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Former Canadian nurse confessed to killing 'mean' patients

Former Canadian nurse confessed to killing 'mean' patients

CNN — Ex-Nurse admitted to killing patients.

Times Square victim's dad writes thank-you letter to NYC

Times Square victim's dad writes thank-you letter to NYC

CNN — Tom Elsman can barely process the grief of losing his daughter in last week's Times Square rampage. But he still made sure to write a letter thanking the people of New York City.

Ayotte says Trump 'absolutely' a role model for kids in NH debate, later says she misspoke

Ayotte says Trump 'absolutely' a role model for kids in NH debate, later says she misspoke

CNN — New Hampshire GOP Sen. Kelly Ayotte said during a debate on Monday that she would "absolutely" point to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump as a role model for a child. She issued a statement after the debate saying she "misspoke."

Jesse Matthew charged in Morgan Harrington's death - CNN.com

Jesse Matthew charged in Morgan Harrington's death - CNN.com

CNN — Their daughter, a Virginia Tech student, had disappeared five years earlier at the same time of year, around the same time of night and in the same place -- Charlottesville, Virginia. But even as speculation surged that the two cases could be connected, the Harringtons were still waiting for answers. Until now. Prosecutors revealed Tuesday that a grand jury has indicted Jesse Matthew Jr. -- the same suspect who's charged with capital murder in the Graham case -- in Harrington's death, too. The grand jury charged Matthew with first-degree murder and abduction with the intent to defile in the case of Harrington, a 20-year-old Virginia Tech student who went missing in October 2009.

Charges dropped against UVA student hurt during arrest - CNN.com

Charges dropped against UVA student hurt during arrest - CNN.com

CNN — The Commonwealth Attorney in Charlottesville, in a filing seeking a court order, said he wants to drop the misdemeanor case against Martese Johnson, who was arrested in the March 18 incident that made headlines across the country. Officials also said evidence did not warrant criminal charges against law enforcement officers involved in the arrest. "The Commonwealth reached a conclusion that the interest of justice and the long-term interest of the Charlottesville community are best served by using this case as an opportunity to engage ordinary citizens, law enforcement officers and public officials in constructive dialogue concerning police and citizen relationships in a diverse community," a Thursday statement said.

Charleston shooting: Clementa Pinckney among victims - CNN.com

Charleston shooting: Clementa Pinckney among victims - CNN.com

CNN — But it was unfathomable that this stranger was a killer lying in wait, a man who would kill nine churchgoers and church leaders in cold blood. Police say Dylann Roof went to the church in Charleston, South Carolina, two hours from his home, and shot dead the pastor, other ministers and people who had come Wednesday to learn more about the Word of God. Here's what we know about the deceased: The Rev. Clementa Pinckney died Wednesday doing the work he had always felt was right for him. He was spreading the Word when he and eight others were gunned down in the massacre.

Prosecution rests in Boston bomber trial penalty phase - CNN.com

Prosecution rests in Boston bomber trial penalty phase - CNN.com

CNN — He pulled back the stroller's cover and saw that his son, Leo, 3, was conscious but bleeding from the left side of his head. Woolfenden checked Leo for other injuries and thought, "Let's get out of here." That was before he noticed his Achilles tendon, which resembled transparent tape covered in blood, and his left tibia protruding from his boot. The boot was next to his left stump, he testified before a federal jury Thursday, the third day in which survivors and family members of those killed in the Boston Marathon bombing shared their stories -- often gruesome and heartbreaking -- in the sentencing phase for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Black UVA student Martese Johnson arrested, bloodied - CNN.com

Black UVA student Martese Johnson arrested, bloodied - CNN.com

CNN — Many are now asking the same question. Johnson, a black student at the University of Virginia, suffered injuries early Wednesday when he was arrested by officers with the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) in Charlottesville. As he's pinned, video captures him yelling: "I go to UVA! ... You f*****g racists! What the f**k?" An agent can be heard telling the student to stop fighting. "I trust that the scars on my face and head will one day heal, but the trauma from what the ABC officers did yesterday will stay with me forever," Johnson said in a statement read by his attorney Thursday.

