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good morning. bill: been a day already, hasn t it? i m bill hemmer. good morning at home. night of rage from coast to coast continues in some parts at this hour. police in riot gear responding to chaos at colleges in various parts of the country. you are looking at the university of wisconsin in madison right now. new york city s mayor holding a news conference blaming the outside agitators for driving the violent occupation at places like columbia university and also thanking his police officers who entered the campus and arrested hundreds of protestors inside. he said job well done. there was a movement to radicalize young people and i m not going to wait until it is done and all of a sudden acknowledge the existence of it. this is a global problem that young people are being influenced by those who are professionals at radicalizing our children. i m not going to allow that to happen as the mayor of the city of new york. bill: let s get to it all. brand-new hour ....
country, the anti-semitism, all of the problems going on. they ever being overrun. never seen anything like it. ran because of charlottesville. if the people that know cheacialtsville, when you extend the statement it s a big hoax what they say was said. and they understand that. and charlottesville is peanuts compared to what you are looking at now. this whole country is up in arms. breaking into colleges, knocking the hell out of columbia university. they took over. i know the building very well. they took over a building. that is a big deal. bill: welcome to our team fox conch right now. eric shawn keeping tabs on the trial. griff jenkins reports at george washington university in d.c. and jonathan turley has legal reaction to all of this and where we might be headed, next. first though, top of the hour. and top of the news with bryan llenas who has been at columbia university since, i think, 4:00 this morning. bryan, bring us up to date at 10:00 eastern time now. ....
no one s gonna get murdered in my family, that s in the movies. who would want him dead? someone came in with the intention to murder him and i m thinking this person is still on the loose, you know. are we safe. she was a southern belle. little lady, very fun someone you could have a good time with when he was her longtime beau. he adored her and he adored. united in life divided by murder. that s not good. she was within that night found bruised crying and wrapped in duct taped. he said if you say anything i ll kill you. what was the motive was it money or maybe revenge? there was a thick file of suspects. he could have a laundry list of people who would want to kill him. was his killer an enemy or a friend? those could be fighting words for someone. strong words i could see how someone could get upset. and the mystery that haunts a small southern town, is a killer still walking free. i would say the clock is ticking. we re coming? ....
about the troubles in her marriage, and about something else. i just told craig that there was something i needed to tell him. and, he listened. and i told him that i had feelings for him. and he said that he had feelings for me. and that was about as far as the conversation went that day. the next night, robbyn stayed over at her in laws, philip and linda s, because she was scheduled to take him to a doctor s appointment in the morning. and craig was at the house to. did you and craig have an internment relationship that night? we did. where was that? that was in philip in linda s living room. where were philip and linda? they were asleep. the relationship continued from that night forward. robbyn said that craig would call her, often using a cell phone that a friend had gotten for him, to set up a rendezvous. they would often meet at the hunting lodge that craig was cashing at, after moving out of his girlfriend, tina. how many times were you inti ....
they were sweet. her pride and joy. i m sorry. it s really hard. pretty, toys, perfect, her twins were her world. they were so precious, the three of them were a tight unit. they were all she had, she was all they had. then came that awful day. the two beautiful 16-year-old girls had come home from school and found their mother murdered. they were rocking back and forth traumatized. disturbed. what had the girl seen that day? could they provide clues to help crack this case? we knew that nikki had a second boyfriend? two boyfriends. yes. jealousy, passion, revenge. she was fearful, she contacted the police. what secrets might the twins reveal. it was terrifying, is it possible that this could happen. i was shaking. oh my god, oh my god. you can t even imagine. hello, and welcome to dateline. nikki whitehead was a single mom working towards a brighter future but that dream died when nikki was viciously murdered. her death and inves ....