side bruce castor said there was an agreement, dolores, bill cosby's civil lawyer, said there wasn't an agreement. and there was no writing. so on balance with what the judged said was the bruce castor hasn't met his burden, and therefore, the case goes forward. >> so can you appeal that judge's ruling? >> you can. what i expect to happ

happened inside that club, still a lot of questions, but we do have our attorneys here, ken rotweiler, chaka johnsoning is we have this video, they keep playing this video over and over, "tmz" sports did put nice bigar owe there, so we see shade any this video, we see shady throwing punches, but i want to start with you. because you're saying this video may not be as bad for shady as we think? this video merely moment in time. it doesn't capture what started this frenzy, and you know when you are dealing with night club incident, you are talking about people swept up. so you have mr. mccoy, sean, maybe throwing a punch, yet to be deb sided but even if it is a punch he could very well be in the throws after fight that he did not initiate. >> you see somebody throwing punches, supposedly, shady mccoy. if if it is, they have to find out why he is throwing punches, if he is the initiate or then he has a problem. i mean, there were serious injuries here. so there is potential charge of aggravated assault, some broken ribs, broken nose, potential skull fracture. remember the people, the people that had th

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ken will be here along with johnson.k about the big mistake that he believes was made in this case. >> well, 6:36. developing overnight, a man is shot and killed inside a crowded home. 1800 block every fillmore street. >> walk up to the front door, started blasting into the living room. >> and children inside. >> children, ten people inside. steve's on the case over at the round house, steve in. >> make it even dozen, and all four kids, all of the adult at homicide. we got crowded house, crowded homicide bureau right now. >> guns, drugs, murder all in plane view, practically arms reached, four set of little arms, philmore and tackawanna sack sean in the 15th district, the busiest district in the district, in the whole city of philadelphia. and the detective working that busy area tell us, that corner could also be called the intersection of drug and dealing. these four little kids from four to eight years old home with those eight adult, all in their 20's, when a 13th person, 30 year old guy, friend, just visited this ho

ken: it will be huge in those states. wisconsin is a good example. senator ron johnson, a real social conservative, also a fiscal conservative, is being challenged by russ feingold, the former senator, a real liberal on social, fiscal issues. so, i think we could really see the supreme court become potentially a liability for republican candidates in those purple states because it will force them to own some of these stances on social issues that may not be as appealing to that narrow slice of swing voters who are so critical in determining the outcome of statewide elections as it is, as those issues are appealing to the base of the republican party or the democratic party, respectively. fernando: how does this impact either the sanders or the clinton campaign? is it something they can use to motivate? ken: well, we' ve certainly seen both bernie sanders and hillary clinton try to use it to speak to their base on issues that are sort of already important, already core to their campaign. so, for instance, bernie sanders has really used it to invoke citizens united, the s

ken fry. >> frank: the grant jury found probable cause to proceed with first degree murder charges against pierre griffin in the murders of uhon johnson, tatiana dis and alexandra king. details that we have not seen before and here they are. two of them involve where the bodies of diz and king were found, the french broad river. warrants indicate that is where pierre gririin took the two women, pulled the gun and threatened them with the intent of stealing alexandra king's car. whether that same gun is used in their killings is not stated. a .38 caliber gun was found. three spent shell cases inside. johnson's body was found in pisgah view apartments. part of the indictments includes a charge of unlawfully placing their bodies in the river. griffin is now officially charged with that felony as well. there will be a administrative hearing at the end of this month. the clock for buncombe county district attorney for todd williams. he now has 45 days to notify the court if he intends to seek the death penalty. he tells news 13 that that is now under consideration. frank kracher, news 13. >> larry: as we mentioned, a grand jury has returne

johnson's vietnam policies. first, an abc news special report that includes the testimony of former ambassador to the soviet union george kennan. and then retired general gavin and then questions of senators including the chairman. >> in korea, we had learned, air naval power alone could not win a war and ground forces can't win one, either. it was incredible to me that we had forgotten that bitter lessons so soon that we were on the verge of making that same tragic error. well, general, as far as you know, are the conditions in indochina any different than they were at that time? >> next weekend, hearing from special consultant to president johnson, general maxwell taylor. and on saturday, february 27th, secretary of state rusing gives his testimony defending johnson's vietnam policies. for the complete weekend schedule, go to c-span.org.

