Wjla at wjla. Com. You can get the latest information on the weather through the facebook and the twitter pages or downloading the storm watch 7 app for the smart phone or tablet. Leon moving on now to a developing story in district where the Police Search for the people who shot a man inside his apartment. Brianne carter is live on the scene with the latest on the investigation. What is happening there right now . Still a lot of questions at this hour. Including how the two vims got in the Apartment Building. Take a look behind me. You can see one security resident tell us you have to use a key fob to get in here and another to get up the elevator. Somehow tonight the police saying two men ended up in an apartment on the sixth floor. Scary for sure. It makes you wonder how you will be safe. Fingerprint dust outside the door of the noma Apartment Building where a 26yearold man was shot not once but twice. I came out sunday for work and saw the police outside. Reporter according to the
Stumbled off a rock. Not sure which rock but the most popular rock is 190 foot drop. Its a technical rescue that took a half hour for rescuers to get to him. He was in he bottom of a difficult stop. At this hour we are waiting for word on the condition. As soon as we get that, we will let you know. Im jonathan elias. Back to you. Maureen thank you. Developing now concerns over dangerous drugs. We have seen a spike in overdoses and crimes fueled by synthetic drugs. Leon last week, d. C. Mayor Muriel Bowser signed emergency legislation to fight against the drugs but the efforts dont stop there. Maureen d. C. Bief sam ford is live with what is happening tonight. Sam im outside the ame church where the Community Members trying to get the message to young people that k2 is not marijuana. Its not sure what k2 is. But its dangerous. They are sponsoring the meeting to look at a growing problem. K2. The chemicals are unknown and dangerous and people are dying from it. They transport 715 people
Since time immemorial, Cherokees have understood that we must treat the land, water, air, and all living creatures that share these resources with great respect. Protecting our precious natural resources
Since time immemorial, Cherokees have understood that we must treat the land, water, air, and all living creatures that share these resources with great respect. Protecting our precious natural resources
Since time immemorial, Cherokees have understood that we must treat the land, water, air, and all living creatures that share these resources with great respect. Protecting our precious natural resources is deeply personal for myself and Cherokee Nation First Lady January Hoskin. With climate change an increasing threat that we’re already feeling the effects of, it has become even more clear that we cannot take our natural environment for granted.