i'm the park historian and now we're standing in front of the clover hill tavern. this is the oldest building in the village built in 1819. in fact, this area was called clover hill before it became appomattox courthouse in 1845. this county was one of the later counties formed, and they took part of the four surrounding counties and formed appomattox county in 1845. this county had about 9,000 people in it. more than half of them were enslaved, working on the tobacco farms. as of 1860, about 120 people lived here in appomattox courthouse. folks would stay at the clover hill tavern as they traveled along the stage road. the courthouse was built in 1846, maybe finished in 1847. there was a jail that burned during the war and a new jail was built across the road. interestingly enough, when people come to appomattox courthouse, they learned in their schoolbooks that the surrender took place at appomattox courthouse. the actual slaying took place in the house of mclean. if you're talking about the building, courthouse would simply be one word. this is where the most si

. >> the owners here at the tavern have tried everything from social media to even being showcased on the famous show, " our rescues." but it was still not enough. >> i know they gave it their all and we're going to miss them. >> it was a facebook post. travelers tavern closing its doors just last summer, the front man, tim and michael famously underwent a makeover. >> so, i am trying to market food at full price. >> fast-forward to today and now, they are closing. the two of them explained that their main careers have gotten way too busy. the mayor says he understands how juggling multiple did a very good job and we are sad and going to miss them, for sure. >> traveler's tavern is now the fifth business to close. losing them is a huge hit for the surrounding community. >> there is one thing i can say for sure if they are a positive force for the crowd they bring and also, personally, they were positive europe are always on the heat -- on the up the -- upbeat. >> the last day for live music will be september 3. i got a chance to speak to a lot of people in the area and they said trave

to great falls tavern visitors center where we'll take a boat ride to learn about the history of thehesapeake and ohio canal. >> i would like to introduce myself. my name is cassandra sohyda. i'm a seasonal park ranger here. i think we're going to cast off here shortly. but we're going to go ahead and start and give you a brief history of here on the canal. all right. so it is called the chesapeake and ohio canal. but definitely doesn't reach to the chesapeake bay and doesn't go to the ohio river, which is our intention of the canal when we first started building it near in july 4th of 1828. we wanted to try to connect the eastern shore with what was considered the west back then. the west was up in ohio, pennsylvania, that area. we wanted to connect pittsburgh to the chesapeake bay. and so what we did was we started building this canal. we tried earlier, it was george washington's dream to actually use the potomac river as a way to transport goods. back then it was seen as a very reasonable thing to do so he went ahead and had a canal system built on that side and built a canal righ

we're back in front of the clover hill tavern which was owned in 1865 by wilson hicks. i'm going to take you inside and tell you what important events took place in the tavern with the printing of parole passes for the confederate soldiers so they could return home. we're now inside the clover hill tavern where parole passes were printed for the confederate soldiers to return home. part of the agreement was that general lee's army would be paroled rather than sent to prison camp. general lee and general grant met a second time here at appomattox on horseback on the morning of april 10, and general lee requested some safeguard for his men that were going home. general lee surrendered only one army, the army of north virginia. there was still joseph johnston in north carolina and richard taylor with troops in louisiana and alabama, kirby submit out in texas. his soldiers will be passing through these areas where armies could still be fighting. they don't want these soldiers to be picked up and sent off to prison camp. they don't want to be pressed back into the confederat

and so the middle section of the great falls tavern was the original lock house that was built in 1828 and it was where the first lock family would live and then in 1831 we had finished the two additions on the north and the south end. the north end is the hotel part of the tavern and the bottom floor where you guys all had brought your tickets from, that was called the ballroom and it was the tavern at one point so it did serve alcohol back then and so that's where people would come from georgetown. they would take a four-hour trip up here to great falls and they'd ride boats just like this one and this was a packet or passenger boat and they would take the trips to escape the city and stay here at great falls just to kind of get away from it, relax, and they would stay up in the second or third floor. the second floor was for men and female quarters so they had to stay separately on that second floor unless they were able to provide a marriage license. if they were able to do that then they could stay on the third floor which was the attic or the honeymoon suite is what it was called

