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6 inches tall, using crutches to get around, they say he was easily recognized in the video. Reporter cell phone purchases helped investigators track down the man they say planted a bomb outside the Nederland Police department. He was very quiet. Did not ask very many questions about anything that was going on. Had a consistent smile on his face. Reporter David Michael ansberry had been staying at the Boulder Creek lodge across the street from the Shopping Center where the device was f their identities hidden say as police evacuated the area, they helped ansberry check out, not knowing hed tur...

Deplorables. First at 10 00, the man arrested for allegedly planting a bomb outside the Nederland Police station. Tonight weve learned David Ansberry has ties to a radical hippy group that tormented people in boulder 40 years ago. Lauren dispirito has been looking in to his past and how Police Tracked him down. That part of the story took you to that king soopers. He was spotted surveillance video, one of two locations where investigators say he bought cell phones used in making the bomb and at 3 feet 6 inches tall, using crutches to get around, they say he was easily recognized in the video. ...

Christmas market in france. Three people dead. 12 wounded. Its a terrible thing thats happened and systemic though in europe. Theresa may facing a critical no confidence vote that could remove her from office. I will contest that vote with everything ive got. Ainsley straight to a fox news alert. Five people are detained after a deadly attack on a Christmas Market in france. Three people are dead and a dozen more are injured. Steve at this hour, a manhunt is intensifying in strasburg france who is on a terror watch list. State Department Says they are monitoring this situation. French authorit...

Boyertown School Board votes hire artificial turf design firm for 2 field options at the high school.

A Windsor-based researcher is calling for swift action to address the situation in Aamjiwnaang First Nation, where members say industrial benzene emissions in the Sarnia, Ont., area are making them ill.