Testimony day. Special Counsel Robert Mueller preparing to spea publicly. How both parties are getting ready for the big day in washington. The heat finally outf here. The rain has now moved out. A nice cool night tonight. But then, yeah, youow its july, were talking another heat wave. Ill show you when in my forecast. The mud was up to both knees. I was standing in it on both knees. And toughde mud a man rescued after being stranded in mud. And wait till hear howis dogs helped save the day. Announcer news 4 at 11 00 starts now. Im going to be there for yall. First tonight, new video from ff0k grlal4nr it was held in nor of the 11yearold boy who was shot and from last week not far his southeast home. Good evening. Karon brown was one of at least eight people who have died in a shooting in the district since ghursday. Ton Community Activists came together to show support for his family and toencourage eir neighbors to put down their guns. But police weres invegating yet another act of
Treanor who we understand is at the airport. John, what have you learned so far . Reporter well, this is the parking garage. You can see an active police scene behind me. There are a few police cars at this level but at the very top, thats six floors, where we believe this shooting happened, again, two victims, Sunrise Hospital with unknown injuries. And they believe, again, that this is a Domestic Violencerelated situation. We want it make that known. When you hear airport and extra tight around here. And las vegas and serene, they believe they have a suspect or have identified the suspects vehicle there. Thats surrounded by police indicates that the suspect may be there as well. Dramatic scene unfolding here just before 6 00 and again all centering right here at terminal 1, the parking garage around the 6th floor. The elevators are shut down. The airport connector also shut as you get down here. This Police Investigate is still ongoing. You might be able to hear some of the Police He
Some freezing rain and light snow also sent cars sliding on route 89. Wmur s jean mackin was out on the roads all evening long. She joins us with the latest. Jean it looks good but what a start to the weekend. State Police Responded to about 1520 accidents here. While there were some minor injuries. Nothing but brakelights in the northbound lanes of interstate 93 in canterbury, same goes for the southbound side, where the several accidents. Like this car towed from the side of the highway. Rain, snow and temperatures dipping below that freezing mark led a sudden halt in weekend plans. Traffic so stalled we were able to get out and talk to drivers they said that she said, they turned shut it off. Jean condition seem to get worse of the state capital. Several problems were also reported on state police were 89. Busy handling one accident after the next. Road crews headed out to treat the icy stretches of interstate that surprised some drivers i want to go home. Great. Trying to get home.
For some this evening. State police say they responded to numerous accidents, most on i93 between exits 18 and 19. In canterbury the highway was shut down for more than an hour. Good evening, i m tom griffith. Shelley i m shelley walcott. Some freezing rain and light snow also sent cars sliding on route 89. Wmur s jean mackin was out on the roads all evening long. She joins us with the latest. Jean it looks good but what a start to the weekend. State Police Responded to about 1520 accidents here. While there were some minor injuries, they say no serious injuries. Nothing but brakelights in the northbound lanes of interstate 93 in canterbury, same goes for the southbound side, where the New Hampshire dot reported several accidents. Like this car towed from the side of the highway. Plans. Traffic so stalled we were able to get out and talk to drivers stopped in their tracks. I got a text. They said that she said, they turned shut it off. Worse of the state capital. Several problems were
South and north. As a result, slavery was replaced with wage slavery with sharecropping. This was hosted by the vermont humanities council. Lois good morning. It is wonderful to be here today. I have to begin with a sincere thanks to the vermont humanities council, the executive director Peter Gilbert two amy cunningham, and the staff of vermont humanities for everything in between. Thank you to mark for that wonderful introduction, and for inspiring me and all of us with all that you are doing at Vermont Historical society. I also come with greetings. From the Connecticut Humanities Council to which only days ago i was appointed to the board. David, yes, there is a connecticut board. Yes, we will be calling. Yes, we do need you. [applause] i have to say that when i first moved, i stumbled into the civil war in vermont. I was a young assistant professor, didnt really know anyone. I did not yet have a dog. [laughter] i would try to amuse myself on the weekends and one of the things i wo