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Knoxville News Sentinel A Kentucky man convicted in a Tennessee-based fraud scheme that bilked $14 million from 164 investors in four states has been granted a presidential pardon. Nashville attorney Ed Yarbrough said his former client, Johnny D. Phillips of Bowling Green, Kentucky, was among those granted a pardon. Phillips was indicted by a federal grand jury sitting in Greeneville, Tennessee, in 2016 in a fraud conspiracy case involving former NASCAR driver Brian C. Rose. Federal court records show Rose moved to Johnson City, Tennessee, in 2011. He met Phillips — a college-educated lan...

>> reporter: that's right. you saw the video of senator sanders, now back in his burlington, vermont, home. and our reporter, julia jester, who was there, got to shout some questions at senator sanders. said that senator sanders and jane sanders were happy to be back. they were greeted by their stepdaughters and family, grandkids there. as we know, this means senator sanders will not be on the campaign trail for the next few days. he will be down resting, reco r recovering from this heart attack while campaigning in vegas. however, i've been hearing in south carolina at this blue gem as they c...