Youtube daily Dec 23 2016

[bell]

Nine o'clock and daylight.

But what day?

- Hey, you there boy. - Me sir?

- What day is today? - Today? It's Christmas day of course.

Christmas day? I haven't missed it.

The three spirits fixed me overnight. Thank you spirits.

Bah!

Bloody Hell.

- Hello, my fine fella. - Did you just hit me with a coin?

Yes, yes, yes, yes. Do you know the portra on the next street over but one?

Do you mean the chicken man?

Yes, yes. Remarkable boy.

Intelligent boy. Do you know if they've sold the Prize

- Turkey hanging there? - Oh sure. Me and the other

ten-year-old boys have been just puttering about for days waiting to see you bite it.

How grand? To be tender, just frolic without any cares in the world.

- Oi! Again? - Bring me the biggest goose.

I intend to present it to the poorest family I know.

I don't think you know poor people.

Such as stupid nimble boy.

The Cratchit's, they live on the first street over but four.

Oh, you mean Rickety Tim?

[indistinct talking]... alert boy.

Take these coins. Go and buy it!

Go and buy it!

Why don't you just give them the money you're tossing out the window?

Go and buy it!

What if Rickety Tim and his family don't have an oven big enough for the goose?

- Go and buy it! - An oven?

- Have you lost your jollies? - I've found my jollies.

Thanks to the three ghosts that visited last night.

How do you know I'm not a ghost?

[ominous music]

You're not a ghost.

You're a delightfully resourceful boy.

[distorted] I'm a ghost.

A serial boy.

Hey you boy. Where are you?

[softly] I'm right here.

And you're down there.

Am I a ghost?

Remarkable old man. Splendid old man.

Now go buy me a goose.

[female] Ebenezer Scrooge expired in his sleep on Christmas eve.

He was laid to rest a terrible friend,

a cruel master, and as bad a person as the city ever knew.

And to Rickety Tim, who did die, screwed with nothing like a father.

And on his soiled deathbed, Rickety Tim very darkly observed...

God hates us. Everyone.

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Former UofL basketball star brings toys to Norton Children's Hospital - Duration: 1:51.

WHEN HE STOPPED BY WITH A CART

FULL OF TOYS.

COLIN MAYFIELD WAS THERE FOR THE

EARLY CELEBRATION.

>> THE BENEFIT IS FANTASTIC WHEN

YOU GET TO WALK AROUND AND SEE

THE KIDS' FACES LIGHT UP.

REPORTER: LUKE HANCOCK BECAME

SANTA'S NUMBER ONE ELF ON

THURSDAY PASSING OUT TOYS

THROUGH THE MOUND OF TOISSES

TOYS COLLECTED FROM KYLE'S

CORNER.

>> THIS TIME OF YEAR THEY'RE

GOING THROUGH A TOUGH TIME

>> NOT ONLY BRIGHTENS HER DAY

BUT IT BRIGHTENS OUR DAY.

SOMETHING TO ALWAYS LOOK FORWARD

TO.

THE UNIT HERE IN THE HOSPITAL

HAS BEEN GREAT.

REPORTER: ALEXA AND HER PARENTS

COULDN'T STIFLE THEIR EXCITEMENT

WHEN HANCOCK AARRIVED.

TODAY'S SURPRISE CERTAINLY PUT A

SMILE ON HER FACE.

>> THIS IS WHAT SHE'S KNOWN FOR.

THIS IS WHAT SHE'S KNOWN FOR.

THIS IS OUR SECOND ROUND OF

TREATMENT.

SHE KEEPS SMILING.

SHE'S STRONGER THAN ALL OF THEM.

>> I HEARD YOU MIGHT BE A CATCH,

MAN?

>> MIGHT BE?

>> MIGHT BE.

>> NO I AM.

REPORTER: HOWEVER THERE'S NO

SCRIPT WHEN A UK FAN ENTERS THE

MIX.

>> DID YOU WATCH THE GAME LAST

NIGHT?

>> GOT TO LISTEN TO IT ON THE

RADIO A LITTLE BIT.

>> YEP?

>> I DON'T REALLY WANT TO TALK

ABOUT IT.

>> DESPITE THE RIVALRY AND THE

ROOM -- IN THE ROOM, THE TWO GET

ALONG AND FORM A BOND.

>> YOU HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

>> YOU, TOO, HAVE A GOOD ONE.

>> I HOPE YOU GET BETTER SOON,

ALL RIGHT?

WE'LL BE PRAYING FOR YOU.

REPORTER: REMEMBERING THE

STRUGGLE FOR CHILDREN LIKE ALEXA

PAND JARED EVEN DURING THE MOST

WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR, IT'S

WHY HAN -- HANCOCK HELPS OUT.

>> CANCER AFFECTED MY LIFE IN A

BIG WAY.

MY FATHER WAS TAKEN FROM CANCER

AFTER WE WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

GOING THROUGH THAT STRUGGLE WAS

HARD ON MYSELF AND ON MY FAMILY

AND I WANT TO TRY TO EASE THAT

JOURNEY FOR ANYONE I CAN.

REPORTER: COLIN MAYFIELD, WLKY

NEWS.

VICKI:CAL'S CORNER COLLECTED

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Man convicted of Meade County murder sentenced to 35 years - Duration: 2:45.

MURDER SHARED IN COURT ARE

GRAPHI

>> I DON'T BLAME YOU ALL FOR

HATING ME FOR IT.

I HATE MYSELF FOR IT.

EMILY: SITTING ON THE WITNESS

STAND, CHARLES WILLIAMS SPOKE TO

THE FAMILY OF SHANE ALLEN.

>> IF I COULD BRING HIM BACK, I

WOULD TAKE HIS PLACE RIGHT NOW.

EMILY: WILLIAMS SAYS HE WAS

OFFERED $10,000 BY ALLEN'S

EXGIRLFRIEND TO KILL HIM

>> I SHOT HIM IN THE BACK OF THE

HEAD.

HE FELL DOWN ON HIS BACK.

DIDN'T LOOK LIKE HE DIED TO ME.

SO I SHOT HIM IN THE THROAT.

EMILY: A MEADE COUNTY JUDGE

SENTENCED WILLIAM TO 35 YEARS IN

PRISON.

>> HE DESEVERNS WHAT HE GOT.

EMILY: SHANE ALLEN'S MOM

LISTENED TO HER SON'S KILLER

HOLDING ONTO HER MEMORIES OF THE

YOUNG DAD OF TWO.

>> A WONDERFUL HUMAN BEING.

GREAT FRIEND.

BESIDES A SON.

GREAT FATHER.

REPORTER: AS HE WALKED OUT OF

COURTROOM, CHARLES WILLIAMS BLEW

A KISS TO HIS MOTHER.

>> IT WAS DEVASTATING!

IT WAS HORRIBLE.

I KNEW IT WAS COMING.

BUT I STILL DON'T WANT TO TAKE

IT.

EMILY: PAM WILLIAMS SAYS HER SON

NEEDS TO BE PUNISHED FOR THE

CRIME BUT SAYS HE WASN'T THE

ONLY ONE INVOLVED.

>> YES, HE NEEDED TO GO TO THE

PEN OVER THIS.

ABSOLUTELY, BUT THEY NEED TO GO,

TOO.

THEY DON'T NEED TO BE WALKING

AROUND FREE, ESPECIALLY WHILE

HE'S LOCKED UP.

EMILY: KENTUCKY STATE POLICE

CHARGE RYAN, SHANE ALLEN'S

EXGIRLFRIEND WITH COMPLICATIONTY

TO COMMIT MURDER -- COMPLICITY

TO COMMIT MURDER.

