
Fox 2 News Headlines: Man Rescued From Collapsed Trench
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A man in Oxford was rescued after a trench collapsed at a construction site.
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Jay Towers in the Morning — Fox 2 News Headlines: Man Rescued From Collapsed Trench. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Thanks, Shuliseng. I'm this Wednesday. We're at 74 degrees. Before you go, can I just tell you I found it? Yeah. So I just want to show it to you. So we were talking about AI earlier and I followed this kitten. And I didn't know if they were just AI-ing her mouth or it, but it's probably the whole things AI because, but listen how cute she is. Humans pay money to sit with cats. Yes. I know. I have been thinking about this. It is crazy. The whole cat's AI. Because? Yeah, because you know how you know. I could never get my cat to wear a hat or hold a bunny. Or sit still like that. Ever. They would never do it. I keep seeing this video of this dog like holding two puppies on a time legs and like putting the puppies into the owner's bed and then going in line. I'm like, this cannot be real. I can't be real. I kind of don't like it. I know it's weird. Fox News headlines today. This was really big yesterday. A 50 year old man is safe after rescue crews spent hours pulling him from a collapsed trench at a construction site in Oxford Township.
Firefighters from several Oakland County departments responded to the site on Brad Road near M24. Eventually got him out safely. The rescue happened Tuesday afternoon and required help from multiple fire departments. You know how I found out? Breaking Bushman News. Breaking Bushman News. And he's like the city of Dearborn. He is. He's on it. On top of it. Yeah. I asked this, it looks insane. Yes, it does. And then yesterday morning at 7.56, he sent me this Baldwin Road. Big incident going on. Wow. And then he also did this. He found somebody showed him a picture of me making an odd face. It's a walk I did. Oh my god. Oh, a million years ago. He's horrifying. Yeah. How the angle's not great. The Bushman report. The Bushman report. The Bushman report. It's good. Now the latest from the Bushman. Woodenston County is temporarily removing its flock license plate camera readers after several were repeatedly vandalized. The sheriff Mike Murphy says the department still believes the cameras helps off crimes
and find stolen vehicles but wants to catch whoever is damaging them before putting them back up. You're still, you're still messing with property that you know, whether you're making a statement or not. Yeah. Now you're going to get now you may have saved your license plate from someone looking at it. But now you're a vandal. Now you're a vandal. You're going to go to jail. Yeah. Don't you think it's a camera? Your picture is going to be there of you getting up to the camera to vandalize it, right? Right. That's not how you fight the power. When they put those cameras in the woods to track bears and deer and stuff and what do you say? You see bear and deer? Yeah. Bears and deer. Bears can be bears are plural. Yeah. I don't know why I applied bear to the deer rule. The Detroit Public School students will once again be released three hours early today because it is so hot. Students may have, students may have celebrated getting out early yesterday, but parents say the schedule changes creates problems with childcare and work.
It does. So Chris, Crystal from our promotions department, she's on WJLB. Her son goes to Detroit Public Schools and she goes, and we are a weekend and he's already having two early release days. It's only going to be 91 today and I was like, Crystal. I like it when he comes to work though. Oh, I do too. Yeah. Oh, he's just the sweetest boy. Carter. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, God, he's such a nice little boy. Yeah. Anything that gets I always get excited about. I know. Well, like look, Crystal's on a vacation with Carter and he's getting the world and he deserves it. He doesn't take it for granted. Yeah. So yeah, he's respectful. Yeah. Here is a conversation with you. Any wants to be a chef and I told him, you can practice on me anytime. I will try any of your meals. You've made that statement a lot in your life. I have. No, it seems to take me up on it. Chefs, firemen. Whatever. Or is it fireman? It's fireman. You're right at the first time. Look at you. All right, there are your headlines.
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