yes, alexander johnson looked outside of her window and saw 30 motorcycle riders showing up to greet her. she's been battling sarcoma since 2013. this is the second time she's a long time because the way her body is dealing with it, but during that time she became a huge fan of "sons of anarchy," the fx motorcycle drama. >> wow. that's an intense show. >> and she is actually in ireland. >> that's cool, because there was a whole season that took place in ireland. now she's having the authentic experience. >> with the help of the motorcycle club brother of the third wheel chapter and her family, they were able arrange a visit. once everybody's there, you realize they've brought goodies for her, and i mean a full-on "sons of anarchy" jacket. >> nice jacket. >> even made her an honorary member of the chapter, they gave her a patch, they gave her a teddy bear. >> a lot of the clubs are into philanthropy, they love doing things like this. this is the kind of stuff that of. >> you heard of a ride because of all their philanthropy. >> in this case they are making a huge impact on this girl's

yes, alexander johnson looked outside of her window and saw 30 motorcycle riders showing up to greet's been battling sarcoma since 2013. this is the second time she's had to deal with it. she's doing chemotherapy, taking a long time because the way her body is dealing with it, but during that time she became a huge fan of "sons of anarchy," the fx motorcycle drama. >> wow. that's an intense show. >> and she is actually in ireland. >> that's cool, because there was a whole season that took place in ireland. now she's having the authentic experience. >> with the help of the motorcycle club brother of the third wheel chapter and her

a prayer vigil monday for 18-year-old freshman alexander melchert from wisconsin, troopers say that 25-year-old shawn johnson of westerville shot him by his car six times and rest up at i-71 in delaware county sunday, they say that johnsonin led troopers on a chae ending in richmond county where he took his own life after crashing, they believe thatat a was shot at random. we don't know him personally but when you hear something of that magnitude that happens to fellow student, especially a first year it is concerning. is excited to get well and come back. >> his family is with him at a are available to college of wooster students for support.. how long can this - perfect weather stick aroundnd? >> hopefully through thursday w have baseball, this is a look from the roof-cam, it looks stunningth , check in now with scott sabol . >> current temperature 72 it will be a little busier tomorrow and thursdayay increasing our chance for maybe some high clouds but no chance of rain. kind of in the middle of two systems the hurricane of the east coast and now, the col front to the westst so it's goi to cover the front

alexander melchert, who's from wisconsin. ohio statet troopers say 25 yea, old shawn johnson of westerville shot alex by his car six times s at a rest stop along i71 in delaware county sunday morning. after the shooting, troopers say johnson led them on a chase that ended in richland county, wheree he took his own life and investigators believe alex wases shot at random. we don't know alex personally, but whenever something of that magnitude happens to a fellow student, especially a first year.t magnit a fel it's scary and it's concerning. he's writing with his left hand that says i have class, tellavec them i'm not gonna be at class today, but he's really excited to get well and come back to wooster.ut hd we wish him well in his healing. alex's family is with him at a columbus hospital, andle couns college of wooster students for support. there are more cases of windows being shot out, in the painesville area this morning.e police there say they have atmon least six cases overnight and several more in fairport harbore one restaurant was hit for there second time in week. more than three dozen cases of damage were reported la

. >> reporter: police report alexander melchert was shot exiting a rest stop bathroom in delaware county. po as 25-year-old shawn johnson of westerville fired several shots at alex's vehicle striking him. johnson and alex were standing outside near alex's vehicle at the time of the shooting. state police say johnson jumped in his vehicle and led them on a high-speed chase. johnson's vehicle drove overrode spikes and grabbed into a guardrail on interstate 71 northbound in richland county. >> as you can imagine, something community to experience. >> dean brown headed to a hospital in columbus to be with alex as soon as he heard the news. >> a lot of people heard them personal and i met his parents when they dropped him off in august. >> reporter: students heard what happened to alex. >> it is shocking. >> you never think a student at a school like liberal arts school and small school would face a violent circumstance or something. you are kind of insulated. >> i knew him indirectly through friend. it washo to think someone that close to us could be shot. i guess it is weird and puts everything into perspective. >> times l

. >>> johnson then led police on a chase that went for nearly that miles. police say he shot himself. he's been identified as alexander l. merchant. he's listed in critical condition. >>> the driver aaccused of killing one woman and hurting another. clark duive was likely on heroin when he hit the woman while they were changing a tire. ?? his bond was set. the woman injured in the crash is still recovering in the witness testimony start today. in the murder trial of douglas shine. she's charged with the murder of three people at the barbershop last year. he's accused of orchestrating a killing of the witness to the crime. >>> a blaze was a house at east 100 and grove wood avenue. that's in the -- the northeast side of the city. you can see damage. no one was inside the damage when the fire began. and fierce flames ripping through a structure in north canton. you can see the footprint left behind. it was in the 3600 block of the addison street northwest. no word if anyone was injured there. we continue following that story as well. >> here's my friend and yours. theodore looking at blue skies today. >> yes, we are. dow

