fox19 now's jody barr has the latest. "mr. see...we'd like to talk with you about this suspension..." this is what happened when we found jeff craig fire chief chris see last week. we wanted to ask him about the multiple fire training violations the state says he committed between 2011 and 2014. last summer--we reported allegations see had faked fire training records--and had done it for years. "this is the one i earned and this is the one given to me." last summer--cody miller told us--he is a victim of this. it happened in his basic fire training class chris see taught. miller told state investigators--chie f see "pencil whipped" his certification. barr: "so, he gave you all the answers to the test?" miller: "yes." barr: "was he supposed to do that?" miller: "no." state investigators found--see violated multiple state course. the report shows some of the violations include: see used decade- old training materials--and see failed to properly oversee the course. when chief see showed up for an interview with state investigator

barr: "does that constitute a quota?" hensley: "not barr: "does that constitute a quota?" hensley: "not necessarily." new miami mayor bob hensley signed the contract with the speed camera company in december. the contract shows the village is getting a second camera--and required to run both cameras at least 200 hours a month. hensley: "that's not the way the contract reads." barr: "let me read it to you." hensley: cameras out here and it's still 100 hours a month." barr: "it says here, each unit shall be in place and operating a minimum of 100 hours per month." hensley: "then, you ask the lawyer." "thinking people and intelligent people see this for what it is...it's policing for profit...it's a money grab." and tonight we've learned of a major change to the new miami speed camera contract. one week after our interview with the mayor, the village took out the 100 hours a month mandate-- and signed this-- a brand new contract. this version-- tricia--does not place a mandate on how long new miami cops must run those cameras, now. what about the $95 fines-- where does that m

barr: "was he supposed to do that?" miller: "no." state investigators found--see violated multiple state regulations during miller's fire course. the report shows some of the violations include: see used decade- old training materials--and see failed to properly oversee the course. when chief see showed up for an state investigators last summer--the report shows--see handed over training pictures--he said proved he did the right thing. but we found--one of the pictures--was posted on the department's facebook page--two days before state records show the class even started. barr: "did you ever ask chris see why this happened the way it happened?" miller: "no, never brought it to his attention because i didn't want to get kicked off." investigators also found two more courses where see violated training rules. a 2011 pumper truck training course where investigators found see finished the course in a single day--when it was supposed to have taken at least 69 hours. and--in a 2012 basic firefighter course--the state report shows--see fin

barr: "why do you believe this board changed its mind tonight?" oatman: "i think 100 percent the community outcry...that's it...the community spoke." we tried to ask board president nancy peters about what changed her mind about the coverage--coverag e school records show--she's received since joining the board. barr: "do you mind if we ask you about what changed your mind with this insurance deal?" peters: walks away..." barr: "can we ask you cord: "no, sir...i'm not the spokesperson." "i hope some of you get replaced." barry louderback says the board should be ashamed of taking a benefit their own teachers pay more than 10- thousand dollars a year for. "these guys come along and say we deserve something better than the teachers...we deserve something for a dollar, to me it's a slap in the face to the teachers, it's a slap in the face to tax payers." barr: "do you believe the 4 who voted for this coverage should still resign their positions?" louderback: "yes, i do. that's one way to terminate the cost, immediately." tonight's vote does nothing f

let's go to 7's john cuoco in barre this morning. john, we understand weather is believed to have played some sort of role in this crash, right? >> police say black ice and slush out here on the roads yesterday causing a number of crashes, including the one that killed that 17 year old. this is brittany murch. she was a senior and an honor roll student at quabbin regional high school where she was also a cross country runner. it was on her way the school wednesday morning after a two-hour delay due the icy roads that police say she lost control of her car on route 62 and crashed into a tree. police say she was killed. her younger brother, a freshman at the high school, was seriously injured. we're told the murch family has been with their son at the hospital. now we're live in barre, john cuoco, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: new this morning, senator elizabeth warren and representative katherine clark helped introduce a bill that would allow people to ask that pharmacists only partially fill opioid prescriptions. the goal o