lee road landmark has a new name and ownership.an breeze comic-con saturday reopen today as the tavern company,e and jim brown and killed during a robbery two years ago, a former employee offered to take over, on sunday they transformed the colony int the tavern company which is not open for business.. still ahead another major airline computer crash. for southwest now delta deals with inexpensive mast, what wen wrong s was to mark and how the airline is trying to make peace delta air lines getting back to normal after canceling flights. was a long line this one at the delta ticket counter at hopkins as they waited to see when the flight would take offt or they had to change flight th lines were much shorter in the afternoon at akron-canton, the outage causing long delays the . i apologize for the challenges this has createded in your travel experience the delt teams working very hard tr to restore and get the system's backnd as quickly as possible. those of you who have been inconvenienced me to access to make changes to your travel plans we've instituted systemwide waivers.ut >> delt

we're back in front of the clover hill tavern which was owned in 1865 by wilson hicks. i'm going to take you inside and tell you what important events took place in the tavern with the printing of parole passes for the confederate soldiers so they could return home. we're now inside the clover hill tavern where parole passes were printed for the confederate soldiers to return home. part of the agreement was that general lee's army would be paroled rather than sent to prison camp. general lee and general grant met a second time here at appomattox on horseback on the morning of april 10, and general lee requested some safeguard for his men that were going home. general lee surrendered only one army, the army of north virginia. there was still joseph johnston in north carolina and richard taylor with troops in louisiana and alabama, kirby submit out in texas. his soldiers will be passing through these areas where armies could still be fighting. they don't want these soldiers to be picked up and sent off to prison camp. they don't want to be pressed back into the confederat

for the commuter report brought to you by the waze wordt on i-95 in ewing one mile an hour by bear tavern road. it's a spot to watch right now. >> there's new information on a nine hour siege at the american university of afghanistan. 12 people were killed and dozens more wounded. students police officers and security guard among the dead. militant opened fire at buildings and tossed grenades into classrooms. police killed two attackers 8 1/2 hours later. >> brand new here, a woman in western pennsylvania keeps getting into food related domestic violence. she is accused of stabbing her husband with scissors and biting him because he drank her beer. back in 2013 she was arrested for getting into fistfight with her boyfriend because he forget to bring home barbecue salsa on christmas eve. >>> the owner of berks county farm who supplies small animals to pet co-is facing cruelty charges. the national pet chains have cut ties with holmes. >>> this morning there's a social media firestorm over a waiver giving permission for their child to opt out over reciting the pledge of allegiance. parents

he had the owner of the liberty tavern say we don't support smoking at our tavern and it should be band everywhere. john: he doesn't support medical marijuana. he understands virginia is a trading state. he supported tpp. the very week he was named vice president, he was endorsing the tpp. the other thing he has been good on is insisting it's congress' right and responsibility to decide whether we go to war. he's been critical of the democratic president for engaging in war in iraq and syria without getting authorization from congress. hillary did the say in 2007, she, obama and biden answered a questionnaire and said the president cannot start wars without congressional authorization. but then they got elected. john: we are about to get to the third guy, bill weld. i asked on social media, what do you think about the vp pick. >> he voted not just for the patriot act in the heat of war, but to renew the patriot act even when some republicans were saying let's stop and think about this. john: another one on facebook, i'm puzzled by the weld pick. >> as a republican go was quite libertari

helmet belonging to a fallen firefighter was stolen from a tavern in new jersey. wayne mcquaid died from cancer 25 years ago. his helmet hung on the wall along with otherir someone took it. the tavern owners want it returned, they say, no questions asked. >>> family business in southern new jersey goes up in flames. unfortunately the product they sold helped fuel the devastating fire. the lumber yard has been a mainstay in gloucester county for several years. it was destroyed by a massive fire. no working hydrants in the area. water out of a nearby lake. no word on what caused the fire. >>> we are now five days from the start of the olympic games. you see right there, from the u.s. and several other countries, athletes arrived streaming through the international arrivals area at the airport in rio. opening ceremony takes place friday night. some preliminary events actually start before then. everyone is ready to let the games begin. amazing country for volleyball so we're really excited to be here and to experience it with them and hopefully with the fans, too, an

