a police source tells newschannel 5 the 33-year-old andrew wallace pulled the knife and stabbed the 54-year-old unarmed guard in the neck and stomach. he had two knives on him and unknown how he got them. he was subdid youd and take -- reporting in akron, nick foley, newschannel 5. >>> and thank you. it was to have been a smash-and- grab and was only a smash. would-be thieves did not get the chance to grab in east cleveland. during the overnight hours, the pair of would-be thieves crashed a vehicle in the hayden sam's deli. a nearby officer heard the

patient and what is said to be an unprovoked attack dave >> spokesman identified the patient has andrew wallace he appeared in court on a charge of felonious assault taken from city hospital to st. thomas 7:00 p.m. by a private transport company company spokesman would only say that it happened at the hospitalprsph where we are told they have such strict security policies they cannot discuss them in detail,ie including how he security . the guard, arthur belcher was unarmed to 54 it it working in the psych ward the e attack was said set to be unprovoked,w belcher underwent surgery at akron general for injuries and wallace did not say much at his arraignment this morning.m >> are facing a charge of felonious assaultlt charges are pendingt its own in the second grade you face today years, delegation is that you stab the stabbed the victim with a knife causing serious physical harm .u the complainant is arthur belcher.. >> summa health systems released a statement that reads in part wallace is on the as a base of a county, held on $100,000 bond, dave nethers. >> the i-team learned that two men are

now we are investigating how that hospital attack happened in the first place. 33-year-old andrew wallace pulled out a knife inside the psych ward and stabbed the unarmed guard in the neck and stomach tuesday night. after wallace was handcuffed officers found a second knife. when and how the convicted felon got the weapon are the main questions this morning. >> if you are going to transport someone to a psychiatric ward, the intensity of checking them or the need to check them for any kind of weapons or variations of weapons increases. >> the guard is in stable condition at akron general and expected to make a full recovery. wallace is charged with felonious assault. his bond at $100,000. his attorney is set to meet with a judge this morning. >>> new developments in another story we brought you yesterday only on 5, a local family's hoverboard explodes and nearly burns down their home in orange village. we are learning why these dangerous products are still being sold and what makes them so hard to regulate. >> hard to assume that products that you buy are automatically going to tampa bay

he's in stable condition and is expected to make a full recovery according to suma. 33-year-old andrew wallace pulled out a knife inside the psych ward and stabbed the unarmed guard in the neck and tom has. after he was found, officers recovered a singled knife. when and how the convicted felon got them is in question is. he traveled to st. thomas for an unknown mental health concern and the attack happened on the fifth floor. a security expert i talked to wonders if the suspect was checked or even patted down. >> if you're going to transport the intensity of checking them or the need to check them for any kind of weapons or variations of weapons, increases. >> and wallace is charged with felonious assault tonight. a judge set his bond in akron municipal court at $100,000 today. bob jones news channel 5. >>> new tonight at sex, a body found buried of a cleveland says the body of -- tonight at 6:00, police found the body in a backyard while investigating a missing person's case, and the cause of death has not yet been determined. >>> a man in jail right now after his gun misfired while he was c

a police source tells newschannel 5 the 33-year-old andrew wallace pulled the knife and stabbed the 54-year-old unarmed guard in the neck and stomach. he had two knives on him and unknown how he got them. he was subdid youd and take -- reporting in akron, nick foley, newschannel 5. >>> and thank you. it was to have been a smash-and- grab and was only a smash. would-be thieves did not get the chance to grab in east cleveland. during the overnight hours, the pair of would-be thieves crashed a vehicle in the hayden sam's deli. a nearby officer heard the crash and quickly arrived on the scene. the suspects took off on foot at the store in east cleveland, the police recovered two stolen trucks. officers said that hayden sam's deli was hit before. >>> and more than a dozen people are hospitalized after a high level of carbon monoxide filled an east cleveland home. sarah phinney spoke with some of the victims who described it as a scary scene. >> reporter: behind the brick walls of this east cleveland home, an odorless, colorless gas filled the air tuesday night. >> my brothers and sisters, t

