fairview park and cleveland police are searching for an escaped prisoner he this morning. the man walked out of fairview hospital yesterday afternoon and ran into the metro park. police tell us 30-year-old david daas or orange jump suit about 5-11, 215 pounds and bald. he is wanted for theft. if you have any information call police. >>> in east leaveland will light up for the holidays this is from last year's celebration. the lights will stretch along noble road at the ge lighting headquarters. and include more than a half a million l.e.d. lights. des play includes a replica of the chandelier in the playhouse event. >>>the cavs are back home at the q last night. lue and the team coming off a loss in milwaukee and last night was no different. cavs were up big against the clippers in the first half. but slowly lost the lead. the cavs lose their second straight game 113-94. they will be in chicago tonight taking on the bulls and tonight is the night remember lebron has to pay up on the bet to dwyane wade after indians lost in the world series so lebron will have to wear cubs g

that's again, cleveland police just sent us this info. we're reading the reports, and we're finding out that she was reported missing on october 8th. so we are working to get answers about why this information is just coming out. when we get the answers, we will update you on air and online. for now i'm reporting from the 5th district, sia nyorkor, "cleveland 19 news." >>> i need an ambulance. are you on henderson. >> i am. i just got shot. >> brian: a chilling 911 call from one of the two murder victims in ravenna on tuesday. police are still looking for a suspect. david calhoun jr. is considered armed and extremely dangerous. sarah marsh, who was pregnant, and lashuan sanders, were shot and killed. >>> there's an escaped prisoner on the lose. david donn was on medical furlough from fairview they went to pick him up and he was gone. he was last seen running through the woods in the metro parks in rocky river. police say he has a theft with theft and drug charges. he's not, however, considered to be dangerous. >> tia: in akron police are

. >>> cleveland police officers went above and beyond to save a dog's life is said to be honored for their actions. we caught up with those officers to get their story. >>> this was supposed to be a story about compassionate cops who pulled a dog out of the sewer pipe. the kind of guys we can use more of. then we found a story within the story. it turns out the world could use more of this dog's unanswered prayer. >> these police officers who pulled up and downs the dog visibly shaken saying her docket fall into the sewer. i heard a big splash. i couldn't see her. i panicked. daphne was on a rock. the water was applying pastor. >>> in those cleveland police lover, climbs up the ladder,>> we had to give her a bath. she was the the. >> she smelled terrible. >>> my truck still stinks. >> smith laughed and said it was worth it. look at the resilient fluff ball today. >> the 18-year-old teenager. >> blind as a bat and death to. >> a lot of days, she's the reason i get up when i don't feel it because i know she needs me. >> reporter: here's a story within the store. was and unable to walk

shooting >> the police are checking surveillance in the area to identify the suspect no one cleveland police asking for hel to find a missing 15-year-old girl, ellen harris was last seen on october 8, walking home from the library it while he went home, she came walking down east 108 street, they say she is about 5-foot four, 110 pounds if you know her whereabouts contact police. expected to learn more about two people found dead inside their home, apparently from carbon monoxide poisoning. paramedics responded to this the summit county medical examiner says the bodies of a 57-year-ol man in a 69-year-old woman were found in an indoor pool area, appears to be of carbon monoxid poisoning. those who live on the street describe the couple as they perfect neighbors. last night we put out our garbage cans were like everyone else and saw our neighbors in this morning, coming home from my son's preschool to see all o the authorities on our street not sure and it was shocking. >> they had not officially released the victim's name. neighbors say that he was a successful businessman in start counting.

cleveland police are asking for your help this morning to find a missing 15 year old girl. come take a look at her picture. ellen harris was last seen on october eighth, walking home from the library with her brother. police say while he headed home, harris kept walking down east 108th street. investigators say she's about 5 foot 4, and weighs 110 pounds. if you know where she is call police. if you'd you feel your know something about what's going on planned for longtime akron dj jim chenot. 91.3 fm the summit tweeted the news yesterday. before joining the summit in 2002, chenot spent several years at 97.5, wone. program director tim daugherty says he was a true music lover, a good interview this a weird sense of humor and how they used an kind of go out and talk and it was a great. he was great. the summit will air a tribute, tonight at five. chenot passed away wednesday. he was 62. great things. it's a sad loss. sad news no doubt. we are seven weeks away from an inauguration day in our country will have a new man in charge. donald trump has been using his transition peri

including cleveland police, the u.s. postal service and the ohio attorney general. jd rudd. we had 60s in the afternoon. hoes. cloud cover going on right now and a little activity on the power of five weather radar. a few snow flakes earlier. it's not going account to anything but it's out. there nonetheless. kind of a reminder. it is the month of december. let's go a little bit closer and show you what's happening. you've got the most activity going on. just east of the area. a couple of snow flakes are on the concrete as you go through the afternoon. it'll pull it's way off to the tomorrow. so the biggest story for today if you've been outside you already know. it's the change in temperature. the low 40s today. you throw in that wind. it's going to feel more like the 30s. we're in for a few more chilly days. i do see warm up in the seven- day forecast. we'll talk about that later on. >>> donald trump will be back you tour. the full plan is set to be announced this afternoon neil diamond is coming to cleveland. diamond will perform at the q. ticket will go on sale next frid

