. >> kim: 13-year-old mari lynch. >> they said they would beat my face in and like, kill me. >> kim: another post, "i'll shoot you with my gun, you're going to die, i'll kil as much as i can before i die." the messages sent by confiscating students' phones. mom, deana blackwilder feels investigators didn't move fast enough. donna ledbetter says students were afraid to go to school. christopher green said his daughter thought earlier messages were a joke >> the death threats started coming through. that's when i got involved. >> kim: detectives worked extremely hard, including overnight. >> be patient and let us find out the details. >> kim: the students and their parents say sexually explicit messages began two weeks ago. tuesday, explicit direct messages known as dms come again. wednesday, a student said a 9:00 a.m. thursday, parents a say second juvenile was questioned but not arrested. the . >> so we had taken care of that on the front end. >> kim: parents happy to hear the news and thankful no violence took place. but i just got off the phone with one of the parents that we inter

. >> kim: 13-year-old mari lynch. >> they said they would beat my face in and like, kill me. >> kim: another post, "i'll shoot you with my gun, you're going to die, i'll kil as much as i can before i die." the messages sent by

. >>> mary lynch was sentenced to prison for steals 7$700,000 fro the district attorney's office. lynch was the financial administrator for the office and prosecutors say she spent the money on concert tickets and sporting events, facebook photos showing her at the events helped to convict her. >>> a pothole that wreaked havoc for cars driving on i-95 northbound was patched up today. chopper 6 hd was over the scene at girard avenue in the port richmond section of philadelphia, as workers repaired the hole for the second time this month. it opened up again during last night's heavy rain and 13 cars were damaged after driving into the hole, after tomorrow's rush hour this section of the highway will be shut down, some workers can lay concrete for a more permanent fix. police are looking for the person that drove a car into a building in wilmington this morning. the crash happened at 9:30 on lancaster avenue and clayton street, someone slammed into a parked car and liquor store and ran off. >>> coming up tonight, high fashion unique materials and young designers show off their creati

mary moloney explains. << (loretta lynch/u. s attorney general): "we intend to aggressively prosecute this case and we intend to prevail." city of ferguson targets african americans . (loretta lynch/u. . attorney

reporter mary moloney explains. "(loretta lynch/u. s attorney general): "we intend to aggressively prosecute this case and we intend to prevail." the attorney general says the city of ferguson targets african americans . ( loretta ly s attorney general): "the residents of ferguson have suffered the deprivation of their constitutional rights, the rights guaranteed to all americans, for decades. they have waited decades for justice. they should not be forced to wait any longer." federal investigators say some police officers would stop people and arrest them without cause -- and use unreasonable force -- to generate city revenue. (speaker): "they think i have this hoodie on, i'm a bad guy." the doj spent seven months negotiating with the city -- to reform the police department and court system. but when the deal was submitted to council members for a vote tuesday night, they changed those terms -- by adding seven amendments -- that among other things mified deadlines -- fees -- and waters down staffing requirements. ( mayor james knowle

charlie luken was the sitting mayor at that time will sit along side the reverand damon lynch the 3rd and police captian maris harold and activist iris roley. they will share their discussion on the aftermath of those days of violence and the state of cincinnati today. >> a lot of these folks work together in 2000 and one. with an event like that, you will have disagreements. the disagreements will evolve. it' ll be interesting to see how the disagreements have evolved. we do not know what to expect. reporter: the resulting collaborative agreement has emerged as a nation wide model for police and community relations serving as a guidline in recent examples of urban violence like ferguson. but participants say this conversation continues that work and indicates much remains to be said. richard chiles wlwt news 5. mike: -- sheree: you' ll be able to watch the town hall online at wlwt.com. again, the forum begins at 7 this evening at the cintas center. mike: the cincinnati streetcar. the agency responsible for securing advertising. it could generate as much as $550,000 for the city. so far no ad said than sold b