Winter storm ices South, dumps snow on East Coast - CNN.com

Winter storm ices South, dumps snow on East Coast - CNN.com

CNN — Still, that's little comfort to the folks in Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia where ice and snow were glazing roads and knocking down power lines on Tuesday States of emergency were in place across across all four states. "Please do not travel unless you have to," said Nashville Mayor Karl Dean. "We need to be attentive to our own safety and our own health but also to the safety of our neighbors and our friends." Sometimes just staying on the road was a challenge. Some highways were no better than skating rinks. More than 50,000 power customers were off-line, according to Tennessee Emergency management.

Boston finish line: Three photos, one mystery - CNN.com

Boston finish line: Three photos, one mystery - CNN.com

CNN — More than two feet of snow covered the streets and sidewalks, shutting down Boston's schools, businesses and roadways this week. Although streets were plowed, snowfall obscured the iconic Boston Marathon finish line on Boylston Street. One of the first photos to surface shows a man in dark clothing approaching the street with a shovel. Philip Hillman, 44, took the photo and told CNN he was working out of a hotel room in downtown Boston on Tuesday afternoon because he didn't want to commute during the snowstorm, and happened to notice something strange outside his window.

CNN's Patrick Cornell reports Marshawn Lynch is being investigated

CNN's Patrick Cornell reports Marshawn Lynch is being investigated

fantasysp.com — Related Marshawn Lynch News The Seahawks had two key players missing from practice on Wednesday. But not because they are injured. Running back Marshawn Lynch and defensive end Michael Bennett didn't practice, with both getting the "not injury related designation." Which implies that Lynch currently isn't injured. Which is good news for the Seahawks in advance of the NFC... The fans - more than 32,000 of them as of this writing - have spoken: They feel the media should leave Marshawn Lynch be. An online petitionstarted by a Seattle Seahawksfan has called on the media to call off its "unnecessary and cruel" insistence on asking the running back questions.

Parents: Ohio State football player complained of concussion symptoms

Parents: Ohio State football player complained of concussion symptoms

CNN — updated 12:40 PM EST, Mon December 1, 2014 (CNN) -- A missing Ohio State University football player complained about concussion symptoms before he disappeared, his parents told police. Kosta was last seen around 2 am November 26. His family is asking for prayers & any info regarding his whereabouts.Please call: 614-747-1729- KostadinosKarageorge (@kostadinos81) November 27, 2014 Kosta Karageorge, a reserve defensive lineman, was last seen about 2 a.m. Wednesday, according to a tweet sent from his personal account. In a copy of the missing persons report obtained by CNN, Susan Karageorge told police she received a text from her son about 1:30 a.m.

Shocking Video Shows NASA Rocket Exploding on Launch

Shocking Video Shows NASA Rocket Exploding on Launch

mediaite.com — NASA launched the Antares rocket today in Wallops Island, Virginia, and instead of taking off like normal, it exploded on launch and the entire horrific event was caught on video. Here's an image from the video to give you some idea of how intense the explosion was: Fortunately, the rocket was unmanned and no one was harmed. UPDATE -- 7:07 p.m.: NASA put out a statement just minutes later on the explosion: Stmt from @NASA: "there was failure on launch. There was no indicated loss of life. There was significant property and vehicle damage."

Videos offer clues in search for missing University of Virginia student

Videos offer clues in search for missing University of Virginia student

CNN — (CNN) -- Several surveillance videos show her walking and running alone. But police say new footage of a missing University of Virginia student appears to show someone following her the night she disappeared. Police in Charlottesville, Virginia, have been searching for 18-year-old Hannah Graham since Sunday. On Thursday afternoon, investigators said they were offering a $50,000 reward for "information leading to the cause" of her disappearance. Her parents say they're worried something happened to her after she left a gathering with friends Friday night. "Hannah is beyond precious to us," John and Susan Graham said in a statement released by police Wednesday.

Gunfire injures 9 people on Bourbon Street in New Orleans

Gunfire injures 9 people on Bourbon Street in New Orleans

Fox 2 St. Louis — (CNN) - Gunfire struck nine people on Bourbon Street in New Orleans early Sunday, police spokesman Frank Robertson said. The shooting happened at 2:45 a.m. in the French Quarter. Initial reports had indicated that seven people were injured in the incident. Superintendent of the New Orleans Police Department Ronal Serpas said Sunday that the shooting may have occurred due to a heated exchange between two young men. "Right now, we believe they did exchange gunfire," he said at a press conference. "Those two young men choose to hurt each other and put other people at risk."