among the fired officers, michael breelow. the union called the firings politically motivated. >> there's two people promoted out of this whole thing. who are those, folks? mike mcgrath, the police chief gets promoted. >> all the officers violated police rules. the union has already filed grievances to get their jobs back. the final outcome could take months. >>> there's a construction boom in downtown cleveland. close to 300 apartments are in the works are another 4,000 to come. this morning. this, alyssa? do. but we do, actually. the radisson is for sale. this is a reflection of what's we have residential. we have restaurants. the next wave is retail. i'm told after the national retail conference this may, we're going to see a big wave of big named stores. >> luxury apartments, retail stores, restaurants. >> the buzz word in our city. we're probably an 18-hour city, knight frank worked with the sale. they will supply for downtown. office market. >> coin says we see this happening in the flats and the stabilized market sparke

among the fired officer, michael breelow who was acquitted for firing the final 15 shots. the union is calling the firings politically motivated. >> there's two people promoted out of this whole thing. who are those, folks? mike mcgrath, the then police director. suspensions. rules. they filed grievances to get the appeal will go before abarbitrator. the final outcome could take months. >> new rules will be in place about fake weapons that look very real. the prosecutor's office are launching a new initiative. they're saying they are seeing more cases of young offenders using things like pellets and air guns to scare people. they will let the juvenile court detain youth offenders or put them on probation for using the look alike weapons. >>> right now the population is growing in downtown cleveland. close to 300 apartments are under construction with another 4,000 in the works. alyssa raymond joins us live this morning with a look at what's ahead for downtown. it sounds exciting, alyssa. >> reporter: it is exciting. we have residences, restaurants. by the end of the may wh