An overnight crash in Rochester sent two people to the hospital early Friday morning.

Police say at around 12:30 Friday morning, a car ran a red light at the intersection of Lake Avenue and Driving Park Avenue.

That car t-boned another car, causing one of the drivers to become trapped. Crews had to cut the car open to rescue him.

Both drivers were rushed to Strong Memorial Hospital and are said to have non-life threatening injuries.

The intersection of Lake Avenue and Driving Park Avenue does have a red light camera.

Police are still investigating the crash.

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So now that the company has filed for bankruptcy protection, what’s the next move for Kodak?

While we can no longer refer to Kodak as the film giant. Film is no longer kind and it’s only one of Kodak’s businesses.

So what the next money maker? Tom Jackson has some ideas. He’s a distinguished professor at the University of Rochester, who academic background is in bankruptcy law.

The Kodak of the future—what exactly does that mean for a company that has made it’s profit in an industry that according to CEO Antonio Perez, has seen a 40 percent annual decline since 2004.

“They have a lot of technology. Some of it is in the inkjet world; some of it is in the hardware side of camera. They have their professional side; they are a big supplier to hospitals.” Tom Jackson is President Emeritus of the University of Rochester.

The Rochester Amerks are home tonight to face Oklahoma City, the top team in the western conference.

The Amerks need to prove they’re a playoff contender, so this is the time to knock off big teams.

The Rochester roster has been constantly changing, due to call-ups to the Sabres. But now the Amerks are poised to make a move-in the standings.

The Amerks are catching on with fans and earning credibility with opponents. This young team has been cherry picked by the Sabres throughout the season, but the Amerks have managed to stay in second place in the north division.

Coach Ron Rolston says it’s all about hard work. “Our players that stayed here took a hold of their opportunities and were put in situations they probably wouldn't have received on another team.”

The work horse of the team is rookie Phil Varone who didn’t even think he was going to play in the AHL this season.