Two passengers both from texas were thrown from the van and pronounced dead at the scene. Reporter were you. No comment. Reporter he wasnt talking after posting 5,000 cash bail. But prosecutors say his story that another car hit his simply isnt true. After review of all of the Video Evidence as well as other statements there has been no evidence that a third vehicle was involved in this crash. Reporter did you say another car hit you . He has to comment point. Reporter thats what they said in court. We have to comment. I wont comment on the evidence. Reporter no car hit him . I am not colting on the evidence. I did not say that. You said that. Reporter he told a witness at the scene another car hit his car first has now been ordered by the judge not to drive until this case has been resolved. He returns to court early next year. In boston, steve cooper, 7 news. Anchor and police are searching for an unhappy customer who allege lethrew scalding hot tea at a dunkin her service so she thr
Adlib Weather Forecast we should see a break in the rain for most of the morning, although cloudy conditions and a few sprinkles will still stick around. Another round of showers arrives this afternoon and continues overnight. Winds will be breezy from the southeast. Highs today will stay mainly in the upper 40s. The forecast for tomorrow is looking warmer highs in the mid 50s with more sunshine possible in the afternoon although models show us right on the edge of cloud cover to the takes our highs back down to the 40s, and mostly cloudy skies stick around into next weekend. Today mostly cloudy and windy. Scattered showers. High 49 wind se 1020 mph tonight shower chances continue overnight. Low 43 wind se sw 515 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map major delays yellow on traffic map some delays green on traffic map no developing overnight Milwaukee Police say one man is dead it happened in the area of 41st and lloyd around seven last night. Were told the victim is a 31yearold
This. Construction workers pointing out this guy right here, with his face no oh oh, man did it go all the way through, it looks like this guy fell nearby all of these reinforcement rods, no hard hat is going to help you in situations it looks like the rebar punctured underneath his chin and came out his mouth. Considering how many of those bars are there its amazing it just went through his jaw. Youre right. Its hard to say that this guy is lucky. But honestly he is. His whole entire body could have been impaled. That steel bar could have gone through his brain. If youve ever driven by a construction site youve noticed these plastic discs on top of rebar here in the states. This is why they do that. In case somebody falls. You dont have all these pointy spikes sticking up. Guys around kind of pointing out with a smile on his face. Theyre just having a guy walk you know what i mean . Now theyre working on this poor fellow. Theyve already cut the rebar above his head. Heavy machinery ri
Path. This is an hour and 45 minutes. Eric foner i am eric foner from the columbia university, moderating this second session on slavery and freedom. I want to begin by thanking the organizers of this excellent conference. We all know how much work went into, you know, putting this whole thing together. Thanks to those at the museum and the American Historical Association that have been so active in getting this conference organized. , i gave my last class at columbia university. I am now writing off riding off into the sunset. [applause] retirement. Of and so i ask if you will indulge me for just a minute as i reflect briefly on my own experience in relation to this field of African American history. Which is a little, it is sort of emblematic of the many things that have happened the last couple of generations. I grew up in a family in which africanAmerican History, although utterly ignored in the School Education that i got in grade school and high school, nonetheless, the black exp
This is an hour and 45 minutes. Eric foner i am eric foner from the columbia university, moderating this second session on slavery and freedom. I want to begin by thanking the organizers of this excellent conference. We all know how much work went into, you know, putting this whole thing together. So thanks to those at the museum , and the American Historical Association that have been so active in getting this conference organized. Two weeks ago, i gave my last class at columbia university. I am now riding off into the sunset [applause] eric foner of retirement. And so i ask if you will indulge me for just a minute as i reflect briefly on my own experience in relation to this field of African American history. Which is a little, it is sort of emblematic of the many things that have happened the last couple of generations. I grew up in a family in which africanAmerican History, although utterly ignored in the School Education that i got in grade school and high school, nonetheless, the