chagrin falls superintendent robert hunt says that the post contra connects the work that has opinion done throughout the last couple of months, he says there is no indication that lead levels at the schools are higher than they should be. the agency told the district in november that monitoring is no longer required and that water is safe. more tests were requested last week. members members of the community contacted robert hunt. >> i want to make sure that first and foremost, we have done everything that we needed to do which i believe that our staff did correctly and we took sure that the said of staff and children are taken care of. >> they should check about it. that's not good. kids have problems later on in life drinking the water. >> the results from the additional tests come back next week and it's important to know that the school uses well water. >>> and, now to a developing tory. c.d.c. officials confirms three more people are sick with listeria. they are the latest in an outbreak tied to salad packaged ohio. meanwhile, newly released inspection report show the proper pro

superintendent robert hunt says that contradicts what the e.p.a. told him. new test results are due next week. the school is only using bottled water for now. >> romona: the trouble continues in seabring after high levels of lead were found in the drinking water supply. the village is handing out bottled water and state lawmakers want the e.p.a. to explain why they didn't warn the public earlier. >>> still to come on cleveland 19 news at 6:00 where is marty flask? about a high ranking city hall leader. jeff? >> jeff: weather vision source clouds getting out of here. we are all clear and much more on the big weekend warm up in the next segment. rating. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: we are asking more questions about marty flask. he is a top assistant to mayor frank jackson. >> mark: we are wondering what exactly does that mean and what is flask responsible for. dani carlson is here now and what she found out. >> reporter: we told you at 5:00 flask has consistent hours on differen

website. superintendent robert hunt says he was caught by surprise. >> i was obviously taken aback because it was contradictory to what we had been told. >> reporter: a startling alert by the e.p.a. specifically to gurney elementary warning that children and pregnant women should use filtered or bottled water to prevent lead contamination. >> we were not aware of it. the statement certainly doesn't align with the action that we were told to takes a a school district. >> reporter: school had issues in august. ph levels from low use in the summer affected copper pipes and ultimately lead levels. two of 10 tests showed high levels. ph treatment was adjusted from powder to a more efficient liquid form and, by november, hunt says tests showed gurney was in the clear. >> the last communication we had from the e.p.a. was that, one, we didn't have to continue testing. we have that documented. and, two, that the water was fine moving forward. tests. results are expected february 3. but, as a precaution, the district has shut down drinking fountains and the school will be using only bottled water fo

learned from the recent receiving isn't with high levels regular, chagrin falls superintendentls robert hunt says noay indication that lead is in the water, but just to be safe water fountains have been taken down and bottles are passed out while in session. >> believe that this was simply because of high ph in the water of the issue, the original issue .e >> superintendent says that water treatment equipment was upgraded after high levels of lead were foundtm h in august and september the drinking water was declared safe this recent warning discovered can't school officials off guard, additional samples additional samples have been taken resultsts are expected next week weekct and until then the school will continue to give out bottled water. >> what happens in the aliza sherman case after her attorney is i charged. >> prosecutors and police say that investigation is ongoing at the defense attorney says that he denies any wrongdoing, there's still no late charge with aliza sherman's murderha but her a divorce attorney accused investigators .vous the cuyahoga county fair's west end march 24,

the levels were high and in violation of the ohio administrative code for failure superintendent robert hunt says notice contradicts what the epa told them in november. the water was tested at t.c. gurney elementary back in august and september. both times the epa did not find the overall levels to be too high but instead said some samples may be high because of ph levels. the ph issues was addressed, the water treatment equipment was upgraded and the district was informed in november the water was safe. we had a community member found the alert on their website and because it was contradictory to what we had been told. on the website there is a disclaimer at the bottom that essentially says this is not necessarily the recommended course of action by the epa. i'm not sure how that happened they're going through and addressing that but we followed all of there direction and taken the action they have provided us throughout this process. again what the epa has told them except is different from what they put on the website. he said they would not be going through this process if the alert was