RIGHT NOW, STANDING OUTSIDE OF

THE COURTHOUSE, TWO MOTHERS, ONE

WHOSE SON WAS MURDERED.

THE OTHER, WHOSE SON PULLED THE

TRIGGER.

BOTH FEEL JUSTICE HAS NOT BEEN

SERVED.

>> THERE'S NOT BEEN JUSTICE

SERVED RIGHT HERE.

AT ALL

THERE'S TOO MUCH EVIDENCE

POINTING TO BOTH OF THEM.

HASN'T BEEN PROPER JUSTICE

SERVED.

>> BOTH OF THE MOTHERS TELL ME

THEY WANT SHANE ALLEN'S

BOYFRIEND TO BE PROSECUTED.

SHE'S TO BLAME FOR SETTING UP

THE MURDER FOR HIRE PLOT.

THE COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY ON

THE CASE SAYS THE INVESTIGATION

IS ONGOING BUT WOULD NOT COMMENT

FURTHER.

EMILY MAHER, WLKY NEWS.

VICKI: IN COURT, WILLIAMS TOLD

HIM SHE WANTED SHANE DEAD

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Child hit by SUV released from hospital in time for Christmas - Duration: 1:57.

HOME.

THEIR MOTHER TELLS ME THIS IS

ALL SHE WANTED FOR CHRISTMAS.

>> IT'S A BLESSING.

DEFINITELY IS A BLESSING.

MORGAN: A BLESSING THAT'S HARD

TO FIT ON ONE COUCH.

>> A LOT OF LOVE.

A LOT OF FAMILY.

MORGAN: BUT THAT FAMILY WAS

INCOMPLETE FOR A COUPLE OF

MONTHS.

>> AND I'M LIKE, WHAT CAN WE DO

TO GET HER HOME BY CHRISTMAS?

WHAT DO WE NEED TO ON DO?

WE NEED HER HOME.

WE NEED HER HOME.

MORGAN: SHE'S TALKING ABOUT HER

DAUGHTER, VANESSA.

>> JUST HER.

JUST HER.

ALL THE PRESENTS DON'T MATTER.

IT WAS HER WE WANTED.

MORGAN: VANESSA WAS IN THE

HOSPITAL SINCE OCTOBER.

THAT'S WHEN SHE, HER LITTLE

BROTHER AND ANOTHER BOY WERE HIT

HIT.

THE BOYS CAME HOME EARLY IT TOOK

VANESSA LONGER TO HEAL.

>> I WAS THE FIRST ONE TO RUN UP

TO HER.

MORGAN: WHEN SHE CAME HOME THIS

WEEK, HER FAMILY COULDN'T

CONTAIN THEIR EXCITEMENT AND

NEITHER COULD SHE.

>> IT MAKES ME HAPPY BECAUSE IT

HASN'T SEEMED THAT LONG OF A

TIME -- I HAVEN'T SEEN HER IN A

LONG TIME.

MORGAN: THE FAMILY IS MAKING UP

FOR LOST TIME NOW.

ON THURSDAY, THIS LIVING ROOM

WAS FULL OF LAUGHTER AND LOVE.

IT SEEMS ANYTHING JACQUES AND

VANESSA WANT, THEY GET, EVEN IF

IT MEANS A KENTUCKY FAN HAS TO

CHEER FOR THE CARDS.

>> GO, CARDS!

MORGAN: LA'KEISHA JOHNSON SAYS

HER FAMILY HAS BEEN THROUGH SO

MUCH BUT THEY HAVEN'T HAD TO DO

IT ALONE.

>> WE'VE HAD A WHOLE LOT OF

SUPPORT FROM THE COMMUNITY AND I

WANT TO THANK EVERYBODY FOR

BEING THERE.

MORGAN: MORE THAN ANYTHING, SHE

SAYS SHE'S THANKFUL FOR THE KIDS

SHE CAN HOLD CLOSE THIS

CHRISTMAS.

>> I'M HAPPY TO HAVE HER HOME

WITH US IN GENERAL AND ALIVE AND

STANDING AND TALKING AND WALKING

AND BEING HER NORMAL SELF AGAIN.

MORGAN: VANESSA FIELDS WILL NEED

OUTPATIENT THERAPY.

SHE'S COME A LONG WAY BUT STILL

HAS A WAYS TO GO.

MORGAN LENTES, WLKY NEWS.

ERIC: THANK YOU SO MUCH.

THE FAMILY STILL NEEDS HELP

COVERING MEDICAL EXPENSES.

IF YOU WANT TO HELP, YOU CAN

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Quiet but chilly Thursday evening - Duration: 5:03.

>> BEAUTIFUL SKIES OUT THERE

RIGHT NOW.

ALL'S QUIET ON THIS THURSDAY

BEFORE THE CHRISTMAS WEEKEND AS

WE HAVE BASICALLY CLEAR SKIES

OUT THERE FOR THE MOST PART.

LIVE LOOK FROM THE SHERITAN

LOOKING BACK TOWARD THE BRIDGES,

THE OHIO RIVER HAS BEEN RUNNING

KIND OF HIGH RECENTLY.

THERE'S BEEN SOME DEBRIS, I'VE

NOTICED, FLOATING DOWN THE RIVER

THE PAST COUPLE OF DAYS BUT

OVERALL, NO PROBLEMS ALONG THE

OHIO AND AGAIN LOOK AT THE SKIES

OVERHEAD.

JUST A FEW HIGH CLOUDS THAT THE

TIME.

ASIDE FROM THAT, WE'RE GOING TO

STAY FAIR AND TEMPERATURES NOT

BAD FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR.

CHECK THIS OUT, WE TOPPED OUT AT

47, ABOVE AVERAGE, EARLIER TODAY

TODAY.

A MORNING START OF 32.

NO PRECIPITATION OUT THERE.

NO RAINDROPS OR SNOWFLAKES AND

IT WILL STAY DRY TONIGHT THROUGH

MUCH OF TOMORROW.

BY TOMORROW NIGHT, ALL BETS ARE

OFF.

RAIN IS BACK IN THE FORECAST.

41 TO 44 IS NOW THE RANGE AROUND

THE METRO.

HUMIDITY RUNNING 47%.

THE WINDS ARE CALM.

NO WORRIES WITH THE WINDCHILL

FACTOR AS WE ROLL THROUGH THIS

THURSDAY EVENING AND SO ANY

OUTDOOR PLANS, YEAH, THE WEATHER

WILL COOPERATE, JUST GRAB THAT

JACKET AND KEEP IT WITH YOU.

THERE ARE THE CLEAR SKIES.

HAD A FEW CLOUDS AS YOU KNOW

ROLL THROUGH HERE LATE MORNING

INTO THE EARLY AFTERNOON.

THOSE ARE NOW WELL OFF TO THE

EAST.

A FEW MORE CLOUDS FARTHER WEST.

THOSE WILL BE HERE AFTER

MIDNIGHT TONIGHT.

IN THE INTERIM, HIGH PRESSURE

BUILDING IN GIVING US THE QUIET

SKIES AND THE NICE WINTER

WEATHER SO TO SPEAK.

BY THE TIME YOU WAKE UP IN THE

MORNING, IT'LL BE CHILLY OUT

THERE BASICALLY CLOUDY SKIES,

BUT IT'LL BE DRY.

SO NO WORRIES FROM MOTHER NATURE

AS FAR AS ROAD CONDITIONS ARE

CONCERNED TOMORROW MORNING.