he said the music schedule and his partner's other business are taking them away from the tavern and it's sadly time to move on. >> oh, you will be missed. >>> and it's 4:57 right now. ahead at 5, inmate escape. the prisoner on the chief blaming a local hospital for letting him run off. >> and plus, a dangerous toy inside a mcdonald's happy meal . >>> a local officer on the wrong side of the law. why the sandusky sheriff is facing criminal charges this morning. >> and following breaking news thed latest images coming into the live deck. >> and stopping a strike. why the cleveland school board is cope fiddent it will work out. and thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning, august 24th. i'm jackie fernandez. >> i'm terrence lee. everyone is in the good mood for the wednesday. >> i know. >> and we must continue to move forward as we are in your side and let's look at that good and showing a speck of green in southern portions of summit county and some low cloud coverage. and we have them moving along the satellite. and the bigger picture here shows more wet weather heading our

this happened outside the mill pond tavern here in center port. the man that lives in certain port was charged with dwi. this happened during a birthday party going on in the tavern last night around 9:00. we stopped by the auto body shop where a lot of these nine cars are being held right now. the owner of the auto body shop tells me he believes the damages are between 150 and $200,000 total. we spoke to partygoers they heard the loud noise from inside. they say it sounded like he backed up and hit more cars, reversed then hit them again. the birthday girl said everyone ran out to see what was going on. >> he must have been drunk. we walked outside. there was a whole bunch of pieces of cars. everybody's car was basically totaled on the outside. he basically hit every car on the outside of the lot. from inside the restaurant ran out and tackled him inside his car and held him until police arrived. he is being held on $15,000 bail. live in center port, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> also in long island, the first funer

accident on i-95 northbound side exit 2 bare tavern road. traffic is barely squeezing by, coming into pennsylvania from mercer county you're seeing slowing. stay on route 1 trenton morrisville bridge that's a better bet no problems on route 1. >> there's new information on the nine hour siege of the american university at afghanistan. 12 killed and dozens wounded. students police officers and security guard are among the dead. militant opened fire on buildings and tossed grenades into classrooms,. >>> a man riding a bike has been attacking women in philadelphia. investigators say the man rides up behind the women and reaches under their dresses and gropes them. four attacks happened in center city and south philadelphia. the man carries a black backpack with orange side panels. if you have information on who the man is, police want to hear from you. >> a woman from western pennsylvania keeps getting into newed and drink related violence. she is accused of stabbing her husband with scissors because he drank her beer. when i said i wanted to f

log on attack at the baseball tavern and a link at that go fund these page. >>> new details are coming out about a deadly hot air balloon crash in texas. a source close to the investigation now say that the pilot may not have seen the power line before hitting them. the source says the pilot was trying to lower the balloon in a break in the clouds when it happened. it happened over the weekend and the balloon hit the lines, caught fire and then crashed. all 16 people on board were was the deadliest hot air balloon crash in u.s. history. the exact cause of the crash remains under investigation. disney world is getting to work putting a new security plan in place in the wake of a toddler's death. workers are building a stone wall around the lake where 2-year-old lane graves was killed by an alligator. the wall will wrap the beaches at the seven seas lagoon. the latest that the resort has secured the area. they have put up warning signs and ropes to >>> a health warning in new hampshire about a bacteria in a pond. the department of environmental services says sciono bacteria has been foun

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>>> t the native american word for the salem area and ordinary is an old colonial term for a tavern. kind of like the salem tavern. >>> today chef mat in the is grilling up a classic american favorite, the pork chop with grilled peaches and whiskey glaze. start by making the glaze. >>> we use a cup juice half a cup of whiskey made in boston here, about a half cup of brown sugar. >> reporter: still well. >>> bring this to a bill and let is simmer for 15 minutes to reduce it dunn a little bit. >> reporter: then slice the peaches. >>> i don't want to cut them too small so they don't fall apart on the grill. >>> cook with a little vegetable oil. >>> nice and coated so it doesn't stick to the grill. >>> next, the star of the show a well-brianed pork chop. >>> that served on the grill. >>> then add peaches and let peaches. >>> nice grill marks on there. temperature about 145 degrees. i can flip it over here. >> anchor: another 6 to 8 minutes and it's all good. chef matt prepares to plate this monster chop with sweet potato hash and broccoli raab. >>> we'll grab the pork chop here. >>> then

