girlfriend. pesa s friend. saelee grabbed a gun from the car and fire it. emptying the magazine. within of the round hit pesa. his attorney says his client was simply trying to protect himself against the group charging at him, hurling racial insults. he was acting in self-defense against a, hate crime assault. last april, the trial ended with a jury acquitting saelee of most attempted murder charges. but they hung on at tempted murder and assault with a firearm charge related to pesa. then two weeks agoat judge released saelee while he awaits a new trial on the deadlocked charges. da spokesman alex bastion. there was brain matter on the pavement as a result of the gunshot wound. and we were complete opposed to this release. though on a gps monitoring device and other court-ordered condition his release shocked and angered pesa and his friends. he spent 4 1/2 years in a, locked away, while i spent 4 1/2 years in, in this institution, bettering myself, and every day,
campaign continues. back to you. we ll keep an eye on it. this blog, social media out of control. michelle: strong words from the fairfax county fire chief about possible cyber bullying and the role in the suicide of a fairfax county firefighter. nicole mittendorff s body was found in shenandoah national park last week. jonathan: northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg at today s news conference. the chief singled out a website in particular calling it out of control. jeff: he did, jonathan. the chief was angry, emotional, he was passionate when talking about this blog site. fairfax underground. the chief not only asking the operator of the blog to remove any post with mentions of the name nicole mittendorff but also asking the operator of the blog to shut it down completely. chief richard bowers today at the news conference saying he is investigating whether or not any members of the department wrote the posts on the concerning nicole mittendorff. the anonymous posts
the plane, and d.e.a. agents along with state police were all there waiting for him, along with that canine dog. they acted on a tip. of that marijuana. hard to believe that man allegedly got it inside his suitcase. he was arrested, arraigned in court earlier today. we asked mass port and state police if this is a common occurrence, and they said, no, we ve never seen anything like. this reporting live from logan airport, kelli o hara. police say a pickup truck was hit by another car wednesday evening. the driver of the pickup was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the other driver appeared to be under the influence. the road was cleared closed to clear. leaves are being cleaned off the rails. it hits the rails with 50 gallons of water per minute, leaving the rail free of leave residue. that prevents the trains from having to use their brakes more than necessary. just like you have challenges with weather, driving to work in your car every day, you have to r
he said hundreds more are working to make sure that gunman is brought to justice. nbc news, new york. stick with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the ambush investigation as the search for the suspected shooter. right now on nbc 10 news at 5, philadelphia police are searching for a violent criminal. a man armed with a knife stabbed a woman in her chest critically injuring her. that violent attack happened inside the victim s south philadelphia office. the suspect then quickly got away. nbc 10 s lu ann cahn has been on the story since it broke. you ve been in constant contact with police. reporter: right, and police are still looking for the suspect. they say he came into this office this morning on the 2300 block of broad street looking for work and then he attacked. she s in critical condition. she s been cut all own. reporter: tony is a relative mep says caroline basso franklin helped people get temporary jobs. police say she was working alone in her broad st
look at ward 8. everybody sellin drugs, they can t get jobs. yeah, i m sayin marion barry helped create the problem because he was on drugs. that s a bad role model. barry! barry! barry! we re talking about a piece of history, folks, marion barry, martin luther king. wave your hands, blow your horns, wave your hands, blow your horns. i met marion barry i think in 1968. he was taking a lot of chances. people weren t taking chances durin that period. for a black guy, durin that period, you really had to have balls to do it. and he had em. when marion came to washington d.c., he came into a sleepy southern town. white business, white political power, white everything ruled the city. the city was like a plantation. we didn t have elections. no mayor, no city council. we couldn t vote. congress controlled d.c. control of washington d.c. was about one person, that s representative john mcmillan of south carolina. he was a racist. and so that guided all of his