alexander melchart, was out of the rest room at the rest stop along 71 northbound. the college of wooster freshman is in the hospital in critical condition. court documents show the gunman, 25-year-old sean johnson, may have reached the end of his rope the day before the shooting. he had an argument with a family member and made a threat to kill someone. family members say johnson struggled with mental health issues. >> tia: well cleveland police, they are investigating the 36th smash and grab this year. today they hit the metro p.c.s. phone store a sprinter. two mini vans were left at the scene and they didn't even get the a.t.m. >>> well, do not buy o.s.u. tickets from this man. columbus police say they caught martin alper selling bogus tickets to a buckeyes football game. the 66-year-old claimed to have tickets to the o.s.u. michigan game that he would sell for $100 bucks. records show police arrested alper back in 2007 for similar ticket scams. >> brian: well, this was a nice over a happy meal. the officer took an eight-year-old girl to mcdonald's after her mother had overdosed on heroin. while medics worked to save her, the policeman had lunch with the little girl. the mother did survive. >

alexander melcher. and shot alex six times as he was walking from the bathroom to his car. >> it was shocking to hear this. he crashed into a guardrail. johnson listed after apparently shooting himself, they believe >> i talked to one of the faculty members and said no he's you again because you must always been there for office hours, major that he brought his parents to meet everyone on family weekend. >> he told them the condition is improving. >> he's riding with his left hand that says i have plus today, but he is really excited to get well and come back to worcester. >> friend the alex had already joined the ultimate frisbee club and he plans to join a fraternity. college officials say he's not yet chosen a major. silly clinton may be several stops in swing state of ohio first in toledo and then in akron. >> elizabeth noriega campaigns renewed push in northeast ohio to try to rate the ground have trump bleeding heavily contemned by five points in ohio. she is fighting to change that speaking out about the gop rival the index returns and the economy. >> he's always talking about every camp polices taxes, but everything before 2009. >> hi

johnson an officer. >> i was a leader making sure perkins loans were extended another year, working with lamar alexander. i extended the student loan certainly act that lowered interest rates. i don't have enough minutes in this debate to really refute all the false charges senator feingold has hermitaged at mer -- hurled at me her. the fact of the matter is i support whoever wants to have a college education. i want to make sure that every student has the opportunity to build a good life for themselves or it's all a matter of how do you make college more affordable, and we have to really address that issue honestly. >> thank you. and this time has gone far too quickly. it is time now for your closing statements, and by the coin flip, russ feingold, you are first. >> well, first, thanks to with wisconsin broadcasters for doing this. you know, it's been a tremendous privilege to have a chance to go around the state the last two careers and her people's concerns best of your recollection also see the amazing innovation, things like the water hub in milwaukee. freshwater. then you come up here to green bay

johnson an officer. >> i was a leader making sure perkins loans were extended another year, working with lamar alexander. i extended the student loan certainly act that lowered interest rates. i don't have enough minutes in this debate to really refute all the false charges senator feingold has hermitaged at mer -- hurled at me her. the fact of the matter is i support whoever wants to have a college education. i want to make sure that every build a good life for themselves or family. it's all a matter of how do you make college more affordable, and we have to really address that issue honestly. >> thank you. and this time has gone far too quickly. it is time now for your closing statements, and by the coin flip, russ feingold, you are first. >> well, first, thanks to with wisconsin broadcasters for doing this. you know, it's been a tremendous privilege to have a chance to go around the state the last two careers and her people's concerns best of your recollection also see the amazing innovation, things like the this thing is really doing innovative things with freshwater. then you come up here to green

johnson an officer. >> i was a leader making sure perkins loans were extended another year, working with lamar alexander. i extended the student loan certainly act that lowered interest rates. i don't have enough minutes in this debate to really refute all the false charges senator feingold has hermitaged at mer -- hurled at me her. the fact of the matter is i support whoever wants to have a college education. build a good life for themselves or family. it's all a matter of how do you make college more affordable, and we have to really address that issue honestly. >> thank you. and this time has gone far too quickly. it is time now for your closing statements, and by the coin flip, russ feingold, you are first. >> well, first, thanks to with wisconsin broadcasters for doing this. you know, it's been a tremendous privilege to have a chance to go around the state the last two careers and her people's concerns best of your recollection also see the amazing innovation, things like the this thing is really doing innovative things with freshwater. then you come up here to green bay. i can't stop eating the mo

michelle alexander has done in her groundbreaking "the new jim crow," and i really take that as a compliment. it's a product of a labor of love and the white house central files of the kennedy/johnson/nixon/ford/cartr administrations, and when i began this project a decade ago, i had to make the case as to why we need to study crime control policy to really kind of understand the developments that happened in the aftermath of the civil rights movement. and now especially in the past two years, these issues are kind of at the forefront of national conversations and discussions and really at center of at least from a democratic side the current political campaign. so i think that even the fact that you're all here to hear about this topic really shows that we've come over the course of the time that i've done this research to a new kind of moment of where we are in terms of coming to terms with these issues and the consequences of the policy decisions made over the past half century in this country. so the book is deeply rooted in archival documents, but today i thought i would read from the epilogue which is called reckoning with the war on crime because i hope you'll read the book,