ago,y a former employee offered to take over , on sunday they work to transform the colony into the tavern company, is now open for business. rain city council voted to place a fire levy on the november ballot,, if pascal and raise one $.4 million a year f five years, last month the city a budget deficit, then a week later the received a two-year,a $3 million grant to bring those firefighters back on job, the city leaders said the passage o the fire levy will help protect the city if it does not receive another grant in 2018. first place and then start a long stretch in dc they will play the national who are in first place in their division, they split a two-game set in cleveland two tribe got some help last night, seattle mariners got a pair of rbi singles then the starter should of the detroit tigers, but they three-zero loss the tigers fall two and half games behind indians in the al computer struggle to climb dozens of steps and rta busy rapid stops. the i-team is asking why? ed gallek has more on this frustrating elevator outage. does a long hard walk from into tower city. step after

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((jen and this local tavern... serving up rounds of spirts and stars... hollywood comes to tampa i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. you can read the plan here. teco workers will continue inspecting high- voltage tranmission lines across tampa today. it could take up to four weeks for crews in low-flying helicopters to inspect all 13- hundred miles of lines in the city. the helicopter is flying between 30 and three- hundred feet above the lines. workers are using both infrared technology and everything. the inspections are taking place along tampa electric's urban and rural right of ways. you may also notice film crews across south tampa today... the film is called "no postage necessary"... and as we showed you a couple weeks ago, it's being shot entirely in hillsborough county. cre

the south end of the tavern was the new lock house where the family stayed.h this particular lock, it was time where -- they would tend to lock 20 here, they would also tend to lock 19 or 18 of a little bit further downstream. you got to imagine one man taking care of three different locks is a hard job to do as especially you saw of all the work that's done here in the lock. he would depend on how many locks and how much money he got paid by the chesapeake in ohio company. with three locks, he will get $250. that would allow him to hire an s assistance so he will be able to go ahead and have him help with the rest of the lock. >> the canal company was smart and they decided to hire men. you get the rest o f the family for free. so the rest of the family would help him as well working. the wife would help and some of the older children that they had. they would all be able to stay here in the lock houses for free. they're getting the $250 along with the house and they would get an acre of land. what that allowed them to do is ride for themselves. they're able

as the inauguration approach, visitors poured into the city, filling taverns, boarding houses and private homes. every one of them was desperate for a glance of washington. "i have seen him," a young woman breathlessly wrote home. i never saw a human being to look so great and noble as he does. i could fall down on my knees before him and bless them. a landlady was so overwrought that she experienced a virtually orgasmic collapse. her mind was so overcome by the expectations of seeing the president that it affected her whole frame in a very uncommon manner. it was so painful that though she promised herself much gratification, she wished it over. [laughter] so people responded to george in different ways. [laughter] so washington's charisma and his wholehearted commitment to the republican experiment, and that is what it was, and experiment, or powerful assets for the fragile government. but congress, you have to remember, was the most powerful branch of that government. it was there not in washington's mansion that the real decisions were made, the plans for the country were proposed, an

additional robbers -- robberies in the area this morning, but today it all ended right here at this local tavern >> a gunman holds up the restaurant and two other before getting away with a handful of cash. witnesses spotted him riding away on a motorcycle ending up a block aw the suspect blending in as just another custody until cops foun his bike and police surrounded the building. >> they said we and he was left behind by himse the so-called cruiser robber identified by him as 27-year-old shane recognizes is the son of city councilman steve ross. this woman came face-to-face with hi >> he takes out the gun, kinds of hides it and puts it on the >> reporter: he me for cash. was armed with a handgun. brought in other officers including plain clothes making sure that went down in the safe >> reporter: we sat for 5 minutes until they had arrested >> the suspect was arrested no injury, no struggle. >> thank -- [ indiscernible ] -- >>> ryan lochte breaking his silence as questions swirl about his account of an armed robbery he partially apologized. he said, quote: the swimmers got into an argument w