guillain barre syndrome, a type of progressi ivive paralysis.in brazil, the olympic committee reassuring athletes they will be safe. but today, one of the world's most prominent ethicists is calling for brazil to cancel the olympics. i don't know that it's up to doing the olympics and epidemic control at the same time. >> this new case of sexual transmission has raised questions how bet to present the infection. the british recommend that any man who has been to a country where it is transmitting use a condom for 28 days if his partner is pregnant or trying to get pregnant. 28 days is also how long the red cross recommends people defer donating blood. dr. richard besser, abc news, brazil. >> one of the things they're worried about in florida is the fact these mosquitoes could bite someone infected and go on to transfer it and that's how quickly it could spread 0 other people. they've talked about genetically modifying mosquitos. it's just scary sort of situation. some communities are wondering what do you need them at all. what if you were to wi

has been diagnosed with guillain-barre syndrome. it's a rare disorder that causes paralysis. the 29-year-old could be the first case with both conditions. right now... officials are back from the u-s. that will determine whether or not she has the zika virus. the results are very important.... right now-- the world health organization is working to find out if there's a link between zika and guillain-barre syndrome. 3 and... starbucks is about to meet its *pickiest customers yet. the company just announced plans to open it's first coffee shop... in italy. coffee is a deep part of the italian culture... where drinks like "espresso" and cappuccino" got their names. in fact, italy could be one reason "starbucks" is so popular today. the starbucks founder visited italy in the 19-80s... and that's where he got the idea to serve espresso drinks , in the u-s. the first italian starbucks will 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 and hollywood's biggest night... just wrapped up a few hours ago. and this morning... we have a look at all the big *winners from the academy awards. including one actor... who

land of the free ahhhhhhh >> reporter: and who can forget roseanne barr's performance. and the twilight's last gleaming >> reporter: but something tells us lady gaga is on the edge of football glory. i'm on the edge of glory >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >> you know, you can actually bet on how long it's going to take lady gaga to sing that national anthem on sunday? >> really? >> yeah. >> 2:20. do you think she'll take longer than that or not? the over? why not milk it, right? good call. >> how come you guys aren't betting on my performance with "the star-spangled banner." >> that was beautiful. >> oh, that was a good one.inside edition's deborah norville shows us the intimate side of politics plus laugh it up with comedian vince morris thursday at 2 on valley view live. today on valley view live - fire and a police chase that spanned twenty miles! new overnight...a family left homeless this morning after a fire tears their home apart leaving it completely destroyed good morning las vegas! let's get right to breaking news i've been following... police ha

fox19 now's jody barr has the latest. "mr. see...we'd like to talk with you about this suspension..." this is what happened when we found jeff craig fire chief chris see last week. we wanted to ask him about the multiple fire training violations the state says he committed between 2011 and 2014. last summer--we reported allegations see had faked fire training records--and had done it for years. "this is the one i earned and this is the one given to me." last summer--cody miller told us--he is a victim of this. it happened in his basic fire training class chris see taught. miller told state investigators--chie f see "pencil whipped" his certification. barr: "so, he gave you all the answers to the that?" miller: "no." state investigators found--see violated multiple state regulations during miller's fire course. the report shows some of the violations include: see used decade- old training materials--and see failed to properly oversee the course. when chief see showed up for an interview with state investigators last summer--the

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tracking your forecast county village's new speed cameras-- as jody barr explains.. our investigation's already led the village to make a major change. ago-- "i got two, both 45 in a 35." but now--speed cameras are making 35." but now--speed cameras are making a comeback. "this is new technology...welcome to the 21st century." new miami cops are busting drivers for speeding-- you don't know you're caught--until a ticket shows up in the mail. "it's policing for profit...it's a money grab." we investigate how this department passed its own speeding law--and buried in a ons of a quota system. barr: "it says here, each unit shall be in place and operating a minimum of 100 hours per month." hensley: "then, you ask the lawyer." "if that's not a quota system...i don't know what one is." is this saving lives--or making a buck? policing for profit in new miami--coming monday in a fox19 investigation. also at ten... how many of us don't wake up and hit that couple times? could help you wake up "easier" in the morning. and our fox19 now morning team tested it out! these are sel

