Neighbors lost power just before 11 00 this morning when a saab convertible that was going very fast went airborne, hit the pole and flipped, the driver and his pregnant passenger were ejected. Joshua fishwick was behind both cars, this is what he saw. There was another car in front of the mazda, the mazda was trying to squeeze in between the two, so the saab sped up and the mazda was like trying to saab. Reporter investigators tell us a man and woman inside that saab both in their 20s were taken to the hospital. Incredibly, they are being treated for nonlife threatening injuries. At 6 00, wmur has obtained some incredible Surveillance Video from a business nearby that shows that saab flipping once, twice, three times in the air. Youll see that at 6 00. For now live in manchester, amy coveno, wmur news 9. Josh it started as an Identity Fraud investigation, but led police to thousands of dollars they believe is a dealer. Wmurs Heather Hamel live now with more on how state police say thi
Him and the other kids on the bus who try to come to suarez aid. The students were able to flag down a deputy at the next bus stop, show him the video and that resulted in scarbroughts arrest. He was booked in the polk county jail on two charges child endangerment and assault causing bodily injury. He did post bond sunday and is now free. But has a no contact order with the victim and his family. Amanda and we expect to hear what the family thinks about this whole situation as this News Conference gets underway. But for now, were live in des moines, amanda krenz local five news we are moines, amanda krenz local five news we are moines, amanda krenz local five news we are iowa. Jack scarbrough is also on administrative leave from the district. Well hear from the family tonight on local five news at 6 and 10. Stephanie our other big story today. A hazmat scare at an urbandale business. Emergency crews called to worldwide integrated solutions on 109th street after an employee reported ope
The. Who was Simon Schuster . Guest well they were max shuster and simon and they were two gentlemen who were friends with one another and we back in 1924 they decided to start a Publishing House on their own. They have been working in Publishing Houses but felt they could begin on themselves so they did. They set out one day and they rented a space and put up a sign that said Simon Schuster publishers. Host would they recognize what you do today . Guest know i think they totally would. Some of what is really interesting when you read through the history is to realize how many things go in circles and what is old becomes new again. They use as an example the reason they would recognize what we do today namely its because the job of the publisher has not changed at all which is defined great work. Depending on what kind of work it is and then to find an audience that commits that audience to buy it. We have always been the conduit between the artist in the consumer and that has not chan
He glided into the base in thailand and as soon as the wheels touched down on the runway, the engine stopped because he was out of fuel. It is just one of these incredible stories of aviation skills in heroism and why is that valor . He was doing that because of the loss of his friend to try to help his friends on the ground. So it was a combination of worry free, commitment, love, all of those that make up the real definition of the word dowler. And then, i am sorry to tell you, a few weeks later, leo was shot down and i ended up in the same cell with him many years later when the vietnamese photos altogether. On a recent trip to new york city, but tv tour the headquarters of publisher Simon Schuster. While their convoy profiled several principal players responsible for a books publication from acquisition to editing, publicity and sales to be also discussed the history of Simon Schuster now in its 90th year and the Current Health and future of the Publishing Industry. Who were Simon
Are fundamental rights to marriage and who gets access to those fundamental rights and who doesnt. Those are the issues that the parties in one way or another addressed. Ive read all the briefs, i have to say i think the quality of the briefing by varies. These are not briefs that were written by law professors and so that may be a good thing but theyre not as rigorous as we would like to have one more teaching our were teaching our students but its also fair to say that in many cases they werent written by or meet the standards of the Supreme Court briefs. Thats not to say there badly done its just to say they somewhat vary. The petitioners in their briefs all emphasize a mix of doctrine, other cases in due process and equal protection. Personal stories about their clients and their parties, appeals to Justice Kennedy which are an inevitable feature in any case like this and preemptive strikes making their response brief. The respondents briefs, the state briefs emphasize a mix of res