JUST CHILLY TEMPERATURES WITH

UPPER 20'S AND LOW 30'S ACROSS

MUCH OF THE REGION EXPECTING 31

IN THE DOWNTOWN AREA.

LET'S GO THROUGH YOUR FRIDAY

NOW.

THAT IS WHAT WE'RE WATCHING.

THIS STORM SYSTEM IS NOW

CURRENTLY DEVELOPING.

THIS IS ONE THAT'S GOING TO

IMPACT US, ONE OF TWO THROUGH

THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND.

THIS ONE GOING TO COME AT US

TOMORROW NIGHT INTO EARLY, EARLY

SATURDAY SO THIS IS WHAT IT

MEANS.

AS I MENTIONED, I THINK MUCH OF

THE DAY TOMORROW LOOKS JUST

CLOUDY BUT ON THE DRY SIDE.

IF THERE'S ANY SHOWER ACTIVITY

OR SPRINKLES, VERY LATE IN THE

DAY TOWARD SUNSET, MAYBE ACROSS

SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF INDIANA,

CLOSER TO SEYMOUR, UP NEAR

INDIANAPOLIS, BUT THE REST OF

THE VIEWING AREA TOMORROW DURING

THE DAY JUST KIND OF CLOUDY, DRY

AND ON THE COOL SIDE.

NOW, AS WE ROLL 32 TOMORROW

NIGHT, THAT'S WHEN THE CHANGES

WILL ARRIVE.

HIGH TEMPERATURES TOMORROW, NOT

BAD.

WE'RE BACK IN THE 40'S.

SOUTHERN INDIANA THROUGH AND

ALONG THE OHIO RIVER ON INTO

NORTHERN KENTUCKY, SOUTH OF THE

PARKWAYS ARE EVEN DANCING WITH

THE 50-DEGREE MARK SO ALL IN ALL

EVEN WITH THE CLOUDS REALLY

INCREASING, NOT A BAD FRIDAY.

HERE WE GO, TOMORROW NIGHT,

WATCH WHAT HAPPENS.

HERE COMES THE GREEN.

LOTS OF RAIN WILL OVERSPREAD THE

REGION.

DURING THE EVENING AND IT'LL

CONTINUE FOR MUCH OF THE NIGHT

TOMORROW NIGHT.

EVEN INTO EARLY, EARLY SATURDAY,

EVEN A FEW LEFTOVER LIGHT

SHOWERS, MAYBE A LITTLE BIT OF

DRIZZLE.

BOTTOM-LINE, IF YOU HAVE HOLIDAY

PARTIES TO GO TO TOMORROW NIGHT

SOME LAST-MINUTE HOLIDAY

SHOPPING, TAKE THE UMBRELLAS AND

TAKE THE RAIN GEAR AND GET THEM

READY TO GET BECAUSE THAT RAIN

WILL SPREAD IN HERE AFTER DARK

TOMORROW NIGHT ENDING EARLY

SATURDAY AND THEN AS WE WISH

INTO SATURDAY AFTERNOON FOR ANY

CHRISTMAS EVE FESTIVITIES YOU

MIGHT BE HAVING, IT LOOKS PRETTY

GOOD.

BASICALLY DRY FOR SATURDAY

AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

49 DEGREES.

LOOK AT CHRISTMAS DAY.

NO CHANGES IN THAT WARM

FORECAST.

A LOT OF CLOUDS IN THE MORNING,

PERHAPS A FEW HINTS OF AFTERNOON

SUNSHINE.

AND TEMPERATURES IN THE MIDDLE

TO UPPER 60'S COME SUNDAY

AFTERNOON.

UNBELIEVABLE, HAH?

HERE'S THE FORECAST IN DETAIL

NOW.

FOR THIS EVENING, QUIET AND

CHILLY.

TEMPERATURES WILL GO FROM THE

40'S BACK INTO THE 30'S WITH

CLEAR SKIES.

STILL LOTS OF STARS AT 10:00

TONIGHT.

AND 36.

THE CLOUDS WILL MOVE IN AFTER

MIDNIGHT.

WE'LL WAKE UP BASICALLY CLOUDY

BUT DRY.

THAT'S THE GOOD NEWS IN THE

MORNING.

UPPER 20'S AND LOW 30'S WILL

GREET WITH YOU 31 IN THE METRO.

WE'RE UP TO 40 BY MIDDAY

TOMORROW.

CLOUDY SKIES.

HERE'S THE SEVEN-DAY FORECAST.

THE HIGH TOMORROW AROUND 45.

49 ON CHRISTMAS EVE WITH DRIZZLE

TO START.

OTHERWISE MUCH OF THE DAY AND

EVENING LOOKS JUST FINE.

68 LATE CHRISTMAS DAY.

STILL IN THE UPPER 60'S MONDAY

WITH A CHANCE FOR A STORM

BELIEVE IT OR NOT, A

THUNDERSTORM.

WE COOL IT OFF BUT IT DOESN'T

GET EXCEEDINGLY COLD AFTER

CHRISTMAS LEADING UP TO THE NEW

YEAR.

THINGS LOOKING PRETTY MILD.

>> SO THE HIGH FOR CHRISTMAS HAS

INCREASED FROM WHEN IT WAS

EARLIER IN THE WEEK?

JUST A LITTLE BIT?

>> JUST A LITTLE BIT.

ERIC: WE COULD HIT THAT RECORD

THEN.

JAY: 68 IS THE RECORD.

RIGHT NOW, WE'RE FORECASTING TO

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Captain of Farmington basketball, soccer teams has given back to community for years - Duration: 1:21.

ACK TO HIS

HOME TOWN FOR YEARS AND DOESN'T

PLAN TO STOP ANY TIME SOON.

HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES FOR BETTER

OR WORSE ARE OFTEN LOOKED UP TO

BY THE YOUNG ATHLETE IN THEIR

RESPECTIVE COMMUNITIES.

AND NOBODY UNDERSTANDS THAT MORE

THAN FARMINGTON'S ZACH GILMAN,

HE'S A TWO-SPORTS STANDOUT FOR

THE TIGERS.

HE'S CAPTAIN OF THE SOCKER AND

BASKETBALL TEAMS AND

ACADEMICALLY RANKED IN THE TOP

10 OF HIS SENIOR CLASS.

>> MOST PRIDE I TAKE IS IN

PLAYING WITH MY TEAM, I PUT MY

TEAM FIRST OVER MYSELF.

REPORTER: HE'S A MEMBER OF THE

NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY, STUDENT

COUNCIL AND WAS NAMED

MR. FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL TWO

YEARS RUNNING.

PROBABLY BECAUSE OF THE IMPACT

HE HAS ON THE COMMUNITY.

SINCE HE WAS MIDDLE SCHOOL AGED

ZACH HAS COACHED YOUTH SOCCER

AND BASKETBALL IN FARMING ON

THE.

>> I LIKE BEING ABLE TO SHAPE

THE FUTURE OF THIS TOWN, I JUST

LOVE WORKING WITH KIDS, THEY

MAKE MY DAY.

REPORT AT ANY GIVEN FARMINGTON

GAME YOU WILL FIND SEVERAL YOUNG

ATHLETE IN THE STANDS WHO COME

TO WATCH ZACH PLAY, AND HE DOES

THE SAME AND ATTENDS GAMES TO

SUPPORT HIS FORMER PLAYERS.

RECENTLY --

>> I WANT THEM TO LOOK UP TO ME,

BECAUSE WHEN THEY GET TO MY AGE

I WANT THEM TO BE THE SAME WAY

AND BE ROLE MODELS IN THIS TOWN.