he was diagnosed with gulan-barre syndrome, a debill interrogate and often treatable condition with blood cell infusions and physical therapy. >> last year we have 65 cases. >> reporter: this neurologist says that's four times higher than normal at her hospital. you think the zika virus is connected >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: who is at risk? >> everybody. >> reporter: the cdc is on the ground in brazil looking into the possible link. >> we're doing a study so we can determine if there's a relation and if so which people are most at risk. >> reporter: you're saying he could be disabled for the rest of his life? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: this 59-year-old farmer paralyzed for a month with guillan-barre syndrome showing no signs of recovery as scientist race to solve this unfolding medical mystery. raheem ark ellis, nbc news, recife, brazil. >>> much of this country is under threat of severe under 13 million people are under south while blizzard conditions continue to pound the plains and midwest where they hard. in the threat zone. >> reporter: the massive winter storm pummeled the mid

4 guillain-barre syndrome has also been linked to zika? the centers for disease control and prevention released new guidelines aimed at preventing sexual transmission of the zika virus which, experts say, is evolving rapidly. the cdc now says men exposed to the zika virus and who have a pregnant partner should use a condom or abstain from sex until the baby is born. cdc director dr. tom with zika is protecting pregnant women and their unborn babies from a neurological disorder known as microcephaly. microcephaly results it babies being born with abnormally small heads that can lead to severe developmental delays or even death. "the priority is protecting pregnant women," frieden said. "if you're pregnant, and you're thinking recommends pregnant women be tested two to 12 weeks after travel. symptoms include fever, rash, headache and red eye. still to come on channel 2 news at 5... big changes to burning man ticket prices this year... we'll tell you why some will cost as much as 12 hundred dollars. paul nelson: the super bowl is hte biggest

jody barr.. fox19 now we've got new details on the found dead with daughter in the they have no homicide of seen here. found her shot to yesterday infant daughter seat! was running at the time, and if it wouldn't have survived. now they're asking have information... to speak up. andrew booher- - over mrs. russell's 24 hours, who she talked with, who she had been with, what kind of relationships she'd had police say russell did not have custody of her daughter... and when she took the baby from a sitter in middletown, it prompted a major search that ended with the discovery. safe tonight with the father. now animation now... fox19 now's jeremy rauch is here with new information about the bengals vontez burfict.. jeremy the n-f-l upheld his 3 game suspension... the nfl isn't budging on this one. tricia, just got off the phone with espn's coley harvey who was one of the leaders on this story. vontaze, marvin lewis, and burfict's agent met with nfl commissioner, not only trying to reduce the 3-game s

barr: "you don't think he suffered?" cleves: "i don't think so. strack: "i think he was horrified knowing it was coming at him and i can't imagine the terror that went through him." sevilla's sisters, libby and kathy, saw the crash report. investigators found--sevilla hit the brakes just before the coming. investigators also found--thornhill--in stead of helping the injured--spent time deleting text messages right inside the crash site. strack: "to know that somebody had been there with mark would have been so comforting...but he laid there alone because this guy was worried about his phone." barr: "this driver knew he'd made a big mistake?" strack: "how could you not?" the problem is growing in ohio. ohio patrol records show--between 2013 and 2014, nearly 2,000 crashes involved a cell phone and texting. each year--drivers between 16 and 35 years old caused 61 percent of all cell phone-related crashes across the state. since 2013--cuyahoga county's led the state in distracted driving charges with 82 total. mahoning county ranked second--with warre

plus a mission to recall a local city treasurer how some people plan to push anthony barr foot out of office to lead the gusty winds the heavy rain italian little more lightning starting to show up big drop in temperatures chance of some snow couple of different systems will discuss a lot when i come back and now to the latest on i sixty four in chesapeake the crash has boulevard see traffic moving here but eastbound traffic is still backed up to a half miles starting before you get to for sixty four and then take a look at those on the westbound side eat or have been lifted george now former city treasurer and the neighborhood says he is not stepping down so a new group is trying to push him out of office were first told you last month the feds charge for foot with several counts of public corruption from his time on norfolk city council. mccain spoke to a group organizing a recall that rain are just waiting on the court to certify every call before they can begin collecting signatures. we also caught up with the mayor at one of his public events today but he did not have any interes

