C. P. R. On carol glover who died that day. He says he was on the train an hour before being evacuated. It was way too long for the people on our car to get the help that they needed. So you know an hour cant survive in an hour if youre really in trouble. Today, the mayor said an initial report on the incident will be released in the next 48 hours. From our point of view we have to make sure that the Response Time for our department responded in every every fast and safe way possible. Fire Service Consultant dave statter questions the timing of many aspects of the response. Certainly if youre on that train, its an eternity. But the firefighters do have to make sure theyre safe. In the end carol glover was taken to the hospital at 4 25 p. M. More than an hour after eyewitnesses reported first seeing smoke. As for that report that it was released within 48 hours, it will also include hours of radio traffic information as well as interviews from first responders. As for metro, we called t
I dont believe so. And the patriots were hoping the controversy would lose steam, but tonight tom brady is camping heat over deflategate. News 4 at 11 00 starts now. Parents say Early School Start Times are putting their Childrens Health at risk. Good evening. Im doreen gentsler. And im in for jim gants. Pushing back the start time could cost tense of millions of dollars. From rockville a solution could be in the works. Reporter darlene, the School Superintendent is comfortable pushing start times back by about 20 minutes, but the many many parents who spoke tonight said very adamantly that is not enough. Im worried about my kids lack of sleep. Reporter parents of Montgomery County School Students filled the room headquarters for both of todays public hearing, clear the overwhelming majority wanted to see the board adopt the same later start time that the nearby county maintains. Most warrantsed the school day pushed back an hour or more for high School Students. Among those who testif
A shocking day for Springfield police with one officer in the hospital after being shot in the face during a shooting spree carried out by suspects in two vehicles traveling around the city Wednesday night.
A Springfield police officer was shot on his way to work, two highway workers were hit by a car, and seven city residents were arrested after several teenagers and men allegedly began firing randomly at police Wednesday night, officials said.