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Upstate deputies hand out $100 bills to those in need - Duration: 2:36.

MICHAEL: THIS IS A CHRISTMAS TO

REMEMBER FOR SOME UPSTATE

FAMILIES.

CAROL: A KNOCK ON THEIR DOOR

REVEALED A SECRET SANTA SURPRISE

JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS.

MANDY GAITHER WAS THERE WITH

MORE FOR PICKENS COUNTY.

$5,000 GIVEN TO THE PICKENS

COUNTY CAPS OFF IS BY AN

ANONYMOUS DONOR WITH ONE CATCH.

DEPUTIES HAD TO GIVE IT AWAY

ALONG WITH THI, TO THOSE IN

NEED.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILL AT A

TIME.

A KNOCK ON THE DOOR MADE SOME A

LITTLE NERVOUS AT THIS APARTMENT

COMPLEX.

>> HOW ARE YOU?

>> BUT IT QUICKLY TURNED.

>> WE WANT YOU TO HAVE THIS.

>> ARE YOU SERIOUS?

SERIOUS?

OH MY GOD.

I'M SHAKING.

SHEENA TOLD HER TO AND HER

HUSBAND HAVE QUATTRO CHILDREN --

HAVE FOU CHILDREN >>.

WE WORRIED ABOUT WHAT WE WOULD

DO GOING INTO THE NEXT YEAR BUT

THIS IS A TR BLESSING AND IT

IS VERY AWESOME.

>> NEXT DOOR, A SECRET SANTA

SURPRISE.

>> WE WANT YOU TO HAVE THIS.

>> THANK YOU.

OH MY GOSH.

>> THIS MOTHER ALMOST IN TEARS.

>> I'M TRYING TO HOLD IT BACK.

>> IT HELPS OUT A LOT.

I APPRECIATED.

A TIME.

ACROSS THE COMPLEX, ALEXIS

WASN'T SURE WHAT TO THINK WHEN

SHE PEEKED THROUGH THE DOOR.

SHE SENT HER HUSBAND OUT

INSTEAD.

>> ARE YOU SERIOUS?

OH MY GOD.

ALEXIS IS DO WITH THEIR

SECOND CHILD JANUARY 27.

>> WE HAVE BEEN PRAYI WITH

INCOME, EVERYTHING, AND YOU JUST

CAME TO THE DOOR.

>> MORE THAN JUST MONEY FOR THEM

AL, ESPECIALLY THIS VICTIM OF

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

>> I DON'T HAVE THE WORDS TO

TELL YOU WHAT IT MEANS.

>> TO SOME FAMILIES WHO COULD

REALLY USE THIS CHRISTMAS CHEER.

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Police officers, firefighters surprise young cancer patients - Duration: 1:27.

ITH

CHILDHOOD CANCER.

DAVE MCDANIEL WAS THERE.

DAVE: THERE IS NO MISTAKING WHAT

WAS COMING, THE REASON FOR THE

POLICE AND FIRE TURNOUT, A

LITTLE DIFFERENT.

EVEN A MOTOR COP AND A SANTA

SUIT, ALL FOR TWO LITTLE BOYS

WITH A COMMON BOND.

>> BOTH ARE DEALING WITH CANCER.

DID YOU KNOW ABOUT THIS >>?

WAS IT A SURPRISE FOR YOU?

>> IT MEANS A LOT TO ME.

IT MEANS THE WORLD TO ME

ACTUALLY.

>> IT IS THE GREATEST THING

ACTUALLY.

DAVE: EVEN A CHANCE TO GO FOR A

RIDE.

A BIG DAY FOR EVERYONE.

A FAMILY WHICH TRIES TO PUSH

HEALTH ISSUES TO THE BACK

BURNER.

>> HE ACT LIKE A NORMAL KID

TODAY, AND I TREAT HIM AS A

NORMAL KID.

HE STILL GET YELLED DAVE: AT.

DAVE:THERE WERE PLENTY OF

FLASHING LIGHTS, BUT FEW THINGS

THEY LIKE BETTER THAN THE

SIRENS.

THERE WERE LOTS OF SIRENS.

A LITTLE SWEARING IN AS HONORARY

POLICE OFFICERS, MEMBERS OF THE

FIRE DEPARTMENT TOO, A DREAM

COME TRUE.

>> THAT WAS MY DREAM CAR.

I JUST REALLY LIKE IT.

DAVE: DIFFERENT SERVICES AND

SEMINOLE COUNTY, ALL WITH ONE

GOAL.

>> BRING THAT HAPPINESS TO THEIR

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UofL vs. UK: The day after the match-up - Duration: 1:48.

KOOB BRAKES BREAKS

DOWN WHAT LOUISVILLE DID TO GET

THE WIN.

DAN: SOMEHOW, LOUISVILLE WAS

ABLE TO SLOW DOWN KENTUCKY AFTER

A FRANTIC OPENING SIX MINUTES

BUT IT WASN'T JUST A DEFENSIVE

EFFORT.

RICK PITINO'S OFFENSE FINALLY

SHOWED IT COULD SHARE THE

BASKETBALL AND FIND OPEN LOOKS.

>> TO KEEP MEN IN THE FASTBREAK,

THE KEY IS YOU HAVE TO TAKE

GREAT SHOTS.

WE WERE GETTING GREAT SHOTS AND

THAT'S THE KEY.

THEN YOU PLAY GOOD TRANSITION

DEFENSE.

IF YOU TAKE A BAD SHOT, THEY'LL

MAKE YOU PAY.

>> WELL, AS SOON AS WE TAKE THE

SHOT OFF, THE FIRST TWO GUARDS

GOT TO GET BACK AND, YOU KNOW,

US BIGS, WE HAD TO BUST OUR

BUTTS AND TRY TO GET DOWN THERE

AS FAST AS POSSIBLE.

DAN: LOUISVILLE WAS ABLE TO

DETER KENTUCKY FOR GOING INSIDE

FOR STRETCHES.

FOR EXAMPLE, MALIK MONK SHOT TWO

OF 11 ON JUMPERS, THE OPPOSITE

OF WHAT JOHN CALIPARI WANTED.

>> WHAT DO YOU THINK I WAS

SAYING EVERY HUDDLE?

DO NOT SETTLE.

DRIVE THE BALL.

GO RIGHT AT THESE GUYS.

DON'T GET YOUR SHOT BLOCKED,

BECAUSE IF YOU MISS IT, WE'LL

REBOUND IT.

DAN: AARON FOX IS FAMILIAR WITH

THE CARDS' DEFENSIVE TACTICS

HAVING VISITED THE VILWHILE IN

HIGH SCHOOL.

>> BEING RECRUITED BY THEM AND

ALL OF THAT, IT'S THE WAY THEY

ALWAYS PLAYED.

THEY DIDN'T PRESSURE UP US TOO

MUCH.

TRY TO CONFUSE THE OFFENSE IS

WHAT THEY DID.

REPORTER: THE WIN WAS

REDEFINITION FOR QUINTON SNIDER

WHO SCORED ZERO POINTS IN 28

MINUTES OFNAX LAST YEAR'S GAME.

HE FINISHED WITH A CAREER HIGH

22.

>> WE PLAYED A LOT OF

MAN-TO-MAN.

WE TRY TO SLOW THEM DOWN.

I WAS WAITING FOR THIS GAME.

IT WAS A REVENGE GAME.

>> WE'RE NOT JUST FLYING UP AND

DOWN.