it happened in barre as the teenagers were on their way to school. police say brittany murch of hubbarston lost control of her kia spectra and slammed into a tree on route 62. the impact split the car in two. murch died at the scene her 15-year-old brother griffin was pulled from the wreckage. school had been delayed for two hours on wednesday because of icy roads. emily: a cambridge police officer is now cited after a hit and run crash this weekend. ryan callinan is accused of hitting a woman on her bike sunday then taking off. callinan was off duty at the time but witnesses got his plate number. police are promising an unbiased investigation. the 32-year-old woman who was recovering. emily: a former massachusetts governor is jumping into the race for the white house. but not in the way some had speculated. the eye' s erika tarantal is here with mitt romney' s shot at his own party' s front-runner. erika: this latest fight coming just hours before another gop showdown. former republican nominee mitt romney saying there might be a bombshell somewhere

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it happened in barre as the teenagers were on their way to school. police say brittany murch of hubbarston lost control of her kia spectra and slammed into a tree on route 62. the impact split the car in two. murch died at the scene. her 15-year-old brother griffin was pulled from the wreckage. school had been delayed for two hours on wednesday because of icy roads. randy: new reports of widespread abuse of handicap placards in boston. the state inspector general' s office watched areas around the city for more than a month. outside the state transportation building, a driver gets caught using a handicap placard belonging to someone else. the inspector general is recommending face-to-face interviews to confirm someone needs one of those placards emily: a former massachusetts governor is jumping into the race for the white house, but not in the way that is expected. the eye' s erika tarantal is here. erika: this latest fight coming just hours before another gop showdown. former republican nominee mitt romney saying there might be a "bombshell" somewhe

. >> sara: high school in barre after 17-year-old girl died on way to school. driving to school with her brother when crashed into a tree and he is now in serious condition. fox25 jessica reyes live in barre where students returning the first time without their friends, jess. >> jessica: hi, sara, good morning. students just returned to school and pretty tightknit relatively fall regional school here as students this morning did try to talk to some of them, all of them much to us and went back to school the very first time without their friend today. a tragic car accident takes the life of 17-year-old quabbin high school senior months away from graduating. >> everybody is talking about it it is going to be awkward. >> starting daily routine and driving on route 62 when brittany lost control of her car and hit a tree. brittany died on scene and this morning her brother, griffin, is listed in serious condition at worcester hospital. rogers siclose friend of griffin and says everyone here is praying for him and his family. >> when he wakes up he is probably going

>> yes, yes. >> reporter: this paralyzed for a month with guillan-barre syndrome showing no scientist race to solve this unfolding medical mystery. raheem ark ellis, nbc news, recife, brazil. >>> much of this country is under threat of severe weather overnight. people are under tornado watches in the conditions continue to pound the plains and midwest where they have already been hit hard. nbc's jacob raskon is massive winter storm pummeled the midwest and plains, blizzard conditions in iowa and beyond. >> this will be a big snow, maybe some of the worst since 2008 and 2009. >> reporter: 11 inches of snow in the hawkeye state and more than a foot in colorado, and in nebraska, where whiteout conditions choked more than 100 miles of interstate 80, 15 inches of snow. airports scrambling to keep up. nearly 2 million americans under blizzard warning tonight with 21 million at risk for severe storms. >> we could have wind, today. >> reporter: late today reports of at least two tornadoes damaging a church and a college in mississippi, reported sightings in alabama, tornado watches from louis

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mark: wilkes-barre will start its own lead water testing next week. in the meantime health officials have recommended filtered water as a good investment to reduce the risk of ingesting lead. lisa: 5:05 right now, delta is cutting more than 100 jobs. and close to 200 other employees cut. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner has more now on why delta says it had to make the local cuts. miriah: 120 delta employees here at cvg will be losing their jobs. another 185 will have their hours cut. delta' s vice president sent a memo to customer service and cargo operations employees. it says the cvg station has been in an overstaffed situation since 2010 after several rounds of restructuring. the v.p. said delta' s goal was to ajust size over the years but that hasn' t happened. he said jobs are available to employees impacted by the cuts if they' re willing to transfer to another airport. where there is an open position in customer service or cargo. cities include new york, seattle, and los angeles. the cuts go into effect may first. a cvg spokeswoman tells wlwt the

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