we live in memphis for the funeral of 29 year old tyree nichols. ah, unearned taylor, this is out there alive from london. also coming up a solid protest on the 2nd anniversary of min mars military coups. the doors of shops and offices defiantly closed. hope frances meets victims of the war in the democratic republic of congo, and condemns brutal atrocities in the east of the country. and the u. k is largest coordinated strike action in a generation half a 1000000 people walk out, demanding better pay and conditions. ah and who begin in the u. s. city of memphis, where the funeral is due to be held for terry nichols, the 29 year old who died last month 3 days after he was brutally beaten by police body cam footage of incident shows nichols being beaten for 3 minutes. the 5 officers involved have now been charged with 2nd degree murder. but his death leaves unanswered questions about the nature of policing in the u. s. if you know is being held at the mississippi boulevard christian church in memphis, and is being attended by members of nichols fami

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. >> the body of mia nichols was found by hunters. linda so is live in towson with more on this case this morning. hi, linda. >> reporter: police suspected the boyfriend all along. the two apparently had a rocky relationship. autopsy results show that nichols was shot to death. the young mother of three vanished last october. while police suspected foul play, they were unable to make an arrest. finally this past weekend, hunters discovered nichols' body in a wooded area off dogwood road in woodlawn. according to court dawments, tyrone lamont webb told police she didn't come home from work last october and that his last contact with her was a text message. witnesses including the victim's 8-year-old son told police he often saw webb beat his mother. now that police found her body, they were able to make an arrest. >> they had a very difficult relationship. he was abusive. he was violent. he was jealous. >> reporter: and this morning, webb is being held without bond. he's charged with first degree murder. we're live at county police hea

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that tie re nichols would be with us here today. i was as a senator, as the united states senator, a co author of the original george boy justice and police act. and as vice president of the united states, we demand that congress passed the george lloyd justice and the leasing act. joe biden will sign it and we should not delay and we will not be denied. it is non negotiable. it'll be correspondent to fun. simons is falling the funeral for us and a short while ago i asked him, what else will happen at the service? well at the moment a reverend al sharpton knew who held, also the old g at the george floyd funeral in 2020 is holding your g for terry nichols. and this, interestingly enough, this sermon here, this happens in the same church. the boulevard christian church in which doctor martin luther king junior civil rights figure. doctor martin luther king junior, held his last sermon because before he was assassinated in 1968. anyhow. whatever so far is that we heard pamela harris and she had her some strong statements. they're tryi

nichols got away.found him not long after about 100 yards from his mother's home, where he cried out to her for help. >> mom! >> i had this really bad pain in my stomach earlier, not knowing what had happened. but once i found out what happened, that was my son's pain that i was feeling, and i didn't even know. >> reporter: a remotely controlled camera mounted on a pole in the neighborhood captured perhaps the most violent moments. there are plenty of places you can go to see just what happened next. officers seemed to take turns kicking and punching and beating tyre nichols with a baton. it's unrelenting. when they're done, he's dragged and propped up against a car. and then they do nothing, nothing to render aid to nichols and certainly don't offer him comfort. the video shows officers standing around. one of them stops to tie his shoe. another is trying to get his laidio to work. there was laughing. there was cussing, all while nichols was suffering life-threatening injuries. it was at least 20 minu

. ♪ >> tyre nichols. >> say his name. >> tyre nichols. >> say his name. >> protesters in memphis, tennesseeaking to the streets after the release of body cam footage from the arrest of tyre nichols. nichols was beaten by police officers following a traffic stop. he died in the hospital three days later. welcome to fox news live, i'm molly line. griff: hey, molly, great to be with you, i'm griff jenkins. five of the police officers involved in that arrest have been charged with second degree murder and aggravated assault among other crimes. we have fox team coverage on this with alexandria hoff in washington and charles watson in memphis. charles, let's kick things off with you in the brutal body cam footage. >> yeah, hey, good afternoon, griff and molly and in watching that footage, it absolutely appeared that tyre nichols as surprised at the level of aggression the memphis police officers had toward him during that violent january 7th traffic stop. from the start body cam video shows officers yank nichols aggressively out of his vehicle as the 29-year-old says he didn't do anything. he's t

