Us to all gather into this room and stay away from the doors and the glass, and then they held us there for 20 to 30 minutes. We werent told anything. We werent updated on anything during that, so we were confused. We were looking up things on our phone and calling people from the outside to try to find out whats going on. Reporter now, a short time ago we heard from matthew verderosa, the Capitol Police chief. He says this guy is a lone actor. Theres no evidence of terrorism. He says this guy was previously known to the Capitol Hill Police and his vehicle has been located. The investigation of that vehicle continues on. Here nis the chief. Reporter during routine administrative screening, the individual drew what appeared to be a weapon and pointed it at officers. An officer fired and struck the suspect who was subsequently treated by medical personnel. Single person who has frequented the Capitol Grounds before and there is no reason to believe that this is anything more than a crimi
Also participating in this discussion at the National Constitution center akhil amar of yale law school, and neal katyal a former acting solicitor general. Judge Michael Baylson a senior federal judge with the u. S. District court of the Eastern District of pennsylvania. And moderating, Jeffrey Rosen, president and ceo. [ applause ] ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the National Constitution center. I am Jeffrey Rosen the president of this wonderful institution which is the only institution in america chartered by congress to die simi nature information about the u. S. Constitution on a nonpartisan basis and tonight were thrilled to be introducing live on cspan a Wonderful Partnership with our dear cspan friends for a new series called landmark cases that will explore the human stories behind 12 of the most historic and frequently cited and important cases in Supreme Court history. This partnership with cspan is so important to us because nike the National Constitution center cspan is a
Amanda but first a man accused in shooting strangers in Pleasant Hill takes the stand hear what he has to say in his own defense. Local 5 news midday in hd starts now. We are iowa amanda good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday. Im amanda krenz amanda the man police say went on a shooting spree through Pleasant Hill neighborhoods last year took the witness stand in his own trial yesterday. Amanda pete polson told the jury hes been battling drug abuse since the early 2000s and was clean for awhile. The 33 year old said thats until he relapsed near halloween of last year. He lost his job, girlfriend and started using meth again, including using the night before the shooting took place on november 17th. Polson told the jury he doesnt remember shooting at the three victims. He didnt realize anything until the officers arrested him that morning i just know i would never intentionally do any of it, im sorry form the bottom of my heart, i apologize, its i wish i wouldve
You can see a delay inbound. Thats because of that earlier issue. You can see it is quite far. 395 at king street. A little bit of a sheen. Just be aware of the possibility there for wet roads. Guys . Thanks, melissa. Happening today, an arlington man accused of killing his estranged wife will appear in court for a hearing. Officers found bonnie black stabbed in her home back in april. She had been in the middle of a contentious gores with david black. Last week david black entered a preliminary not guilty plea. In Loudoun County two men will face charges in connection with a teenagers murder. Henry vazquez anjouan zelaya are charged in the death of a boy. Centeno miranda was shot and killed on his way to a bus stop back in early september. We could learn more about metros next general manager. News4 plans to be at an agency board today. Paul weed held is the new name in this search. Hes the former chief executive of bwi airport. You think about venues and grabandgo passes. You would s
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