began firing rounds into patrol cars. when the man fled, troopers went into pursuit. cnn s polo sandoval picks up the story from there. polo, really just an incredible story here. what happened when officers tracked down the suspect? reporter: jim, this was a nearly four-hour ordeal that played out yesterday that culminated in a violent shoot-out between a hunting, rifle-wielding suspect, and pennsylvania state troopers in a scene that was described earlier today as as harrowing as it gets. it started 11:00 a.m. yesterday when a 38-year-old pennsylvania man armed with a hunting rifle pulled in a parking lot at the barracks of the pennsylvania state police about 57 miles west of the city of harrisburg. he opened fire according to authorities, and shooting the patrol cars in the parking lot. then quickly drove away. nearly two hours later, the suspect took aim at lieutenant james wagner, a married father,
people i know about politics, and i m very curious about what specific races you are individually going to be looking at. like, if i had to ask you, what s one race you re looking at to see how the night is going to go, let s start with you, senator. yeah, it s pennsylvania 4, which is incumbent member scott perry. remember, pennsylvania got redistricted, and so i picked that race because it s actually a blend. he has 45% new district. so it s like are running in an seat and 55% incumbent district. so i think it points out, it s got the city of harrisburg, the city of york, it s got some rural areas, some suburban areas, it s a pretty good mic microco microcosm. and he it went from a plus 9 district to a plus 5 or 6 district. it s is a race that s margin of error is up 2 points in the latest poll that i ve seen. he got caught napping a little bit and the candidate that s running against him, typical of what the democrat an army veteran. someone who, you know, has come out he wo
how the night is going to go, let s start with you, senator. pennsylvania 4, which is incumbent member scott perry. pennsylvania got redistricted so i picked that race because it s a blend. he has 45% new district, so it s like running in an open seat, and 55% incumbent district. so i think it does it points out it s got the city of harrisburg, the city of york. it s got some rural areas, suburban harrisburg areas. a pretty good microcosm, and he it went from a plus-9 district to a plus 5 or 6 district. the margin of error is up two points in the latest poll i have seen. he got caught napping a little bit, and the candidate that s running against him, typical of what the democrats, army veteran, someone who has come out, he won the primary by throwing an ar-15 into the fire. but now he s running as a moderate democrat. this is the kind of thing you see. run to the left in the primary, run to the middle and say i m not that crazy after all. and van, what are you looking
president trump will mark his 100th day in office with a campaign rally in the city of harrisburg. it s a state that was key to his electoral victory. what do you think of that? what do you think of marking his 100th day by going to pennsylvania for a rally? it s the state that put him over the top on election night and was one no one thought he could win. so i m delighted. did you think he could win it? absolutely. i came on television. i believed i know what you said on television. i wondered what you thought in your heart. i object to that. i m here telling the truth every day. i m just joking. what do you think? i know some people who are not necessarily trump supporters think why does he have to keep having these campaign-style rallies? this is all just narcissism, what do you think? i don t have a problem with it honestly. if he wants to go and connect with the people that he feels helped get him into the white house on his 100th day, i don t have a problem with t
family doesn t diminish it for fathers, it lets all kids feel like they can participate even without a father. those are the ones i can read on air, julie. there are certainly strong opinions on both sides. julie: is this controversial in other states, or is this just a california thing? reporter: not so much, but in recent years there have been a handful of states outside of california that have seen schools transition from father/daughter to family dances including back in 2012 when the aclu got involved in rhode island of after a single mom said that she couldn t attend the dance. the solution for everybody there, they changed the name and allowed everybody to attend. julie. julie: all right. will carr, thank you very much. well, a fire blamed on a hoverboard, badly hurt at least three girls. that according to investigators this pennsylvania. it happened last night in the city of harrisburg. officials say one of those girls had to jump from the second story of the building, and