Violent upheaval. Rebels hold the capital of yemen, a government that helped the United States battle al qaeda has collapsed in chaos and there are new fears terrorists will be free to carry out their plots unhindered. We are also getting new information tonight that the u. S. Is doing all it can to continue its campaign in yemen against al qaedas deadliest affiliate. At the same time we are also learning more about plans for a major americanled offensive against isis with the goal of capturing iraqs second largest city from that terror group. Our correspondents and guests and analysts are all standing by. Lets begin with our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. She has the very latest. Reporter tonight, the uncertainty about what may happen next in yemen is only growing. Yemen, a country in crisis with a government resigning and dozens of u. S. Diplomats heading home. At least publicly the white house insists it still can go after al qaedas most dangerous branch. We continue to have
The Hamilton County Justice Center will get roughly $4 million from Hamilton County to repair broken locks and doors on cells inside the jail, commissioners announced Thursday.
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Five Middletown police officers who have been on administrative leave since April 24 won't face charges for firing shots that wounded a man during a standoff.