After a Hillsborough County sheriffs deputy died in a wrongway crash. We are talking about deputy john kotfila. He was with the force six years when a driver smashed into the deputys cruiser headon. Erik mcbeth was also killed in that crash. And investigators are looking into whether alcohol may have been a factor here. And we want to check on detours around the first crash in st. Petersburg. We have a couple issues going on right now. Its a tough drive in pinellas county. In st. Pete, following this for you throughout the morning, folks. What you need to remember is that Central Avenue is completely blocked as they continue their investigation and so forth right at 54th street where the big accident happened. Again, Central Avenue completely closed down. Just go up and take 1st avenue north or south, they run parallel and they are excellent at getting by through the area. Traffic still light in the area. And again, an easy alternate. So thats good news. And big issue on the Courtney C
Is expected to survive. This comes just two days after a Hillsborough County sheriff deputy died in a wrong way crash. The deputy was with the force for six years. He died when 31yearold eric drove the wrong way on the expressway smashing into him head on. Macbeth was killed in the crash. Investigators are looking into whether alcohol was a factor here. 4 31. Acheck on weather and traffic. First, traffic. Is this affecting our commute this morning . It is. As you can see a big crash on Central Avenue. I mentioned this before, this is in st. Pete, folks. This is what you need to know before you head out the door. We have a little bit of construction, they have to wrap up getting rid of the track from the grand prix. So remember that in the heart of downtown tampa. Both directions are blocked at 54th street. Keep that in mind, you can always take first avenue north fine. Im not seeing significant delays, but a lot of activity crash. 54th street. And also in the sarasota area, university
Good evening, im lucy noland. Good evening, im dawn tim feature iain is off tonight. Police in south jersey say they have been bombarded with calls from people concerned about what they saw. Fox 29s Chris Oconnell live at west Deptford Police tonight and still a whole lot of questions, chris, about this video. Reporter there sure is, dawn a family source of two teenaged boys tells me tonight that violent video was actually taken back in january but not released on social media until today. That video frankly we have to warn is you very violent, very difficult to watch. 15yearold boy getting beaten senseless. To night west Deptford Township police have confirmed an investigation. The chilling sounds of punches landing to the face a barrage of blows to an unidentified 15yearold boy curled up on a couch trying to protect himself. The man in the video that is now gone viral is reportedly a mixed martial arts fighter and Fitness Instructor from west deptford but since hes not been identifie
15yearold boy getting beaten senseless. To night west Deptford Township police have confirmed an investigation. The chilling sounds of punches landing to the face a barrage of blows to an unidentified 15yearold boy curled up on a couch trying to protect himself. The man in the video that is now gone viral is reportedly a mixed martial arts fighter and Fitness Instructor from west deptford but since hes not been identified, were not showing his face. No one deserves that. Oh, my god. Reporter video scene more than a million and a half times on social media has many shaking their heads. Thats just disgusts me, and that thing is a coward. We have a lot of crazy people in this world. Reporter the man in the 522nd clip is heard threatening his 15yearold victim and his 16yearold cousin there with him. Family says the teenagers know that man from local gym and had another man record the attack. And he may now just be the most hated person on the internet. A Facebook Page set up asking for peo
Expect to live a much less during retirement. In 2013 that number had grown to nearly half of all adults. This trend is getting worse but not better. Young families are having more trouble than previous generations to save for retirement. While this problem is that most acute for all middle income families, there are some families who are suffering more than others from the Retirement Crisis and the expected shortfall. Particularly lowincome households are more likely to suffer than high income household. This is true for lowincome households who do not work for an employer who offers Retirement Benefits at work. So what can we do to tackle this problem . Federal and State Governments already offer substantial tax benefits to help people save for retirement. The federal government forgoes with a 100 billion each year tax revenue to incentivize people to save for retirement. States with income tax also encourage workers and their day to save for retirement. Even though federal and State