mournings e mersimmersed themse. to face the future proved much more difficult for defeated confederates. when a white mississippi woman wrote that all are mourning and their hearts are crashed, president lincoln was nowhere in her thoughts. she went on the estimate she had lost $65,000 worth of human chattle. with aching hearts we will mourn for many days, weeks, months and years to come. ideal vision the world had come to a stand still. time suspended in order to allow proper grieving. lincoln's enemies didn't so much wish to stop time as they wish to reverse time. as i noted the out set to clashing and irreconcilable visions of the nation's future. with union victory african-americans and their white allies looked forward to education, land, voting rights for black men all with the guarantee of federal enforcement. former confederates for their part looked forward to the reestablishment of their own political rights with no federal interference. nor had the nation's first presidential assassination subdued the con

they're mourning county is hurting this morning... they're mourning the loss of a man who wasn't just a deputy... he was a coach... and a friend. corporal nate carrigan was among three deputies shot while serving an eviction notice at a home near bailey. corporal carrigan died... his two partners survived. 9news reporter noel brennan is in park county this morning.. noel - it seems as though deputies knew... the homeowner was a potential threat. about 9:48 yesterday morning, martin wirth. police say wirth came out onto the deck and then went back inside. officers followed wirth into the home and that's when he started shooting. corporal nate carrigan was shot and died at the scene. master patrol deputy kolby martin was hit multiple times and is in critical condition. a bullet grazed the ear of captain mark hancock. he was treated and released from the hospital. yesterday, authorities asked the public to keep victims in their thoughts. last night, the community of bailey gathered at park county community church to remember community of

jacob peklo, reporting: "a community is still in mourning, after a single car crash along this rural road in webster county. an eighth grader died on impact, while his siblings were taken to the hospital." mary gibb, st. edmund high school president: "we have the school open today from 12 to 3 p.m. we have the priests here, counselors here, nurses, a lot of parents have shown up, and we're offering all kinds of support for the parents and students." jacob peklo, reporting: "the school will continue to offer counseling for as long as the students and their parents need it. in webster county, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa." nikki: a separate crash took the life of another teen saturday near maxwell was driving southbound on 645th avenue when his pickup lost control and went off the road... chase was prounounced dead on scene... his passenger 16 year old william spencer was taken to methodist hospital in des moines. the crash remains under investigation. stay with local 5 for updates. nikki on friday, we brought you the story of a woman that was killed in an car accident in

tonight this precinct, his family is in mourning after an early morning hit and rush crash. outside the station there's black bunting as his family deals with the awful reality sinking in. >> the last time i saw my son was yesterday, 12:30 in the afternoon. and now i have to deal with this. >> reporter: that's the voice of a mourning mother who just lost her youngest son. glenda harrison did not want to >> it hurts. vincent is very well loved. very, very well loved. >> reporter: she's still in shock of the and the reality is just starting to set in. still the proud and loving mom wanted to share more about her son, 25-year-old vincent harrison. >> you couldn't ask for a better kid. >> reporter: harrison died early sunday morning on his way home. he and another driver got into a minor crash near newark airport. harrison had just gotten out of his car when he was hit. he died soon after. >> we felt safe in the neighborhood, just knowing he live there and he's a police officer. and every fourth of july, he'll have a little gathering. he'll have the flag out. it's sad. >> report

another police department mourns the loss of an officer. and an army staff sergeant is suspect. >>> the presidential candidates span out to -- fan out to super tuesday states and senator sanders puts colorado on his list of stops. >>> i just wanted to really give back to the community. >> more than just a trim. denver salon offers free haircuts to those dealing with

small town police department in mourning. >>> young guns. the intense debate in one state that would allow the small hands to put their fingers on a trigger. people areightly news" begins now. >> announcer: decision 2016. this is with kate snow reporting tonight from austin, texas. >>> good evening from austin, texas. just over 36 hours untilopen here and across 11 other states. it is shaping up to be a pivotal night for so many campaigns.n race took on a mean edge today. ted cruz and marco rubio attacking donald trump over everything from his taxes,iness connections and foreign policy. and trump was on defense, especially when it came to an ng in which trump was asked about a supporter who used to be the grand wizard of the ku klux >> reporter: today's fire storm was not over what donald trump did, but what he didn't do. duke. >> reporter: failing to disavow david duke in this ou condemn them and don't want their support? >> i have to look at the group. i don't know what group you're talking about. >> the >> reporter: duke is not formally e