a particular children @and pregnant women should not @be using them, the school @superintendent robert hunt says @this is the exact @contradiction, back in august @levels were found and repeated @testing through september and @occ showed levels fluctuating @so they brought in a water @treatment company totally @changed overover, overhauled @the water system. @the levels were tested, @everything fine until about a @week ago when the epa told the @district they needed more @samples, they are supposed to @get back next week, everybody @in wait and see mode to see @what those samples reveal, @lena. @>> thanks, will. @>>> we could get more answers @today when a body was found, @police responded to the home @avenue yesterday as part of the @missing persons investigation, @a cadaver dog uncould haved the @body. @cleveland heights may be @charged with dumping billing @water on his friend. @a 12-year-old with third degree @burns on his back, a woman told @us it was just boys being byes @much the 9-year-old told police @it was a prank, tiffany. @>>> the spread of zika virus @prompted three major airl

update on chagrin falls gurney elementary where tests showed elevated lead school superintendent robert hunt says in spite of alert still on the ohio e.p.a. web site a test in november showed gurney was in the clear but they spent today making sure bottled water is available to students and staff there and staying in touch with the e.p.a., and they another round of testing next wednesday. and of course we are staying on top of this story for you and report to you as soon as we hear back from other local school systems, on rare, on-line and palm of your hand on the cleveland 19 news app. >> dan: the northern ohio spca is asking for your help to keep deese toll keep on trucking. the public suffered a spinal injury after pinned under a broken porch nearly a week. he needs surgery for a chance at a normal life. animal clinic emergency agreed to do the surgery at a discount and it could still cost $5,000. if you would like to help with diesel's medical costs you can donate to the sbc parma shelter. >> denise: look at that baby. clinic. they saved my gabby. >>> continuing coverage of campaign 2016

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fox 35's tracy jacim has the details. ocala police are on the hunt for a missing and endangered man. authorities say 50- year-old robert allen baker last spoke to his family over the phone yesterday afternoon. he made statements that have them concerned for his well-being. authorities say baker may be heading towards the "ocala national forest' area-- in a 2001 red dodge caravan with the florida tag 8-6-5- 3-p-r. baker has been known to have weapons .. and may be armed and dangerous. if you see him-- do not approach him -- just call 9-1-1. the man accused of orlando police officer will be in court today. was arrested yesterday-- after recognized his truck from a prior arrest. morgan is accused richard fink --during alongside the truck. it happened early yesterday morning along kaley and division avenue. police found the truck abandoned-- and traced it back to morgan. morgan is charged with fleeing and eluding an officer. officer fink has been diagnosed with a concussion. happening today-- a convicted serial killer is scheduled to be executed this evening. oscar ray bolin is scheduled to die by lethal injection at flori

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wasn't enough---but nsu is still a very good team and still in the hunt----the loss snapped a 4-game win streak--- and in fact---coach robert jones----says this could be a good learning experience come tournament time--- "some of these guys have never played in this environment. so you kind of learn some things about your inner-self in this environment, but i like a tournament environment, kind of like scope would be. so it was good for us to play here now, and hopefully down the road it will be a learning experience. pirates have now won four of the last six meetings against the spartans--- next matchup between these two---march 3rd in norfolk---- uva lost its first three acc road games, and struggled to find any consistency away from charlottesville----but the two-time champions are starting to find their form--- yesterday---playing maybe their most complete game of the season in a 63-47 rout at 16th ranked louisville--- tony bennett's patent pack-line defense was in peake form--- forcing the home cardinals into 18 turnovers--- anthony gill the dunk---he had 13 points--- and so did malcolm brogden---- there with the fastb

