Action news, delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardner. It is monday night. The big story on action news tonight is breaking news from bristol bucks county. A motorist fired two shots from a semiautomatic pistol at another driver. It is a case of road rage. It happened as the drivers were exiting i95 on to 214. Chris christie has more. The driver pulled up next to the victim and told them to roll down their window. He did and thats when the suspect fired. A second bullet on the top of the passenger side door where the metal stopped the round from hitting the person in the seat. If the door didnt stop the round, he would have taken one in the chest. Kept flashing his high beams, came up on the bumper of the vehicle, followed them at the light off of i95, stayed with them, keeping pace with the other car trying to get away. The suspect is said to be driving a rendezvous that looks like this. It has those that use the road unnerved. I come through here several times a week. I
Another driver. It is a case of road rage. It happened as the drivers were exiting i95 on to 214. Chris christie has more. The driver pulled up next to the victim and told them to roll down their window. He did and thats when the suspect fired. A second bullet on the top of the passenger side door where the metal stopped the round from hitting the person in the seat. If the door didnt stop the round, he would have taken one in the chest. Kept flashing his high beams, came up on the bumper of the vehicle, followed them at the light off of i95, stayed with them, keeping pace with the other car trying to get away. The suspect is said to be driving a rendezvous that looks like this. It has those that use the road unnerved. I come through here several times a week. Im scared because im on the roadway all the time. The suspect was last seen on rock view drive. Anyone that recognizes the vehicle is asked to contact detectives. Jim . Thank you, christie. Free meek mills. That is the chant for
My name is bill miller, and i codirect the fall for the book festival. Whoo thank you very much. [laughter] i am so glad you all are here. First of all, let me a couple of housekeeping things. Cspan is here taping this evening, so that will be broadcast later. We will, that will include the question and answer session, so when we get to that portion, please come down to the microphone here on my left, and that will be lit so that if you ask the scintillating, brilliant question, youll be on cspan. The, we will, were going to do a little presentation, explanation, a couple of things here. Well try to move them along fairly quickly. But then well bring out sandra, and we know thats why youre here, and then we will have book sales and signing in the lobby afterward. Ive been involved with fall for the book since it was a Study Committee in 1998, and it was formed by the city of fairfax, Fairfax County library and a group of us here at mason. From those beginnings, fall for the book has al
Pennsylvania. It is about 55 minutes. Tom thank you. It is interesting being here because this is my hometown bookstore. This is different giving a presentation. I want to thank susie and those from barnes noble for making this possible and for book tv covering this. Afterwards. Q and a i will start with a question for myself, which is ok. I am a sports guy and i read a book about flight 93. You may know, i work for the pittsburgh penguins. Dids because nobody else and apparently nobody was going to pray while and i thought was going to for a while and i thought it needed to be written. From only about 90 miles pittsburgh were the flight crashed and i wanted to read more and write more and i was frustrated. There was a little amount written about 9 11, there was only one book about flight 93 bring about a less than a year after the crash. It was a good job, but there was not much known back then. Smith more now is known. So much more now is no. And i think that the story was merited fr
You come across this nondescript town. Court house. Scare square. It is the center of this summers most famous book, go set a watchman. It is the home of harper lee. Tell us what you find there. Guest you find a little landlocked town in the back town of alabama. It hasnt changed much from to kill a mockingbird. Watch out for the arm difficuad. There was a time when they were going to tear down the court house because they built a 1960 one and thought they didnt need the old one. Now it is restored and like a church. It is an shine to American Literary culture. That is probably the best thing about that town. There is still no museum. There is still no reconstructed home of capote or where his home was. It is just host it is just a square. There is a plaque out front, then a yard, and it is next to the house where the walkin dairy is. Guest right. And the rock stone walls separating the properties that truman turned cart wholes on is still there. It is perfectly preserved and it it is