about the hero in blue who beat the odds. he s a stand-up guy. he will do anything and everything for anybody at any time. also new tonight, a closer look at the suspect and his criminal past. are you sorry for what you did? good evening. i m jim rosenfield. investigators say that suspect is a career criminal. the officer a rookie who is alive tonight thanks in part to his bulletproof vest. and tonight we have live team coverage beginning with nbc 10 s randy gyllenhaal who s live at the scene in fallcrop, delaware county. neighbors here called police this morning complaining about somebody smoking marijuana, possibly dealing drugs inside this apartment complex here behind me. when officer chris dorman showed up to investigate police say a man armed with a gun opened fire. and tonight we re learning that suspect is no stranger to police. are you sorry for what you did? reporter: prosecutors call donte island a career criminal. and now he s heading back to jail. p
good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. i m morgan radford. fema is sending a million litres of clean water to west virginia. more than a dozen water distribution centres will open in a few hours to help hundreds of thousands of people in charleston that can t eat, drink or bathe. at the same time an investigation has begun into what happened, why and who may be responsible. until then the water supply is off limits. our jonathan martin is at the scene fema and homeland security brought in 12 tanker trucks like those behind me. many have brought in sizeable containers. it s not clear how long the problem will last. it came to light around 10:30 when freedom industries reported a leak from a container into the elk river. this was a concern because the facility is close, about a mile and a half, upstream from the water treatment facility. the chemical got into the water line. many people reported a strange odour, a smell similar to liquorice or a sweet candy. it was de
(The Center Square) – A new study claims that lawsuit abuse is threatening the Illinois economy and making life more expensive for every Illinois resident.
(The Center Square) – A new study claims that lawsuit abuse is threatening the Illinois economy and making life more expensive for every Illinois resident.
(The Center Square) – Now law is the $750 million in tax increases to fund Illinois’ largest spending plan in state history. But so is a measure increasing the state’s debt by $8 billion while giving schools more taxing authority. .