nobody can figure out who is doing it or how they are doing it or where they are launching the eggs from. hundreds of times. and the local news in you click, ohio is taking this mystery very seriously. the family contacted fox 8 news in early january about the cereal attacks on their home and we set up a nice vision surveillance camera on their property. but the vandal has not struck since the weather turned cold. al clemens and his family fear the egg bomber will return when the weather breaks. the egg bomber. they set up night vision and everything but the mystery remains unsoflds. and now, now the same part of the country has another ongoing repeated super weird act of vandalism going on. and it has provided me with the best evidence i have seen in a very long time for the fact that local tv reporters really are american heros. and this is amazing. please stay with us. it s next. please. you won t forget it. there s nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. technology that s w
euklid, there s a house that s been pelted by hundreds of eggs hundreds of times. this poor gentlemen is 85-year-old albert clemens. his house has been egged on a regular basis, and it s been egged from blocks away with astounding accuracy. the eggs usually hit the front door sometimes they hit mr. clemens or his family. one time a police officer got hit with an egg while standing in front of the house taking a report about the house being egged. somebody knows who is doing it or where they re launching the eggs from, hundreds of times. and the local news is taking this very seriously. reporter: the family contacted us in january about the attacks on their home and we set up a surveillance camera on the property. but the vandal has not struck since the weather turned cold. they fear the weather bomber will return when the weather
or where they re launching the eggs from, hundreds of times. and the local news is taking this very seriously. reporter: the family contacted us in january about the attacks on their home, and we set up a surveillance camera on the property. but the vandal has not struck since the weather turned cold. they fear the weather bomber will return when the weather breaks. they set up night vision cameras and everything. now, the same part of the country has another ongoing repeated super weird act of vandalism going on. it has provided me with the best evidence i ve seen in a long time for the fact that local tv reporters really are american heroes. this is amazing. please stay with us. it s next. please. you won t regret it.
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experts believe the majority of the 162 people on the plane may still be trapped in the fuselage, they main body of the airplane, and if that s the case they could still be trapped in seatbelts at the bottom of the sea. search crews believe they know where the plane is but it s monsoon season right there now and bad weather has stopped the search process overnight. so dozens of divers are waiting to confirm the wreckage is where they believe it is on the sea bed, and then to find the plane s black boxes. experts believe that could happen quickly once the bad weather breaks. i m very, very optimistic that in the coming days or the next week or two they ll get the black boxes and give us information we need. reuters is reporting the plane manies a unbelievable steep climb before it crashed. the pilots were at 32,000 seat and asked to fly higher. experts believe by climbing too