police say 33-year-old andrew wallace was transported from akron general hospital to the psyche ward here when the attack happened. >> police say wallace had two knives on him and not saying how he got them. 54 art bell cher , jr. was stabbed in the neck and stomach and rushed to akron general hospital. a suma health system spokesperson says the hospital would not do on-camera interviews and released a statement saying we are pleased to report officer belcher is in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery. thorough review of the incident. the saint says the family of officer belcher extends its warmest thanks to all for their thoughts and prayers and asks for complete privacy. akron police were not doing on-camera interviews and wallace was homeless and arrested on the spot and charged with felonious assaults and ended the night spending it in jail instead of the hospital. wallace will go before a judge at 8:30 in akron municipal court to be arraigned on felonious assault charges. >> reporter: at saint thomas hospital denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >> mark: denise, thank

andrew wallace is charged with felonious assault. the stabbing happened when wallace was being transported to the psych unit. wallace stabbed art belcher jr. in the stomach tuesday night. wallace is being held on $1 # 00,000 bond. jury selection is underway for a second time in the triple murder the first jury was dismissed last october because attorneys found evidence that could potentially exonerate hendon. he's accused of breaking into a barberton home for cash and marijuana. on new year's eve 2013 and killing a man and two teenagers. >> well, apple is getting support from its competitor, google, in its phone-encrip shun battle with the f.b.i. cbs news has learned apple's lawyers are prepared to fight all the way up to the supreme court. >> reporter: the f.b.i. is locked out of syed farook's iphone. apple is betting its global customer base wants unbreakable encrip shun not a company that hands over information. a judge ordered them to disable the auto erase feature which wipes out all of its data if the wrong pass word is entered

tuesday night the car was working and the psych ward, is expected to recover, the suspect ,, andrew wallace is facing a charge of felonious assaultlt. >> we have some beautiful sunny skies. snow with no not want it to happen too fast because we don't want any concerns with flooding . c the show to show you a live luck .sh anytime you dasani here, in wintertime i am happy it is just a beautiful winter day in just a bit on the cold side will be warming up and the upcoming weekend so enjoy it grab your sunglasses if you are out and about today you will need your sunglasses . today a high of 32 degrees at 2:00 p.m. and at 5:00 p.m. with a windchill it we are excited, and proud to announce that once again the and beyond and help us to support another extraordinary cause. >> this morning we started the fourth annual st. jude dream home campaign and in just 96 minutes we sold out 18,000888 tickets. that is that, we sold our folks, thank you, thank youd . this is what it is all about it here . do you want to say anything. thank you. this year's top prize is a single level home with a bonus feature

hospital where the car was working late tuesday the spokesman identified the patient hasal 33 or andrew wallace he appeared in court this morningnd on a charge of felonious assault , wallis was taken two saint thomas about 7:00 p.m. by a private transport company spokesman will say that the stabbing happened at the hospitalo s where they have such strict security policy that they can't discuss the details includingng how he might have gotten past thath security with a weapon . 54-year-old arthur belcher was unarmed us reported to have been working at the st. thomas psych ward the attack general,d and wallace a wallis and little at this morning's arraignment. >> you are facing a charge of felonious assault the charges pending as a felon in the second degreelo your face between two and eight years and theytw delegation and she stabbed a victim several times causing serious physical harm to. >> and abdomen . the complainant is arthur belcher. >> summa health system released a statement that reads in part -- a records search turned up no previous cases involving wallis in summit county, police said

