transports. breaking tonight, federal judge appoints a special master to review documents in the raid on the mar-a-lago home of former president donald trump. also denying a request from the government to exclude reportedly classified documents. what does all of that mean going forward. the panel breaks that down go plus with the fentanyl crisis, the attorneys general from more than a dozen states and urge the president to declare fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction to help protect americans from a mass casualty event. we begin with the fight over migrant buses and no flights. the white house correspondent kevin corke has the latest on what happened on the border and martha s vineyard. good evening, kevin. a border battle to be sure between white house and blue states against g.o.p. resident governors who supporters say are simply forcing the blue states to live with the consequences of their preferred border policies. if you live in a border town in texas and arizona or
memphis teacher eliza fletcher was found after being violently adopted days earlier while she was on a run. dna evidence collected from that crime scene matched the samples collected in 2021 linking henderson to both crimes. memphis attorney daniel loftin who represents 80 rape survivors who never had their kids tested filed a lawsuit eight years ago which is still pending citing what he calls reckless infliction of stress. brandon mcnally lieutenant governor tells fox news digital, the back log has been the continuing problem and one that is extremely troubling. mcnally says the state is working to improve the tennessee bureau of investigations request for more hires adding this, these new employees will need time to train. i m hopeful that wait periods will increase dramatically once
LANCASTER - For Laura Tabor and her family, this Mother s Day was a melancholy affair: instead of getting flowers from her son, Haylen, she was putting them on his grave.
Laura got some modicum of justice Friday as one of the four people charged in Haylen s death in January received a prison sentence.
Brandon McNally, 21, of Lancaster, was sentenced to a minimum of 18 years and a maximum of 20-and-a-half years in prison after he pleaded guilty to one count of involuntary manslaughter, a first-degree felony; a specification to count one alleging McNally had a firearm on him or near him during the committing of the first count; and one count of aggravated robbery, a first-degree felony.