2 05 p. M. And 2 15 p. M. At first, police thought he may have wandered out the door before heading west away from the day camp. The first call to 911 was made at 2 49 p. M. The Police Commissioner says search crews were dispatched immediately. Kyzers mom told the boston globe she arrived to pick up her son shortly before 3 00 p. M. His body was found in the water not too far from the camp at 7 09 p. M. By the Boston Police ma vanessa fox 25 investigates is digging into hour the city day camp operates and the rules in place to keep children safe. Investigative reporter Eric Rasmussen live at Boston City Hall where eric, you got answers today about how many supervisors are supposed to watch the kids. The reporter we did, vanessa and if you go by state law, were talking about one supervisor for every ten campers. Now when we did come up here to hear the mayors News Conference floor at city hall, we learned there were a couple of supervisors, theyre called, and 25 counselors. Those are pe
The coast guard station, where they debriefed him about the mysterious circumstances that led to his shipwreck on september 18. He told the coast guard when he was out at sea what happened; there was engine failure, the boat started taking on water. He says he couldnt find his mother, and then he decided that he had to get in the liferaft, he had to abandon ship. With regard to the search warrant, we want to show you the findings police in rhode island found that led them to ask for monfils to execute the search warrant at the place he lived. The investigation revealed that his boat was in need of mechanical repair. Secondly, he had been conducting a portion of those repairs on his own volition, which could have potentially rendered his boat on safer operation. He intended to go fishing further offshore and in a different location than what his Reckless Endangerment. But short time ago we heard for the first time in the radio call that he did when he was still out at sea. Myself and my
Right now, but we do have a lot of clouds moving through northeast ohio. This cloudiness associated with a cold front that is back to our west. That fronts going to move in late tonight or very early tomorrow morning providing the focus for scattered showers and thunderstorms which may develop as soon as this afternoon. I dont think everyone is going to see rain, but where we do see thunderstorms pop up, the rain may be very heavy and the winds may be gusty. Some of these storms may also move over the s creating the threat for localized flash flooding. So, we have a close watch on the afternoon weather situation. I dont want to scare you or alarm you, its not a widespread Severe Weather threat but we do think a few of these thunderstorms could be on the stronger side. Well have a closer look at your forecast coming up in just a bit. Brian all right, sam. Thanks very much. Well that heat has forced more than 30 schools to close today. Those specific schools dont have a c. The Cleveland
All over the landover area. Police officers have been going up and down Martin Luther king boulevard and 202 when it became obvious that they were on to someone. We heard that one suspect is now in custody. What we know is one Police Officer has been shot, is in Critical Condition. Is in hearing one suspect custody. This may still be an active situation in terms of a shooter. Still at large. We dont know if all of the suspects that police are looking for are in custody. I want to tell you that sources close to my colleague tell me that three others were shot in addition to that Police Officer and the circumstances involving unclear at this point. It does not appear to be an attack on an on situation and we are learning a lot of new information. What we know for sure is a Police Officer is in Critical Condition and one suspect is in custody but this entire area is still an active scene. If you live in this area of landover, youre asked to stay in place, inside your home. We dont know if
From the connection to joaquin. Well talk more about it later. Thats it for now. There are certainly worries about the weather at the jersey shore especially in lowlying areas. Cbs 2s Christine Sloan joins us live from union beach, new jersey, where the water is already threatening homes. Kristine. Reporter the winds are strong. Its nasty out here. We are standing along the raritan bay and all day we have been watching the water churning, the bay churning, the water crashing over this bulkhead bringing all kinds of debris here. And we have been watching the water smashing into homes along the waterfront. Folks feeling the effects of the rain up and down the jersey shore. Watching the waves crash into homes, hearing the wind howell, nerveracking for residents along the water in union beach, new jersey. Im very nervous. Reporter she evacuated with her dog. This flooded street stands between her and the home she rebuilt after sandy. Four times i had to leave because of flooding. I was tak