nichols died 3 days later. a state of emergency new sealants, larger cities. torrential rain brings plotting and evacuations and africa's farming future. donors pledge $30000000000.00 to boost fruit production on the continent open next 5 years. ah. to begin with breaking news out of occupied to east jerusalem, where a palestinian government has killed at least 7 israelis now a synagogue. it happened in the illegal settlement of the vine jackoff, a 15 year old was among the victims. the gunman was dead at the scene, became a day after it's very forces killed pen palestinians and occupied westbank, including 9 in a raid on the janine refugee camp. or to the gnostic editor james base has more from occupied eastern loosen. this attack took place just hours after the start of the jewish holy day, shabat just hours after sundown. and let me show you the scene here. if you look back and you can see the 2 buses, they're just up the hill that is nearby cove. that is the settlement and maybe a call. and it's there that

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after days of protests over his teeth, mourners gathered to celebrate tyree nichols life. his friends, family, and civil rights activists attending mister nichols funeral on the 1st day of black history month. remembering a father, son, brother, denied escape order, liberty, and photographer. a steady diary was a beautiful person if it is to happen to here is just a badger. the blow these flowers now lie in memory of tyree nichols at the skate park. he used to visit. mister nichols died 3 weeks ago after being brutally beaten by memphis police officers who pulled him over while he was driving home. 5 officers have since been arrested and charged with murder in his eulogy, civil rights leader, reverend al sharpton, condemned their actions. there's nothing more insulting and offensive to those are ones that tried to open doors that you walked to those doors and act like the folks we had to fight for to get you through the door . you with vice president carmella harris also paid tribute to mister nichols saying the country mourned with his family. this is a family that lost t

nichole. >> nichole: thanks, sia. as high school football season kicks off tonight, we learn that the sport carries the highest risk among fall sports for concussions. >> we will see hundreds of young athletes at the high school or collegiate level in the fall months for evaluations. >> nichole: high school senior notah frederickson was cleared o play following a concussion a few weeks ago. that process of assessing athletes is aided by an ipad app clinic. 40 area high schools and colleges use it. it allows trainers to more accurately track symptoms, balance, recall, memory right in the locker room. it helps to answer the question of when an athlete is ready to get back into the game. >> we can make a much better, more informed decision. >> we don't really want to put the young athlete at risk for having life-long issues or issues that are persistent because we've rushed them back to play. >> nichole: symptom concussion are headache, neck pain, nausea and confusion. noah has had four concussions the past four years, a

tyre nichols�* family want to remember a young man who was a passionate skateboarder. beautiful soul, and his mum's name tattooed on his arm. i see the world showing him love, and fighting for his justice, but all i want is my baby brother back. even if the legal reforms being demanded today do come into force, the sad truth is no one here believes that this is the last time a funeral will be held for an unarmed black person killed by the police in america. will this finally bring about change, do you think? bring about the law change? we're going to try to make change happen. change doesn't come, just drops out of the sky, it comes from the ground up. we've got to keep fighting. the five policemen who assaulted tyre nichols, who are all now facing charges of second—degree murder, are all black. amber sherman, who has spent years campaigning for police reform, says she's not surprised. yeah, i mean the system - of policing is inherently white supremacist, racist and anti—black. - but these were black officers that were involved. the fact that someone - who is blackjoin

i'm tia ewing. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky. we're following several developing stories this morning. through northeast ohio this weekend. both presidential candidates will be here, one today and one tomorrow. >> tia: also, the chicago cubs are now just one win away from playing our indians in the world series. >> nichole: grab the rain gear before you hit the door this morning. parts of the cleveland 19 viewing area are under a flood watch until 4:00 this afternoon. >> tia: that's why we want to get you right over to meteorologist samantha roberts for the first alert rainy, sam. >> samantha: yes, it's pouring out there this morning. let's get straight to the map. your morning commute features showers and your midday commute and probably your evening commute as well. there it is for you. every commute today, even if you have a midnight commute, if you're working a late shift tonight, everybody is driving in the rain. i think the worst of it really will be this morning. look at what's happening now. time is 6:30. are because it l