whofather is an irishman, opened a tavern and boarding house. where all ofe was the bachelor members of congress would stay when they came to washington. or folks like jackson. it was a respectable brothel. it was a popular drinking establishment. when peg was a girl she would sing and play the piano for the patrons. jackson called for the most amazing little lady in america. she would sit on labs and they would buy her presence. little peg grew into a voluptuous, green eyed, dark-haired beauty. sultry. the descriptions of her are hot and heavy. the most beautiful woman anyone had seen. she's had multiple affairs. now she is sitting on the lapse of members of -- laps of members of congress for other reasons. everyone has the hots for little peg. she loves an older man as she is elopes with ane older man. she has so many attempted elopements. one man is said to have committed suicide when she turned him down. the father and mother sent her to a finishing school. she promises if they let her come back to the tavern, she will not miss behave. theus

robbers -- robberies in the area this morning, but today it all entered right here at this local tavern. >> a gunman holds up the restaurant and two other businesses early this morning before getting away with a handful of cash. witnesses spotted him riding away on a motorcycle ending up a block away. the suspect blending in as just another custody until cops found his bike and police surrounded the building. >> they said we needed to get out and we all got and he was left behind by himself. >> reporter: the so-called cruiser robber identified by him as 27-year-old shane recognizes this woman came face-to-face where him. >> he takes out the gun, kinds of hides it and puts it on the counter as asks me for cash. >> reporter: he was armed with a handgun. >> we brought in other officers including plain clothes making sure that went down in the safes way as possible. >> reporter: we sat for 5 minutes until they had arrested him. >> the suspect was arrested no injury, no struggle. >> thank god we all god out safe. >> reporter: the family issued he is behind bars and will see a local judge som

the north end is the hotel part of the tavern. that is where it was called the ballroom. >> it was just to get away from it, relax. they were able to provide a marriage license. if they were able to do that, then they could stay on the third floor, which was the attic or the honeymoon suite is what it was called back then, and so they could -- for a little extra charge they could go ahead and stay on that top floor, and then the south end of the tavern was the new lock house where the lock family stayed. with this lock and its time, it was actually the lock keeper with ten to three different locks. they would lock 20 here, and they would tend to lock 19 and 18 a little further downstream. you got to imagine one man taking care of three different locks. it's a very hard job to do. especially as you saw all of the work that's done here at the lock. with three locks they would get about $250. that would allow him to actually hire an assistant so he would be able to go ahead and have him help with the rest of the locks. the canal comp

. >> my name is kevin richards and the barking spider tavern not far from here is our home where we have live music for decades on thursday. miss sheila is sugar pie. >> chris: how would you describe your music. sound check on youtube and get a host of music and bluegrass and gospel. how do you describe it. >> we define it as early america country blues music happening before world war ii played on the acoustic instrument. >> featuring harmonica and fiddles and some call it old timend came later. >> and how about the turn out. the crowd so far. it looks like it will be a good group. >> so far it looks good for wade oval wednesday. i think we are getting a lot of people out here. >> and the cleveland blues fest. >> we will launch a series cleveland foundation uptown saturday night a music series october and 8 venues per night. it will be like a little crawl and go to one club and see jazz and go to the abc tavern and see acoustic blues and great american song book tunes. >> denise: fantastic. we will put the information on our web site. is there a web site people can go to to learn about

many times, the canals when they were put in place, or they would have general stores or taverns, and people would, i guess in their day, go pub crawling, if you will. using a canal boat on a sunday afternoon. one permanent legacy of the canal was the fact in cleveland, especially, the river valley became the center of storage. it bekacame a port. it became a manufacturing center of the city itself. so that's where the wealth of cleveland grew. it was all based on the fact you had that canal as cleveland's first port there. as time went on and manufacturing obviously rose, i mean, city of cleveland grew. we became the fifth largest city in the country, we had major, major steel mills and oil refineries thanks to john rockefeller, and there was a consequence environmentally to those uses. prior to the environmental protection agency and regulations for water and what you can put in water and rivers, et cetera, there were no regulations. and so, you know, in cleveland, you had situations where, for instance, standard oil and john rockefeller basically refined oil along the banks of the

