students part of a national ad campaign. kpix 5 s juliette goodrich is at dublin high school with the 30-second spot that s driving home a tough message, juliette. reporter: it certainly is. hi, ken. you know, madd, the national organization, asked these seven high school students to put together this ad campaign. they did just that over the summer, spent hours and hours putting it together and when madd saw the finished product, they said it was mind-blowing. congratulations, class of 2020. reporter: these students from dublin high school s video production class spent their summer [ music ] reporter: producing this 30-second video from madd s no more victims campaign. a few moments in almost anyone s life and in the end, you kind of see that image being taken away from such a bad decision. reporter: they were under the guidance of dhs video production teacher michael d ambrosia. they have said to me last year you guys probably saved lives. reporter: las
critic some calling him to step down. the brian smith has more now on what the commissioner knew and when. tonight our sister network reporting that according to multiple sources ray rice personally told nfl commissioner roger goodell in a meeting that he punched his wife janae in elevator in atlantic sister. that seems to contradict statements goodell made this week saying that during a meeting with the player he was quote ambiguous because what actually happened. the pressure growing even greater for roger goodell tonight. nfl commissioner under fire under wrap tonight as football top star demand answers. we are all held accountable for our action as players certainly every owner should be held accountable for their actions. the commissioner should be held accountable for his actions. goodell insist he didn t know the accident of the meeting until tmz rae leased devastating video video monday but some players don t buy it. could have been a better job because if t
they thank the first responders from the dayton police and fire departments for their quick response to minimize casualties and to all who have provided aid to the victims. and they thank the police department for providing a safe environment to their home. they are cooperating with law enforcement and the investigation into the tragedy. they respect the investigative process being conducted by the dayton police department and the fbi and will not comment further on this investigation. the betts family would like to express their enormous gratitude and love for everyone that has reached out and given their support during this awful time. they ask that everyone respect the family s privacy in order to mourn the loss of their son and daughter and to process the horror of sunday s events. thank you. all right. that was doug dougherty, the police chief in bell brook ohio, where the dayton killer s home is, reading a statement there from the family of the killer and also of the
we just had a president of the united states in this town that tries to turn the public against you. as you may know, i m married to a journalist. she wouldn t have married me if i didn t think this way. with what you to is so, so, so important. thank you so much for all that you do in the media. thank you. thanks, everybody. you have been listening to two leaders here in the state of ohio talking about the frustration, the inaction they feel. i m brooke baldwin. you know, first you heard from nan whaley, the mayor here in dayton, who in talking to her in the last couple of days she just met with the president, as did sherrod brown, the democratic senator here in ohio. it sounds like they got an opportunity to meet with the president of the united states as he is here meeting with victims in the hospital and first responders and that kind of thing. you could feel, john, the frustration, you know. you heard senator brown saying that the president said to the police offic
from the dayton police and fire departments for their kwquick response to minuimize cash umtu and to all who have provided aid to the victims. and they thank the police department for providing a safe environment to their home. they respect the investigative process being conducted by the dayton police department and the fbi and will not comment further on this investigation. the betts family would like to express their enormous gratitude and love for everyone that has reached out and given their support during this awful time. they ask that everyone respect the family s privacy in order to mourn the loss of their son and daughter and to process the horror of sunday s events. thank you. all right. that was doug dougherty, the police chief in bell brook ohio, where the dayton killer s home is, reading a statement there from the family of the killer and also of the killer s sister, who was murdered in that shooting. i want to introduce you to a former fbi official katherine s