other officers give chase and catch nichols on a dark residential street. oh. 7 the police can be seen beating nichols and trying to subdue him with pepper spray. he can be heard crying for help and for his mother . 7 7 who happened to live a block away later? the 29 year old who only weighed 65 kilos due to an illness, appears badly hurt, while handcuffed and left leaning against a car. paramedics appear in no hurry to treat him more. nichols died from his injuries. 3 days later, he was described by his family as a good young man who liked to ride his skateboard and loved his mom so much. he tattooed her name on his arm. all 5 police officers were fired and now face criminal charges ranging from battery to 2nd degree murder. they find that oh wait . oh, on friday night as the video was being released, protestors in memphis took to the street to call for justice roy. what kind of justice do you want to see? i want to see memphis police department be held accountable overall. you know, i'm, it only takes 6 months to learn how to be a police officer and it ta

that is what the family of tyre nichols were saying yesterday, | tyre nichols were saying yesterday, almost implied that it would be, they wanted to see the when these were cases with white officers involved with a black victim, they wanted to see such swift action as well. is there... how do you feel on that front? you think there is anything behind that sort of implication there?- think there is anything behind that sort of implication there? yeah, and i would have — sort of implication there? yeah, and i would have to _ sort of implication there? yeah, and i would have to take _ sort of implication there? yeah, and i would have to take a _ sort of implication there? yeah, and i would have to take a step - sort of implication there? yeah, and i would have to take a step back, . i would have to take a step back, because we know that there is a culture of secrecy that exists around police. we saw in this video five officers denying the humanity of tyre nichols, and in many ways we have to assume they thought that there would be no account ability for them, they thought they could act

so pretty good. >> nichole: looking good. time is now coming up in the 7:00 hour on channel 43, we're going to find out when the best time is to get a flu shot, and then hopefully we'll show you how easy it is. we get one on air. you're not a cryer or screamer, are you? >> no, as far as anybody knows. >> brian: also at 7:00 a.m. on cle43, how to pick a credit card that works best for you. we get answers at 7:40 this [ music ] >> brian: didn't we almost have it all? >> nichole: almost, brian. almost. >> brian: here's a live look outside. it was this day in 1987 whitney houston had the number one song in the usa with her hit "didn't we almost have it all." this is a live version of the song i'm told. for more r cleveland19.com. whitney houston could sing the phone book and sound good. you could win two tickets to dinner and a show at the hard rock rocksino. you have to log onto cleveland19.com to win. >> nichole: loving you makes life living. >> brian: that's what i hear all of time. >> nichole: here's some stories you need to

justice for tyre nichols! justice for tyre nichols! >> reporter: nichols' famil says they are satisfied with the charges and they are pleading for peaceful protests. what do you love most about your son? is that even a fair question? eth not a fair question because everything about my son, i loved, but what i loved the most was the way he affected people and the way he touched people. >> reporter: with the quick firing of officers, memphis has set a blueprint for the country. his legal team is calling for a law in tyre nichols' name where officers would have to intervene where other officers are committing a crime. a funeral is set for tyre nichols next week, major. >> garrett: elise, thank you. with protests and demonstrations starting in cities across the country, police departments are on high alert. jeff pegues spoke with the memphis police chief who call the officers' actions inhumane. >> reporter: in the video the officer showed no mercy repeatedly beating and tasing nichols. cbs news lender that investi

, nichols beaten by police officers following traffic stop. he died in the hospital 3 days later. welcome to fox news live i'm griff jenkins. hey, molly. molly: i'm molly line. second-degree murder which is punishable up to 60 years in prison. fox family coverage with alexandria hoff in washington and charles watson in memphis. charles: griff and molly in the last hour or so we received a new statement from the representative desmon, jr., police officers charged in the death of tyri nichols, mills attorney is reaching out to the public and asking them not to pass judgment on his client's involvement in beating. in new statement, quote, we continue to urge caution in judging desmon mills actions, whether he committed the crimes charged will be answered with the resulting no. the statement, of course, comes less than 24 hours after the country got a chance to view horrific body cam video of memphis police officers relentlessly beating nichols. the video shows officers aggressively yank nichols out of his vehicles as the 29-year-old says he didn'