. >> ben: please are on the hunt for a fifth man for assaulting an 18-year-old woman at gunpoint. robert moses has the latest, his live in crown heights of brooklyn. >> reporter: good morning to you, we we believe those four suspects are here at the brooklyn special victims unit. charges are still pending in this crime. a crime that is one city's recent memory. this morning, police are still looking for one suspect who they say participated in a brutal gang rape thursday evening inside osborne plate ground in brownsville. he and four others were captured on surveillance video from a nearby shop. one 14-year-old to 15 euros, and a 17-year-old are already in custody. police apprehended two of those teens, the of those teens, the other two surrendered. >> this is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. remac the outrage from the public advocate at go what many in brownsville feel. please say the victim and her father were inside when the five approach. one pointed a gun at the father and demanded that he leave. he ran to get help and police the each of the five suspects raytheon woman. susp

new this morning-- the hunt for a missing and endangered man--who they believe-- may have a gun. authorities say 50- year-old robert allen baker last over the phone comments have them concerned for his well-being. authorities say baker may be heading towards the ocala national forest area-- in a 2001 red dodge caravan with the florida tag 8-6-5-3p-r. baker has been known to carry weapons, and may be armed and dangerous. if you see him, do not approach him... just call 9-1-1. in orange county-- the man accused of dragging an orlando police officer with his truck... will be in court today. trayston morgan was arrested yesterday-- after police say they recognized his pick- up from a prior arrest. morgan is accused of grabbing officer traffic stop... and alongside the truck. yesterday morning along kaley and division avenue. later found his pick-up abandoned... and traced it back to right now-- he is facing charges of fleeing and eluding an officer. the officer that was injured has been diagnosed with a concussion. happening today-- killer is scheduled oscar ray bolin is scheduled to die by lethal injection at florida

. >> for more on governor haley's response, we turn to kasie hunt and steve kornacki, and robert costapost," an msnbc political analyst. casey, start with you. to the response from nikki haley and the moment, yeah, she went there in that moment acknowledging she did call out donald trump in that response. interesting also how that will be received. >> that's right. i was talking with some of haley's advisers ahead of the speech, they said she didn't want this to be just a generic state of the union response, she wanted to say something here. keep in mind this is something that was carefully crafted with paul ryan's team on capitol hill. what you heard from her is in many ways paul ryan's vision for what he wants the republican party to be. but she's someone that clearly stepped into the spotlight and found a comfort zone as a national politician on issues like this in a way she maybe hadn't before, when she was first elected governor of south carolina, but she stayed out of the spotlight. when the confederate flag issue came up, she stepped to the forefront, found success and continued

hunt for a pair of crooks who attack a store >> making a political point. south florida lawmaker asking her colleagues to make a s4rong stance at the state of the union. >> robert morgan, actually two schools in one. a high school and adult education center where students learn things like welding and they're ready for the industry. lots to brag about. the story coming up. the live, the news on nbc 6 uth florida starts now. >> tonight several families in mourning after a car veers off the road and ends up in the water killing three people. >> a teen ijer the latest victim bobby is life with the latest.

robert de niro. in his speech he said it was stallone acting in his own at caused him and ben affleck to insist they star their break-through script for "good will hunting."ca chastain was there and favorite moment, interviewingjacob and his co-star brie larson. >> that's right. >> a little uncomfortable there on the carpet, but seeing them on screen together, they're amazing. we'll see brie this sunday. globe.rate with all the stars who are soaking up this magical time in their lives. >> their moment has finally arrivedm definitely going to celebrate. >> and "e.t." is in the moment. >> goo >> celebrating with a front-row seat. >> wow. he dreams, the couples, the fashions. >> looks phenomenal. >> and what we overheard at the after-party.u can handle. >> twitter's going to explode. >> monday on "e.t." >> wow, do not miss that. we wouldn't be surprised to see the golden globes on sunday. tonight she kicks off the final season of "american idol" on fox, but she's not stopping there. the debut of her new nbc cop drama "shades of blue" and we're with jennifer as she gets ready to never sleep again. rest for attempted bribery of a police officer. >> fbi, darl