are checking surveillance in the area to id the suspect anyone who can help is asked to call cleveland police or crime stoppers. >> i'm missouri man was the 15 years in prison for picking up a brooklyn teenager and keeping her captive for one month and is all. christopher schroeder pleaded guilty in july. he said he november of 2015. he drove her here to ohio and took her to his health he destroyed her phone twitter user safe next names he still faces charges of statutory rape in missouri. >> police are asking for help in the missing case of a 15 -year-old girl but she was walking home from the library from -- she's up 5-foot 4 inches weighs memorial services are being planned for longtime akron dj jim should know. it's a sad day hits thank you all very much for your kind messages as we remember him today. before joining the summit back in 2002 he spent several years at the local radio station a program director says that he was the true music leveler with a they will have the summit may up 5:00 p.m. he passed away on wednesday at 62 years old. civic several northeast ohio committees obese fl

cleveland police are assisting in the search. >> he is going to be missed so much by us and his friends. >> another family heart broken tonight as police are still searching for the person who woman in cold blood. lesean sanders and sarah marsh are the couple and we just learned she was pregnant. right now there's still no motive. live from the sheriff's department with the very latest. >> reporter: these two families are definitely brokenhearted tonight. i talked with one of those families earlier today. you you could sense their pain and they wanted this killer caught before he hurts someone else. >> it doesn't seem real. it jus he's gone. >> the tear keep coming for patricia jones a day after her brother, 33-year-old leschonsean sanders were killed. >> the way he was killed was just senseless. >> sanders and marsh have a 13-year-old son together. 10 weeks pregnant. jones said sarah was a sweetheart. >> sarah was the sweetest girl. oh my god. >> authorities say this man 25-year-old david calhoon jr. is the shooter. he had an argument with the couple a month ago. his sister and mother

. >>> cleveland police officers who went above and beyond are set to be honored for their actions next week at city hall. one of those-- one set of those compassionate officers came to 18-year-old blind and deaf dogdaphne fell into a sewer. sean smith jumped into action after pulling off the manhole cover. >> detective smith is pretty much the dog lover and dog in his arm climb up the ladder she is covered in sewer water and shaking. >> we had to give her a bath she was filthy. >> she smelled terrible. >> it was very stinky my truck still stinks. >> the fluff ba home with the grateful owner. >>> tom hanks happens the biggest movie star in the world is coming to cleveland today for two events sponsored by the greater cleveland film commission. will ujek is live with all the details. it's for a good cause. >> reporter: yeah tom hanks he's born in california but --h where he interned and got his start and donated money to restore the theater and now is donating time to help the film industry. he will speak at two events one a sold out behind the camera with tom hanks fund-raiser about 600

investigators say she is about e with information should call cleveland police. an oak l katz and wary and concord township now under investigation. you mean officers fox 8 melissa marice has more. >> according to the lake you mean society over 130 cats were, in fact,, they were so sick that the are now being treated at a different facility. our humane agent received. the potentially they get the facility were sick. according to lead nessler with the lake humane society, humane officers were called to investigate the carolines kid, pet shelter on marley wrote in concorde township. many of the cats had an upper dental issues, which is very painful to the cap. humane officers discovered 262 cats living in open cages. they had taken 133 into custody so far. >> we took the ones that we felt needed them most, brought those back. ginny brown, the founder of carolines kids and he released a statement that re in the meantime the seas cats will remain in the humane societies custody until the prosecutors decide if ron will face animal cruelty charges. >> they've been ther

and in ohio -- after months of searching -- cleveland police have finally caught the man wanted for the alleged rape and abdu investigators say 29 year old justin christian abducted the girl from a home back on may 21st. he then took the girl to another house, where police say he held her hostage in a bedroom for 17 hours...and sexually assaulted her before dropping her off in a neighborhood near her home. christian then vanished and police spent several months searching for him. d-n-a left on a ladder at the scene of the attempted abduction of a ten- year-old girl helped police track him down. tampering of evidence and aggravated burglary. and in los angeles -- the fbi and local law enforcement agencies say they're not taking any chances after the f- b-i was informed that a terrorist attack was planned for today on the universal city subway station. authorities say they don't know if that threat against the commuter rail system is credible, but security has been stepped up. officials say the information came in an anonymous phone call from another country. suspects driving a stolen car

in a mall outside of cleveland police disbursed a large crowd with pepper spray.it was mobilized on social media. there were also disturbances at malls in new york, memphis, texas and colorado. there were a number of arrests but no serious injuries. >>> well, if you ever want to vent your anger in a safe way. there are businesses that can help you with that. don champion checked out a so-called anger room in dallas. >> reporter: have you ever been so angry, you just wanted to smash something. at the dallas warehouse people can. it's called the anger room. morgan churchill came here with her little sister looking to relieve a little stress from school. >> you know, you don't get to break stuff every day. >> reporter: for $45, she suit up in safety gear, pick their weapons and then get 15 minutes to smash anything they want. from a tv to a mannequin. a desk and lots of dishes. >> it's just a way to release the anger. >> reporter: donna alexander created the anger room in 2008 in her garage. >> i thought like a month later, saying is this a place to break stuff? >> r

