James and Jennifer Crumbley, the parents of accused Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley, were denied a bond reduction. They are facing charges in connection with the fatal school shooting.
Day: April 23, 2022
Texas Man Shot After Dispute Over Parking Spot
A Texas man is recovering from being shot, cops say, in a violent clash over a parking space. Shane Post had just been dropped off by his work buddy, who he says briefly pulled into a parking space at the townhouse complex near Dallas. As Post headed inside, a neighbor wearing a bathrobe came outside, security camera video shows. Police say he was furious because the pickup truck was parked in his assigned space.
DeSantis signs bill stripping Disney of self governing status
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a measure into law on Friday that dissolves Walt Disney World’s special governing power in the state.
Some Passengers Ditch Masks Mid-Flight as Mandate Is Lifted
Airline passengers and employees rejoiced Tuesday as mask mandates were revoked after a federal judge ruled the CDC exceeded its authority in requiring facial coverings be worn onboard. Inside Edition correspondent Alison Hall boarded a flight to Boston Tuesday morning, where most passengers were still masked. Some hadn’t heard the news. But in some places, such as New York City, masks are still required on public transportation.
Divers getting close-up look at USS The Sullivans to help save stricken ship
Divers are playing a key role in determining the level of damage or any obvious areas of leaks within the hull of USS The Sullivans.
2 On Your Side on Thursday was able to speak with one of the divers who spends a lot of his working day underwater.
First, we wanted to let you know that one of the first lakers has come into the Buffalo River this spring shipping season. A large grain ship carefully backed its way through the Buffalo River after giving two weeks notice of arrival. It went right past the Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park, and the still partially sunk by the stern USS The Sullivans.
The grain ship followed that no wake or large waves notice to protect the stricken ship, and to protect people like Robert Dorato. He is a Bidco salvage diver who carefully suited up Thursday afternoon. With his surface oxygen-fed diving helmet, he was lowered by a basket crane into the again-cloudy water for that close-up inspection of The Sullivans.
“This is what we do every day on my job,” Dorato said. “Usually it’s all by feel. You shut the lights off and it’s all by feel, so that’s where I specialize in.”
Now his specialized work will help to guide the team of the Naval Park, City of Buffalo, and experts like a naval architect who will come up with a strategy to somehow safely get the ship upright again, after its bad list and the stern actually sinking into the sediment.
USS The Sullivans today: divers go underwater
Divers are playing a key role in determining the level of damage or any obvious areas of leaks within the hull of USS The Sullivans.
2 On Your Side on Thursday was able to speak with one of the divers who spends a lot of his working day underwater.
First, we wanted to let you know that one of the first lakers has come into the Buffalo River this spring shipping season. A large grain ship carefully backed its way through the Buffalo River after giving two weeks notice of arrival. It went right past the Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park, and the still partially sunk by the stern USS The Sullivans.
The grain ship followed that no wake or large waves notice to protect the stricken ship, and to protect people like Robert Dorato. He is a Bidco salvage diver who carefully suited up Thursday afternoon. With his surface oxygen-fed diving helmet, he was lowered by a basket crane into the again-cloudy water for that close-up inspection of The Sullivans.
“This is what we do every day on my job,” Dorato said. “Usually it’s all by feel. You shut the lights off and it’s all by feel, so that’s where I specialize in.”
Now his specialized work will help to guide the team of the Naval Park, City of Buffalo, and experts like a naval architect who will come up with a strategy to somehow safely get the ship upright again, after its bad list and the stern actually sinking into the sediment.
Portland neighbors beg for help as homeless camp takes root
Portland neighbors beg for help as homeless camp takes root
Kamala Harris is politically toxic’: Concha
Fox News contributor Joe Concha discusses the vice president’s chief of staff leaving and the CNN+ shutdown.