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Wales most wanted: The people police are looking for at the moment
They are wanted for alleged crimes ranging from production of controlled drugs to harassment, fraud, assault, criminal damage, and other offences
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Police in Wales are trying to track down these men who are wanted in relation to a range of alleged crimes.
and name. his age may play a role in all of that. the tip line police are giving out is there on your screen. just more details out of all this. connor reynolds was stabbed in the neck. a person he was with also stabbed in the arm. that person is going to survive the attack. but, connor s friend and family today saying that the whole neighborhood is on alert because police say that they are looking for quote, a specific teenager in the neighborhood. they know in fact who they re looking for and they re depending on people calling that tip line to help them find this teenage suspect. back to you guys. jane: harris, thanks. sure. jon: happening now in the top box, o hare airport in chicago, one of the busiest in the nation, less than an hour now, full-body scanner to debut there. in the middle box, secretary-general of the united nations promises the people of haiti the world has not forgotten with them. he met with haiti s president to talk a u.n.
news developing out of massachusetts. a star high school soccer player stabbed outside a birthday party. let s get to harris. she s been working it on 17-year-old, connor reynolds. what do we know at this point? many of the friends and family calling connor reynolds the franchise player for the cathedral high school hockey team in springfield, massachusetts. or soccer team. what is really are jarring apparently there were party of 250 people between ages of 16 and 20. what police are saying there should have been some sort of police presence at this party but nobody was called to be there. just to kind of chaperone. in fact the suspect that they re looking for actually falls into that same age group as all of attendees at the party. police calling him a neighborhood teenager between 16 and 20-year-olds old. black male, 5 7 inches. slim build. wearing a hooded sweatshirt at the time. we re waiting for better description and more details
prius in california. we all heard the frantic 911 call. the car reportedly out of control. this morning new events about what the driver reported we ll with a congressman looking into it. jane: at the bottom, heavy rains, high winds, major flooding, power outages. delays on the roads and rails. what is coming next? we ll work on those stories and so much more. these are live pictures of everybody hard at work in our newsroom. jon: this week, democrats are launching their push to pass health care reform using the controversial tactics of reconciliation. the house budget committee today will begin considering a reconciliation bill. house democrats believe they will have the votes to pass a health care bill and the vote could come as early as this week. our chief political correspondent carl cameron live on capitol hill for us right now. i guess the question, carl, when will we know how much this thing is estimated to cost? reporter: could be at any time. we ve been waiting on