. >> chris: cleveland police are asking for help. they are desperately looking for a missing 15-year-old who hasn't been seen in almost two months. 15-year-old ellen harris went missing on october 8th. police say she left her tacoma avenue home with her brother to go to the library, but o he is -- she is 5-4 and 110 pounds. if you have seen her call police. you can see the number right there on your screen. >> chris: we just learned more than 400 employees at alliance castings in stark county will lose their jobs next month as the plant goes idle on january 28th. a slow down in the energy field is to blame. alliance castings makes parts and atan, the 18-year-old behind the attack at ohio state on monday was buried today. federal investigators are still trying to figure out why he went on that rampage. denise? >> denise: chris, thank you. unfortunately in the last hour we learned the wildfire scorching 10s of thousands of acres in the great smoky mountains has claimed another life. the death toll is now up to 11. another body was disc

following breaking news, cleveland police working with fairview park police to find a prison inmate who escaped near fairview hospital. >> suspect, 30-year-old was last seen running through the woods

following breaking news, cleveland police working with fairview park police to find a prison inmate who escaped near fairview hospital. >> suspect, 30-year-old was last seen running through the woods reservation is 5-foot 11, 215 pounds and a bald head wearing a prison jumpsuit if yo see contact the police immediately. i-team found more people carjacked in suburbs. psa a carjacking spree all over the city, as ed gallek is here with what he found. >> at a carjacking yesterday learned of others in recent day uncovering more carjackings in more towns in addition to what village, learned last week a man carjacked at gunpoint in his driveway, yesterday come in las weekend, women carjacked in cleveland heights also the university heights, after someone stage accidents, when they got out to check for damag the carjackers drove off in their car, there has been a growing number of carjacking to 90th, suv taken from a couple and two more in beachwood after staged accidents. one vechten, 79 years old was thrown to the ground. >> it is troubling to say the least, what has happened to our world? she

just outside cleveland, police used pepper spray to disperse a crowd. >>> ten people hurt in the chaos in a mall in elizabeth, new jersey. a fight in the food court led to false reports of a shooting after a share hit the ground loudly, and a mall in faye yachtville, north carolina was evacuated after reports of a shooting as well that turned out to be false. there was a fight among teenagers at the food court. police are investigating whether the incidents in various states were organized, apparently, by social media. >> who knew the food court was a dangerous place to be, wow. >> geez. >> people are hangry. >>> a family in rural mexico found out the hard way, if you inviolate them, they will come. >> she celebrated her birthday with family and friends, and thousands of complete strangers, and she was understandably party that looked more like a crowd at a rock concert. >> ruby's dad posted aed video invitation on facebook promising a down-home party with food, music, prizes, and horse races, and he said anyone who wantings to come is invited. well, that sounded good to a lot of peopl

the 12 year old was shot and killed by cleveland police, while carrying an airsoft pistol outside the cudell rec center two years ago. a former richfield police officer face sentencing this morning, for taking money from a shop with a cop program. michael simmons pleaded guilty to grand theft charges back in october. prosecutors say he took money over a six year time frame from the charity, for personal use. simmons could face 18 months in prison, if a judge doesn't agree to probation. cuyahoga heights high school will hold a sendoff rally tonight, to support their the unbeaten redskins will play in the division six title game in columbus, tomorrow at 10a.m. tonight's rally will be outside the school at six. massillon perry will take on cincinnati lasalle, in a division two rematch tonight. the lancers beat the panthers, 42 nothing last year, for a second straight title. two time heisman winner archie griffin will be the game's honorary captain. kickoff from columbus will be at 7:30. a busy trip to columbus. it will be cleveland group traveling straight down to columbus and back. good

cleveland police are assisting in the search. >> he is going to be missed so much by us and his friends. >> another family heart broken tonight as police are still searching for the person who

