Police officers after allegedly breaking into a house early this morning. The Hagerstown Police chief says hes unsure if the man died in an ambulance or once he arrived at the hospital. He says the man appeared to be under the influence of drugs and was uncooperative with officers. Leon . Leon alison now we turn to a developing story an act of kindness and act of cruelty. A young man in Upper Marlboro donated a wheelchair to 4yearold Joshua Romero after someone stole his from a langley park apartment complex. Maryland bureau chief brad bell is live at langley park tonight with more on this story. Brad . Brad leon it is a crime that can only be described as heartless. Taking a little boys wheelchair and its not just about the cause. Several thousand dollars but its also about the loss of freedom for the child. People have been wondering how it happened. The family lives in a first floor walk up here. There is a half flight of stairs that they have to go up. The mother carries the child
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A painting for the U.S. Armyâs Stars and Stripes newspaper shows a downed pilot fending off sharks with a knife. Ed Vebell/Getty Images
Every summer on the Discovery Channel, âShark Weekâ inundates its eager audiences with spectacular documentary footage of sharks hunting, feeding and leaping.
Debuting in 1988, the television event was an instant hit. Its financial success wildly exceeded the expectations of its creators, who had been inspired by the profitability of the 1975 blockbuster film âJaws,â the first movie to earn $100 million at the box office.
Thirty-three years later, the enduring popularity of the longest-running programming event in cable TV history is a testament to a nation terrified and fascinated by sharks.