and now the entire law enforcement community in this area is in mourning. he was a 15-year veteran of the yonkers police department, an all-around good guy according to coworkers and friends. today they are still trying to come to terms with the sudden death of detective frank fern >>andez. >> we're crushed. he's a big part of our family. this is a tough one. >> reporter: fernandez was killed in a car accident early sunday morning 3:00 a.m. police say he was driving home on palmer avenue when his suv collided with a firetruck responding to a call. firefighters tried to pull him out of the car but he died from his injuries. police are camped outside detective fernandez's home to talk. pbt.a president remembers a good ufriend and solid detective with an enormous heart. >> he was intelligent, tough, smart, caring, compassionate, diligent. yoeu know, just perfect. >> reporter: the district attorney's officer is investigating what caused the accident. the fire department says the truck did have its lights and sirens on. police aren't releasing any additional inf

we are in mourning." on the st. lawrence martyr catholic church website, they identitefed deacon martin clement as one of the people killed in the mid-air collsion friday afternoon. "a deacon, in the catholic church, the word deacon means servent, and that's what martin was." clement and another man were in one plane. mary falstrom was piloting the other. "she loved to fly, that was her." rich and mary falstrom were married 24 years. friday, she told him she just had to get in her plane and take off. "it's too pretty a day, i got to go and fly. that was the last time i saw her." she was an experienced pilot. so was clement. him and his wife traveled flew into little airports up in northern california... and then camp along side the plane. clement had his own business in rodando friend of his told us clement had his own airplane and kept it here at the torrence airport. the two planes involved in that deadly mid-air collision on friday took off from this airport. the planes collided here along the coast of san pedro.

>> now at 6:00 the town of merrimack is mourning the loss of a police officer shot and killed during her first day on duty in virginia. >> other than this particular case i can't imagine anything more tragic. >> tonight we're learning more about the merrimack high graduate and her passion for serving others, plus the charges the accused gunman is facing. and a state trooper is being remembered for his service tonight after he lost a battle with cancer at the age of 53. hayley: we have yet another day with warm air today. how long that mild feel sticks around this week, and our chances for a messy mix mid-week, coming up. is wrapping up today with a $15,000 catch. we catch up with the big winner and how he plans to spend the money. anchor: tonight granite staters are mourning the death of a virginia police officer gunned down on her first day on patrol. officer ashley was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call. good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm stephanie woods. investigators say the gunman opened fire when officers arrived, i injuring three of them. lat

.: iowa's lawmakers are mourning the l ls of justice scalia. u-s senator joni ernst released a statement last night saying he was quote "a passionate defender of our constitution and one of the most influential legal minds of our time." ernst went on to say she is dedely saddened by the news, and is passssg thoughts and prayers to scalia's family. the spirit of valentine's day is bringing eastern iowans to the newbo market in cedar rapids. lease space inside the building all day to sell hand-crafted gifts for the holiday. those vendors brought in whole bunch of stuff with a v-day t tme, tea towels, hand-painted art and furniture. 6:39-:53 "some of the vendors have gifts for valentine'say, a little higher end than what they might normally sell, the more kitschy stuff with hearts, flowers, things like that." guest vendors and market-goers alsosoot to enjoy locally-made food. if you'd like to get some valentines day stuff, the holiday-themed market is open today from 10-to-4. some people send flowers or car on valentine's day... but w wt about pot

tonight, the small town police department in mourning. >>> young guns. the intense debate in one state over a new law that would allow even the smallest hands to put their fingers on a trigger. >>> and healthy options. the gourmet jerky snack craze that a lot of people are chewing on. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: decision 2016. this is nbc "nightly news" with kate snow reporting tonight from austin, texas. >>> good evening from austin, texas. just over 36 hours until polls open here and across 11 other states. it is shaping up to be a pivotal night for so many campaigns. with the clock running down, the republican race took on a mean edge today. ted cruz and marco rubio attacking donald trump over everything from his taxes to his business connections to foreign policy. and trump was on defense, especially when it came to an interview this morning in which trump was asked about a supporter who used to be the grand wizard of the ku klux klan. >> reporter: today's firestorm was not over what donald trump did, but what he didn't do. >> just so yo

music fans around the world are in mourning tonight. maurice white-- the co-founder of the r&b band "earth, wind and fire" - has died. music: do you remember the 21st night of september... that )s white singing one of the band )s hits called "september". white died at home in los angeles after a long battle with parkinson s disease. the band had a string of hits including "boogie wonderland," "shining star" and "let )s groove". the band was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2000. white was captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing

. >>> wewee mourning the loss of antonin scalia. president obama spoke about this. >> justice scalia dedicated his life to the cornerstone of our democracy, the rule of law. tonight we honor his extraordinary service to our nation and remember one of the towering legal figures of our time. the most controversial and conservative justices on the scort. widely regarded as a man of law who believed the constitution should be enforced just as men who wrote it would have done. associate justice scalia found dead of apparent natural causes at a resort in west texas. he reportedly died in his sleep on the trip. scalia was the longest serving justice on the current united states supreme court nominated by president reagan in 1986 >> getting nominated to the supreme court is a -- the culmination of a dream of course. and i'm greatly honored that the president would have such confidence in me. >> reporter: he was confirmed unanimously by the senate, became the first italian- american member of the court. he quickly became an anchor of judicia

a virginia community is mourning... after a police officer was shot and killed saturday. 28 year old ashley guin-don along with two other officers were shot while responding to a domestic dispute in prince william county. police say 32 year old ronald hamilton opened fire on the officers after allegedly killing his wife. guindon was killed just one day after being sworn in to the police department. her co-workers say she was passionate about her job. chief steve hudson / prince william co. police dept. - "she felt like she still wanted to do this job. she couldn't get it out of her blood. it was something she thought she could the other two officers are expected to recover-- one is in critical condition. hamilton was a member of the army who worked in the pentagon. he's charged with capital and first degree murder as well as malicious wounding. hamilton will be arraigned monday. cleanup efforts continue in appomattox county after an e-f-3 tornado ripped through the area. while many people are still trying to process the

we mourn his passing.e pray that his successor on the supreme court will take his place as a champion for the written constitution and the rule of law. cecelia and i extend our deepest condolences to his family and i will keep them in our thoughts and prayers. stay with me. breaking news in to cnn. justice antonin scalia has died during his sleep on a visit to texas. he served the high court for the past 30 years after being appointed, nominated, and then appointed by president ronald reagan in 1986. here's more on his life and his legacy from our joe johns. >> the first italian-american to sit on the nation's highest court, conservative in thought but not in personality. >> justice scalia has a pugnacious personality and even in his early years of the court, that came out both in oral argument where he was the most aggressive questioner and behind the scenes where the memos that he wrote were called ninograms inside the court had a real galvanizing effect on the debate among the justices. >> reporter: the

tonight, the small town police department in mourning. >>> young guns. the intense debate in one state that would allow the smallest hands to put their fingers on a trigger. >>> the snack craze a lot of people are chewing on. "nightly news" begins now.

>> lauren: breaking news this morning as the nation mourn it is death of supreme court justice scalia the battle to replace him. we will have the latest on that situation. good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. >> jo ling: and good morning, i'm jo ling kent. u.s. stock markets closed for president's day. hopes of more economic stimulus after japanese economy shrinking in the latest quarter. those fell # .6%. >> lauren: u.s. stock markets might be close for president's day. futures trading. >> jo ling: let's check out crude oil prices starting this one. we are up a third of a percent right now. >> lauren: a new batch of hillary's emails. we will have that story. >> jo ling: he has a new problem, the irs. >> lauren: nascar rooky made history. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. >> jo ling: body of supreme court justice is headed to virginia. scalia was found dead in his room at a west texas resort. president obama meanwhile promise to go nominate a successor in, quote, due time once the senate returns from a long-lime recess

((mauricio family and friends mourning. supporters marching around with american flags say they're here to defend the constitution. overall though...peacef ul. but both family and supporters say they plan to keep moving forward and fighting for their belief of liberty. ((denise valdez)) > a terrfying accident... caught on video. ((paul joncich)) what crews are learning... as the investigation of how a crane came crashing to the ground.. unfolds. ((denise valdez)) mourning a iconic athlete. how those close to bmx star dave mirra are remembering him... following his sudden death./// < > a crane as tall as a 56- story building collapsed in lower manhattan this morning... killing a pedestrian and injuring several others. the wreckage crushed cars and scattered debris along an entire city block... about ten blocks north of the world trade center. several buildings were damaged as the crane fell to the ground. at the time... and the city's mayor says crews were working to secure the crane because of the weather: ((mayor bill de b