the growing number of senior scams many they are banning a dozen agencies together including cleveland police, the u.s. postal service and ohio attorney >>> more on that legal fight at 7 a.m. w. your first >>> eastern tennessee but rainy weather is helping them. the rain has meant they have a better look at the damage. more than 700 buildings have been destroyed or damaged. 300 of those in gatlinburg. another three bodies were found up to seven now. many more unaccounted for including this man's wife and daughters. >> called the other shelters. she just hop for a miracle. >> just so hard to imagine. fire officials say they think the fire was caused by humans. they haven't elaborated on how it started. and there is some good news out of all of this. workers say all 10,000 animals left behind during the evacuation at the aquarium are safe. a skeleton staff was able to return yesterday and the same line of storm caused lots of damage further south. this is drone video. this is where one of a handful of tornadoes touched down early yesterday morning. at least five people are dead from those syste

just ask cleveland police officer tim cramer. >> nervous experience. answer. so it's christmas, too. i think it's perfect timing. >> reporter: on sunday, the timing was all about liz anderson and her drive home from work. >> i'm a cop. and i just thought it would be funny to pull her over. she's kind of a nervous person. i knew it's probably going to make her a little nervous to pull her over. it would be for anybody. but i thought it would throw her off but would give us a good story. >> reporter: and it did prove to be memorable for this couple. fox 8 cameras were rolling when officer cramer got down on one knee. >> oh, my god! [ laughter ] >> will you marry me? >> yes! of course!!! >> reporter: liz just moved to her neighborhood near rocky river drive and immediately her new neighbors were out of their homes, cheering on the happy couple with congratulations. >> she got engaged on our street! [ laughter ] >> >> reporter: and the whole plan was executed perfectly by the help of an old friend. >> i thought i was speeding. then i saw his friend. i was

he is cleveland police patrol. he is defending the boys and women in blue. e day after president-elect trump visited victims of the ohio state terrace they said the terrace was wrongfully shot by the police. he attempted to kill his classmates by running them over with a car and then stabbing them with a knife. they argue that the terrorist actions the terrorist was shot. if that officer didn't take the action that he took immediately and some of someone that killed or more people got killed he would've been criticized for not taking the actions that he did. that's just part of the false narrative that is really plaguing in this country right now. that police officer is an absolute here. the students at f fantastic job. it is just a false narrative. >> no matter the crime they don't come from a cop's bullet. what are your thoughts. when the guy is swinging and acts or butcher knife and killing people and only think that's what were trying to do here. if that officer didn't take the actions that he did why he didn't take that action. the terrorist actions are

get closer foxing is is your official school closing station time for traffic with patty. >> cleveland police are checking on an accident 77 northbound off to the right hand side of fleet and then we have broadway the accident for 80 westbound by lee road not really causing for any troubles shot in the area. this is the east sure 55th the typical rush hour over all we are having a pretty good 177 and harvard looking at the overall drive time, they are good. 60 minutes coming in. seventy-one from strongsville 16 minutes 77 northbound an accident reported on the northbound side it looks are broadway wayne and stacy, back to you. >> your time right now is 7:49 a.m. let's kick it with kenny on the west side with a really great up and coming neighborhood. >> that is right we are here on west 65th day on to detroit. they have a really great thing coming up called the winter tight. shop local by a local >> good morning, everyone shop local by a local this christmas we are at the gordon square art district at 65th and to a teacher in a call event one p.m. to 7:00 p.m. all kinds of shops tell everybod

just ask the cleveland police officer tim cramer. >> it was a nervous experience but has pretty confident in her answer. >> the timing was all about liz anderson and her drive home. >> i'm a cop i just thought that it would be funny to pull her over and she's kind of a nervous person so i thought it would be -- i thought it would make her nervous. but i thought that it would throw her off. and it would give us a good story. >> it did prove to be memorable. cameras were rolling when the officer got down on one knee. >> go my god. -- oh my god. >> will you marry me? >> yes, of course. >> she just moved to her neighborhood and immediately her new neighbors were cheering on the noon -- the new couple. >> you got engraved cocking that's -- engaged, congratulations picks >> and it was executed perfectly with the help of a longtime friend. >> i saw the police officer and they got pulled over i thought that i was speeding and i saw his friend and i was like jimmy . >> fellow officer james. >> i kept telling him cost to take deep breaths, to calm down, and they kept patting him on the back. >> she

and he was shot and killed by cleveland police officer back in 2014 after he was waving around an air soft pellet gun. in december 2015 a grand jury declined to indict either officer involved in the shooting. >>> time is 6:06. after being thawed for 7 years a local ice rink reopens today. >> tiffany tarpley has ice skates and joins us from canton this morning and 6 organizations helped happen? >> reporter: yeah definitely a community effort here john and lynna and john you will not see me putting on ice skates i can't ice skate. roller skate yes ice skate no. but we have a little bit of a face-off going on here behind us. we have the mayor and tom with center ice. but i am here with jr who is the president of the recreation department here in canton. tell me a little about what it takes to keep this going this winter season. >> it took a community effort district and center ice and city of canton and to the canton recreation department who committed resources and time and their personnel to bring all this together. along with arcade coney so if you are cold and want a hot chocolate it