good morning, nichole. i'm at granger road and windfall road, and now that the sun is coming up, you can see the storm left quite a mess. take a look right here in the middle of the street. you can see branches and trees, downed power lines. it's a little bit of a mess all morning long since we've been back power. this road is closed, and you can see the barricade right over this way as crews work to restore power in this area. now, we've been looking at social media and have seen a few people's videos of this storm. take a look at teggy247 and what she went through yesterday. listen to a little bit. it's about ten seconds. you can hear that of her going through the storm, driving through the storm in medina yesterday. and then also on the other side of town, our photojournalist dave kraska shot this video of downed trees that's over on finn road on the other side of medina. you can see crews also working in that area to restore power. so we are getting word that the crews are out here and they are trying t

we are family, friends and civil rights activists are said good bye to tyree nichols. the 29 year old black man died from his injuries after being beaten by police in the city of memphis. warner were joined by us vice president conway harris, who echoed calls for police re for ah, you ah marsh troy. after days of protests over his teeth, mourners gathered to celebrate tyree nichols life, his friends, family, and civil rights activists. attending mister nichols funeral on the 1st day of black history month. remembering a father, son, brother denied escape order. liberty and photographer steady diary was a beautiful person for this to happen to here is just about the book. these flowers now lying memory of tyree nichols at the skate park. he used to visit . mister nichols died to 3 weeks ago after being brutally beaten by memphis police officers who pulled him over while he was driving home. 5 officers have since been arrested and charged with murder. in his eulogy, civil rights leader, reverend al sharpton, condemned to their actions. there's nothing more insulting and

. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky in for tia ewing this morning. we'll hear from john in a few minutes. we start with sam roberts in the warm and cozy weather studio. >> brian: she's never warm. >> samantha: i'm never warm. 70 and i'm still chilly. it's weird. some people are cold-natured, right? maybe you're cold-natured and dying inside it's so cold out there. hang in there with me. we have some warmer weather on the way. not warm but warmer. so a little bit of good news to last three hours, of course, the quiet weather sticks around. sandusky, norwalk, mansfield, akron/canton no problems here. it is in the snowbelt and surrounding areas that we're contending with that snow. almost all of cuyahoga county waking up to snow, almost. once you get down towards strongsville, brecksville not much happening. closer to the lake here, mayfield heights, good morning to you. we see those snowshowers, solon, downtown cleveland into euclid out to westlake we have snow on the near west side. and then out into geauga and ashtabula and lake counties. most of the

of them pointed a taser at nichols' leg. soon after another officer pepper sprayed him. nichols broke loose and ran down the street. when officers caught up to him, they did this. >> you want to get sprayed again? >> hey. >> mom! mom! >> the violent takedown was caught from multiple angles including a camera mounted on a pole nearby that showed officers kicking, punching and striking nichols with a baton. >> they dragged him like he was a carcass across the street and just dragged him after they had already beaten him up and they didn't know what kind of physical condition he was in. the man couldn't even hardly hold up his head. >> reporter: civil rights attorney john burris was, like many others, disturbed by what he saw in the video and equally upset after little was done to immediately help nichols either by the officers who beat him or paramedics. it took almost 30 minutes and nichols falling over multiple times before paramedics finally put him on a stretcher. >> there are things you can learn from this that i hope tha

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i'm tia ewing. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky in for burian duffy. the shoppers need coats. it might be a little cold outside. at least an umbrella, sam? >> samantha: make just online shop this morning. we're trying to catch all the black friday deals. it's 6:31. if you go out to the brick and mortar stores, make sure you're bundled up. it's tough to shop with a coat. that can be kummersome. upper 30s in elyria. i would grab it and take off the coat in the car and run into the ma me, because i think anything that's making it to the ground right now is more along the lines of drizzle, but there may be a few patchy showers that pop up through the day. no measurable rain right now. again, in this kind of atmosphere and similar to what we saw yesterday where it was just kind of misty outside, we might have to deal with conditions from time to time today. temperatures eventually get up into the mid-40s, and that will happen going into the afternoon. until then we're cloudy. possible, but more scattered shower activity will begin to develop tonight after sunset, and eventually tha

