I've been rushed to the hospital after
being involved in a violent hit-and-run
crash that accident caused the driver to
crash into the Chrysler tool-and-die
shop on Detroit's east side Tim Pampling
is on the scene with the night cam Tim
medics just watching this 25 year old
young man down to the hospital take a
look at this this was a Ford Explorer he
was driving police tell me clearly at a
high rate of speed when another vehicle
clipped him at the intersection of East
outer Drive and mount Elliott that's
when the Explorer started Bauer rolling
down each SATA Drive coming to rest here
of a Chrysler two land dive facility
security workers came rushing out to
offer whatever assistance they could to
the young man until the medics arrived
but again 25 year old male waiting for a
condition after this hit-and-run
collision along East outer Drive once we
get a description of that second vehicle
we'll be sure to pass it along that's
the scene right now on the east side
where the night can Tim poplin local 4 I
tip well you might be hearing the rain
kind of rolling through Macomb County
right now Abbot take that look at this
flooding at the lodge freeway at the
Davison I'm open here in the weather pod
with Ben who's tracking the rain but it
seems to happen a lot when we get a
heavy downpour really quickly that we
see the roads flood like that yeah you
never like to hear the phrase the
meteorologist was scratching his head
but we're all kind of looking at each
other in the newsroom thinking how did
this happen yeah I want to show you the
radar this is between 9:30 and 10:30 and
that's it that's what rolled through the
Davidson at Woodward where that video
was shot and we zoom in a little bit
closer yeah we saw some moderate maybe
heavy rain but it fell for less than 30
minutes and then it just took off so
that was the result of what rolled
through that part of Wayne County at
least and right now all that stuff is
north of 75 it's continuing to move to
the north there's some pockets of
heavier rain here in Macomb County sort
of similar to what we saw down there
some of that's right or wrong 94 and
just a couple lightning strikes that
have shown up generally this is going to
be rain as it moves to the north and we
will see more of it tomorrow in fact a
lot more as we get into the afternoon
however for the morning commute widely
scattered showers is what we're
expecting temperatures starting around
70 moving to the mid-70s you're going to
notice the humidity tomorrow
you're really gonna feel it this weekend
we'll talk about that coming up in just
a few minutes get your first epochs in
the weather tomorrow morning when you
wake up a local 4 news today it's
starting tomorrow at Brandon and Kim at
4:30 guys the Supreme Court's ruling in
favor of president Trump's travel ban
brought out protestors across the
country here in downtown Detroit
demonstrators had to be separated when
supporters of the ban showed up Jomon
Terry live at Campus Martius where
security had to get involved Germont
yeah they did Devon but I can tell you
that things ended peacefully as they
started now these demonstrators came
here to downtown to voice their
displeasure with the high court's
decision and while they understand this
travel ban is now law they say it
doesn't mean that their fight for
equality and inclusion is over as most
people enjoy the beautiful summer day in
downtown Detroit in the corner of campus
martius one group didn't view the day as
sunny there hear a voice in opposition
to the US Supreme Court's decision to
uphold president Trump's travel ban on
mostly Muslim countries and this crowd
holding a sign we find Khadija Muhammad
being Muslim being black being an
immigrant being so many different
minority groups so many hated groups in
America I'm outraged he was like a
middle finger to the face she welcomes
the demonstrations although Khadija is
now a legal US citizen and understands
this is law she believes there's reason
to still fight slavery was law and just
because it's it's law doesn't make it
ethical the president considers the high
court's ruling essential in protecting
America we have to be safe and we have
to be secure but these demonstrators
believe it stirs up bigotry and hate
during the protests things got heated
when two men didn't agree with the
group's message against the ruling one
came into the surf blocks
and then Sam back and say okay well it's
just a decision No it increases hate
crimes it increases this kind of outrage
in violence and hate towards other
Americans and again we want to point out
that security did have to separate those
two men and some of the demonstrators
but no one was arrested police were not
called and things did end peacefully
peacefully reporting live in downtown
ToNight Jomon Terry local for a Germont
rumors are running rampant tonight about
the fate of the old North Hill township
psychiatric hospital property is the
property about to be sold
Marv McDonald went to get some answers
guys the rumors were running hot and
heavy that North Hill township was ready
to sell this entire property to
Northfield downs and they were going to
move a racetrack out here a rumor that
was based in not one iota of reality now
that said there are some key updates as
to what's happening here it's
frustrating because what happens is the
rumors seem to take a light take on a
life of their own
and they because they get spread they
seem to have credibility when they
shouldn't
Nick's address the rumor right off the
bat tonight no this property is not
being sold to Northville downs and quite
frankly couldn't be Northville Township
voters approved the township buying all
300 plus acres of the psych hospital
back in oh nine and key to that was
making sure it's used for the public
good or public recreation like a park or
rec center
but there is a real update on this
property demolition started this year
and asbestos abatement is ongoing
however so much more has been found than
anticipated the demolition costs are way
more than expected so why is there a lot
of asbestos because we had trespassers
and scrappers coming in and tearing up
this building even though we had our
police trying to patrol it and then they
rip all of this up it creates what's
called friable asbestos which is in the
atmosphere which means the biggest
eyesore the seven storey building will
come down as well as one of the lower
buildings this year the rest will have
to be tackled over time and as financing
permits however with all of this said
one of the things that is up for
discussion right now is taking about two
acres of this parcel and putting a
public safety substation on it but
realize that's strictly in the
discussion phase right now and there are
other properties the township is looking
at we're in Northville Township I'm Mara
McDonald welcome for Mara Mara we
continue to hear more from the Friends
of the Boaz family involved in that
terrible plane crash near Detroit City
Airport Paton Boaz was the sole survivor
and tonight we're hearing from his best
friend since second grade Sophia Nilsson
says Payton remains in critical
condition but there has been some
improvement she talked about when she
first heard the news and her attempts to
watch the video of Payton escaping the
wreckage she also talked about Payton
always putting others above himself
people before himself and always like
looking out for people he's very much
like a guardian angel Payton will be
undergoing surgery tomorrow to treat the
burns that he received in the crash and
you can hear more from the interview
with his best friend tomorrow on The
Today Show let's get started here on
local 4 at 7 a.m. a woman who was seen
being run over Sunday spoke about the
hit and run crash today 23 year old
Shaina Sarnowski was being dropped off
at the Detroit VFW by a family friend
that's when two women in a green Ford
Escort followed her from the convenience
store and threw a cup of coffee at her
they didn't stop there they paused
flee and then hit the gas and ran her
down top of the hood of her car or
windshield and then I fell back down and
as I fell back down I would think she
would stop then she just drove right
over my head
honestly the whole time when I was just
rolling under the car I just thought you
know stay alive Shaina was released from
the hospital she continues to recover
from multiple injuries to her arms back
and head police are still looking for
the driver responsible the MSU Board of
Trustees going to meet tomorrow morning
to discuss the timeline and selection
process of finding a new university
president the interim president John
Engler took over in February after
former president Lou Anna Simon resigned
Engler has been under fire recently for
emails criticizing the survivors of the
Larry Nasser case a bizarre scene in an
Atlanta Airport when a shirtless man
finds his way on the tarmac shutting
down the runway also developing tonight
a dozen people injured in a hospital
explosion in Texas Karen Wow surely good
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