on record for suspected opioid deaths in the city. griffith. shelley: and i m shelley walcott. american medical response responded to 60 overdoses this month in manchester. 14 of them were deadly. and the mayor says the governor isn t doing enough to deal with the epidemic. wmur s mike cronin joins us live from manchester. mike? mike: mayor ted gatsas is frustrated appoint a new drug czar. governor maggie hassan s office says she s interviewing people to find the most qualified candidate as soon as possible. this morning manchester set a troubling record. there have been 14 suspected opioid related deaths the most for one month in the queen city. american medical response says the addiction crisis is getting worse. i ve been doing this my whole life. i ve never seen it like this before. mike: monday manchester mayor ted gatsas called out governor maggie hassan for not filling the drug czar position. and start challenging this at the top. mike: the state s former drug left h
here it is right here. this is 1939 two seater airplane that had to make that emergency landing. it was flying from the direction in which we re standing through here when it was trying to make the direction this direction and clipped the tree with the wing on the front of the plane and spun around to the position you currently see it sitting in. an 18-year-old pilot and his dad had taken off from lake land this afternoon and lost engine power in south saint pete while heading to manatee county. albert airport. but they couldn t. they had to make that emergency landing here on the twelfth fair way of the golf course. they landed safe, a miracle no one on the plane or the ground was hurt. i was concerned. when i seen the plane. from the damage you would think somebody got injured. injured. reporter: no fuel did leak from this plane at all. investigators have been to the out. what their doing right now, wing off the crashed plane. they re taking the second wing off now so i
the epidemic. wmur s mike cronin joins us live from manchester. mike? mike: mayor ted gatsas is frustrated with how long it s taking to appoint a new drug czar. governor maggie hassan s office says she s interviewing people to find the most qualified candidate as soon as possible. this morning manchester set a troubling record. there have been 14 suspected opioid related deaths the most for one month in the queen city. american medical response says the addiction crisis is getting worse. i ve been doing this my whole life. i ve never seen it like this before. mike: monday manchester mayor ted gatsas called out governor maggie hassan for not filling the drug czar position. and i think it s important that somebody needs to step up and start challenging this at the top. mike: the state s former drug czar left his role earlier this month. while on the job, he faced criticism over his performance. gatsas who is considering a run for governor says more we need to start tellin
near hi body. chief cassandra deck brown wouldn t answer questions or elaborate on details. i ask everyone to be patience while fool-up investigations continue. reporter: as police left the neighborhood, hundreds of people filled bragg street. they filled candles and wrote messages. they wanted to make a point to the larger community. some neighbors say they would have liked to have seen police back here tonight. where is cassandra? she says it doesn t happen in california whreeb north carolina. she said this would never happen. what you got to say now? the community is still left reporter: the chunlt is still left with a lot of questions, but neighbors are urging peace. southeast raleigh is overlooked. we have unity. we have needs but we have unity. reporter: the state bureau of investigation is handling the criminal investigation while raleigh pd conducts it own interim invest. the chief says a written report will go to the city manager s office within 5
police shooting just seemed to be the tipping point. it was a vigil announced at 7:00. the protesters were too angry to wait. from 6:30 on, an outpouring of outrage over the death of a man now memorialized on protest signs, 24-year-old akiel denkins. amid the chants of black lives matter, there were young and old, white and black, many of them asking why elected officials weren t here, why here. the crowd of hundreds demanding accountability for what many saw as a case of deadly police force against an unarmed man running away from officers. we need to understand that when you take a life of a young man or a young girl, you may be killing the next president. joel: aware they may be emotion, leads urged calm. you got to know what we re marching for. fight they will on their level. and it don t involve burning the buildings, burning that down. joel: were you concerned at all about the threat of anger prevention to get back somehow? of course, of course, because we re