Medical signs of boost right before her death and over a long period of time. When we saw what happened to this child, the injuries, retinal hemorrhaging which meant her eyes were bleeding, her brain was bleeding, we knew right away, this was either going to be child abuse , very severe child abuse , or this child had something happen to them like being run over by a car. Reporter when presented with the fine goes of the autopsy Authorities Say shock ly admitted to dropping his daughter several times and shaking her. We caught up with shocklys grandfather who doesnt believe the allegations. She was just a baby. He loved his daughter. He loved her to death. He didnt let nobody touch her he loved her. He is in the guilty. Reporter do you think it was an accident then. Accident. Reporter shockly had joined custody, shared custody over his infant daughter. He was at his grandmothers house at the time of the alleged murder. The little girls mother was not there and did not want to talk abou
Radiate until you see whats happening here in our neck of the woods in about ten minutes. In the meantime we start you out with the visibility. Were down to. 3 at Philadelphia International airport. 5 in millville. 2 1 2 miles in trenton. 1. 3 in toms river. 3 of a mile in lancaster. 9 miles in the Lehigh Valley. Temperatures are milder, as well. Its chilly, but not as cold as yesterday at this time. Allentown, 41. Philadelphia 51. Millville, 41, trenton, 42. Patchy fog take it easy on the roads first thing this morning. Radar showing clear skies all the way down from new england to sunshine state. Weather looks good down the southeastern part of the United States. High pressure in control that means a day similar to yesterday. Mostly sunny skies, a few clouds during the afternoon. Its warm, highs around 73. Sun are and clouds thats the call from accuweather. Nice, 73 it is the forecasted high. When i come brac in just a few minutes we have one not two, but three Straight Days to talk
New information from the plan that planned the whole thing and charges are filed against a funeral director after disturbing discoveries over the summer. But developments overseas, a hostage situation ended at the Radisson Hotel in mali. Activists stormed the building and took over 100 people hostage. The death toll remains up clear and megan hughes is live in washington with the very latest. Reporter that is right, the Defense Department official confirms to abc news that the standoff in mali is over, we are still waiting for official confirmation as to how many people were killed in the standoff, no question it was a chaotic morning in mali. 7 00 a. M. Local time attackers armed with guns and grenades smashed a car with diplomatic license plates through barricades. They yelled god is great in arabic and had automatic weapons and take 170 hostage. Many are rescued including six americans, in a verified twitter account is says that the gunman are no longer holding any hostages. The rad
Interview, nora. Reporter that is right bob, there are a number of questions for the nfl, at first nfl had suspended ray rice for two games, now he has been suspended indefinitely in the wake of this second videotape. The question has come up, why didnt the nfl necessity about this second tape. Why didnt the nfl who has Great Security resources blank. Not know about this case and tmz a web site was able to obtain this tape. I asked Roger Goodell that very question did he know about this tape. And heres what he said. To be clear, did you know that a second tape existed . Well, we had in the seen any videotape of what occurred in the elevator. We assumed that there was a video, we asked for video, we asked for anything that was pertinent but we were never granted that opportunity. Reporter i specifically asked the commissioner did anyone, in the nfl see this tape before monday . He said, no. He said not to my knowledge. He said on multiple occasions they asked for this second videotape.
High school: Latin High School (Covington, Ky.)
Justice may not have been with Cleveland as long as the others on this list, but he made the most of the time he was given. He spent parts of four seasons (1997 through mid-2000) with the Tribe and was selected to an All-Star Game in his first season with the club. Of all the Ohio-born players, Justice has the most homers (96) and highest OPS (.918). He finished his time in Cleveland with a .294/.392/.526 slash line with 335 RBIs and 102 doubles in 486 games.
Honorable mentions
Joe Smith: Smith was born in Cincinnati and played six seasons with the Tribe. After two years with the Mets to begin his career, Smith joined the Indians and went on to post a 2.80 ERA in 324 games with 234 strikeouts in 289 1/3 innings.