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new this morning, mourning a fallen colleague. officers in pennsylvania describe what a suspect did to a police k-9. plumbers to the rescue. see how hundreds of volunteers are helping families affected by contaminated water in michigan. and the tables are turned on a police officer. ("deitra ad libs wx headlines") today: mix highs in the low 70s. isolated evening showers are possible. wind: sw 10-15mph tonight: isolated showers; otherwise, chilly. lows in the lower 40s. wind: nne 5-15mph. tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy sky. cooler with mid 50s. wind: nne 5-15mph. a cold front is moving towards our area today. ahead of it, warmer weather continues with highs well above average in the low 70s. as the cold front moves into our area this evening, isolated showers may accompany it. so, if you're heading out for dinner tonight...grab the umbrella. in the wake of the front, tuesday (ground hog day) will be cooler, but the clouds will hang around. temps warm up again for wednesday ahead of a stronger cold front that'll cross wednesday nigh

. >> reporter: obviously a very somber day here on the campus of bethune-cookman as students mourn the loss of sophomore student donkevias johnson who was face alley shot at that party early this morning. this is a photo of johnson in the bethune-cookman athletics web side on last season's football roster. he tried to walk on the team here at bethune-cookman. they say he was a sophomore psychology student with a 3.0 gpa from belle glade florida university officials say the school community is heartbroken. >> we're saddened. we're very saddened by this tragedy that hit our campus, and we're just in prayer, and we're praying for the family and praying for the community and in support of the families and

my thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends as they mourn. did not hold justice scalia's views but he was dedicated public servant. and the republicans in the senate and campaign trial who are calling for the seat to be vacant dishonor our constitution. the senate has a constitutional responsibility that it can not abdicate. >> you are encouraged that hillary clinton is concerned with the constitution. republicans who are elected in 2014, many of them ran on opposing president obama and his judicial nominees. this was a issue in the 2014 election. and democrats will argue that president obama has every right to nominate a justice, republicans can say we were are elected in part to stop the president and that's the way the constitutional system works. i do think that it is hard to overstate how hard it is for president obama's legacy. he will be assured to do everything possible to get this nominee, if who ever he nominates on to the court. whatever, you know, questionable legal maneuvers he might make. >> a recess appointment. >> he will do a

jerry ledbetter is mourning the loss of his wife and stepdaughter from 3,000 miles away. on monday the sheriff's office says 36-year-old maria sanchez and her 16-year-old daughter were found shot to death inside their home on santa barbara road. sanchez moved to florida three years ago from portland, oregon. before the start of the new year. jerry said his whole family lived in orlando but didn't feel safe and moved. he said his wife and stepdaughter planned to move soon. >> everybody is out here. it is just better for them to be here. >> yesterday deputies escorted the man who lived with the victim back to the house. he did not want to talk. detectives say he is cooperating with the investigation. >> his relationship to the mother is unclear. jerry is trying to raise enough money on a go fund me page to

tonight, the nation is mourning the death of antonin scalia. he was found dead, apparently of natural causes this morning in west texas during a hunting trip. he was 79 years old. reaction is pouring in tonight, and i'll be joined by colleagues and friends of justice scalia, including governor mike huckabee in just a few minutes. we'll also talk about the enormous upset that this will have on the race for president. but with me now is fox news chief legal correspondent shannon breen. >> this is a big blow to the conservative block on the court. there are many landmark cases to be decided yet to be heard, and many coming up in march and april. and the absence will be felt. his voice on and off the bench. he was a feisty questioner. he had a devilish sense of humor, a very unique vocabulary and some very fiery and spirited dis-septembers. -- dissents. he let you know when he wasn't happy with the court's decision. cases that involved affirmative action, abortion, the president's use of exec tv action on things like immigration. the hhs contracept

