office building. she says they have been here for three years and she has seen this happen three times. the lady in the pitcher who is it today only had some scratches on her arm and told fire rescue she wanted to go home. on the attack he s playing members of the american public for suckers. he gets a free ride to the white house at all we get is a lousy had the former presidential nominee takes on this year s front runner. he probably had a red because no one could have been nastier than the in getting him not to run. mitt romney and the republican party take on donald trump. mitt romney could not win the white house for years ago and now he wants to make sure someone else does not either. romney walked back into the national spotlight to call donald trump a phony and fraud will voters listen? eliott rodriguez is in the words reporter: it s being called a thermonuclear war between the republican establishment and donald trump mitt romney who is the republica
the department is also investing in technology to help spot crime trends and narrow in on criminal faster. the major carter says the success of the efforts all comes down to the community. to families who are willing to ditch the idea that cops are the bad guys and are ready to stand up and speak out against the criminals killing our children it s not them against us is. it s will was working together because it s our community. reporter: department is working with the state attorney s office to make sure criminals are convicted and to protect anyone who comes forward with a tip they want to remind anyone with information on a crime you can always come forward and remain anonymous by calling crimestoppers. a man accused of hitting and killing a bicyclist while street racing last year made his first appearance in court today. michael chapman is charged with racing he was going southbound on the bonaventure boulevard in weston last july when he hit 51- year-old came from
and we have breaking news. the buses will keep running for thousands of bay area commuters. the contract deal just approved by ac tran sis workers. our betty yu joins us in oakland with the new agreement. betty? reporter: juliette, this was a long and tense negotiation. the agency and union leaders have averted a strike. the new deal calls for a 9.5% pay raise over three years and healthcare premium, $120 a month. they service about 200,000 daily riders. tonight the president of the union says she is thankful service was not disrupted. they had rejected two deals in the past. we think it s a very good agreement and we are glad our members agreed and ratified this contract. it is a big relief to insure they are secure and our riding public will continue to get the service they deserve. reporter: an ac transit spokesperson says it is happy they have reached a deal. now that contract must go before the board of directors for approval. it will do so january 8. in oaklan
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THOMASVILLE- Southern Regional Technical College’s (SRTC) Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) program held a pinning ceremony on Wednesday, April 10, marking the completion of the program for 15 students.