she changed lanes without using a turn signal. that fanned what the family believes her arrest. we have not verified the video and it does not show the moments that led up to the arrest. [ bleep ] . officers charged her with assaulting a publicer is vanlt and took her to jail friday night. she was found dead in her cell monday. the medical examiner ruled it was a suicide by hanging. but her family says she was about to start a new job and then demanding answers. that s very challenging to
welcome back. atlanta area schools will be closed again tomorrow, in part because they re still towing buses back to garages and cleaning facilities that were used as makeshift dormitories. tow trucks spent the day dealing with more than 2,000 private cars that were abandoned during the storm. now, in our keeping them honest reporting last night, we highlighted how public officials failed to take the action or issue the full throated warning that could have prevented a good deal of the misery. keeping them honest is about holding public servants accountable. all too rarely, keeping them honest means calling attention to publicer is vents who get it right by accepting
a tavern keeper. a publicer. they would pick up information in manhattan, get it to a hot bed of resistance in long island, sometimes taking two weeks. at one point they learned the british had stolen the special paper the americans had used to print their money and planned a counterfeiting operation to tank the rebel s economy. he gets that word to washington. washington quickly acts and decides to change the look of our currency from that day forward. robert townsend did business with british officers. look at robert townsend s house. if gorge washington had a most vital spy, one he could not live without, he lived here and they never met. and then there was agent 355, a woman whose name we still don t know.
time the dinos are in 3-d. final four fans and the publicer getting a big treat at what s known as the big dance. we re talking sting, dave matthews band, michelle turner is performing out at centennial olympic park. i m not sure what time she goes on. she s in atlanta for the big dance concert series. we understand the crowd is thick and getting ready for your performance, michelle? reporter: yeah, apparently of just finished my set. you just missed the perform ab. but i tell you, whoo, that michelle turner! yeah, it s being just performed. i know you said you saul him last night. this man looks and sounds ridiculous. such a great show, but look behind me. you were talking about the crowds here. the crowds are so thick at
efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others, we must also unequivocally oppose the kind of senseless violence that took the lives of these publicer is vantd er iservants. he also adds a personal note. this is such a terrible loss for everyone knew stevens, the ambassador. the president says chris was a courageous and exemplary representative of the united states throughout the libyan revolution he selflessly served our country and the libyan people at our mission in benghazi. as ambassador in libya, he supported the transition to democracy. his legacy will endure wherever human beings reach for liberty and justice. i am profoundly grateful for his service to my administration and deeply saddened by this loss. we should point out he had served two tours, but he was only sworn in by the president to this official post as ambassador in may. he was 52 years old. chris stevens was educated at berkeley. he had a law degree from hastings in california, a master s from the war college