tonight about a well woman who was hit and killed while running across a freeway.w a locala firefighter paramedic and mother only recently married dave nethers linda mar has joins us from fox 8 studio at the university of akron. .ns had described a conversation between tonya johnson and her husband has argued in the suv before she ran across route 8 in akron learned today the discussion was many of us have hadma it was about directions to 4:00 p.m. monday, akron police and receiving calls of the woman four-tier of tonya johnson, who was killed after walking into oncoming traffic going home with her husband he pulled over so they could discuss directions.ll there was no physical altercation it was a disagreement and a verbal dispute over directions. she opened the door and starteded running she was killed by a pickup truck in the the northbound lanes. surprised and shocked about a a. has been ake paramedic firefighter for 18 years working out of station number two de
we will speak to the family s attorney. then a year ago this week, a new york prisoner named samuel harrell died after as many as 20 corrections officers kicked, punched and threw him down a , flight of stairs. the officers were known as the beat up squad. a year later, no one has been charged in his death. he was my friend. he was more so much more than just an inmate who was brutally been the debt by 20 corrections to death bybeaten 20 corrections officers. we are here today because of those officers and what they took from us. amy: we will speak to samuel harrell s sister and father. they just finished a five day hunger strike to demand action. today is the 30th anniversary of the nuclear disaster at chernobyl. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. we are broadcasting from santa fe, new mexico. in cleveland, ohio officials pay to settle a $6 million lawsuit filed by the family of tamir ri
federal lawsuit after cleveland police shot the 12-year-old boy dead. at the time, tamir was in a park by himself holding a toy pellet gun. but under the settlement the city admits no wrongdoing. we will speak to the family s attorney. then a year ago this week, a new york prisoner named samuel harrell died after as many as 20 corrections officers kicked, punched and threw him down a , flight of stairs. the officers were known as the beat up squad. a year later, no one has been charged in his death. he was my friend. he was more so much more than just an inmate who was brutally been the debt by 20 corrections to death bybean 20 corrections officers. we are here today because of those officers and what they took from us. amy: we will speak to samuel harrell s sister and father. they just finished a five day hunger strike to demand action. today is the 30th anniversary of the nuclear disaster at chernobyl. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracy
family of tamir rice to settle a federal lawsuit after cleveland police shot the 12-year-old boy dead. at the time, tamir was in a park by himself holding a toy pellet gun. but under the settlement the city admits no wrongdoing. we will speak to the family s attorney. then a year ago this week, a new york prisoner named samuel harrell died after as many as 20 corrections officers kicked, punched and threw him down a , flight of stairs. the officers were known as the beat up squad. a year later, no one has been charged in his death. he was my friend. he was more so much more than just an inmate who was brutally been the debt by 20 corrections to death bybean 20 corrections officers. we are here today because of those officers and what they took from us. amy: we will speak to samuel harrell s sister and father. they just finished a five day hunger strike to demand action. today is the 30th anniversary of the nuclear disaster at chernobyl. all of that and more coming up. wel
forced, going forward talk about some of the concerns i have for the wayay that this campaign has been run by some others. will have to wait to see what that means he will be here tonight to see if he canil secure ohio . as a result of the race been so close, doing whatever he can to squeeze out a victorydo i talked to him one-on-one after hised rally. hola ohio, i have been to ohio a lot used to work here for along time had great success getting a lot of confidence was very young when this device while it is important to me the governor has not done the job, industries . iranian countries back . many other companies are coming backm to ohio, winning ohio, be so important . you see the enthusiasm has been amazing. to win ohio and florida together, have to see what happens, that s kasich on the nafta and devoted in favor of nafta it was devastating to ohio and now this is going to be worse going to lose your car andis the steel industry most of it is gone already . we
we do not win anymore. meanwhile as the gop field narrows to three hillary clinton widens her lead over bernie sanders. we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination and winning this election in november. we have team coverage of the presidential primary plus a look at the big local upset as decision 2016 heats up. the primary election results are scrolling at the bottom of the screen and will have all the reaction to the big races throughout the morning. first it is a windy start to the wednesday and holly is tracking over is left over showers and we had thunder boomers. it is a good, thank you for those tweets, it will transition as john and lynna mentioned and by noon we noticed the winds pick up. degrees and sunshine by midday. will be even more significant is the sunshine towards this evening and there will be some glare and low 60s after starting off with left over showers this morning. wind advisory at 8 am for cleveland and that is new sin
ohio is going to make america great again. trump fights for the gop nomination. when you are inciting mob violence, which is what trump is doing you can beat up people. that s what this campaign is about. don t worry about it. i ll pay the legal fees. that s a good thing to do. don t worry. you re ghoingt to get beat up in my rallies. do you worry about the image of the parties the longer i m worried about the image of the country. millions of people cleaning up now from several days of record rainfall but they re now in the path of yet another storm. putin has ordered a partial removal of soldiers. two men shout and pushed reporters. a turnaround for the nfl. for the first time an official football and a de-jeb rahhive brain disorder. part of a house collapsed on them in maryland. all that could trump happen in england? we it has happened. we ve had many kings in the past. and all that matters. draw up the beat. i m with the presiden
the 50s inland if not near 60 in dover new philly. like i said it will be an unseasonally warm night and not bad for primary day. hour-by-hour breakdown. that s coming up. romona: now to campaign 2016 coverage and we begin with drama at a cleveland polling place. mark: a poll work we are a gun. dani carlson joins us live to tell us what s happening. hey, dani. reporter: hey, guys we are told a man that s a poll worker at the louisa may alcott school got in an argument with fellow poll workers and took out a gun from his bag and threatened them with it. this is allen bethea. the whole incident lasted a couple of minutes. polling never stopped, kids were not in danger and people didn t realize what was happening. bethea was arrested a couple blocks from here with the weapon and marijuana in his bag. charges of aggravated menacing, carrying a concealed weapon and carrying a weapon with a disability. the board of election hiring process includes a question if people are app
it s a skirt alert day. samantha: yes, it is. a hang onto your hat or your hair as well, if that s not securing attached, and your skirt as well, ladies. it is a pants kind of day if you re going to be spending a lot of time outside. it s so windy out there. it s not too bad right now. it s breezy, but winds pick up through the day. there s a live look over beautiful downtown cleveland. i love our skyline. especially when terminal tower is lit up. this time yesterday couldn t see it because it was so foggy, but we have great visibility this morning. so it s not an issue for us. it s warm and 53 degrees in cleveland. all of cuyahoga county is in the 50s. shaker heights is 52. good morning in moreland hills and we re at 51. if you wake up in strongsville, good morning to you as well. 51 there. no rain for most of our coverage area, but out in ashtabula and little spotty, light rain there. that will taper off before sunrise. we may see a few additional patchy showers throughou
solution. in the central african nation of burundi, representatives meet to avoid a civil war. historic agreement: translator: we have been expressing our feelings of remorse and apologiz apology ons issue as previous governments have. japan and south korea come to an agreement on the use of sex slaves during whroort. world war ii. and exclusive investigation, doping in sports. good evening everybody i m david schuster in new york, you are watching al jazeera s international news hour. tonight we begin in iraq where the government there is claiming omajor victory. today members of the iraqi military danced and military commanders claimed that the last i.s.i.l. fighters have been driven out of the strategic center of ramadi, who have been under control of i.s.i.l. since may. secretary of defense ash carterr congratulated iraq. if 2015 was the year of liberation, 2016, god witle will bgod willingwill be the final ye iraqi defeat. they will next try take mosul to the