no reason. >> nichole: time is 6:24. some protesters did disperse after the midnight curfew went into effect in charlotte last night, but others continued with their protest and did remain largely peaceful. the curfew if there was no violence, and there wasn't. a big contrast from the night before when street rallies turned into riots leading to 44 arrests and one death. >>> if you have a yahoo! account there's a good chance it's been hacked. yahoo! confirms the personality information in 500 million accounts was stolen in a massive security breakdown. the stolen data includes names, birthdays and hashed passwords and security questions. yahoo! recommends users change passwords immediately. >> brian: tom hanks is coming to cleveland in december to raise money for the greater cleveland film commission. hanks, of course is an academy award winner. he's no stranger to these parts. he shacked up in lakewood early in his career and interned gi the great lakes theater in the 1970s. >>> more hollywood production is coming to cl

hey, sia. >> sia: good morning, brian and nichole. yes, at the last school board meeting there werehe the school board president, kathleen petro, resigned. tonight is the first meeting where they will try to balance that budget without a clear leader. now, time is running out for parma schools to fix that $15 million budget deficit. a proposed plan would merge students into one high school, two middle schools, and eight elementary schools. it would also cut dozens of parents, teachers and educators said the changes would mean a whole new way of life for their kids, and some are not taking it well. >> as an association, we fear that the solutions provided last week are very short-sighted, and will have long-lasts, detrimental effects on our students and community. >> sia: the school's business manager tells cleveland 19 that by law they have to balance that and submit a budget to the ohio department of education by october 17th. that's just one week from today. so they will meet tonight. we'll be covering this on air and online and upd

nichole. >> nichole: thanks, q. cleveland city council approving a $556 million budget for the rest of the year. city services will remain at current levels. to help ease looming financial burdens the mayor proposed hiking the income tax from 2% to 2.5%. the city council is working on legislation to put that issue the on the ballot. >>> creston police officer kenny ray jr. worked at the plant as a fire technician. he was inspecting fire extinguishes at the plant when he died. osha believes he died of >> brian: a week after winning ohio, john kasich is hoping to maintain his momentum out west today. voters from both parties in arizona and utah go to the polls today. just the democrats are caucusing in idaho. something to watch for today now on the republican side. it's the first major election day without marco rubio in the mix. >>> president barack obama's historic trip to cuba wraps up today. this morning he delivers a speech at a historic theater in havana. it will be attended by cuban president raul castro. the m

it's been a long time coming. >> nichole: it has. the indians won another battle before game three even started. a court in toronto rejected the attempts by an ontario man that tried to stop the alcs from continuing because he objected to our team's use of the word indians and the wahoo logo. executive director of ohio's american-indian movement. he says he's somewhat disappointed by the ruling but happy to see other people are getting involved in the change. >> it's dehumanizing to take a group of people and break them down to being a caricature, nothing more. >> i totally sympathize with people offended by the logo. as clevelanders it's kind of hard to relate, because this is been in town. >> nichole: the ontario superior court justice that dismissed the application said he would give reasons at a later date. meanwhile, the activist who filed the injunction in canada says he's disappointed but he's happy to bring about awareness. >> tia: look at the screen right now. you remember this horrific scene from last november in akron? now

nichole. >> nichole: there's a new report out showing just how successful airbnb was in the from july 18th through the 21st 1900 people used the service. airbnb says behind chicago and louisville, the cleveland area is the third most popular midwest city for airbn fw. >>> if you needed an excuse to get to chipotle today, here you go. if you visit any of the 26 cuyahoga county locations, half of the cost of the meal will be donated to the north union farmers markets. the only thing you have to do is mention north union market before you make your purchase. >> tia: >> nichole: i needed an excuse to go to chipotle. >> tia: it's good. time is 6:24. today may be the perfect day, though, right, jon to eat inside. >> jon: absolutely. simply because we have a risk of severe storms as we make our way through the afternoon hours. we'll head to 82 by 11:00, 87 midday, topping out around 90 and taking a slide back down to 86 and 84 as we head to the evening hours, the soup in the air is going to be humidity and through. hour-by-hour details on that coming up in a few. >> nichole: new information