thirty-three of andrew wallace appears before akron municipal court judgege with felonious assault. >> delegation is that you stab the victim with a knife several times causing physical harm sustained injuries to. >> and abdomenai, the complaint is arthur belcher. >> pitch for arthur belcher was working as a guard tuesday it would would also taken there by a private transport company from nearbyay summa akron city hospital . belcher was working at the st. thomas psych ward when attacked, a spokesman says he was unarmedke and the attack unprovoked, he was taken to akron general hospital for surgery,ht the place of wallace said he is homeless and was able to gete knives into the hospitalhe despite security measures that a spokesman says are so detailed they cannot discuss it in public , summa health system released a statement on losses being held at the summit county jail on wednesday. >> your bond is set at $1,000 cash or surety,n that means if you want to get out of jail you have deposedet $1,000 cash or bond . >> expected back in court again on thursday morning with an attorney for

police say 33-year-old andrew wallace was transported from akron general hospital to the psyche ward here when the attack happened. police say wallace had two knives on him and not saying how he got them. 54-year-old art bell cher , jr. was stabbed in the neck and stomach and rushed to akron general hospital. a suma health person spokesperson said they would not do on-camera interviews but released a statement "we are pleased to report officer belcher is in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery. suma health is conducting a full the statement said the family of belcher extends their warmest thanks to all and asks for privacy. >> akron police were not doing on-cameras interviews either. wallace was homeless and arrest odd the spot and charged with felonious assault and ended up spending the night in jail instead of the hospital. >> and wallace will appear in akron municipal court tomorrow and formally charged with felonious assault and for now, he is in the summit county jail on $100,000 bond. reporting live in front of saint thomas hospital, denise zarrella, cleveland

the 54 -year-old was in the hospital psych ward and is expected to be okay 33 -year-old andrew wallace ise charged with felonious assault. the ohio supreme court years on death row at his imperial avenue home defenseat attorneys say he did not get a fair trial because the jury selection was done behind closed doors. the w high court will hear arguments from so will's attorney on april 5 the. >> distress or scoreboard distrusted school board is agreed to extend the superintendent's contract despite allegations of grade ..e reading against her. >> i'm disappointed obviously, but reach this., and i look forward to continuing to work with the staff, the students, thee community, to give our kids >> the strasburg franklin school board said it supports cindy brown and extended the contract last night for three more years. more than two dozen teachers signed a resolution demanding an investigation into browns conduct. they say she changed student's grades to artificiallys ded ee inflate performance. many parents at the meetingan t r spoke up inialateme support of the superintendent. >> i feel

now we are investigating how this hospital attack happened in the first place. 33-year-old andrew wallace pulled out a knife inside the psych ward and stabbed the unarmed guard in the neck and stomach tuesday night. after wallace was handcuffed officers found a second knife on him. when and how he got the weapons are the real questions here. >> if you are going to transport someone to a psychiatric ward, the intensity of checking them or the need to check them for any kind of weapons or variations of weapons increases. >> the guard is in stanley condition at akron general and expected to make a full wallace is charged with felonious assault. his bound set at $100,000. >>> only on 5 a local family's hoverboard explodes sending 5- foot flames into the air and bringing down their home in orange village. we are learning why the dangerous products are still being sold and what makes them so hard to regulate. >> hard to assume that products you buy are automatically dangerous. that is not the good to point. it should be safe. it's being sold. >> the consumer products safety commission says many

police say andrew wallace used two knives to stab that security guard while being transported to the psych ward. the security guard is expected to make a full recovery. >> brian: jury selection is set to begin this morning for the trial of eric henden. he's accused of murdering a father of two children on new yeer ar year's eve. he could face the death penalty if conflicted. >>> an update on the east cleveland carbon monoxide poisoning we told you about yesterday morning. there were 15 people in the house that had to be hospitalized. at last check five children and a woman are still in the hospital. investigators still don't know what caused the carbon monoxide exposure. president candidates took part in a town hall meeting in south carolina, but governor kasich wasn't one of them. >> brian: no, he was in new york city and appeared on "the late show with stephen colbert." i guess it wasn't an ordinary interview. >> it was not the typical interview. colbert was on the attack and colbert kept cutting him off sometimes mid-sentence. kasich had all the answers. >> we have to balance budg