WE'RE WORKING ON

HALF-COURT STUFF.

I KNOW IF YOU'RE GOING TO WIN A

CHAMPIONSHIP, IT'S NOT RUNNING

UP AND DOWN AND PRESSING AND

TRAPPING AND CRAZY AND FOULING

BECAUSE YOU'RE GOING TO HIT AN

OFFICIAL THAT'S GOING TO CALL

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Blood supply is critically low in Cincinnati - Duration: 1:32.

THERE WAS A MASS CASUALTY

SITUATION HERE, THERE WOULD NOT

BE ENOUGH BLOOD.

WLWT NEWS 5'S ANDREW SETTERS WAS

THERE AS PEOPLE MADE DONATIONS

TODAY ON FOUNTAIN SQUARE.

>> IT MAKES ME FEEL GOOD,

SOMETHING THAT'S EASY.

ANDREW: PATRICIAL SEEVERS KNOWS

A LITTLE SOMETHING ABOUT GIVING

BLOOD.

SHE'S DONATED NEARLY 10 GALLONS

DURING HER LIFETIME, AND SHE WAS

BACK AT IT AGAIN TODAY.

>> IT JUST MAKES ME FEEL GOO

I RECOVER REALLY QUICKLY.

I'M WORKING ON MY 10TH GALLON.

ANDREW: YOU'LL BE SEEING

HOXWORTH MOBILE DONOR SITE

ROLLING TO FOUNTAIN SQUARE MORE

OFTEN IN THE NEW YEAR.

THEY DON'T HAVE A DEDICATED SITE

DOWNTOWN ANYMORE, SO THIS WILL

BE YOUR OPTION, AND IT'S IN A

VERY VISIBLE PLACE, WHERE YOU

CAN STOP BY.

>> IT'S NICE THAT THEY HAVE THE

MOBILE, SO YOU CAN DONATE WHILE

YOU'RE AT YOUR LUNCH BREAK OR

TIME OFF.

ANDREW: KARL GRAFFE IS A

FREQUENT DONOR, AND IT'S PEOPLE

LIKE HIM WHO HELP KEEP HOXWORTH

ROLLING THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS.

RIGHT NOW, HOXWORTH'S BLOOD

SUPPLY IS BELOW 70%.

THAT MEANS THEY WOULD NOT HAVE

THE BLOOD NEEDED IF A MASS

CASUALTY EVENT WERE TO HAPPEN IN

OUR AREA.

IT'S VERY EASY TO MAKE A

LIFE-CHANGING DONATION.

>> THE MOST IMPORTANT THING TO

KNOW IS THAT IT'S A PRETTY

PAINLESS PROCESS.

IT'S QUICK.

IT ONLY TAKES 45 MINUTES TO AN

HOUR OUT OF YOUR DAY, AND YOU'RE

LITERALLY SAVING A LIFE.

SO THAT HOUR OF TIME LITERALLY

MEANS A LIFETIME TO A PATIENT IN

AN AREA HOSPITAL.

ANDREW: AND NOW YOU CAN ACTUALLY

GO ONLINE AND TRACK TO SEE WHERE

YOUR DONATION WAS USED.

>> WE'VE HAD PEOPLE WHO SAY 'I

DONATED BLOOD FOR THE FIRST TIME

AND A COUPLE DAYS LATER, I WENT

IN AND I SAW THAT MY DONATION

WAS USED AT CINCINNATI

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FEMA warns about possible exposure to ricin - Duration: 1:58.

TOXIC ENVIRONMENT BUT SAY THI

WAS INADVERTENTLY MORE THAN THEY

FEMA'S WARNING HAS RESULTED IN

MIX OF REASSURANCE AND

APPREHENSION.

ABOUT 400 OHIO EMERGENCY

RESPONDERS WERE EXPOSED TO RICIN

DURING TRAINING IN ALABAMA THE

PAST FEW YEARS.

RICIN IS DEADLY.

IF LEFT UNTREATED AFTE

EXPOSURE, IT CAN BE FATAL WITHIN

A DAY OR TWO.

SINCE NO ONE HAS FALLEN ILL

WORSE, THE RELIEF LEVEL EXCEEDS

THE CONCERN LEVEL AT THIS POIN

>> WE'VE GOT A FEW CALLS IN OUR

STATE OFFICE.

BUT, MOSTLY PEOPLE SAYING, HEY,

WHAT'S GOING ON?

JOHN DOUG STERN OF THE OHIO

ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL

FIREFIGHTERS SAYS IT'LL TAKE A

WHILE TO IDENTIFY WHO WAS

TRAINING THERE AT THE TIME.

>> I THINK EVERYBODY'S WORKING

TO TRY TO PINPOINT WHO THOSE

FIRST RESPONDERS WERE TO MAKE

SURE THEY'RE OK OUT OF AN

ABUNDANCE OF CAUTION

JOHN: OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS,

NEARLY 10,000 FIREFIGHTERS AND

PARAMEDICS NATIONWIDE MIGHT HAVE

BEEN EXPOSED.

ACCORDING TO FEMA, THE LIST OF

TRAINEES INCLUDES PERSONNEL FR

THE CLERMONT COUNTY SHERIFFS

OFFICE, UC MEDICAL CENTER,

CINCINNATI HEALTH DEPARTMENT

CHILDRENS HOSPITAL, XAVIER

POLICE, CINCINNATI FIRE, UC

POLICE, GREEN TOWNSHIP FIRE,

DEER PARK AND SILVERTON FIRE,

CINCINNATI POLICE AND TH

AIRPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT.

IT'S NOT KNOWN HOW MANY, IF ANY,

TRAINED WITH RICIN.

THROUGH ALL THE ANGST OVER HOW

THIS HAPPENED IN THE FIRST

PLACE, THE EPISODE FURTHER

MAGNIFIES THE IMPORTANCE OF

TRAINING WITH PROTECTIVE GEA

THE WAY YOU'D RESPOND IN A

REAL-LIFE HAZARDOUS EVEN

>> IT'S ABSOLUTELY SMART TO DO

IT THAT WAY.

IT'S SMART BECAUSE ACCIDENTS

LIKE THIS CAN HAPPEN.

BUT, IT'S ALSO SMART BECAUSE IF

YOU DRILL AND YOU PRACTICE LIKE

YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO WORK,

FEWER MISTAKES ARE MADE WHEN

THERE'S A REAL EMERGENCY

JOHN: AS A RESULT OF TH

DISCOVERY, FEMA HAS SCRAPPED ALL

CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGIOC

TRAINING UNTIL FEBRUARY.

THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL

IS TAKING A HARD LOOK AT THE

PRIVATE VENDOR.

AND FEMA IS PUITTING MORE EYES

ON THIS, HIRING AN INDEPENDENT

THIRD PARTY TO TEST FUTURE

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St. Vincent de Paul provides thousands with Christmas meal - Duration: 1:35.

GO WITHOUT THIS CHRISTMAS.

WLWT NEWS 5'S MEGAN MITCHELL WAS

THERE AS SAINT

VINCENT DE PAUL HANDED OUT A

THOUSAND MEALS TO FAMILIES IN

NEED, TODAY.

REPORTER: THIS ARMY AND NAVY VET

HAS A LOT TO BE THANKFUL FOR

THIS HOLIDAY SEASON.

FRANCIS CARLOSS IS ONE OF A

THOUSAND PEOPLE WHO RECEIVED A

CHRISTMAS MEAL FROM ST. VINCENT

DE PAUL.

