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5 things to know tonight: Glenn Beck calls Clinton 'moral, ethical' choice for president

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Oct 11, 2016
  1. Glenn Beck: Hillary Clinton 'moral, ethical' choice for president. Conservative radio host Glenn Beck upset some fans over the weekend with a Facebook post that offered a surprising viewpoint of the presidential election. [Read more]
  2. Escaped DeKalb murderer: I was going to see grandma. The 24-year-old Atlanta man fled trial last week in DeKalb County Superior Court and spent several days on the run after being convicted of murder.  [Read more]
  3. Brian Snitker named Braves' new manager. Brian Snitker is an interim manager no more. He's the Braves' new full-time manager, chosen over a field of candidates that included veteran managers Bud Black and Ron Washington and three members of the Braves coaching staff. [Read more]
  4. Hernandez, Washington join Braves coaching staff. The Braves wanted a pitching coach known for working with young arms and got him in Chuck Hernandez, a former major league pitching coach in four organizations who spent last season working with Braves minor leaguers. The Braves also announced that veteran former manager Ron Washington was hired as third-base coach.  [Read more]
  5. Widow: Gunman shot husband of 25 years over $5 costume necklace. Anthony and Cynthia Welch were just leaving a birthday dinner when a man shot both of them in the parking lot of a Marietta restaurant. [Read more]   
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