The hospital after two cars crashed in fire stone parkway, and one went up in flames. Well have the latest for you later. New at 11 00, a violent confrontation between a city bus driver and a homeless man. Not everyone thinks the punishment fits the alleged crime. Reporter the union has since filed an agreement to try and get her job back. On the side of every rta bus, it says safe place, but on wasnt. Those seconds cost on surveillance video. Video shows them shutting the doors to keep them in. He hits the homeless man over the head so badly he needed to get stitches. I think Law Enforcement could have handled that. I saw three angles of that. It didnt look good for him. Reporter we went through browns records in 1988. Their accommodations for exemplary service. At the very top, a termination letter. Termination is taking things just weeks away from its like giving the guy a guillotine for slapping somebody upside the head. Reporter people from the homeless thinks its fair and then so
Officially say what was the cause the autopsy report revealed all of them suffered severe burns, there was no evidence of smoke inhalation forth cindy mather or the two girls thought it was evident for jeffrey mather, and and said there was no obvious cause of deathth, they have more work to do for they released a report theyre being cautious not to draw assumptions the smoke inhalation discovery raises some possible scenarios of what might have occurredme in that house good enough to be explosion and fire that is noto happen to explain it so theres more work to be donepe they will compare notes with other agencies and until then, draw conclusions. They say that water is nowth safe to drink after concerns off elevated lead levels. Water supply at tc gurney elementary and they say its safe last week it i took water samples from the entry point into other locations last fall they upgraded the Water Treatment equipment november ohio epa give the building of clear. In january that he asked
be safe enough questions about safety after sources tell channel 3 they could face a major Police Andrew horansky is downtown with disturbing numbers. the exact number of officers committed to the rnc is still a secret being secret service. from what we heard today, it is not looking good. they wont talk about it at the Police Department or city hall, but there are concerns over a concern to staff the rnc. the department of Homeland Security recommended 5,000 officers to pull it off, but 1800 committed. some departments are even pulling out. if previous protests are a taste of whats to come, cleveland will need major help with the question now, where will it come from. the mayor of tampa where the last rnc was held and ep early. in that training and in that preparation is how you will perform. well, in cleveland it cant be blamed on any one thing. cities such as parma pulled out because they cant spare the cleveland is dealing with retirement and jobs are not being filled. as one city
Get ready for a jam-packed Hallo-week! Head into downtown Charleston for a costumed bar crawl. Watch as a coven of witches "take flight" in Park Circle. Or hear some spooky