johnson's actions in vietnam. we will first year from former ambassador to the soviet union na fromnannon -- ken february 1966, then retired general james gavin, and questions from senators. >> in korea we learned that air and naval power alone could not win a war. adequate -- inadequate ground forces cannot win one either. it was incredible to me that we've forgotten the bitter lesson so soon that we were on the verge of making that same tragic error. general, as far as you know are the conditions in indochina different today than where they were at that time? >> we will hear from special consultant to president johnson, general maxwell taylor and secretary of state dean rusk. for the complete american history tv we can schedule, go to c-span.org. [applause] >> every election cycle we are reminded how important it is for citizens to be informed. >> c-span is a home for political junkies in a way to track the government as it happens. >> it's a great way for us to stay informed. >> there are a lot of fans on the hill. my colleagues will say i saw you on c-span. >> there is so much more that c-span does to make sure

johnson. > a final look at your forecast! and.. before we head to break.. a look at tonight's abc primetime lineup on channel 13. 8-- last man standing, 8-30 -- dr. ken 9 -- shark tank 10 -- 20-20 right back. hello las vegas! this week's list of 13 things to do in las vegas has plenty of music, comedy and art. brody dolyniuk (doll' uh nick) and his band will bring the symphonic rockshow to the smith zeppelin. the show, which is nearly sold out, will also feature a twenty-one piece orchestra and the girls of bella electric sings. if you are a fan of british rock bands, you will want to be at the smith center this weekend. if you are looking for laughs this weekend, we suggest you check out sinbad at the orleans. star search in the nineteen eighties and you'll never guess who he beat -- dennis miller! he didn't win the whole thing, but he hasn't stopped performing since then both on stage and on the little and big screens. sinbad performs friday and saturday at the orleans. the popular downtown arts and cultural festival is finally back after taking three months off. first friday will be slightly smaller this month and some things have moved around, bu

johnson avenue. new england thruway heading south. south of exit 19 play land parkway. that is another accident being cleared away. palisades parkway, we have parking rules suspended. effect. ken, over to you. >>> 6:32. heather's been telling us about several accidents already. the caution we can't say enough is be sure to take it slowly sidewalks. >> mallory hoff is live in west chester county, but we're going to start with kristin thorne in suffolk county with a storm warning has been issued. >> reporter: you get bursts of wind that almost knock you over. hempstead to the hamptons school schools are closed today. this is kind of a side road here. we are seeing the plowing out. the lirr is out. officials say the biggest challenge this morning won't be catching a train on time. it will be not running to catch the train because it's very slippery, you know, up on the platform. just be careful. they want to extend that message to everyone. everything's fine. we did speak with people this morning who were caught by surprise by the storm. >> i can't believe it. i didn't realize it was supposed to snow tonight. >> you need a hat. >> i need a lot of things. >> a hat, coffee. >> repo

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johnson. still cory stephanie: cori is pretty special but our next guest is pretty special, ken jacobs.r but we give you some first word news. vonnie: secretary of state john kerry says the syrian peace talks will resume. sox resist -- were suspended for three weeks after syrian forces made major progress in a major offensive back by russian airstrikes. russia was called on to honor the resolution to halt airstrikes. germany took in more than one million refugees last year. the german government says more than 91,000 asylum seekers arrived in january, less than the numbers that came in december but officials blame that on harsh winter weather. proposed tougher rules for asylum-seekers. the city of cologne is trying to avoid a repeat of the mass sexual assaults on women that occurred new year's eve. it is doubling the number of police being deployed for the carnival festival which begins today. theesses described attackers as north african and middle eastern men. look at futures, they have turned it since the bank of england decision came down. they become slightly more dovish, the one h

johnson also accused the comedian of drugging her in the 80s. >> not a loft legal victories for bill cosby, still to break it all down fox 29 legal analyst ken rotweiler live via skype. good morning. >> i'm good, how are you. >> good. last time we spoke we talked about bill cosby, we talked about the appeals, throw things against the wall to see if it sticks. is that the case now as basically saying, judge, come on, he is just trying to holdup the trial. >> well, he is doing that all over the country actually, like you said, a lot of legal maneuvering, as a matter of fact the week started off last monday with them trying to postpone his wife camille's deposition. so late night order on sunday night of last week where the court basically said no, we're in the going to postpone this deposition camille cosby is going to be deposed, she was in fact deposed, deposed for hours, now have been ordered to go through a second deposition, which will take place on march 14th. march 8th is a big day, his preliminary hearing is going to be followed by his wife's deposition on march 14th, of course, on march 8th, bill, you probably know this, already trying to postp