the early spring right now. yes, a warmer day coming our way. we need the rain. we need the rain. i know we do. i don t see it in our forecast, but we as frank said have some enjoyable weather for your weekend plans giving you a live look at a mix of low clouds. a few high-level clouds out there. the low cloud coverage not as extensive and because of that we re off to a cooler start. some of our inland cities starting in the 30s this morning. for your afternoon, partly cloudy and warmer. then into the extended forecast, we re going to cool it back for your sunday and we re going to increase the wind once again if you can believe it. i ll have details on what to expect for to day, the rest of the weekend and the rest of the forecast coming up. police say a murder- suicide. he was found dead of a self- inflicted gunshot wound. 26-year-old woman was found shot to death at lewis brown road before midnight on thursday night so that led detectives to the scene where they fo
the supreme court. reporter: president obama made his case for why 63-year-old merrick garland, chief judge for the d.c. appeals court should be the next justice for the supreme court. i ve selected a nominee who is widely recognize not only as one of the america s sharpest legal minds, but someone who brings to his work a spirit of decency, modesty, integrity, evenhandedness, and excellence. reporter: an emotional judge garland officially introduced himself to the country. this is the greatest honor of my life. other than lynn agreeing to marry me 28 years old. the white house tows judge garland as more judicial experience than any other nominee in history serving more than 18 years on the bench. the president considers the harvard graduate, as someone who garners praise from both democrats and republicans. he was confirmed by a 76-23 senate vote with support from both sides of the aisle. he clerked for the late justice william brennan, and also served at the justi
SUNDANCE — The case of the defaced herd is moving up to District Court following a preliminary hearing last week, at which the prosecution argued that restoring the cows to
SUNDANCE — The case of the defaced herd is moving up to District Court following a preliminary hearing last week, at which the prosecution argued that restoring the cows to
SUNDANCE — The case of the defaced herd is moving up to District Court following a preliminary hearing last week, at which the prosecution argued that restoring the cows to