that derailed in northern iowa rolled into and damaged a trackside tavern called derailed. police chief says a patrol officer called telling him what happened, adding that "it's not every day you get to say that." no one was injured. the bar owner estimates damage at 10 thousand dollars. this morning -- the man who is still trending on social media! we have the collection of the best and funniest memes and the reason why he climbed the building! for over 300,000 nevadans, social security means a secure retirement. but in washington, congressman joe heck supports privatizing it... turning our savings over to wall street... and risking it on the stock market. heck's plan means billions more in fees for wall street. over half a million dollars to his campaigns. those numbers speak for themselves. joe heck is a threat to a secure retirement, because he's part of the problem in washington. afscme people is responsible earlier this week. the 19-year-old is now charged with reckless endangerment and criminal trespass... no laughing matter... but his climb has inspired a lot of int

they let our cameras inside the "four green fields" tavern where some of that filming was being done. at least one bit of espionage. not only is it shot here.. but the crew is also made up of three hundred locals. filming is expected to continue through most of august. ((//2shot)) toss to ((vanessa toss to ((walter shock on the first day of class. one school... turning students away... and their parents left scrambling for a solution. ((jen a dealership dilemma. someone is driving off with cars they didn't pay for. we're live this morning with the work to crack this burglary crime ring. ((walter oh, goody goody. after months of waiting... we finally know when this tampa institution will serve up its first burgers, shakes and pies. ((walter)) its now 5:?? thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((jen)) and i'm jen epstein. let's start off with a check of skytower radar

owens traveler's tavern will close september 3rd, owned by a local rocker known as ripper, the former lead singer of judas priest. and we told the partnerships that his music schedule and partner's other business are taking them away from the tavern. and it's time for them to go. >>> and coming up next, where the new cases are popping up. >> and it's a vacation staple swimming with the dolphins. and now, it could be banned in at least on and we look at why next on good . >>> all right, i think i will take a rain check on that and light look now at those rain chances and into the next few chances and they're 40% and into the overnight hours, we'll see that increase and showing we'll see the thunderstorms for the major of your wednesday, we're pretty quiet here and thursday, we'll see go rounds early in the morning hours. earn 3 -- around 3, 4 and into the afternoon and into friday and saturday, we start to see some improvement there and that is always a good thing. kristen. >> and still tracking the major traffic alert in the canton area and 77 southbound at 13th street closed and yes,

. >> jim and marie, please say that shane ross was posing as a customer inside this tavern, but was really holding out. steve ross says his son has been >> he's called the cruiser robber, who loved to get around on motorcycles. >> we have police on scene and taking every tactics to ensure all citizens are safe. >> jack pot joanie's, one witness told us she never suspected a thing. in, ask for a couple of drinks, just like normal. >> didn't take any perimeter. this burger king also this tropical smoothie where tatiana rodriguez was waiting at the cash. >> reporter: councilman ross was not available for an interview but did produce a statement, that said he has been troubled for some time and is troubled with addiction and those demons. >> i'll have a list of the ch monday. i'm gerard ramalho, back to you. >> thank you gerard. police arrested 25-year-old jamie santana, who beat a woman to death on august 12th and dumped her house on lie lan lane. victim's half naked body inside. santana currently in jail. >> blue cut fire shuttle down i-15 earlier this week. the blaze destroyed 37,000 acres

sidelines tavern and grill near clean creek road in chama, six major violations. a buildup of debris on cooking surfaces, mold in cucumber sauce. and a place at the most health code violations, wing leave street in mesa. nine major violations. the market had an employee's medicine stored with food. raw sausage kept above soup. pork rolls and fish cakes not held at the proper temperature. the places on notice?the place is on notice to clean up or face legal actions. the restaurants with perfect scores make the dean's list. >> top shelf near greenway and barrio cafi near thomas and 16th st. in and out burger near 202 and scottsdale and mickey's hotdogs near broadway and country club in asian garden express near northern and 55th and you can see how your favorite restaurants are doing by downloading the cbs five after clicking on the dirty dining link. just a reminder that dirty dining is airing on fridays right here on cbs five news at glendale. paul is hanging out with cardinal fans getting ready for tonight's preseason game. it's going to feel good to get into the

