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5 things to know: Hillary Clinton says indictment 'not going to happen'

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton attends the Atlanta Hillary For America "Early Vote Organizing Event" at Atlanta City Hall on Feb. 26. When asked Wednesday if she would drop out of the race if indicted, Clinton responded: “Oh, for goodness – that is not going to happen. I’m not even answering that question.”

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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton attends the Atlanta Hillary For America "Early Vote Organizing Event" at Atlanta City Hall on Feb. 26. When asked Wednesday if she would drop out of the race if indicted, Clinton responded: “Oh, for goodness – that is not going to happen. I’m not even answering that question.”
By Staff reports
March 10, 2016

Five things to know Thursday, March 10:

1. Hillary Clinton was asked during last night's debate if she would drop out of the race if were indicted in an email investigation. [Greg Bluestein has her response]

2. The pastor of an Atlanta megachurch has apologized for call parents "stinking selfish." [Stephanie Toone has the story on Andy Stanley]

3. How will hitting be affected in the Braves' new park? [Tim Tucker tells you]

4. The body of Fox Theatre organist Larry-Douglas Embury, who died Feb. 19, is still unclaimed at the morgue. [Steve Burns tells you what the man's friends are doing about it]

5. Spring is still nearly two weeks away, but don't tell that to the weather. [get your Atlanta weather forecast here]

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Throughout March we're celebrating Women's History Month. Today, we bring you the story of Beverly Harvard, Atlanta's first female police chief.

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