>> nichole: sure did. taking a look at traffic right now, a little slowdown on i-71 north by the jennings. it's down to 44 miles per hour, so a little slowdown there. as far as the akron maps, smooth sailing for now. there is construction on the turnpike westbound streetsboro to akron, and that could cause slowdowns during the rush hour. drive times are in the green. looking good and smooth sailing on this monday morning. time is 6:19. it could go down as the most watched presidential debate ever. i read between 80 to 100 million people expected to watch. tonight donald and hillary go at it. >> brian: wait and see what like tone, body language, and everything that goes beyond politics that you can watch for >> brian: welcome back. 6:23 on your monday morning. leslie unger, who you have all seen here before numerous from electric impulse communications. she teaches people, all kinds of people, ceos specifically how to communicate and get in front of a group and deliver that message. that's why we brought he

this was billed as really a celebration of tyree nichols of life, not his death. and that's exactly what i think you saw particularly poignantly at the end. when his 2 sisters, 2 brothers of his really opened up a brief statement, but powerful, talking about how hard it was to lose their sibling in this manner. and then also hearing of course, from his step father and then at the very end his mother. but we haven't heard from a lot because it's been very difficult for her as we can all certainly imagine struggling because it was her youngest son, tyree nichols and her talking about how hard it was choking back tears as she tried to explain what she was feeling right now, so certainly you got a better sense of who tyree nichols was, you know, an advocate skateboarder someone that was clearly a very, as we heard over and over some of the young man who was very polite. and of course, a father of a 4 year old. so you really got a sense of what he was like as a person in this memorial service that i should say lasted almost exactly 3 hours. a u. k is experienced, large

the us memphis police department whose offices are accused of murdering irene nicholls. —— tyre nichols who sat on the focus group committee headed by the city's mayor to dismiss the five police officers who have been charged with the murder of tyre nichols. gifford joining me. thank you gifford “oining me. thank you for gifford joining me. thank you for having _ gifford joining me. thank you for having me. _ gifford joining me. thank you for having me. i— gifford joining me. thank you for having me. i don't - gifford joining me. thank you for having me. i don't want i gifford joining me. thank you| for having me. i don't want to much footage _ for having me. i don't want to much footage being _ for having me. i don't want to j much footage being released, what is the mood been bike and i also understand you organised a visual as well for tyre? absolutely, the temperature here in memphis is unequivocally peaceful. we always knew memphis has always been leading the charge for peaceful protest, i don't know if you remember in 2020 with the likes of george floyd and aubrey and taylor, the

these flowers now lie in memory of tyree nichols at the skate park. he used to visit. mister nichols died 3 weeks ago after being brutally beaten by memphis police officers who pulled him over while he was driving home. 5 officers have since been arrested and charged with murder. in his eulogy, civil rights leader, reverend al sharpton, condemned their actions. there's nothing more insulting and offensive to those or was that fight the open doors that you walk to those doors and act like the folks we had to fight for to get you through the door . you with vice president carmella harris also paid tribute to mister nichols saying the country mourned with his family. this is a family that lost their son and their brother threw an act of violence at the hands and the feet of people who had been charged with keeping them safe. and as vice president of the united states, we demand that congress passed the george lloyd justice and the leasing act. joe biden will sign it. i re, nichols family are also calling for the ac to be brought in, which would require a database will pol

look at you. >> nichole: i know. great minds think alike. rain is not dampening our spirits this morning. good morning. i'm nichole vrsansky in for brian duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. we have team coverage on the a moment plus reaction to last night's presidential debate. first, let's get right over to meteorologist samantha roberts tracks that rain for you. how long will it stick around? >> samantha: on and off for the next for you days. moms and dads, as you send kids off to the bus stop this morning, we're looking at 50s and 60s so rain boots and rain jackets and umbrellas if allowed to take those to school. they need those today. look at this slug of rain moving north and east through northeast ohio. showers are very steady. rain is kind of triting to lighten up in cleveland. it's steady, but i think we'll start to see it getting a little lighter over the course of the next we'll say 30 minutes to an hour. there's more rain to the southwest. so this is going to be on-again/off-again thing chance forecasted. it remains high all day runnin

