in the murder of a chicago man is over. 42-year-old wyndham latheam, surrendered peacefully in oakland friday night. 56-year-old andrew warren, an employee at oxford university in england, gave himself up in san francisco around the same time. both men face first degree murder charges in the stabbing death of 26-year-old trenton cornell. chicago police found his body nine days ago in this luxury apartment building after they got a 911 call. the same day, an hour away in wisconsin, the two suspects made a mysterious $1,000 donation to a public library in his name. investigators believe the professor and the victim had a relationship. before his surrender, apollized for the murder. latham seen here was a microbiologist at northwestern for ten years. i heard him give a talk to students about his research. he just seemed like a normal guy. reporter: andrew warren declined our request for a jailhouse interview. both suspects are awaiting extradition back to illinois. cornell b
you know, we looked and came outside. speechless. reporter: the tornado flattened neighborhoods from louisiana to central georgia. you want some help? reporter: overnight teams searched by flash light for victims and survivors. seven people were found dead in this trailer park in adel, georgia, including amanda rowe. debra tinsley powell is her sister. she had the best smile. she just loved my children so much. we need a lot of help here in doherty county. briscoe, the county chairman, posted video on facebook of the paradise village mobile home park. four people were killed here. it literally looked like god took after of the mobile home park and threw it across the street into the woods. reporter: the davises are grateful to be alive, but their home of 35 years is gone in one violent minute. what are you going to do? trust in the lord and move on. reporter: i m standing outside the davis battered house, but take a look. many of their neighbors face the
helps students develop strong critical thinking skills- [boy] kinda like exercising my brain? yeah! see this old question? it doesn t tell me whether you understand the math, because you can just guess and get it right. [boy] eenie meanie miny mo! [woman] exactly. now try this new kind of question. [boy] hm, 3/2 is the same as 3 one halves; that s here at one and one half! [woman] right! now i can see that you really understand fractions. and the number line. [boy] do i win anything? [woman. laughs] ah! ha-ha tonight the deep south is reeling after tornadoes swept through over the weekend. at least 44 twisters were reported. 19 people were killed, more than were killed by tornadoes in the united states in all of last year. mark strassmann is in southern georgia. it s terrible to look here. the outside is inside. reporter: more than shirlene davis heart raced when the twister hit sunday afternoon. she and her husband edgar kept moving room to room, away from their collap
russia to make sure that peace happens. frankly, if russia didn t go in and back this animal, you wouldn t have a problem right now. three reports now followed by analysis of this first mission to moscow for the trump administration. nbc s andrea mitchell and bill neely are in the russian capital. we have peter alexander at the white house where we re just a few hours away from a joint news conference with nato s secretary-general. andrea, let me start with you. there seems to beonfuon about whether this meeting with vladamir putin is still actually going on. ist happening right now or is it over? reporter: i m told it just ended, and only moments ago between the time we completed our show, just minutes ago, and the beginning of your show, craig. the meeting has ended, so in about 30 minutes this news conference will happen. it will be tillerson and lavrov that will take two questions from each side. the russian press corps is here, the american press corps is on this sid
we ve been trying to open the 1002 area for responsible oil and gas production for close to 40 years now. and we have come to a good place tonight. we recognize that we still have a little bit of process yet to go to get this over the finish line. but this is good for alaska, but more importantly, it s good for the country. xl combined with what we have done with tax reform, this is truly a win for america. we ll take a couple of questions and i assume you will have to file your stories and go to sleep. yeah. i just want to ask, the legislative victory obviously is important. but you have a lot of criticism for the process, the fact that the bill, the substitute amendment wasn t out until 8:30 p.m. the fact that things were written in the margins. is this how you envisioned passing such a large legislative process? this was done through regular order. democrats had plenty of notice. we had hearings, markups, everybody had plenty of opportunity to see the measure. you co