of the traffic stop that led to the mayor's proposal, but first we have the nerves, as this cleveland police officer, tim cramer.>> i was nervous, but i was pretty confident in her answer, christmas is perfect timing. >> reporter: the timing is all about liz anderson and her drive home from work. >> it was pretty simple and i am a cop so i thought it would be funny to pull her over. she is kind of a nervous person, so i knew that would make her a little bit more nervous, and it would be for anybody, but i thought it would throw her off, and i thought it would give us a good story. >> reporter: it proved to be memorable for this couple, cameras rolling when officer cramer got down on one knee. >> oh my gosh.>> we you marry me? >> yes, of course. >> reporter: liz had just moved to the neighborhood, and her new neighbors were out of the home and cheering on the happy couple with congratulations. >> congratulations, that is sweet. [ laughter ]>> the plan was executed perfectly with the help of a longtime friend. >> i saw the police officer, and when i got pulled over and i thought i was speeding

cleveland police and the local sheriff's office were competing to see who could raise the most money.s video has been viewed on facebook more than 700,000 times. officials say the officer's dancing moves helped the police department raise more than $1,000 in a few hours. he has some moves. junchts outside here, rockefeller center, the salvation army people on three sides and they are always doing some fantastic dance. i've been doing snap stories on that, bill. >> literally, like the all-star team, the best of the best. >> are they going to get disturbed in their dancing today? >> no, they dance in umbrellas and everything else, too. the cold will be the biggest thing. we've been out ringing the bells before, the cold days are the worst. snow this morning, little bit, some in colorado in the denver area and also through new england. this blue is light snow moving through higher elevations, outside boston. boston itself is plain old rain and drizzle left over around new york city and southern new england, but the big weather story, the cold is on the move. right now wind chills negativ

after months of searching cleveland police finally caught the man wanted for the alleged rape and abductionyear-old girl and the attempted kidnapping of another child. police arrested 29-year-old justin christian accused of holding her hostage for 17 hours and sexually assaulting her. it was the help dna left on ladder at the scene of attempted abduction of another little girl that helped police track him down. >> he left dna on that ladder that he used to go in and try to abduct and take the girl out of the house. that dna matches the dna from the six-year-old victim. >> christian has been indicted on charges of kidnapping, rape, tampering of evidence and aggravated burglary. >>> the man charged in shooting in our nation's capitol will be back in court on thursday. >> police say a fake news article prompted the north carolina man to open fire. police say 28-year-old edward madison welch armed with a rival basically burst into a popular pizza shop yesterday as customers ran he fired i guess we're saying multiple shots now off the bat we had said like one shot. now police say the gunman went

. >>> a tennessee police officer going viral for cutting a rug while helping to raise money for the salvation army. the clevelandce department posted the video on its facebook page showing officer sean bulo dancing and ringing a bermont the department is in a friendly competition with a neighboring sheriff's department to see who can get the most money in that red kettle. >>> finally the mannequin challenge that has been sweeping the internet led to the arrest of two people in alabama. now this -- check this out. this is the challenge that launched an investigation. madison county sheriff's deputy says someone tipped them off to this video of what was a staged shootout. after an investigation, a search warrant was issued for the home where the video was shot and police seized marijuana handguns andy an assault rifle and magazines for the rifle. tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> still ahead on "action news" would you pay a thousand dollars for christmas tree? details on a vendor in new york city that indicators to customers that pay four figures for christmas tree boo before it's been decorated. >>> students in the ho

just ask the cleveland police officer. >> it was a nervous experience but pretty confident in her answer. on sunday, it was all about liz and her drive home from work. >> it was actually something i thought that would be funny to pull her over and she's kind of a nervous person so i knew that it was probably going to make her nervous. as it is for anybody. but i thought that it would throw her off. and it would give us a good story. >> and it did prove to be memorable. cameras were rolling when he got down on one knee. >> all my god. >> will you marry?>> yes, of course. she just moved to her neighborhood and immediately her new neighbors were out of their homes cheering on the happy couple with congratulations.>> you got engaged on our street. congratulations. >> the whole plan was executed perfectly with the help of a loriend. >> i saw the police officer and i thought that i was speeding and i saw his friend and i'm like jimmy. >> i kept telling him to take deep breaths and to calm down and i kept patting him on the back. >> she has the ring and who is officially has a fianci. >> it's n

cleveland police are asking for your help to find 15-year-old ellen harris. she's been missing since october 8th, but police just told us about the disappearance last night. police say she left her tacoma avenue home with her brother to go to the library. on their way she kept going. ellen is 5'4" and weighs 110 pounds. if you've seen her, district police at 216-623-5518. let's get right over to meteorologist samantha roberts for a look at the forecast. sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, tia. we're tracking another cold day for you. temperatures only get up into about 42, but with the wind factored in it will feel in the 30s all day. we go with a cloudy sky today. a little windy and a brief wintery mix possible mainly out in the snowbelt. now, we could see some of this in cleveland. though, and mainly in the ? >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? coming up in this half hour, the shooting death of a star football player joe mcknight in suburban new orleans. the former nfl and college player was killed in what looks like a road rage incident. witnessed this e

