fired, another guy just gets fined. roughly 74 officers have signed on to the complaint according to bob ross, the president of the prince naacp branch.ynaac i believe this is beyond discrimination and it s a culture that exists, and they need to correct the culture. there have been written attempt to try to get to the exact complaints. anna-lysa: leaders with the police department say the current administration wants to deal with problems if they exist. a few months ago, chief stawinsk i created a panel that would look at promotion processes. he is going proactive, not reactive. it s all disheartening the way it has been handled. anna-lysa: we spoke delegate darryl barnes, who says he plans on meeting with fraternal order of police monday. the department of justice says the complaint has been received and will be reviewed by the civil rights division and they will respond. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: anna-lysa, thank you. a woman dead after being struck by a c
commissioner cohen is expected later. commissioner meiberger. commissioner bridges is on her way. commissioner driscoll, exhibitioner makras, commissioner stansbury. a quorum is present. thank you mr. secretary. first on the agenda is a private session regarding investments. the chair will entertain do you want public comment first? how do you want it? first we ll talk public comment to go into private session. members of the public, shall have the opportunity to address the board on this item. the items are investment items to be discussed in closed session. any member of the public like to address the board at this time? hearing none, the chair will entertain a motion to go into closed session. second. moved and seconded in closed session. all in favor say aye. any opposed? the aye have it. so with that note, i raise the quorum. we ve already done the pledge of allegiance. we ve have a quorum here. let me call the meeting into session. we ll start with item numb
100 years ago i don t remember. ben: some of them don t even have windows. good morning, i am ben simmoneau . juliet: i am juliet huddy . michael, temperatures are dropping . mike: don t be full. don t be full. do you remember that song? let s tell you what we have going on here. this was a butter commercial. we will find that one. we find it. i will tell you what s happening there. we have temperatures coming to the tri-state region. it is wednesday. good morning. when the cold front comes through with a decent amount of showers and storms.coming into the lower hudson valley with some heavy pockets of rain. that s what we are dealing with through the morning commute. i don t think it sticks around for too long . we have rain coming in this morning and there is a pretty strong wind gusting at about 45 50 miles per hour. pretty solid wind doing some damage in terms of tree limbs and power lines. i know it would clear out was falling temperatures. normally do we see rain but th
good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. the national football league is facing another lawsuit concerning the long-term health of its players. it was less than a year ago that the nfl settled the case over concussion risks. this time hundreds of retired players charged the league illegally supplied them with risky drugs that led to addiction, and some say they were never told about serious injuries. omar villafranca has our report. reporter: eight player are named in the lawsuit including former san francisco 49er jeremy newberry. i m 49 years old and i have kidney problems from playing football. reporter: newberry, who also worked as an analyst for station kpix said he received injections to numb injuries during the majority of his injuries during his career. it was almost like a cattle call, waiting with your pants down. they re sticking you one at a time as you re walking in and out. bears quarterback jim mcmahon is one of the plaintiffs claiming he suffered
but the only insult and humiliate us that s on the report, i suppose, is multiple cases of rape and sexual abuse of minor, allegedly committed by un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo. we hear from some of the victims families i lost my daughter who died how she was pregnant and one soldier matter pregnant and i have no place to play my voice. they arrive a deal, see they have not produced anything. they just re paul, sisters, mothers, they must leave with a very well welcome to you. this is not the international with the latest world news update. it s great to have you with us. now. we start with east in ukraine. we re at 100 local soldiers have been massacred by the own barrier. troops for failing to hold grounds against advancing russian forces. as, according to the latest from the defense ministry. when they re going to the regular gates, they say they feel as a result of the russian offensive units of ukraine. 58th motorized, infantry brigade were defeated