. >> reporter: judge brian corrigan took into account camacho's cooperation and couldn't ignore suzanne's suffering. camacho got 10 years. paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> denise: a follow occupy a carjacking in ohio city. brandon clark was in court today. police say he stole a 67-year-old woman's car and ran her over. clark pleaded not guilty to felonious assault and robbery charges today. he is held on a $100,000 bond. >> dan: let's take a look at a better day on wall street just a bit after the dow plunged and nasdaq plunged wednesday. the open. can you see we closed up 38 points on the nasdaq. the dow up 125 points. that's a good sign. >> with gas prices under it 2 a gallon we all have a little extra money in our pocket. is that a good thing? news. for the most part it is. what about the theory that our 401-k's are taking a beating because of the low oil prices. brian duffy went digging for answers. >> reporter: you don't need to be an economist to understand that if you are paying less for gas, you have more money to spend in other ways on other products. what is the relationship betw

members are corrigan, to determine feasibility and that's been approved. >> the tactical team will be wearing coveralls, shin guards, stab-proof vests, helmets and gas masks. we also have the electronic immobilizing device, otherwise called a stun gun and we also have an eid shield. >> i'm always training myself. physically, psychologically, to be on guard, to be ready to combat these officers or prisoners, whatever might come my way. and i can do it. >> the extraction team sprays pepper spray into the cell and waits. >> they'll give the prisoner an order to comply. if the prisoner complies, then he'll be removed from the cell and whatever they need to do, they will do. >> but roberson doesn't comply. after two applications of pepper spray, the officers move in. >> after a prisoner is sprayed with o.c., we're obligated to take him over and wash him off with cold water. and then he'll be strip searched and moved to a different cell. he stays there two hours. >> are you going to be here forever? >> you can be least proud -- >> they're the ones that say stuff. i'm not going to let nobody

host: and tommy is on the line in corrigan., i am a 76-year-old man and i remember way back in the 1950's when they use the ku klux klan to kill a lot of black folks. now they are using the police to kill and judges aren't doing anything about it. that is what my beef is about today. and another one is, if you can control someone's pocketbook, you can control the man or the woman. so as long as they can keep the minimum wage down, they can control you. another thing with civil rights is voting rights. when you put the restriction on voting, there shouldn't be no restriction on a person voting. that should be the focus. good morning. of several tommy is one callers who have brought up voting rights. here we have dn in ohio. in ohio.e have dan caller: back in the 1960's in chicago, there were people going in and voting with the names of dead people. this occurred millions of times. if someone was dead and their name was expunged, someone could vote with their name. what do you see as the key civil rights issue? everyone has a rig

talk fast good evening board members and staff my name is dave crow i represent the requester ann corrigan and her family there is an old familiar two familiar you're aware of this in many cases got in the unit since 2012 they've been good tenants and good neighbors on october 27, 2015, out the the blue a notice of terms the owners so you get to remove the unit from the rental market not any, no, sir, that the landlord applied for a demolition permit no opportunity to see it to it was fact parents that promoted did boards resolution that the board of supervisors amend the planning code q notice to tenant and landlord will apply for permitted to remove the units you're likely aware that new law took effect an january 8th unfortunately ms. corey began and her family will not benefit from the new law that doesn't mean that she was not required to receive a similar notice and as i wrote in any brief calciferol code requires the owner of a residential dwelling unit or any owner for a permit to demolish it renal with dwelling unit shall be given written notice of that fact the current tenant pri

talk fast good evening board members and staff my name is dave crow i represent the requester ann corrigan and her family there is an old familiar two familiar you're aware of this in many cases got in the unit since 2012 they've been good tenants and good neighbors on october 27, 2015, out the the blue a notice of terms the owners so you get to remove the unit from the rental market not any, no, sir, that the landlord applied for a demolition permit no opportunity to see it to it was fact parents that promoted did boards resolution that the board of supervisors amend the planning code q notice to tenant and landlord will apply for permitted to remove the units you're likely aware that new law took effect an january 8th unfortunately ms. corey began and her family will not benefit from the new law that doesn't mean that she was not required to receive a similar notice and as i wrote in any brief calciferol code requires the owner of a residential dwelling unit or any owner for a permit to demolish it renal with dwelling unit shall be given written notice of that fact the current tenant pri

civilian in space, christa corrigan mcauliffe. christa attended marion high school in framingham state university. she married her high school sweetheart steve. she had two children, scott and caroline. she eventually became a high school social studies teacher in concord, new hampshire. in 1984, ronald reagan announced that nasa would send its first private citizen into space, and that person would be a teacher. a few months later, christa beat out over 11,000 other applicants to become the first teacher in space. christa was thrilled, a dream come true. she reportedly told johnny carson if you're offered a seat on a rocket ship, don't ask what seat, just take it. mr. president, 30 years ago today, senator ted kennedy entered an excerpt of christa mcauliffe's nasa application into the public record, and i'd like to re-enter it for the record and read it again today. when asked why she wanted to be the first private citizen in space, christa mcauliffe wrote i remember the excitement in my home when the first satellites were launch