detective steve loomis, cleveland police department, is on right-hand side of the screen.medal last time he was in ohio. what was the medal for. >> it was a come a commemorative badge for rnc we made up and thought it was appropriate to give mr. giuliani, mr. pence, a keepsake. stuart: the trump campaign won ohio by a whopping eight points. i don't think many people expected that. would it be fair to say that most police officers voted for the trump campaign? >> absolutely. not only in ohio but across the country. that was, it was a big mistake that hillary clinton made alienating police officers across this country, and mr. trump embraced us. and he's a law and order guy. i have spoken to him personally. and, we, we look very forward to working with the trump administration. stuart: what you want is for donald trump to restore respect for police departments across the country. that is what you really want here, isn't it? how is he going to do that? >> well, there is a lot of different ways. right now we have the department of justice that is very liberal in their thinking

detective steve lumas from the cleveland police department is here.ident obama is partially responsible and he has blood on his hands. >> yes, sir. president obama, the attorney general, they both have blood on their hands. the false narrative they validated the past several years is absolutely offensive and causing crazy people to get crazier and attack the police at a much, much higher rate than we have seen in past history. stuart: in dallas 99 police officers have quit or retired since october. the police chief is having a hard time replacing them. is that because of the position police officers find themselves in these days, under attack and abused royally? >> absolutely. the police officers don't have any allies at this point. they are afraid to get out of the cars and do the jobs they want to do. and that's gut-wrenching for a police officer. it is 0 you are passion. we want -- it's our passion. but when you are criticized by the media and the president of the united states and the department of justice, by your own department, and you have no

new body camera released showing a woman who crashed into a police suv in cleveland. n cleveland. >> the officer was inside the police officer on the road writing a ticket. the woman also hit the car the officer stopped to ticket. the woman was not hurt. >> you start to do the what if game, what could have happened. what actually did happen. and continue to think of it as i had a guardian angel with me at the time. >> the crash happened earlier this month and the woman told police she was suicidal. >>> a case of misconduct for brock turner. he was sentenced to 6 months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman in a frat party. turner served just 3 months in jail. yesterday the jury say the judge showed no bias in the case. and 1 person says she's not surprised by that panel's decision. >> we never expected frankly this commission to impose judicial discipline. it's extremely rare and we believe this is a question for the voters. >> now professor says she's still moving ahead to recall judge persqy and needs the vote from santa clara county about 80,000 peop

pointed the gun at my face, and he did not need to say anything more >> carjacking in cleveland in beachwood police put out an alert, they had seen a spike in carjackings, not clear how many of these may be connected, investigators are taking a look at that, menorah park referred us to beachwood place, the i-team obtained this menorah park memo outlining increase security. my precious in there and my phone. >> you cannot fight them just have to get out. 200 farm animals, rescued from a home with enclave in cit limits the cleveland apl removed the animals from the house on bailey avenue after a tip wednesday apl is caring for them will looking for help from rescue organizations, sharon harvey, says it doesn't appear that any of them were used for fighting neglected. >> as overwhelming as a says, w can now sleep knowing that thes animals are safe and we're goin to get them into more appropriate homes >> investigation is ongoing in the annals owners could face charges or be fine for zoning violations. a ban on buses and public square causes problems were rta riders and city council, some council membe

car near cleveland. >> the officer was inside the police car on the side of the road riding a ticket. the woman also hit the car the officer stopped to ticket. the officer and the driver of the other car were not seriously hurt. >> you start to do the what if game yourself, what could have happened, what actually did happen, and continue to think of it as i had a guardian angel with me at the time. >> the woman told police she was suicidal and hit the car on purpose. >>> there are reports san francisco mayor ed lee will hire a chief outside of the department. >>> if you can come help and make someone smile for even an hour, that's what i want to do. >> how they are looking to inspire people during this holiday season. >> the morning commute is slowing down, but we have traffic in some areas. 280 in san jose. we'll take a look at that. >> it's cold but not as cold as sunday and monday morning. temperatures are warming up. we'll show you how much. >>> welcome back. western learning more about the man who assassinated in turkey what is called a terrorist attack. the man was an off duty p

police. getting answers, allison brunner cleveland 19. >> thank you. >>> tonight we have two stories doing something many of us do every day beginning with a man's murder on dead man's curve. police gave us the 911 calls. >> going westbound and he got hit. somebody in a car or truck. >> that call came from a man in the car with the victim. he went to the hospital and left before police could talk to him. jamal green died when someone shot him from another car. still no arrests there. cleveland. leroy barkley tried to fight off the attacker and was shot twice at the pnc in lorain and the victim's son told us his dad will be okay and he does have a collapsed lung. >> romona: sentencing for a former richfield police officer. michael simmons pleaded guilty for taking money. he got two years probation and 500 hours community service and by march 15th f. he doesn't he will have to go to prison for 18 months. >> the ohio department of education approved parma city school's financial plan. the district has to make up a deficit. the plan calls for cuts at the middle school level when it comes to academics. e