viola's tavern and gaming is hosting a charity rib-cook- off, benefiting saint jude children's research hospital. welcome vince viola and mike ross with the details. charity rib cook-off saturday 12pm $10 wristband for unlimited rib tastings viola's tavern & gaming missing a flight can be a big pain.. thats why this thats why this man wasn't going to let him being a little late ruin his day.. his wacky attempt.. morning.. a man in spain missed his chance to board a plane.. so he went out to the tarmac and chased it down. one of the ground crew members took video of him. the passenger managed to bypass security.. jump from the open jet plane.. bags in hand. he actually boarded the plane but was detained when it landed. meet batman.. a cat with 4 ears. he was brought into the western pennsylvania humane society a month ago. doctors say his unusual ear count is a result from a generic gene (dr. todd blauvelt,veterinaria n) "he's a really cool cat, he's really nice, really affectionate. he has a very rare congenital defect, it doesn't really affect his hearing he can hear just fine but he h

to great falls tavern visitors center where we'll take a boat ride to learn about the history of thehesapeake and ohio canal. >> i would like to introduce myself. my name is cassandra, and i am a seasonal park ranger here at the chesapeake and ohio canal. i think we're going to cast off here shortly, but we'll go ahead and start and give you a brief history here on the canal. all right? it is called the chesapeake in ohio canal, but definitely doesn't reach the chesapeake bay or it doesn't go all the way up to the ohio river, which is our intention of the canal when we first started building it here in july 4th of 1828. we wanted to try to connect the eastern shore with what was considered the west back then. the west was up in ohio, pennsylvania, that area. we wanted to connect pittsburgh to the chesapeake bay, and so we started going on this canal. we tried earlier. it was george washington's dream to actually use the potomac river and transport goods. back then it was seen as a very reasonable thing to do, so he nt

the salem staff earn -- tavern. >> reporter: grilling up the pork chop with a glaze. start by making the glaze. >> use a cup of pineapple juice. half a cup of whiskey. this is whiskey made in boston here. about half a cup of brown suga sugar. >> reporter: stir well. >> bring this to a boil and let it simmer for 15 minutes and reduce it down a little bit. >> reporter: then slice the peaches. >> i don't want to cut them too small so they don't fall apart on the grill. >> reporter: coat with vegetable oil. >> nice and coated so it doesn't stick to the grill. >> reporter: next the star of chop. >> put it on the grill. >> reporter: and the peaches and let the grillwork its magi magic. after five minutes, flip the peaches. >> nice grill marks. the pork chop. internal temperature of 145 degrees. flip it over here. >> reporter: another six to eight minutes, it is all good. chef matt will plate it with sweet potato hash and brackley rabe. then place the peaches on top. >> finish that with the whiskey >> reporter: there you have it. a fresh take on the great american classic, t

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as in, he got the suspect going out of the tavern, without anyone being injured. but, after police shoot the suspect, the bartender is the one recovering from injuries. fox six's justin williams is in the newsroom tonight with more. justin? an armed man leave the union tap, with money, but without firing a single shot from an automatic rifle. but, just as a wave of relief starts to set- in, shots are fired. when i went behind that bar, and i saw all the blood, i was like, 'i don't even know what to think.' i, yeah, i, i, i thought i lost him. mary heitzmann's fiance has just been shot, during an attempted armed night of july 17th. you look down, and your arm is hanging down, from here. kurt klessig's right forearm is shattered by one of the bullets fired by two sheboygan police officers. this video shows the seconds before they shoot and kill 37-year-old kevin higgins, as the suspect exits a side door. meanwhile, i had to pick-up my hand and set it on top of the bar. flight for life delivers kurt to froedert hospital, where his treatment, and related medical expen

have not given up hope. 20-year-old dawn marie marino disappeared on may 16th, 1981 on the corner of tavern and bar. since her death, hundreds of tips have poured into police, but none leading to her killer. >>> machetes on now on the list of dangerous weapons in new york state, but not for gardening. if convicted, that person could face up to a year in jail. >>> a city worker is out of a sick. the worker worked at the department of environmental protection for 20 years, but called out sick for months at a time. the dep brought up charges. she took 226 days of paid and unpaid sick leave and got doctor's notes excusing her from work for days at a time. a job ruled her absences as excessive and she was fired. >>> let's get to our i-team series. burglars secrets. we asked experts, more than 500 convicted burglars, how we can better protect our homes and families. >> sarah wallace is joining us now with a preview. we enjoyed the first piece. looking forward to hearing what's in the second one here. >> we are hearing from burglars in their own words and their advice is invaluable. we sent survey

