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lives, two new wives. he s extremely charming. we just had the most amazing time. reporter: then a new detective dusts off the old case. what jumped out at you? most definitely her arms were in an unnaturally raised position. my first thought was, we missed something here. the manner of death would be homicide. reporter: what really happened in that bedroom? i wanted to answer all their questions. he didn t remember a whole lot about that day. reporter: a young mother s death was a mystery, but was it a murder? tell me what happened to her to my face. don t give me excuses. reporter: i m lester holt, and this is dateline. here s dennis murphy with mystery on the mississippi reporter: it runs through the heart of america a long, meandering lifeline feeding industry, towns, and imaginations. the mississippi river gave us tom sawyer and huckleberry finn. samuel clemens, mark twain, grew up in hannibal, missouri, and just across the river i ....
reporter: years pass, new lives, two new wives. he s extremely charming. we just had the most amazing time. reporter: then a new detective dusts off the old case. what jumped out at you? most definitely her arms were in an unnaturally raised position. my first thought was, we missed something here. the manner of death would be homicide. reporter: what really happened in that bedroom? i wanted to answer all their questions. he didn t remember a whole lot about that day. reporter: a young mother s death was a mystery, but was it a murder? tell me what happened to her to my face. don t give me excuses. reporter: i m lester holt, and this is dateline. here s dennis murphy with mystery on the mississippi reporter: it runs through the heart of america a long, meandering lifeline feeding industry, towns, and imaginations. the mississippi river gave us tom sawyer and huckleberry finn. samuel clemens, mark twain, grew up in hannibal, missouri, ....
down. it has since reopened. since reo we re told the victim was not nt walking in a crosswalk when he was hit. police say the driver did trive remain at the scene.cene. no word yet if she will facel f any charges. crg also happening today, today local bus drivers speaking outig about what they say are say dangerous conditions puttingut rider at risk this after anisk a audit of a local bus lineus shows big safety problems. fox5 s melanie alnwick ismen live this morning from unions fr station with this story. hey, mel. reporter. reporter: good mi this is one of the popular pop circulator bus stops.tops one coming right now. circulators are those red tse rd buses with the sort of yellowel swooshes along the side ofide o them. the bus driver s union says s that this is a disaster disaster waiting to happen and claims the operator first transit hasrt been taking dangerous dgero shortcuts to save money. the circulator has 67 buses running seven routes. it s just a dol ....
and recovery. the morning. good morning. welcome to our panel on columbia burning: a sesquicentennial reappraisal. my name is don doyle. i will make a few introductory remarks. i want to thank robin waits for all they did to make this such a success. not just this panel, but the entire event. i think it has been a wonderful example of how to commemorate a painful episode in this city s history. thanks especially to jessica whose idea it was to do something for this commemoration . we met over lunch, and from there it grew. we partnered with historic columbia. sponsoring this event also is the history center at the university of south carolina. another contributor was the graduate school at the university of south carolina. think all of you for your help and support. we brought for scholars four scholars together. we are beating almost exactly at the time, 150 years ago, that the union troops were crossing the river and coming towards the city, toward that moment ....
i want to thank those for all they did to make this such a success. not just this panel, but the entire event. i think it has been a wonderful example of how to commemorate a painful episode in this city s history. thanks especially to jessica whose idea it was to do something for this commemoration. we met over lunch, and from there it grew. we partnered with historic columbia. sponsoring this event also is the history center at the university of south carolina. another contributor was the graduate school at the university of south carolina. thank all of you for your help and support. we brought four scholars together. we are meeting almost exactly at the time, 150 years ago, that the union troops were crossing the river and coming towards the city, toward that moment at 10:00 in the morning when the city was formerly surrendered. we are meeting right here on market street. i am not an expert on this event in civil war history. i have written a book on the civil war ca ....