This is abc7 news. Hallelujah, hallelujah tonight, vigils in dayton and el paso to mourn the 29 People Killed in Mass Shootings this weekend. I mean, it could have been my friends, it could have been me and my family. The two shootings, separated by 1600 miles and just 13 hours. The victims, from both sides of the u. S. mexico border. [ speaking Foreign Language ] amid the grief, anger and calls for tougher gun laws. All this as President Trump promises to address the shootings in just hours. Hate has no place in our country. Residents of gilroy, remembering their own mass shooting just one week ago are also offering prayers. We have to pray for each other. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. Heres what we know about where the shootings stand now. In el paso on saturday, 20 people were killed, another 26 hurt. Six of the dead are mexican nationals according to government officials there. A suspect was taken into custody. No word on when hell appear in court. The Justice Department say
1 on the s p yesterday. Were looking at a bit of a pullback this morning. Investors waiting for key earnings in the banking sector. We will bring them to you. I had of its quarterly numbers. At the fractionally. Asia overnight stocks mostly higher. Exploit 9 and it marks for china in seven years. A shutdown showdown. Lawmakers battle in immigration with hours . Republicans pushing the shortterm spending bill fixes as it comes down to her nations capitol. Youtube looking to clean things out. Other websites as to to crack down on that dangerous type pod videos taken the internet by storm. Germany talk all about it cant investment strategist lindsay bell. Peoples corporation patented the io john peoples and the wall street journal Fox News Contributor mary kissell. Great to see you. Good morning, everybody. Thats on the agenda . The budget showdown. We cannot have a government shut down. Its incredible to me to see democrats turned down a deal that would find the picture turns Health Care
Called tasker the club med of weed, according to the report. He told investigators that he needed the marijuana to help with chronic pain and other conditions. Sanbornville rep ted wright told investigators he bought marijuana from tasker for his wife to ease the symptoms of her Breast Cancer treatment. And kellogg died of cancer this summer and was not interviewed by the a. G. No. Charges will be filed against any of the state reps because the evidence was insufficient to sustain any kind tasker resigned from the house in march, he remains free on bail but still faces several felony charges involving firearms, the possession of drugs including ecstasy and hallucinogenic mushrooms as well as a charge of solicitation of a minor via the internet. Well have more at 6 00. Jean a soggy friday night isnt usually good news, but this is the rain that weve been waiting for, at least a little bit of lapoint for a look at who will get the most moisture. Hayley its going to be a weekend long thing
Need, that means they need constant supervision. Reporter under this bill the state would prove half the funding for drug courts with the counties kicking in an equal match. Each court must show a working partnership with a Rehabilitation Center willing to help those in the system. Lawmakers who support this program say between the states general fund and the existing budget the money is there to fund the courts. The superior court in manchester would get a drug court under this plan, a city where Officials Say there were 101 overdoses last month, with 10 of them fatal. Even if it helps one person, but again its shrinking that pool of those who are suffering of addiction. So this is a right step in the right direction. Reporter supporters of this bill say that if it is fast tracked it could be on the governors desk by february with the first new courts opening sometime around april. Andy hershberger, wmur news 9. Election in derry, in fact it was so busy at the polls today theyve run o
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