IN ADDITION TO ALL THE CANNED

GOODS, FRUITS AND VEGGIES, EACH

FAMILY WILL RECEIVE A 10LBS HAM

AS WELL.

CARLOSS CAN'T PICK JUST ONE

THING HE'S LOOKING FORWARD TO

THE MOST.

>> THE WHOLE MEAL.

THE WHOLE MEAL, MEGAN.

>> CERTAINLY THIS IS A COMMUNITY

EVENT IF YOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY

TO SEE AND MEET PEOPE IN LINE.

THERE'S A REAL SENSE OF

COMMRADERY AND COMMUNITY AND

CERTAINLY WE WANT TO GIVE THE

FEELING OF HOPE.

♪ >> WE WISH YOU A MERRY

CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

♪

>> IT'S REALLY NOT ABOUT THE

TURKEY IS ABOUT US GETTING

TOGETHER AS A COMMUNITY AND AS A

FAMILY BECAUSE SOME OF US CAN'T

GET TOGETHER DURIGN THE REST OF

-- DURING THE REST OF THE YEAR

BUT THIS TIME WE ALWAYS MEET UP

BETWEEN 11:00 AND 3:00 IN THE

MORNING AND WE STAY HERE UNTIL

THEY OPEN THAT DOOR AND WE GET

OUR BAGS AND GOD BLESS US FOR

EVERY YEAR.

REPORTER: CARLOSS AND MANY

OTHERS ARE GRATEFUL FOR THE

GIVING OTHERS SHARED IN THEIR

HEARTS THIS HOLIDAY SEASON.

>> I'M JUST VERY APPRECIATIVE OF

EVERYTHING.

REPORTER: ALL OF THE MEALS WERE

PROVIDED BY DONATIONS FROM THE

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Lancaster County school's cancellation of Christmas play causes controversy - Duration: 1:04.

GETTING NATIONAL ATTENTION AT

THE SAME TIME IT.

NEWS 8'S MIKE STRAUB LOOKED

INTO

IT TODAY.

MIKE: FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS,

CENTERVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

WAS THE ONLY

SCHOOL IN

HEMPFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT TO

HOST A CHRISTMAS PLAY, BUT NOW

THAT

TRADITION IS OVER.

IN A STATEMENT THE SCHOOL SAYS

THE PLAY DID NOT OCCUR THIS

YEAR DUE TO THE AMOUNT OF

INSTRUCTIONAL TIME THE

PRODUCTION HAD GROWN TO

CONSUME, AND A PLAY IS NOT A

PART OF THE FIFTH GRADE

CURRICULUM.

HOWEVER SOME PARENTS

AND ALUMS

OF THE SCHOOL BELIEVE THE

CHRISTMAS THEME

WAS TO BLAME

FOR THE CANCELLATION.

DISTRICT OFFICIALS SAY THAT IS

FALSE BUT SCHOOL DECLINED OUR

REQUEST TO GO

ON CAMERA TODAY.

I SPOKE WITH A NUMBER OF

PARENTS OF FIFTH GRADE

STUDENTS TODAY WHO WERE

DISAPPOINTED THE ENTIRE

PLAY

HAD TO BE CANCELED AND THEY

SAY NO ONE ASKED FOR THAT IN

THE FIRST PLACE.

THEY TELL ME AT LEAST ONE

STUDENT'S FAMILY QUESTIONED

WHYED PLAY WAS MANDATORY AND

NOW ACCORDING TO PARENTS, ONE

FIFTH

GRADE STUDENT IS BEING

UNFAIRLY BLAMED FOR THE ENTIRE

PLAY'S CANCELLATION.

NOW,

ANOTHER PARENT TOLD ME

THE DISTRICT INFORMED THEM, AS

ALL THIS WAS GOING ON,

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Louisville mayor promotes new job training opportunities - Duration: 1:36.

THEY'RE

PROMOTING THE UPCOMING JOB

TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES.

>> IT'S HARD FOR A LOT OF PEOPLE

WHO DON'T HAVE CARS.

THEY'RE ON THE BUS.

YOU KNOW, IT'S HARD.

REPORTER: SYDNEY SAYS MANY

PEOPLE IN WEST LOUISVILLE CAN'T

TRAVEL FAR TO GET JOB TRAINING.

THAT'S ONE REASON WHY LOUISVILLE

MAYOR GREG FISHER IS PROMOTE

SOMETHING FREE JOB TRAINING

OPPORTUNITIES IN THE NEW YEAR IN

WEST LOUISVILLE.

>> WITH ALL OF THIS CONSTRUCTION

THAT YOU SEE GOING ON AND FUTURE

CONSTRUCTION AS WELL , THERE'S

GOING TO BE LOTS OF CONSTRUCTION

JOBS THAT WE KNOW ABOUT FOR THE

NEXT THREE OR FOUR YEARS ALREADY

THAT'S IN THE PIPELINE.

REPORTER: KENTUCKY ANNA BUILD

BUILDS -- KENTUCKYIAN BUILDS

OFFERS TWO-WEEK CERTIFICATIONS.

COMMUNITY ACTIVIST GERALD

MOHAMED SAYS THERE'S ANOTHER

REASON THESE PROGRAMS ARE

IMPORTANT.

>> THERE'S A DIRECT RELATIONSHIP

BETWEEN UNEMPLOYMENT AND VIOLENT

CRIMES.

IF A MAN HAS TO BE AT WORK AT

7:00 IN THE A.M. IN THE MORNING,

HE WON'T BE RIDING AROUND AT

MIDNIGHT WAY PISTOL IN HIS

POCKET.

REPORTER: SHE GRADUATED FROM THE

MANUFACTURING PROGRAM LAST WEEK

AND ALREADY HAS A JOB.

>> AND EVERYTHING THAT YOU NEED,

THEY MAKE SURE THAT YOU'RE

PROPERLY PREPARED AND THEN THEY

GIVE YOU THE EMPLOYEE PANEL.

THEY WANT YOU.

FOR THE SKILLS THEY GIVE YOU,

THESE EMPLOYEES, THE EMPLOYERS

WANT WHAT YOU HAVE.

REPORTER: ALBA SAYS IT'S EXACTLY

WHAT WEST LOUISVILLE NEEDS.

>> TRAIN WILLING BE PERFECT.

AS LONG AS WE GET THE TRAINING,

YOU CAN DO IT.

REPORTER: THE KENTUCKY CAREER

CENTER HAS COMPUTERS FOR PEOPLE

TO DO INDEPENDENT JOB TRAINING

AND LOOK FOR JOBS.

IT'S AT THE NIA CENTER AT 2900

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Omaha fire performs ice rescue training in Carter Lake - Duration: 1:15.

HAS TO GO ON THEM.

LANE ROBINSON HAS THIS NEWS

STORY.

>> AS YOU CAN SEE BEHIND ME,

LAKES AROUND THE METRO ARE

STARTING TO FREEZE, WHICH IS WHY

IT'S IMPERATIVE FIRST RESPONDERS

KNOW WHAT TO DO IN A CRITICAL

SITUATION.

>> IT'S IMPORTANT WHEN AN

EMERGENCY DEVELOPS IT'S NOT SUCH

A CRUCIAL INCIDENT.

>> THEY SPENT THE MORNING ON

CARTER LAKE CUTTING HOLES IN THE

ICE, PRACTICING HOW TO CLIMB OUT

OF THE FREEZING COLD WATER, AS

WELL AS PULL OTHERS TO SAFETY.

>> IT IS BAY TALIAN SAYS THIS

IS ICE TRAINING IS SOMETHING

THEY DO EVERYTHING WEEK.

