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The couple were fatally stabbed in their home early Sunday.

Steve Futterman reports that Nick Reiner will undergo a medical evaluation before his arraignment.

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futures are slightly lower in after-hours trading on Wall Street.

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A Dallas church is asking people to consider what it would look like if Jesus was born today with a nativity scene that includes razor wire and an old shopping cart.

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Capitol has begun displaying a statue of a teenage Barbara Rose Johns.

The monument sits in the Capitol's Emancipation Hall and replaces one of Confederate General Robert E. Lee.

Johns was 16 years old when she led a student strike for equal education in 1951 in Farmville, Virginia.

The protest gained the support of the NAACP and became one of five cases that led to the Supreme Court's Brown v. Board of Education ruling in 1954.

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Residents around Brown University are being asked to check their home security systems for images of a possible mass shooter.

Police are still trying to find a suspect in the attack that killed two Brown University students and injured nine others last weekend.

Meanwhile, Providence Police Chief Oscar Perez says the FBI has released a clearer surveillance video of a person of interest in the case.

The FBI has offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to a suspect.