i live in strafford county in new hampshire.t is used -- it has used the modest funding from this block grant program, the substance abuse and treatment block grant, to accomplish important things, including expanding its peer-based addiction recovery efforts and working in schools to engage at-risk students in the middle school years. because if we can prevent addiction, that's obviously the best thing we can do. but unfortunately many prevention and treatment efforts in strafford county remain chronically underfunded. i recently learned about one local woman, a mother and waitress, who overdosed in front of her two-year-old child. fortunately she received inpatient treatment and now she's doing well. but others have not been so lucky. like cities and counties all across america, strafford has a month's long waiting list for those needing treatment. and when people with substance use disorders are turned away, they remain on the streets, desperate, often committing crimes to support their addiction, always at constant risk of a

suzanne strafford joins us with more on why the judge ruled against douglas prade. >> attorneys for douglas prade argued that he was innocent because of new dna linked to the now infamous bite mark. but the judge decided that the unite in this case isn't clear-cut and certainly not the only evidence against prayed. >> the brutal murder of doctor margo prade, found in her minivan in 1998 was so vicious, prosecutors said then, and insist now, it could only have husband, former akron police captain douglas prade he was going through divorce. he stocked her and was wiretapping her. there was evidence he was controlling an abusive. >> the now 69 -year-old prade appeared his case. but friday afternoon, judge christine croce denied his motion for new trial. >> margaret scott's chief of the criminal division for the summit county prosecutor's office. >> we are confident based on the evidence and the ruling that he prison. >> he was freed in 2013 for after now retired judge declared him innocent because of new dna evidence found on margo's lab coat up of a bite mark, which some experts attributed to

. >> fox 8 news reporter suzanne strafford joins us with the video and what caused the crash. >> it is unbelievable video. it is unclear if anyone is at fault or if a series of circumstances led to the accident. the only thing anyone can say for sure is that these men got really lucky. >> a dangerous stretch of road and potentially deadly collision about to be captured on this dashcam video, so intense neighbors are still stunned anyone walked away from it. >> it is crazy they didn't even see it or slow down. >> it happened on busy street route 83 in avon, congested by day and night with no streetlights and lately it is trucks have been able to work in the area. one of them, a large bucket truck, similar to this, was out early thursday morning. >> it was a utility truck that was in the roadway working on the utility lines. >> around to:35:00 a.m., when in avon police cruiser ran right into it, traveling about 35 miles per hour. it's a type of his scenario that can have a bad outcome. >> anytime that you have a vehicle that impacts with no breaking prior to, it can be a pretty significa

serious security concerns being raised by some leaders of that cleveland may not be ready suzanne strafford is here with more on why police are feeling and easy with all the planning there definitely is some concern with police officers including the head of the police union's growing concern as increasing protester trotter and internet social media sites many conflicting groups are ready to converge in cleveland and less than five months some say the security plan is far from and we get a lot of our seas tend to be a lot more troublesome for the police department's as a matter of politics but as a matter of historical facts with anywhere from a few thousand to over 100,000 demonstrators potentially coming to cleveland for the republican national convention in july. >> we need to be prepared for you prepare the best thing you can do is prepare for the worst and hope for the best the cleveland police patrolmen's association president has serious doubts of the city will be ready or that the officers were even have the proper gear of the crackers and show bids for equipment and a plan to purch

i live in strafford county in new hampshire. it is used -- it has used the modest funding from this block grant program, the substance abuse and treatment block grant, to accomplish important things, including expanding its peer-based addiction recovery efforts and working in schools to engage at-risk students in the middle school years. because if we can prevent addiction, that's obviously the best thing we can do. but unfortunately many prevention and treatment efforts in strafford county remain chronically underfunded. i recently learned about one local woman, a mother and waitress, who overdosed in front of her two-year-old child. fortunately she received inpatient treatment and now she's doing well. but others have not been so lucky. like cities and counties all across america, strafford has a month's long waiting list for those needing treatment. and when people with substance use disorders are turned away, they remain on the streets, desperate, often committing crimes to support their addiction, always at constant risk of