. >>> plus a department in mourning. an nypd officer killed in a hit and run. the suspect is in custody this morning. >>> it happened again overnight. a pedestrian hit in the city following a deadly weekend on the roads. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everyone. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> i'm michael gargiulo. chris cimino is here. >> beautiful weekend. 60 degrees yesterday. not that mild today. but well into the 50s. in the upper 40s in and around the city. subfreezing northwest sections of new jersey. a line of showers that will come on through about the midday hours. the morning commute, i think, is dry. may get early sunshine. then the clouds take over. we will see a passing shower about 11:00, 2:00 in the afternoon. then clearing followed by a cooling trepd. changes coming up in the workweek. we'll talk about that in a little bit. let's go to lauren scala on a monday morning. good morning, lauren. >> good morning. we have a couple of problems out there. we'll head over to the new york state thruway. heading southbound. watch out for an acc

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we mourn seven heroes. michael smith, vic scobee, judith resnick, ronald mcnair, allison onizuka, gregory jarvis, and chris mcnickel. we mourn their loss as a nation together. we cannot bear as you do the full impact of this tragedy, but we feel the loss and are thinking about you so very much. your loved ones were daring and brave. they had that special grace, that special spirit that said -- give me a challenge and i will meet it with joy. they had a hunger to explore the universe and its truths. they served all of us. we've grown used to wonders in this century. it's hard to dazzle us. but for 25 years the united states space program has done just that. we've grown used to the idea of space. perhaps we forget that we've only just begun. we are still pioneers. today the members of the challenger crew were pioneers. i want to say something to the schoolchildren of america who were watching the live coverage. i know it's hard to understand, but painful things like this happen. it's all part of the process o

. >> the town of bailey in shock and mourning now. a 13-year veteran of the park county sheriff's office gunned down trying to serve an eviction notice yeeterday morning. two other deputies are injured. one of them is in critical condition. the suspect was shot and killed. people we spoke with say corporal nate carrigan you see here was an outstanding member of the community. to see what he meant to the community, look no further than the memorial inside the community church there in bailey. friends came together last night and shared tears and hugs and prayers. even those who didn't know him say they had a connection to him. >> my grandson was on the football team and baseball team and had a lot of nice things to say. >> you couldn't ask for better. we have great deputies up here. >> he was just doing his job. >> as you know, law enforcement all over the country share a special bond. here are a few of the condolences coming in. chicago police tweeted this in. dear bourne police in michigan. we even saw a tweet from riverside police i

the nation mourns the loss of supreme court justice scalia ... the president's plans for his successor. meredith conyers sr. / pulled man from burning car - "he was just moaning and groaning and i guess basically he was in pain." and... not your typical commute to work ... how a virginia man saved a driver's life. good evening and thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at eleven. i'm brie jackson. bitter cold temperatures tonight along with a winter storm on the way. storm team 10 has been tracking the cold and the developing storm. for more on what we can expect let's check in with alan auglis. alan ... wind chill advisory in effect winter storm watch in effect sunday afternoon through noon tuesday for snow, sleet and freezing rain. tonight: clear and blustery with lows in the single digits to low teens. wind chills in the single digits to below 0. sunday: clouds thicken and cold with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. sunday night: snow develops with lows in the low 20s. monday: snow transitions over to a wintry mix of sleet then freezing rain by mo

today that community is mourning the loss at a memorial church. newschannel three s allison mechanic joins us live there with more. yes -- according to friends and family of the dooley )s -- they were a pillar here in the deep creek community. tonight they are celebrating their lives again with a memorial service. while the community continues to mourn their deaths -- police are still working to find out more about what led cameron dooley to kill his family members. we know that all of the family members were shot -- except for doris -- cameron )s grandmother. the medical examiner has not yet explained how she died. but instead of remembering the tragic way they died -- the community is coming together to remember their lives. in chesapeake im tonight s memorial service will be held at deep creek baptist church. it begins at seven p-m and there is a free shuttle service from deep creek high school already running. two virginia tech students are facing charges in connection with the death of a 13-year-old girl. the girl )s body was found in north c

and the service as a second day of official mourning who served as supreme court for almost 30 years yesterday more than 3000 people including president obama paid tribute at the supreme court for his casket was lying in polls this is a 22 year-old stacy she was last seen in hayward just last saturday >>scott rates: investigators have been working for several days on this case police have evidence that lead to believe that spacing was murdered at first hand what police department issued an alert send a 22 year-old from san jose and was missing ship was last seen saturday night at a party mayor jackson street and scribe and hayward now police do believe that fog play was involved the sergeant not give any details of the sign only same that they believe the young woman was murdered by how and why still remains a mystery 73 your john disappeared february 9th at is the same day this photo was reportedly taken to san francisco lancing in he may have been what it was all but they have the time pleasantville and rhoda sebastopol the trade commission accused him of defrauding thousand people