officers from the cleveland, tennessee police department got into the spirit as you can see here by pumpingbusting out some dance moves at a local kettle donation spot. now, apparently this is all part of a competition against the bradley county sheriff's office, they were taking it very seriously and apparently the rivalry was good for inspiring shoppers to give. the police department says thanks in part to this fancy foot work, its officers raised more than $1,100 just at that kettle site just within a few hours. i asked everybody about their best dance moves. mercedes is the only one. she is awesome dancer. good night from >> it is wednesday december 7th. breaking overnight a key post in the trump administration just filled. the announcement coming hours after the president elect rallies a crowd on the thank you tour promising to put veterans first. >> we are going to be taking care of our veterans. we are going to be protecting our veterans. believe me. >> they fought to protect. >> defending a delay. an araes made in a murder of a star as a louisiana sheriff unleashes. >> for those who

cleveland food think. if you live on the westside and you don't get over to the east central obviously a reason to give you think of beachwood police said that while that cleveland fashionistas solid. and it's huge for cleveland to have that. where have to have you here thank happy holidays picture to save a little cash this holiday season it when your way to the movies they collide and collateral beauty as he had to pick check out a few holiday events going doctor fiction have a monthly budget or weekly you can make withdrawals out of that you use it like a savings here the onset of lifetime that gives me a feel for what they will retire and went and that's how we do that. answer to sort out all those facts. fact or fiction greater assurance in the stock market we call that fixable and laugh up thing you need some help. if you are someone that is blamed the retirement options is exploding right now. so many great things going on. jimmy ma it starts at $950 which i had trouble sleeping somethn spent a lot of money for that mattress. it doesn't do that. thread starts. that's for the. but it makes more sense it will be a nice stockin

officers from the cleveland, tennessee police department got into the spirit as you can see here by pumpingg out some dance moves at a local kettle donation spot. now, apparently this is all part of a competition against the bradley county sheriff's office, they were taking it very seriously and apparently the rivalry was good for inspiring shoppers to give. the police department says thanks in part to this fancy foot work, its officers raised more than $1,100 just at that kettle site just within a few hours. i asked everybody about their best dance moves. mercedes is the only one. she is awesome dancer. good night from washington. "tucker carlson tonight" is up next. ♪ >> we want to take you to a fox news alert right now donald trump's second stop on his u.s.a. thank you tour. it begins in just a minute. we're going to bring it to you the moment it does. here on "tucker carlson tonight." the president-elect is just minutes away from taking the stage for a huge rally in faithville, nort -- fayettevill, north carolina. trump made some surprise appearances in front of the golden elevators ins

police were forced to evacuate a there also were similarmila interests dents at malls in cleveland, ohiond fort worth, texas. police responded to a shooting at roosevelt mall just outside new york city.ty someone yelled gun, but there was no gun. seven people suffered minor injuries in the chaos. a statue at american universityn is causing some controversy. i is a nine foot statute reselling michael pellet yea. over the years there have been several attempts to grant him clemancy, but now there is a new push to seek clemancy from cl president obama before he leaves office. many believe his convictionsctio were fair. he's still alive. those two agents are debt. he is a grandfather. they'll never be grandfather. he committed this crime and killed those agents in coldld blood. american university release a saying they see it as a piece oe art and they do not have a position on the movement. talk about a surprise. one woman thinks she is gettingg a ticket for speeding, but thete stories doesn't end up like you think. many of you hit the mallsls already to spend those holiday gift cards. so w

cleveland police competed to see who can raise the most money. >> willie, that's a lot. >> so cute. >> i love him. >> my daughter is asking why do people make fun of nickel back. i went on the computer and i went on the internet and i typed in nickel back and went back. do you know -- >> this is taking a long time here. >> over 100 million views. they have like eight or nine songs with millions of views. >> somewhere along the line they became the punch line, the joke if you needed a bad band. there was a police department in canada last week -- >> time now. >> he has to finish the story. there are americans like -- >> here is the thing, the cops were going to play nickel back in the car if you got rested as punishment, a deterrent to crime. they had to apologize to nickel back. >> a very long story. >> you know who else has had 100 million views just reporting on wall street. >> no comment on nickelback. just on the market. >> let us know what is going on. >> the trump rally is still on and thdow is set to open opa fresh record high. it has been

