Leshan, wusa9. Thank you, bruce. That search warrant also says investigators seized cell phones, letters, lap tops, but we do not know what they found on those letters or those devices. Lets get to a developing story out of wyoming where three people from our area have been killed in a plane crash. It happened saturday in cody. That is in northwest wyoming near the montana border, killed in the crash were joyce bartoo of d. C. , diane stubbs and her husband Gerald Stubbs both from annapolis. The pilot from colorado also died in that crash. The group took off from share Sheridan County airport and turned toward cody and then crashed. The flag flown at half staff in honor of the Service Members killed in chattanooga les week. It happened only after last week. It happened only after criticism from House Speaker john boehner. Scott broom is on the hill with reaction to how it all happened today. How did this just get started, scott . Reporter well, theres a lot of symbolism that goes with
From major biotech and life science employers in the area. That its becoming increasingly harder to attract businesses and employees to Frederick County when we have this perception that were not welcoming. The impression was very much exclusivity and youre not welcome here. Reporter proponents like Republican Council member billy shreeve said the bill was enacted in 2012 to save the county money on translators and interpreters, but they can still be provided. Theres 11 exceptions to the law that allow the use of other languages for things as broad as trade and commerce. I think its ridiculous. The people that are here that dont speak english, im a language teacher. They want to learn english. I think its silly. This is america. Its a melting pot. I think it should be totally the official language. Its important to preserve our heritage. English should be the main language. We have to respect that, but we have to welcome all languages. Reporter now tonight is just a public hearing. The
Has real questions about whats going on at metro and how not only how its managed, but frankly, whether the people who serve metro in all capacity have the competence to do so. We are not waiting for the ntsbs final report to work on making the system safer. Work is already underway on 14 early actions to improve safety, Emergency Response and the suspects state of good repair. The National Transportation safety board officials were also there, but they had no new information or details about the incident to offer as their investigation is still going on. They did say, however, they expect to have a final report sometime next year. Just hours before that hearing got started metro announced they are looking to hire a fire officer to work in that nerve center for the rail system. That person will be a fulltime liaison to fire and rescue crews coordinating communication between metro and the first responders. There is new information from Court Documents in the case of the lyon sisters. T
Reporter well, joyce bartoo who lived here in adams morgan and was a long time d. C. Resident went on a small trip with long time friends and never came home. Harvey flamanoff was surprised to say the least. During one of his first encounters with his new neighbors, the stubbs offered him, something the keys to their beach house. They said you look tired. Why dont you just go down there and use the house for a few days. We did. Its an example of their generosity. Reporter the generous couples lives were cut short this weekend in a Small Plane Crash Near Yellowstone National Park in wyoming. College sweethearts 69yearold gerald and 68yearold diane of annapolis were on board with their good friend and donald scott from denver who was the pilot. It was shocking, very shocking. They were great people. Reporter bartoos son said his mother and diane stubbs had been friends for years while gerald was an employee of the Environmental Protection agency. He had collections of indian artifacts th
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