our community is mourning the loss of nevada senator debbie smith. she began treatment for a malignant brain tumor a year ago. she was was first elected to the state assembly in 2000 and won a seat in the senate in 2012. politicians from across the state have expressed sadness over her passing yesterday... including governor brian sandoval who ordered flags on all state buildings to be lowered to half staff in her honor. smith is survived by her husband greg and three children. she was 60-years-old. the sparks fire department is investigating a fire at oddie boulevard yesterday morning. the restaurant was closed at the time, so firefighters had to force their way inside. they say the fire was in the kitchen cooking hood and was put out quickly. no other businesses were damaged. the egg roll king will be closed until repairs can be made. reno crews were quick to put out another fire in an abandoned car on oddie boulevard near i- 580 around 8:30 last night. officials say no one was injured but the car is a total loss. no word on how the fire started, o

after the puppy they got as a christmas gift for their a valley family is mourning the death of a toddler.. killed last night by a hit and run driver. tonight.. a lot of people have turned out for a vigil for 2 year old evelyn green. 13 action news reporer gina lazara is there now. gina. ad lib memorial a valley family is still getting over a sad christmas.. man got for his wife and young son died less than a week later. the puppy died from parvo.. but the may family says they're upset because the woman who sold them the dog never told them. when you ask, we investigate. here's contact 13 investigative banjo, the 8-week-old border collie seemed normal at first, but by the end of the week jason may says he was headed tired...and then the vet diagnosed banjo with parvo. parvo is often fatal for dogs and is highly contagious. jason got the dog at cedar animal rescue, and thinks he should at least get his money back... he spent 100 dollars on the dog,, and several hundred more to treat the dog and then bury him after he died. but he just wants the rescue to make things right. 10.30.59 it's ju

. >>> the nutrition mourns the death of antonin scalia. president obama called scalia a brilliant legal mind. >> he influenced a generation of judges, lawyers, and students. and profoundly shaped the legal landscape. >> justice scalia was born in trenton. governor chris christie said he is proud to call him a native son of new jersey. legal experts are remembering his influence on the nation's laws. we are live in the digital operations center with a look at his legacy. >> justice scalia's death comes during a tense election season. it sets the stage for a fierce political fight ahead. >> i am not going on to the court with a list of things that i want to do. my only agenda is to be a good judge. >> approved unanimously in 1986 antonin scalia was one of the most influential supreme court justices. he based his opinions not on the evaluati evolution of the law but what it meant at the time of adoption. >> no one ever thought they had been included in the rights of the bill of rights. >> he was highly opinionated. >> reporter: he was noun fo

extreme sports fans are mourning the loss of a legend this morning. greenville, north carolina police say they found the body of bmx star "dave mirra" thursday.investigators say it looks like he shot himself in his truck.. after visiting friends in the area.mirra is one of the winningest athletes in x-games history.he's credited with bringing bmx to the carolinas.the 41 year old leaves behind a wife and two children. 3 rutherford county patrol cars look a little different this morning and the sheriff is calling it an **improvement. **improvement.this week.. all 50 of his patrol cars were outfitted with a new "in god we trust" emblem.sheriff chris francis wants his deputies to know the motto represents the country.the sheriff said it wasn't until a local church offered to pay for the emblems.. that he decided to add them. 3 3 covering our counties:four people are locked up in anderson county -- charged in a double murder. murder.this is a look at wesley malmister -- tabitha roberts -- brandon davis -- and randall simpson. investigators say two people e

as you can imagine, they all mourned his passing. but to a person, they also said president obama should no the be one to nominate a successor to justice scalia, that it should be left to the next president. way marco rubio and ted cruz talked wben carson as well sets up a potential bat many between the white house and congress over whether the president would get his nominee through. john cakasich sort of appealed the sort saying i wish he would nominate someone who would be a consensus candidate that we could all agree on, echoing what lindsey graham said to me earlier this evening. i think in terms much presidential debate going forward what it will do is really create a new sense of urgency the republican candidates will use about the consequences, as they say -- this is their position -- of the democrat winning the white house in november and as well the issues that are facing republicans this year. but here's the potential pitfall for them. that is, if they do not cede to the president's wishes to confirm a nomination for 11 mo