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Thirteen years now says the shootings we have talked to a number that to his relatives and weve been able to find out is that cameron struggle with Mental Illness for most of his life but was never violent. He was living with his grandmother helping take care of for her health was declining. Her family plan to move to north carolina. That meant cameron would have to move back to his parents home the family met with him to tell him that this week. Relatives believe the news caused something in him to snap unleashing the violence that led to the killings. We will continue to follow the story on ...

Fayette County steps into 2024 with one less hero in our midst. Peachtree City resident Colonel Benjamin “Ben” Malcom, U.S. Army, Retired, passed away peacefully at the age of 94 […]

Interview people on the other side. when they did that they were immediately picked up. they were kept in prison for 140 dies. as a result of that, president -- former president bill clinton had to go over and get their release. i think these are the type things that we're watching for to just see what north korea is going to do next. >> well, thank you so much for being here with us. and if you hear anything, anything new from your on the tacts there, please let us know. we would love to follow up. retired u.s. army colonel ben malcom, thank you so much. >> thank you. we move on to this. a ...

0 the ntsb about the new york train derailment. let's go right to rene marsh in washington. investigators are trying to figure out why a train skidded off the tracks this morning in the bronx, killing four people. now, passengers just heard the screech of that metal as the train skidded out of control. the train operator reportedly slammed on the brakes but the train did not slow down. now, so, let's talk about some of the things that were part of this ntsb press conference because we heard a lot of very interesting details. we know that the ntsb will be on the scene for a week to ten days. an...