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More than a year after four University of Idaho students were murdered in their beds…the house where the slayings happened is being torn down. The demolition will begin just a few days after Christmas, and as Steven Fabian reports, the families of the victims are not ok with the decision. Prince Harry says he feels vindicated by a UK judge's ruling that his phone was indeed hacked by the publisher of the Mirror Group Newspapers. The case is one of several the prince has lodged against the media…and the win is being called 'historic.' Plus, it was an embarrassing moment for a woman who was arrested for inappropriate behavior on the beach…nine months later she was found dead. Was she so ashamed she took her own life? We warn you some of the details are graphic for younger viewers. And former First Lady Melania Trump made a rare public appearance today, welcoming new U.S. citizens in Washington D.C. Organizers say, as the only first lady in history who is a naturalized U.S. citizen, she was the perfect choice.
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