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Kevin owen at your Service Thanks for tuning to us first then well yeah the twenty ninth of march today will supposed to go down in history as the day that britain finally divorced from the European Union but all thats been turned on its head as weve been following each and every day instead this expected now to be another crucial vote a bit later today on Teresa Mayes Brett sit with drawl agreement and this is part of our team in the u. K. Takes a look at whats in store later. Finally the date is your march twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred eighty story for britain marking its departure from the European Union. Or wait a second. A day like any other except with less clarity about what happens next in the very day the twenty sixteen referendum shocked the world the u. K. Has voted to leave the European Union. Of the article fifty was triggered on march twenty ninth two years ago the article fifty process is now underway and in accordance with the wishes of the british people the U
years. reporter: police tell me they will be available tomorrow to answer all of our questions about this case. tonight the victim s family wants to tell the lead detective thank you. she was a fun person to be around. reporter: it has been 8 painful years for the family of mayola houser whose murder went unsolved. she did not deserve to die like that. reporter: her cousin audrey told me she found her bound and strangled in her home the day before thanksgiving. each year we think about her and we asked god to bring justice. reporter: at that time police named kenneth ray reed a suspect. family members say he was a longtime friend which made this worse. today is thursday. i saw him to stay in the community walking from the wednesday when the 63-year-old was picked up during a drug operation armed with dna evidence from the crime scene, leesburg detectives jumped in and arrested him for second- degree murder. family members took to facebook expressing gratitude that th
at all was a short reading by supreme court justice clarence thomas. but the only homily sermon/eulogy was by the priests celebrating, as you say, paul scalia, the son of the supreme court justice. and when he said that his father didn t much like eulogies, because he thought that the whole point was that this was a sinner. every person who dies, who through god s infinite forgiveness would be accepted into heaven so that the praise was always a little overdone for a sinner, knocking on the pearly gates, it was just a beautiful, beautiful ceremony, deeply moving. and, you know, what a beautiful sendoff for a fascinating man. and as you see all these people that cardinal wuerl there in the foreground is saying goodbye to, now we re starting to see there is former justice david souter. but so many of the people in the beginning there were people we don t recognize or were just members of the extended scalia family. and that s what you have to remember. even in these big affai