ABOUT A WEEK AGO.

A POLICY THAT WORKS BEST WHEN

EVERYONE IS OBTAINED.

ICE THICK AG IS NO MATTER.

>> FIRST STOPPEDDERS SAY NEVER

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John's Complete Forecast - Duration: 3:17.

GO TO WYFF4.COM.

>> NOW, YOUR LIVE SUPER DOPPLER

FOUR HD WEATHER FORECAST.

JOHN: WE HAVE A COLD FRONT

PUSHING THROUGH RIGHT NOW.

IT IS ALREADY ALONG THE I-85

CORRIDOR, PUSHING OFF TO THE

SOUTHEAST.

NOT MUCH FANFARE ASSOCIATED WITH

THIS FRONT.

NO RAIN AT ALL.

JUST A FEW CLOUDS.

A SHIFT IN WINDS BEHIND THE

FRONT AND AHEAD OF THE FRONT, WE

HAVE THE SOUTHWEST WIND.

WE WARMED UP NICELY, TO 68

DEGREES THIS AFTERNOON.

15 DEGREES ABOVE THE AVERAGE FOR

THIS TIME OF YEAR.

70 DEGREES NOT TOO FAR BACK.

59 DEGREES WAS THE HIGH IN THE

AIRPORT.

THAT IS STILL 11 DEGREES ABOVE

THIS TIME OF YEAR.

A LITTLE COOLER IN THE MOUNTAINS

WITH THE NORTHWEST WIND.

A LIVE SHOT FROM OUR CAMERA IN

DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE, IT LOOKS

PRETTY GOOD WITH LIBERTY BRIDGE

AND WE HAVE MAINLY CLEAR SKIES

AND A MILD EARLY 60'S -- LOW

60'S IN GREENVILLE.

ALSO IN WILMINGTON AND

GREENWOOD, 68 IN TOCCOA AND 49

NOW IN NASHVILLE.

NORTH-NORTHWEST AT 10-14 MILES

AN HOUR, ALL THE WAY DOWN TO THE

GREENVILLE AREA, THAT GETS A

LITTLE COOLER FROM THAT 60

DEGREE TEMPERATURE.

HUMIDITY LEVELS ARE VERY LOW.

60 CURRENTLY IN COLUMBIA.

IT WAS IN THE LOW 70'S ALONG THE

BEACHES.

62 IN SAVANNA, 46 -- 46 DEGREES

IN SAVANNA BUT STILL GOOD.

69 DEGREES IN ORLANDO AND 79 IN

MIAMI.

AS FAR AS HOLIDAY TRAVEL, A FEW

LEFTOVER FLURRIES MOVING THROUGH

A NEWTON, NEW YORK TOWARDS NEW

YORK CITY.

THIS IS OUR MAIN FOCAL POINT.

THIS IS PRODUCING SNOW SHOWERS

TO THE NORTH.

A LITTLE BIT OF A WINTRY MIX FOR

WESTERN KANSAS.

INTO NORTHERN NEW MEXICO,

LEFTOVER RAIN SHOWERS AROUND LAS

VEGAS.

WE SHOWED YOU THE AIRPORT THERE,

THEY HAVE A HUGE DELAY BECAUSE

OF THE RAIN.

THERE IS A STRONGER SYSTEM IN

THE PACIFIC THAT IS GOING TO

MOVE INTO THAT AREA.

SOME BLIZZARD CONDITIONS JUST IN

TIME FOR THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND.

COLD TEMPERATURES, BUT NOT

ARCTIC TEMPERATURES UP INTO

TOMORROW, LOOK AT THE SHOWERS

DEVELOPING AS THE SYSTEMS AFFECT

US.

IT WILL INCLUDE MEMPHIS AND

NORTH CAROLINA EARLY SATURDAY

MORNING AND THEN IT WILL SPREAD

PATCHES OF RAIN ACROSS THE

ENTIRE AREA ON THAT OF A.

FORECAST FOR TONIGHT MOSTLY

CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES.

TOMORROW, IN THE SPARTANBURG

AREA, MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES.

40 WANT TO START WITH, WARMING

UP TO THE HIGH TEMPERATURE

AROUND 3:00 IN THE AFTERNOON.

MOSTLY SUNNY-PARTLY CLOUDY

SKIES.

STARTING OFF AT 33 AT 9:00 A.M.,

WARMING TO 48 DEGREES.

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Gov. LePage questions integrity of election results - Duration: 1:51.

REPORTER: DURING A RADIO

INTERVIEW THIS MORNING, GOVERNOR

LEPAGE TALKED ABOUT THE OFFICIAL

RESULTS OF BALLOT QUESTION ONE,

BUT HE CONTINUES TO QUESTION THE

INTEGRITY OF THE PROCESS THAT

PUT HIM IN T BLAINE HOUSE

TWICE.

>> BECAUSE I BELIEVE THAT THERE

IS A LOT OF VOTES THAT WERE CAST6 C13

ILLEGALLY IN THE STATE OF MAIN

LIKE AROUND THE UNTRY.

,>> A PHOTO ID.

REPORTER: THERE IS NO PROOF ANY

OF THAT IS TRUE.

SECRETARY OF STATE MATT DUNLAP

SAYS HE'S CONFIDENT EVERY6 C13

MUNICIPAL CLERK DOES THE DUE

DILLIGENCE OF CHECKING TO MAKE

SURE NO ONE IS VOTING MORE THAN

ONCE.

AND HE SAYS THE TWO-WEEK-LONG

RECOUNT EFFORT FOR BALLOT

QUESTION ONE PRODUCED NO

EVIDENCE OF FRAUD.

>> NO ONE HAS FILED ANY

COMPLAINT WITH LOCAL POLICE,

STATE POLICE, OUR OFFICE, THE

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE, A

YET, THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE

OFFICE MAINTAINS THAT THE

ELECTION LACKS LEGITIMACY, FOR

WHATEVER REASON THEY CAN'T SEEM

TO PINPOINT.

REPORTER: WHEN PRESSED FOR PROOF

OF FRAUD, LEPAGE COMMUNICATIONS

DIRECTOR PETER STEELE EMAILED US

A PICTURE OF A WSPAPER, IN

WHICH A BATES COLLEGE STUDENT IS

QUOTED AS SAYING HE PLANS TO

VOTE BOTH IN MAINE ANHIS HOME

STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

DUNLAP SAYS HIS OFFICE LOOKED

INTO THE STUDENT'S CLAIM AND

FOUND THE STUDENT ONLY VOTED IN

MAINE.

THE GOVERNOR'SFFICE ALSO TOLD

US A U-MAINE STUDENT TOLD THE

GOVERNOR ABOUT VOTING IN TWO

STATES.

>> WE HAVE NO STAKE IN NOT

INVESTIGATING THESEHINGS OR

NOT PROSECUTING THEM, BUT WE

CAN'T PROSECUTE AN ANECDOTE.

WE CAN'T PROSECUTE A GHOST

STORY.

IT HAS TO BE SOMETHING, AND

-- SOMETHING CONCRETE, AND

THAT'S WHAT'S REALLY LACKING

HERE.

REPORTER: THE GOVERNOR HAS UNTIL

THE END OF THISONTH TO

PROCLAIM THE QUESTION 1 ELECTION

RESULTS OFFICIAL.

IF HE REFUSES TO, THE SECRETARY

OF STATE SAYS THE LAW WILL TAKE

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Children of trooper killed in crash given Christmas shopping spree - Duration: 1:41.

