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Fagbenle was in the eyes of the storm in 2016 over the political impasse in The Gambia during which his strong belief in the democratic process and integrity as a judicial officer came to the fore.
grown. in tact men. they are seeing that. and i guess, we have leah thomas to thank. it telling, it unifying. >> riley, thank you for being brave, i have seen the way tomi has been treated in public and you, charly you will get it more and more it this is important. you would be doing what if leah thomas had not shown up and kwame swam against you in ncaa championships, what would you be doing? >> i graduated with my degree in human health sciences and health law, i had every intend to go to dental school. >> you would be in dental school if leah thomas did not identify as a woman.
reviewing hours of surveillance video and pursuing important leads. correspondent alexis mcadams is in moscow idaho tonight. >> tonight as police search for a white hyundai elantra spotted near the home where four university of idaho students were murdered. fox news dignity getting this exclusive photo of a similar white sedan caught on camera at a local gas station around 3:45 the morning of the kwame murders investigators pulling that tape today. now more than a month into the investigation. this body footage camera is leading to new questions. moscow police officers are seen here questioning these students suspected of underaged drinking in the background tipsters spotted a group of people walking by that group caught on at camera 3:12 a.m. putting the group of people and police steps from the home in the time frame when the coroner says the four students were stabbed to death. >> body cam footage, the people in the back. you never know if that's going
we won't see the severe storms like we saw last night. there is the rain in the forecast. and flash flooding risk will be imminent for some of those areas across the panhandle. and georgia as well as alabama. we'll continue to keep you up to date. fox weather.com by the way. they have been 24/7 with this severe weather outbreak. download the app. today especially if you are in the area of warning. >> steve: plus i imagine there are going to be a ton of travel delays. we didn't even cover that but i certainly will in the next hour. >> ainsley: now the latest in kwame murder mystery in idaho a vigil held for the four students stabbed to death in the middle of the night about almost three weeks ago. >> steve: police toeing severall cars find new evidence. we have been looking at cars last two weeks and yesterday they took them to a secure location. >> brian: todd piro joins us with more. todd? >> todd: thousands are expected to gather at the university of idaho tonight for a candlelight
on tuesday. i'm staying in. at luton airport, flights were suspended as the mercury hit 38, leaving the runway in need of emergency repairs. today, rail companies warn of significant disruption with services cancelled. but, for so many, like kwame in reading, work must go on. i've got more water inside my barrow. first one. second one. third one. the fourth one, i'm on it. even my boss told me to drink them to cool my temper. important, hey? yeah, it's very important. but it is a challenge to keep going. on this cambridge building site, workers either moved inside or simply went home. roofers were put off. some of the other trades have just said they're not coming
today, rail companies warn of significant disruption with services cancelled. but, for so many, like kwame in reading, work must go on. i've got more water inside my barrow. first one. second one. third one. the fourth one, i'm on it. so i bring more water. even my boss told me to drink them to cool my temper. important, eh? yeah, it's very important. but it is a challenge to keep going. on this cambridge building site, workers either moved inside or simply went home. roofers were put off. some of the other trades have just said they're not coming in because they're too hot to work. so we are where we are. inside until we call it a day and go home. just looking after the workers. yeah, absolutely. if we're two or three days late,
never, never. this is crazy. crazy. and it's going to get worse. on tuesday. i'm staying in. at luton airport, filights were suspended as the mercury hit 38, leaving the runway in need of emergency repairs. today, rail companies warn of significant disruption with services cancelled. but, for so many, like kwame in reading, work must go on. i've got more water inside my barrow. first one. second one. third one. the fourth one, i'm on it. so i bring more water. even my boss told me to drink them to cool my temper. important, hey? yeah, it's very important. but it is a challenge to keep going. on this cambridge building site, workers either moved inside or simply went home. roofers were put off. some of the other trades have just said they're not coming in because it's too hot to work. so we are where we are. inside until we call
and said no thanks. >> he said below is the #covid theater rituals required to attend the state of the union. no thank you. maybe next time some of the won't see him there. >> lawrence: the congressional physician going to help put those masks on the members of congress? because a lot of them don't know how to put it on. they don't know how to do. it that's why it's theater. if they don't put the mask on the correct way, then it doesn't work. i hope going to be putting it on all members of congress. >> steve: how many republican members of congress are going to be there. stay tuned. we will know on march 2nd. >> ainsley: let's hand it over to carley. she has more headlines for us. >> carley: i certainly do. good morning. listen to this. oklahoma exexecutes a 35-year-old man for his role in a kwame murder in 2005. gilbert declined to give any last words. he received a lethal injection at the oklahoma state penitentiary. he received two death sentences