autopsy results show nichols was shot to death. the young mother of three vanished last october. wheel police suspected foul play, they were unable to make an arrest. hunters this weekend found the body off dogwod road in a wooded area. nichols boyfriend told police she didn't come home from work last october and his last contact with her was a text message. witnesses including her 8-year- old told police they often saw webb beat nichols. >> they had according to the city investigation a very difficult relationship. he was abusive. he was violent. was jealous. >> reporter: this morning, webb is being held without bond charged with first degree murder. linda so, abc 2 news. >>> elizabeth smart was 14 years old when she was kidnapped from her home in 2002. nine months later, she was rescued. that was seven years ago. now elizabeth smart is talking about her horrifying ordeal. the 21-year-old testified in salt lake city as part of a competency hearing for brian mitchell. smart says mitchell raped her three to four times a day during her nine months in captivity. she says she was tol

i'm brian duffy. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky in for tia ewing this morning. laura demaria is watching the roads this morning, but let's go right to meteorologist sam roberts who has details on the forecast. good morning, sam. >> samantha: good morning, and rolling out of bed this morning. back to work we go, and i would take the umbrella along if you'll out for a prolonged period of time today. right now we're completely dry, but you see some rain out to our west. now, i don't think all this will hit us. it's going to be moving into some drier air. this is rain coming through indiana, but here at home the air is super-duper dry, so i think any rain we see during the day pretty isolated. you can see that at this hour, 6:01, really nothing happening in northeast ohio. it is totally dry, and i would expect a dry commute out there. quiet conditions, so i gave it the green light for your drive in. it's chilly. bundle up. upper 30s through 8:00 in the morning, and we should hit 41 at 9:00. a yellow light for the evening commute as we could have a few spotty rainsho

nichole. >> nichole: thanks, laura. i know you're busy getting ready for work this morning and getting the kids ready for school. this is the last known photo of missing 15-year-old robin roberts. police believe her dad on the screen, william roberts, took her from the kmart in brunswick last night. a statewide amber alert was issued, but so far either of the two. >> tia: sia nyorkor is live at the brunswick police department this morning getting answers for us. a lot of questions surrounding this story and a lot of people share this story on social media hoping that robin is found safe and sound. >> sia: yes, good morning, tia and nichole. you're absolutely right. at last check almost 10,000 people were talking about robin roberts. this is trending on facebook as again so we can lay our eyes on her. her name is robin c. roberts, but police say she was last seen monday right here in brunswick before 8:00 p.m. at the kmart on center road. she's a 15-year-old white female with dirty blonde hair and blue eyes. she's about

over to you. >> nichole: thanks, sam. we give thanks this morning for a new program that's providing one of a kind classes for young cleveland city school students. the fund, a nonprofit partnered up with the children's museum of cleveland to bring special five s.t.e.m. based classes to kindergartners at euclid park elementary. they will creatively inspire students to dig deeper and dream bigger. good news this morning. we're told this pilot program will be back again next school year. how cute is he? >> tia: they look like they're having a great time. i love it. >> nichole: hands-on always the best for kids. my kids enjoy hands-on lessons. it keeps them more engaged and involved. >> tia: versus reading a boring book. time is 6:20. so far so good. we're watching the flight tracker at cleveland hopkins airport this morning for people flying in last minute for thanksgiving. >> nichole: the final weeks of his term. we look at some of the best photographs captured of president barack obama, and there's an adorable recurring t

." >>> a vigil for tyre nichols. as loved ones remember the 29-year-old, more officers are disciplined in connection with his death. what one of them was caught saying on body camera. >>> back to school, students in virginia return to the classroom where a 6-year-old allegedly shot his teacher. the new changes as teachers and parents remain on edge. >>> remembering cindy williams. the "laverne & shirley" star dies at the age of 75. hollywood tributes for the beloved actor. captioning funded by cbs beloved actor. >>> good >>> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the memphis police department says more charges are possible in connection with th brutal beating of tyre nichols at the hands of officers. nichols died three days after the violent traffic stop earlier this month. and it comes as two more officers were suspended including preston hemphill. the other officer was not identified. five other cops were fire and charged with second-degree murder. three emergency responders who arrived on the

mister nichols then fled on foot. they identified him later and we don't have no idea about the timeline how much later and how far from the original altercation or confrontation again and then it came to a 2nd apprehension. and with that confrontation where, according to the family, mister nichols was beaten to the pulp to a pulp with according to the police chief who fired the police officers quickly after seeing the video which we haven't, the press hasn't um or a wedge where the police officers um, well, basically through any, any rule and as the family said, humanity out of the out of the window and hurt mister nichols so badly that 3 days later he expired, died in the hospital due to his excessive bleeding and to the severe beating interest of on the, the family of terry nichols am, has gone public and pleaded with the public um to remain calm once this video, yum is, is released, but we were hearing a lot of people, even the chief of police in memphis saying that what people will see is more than appalling, the