Y HAVE

SUFFERED A PAINFUL LOSS.

WE FIND OUT WHO IS BEHIND THIS

SPECIAL GIFT.

>> THE SIX KIDS

OF THE FAMILY

TOOK THIS TOY STORE BY STORM.

FOUR-YEAR-OLD NOAH SCOOPED UP A

BOX FULL OF ANIMALS.

HIS SISTERS CHECKED OUT BOARD

GAMES, AND BIG BROTHER TYLER

FOUND A REMOTE-CONTROLLED TRUCK.

BIG, BURLY ELVES

JUST ALL IN

BLUE, THE ONLY CLUE THAT THESE

ARE THE CHILDREN OF TROOPER

THOMAS HARDY, KILLED LAST SPRING

WHEN A

TRUCK CRASHED INTO HIS

CRUISER ON THE MASSACHUSETTS

TURNPIKE.

>> I WANTED THEM TO BE ABLE TO

ENJOY THEMSELVES, AND DURING

THIS TIME, IT'S KIND OF

DIFFICULT.

>> $1700 IN CASH RAISED

MAINLY

THROUGH DONATIONS FROM LAW

ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ACROSS THE

COUNTRY.

>> SINCE THE GROUP WAS FOUNDED,

WE HAVE SPONSORED ROUGHLY 150

KIDS AROUND THE WORLD.

>> FELLOW TROOPERS AND FRIENDS

WROTE THE LETTER THAT NOMINATED

THE FAMILY.

>> THEY COULD NOT FIND ANOTHER

FAMILY MORE DESERVING.

>> AFTER THE TOY STORE, THE

FAMILY TOOK ON THE MALL, BUZZING

FROM SHOP TO SHOP.

IN ADDITION TO STUFFING THEIR

OWN STOCKINGS, THE KIDS ARE EACH

VYING WHEN GIFT THEY PLAN TO

DONATE TO A LOCAL CHILDREN'S

HOSPITAL.

BEFORE THE TRIP

WAS OVER, THE

KIDS POSED FOR A PICTURE WITH

SANTA.

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Driver accused in fatal crash denied change of bail - Duration: 2:08.

OTHERS.

JENNIFER CROMPTON IS LIVE WITH

DETAILS.

REPORTER: THE FAMILIES OF BOTH

TODD GURLEY AND DOROT BOUSHEK

WERE IN THE COURTROOM.

GURLEY IS ACCUSED OF BEING UNDER

THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS WHEN

AUTHORITIES SAY HE TRIGGERED A

DEADLY THREE-CAR CRASH ON ROUTE

111 IN SALEM LAST MONTH.

THE STATE SAYS HE HIT A CAR,

PUSHING IT INTO THE PATH OF

ANOTHER, KILLING 69-YEAR-OLD

DOROTHY BOUSHEK OF ATKINSON AND

SERIOUSLY INJURING HER HUSBAND

AND THE OTHER DRIVER.

>> THIS IS NOT JUST AN ACCIDENT.

THIS IS A DEFENDANT WHO CHOSE TO

USE HEROIN, WHO CHOSE TO INGEST

HEROIN AND THEN WHO CHOSE TO GET

BEHIND THE WHEEL OF A CAR THAT

HE WAS DRIVING THAT BROKE AND

SHATTERED TWO FAMILIES' LIVES.

REPORTER: THE STATE SAYS THE

HAMPSTEAD MAN WAS DRIVING WITH A

SUSPENDED LICENSE AND WITH

HEROIN AND DRUG PARAPHERNALIA IN

HIS CAR.

HIS FAMILY IN COURT, HOPING THE

JUDGE WOULD ALLOW THE

45-YEAR-OLD TO BE RELEASED FROM

JAIL, TO RETURN HOME UNDER THEIR

SUPERVISION WITH AN ANKLE

MONITORING BRACELET UNTIL HIS

TRIAL.

>> WE THINK THAT THERE ARE A

MULTITUDE OF SERVICES AND

CIRCUMSTANCES THAT WE CAN PUT

INTO PLACE TO ASSURE THAT BOTH

THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE A WELL

AS TODD ARE SAFE.

REPORTER: DOROT BOUSHEK'S

FAMILY IN COURT TOO, RELIEVED TO

HEAR THE JUDGE DENY THE CHANGE

OF BAIL REQUEST.MOST KNEW HER BY

HER MIDDLE NAME, CHARLENE, A

RETIRED SUBSTANCE ABUSE

COUNSELOR, WHOSE HUSBAND OF

NEARLY 21 YEARS REMAI

HOSPITALIZED.

>> THEIR ANNIVERSARY IS

CHRISTMAS EVE.

SO WE'RE GOING TO BE THERE FOR

HIM.

THROUGH THAT TOU TIME.

REPORTER: WE LEARNED TODAY THAT

THE OTHER DRIVER I A YOUNG

BASEBALL COACH WHO LIKE DAVID

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Salvation Army in Nashua sees drop in donations for kettle drive - Duration: 1:56.

LOCATION TO SEE

IF WE COULD HELP.

FOR THE SALVATION ARMY, THE

ANNUAL KETTLE DRIVE IS AS MUCH A

PART OF CHRISTMAS AS THE TREE

ITSELF.

BUT THIS YEAR IT HAS BEEN THE

WEATHER THAT'S PLAYED THE ROLE

OF GRINCH.

>> THAT COLD FRONT MOVING IN

JUST HIT US REALLY HARD, SO IT'S

PUT OUR KETTLE TOTAL DOWN THIS

YEAR.

REPORTER: WHILE BELL RINGERS

VOLUNTEER FOR LONG HOURS, THE

SALVATION ARMY IT SEEMS IS

APPARENTLY WILLING TO TRY

ANYTHING.

THINK I COULD GIVE IT A SHOT?

>> YOU SURE CAN.

REPORTER: BUT FIRST SOME TIPS

FROM A PRO.

>> BASICALLY I SAY HELLO, MERRY

CHRISTMAS.

I DON'T BADGER PEOPLE.

NO BADGERING WHATSOEVER.

REPORTER: WITH THAT IN MIND.

MERRY CHRISTMAS.

OFF WE WENT.

WAS IT BETTER TO TRY TO GET

THEIR ATTENTION GOING IN OR

COMING OUT?

>> EYE CONTACT IS HE.

LOOK PEOPLE RIGHT IN THE FACE.

REPORTER: RIGHT AWAY A ROOKIE

MISTAKE.

>> YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING?

REPORTER: MINUTES LATER ONE

DONOR TRIES TO HELP ME DRUM UP

BUSINESS.

♪ WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS

AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR ♪.

JOSH: EVERYBODY IS GOING OUT THE

OTHER WAY NOW.

YES, THIS EXPERIENCE GAVE ME A

NEW APPRECIATION FOR VOLUNTEERS

LIKE DAVE, AND A GREATER ONE FOR

THE JOHNS --

GENEROSITY OF GRANITE STATERS.

>> I KNOW IT'S A GOOD CAUSE.

REPORTER: BUT THE DANCE PORTION

OF THE KETTLE DRIVE MIGHT BE A

LOST CAUSE.

THERE YOU GO, YEAH, MOVE, THERE

IT IS.

SORRY YOU HAD TO SEE THAT BEFORE

DINNER TIME.

WE DID HAVE SOME FUN IN HUDSON

TODAY, IT IS IMPORTANT TO POINT

OUT THAT THE MONEY RAISED BY THE

KETTLE DRIVE HELPS TO FUND FOOD

PANTRIES.