police say andrew wallace used two knives to stab the security guard while being transported to the st. thomas psych ward. we're asking questions like where did he get the knives? the security guard is expected to make a full recovery. >>> here's sam roberts with our forecast. sam, it is bitter cold out there. >> samantha: oh, my goodness. it's freeze being ing and 16 at 9:00 in the morning will be a warmer temperature. if you're in ashtabula, lake or trumbull counties, many of us drop down into the single digits and even negative numbers overnight. yes, very cold out there. we make it up to 32. up to 34 courtesy of a lot of sunshine that we're going to see. that will help us warm up. tonight clouds increase and winds pick up and there is a hello. it is thursday, february 18th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including the high pricex. we will find out why changing the rules could save you big bucks. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> donald trump has a big lead awyers he says is ready to sue top rival ted cruz not once, b

whether it is andrew jackson or william jennings bryan or george wallace, pat buchanan, you can namet, we've seen the populist before. into a trump is tapping real fear and anger out there amongst a lot of mostly working-class white americans who feel the american dream is left -- has left them by. to be able to graduate high school and make $15 an hour working in a factory. they are frustrated. is on the left and right. we are seeing a bit of it with bernie sanders. you can take it out on capitalism or blame it on globalism or blame immigration. you can blame automation. convergingactors are and america is changing and donald trump is tapping into this anger. . see him as exploiting it he is not a conservative. he is a populist. the fact that he is doing so well has to do with many factors. he is a great politician, great public relations, entertainment master. master of pr. has thatry frustration. this cultural and technological trend. would donald trump have been able to do this before any 24/7even -- before hour news? i also think it has something to do with our rhetoric and cult

incremental change, but a populist cyclical movement from, you know, from andrew jackson to william jennings brian, to george wallace pat beu can on, to ross perot and now to donald trump. i think trump is appealing to a lot of people who aren't necessarily the republican baismghts and some cases they are liberal or mod rate-leaning republicans, or in some cases, i guess what we used to call reagan democrats. i think that's different from the phenomenon that we are seeing with this gridlock, which i think is a bipartisan problem. but i think it's much more in keeping with the ted cruzization. republican party. >> ted cruz was a frontrunner today, i think we could make sort of a straight line between the obstructionism and the presidential race. >> ifill: ej. >> i agree there is pop lism here but i think it is much more a part of the republican party and something republicans have courted. one of the points i make in the book, and it is not just a liberal like me saying that, but the conservative columnist for "the new york times" or a conservative intellectual, it's that the republican party has relied on white, wor

whether it is andrew jackson or william jennings bryan or george wallace, pat buchanan, you can name it, we've seen the populist before. into a trump is tapping real fear and anger out there amongst a lot of mostly working-class white americans who feel the american dream is left -- has left them by. to be able to graduate high school and make $15 an hour working in a factory. they are frustrated. is on the left and right. we are seeing a bit of it with bernie sanders. you can take it out on capitalism or blame it on globalism or blame immigration. you can blame automation. convergingactors are and america is changing and donald trump is tapping into this anger. . see him as exploiting it he is not a conservative. he is a populist. the fact that he is doing so well has to do with many factors. he is a great politician, great public relations, entertainment master. master of pr. has thatry frustration. this cultural and technological trend. would donald trump have been able to do this before any 24/7even -- before hour news? i also think it has something to do with our rhetoric and cu

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guest: i think obviously throughout history, going back to andrew jackson, we have had populist candidates and william jennings brine and george wallace, pat buchanan is similar. he tapped into this a little bit. but when he was doing it the country wasn't as angry, wasn't as frustrated. i think the timing is better for trump to sell this. now, there were other candidate inside more recent history who nibbled around the edges of this. mike huckabee and rick santorum who won iowa in 2008 and 2012 respectively, sort of takenned into the populist thing but never really -- never went full trump because they're actually conservative to a certain degree. >> host: and decent people. >> guest: yes. you have to be completely shame loss to go all in on it. but they nibbled around the edges but trump has fully exploited this moment in a way that almost uniquely nobody else could have to the degree he did. >> host: i think we have also learned through trump that nuance is no longer really valuable commodity. for someone like rand paul, for example, who had very nuanced positions and i for one was very grateful every time we got hear his point of