. >> reporter: he is the owner of greenhouse tavern on east fourth and much more. he is one of the shark investors on cleveland hustles again tonight at 10:00 on cnbc. i'm in awe again jimmy after everything that this city has done recently in the worldwide spotlight i'm in awe of that vibe that continues a we grow these neighborhoods. it's truly see the possible. >> boy, yoe that. thanks very much. we'll be watching tonight. >>> a new film about serial killer jeffrey domer. it's based on a cleveland artist graphic novel. the film follows the childhood life of domer and leads up to his first murder. domer grew up in bath township. his home was recently up for rent during the republican national convention. so far no release date for the movie has been set. at once right here in northeast ohio. cleveland is continuing its one world day in the cultural gardens on sunday and celebrating 100 years. many different activities are planned including a parade of flags, ethnic cuisine and guided trolley tour. >>> when we come back, lebron as a lego now not as a producer of a

. >> reporter: it's last call at tim owen's travelers tavern in akron. typically bar closures don't make the news but they made a high profile last ditch effort to stay open recently. appearing on the spike tv hit show bar rescue. >> i go bankrupt. >> reporter: neighbors say they will miss the manchester road staple. their blow out goodbye is friday. one of hillary clinton's chief aids has separated from her husband. she is leaving her husband anthony weiner. she issued a written statement this morning. >> impossible. >> reporter: he was willy wonka but gene wilder was so much more. great gilda rader. gene wilder died monday from complications of alzheimer's disease. he is a die hard cavs fan, couldn't make it home for the games or the parade so he put together his own parade in utah. >> we want to parade, caravan van, from utah all the way to the u.s. in october ending on the cavs home opener october 25th. >> and if things go smoothly, he will be here potentially game one of the world series. >> because the al will be hosting it if the indians get that

nine shootings, five homicides, it too oftentwo of those shootings happened overnight at taverns. the first - at 23rd and state street at about 1 a.m. police say it was robbery-related, where a 21 and 23 year-old died. then nearly two hours later at 40st and fond du lac at all stars sports bar and grill, four people were shot. the deadly night ending with a 34 and 36 year-old killedt: a neighborhood walk through the garden homes neighborhood called on state lawmakers to help stop the city's violence. 121058 it happens because the gun laws are too lax in this state right now. 121105 butted 121149 we need to make our law makers understand what happens when you flood our streets with guns121156barrett says police tell him the first man shot and killed last night at sherman and burleigh around 9:30 was a felon out on bail. and his out-cry to state representatives today isn't only about keeping guns out of the hands of criminals but about protecting those who protect. there were guns, guns with 30 magazine capacity. 30 bullets in a gun. we are in a situation now, where not only are our

but a sheboygan bartender managed to get an armed robber out of his tavern without anyone being hurt. but then the police arrived-- and he says what happened next has left him disabled. stephanie grady joins us in studio with new information. this all goes back to july 17th. a man tried to hold up the "union tap". 37-year-old kevin higgins was standing in a side door-- when they shot and killed him. but bartender kurt klessig got caught in the crossfire. he had to be flown to froedtert hospital-- where his medical bills started adding up. his right forearm was shattered by a bullet. sheboygan police referred him to the state's "victim assistance program." and while he doesn't blame the officers who fired at the suspect-- he would like more help from the city. they hit my buddy's car with a snowplow, last winter, and they recouped all of his losses to him. so, a human being, i get shot even been contacted by 'em. fox6 asked the city what kind of compensation klessig might receive. we were referred to the same pamphlet he was given. if you want to help klessig-- we have a link to a go-f

. >> reporter: it's last call at tim owen's travelers tavern in akron. typically bar closures don't make the news but they made a high profile last ditch effort to stay open recently. appearing on the spike tv hit show bar rescue.