Occurring there along the lake shore. Rain to snow. 1 to 3 inches of accumulation throughout the night of snow. Wind gusts over 30 will be as we turn much colder and its going to be that way tomorrow with some light lake effect and then we have an area wide snow on about. Dover. Everybody dropping tonight. Forecast details 5 18. Denise . Thanks jeff. A lorene teenager is on his way to a long recovery after a brutal attack at school. Another student at school beat him so badly. Denise dufala joins us with what happened in this case. Reporter dan im told what happened here at the high school was a vicious attack that could leave the 18yearold scarred for life. Senior at high school and loved to pray the drums, and even preaches sometimes at church. He never had a problem with other kids at school until now. He needs two surgeries. Under his eyes broke. The fat that hold the eyeball got through the bones broke. Reporter brian rivera was jumped by two students whom he never had any issues
People who slashed him on the forehead. He picked up three men in morning on union avenue and morimor street originally to drive them nearby to knicker booker. They ended up getting out on north fifth street and he offered to drive them for 10 and they said they could not pay. He said that is okay, what he told us. When hey got out of the cab, listen to what he said happened next. I said okay, have a good night. All of a sudden, one managed with his hand and slashed my forehead. What did he use . I dont know, i didnt see it. I put the car in drive. I dont want them to run after me or whatever. One left and the one in the middle slashed me basically. Reporter he said the three took off. He immediately called 911. The cab driver said that he was so proud the nypd responded so quickly, he said they were able been down at the 19th precinct and identified them. The police say they at least have the two of the three in custody and the cab driver saying they caught all three suspects and he h
Expected 3 to see some those cooler are back. Lets forecast with 3 3 3 3 the Sumter Fire Department is continuing its training depsite its Training Center being destoryed by the october floods. For the First Time Since those floods, news 19 was able to walk through whats left of the building. Its now open and gutted but it is used to house two classrooms, the backup 911 center, a computer lab, bathrooms, a full kitchen and a storage area. Battalion chief joey duggan oversees the Department Still has to meet training requirements so they buildings. 3 we built the the pictures memories are able to go through and to and the realize fight fires and people, but 3 the damages are at an estimated 400thousand department has insurance and fema is also helping. 3 the flood also forced students at the Autism Academy of South Carolina out of their classrooms for several months for students with autism. Instability and change is much tougher to deal with. News 19 Janae Frazier shows us their challe
So that is concerning. The naacp has just wrapped up their press conference and want to dive more into that. At this point they want more information from the public they are asking anyone who saw anything to call them or the familys attorney. Well get that number on our website. This is preliminary information and they will continue their continue theirs. Coming up at 6 we have more reaction from the autopsy carolina. Live here tonight Jonathan Rodriguez investigating. Several members of the Community Held Prayer Services to come to grips with what happened this week. Mario boone has more on this. Mario . Praise break erupted during a thursday Afternoon Community meeting in response to the of 24yearold akeel denkins. We know what, when, where we just dont know why. His aunt begged any witnesses to bypass cops and call her. Your identity will be kept anonymous if you so choose. Family members met to view his body. They declined to speak to me about the condition of his body but prelimi
Is what the water level is in the wells. You can see that were keeping the aquifer full. And keeping the aquifers full could be critical down the road. Miller we always say we trust groundwater like money in the bank. We only use it when we have to but we like to operate the wells, keep them in service, keep them utilized. We use them for Different Reasons just to keep them in place all the time, so that theyr ready when we do need them. About 4,000 acre feet of water were pumped into the ground, last year. And tmwa is looking to expand the program in the future. Covering the big story live, paul nelson, channel 2 news. So will we get any more moisture in the week ahead from Mother Nature . Chief meteorologist mike alger is in the weather center. Mike any significant storms on the horizon in the days to come . It is looking more and more like the weather pattern will change for the active, and a little sooner than originally thought. Wednesday will still be mostly sunny, dry and warm a