. >>> also new, ocala police are on the hunt for a missing and endangered man who may be armed with a gun. >> ryan: 50-year-old robert allen baker, spoke to family over the phone yesterday afternoon and he made statements that had them concerned for his well being and he could be heading toward the ocala national forest and the 2001 read dodge caravan, there is the plate number, 865-3pr, is known to have weapons and is considered to be dangerous. don't approach him but instead call 911. >> amy: a man accused of dragging a police officer with his truck will be in court this morning. he was arrested yesterday after police say they recognized his he's accused of grabbing officer richard fink during a traffic stop and dragging him along snide the truck. it happened early yesterday morning along kaley and division. police say they later found the truck abandoned and traced it back to morgan and now he's facing charges of fleeing and eluding an officer. the officer injured is diagnosed with a concussion. >> breaking news out of france, police have killed an armed man wearing what turned out to be a fake explosive vest at a

robert, thank you. a suspected leave tried to cover up a security camera. he forgot to cover his face. this man tried to steal a car dispenser from a laundry room in the hunt! neighborhood. the video was just released. you can see his face here. he tried to cover the lens. he damaged the door but he dispenser. it was successfully taken. if you know is, call crime stoppers . could michael bloomberg to throw his hat into the ring? he has commission polls to see looking at chance he would have. bloomberg's rep had no comment. he was a longtime democrat before switching to the republican party. he switched to a independent in 2007. >> he could switch things up, for sure. ben: the weather is trying to keep us on our toes. one day you have no jacket in the next day you need a scarf and hat and everything. we are returning back to winter. 33 and poughkeepsie. sussex is in the mid-20s. these numbers are running at 200 colder than they were at this time yesterday. bundle up if you had out the door. it's a couple snowflakes near the capital district. plenty of sunshine and don't before that you look out the window. it will be cold. windy conditions make it feel like

. >> robert frank joins us now along with world renowned artist hunt slonem. it's wonderful out there. filled with things i would love to have but can't afford. thanks. what is it. how do you get the old houses finally to restoring them? it's almost -- >> they find you. >> is that the way it works? >> yes. absolutely. >> the ultimate sort of expression i guess might be surroundings, architecture. >> it's just one of those miracles of destiny. i was having a show in new orleans and somebody from dubai bought my show out and the realtor said get in the car, miss emily died we're going to albania. >> how many piece? >> you told me you sold 72 paintings in one opening in dubai. then you were in moscow. i mean you're all over the world. people underestimate how global a brand you've become. what is it like overseas for your art. what is the reception lining? >> i like what they said in moscow. i had the a show in the museum of art and given an award by the royal academy of arts, merit of honor by the world academy by peter the great. the words that they used were m

robert de niro. in his speech, matt said it was stallone acting in his own rocky script that inspired both matt and ben affleck to insist they script in "goodwill hunting." also on hand, hateful 8 sam jackson and jennifer jason lee. at that point still undecided on her globe gown. >> i don't know what i'm wearing yet. keep your fingers crossed for me. >> interviewing 9-year-old and his co-star for best actress and globe nominee larson. >> stepping up her fashion game in a couture dress and told me she's been to the golden globes before but not as a nominee. >> i went with my neighbor before. but i sat in the back. i got it hang out. but this is my first time going. >> on globes night, i'll be back stage with the winners and we will bring you those winners live. yes, live on "e.t.'s" facebook page as they happen. >> that's going to be a a lot of fun. >> sure is. olympic sport for the nominees. you can't go into the golden globes without a little warm-up. that's why we spotted will, cate blanchett and so many other hopefuls on new year's weekend at the paul springs international film festival. >> mary hart hosting the gala and doing double duty for us. b

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hunts man. it is 30 before the hour. the show will go on with or without donald trump. he is backing out of the debate just ahead of the iowa caucus. >> john roberts in des moines iowa with the latest. good morning, john. >>> he has been threatening this today. he has been trying to get megyn kelly booted as a moderator. when he couldn't do that he decided he's going to take his ball home. he didn't like the fact that fox news was making fun of him for not wanting megyn to ask questions. >> they can't toy with me like thick toy with everybody else. let them have their debate and see how they do with ratings. after the trump campaign pulled the plug we can't give in to terzations of any of the employees. trump is still welcome and will be treated fairly just as he has been during his 132 appearances on fox news and fox business. he cannot dictate the moderators or the questions. megyn kelly says she is looking toer ward to tomorrow night. >> i will be there. brett is already there. i think wallace is coming today. i am not sure. the debate will go on with or without mr. trump. >> politically what donald trump has done is handed ted cruz the opening