. >> guest: throughout history i think andrew jackson would have had a popular candidate in william jennings bryan and george wallace. pat buchanan is sort of similar. the timing was better. mike huckabee and rick santorum who both won iowa in 2008 and 2012 respectively. they are conservative to a certain degree and they have to be completely shameless to go all in on it with a middle ground at the edges. but they fully exploited this moment in a way that nobody else could have. >> host: we also learned that nuance is no longer really valuable commodity for someone like rand paul who has nuanced positions and i for one was very grateful every time we got to share his point of view, even when we disagreed with it there didn't seem to be oxygen for people like rand paul. >> guest: that is an interesting question because in some ways it is cyclical. we've always had the rights of populist candidates and even through history, we had oscillating between the sort of intellectual elites and populism and it's gone back and forth. think for example you have people like andrew jackson who obviously were populists. so we had d

andrew 7-day forecast which does show a chance of rain for next week. >>thus. >>topping our news, a verdict is in in a hype profile murder case. a jury has found cody wallace not guilty of first-degree murder and manslaughter charges. he was found guilty of child neglect. wallace has been arrested and charged with the death of 2- year-old thomas o'connell who died in silver spring in 2010. he has been in jail ever since the victim was the son of his girlfriend. the jury deliberated yesterday and this morning before reaching the verdict. the sentencing for the child neglect charge is next month. we will hear from his attorney and have reaction to today's verdict. >>> one person was killed and 2 others injured after a shooting. 4 men carjacked a vehicle and were later spotted at a casino in silver spring. a sheriff says a deputy approached the car and someone inside opened fire hitting the officer. the officer shot back. the shootout killed one suspect and injured another who was flown to a regional hospital. the deputy who was shot is in good health and has since been released from the hospital. 2 other suspects are in custody . >>we have all of the subject

whether it is andrew jackson or william jennings bryan or george wallace, pat buchanan, you can namee've seen the populist before. into a trump is tapping real fear and anger out there amongst a lot of mostly working-class white americans who feel the american dream is left -- has left them by. to be able to graduate high school and make $15 an hour working in a factory. they are frustrated. is on the left and right. we are seeing a bit of it with bernie sanders. you can take it out on capitalism or blame it on globalism or blame immigration. you can blame automation. convergingactors are and america is changing and donald trump is tapping into this anger. . see him as exploiting it he is not a conservative. he is a populist. the fact that he is doing so well has to do with many factors. he is a great politician, great public relations, entertainment master. master of pr. has thatry frustration. this cultural and technological trend. would donald trump have been able to do this before any 24/7even -- before hour news? i also think it has something to do with our rhetoric and cultural

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wallace and 1972. but it goes back first to a guy you wrote a book about, andrew jackson. >> yeah. absolutely. an outsider who is saying things, seems to be speaking for people who feel disenfranchised. who feel that the system itself does not work for them, that it's rigged against them, you know, the -- this is for mika, but the key text of american populism is a veto message that jackson wrote in 1832 where he talks about how, you know, if fall rivers from the government affect everyone and falls on us like the rain, that's fine, if it falls for the privileged and the few than it's wrong and that's a large part of the argument here. the other thing that's going on, and this is somewhat shakespearean, is that as you're saying, the landslide of 1994 was in many ways a reaction to jeb's father changing his mind and breaking the no new taxes pledge in 1990. and that gave rise to a populist energy that helped create the political atmosphere we now have a quarter century later. >> but perot and buchanan did not make it. >> no, but the reason it's having real traction now, you have to stagnation o