after hearing that evidence, they returned a two-count indictment of felony first degree murder, a two-count indictment of premeditated first degree murder on richard parker, age 49, son-in-law of john and marion setzer. reporter: richard parker, a man who was apparently married to the couple s daughter. parker is accused of delivering a package bomb on monday to his father-in-law. retired civil attorney john setzer in lebanon, tennessee. the bomb went off inside the house, killing setzer and critically injuring his wife who died two days later. it is an ongoing investigation. but we do feel like we have the single person responsible for committing this crime in custody. reporter: many people move here to rural tennessee to live quiet, peaceful lives. so news of the bombing was particularly stunning.
washington national reagan airport, that airport actually the runways were closed down while they tried to get the snow off. all the way up to 5:00 eastern time this evening. finally they got a runway cleared and now another snowfall came here to washington, d.c. to a huge problem in the nation s capital for now. as far as schools go, the region s schools have shut down in large part. the bright spot, d.c. public schools had a scheduled day off tomorrow. so the kids already knew they didn t have to go to school. bars, restaurants as we go up and down the street, all closed down around the nation s capital. this city is limping towards valentine s day, which starts in a few hours. john? joe johns, thank you very much. not pretty at all if you re hoping to travel, pretty much anywhere. amtrak has canceled a number of
shopping and using the parking lot? absolutely not. it s not safe. reporter: the plow driver was questioned by police. the investigation is ongoing. randi kaye joins us now. randi, this is heart-breaking. it s horrible. and it all seems to have happened so fast. reporter: it certainly did, john. the paramedics got that woman to the hospital within ten minutes of her being struck by that man. and within one minute, john. of them arriving just one minute they were able to perform that sei cesarean section and save that baby s life. you can seat rain is starting to come down here. in terms of the plow driver, we spoke to the police tonight. we tried to get some answers to see if they were still questioning him, if there might be some charges forthcoming, what they were able to learn about how this happened. they wouldn t give us any more information. we tried going inside the market where it happened just behind me here. we tried to talk to the manager several times today and this
in large part. the bright spot, d.c. public schools had a scheduled day off tomorrow. so the kids already knew they didn t have to go to school. bars, restaurants as we go up and down the street, all closed down around the nation s capital. this city is limping towards valentine s day, which starts in a few hours. john? joe johns, thank you very much. not pretty at all if you re hoping to travel, pretty much anywhere. amtrak has canceled a number of long distance trains and cut back on service from boston to virginia. as for airlines, as bad as cancellations were last night, they are literally twice as bad tonight. renee marsh is running the numbers. reporter: the numbers are ugly, and that s putting it mildly. nearly 6500 cancellations today, total delays, more than 3500. and the hardest hit airports,
dawn. hundreds of thousands are still without power there as heavy snow and inch thick ice brought down trees and vulnerable power lines. more than 600,000 customers are in the dark from louisiana to massachusetts and could remain that way through next week. the worst of it seems to be in the washington, d.c. area right now. snowing there, snowing hard. our joe johns is out in the middle of it. give us a sense, joe, of what it s like right now reporter: well, john, this has been a really hard day here in the washington area. people aren t used to this kind of snow. let me give you one illustration. the metro bus transit system has decided to shut down service in washington, d.c. until 5:00 a.m. why is that? it s because the buses simply can t move around through the streets. oe illustration, we have a live picture, i think, to show you just what s going on here. just as authorities were beginning to clear the streets of all the snow, we start getting more.