could change. if he comes i m going to punch him out. i have been waiting for this, for trespassing on the capitol grounds. i m going to punch him out and go to jail and be happy. we are seeing more of that incredible video of speaker nancy pelosi on january 6th demanding protection from trump s government and making sure lawmakers of both parties stayed safe. while trump infamously did nothing. also tonight, the chilling new questions being raised by the january 6th select committee. about the secret service and members of the fbi. and senator ron johnson might have a second career in stand-up comedy because the audience sheer was laughing at him at this debate with mandela barnes. and he wasn t even trying to be funny. we begin the reidout tonight with reality crashing down on donald j. trump. with the house january 6th committee reminding us that trump was the driving force behind the attack on the capitol. he s reacting like a man who knows the walls are closi
released. this afternoon he remains in critical condition in the hospital. in hamilton township, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a thumbs up from a candid county police officer s hospital bed after escaping death on duty last night. camden county police tweeted this photo of the officer recovering at cooper university hospital. he s with his fellow officers there by his side. south jersey bureau reporter cydney long is live for us this afternoon where this all went down last night. police really trying to connect with the community to try to keep these things from happening. reporter: there was an ice cream truck to send a message they will work to eliminate any violent crime. it comes some 18 hours since a rookie police officer continued to fight to subdue an armed suspect. he came to work to try to make camden a safer place. and he got shot at point-blank range. reporter: the chief considers his rookie officer a hero for his act
inspections department. she was also chief of the city s public nuisance task force. she now has a private law practice. krasner, originally from st. louis, has lived in philadelphia for 30 years. after graduating from the university of chicago and stanford law school, krasner worked as a public defender in philadelphia for 5 years. for the past 25, he s been a civil rights and criminal defense attorney with his own private practice in center city. the current district attorney, kelley hodges, is finishing out the term of former da seth williams. a federal judge recently sentenced williams to 5 years in prison for bribery and corruption. he admitted to using his position to help friends and business contacts who gave him gifts, and he admitted to stealing his mother s money meant to pay for her nursing care. the candidates are joining me this morning ahead of the election on tuesday. thank you both for being with us. beth grossman: thank you very much, nice to be here. rosema
is so far we are not finished with the assessment yet. reporter: epa investigators are testing 34 nearby properties to see if they are sitting on a led dumping ground. so far tests around her home have come up negative. but she is fully aware of what this does to her property value. the value of these properties and they are nice homes but the value will go down. this unfolded last spring when workers repairing a damaged line started to dig up plastic debris and the ensuing epa investigation reveal that sometime before the houses were built 20 years ago someone buried several tons of car battery casings in this area. the family is living in a hotel until their property is cleaned up and the testing in the neighborhood is months away from completion. the good news is we are here and we ll clean it up. and eventually we ll be done and gone and this will be long forgotten. back out live, e px a officials are looking to see if this toxic dump is linked to a super fund
somerset county on sunday morning. now the the exact cause of death is not been determined. the prosecutor s office will only say that the investigation is ongoing and laboratory results are still penning. well, cooper university health released this statement this afternoon and it says we are saddened and shock by what has been reportedded about the death of john sheridan and his wife joyce, their deaths already unbelievably sad are now tragic. our deep condolences go out to john and joyce s family for their terrible loss. also, breaking news today april arrest has been made in the hit and run that injured a seven year-old girl on sunday night a lure maclean suffered a broken foot and ankle, plus some bruises, when she was hit and dragged by a car in west philadelphia. an eyewitness tracked that car and got the license plate and today, 25 year-old jameer banks who you see here turn himself in. he is facing a number of charges tonight. flags are flying at half staff in