Shot to death in their home. Investigators spending most of the day on black fir court. News4s derrick ward is there live with new details about this family tragedy. Derrick . Reporter well, you know, its all about those questions now. What exactly happened in this home here on black fir court . This home occupied by a family that moved here a short time ago and was endearing itself with the community. Now this home the scene of a double murder. There were no outward signs of trouble at this house on black fir court. Neighbors say the fricker family lived there a short time. These folks just moved in three months ago. They fit into the neighborhood well. Its one of those neighborhoods where everybody is very friendly. Reporter but it was a womans scream that woke another neighbor 5 00 a. M. , Fairfax County Police Arrived shortly and they found three people shot. Buckley fricker, her pronounced dead at the scene, a third person not identified was taken to the hospital in critical condi
New products claim to be healthier for us all, even brands that have been around for years. But are they really better for our bodies . Well tell you coming up. Were going to start with the high drama playing out right now on capitol hill. A shutdown avoid after senators approve a fiveday measure to Fund Government through wednesday. As they struggle to find middle ground, enough to pass a trillion dollars spending plan, there has been anger and name calling, were told, as frustration boils over. Unless a deal is made shortly, a procedural vote is expected in a few hours at 1 a. M a deal was imminent last night until senators on the right upset the apple cart. Mike emmanuel live on the hill. No shutdown. Harry reid quickly brought up a deal to fund the government through wednesday night. It quickly passed. We moved on from that. But earlier in the day, reid expressed some frustration and sounded irritated. We worked for a long time yesterday into the late hours of the night trying to s
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JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) - Mississippi lawmakers will take Medicaid expansion talks to conference negotiations to try and work out a deal that would bring more healthcare coverage options to working Mississippians. Advocates have been urging lawmakers to act throughout the session. Working Together Mississippi advocates were at the State Capitol on Thursday to put their [.]