it began out of all things from a message at the zanesville pd.tour has been was part of a stick up gang. >> we obtained a lot of important information for the investigation. >> this detective had been working for two years on a string of armed robberies. when he got the facebook tip in for the interview guess who she identified as the two members from the -- none other than josh daniels and sirius underwood. they had been banded together to use before brandi was shot to death. the woman confirmed something that detective michael had long suspected but unable to prove, that the robbery of a local department store had been an inside job. josh daniels had been working at the store at the time, and handed over $7,000 to a masked gunmen. if we had been here on january 1st 2012, what might we have seen? >> you would've seen an individual come from the southwest side of the parking lot, he stuck the gun in joshua's face -- >> shows a pistol? >> yes. ends up being knocked out. >> the tipster claims that josh was a victim of a robbery but one of the parti

i know from my state, whether it's dayton or whether it's trotwood or whether it's zanesville, i know for my state when workers are lucky enough to carry a union card they are much more likely to prosper. these c.e.o.'s said we want our employees' voices to be heard, but that's not what remaining neutral means, not using their vast power to intimidate their employees. the presiding officer has seen it in georgia. we saw it recently in alabama. i've seen it many times in ohio where an employer uses the vast resources of the corporation to browbeat or however they do it, to stop people from voting for the union that would make their lives better. i heard these c.e.o.'s say they're focused on lending to small businesses and growing the economy. but i don't see that in newark, i don't see that in canton, warren or youngstown, these small small business want help. community bankers did it. community bankers, their lending went up during the pandemic. but these large six banks, they restricted their lending in the pandemic but they had enough money left to do major stock buybacks. one of th