chemicals derailed in their tow of 4700 people. they are now told to drink bottled water for 3500 fish and frogs floated belly up. their concerns were aired durin a raucous town hall tonight tha the rail company chose not to attend. marian rafferty s life with details and reaction. these people have a right to be angry. can you not being confident in the very air that you were breathing for the have a chance to grill city officials at eating at the town s high schoo in the concerns that the area around the crash site is still unsafe. my biggest concerns is ultimately the drinking water, the effects of the drinking water appears. i feel like they haven t bee straight with us. i just think the young mothers, the pregnant mothers. the biggest concern i have i with dioxins. nobody talks about dioxins period. and those folks are demandin answers about worries some symptoms that many have had since the release of toxic chemicals into the air app that crash prayer that ask
he s been killed no, there god no she s like poison candy attractive on the outside, but deadly on the inside she was pure evil if he fell in love with her she thought the she was the en all, the all she had everything sh wanted but she longed for one thing more i m positive. 5000% sure this guy was going to kill. then it happened. her new husband, police said murdered in their town house something happened at her house and she needs to get t the house, fast. was this crime all that i seemed she played such a good game and that people didn t know. a surprise was coming you don t know what t think. and it would arrive fro beyond the grief oh, my god. there has not been a stor like this, ever in palm beac county history is she the villain? is she the victim? who knows? that is what makes her riveting? and she is infamous an probably will be forever hello, and welcome to dateline. well when dalia and michae first met, it was instan fireworks.
and the response to such calls from the republican stat legislature, in the republican governor has been thus far t just keep getting rid of law around guns, to keep getting them more and more prevalent and more more places, giving them to more and more people who previously, under othe laws, would not have bee allowed. to have them and that was the context a wee and a half ago, when three democratic state legislators some middle aged white women and two young black men, the three of them got wowed on the floor of the state legislature essentially, cheering on kid in the gallery who had come to peacefully, but very loudly, protest. that state legislature, only acting to make things worse, i terms of gun violence. even after that elementary school massacre in nashville you see the three stat legislators there, in th front. you see them there that picture, political headline as the whole country now i well aware, the republican dominated tennessee stat legislature that vot
one of the tennessee three, no back in his job. power to the people the unanimous vote to reappoint justin jones to hi seat [crowd chanting] as hundreds of protesters accompany him back to the stat capital. tonight, the fight to save democracy in tennessee, then - i have a very close frien that did make it tonight and i ve another close frien who didn t either, and one was at the hospital. at least four people killed nine more injured, in th latest mass shooting i america. plus, that michigan governor gretchen whitmer, on the threa to abortion access plus the latest attempt to sto his vice president fro testifying in an nbc news exclusive, as the victim of a years-long conspiracy finally breaks he silence. that message is simple, i is that, i m alive i m well, that it. i hope they believe it when all in starts, right now. good evening, from new york, i m ali velshi in for chri hayes. today, members of nashville metropolitan council took step to undo the tenness
really happy to have you here. on a news day like today it is i will admit a little bit hard to know where to begin, but today is yet another day when one place to begin is with today s american mass shoot. this time in louisville, kentucky downtown louisville, right next to the minor league baseball park there police say a 25-year-old man armed with a rifle shot 13 people at a bank at which he was either currently or very recently employed. four of the people he shot were killed, nine were injured, and of those nine injured three are consi considerered to be critically wounded. because this is what it s like in our country increasely awash in high powered weapons, while the louisville police were responding to that absolutely devastating just catastrophic multiple murder scene at that bank, while they were responding to that call, they got a second call from less than 2 miles away, a call about multiple people shot at a nearby community college, one person dead there as well