For the may holidays. So they decided to start from the ideal picture on the fence is in the capital of ukraine. Maybe for a column starts this was supposed to reach the parliament of ukraine still the self defense by just stayed until late the block to devote to find out in front of the decades according to witnesses they still explosives and file expected just into the crowds some of the activists brain come across that nutcase mosques on an almost obvious in their hands up to go see since the disappearance and its brutality much as i opened it he says and will be laid from pentagon. The event was a nice shade its just a memory of the heavenly hundreds by that fact of ukraine and the ruling organizations to my guns self defense leaders and the rights act a sad day when not involved in these events the risk is taken by separatists in particular they captured the days of the Regional State administration percentages office at the court of appeal the militants up really wanting to see y
Learn that the Fire Fighters, medics here at ladder two station and throughout the entire city will now be getting an unprecedented level of protection from any ebola virus patient that they might have to deal with, cbs3 has learned that 1600 high level protective suits are now on the way to the Fire Department along with body insulation bags which would shield any ebola patient from medics and Fire Fighters that might be called this first responders. New protection for philadelphia Fire Department first responders, has been on the way, outfit like these, about to be replaced by higher level protection. The fire commissioner confirming 1600 new jump suits have now been ordered. They include hoods, masks, and face shields. Also, body insulation bags will now be aboard all units, to isolate any ebola patient from a care giver. The the suits themselves will cover every piece of exposed skin so they will in longer be exposed skin. Reporter Fire Fighters Union President joe shuly says the t
The morning commute on 4 westbound is doing well. Now back to the desk. We have breaking news from San Francisco where dozens of pot plants are found in a house. And an investigation is happening now. Reporter no one was home and the firefighters had to force their way in. They went in through the garage here and you can see now it is covered with a tarp. They could tell this was a marijuana growing operation when they got in. There were probably 60 or so pot plants found inside. The fire was called in this morning by a neighbor who smelled smoke here on tucker avenue. Firefighters faced several challenges. The people had bypassed the electricity meter and they could not shut off the power. This is a common kuhns for us now. Another hazard is the way they barricade the home. They put the plywood over the skylights. So it makes it a trap for firefighters. In the end no firefighters were hurt out here. And the police were called out here as well. They came and seized the marijuana in the
Grab our stuff and go. Hurry up, lets go. Alleged misuse of force. A pair of journalists in ferguson say policeman handled and arrested them. Others were hit with tear gas while reporting making it clear in ferguson, a press pass is not a shield. And the pop culture lead. Surprising news from the wife of Robin Williams this afternoon. Pulling back the curtain even further on the troubles that plagued the comic genius revealing for the first time that will williams suffered from a crippling disease. Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to the lead. Im jake tapper from ferguson, missouri where any moment now we are expecting a News Conference from the democratic governor of missouri, jay dixon, as this city prepares for another potential night like this. [ gunfire ] police throwing stun grenades at demonstrate ares in the streets, firing rubber bullets, forcing the crowd to scramble for safety. Police claim they only responded with force after protesters threw malla tov cocktails and while
State Sen. Ryan Aument’s chief of staff, facing charges of driving under the influence in March, is scheduled to have his case decided in Dauphin County court later this summer.