Meeting this hour in ames, iowa. You are looking at live pictures. Hillary clinton has a rally next hour in knoxville, ohio. Iowa, i should say. Knoxville, iowa. The democrats kick off their final sprint to the caucuses in the cnn town hall meeting later tonight, 9 00 p. M. Eastern. Ates chance for the democrats to deliver their closing arguments. Its the last high profile experience. Our senior washington correspondent jeff zelney joining us live from the site of the town hall in des moines. Hillary clinton, Bernie Sanders, martin omalley. They wont be on the stage at the same time, but walk us through the format for the town hall. Wolf, they will be appearing back to back to back here here on the campus of drake university. Martin omalley will be going between his two rivals, senator sanders will start the evening off and will talk for about 30 minutes or so, taking questions from iowa voters and undecided voters followed by martin omalley, and Hillary Clinton will wrap up the evenin
silence, basically. for sure. alex murdaugh, a lawyer himself, worked at his family s law firm, pmped, since he graduated law school back in 1994. mike hemlepp, justin bamburg, joe mccullough, and eric bland are all local litigators. all four of you graduated from the university of south carolina school of law, correct? yes. because alex murdaugh also graduated from the same school. randy and i graduated together. his brother. yes, his brother. growing up, the murdaughs even over in bamberg county, people knew who they were. randi, i have stories i ll tell you. i was talking to a lawyer here in town who said his old law partner, who was a big political figure here in town, got a call one day from old buster. buster is the nickname of alex murdaugh s grandfather, a solicitor who served for 46 years.
it created a loyalty. yeah, it creates a loyalty and it creates a culture of silence basically. for sure. alex murdaugh, a lawyer himself, worked at his family s law firm, pmped, since he graduated law school back in 1994. mike hemlep, justin bamburg, joe mccullough, and eric bland are all local litigators. all four of you graduated from the university of south carolina school of law, correct? yes. because alex murdaugh also graduate from the same school. randy and i graduated together. his brother. yes, his brother. growing up, the murdaughs even over in bamberg county, people knew who they were. randi, i have stories i ll tell you. i was talking to a lawyer here in town who said his old law partner, who was a big political figure here in touwn, got a cal one day from old buster. buster is the nickname of
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COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The Orangeburg Department of Public Safety fired Officer David Dukes last week. He’s accused of excessive use of force on Clarence Gailyard, an Orangeburg resident. Tuesday, Gailyard spoke out for the first time since the incident.
The incident started after Orangeburg Public Safety received a report of an individual with a gun on Colleton Street. Deputies say 58-year-old Clarence Gailyard did not have a gun, but he was stomped in the head by former officer dukes after attempting to get down on his hands and knees.
Gailyard has several rods and pins in his leg and hip from a previous injury. He was carrying a stick at the time of the incident and had no weapons on him, according to officials. Gailyard suffered a head injury and was taken to the hospital for treatment.