. >> tia: that's all you can do. >> nichole: that's all you can do. >> tia: it's getting bad. >> nichole: in about 20 minutes we still down with bob golic and his his take on what's next for the brownies. >> we have to hear what he says. how kanye west reacted when his wife kim called 911 about being held up at gunpoint. sam. >> samantha: time is i want to show you the fog situation in sandusky. this is not the only place where we wake up to fog. look at this. you should see the whole park from this vantage point, but you cannot see anything. please drive slowly if you run into any fog. we'll take a closer look the athe day ahead coming up after the break. >> nichole: coming up, we ask questions about new and easier ways to detect and even beat ? ? ? ? can you say i love it? ? ? oh love it? ? ? can you say hey? ? ? hey! ? ? that's the spirit! oooooh.? ? ooh ooh ? ? wooh ooh ? ? sing sing, baby baby i love you. oh yes.? ? ooooh oooh.? >> tia: breaking news at 6:13 on you cleveland fire is working a fire on the 1100 block on east 175th street. this is a live look at the scene. you see all

faction also on the program. us vice president count carmella harris attends the funeral of tyrene nichols in memphis. tennessee, his death of the hands of police officers has revived debate about police violence . belgian drugs gangs of bringing cocaine through the port of and work wages deadline war. europe's top leasing agency struggles to control trade that many for workers a to scan to talk about. ah, i'm from gail. welcome to the program, ukraine's defense minister alexey resume coff has warned that russia is planning a major offensive. during the visit to france, he said a new attack could start on the anniversary of russia's invasion on the 24th of february. according to mister resnick, off moscow has already mast thousands of troops in preparation. morning comes as a you president, you commission president are on the line. and other top officials arriving key in place summit on friday, corresponded max xander is in ki. i asked him what we know about this a you mission. so this is quite a remarkable event. this is going to be the 1st d you summits held in an act of war zone. so you

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tyre nichols in this disturbing video is now a part of this city's history, too.ven for those who refuse to watch his arrest. >> i wasn't quite sure how the reaction would be, so i was kind of nervous a little bit. >> reporter: demonstrators took to the streets in cities across the country. while most of the protests were peaceful, nichols' death compounded feels of frustration and anger. new york city mayor eric adams is a former police officer. >> as someone who spent decades fighting for police diversity and against police abuse, i feel betrayed by these officers. >> reporter: police departments across the country are still trying to recover from the death of george floyd and the perception that police are too quick to resort to excessive force and aren't held accountable. the memphis police chief must now lead the department through an internal investigation in crisis. >> you see this video, you see for yourself that there was sort of a wolfpack mentality that no one stepped forward to say, you know, stop. that's enough. >> reporter: in a statement, president

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thank you so much for joining us i'm brian duffy. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky in for tia ewing this morning. we have of one delay so far at the bolt tom of the screen and find them at cleveland19.com. let's get to sam roberts right away. it sounds like an all-day event. >> samantha: we will have snow especially in the snowbelt. this afternoon you might see a few additional snowshowers. get ready for that and the cold, too. it's a big story into the weekend. 22 right now in cleveland. good morning to you in canton. we're at 20. doesn't feel like it, though. it feels like it's in the single digits and it will feel like it's in the single digits and teens pretty much all day. this is your forecast windchill through time. look at that. feeling like 11 degrees at 2:00. that wind, it just bites you, right? it doesn't really feel that bad wind. so where is the snow now? if you wake up with me downtown, you walk outside and be like, my car is covered in snow. what do i do? right? most of the falling snow has moved out of downtown cleveland. there's still a little bit falling to the south of