police. >> host: cleveland, ferguson, baltimore, minneapolis, new york, charleston, we had a black president during that time. is that coincidental or is there a connection? >> i think there is a connection. that cuts in two directions. first it is coincidental in that we have seen unrest and police shootings every year of modern history. this was going on during the clinton era. we might not have been talking about it or covered it as a media the same way but these issues have always existed but i do think the presidency of barack obama activated a level of activism and political anxiety that had not existed prior to him and that works two ways, first in the book i tried to profile activists who come to the forefront and become the face of the protest movement, many had their entry into politics through the election of barack obama. they voted in 2008 for him or 2012 often for the first time. many canvassed for him. i think very often of this idea that we needed to have a black president to understand the limitations of a black president. barack obama was elected on a mandate to change wash

police. >>> we have new details on the gas station raids in the cleveland area we told you about last night as the federal investigation is casting a much wider net and it includes diseaseed meet that may have ended up on your dinner table. >>> a father and son are at the investigation. they own several of the stations as well as this property. they are accused of running a slaughterhouse that allegedly sold diseased meat to four businesses. complaints kebob station, and the olive tree food corporation. >> yet, more than once today, we heard it was a mistake with this woman telling us the father building she rents, nothing more. >> it surprises you to see. >> yes, of course. it is a surprise. you want me to show you? >> the father and son have been in trouble with the law with the father serving time twice for tampering with the food stamp program. the family opinions seven gas stations in the cleveland area and four farms. >>> and happening right now, police are looking for an escaped prisoner who walked out late in the afternoon and ran into the metro parks. he was wearing a purple or ora

es, in the killing of tamire rice, the 12-year-old boy up in cleveland where the police, he was playing with a toy gun in a park and the police rolled up on him and he was shot within three seconds. when the videotape came out to show the police officers account was highly inaccurate, in fact, they lied, what the media focused in on was that there were like, what kind of child would be playing with a toy gun in a park? what kind of parents does he have? you started seeing headlines about rice's parents. that's that kind of example of the kind of disparate framing that we get in the media. host: brent calling from colinwood, tennessee. hi. caller: hello. been a while since i called c-span. i called when you had your 50th anniversary for the voting rights bill. anyhow, the question i had for the professor, professor anderson, i know i've seen her on c-span book t.v., she's -- her discussions about her book she's had on there. i'd like to find out if she account elaborate on lynching specifically, i know i've been research, what little research that i've done that lynching, the term lynch

in cleveland, ohio, police used pepper spray to dispurse large crowds after a fight there. >> runningaming. i seen a girl get trampled over. it was scary. it was really scary for real. like i said, it is just really sad. it is just sad. >> rob schmitt is live from our new york newsroom with more on this hi, rob. reporter: hi, patti ann. there were huge crowds and brawls all over the country, texas, tennessee, new york, new jersey, many other locations as malls packed with people looking to venture out of the house on day after christmas. in the maul of elizabeth, new jersey, sound of a chair slammed into the floor sent shoppers into a panic. >> a small fight erupted. at which time someone slammed a chair down, causing a loud noise. another patron yelled shots fired or gun! at that time pan ammonium happened. reporter: people were hurt, screaming shots fired, adding to chaos at a mall in long island as well, sending shoppers running for exits. crowd size may have led to some of the problems. the fox valley mall in aurora, illinois was evacuated after a huge crowd of steens, about 1000

the second case involved the abduction a six-year-old girl from her home in cleveland in may. police parents that christian may have used social media to target his victims. they say dna linked christian to one of the locations. >> well, mysterious looking blue line clouds are appearing over antarctica. nasa scientists say they have been seeing these blue clouds and they've seen them before but they are showing up a lot earlier than expected. well, they are made up of ice crystals. that's why they glow a bright blue when they reflect against the sunlight. they are also the earth's highest clouds floating 50 miles above the ground. >> pretty. big talkers now and you may have noticed something colorful pacific charitable happening on the fields. it's called the my cause, my cleats initiative and more than 500 players got involved. pittsburgh steeler and penn state alum jesse james saluted his alma mater with on that cleats, the 46 hour dance marathon held at penn state in that february as you know. benefits pediatric cancer research and #ftk on his cleats there is the hashtag they use

a big fight broke out in a mall outside of cleveland, ohio. police had to use pepper spray to break up the crowds. preliminary reports say the scuffle was loosely organized on social media. investigators are trying to see if there's any online connections among these different shopping mall fights in states that include colorado, ohio, new york, texas and tennessee. one witness saw a girl getting trampled during the chaos at the mall in ohio. >>> police are saying little about a stabbing that happened on christmas eve inside a target store. a 36-year-old hayward man was stabbed inside the store. he later died at a hospital. police were able to later arrest two suspects that are in their 20s. police say the killing was probably not gang related. shoppers we spoke with say they were stunned to hear about the attack. >> i'm shocked. i mean, i come here all the time. we don't live that far away. i've never seen anything that has concerned me before. ore. >> police won't tell us whether the stabbing was recorded on store surveillance cameras. this marks h