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CHILDREN.

A FRESH FRUIT AND SALAD BAR.

IT'S NOT EXACTLY WHAT YOU'D

EXPECT TO FIND INSIDE OF AN

ELEMEMENTARY SCHOOL CAFETERIA.

>> I REALLY LIKE THE SALAD.

IT'S REALLY GOOD.

TIM UNLESS YOU SHOW UP AT

: BOLLMAN BRIDGE ELEMENTARY, ONE

OF THREE COUNTY SCHOOLS TAKING

HEALTHY EATING TO A NEW LEVEL.

>> I REALLY LIKE IT WITH CARROTS

BECAUSE IT IS REALLY GOOD.

MOST OF THE TIME I NORMALLY

WOULD GET THIS OR SOMETIMES

WOULD GET PEPPERS SOMETI

S.

TIM: THE SCHOOL GOT A GRANT FROM

THE HORIZON FOUNDATION TO HELP

CHANGE UP THE MENU, AND THAT

PLAYED A MAJOR ROLE IN HELPING

HOWARD COUNTY EARN AN A PLUS,

BASED ON A DOZEN STATE HEALTHY

FOOD STANDARDS.

DOES THAT SURPRISE YOU

>> ANNOUNCED.

THE FOOD IS GREAT ESPECIALLY

, WHEN THEY MENTION THE SALAD

BAR.

I WAS SURPRISED THEY HAVE VERY

HEALTHY FOOD HERE.

TIM IT'S THE KIND OF REVIEW

: SCHOOL STAFF AND PARENTS WERE

COUNTING ON WHEN THEY LAUNCHED

THE HEALTHY FOOD PROGRAM NOT

LONG AGO.

>> THEY LOVE OUR FRUIT AND

VEGGIE BAR.

OUR PARENTS ARE EXCITED ABOUT IT

AND THEY KNOW THAT THEY CAN SEND

THEIR CHILDREN TO SCHOOL AND

HAVE A HEALTHY LUNCH EACH AND

EVERY DA

TIM AND THE GOOD NEWS IS

: TRAVELING FAST.

>> THEY LOVE IT.

BEFORE I WOULD NOT LET THEM EAT

LUNCH.

WE ARE A VERY HEALTHY, DIET AT

HOME AND I WAS ALWAYS WARY JUST

BECAUSE I WASN'T THRILLED WITH

THE CHOICE

TIM AT LAST CHECK, BOLLMAN

: BRIDGE ADDED TWO NEW MENU

ITEMS AND THEY DIDN'T GO

UNNOTICED BY STUDENTS HERE

TO FIND OUT HOW THE REST OF THE

STATE SCORED, CHECK OUT THE

ENTIRE HEALTHY SCHOOL FOODS

REPORT ON OUR WBAL-TV AP

LIVE IN THE 11 NEWSROOM, TIM

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Video: Paula Poundstone pushes for screen safety in Md. schools - Duration: 2:13.

TO SCREEN SAFETY AT SCHOOL.

LACEE: A GROUP GATHERED HERE AT

RAMS HEAD ON STAGE IN ANNAPOLIS,

THEY'RE PUSHING FOR A BILL WOULD

CREATE MEDICAL GUIDELINES FOR

THE SAFE USE OF DIGITAL DEVICES

IN MARYLAND CLASSROOMS.

LEADING THE CHANGE, A MARYLAND

MOM AND A BIG NAME COMEDIAN.

A PASSIONATE PAULA POUNDSTONE

STEPPED ON STAGE, HOURS BEFORE

HER COMEDY SHOW, TO EXPRESS WHY

PUTTING RESTRICTIONS ON HOW MUCH

SCREEN TIME KIDS GET IN SCHOOL,

IS SO IMPORTANT AND PERSONAL TO

HER AND HER FAMILY.

SHE SAYS HER SON HAS HAD ISSUES

WITH SCREEN ADDICTION.

>> I SAID OK IT'S TIME TO GET

OFF THE COMPUTER YOU HAVE TO

STOP NOW, THESE RAGES WERE JUST

UNBELIEVABLE, I HAVE HOLES AND

-- IN EVERY WALL IN MY HOUSE.

>> POUNDSTONE ALREADY ADVOCATES

FOR CLASSROOM SCREEN SAFETY IN

HER HOME STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

>> I WOULD TRY TO BARGAIN WITH

HIM SOMETIMES BASED ON THE

RECOMMENDATION OF PROFESSIONALS

THAT I REWARD HIM WITH COMPUTER

TIME.

THE VERY THING I WAS REWARDING

HIM WHAT WAS CAUSING HIS PROBLEM

M.

>> MARYLAND MOM CINDY ECKARD HAS

BEEN URGING LAWMAKERS TO

REGULATE CLASSROOM SCREEN

SAFETY.

>> WHEN I LEARNED THAT MY CHILD

WOULD HAVE TO USE A LAPTOP FOR

SCHOOL ASSUMED THEY WERE ALREADY

SAFETY REGULATIONS IN PLACE.

>> SHE WAS SHOCKED.

>> THERE IS NOTHING TO PREVENT

OUR KIDS FROM BEING STRAPPED TO

A COMPUTER ALL DAY LONG AT

SCHOOL.

>> SOME OF THE HEALTH CONCERNS

INCLUDE MYOPIA, RETINAL DAMAGE,

MUSCULOSKELETAL ACHES & PAINS,

SLEEPLESSNESS, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL

DAMAGE.

DELEGATE STEVE ARENTZ, WHO

REPRESENTS THE MID-SHORE, IS

SPONSORING THE EFFORT.

THERE IS SUPPORT FROM THE STATE,

THE CHILDREN'S ENVIRONMENTAL

HEALTH AND PROTECTION ADVISORY

COUNCIL.

AND ADVOCATES FOR BALTIMORE

COUNTY SCHOOLS ALSO WANTS A

CHANGE.

>> WE HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THE

PROGNOSIS IS FOR THIS PROBLEM,

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Holiday travelers fill Louisville International Airport - Duration: 1:36.

NES IN TIME FOR

CHRISTMAS.

IT'S THE START OF WHAT IS

EXPECTED TO BE A RECORD-BREAKING

TRAVEL SEASON.

MANY PARENTS WITH LITTLE ONES IN

TOE MAKING THEIR -- IN TOW

MAKING THEIR WAY HOME FOR THE

HOLIDAYS.

>> IT'S A CHALLENGE.

I'M GETTING USED TO IT.

THEY'RE PRETTY WELL BEHAVED, I

THINK, FOR THEIR AGES.

CHRISTINA: ROBIN AND HER TWO

KIDS ARRIVED IN LOUISVILLE FROM

D.C.

SHE SAYS IT WAS A SMOOTH TRIP.

ASHLEY IS ON HER WAY TO D.C. TO

BE WITH HER DAD ON CHRISTMAS.

>> PRETTY QUICK CHECKING IN.

HOPEFULLY THERE WON'T BE ANY

TROUBLES.

>> Reporter: IT'S NOT BEEN ALL

QUICKLY AND EASY.

ON HER WAY TO LOUISVILLE FROM

OREGON LAST WEEK, ISABEL WINKLER

SAYS SHE GOT CAUGHT IN A

SNOWSTORM THAT DERAILED HER

TRIP.

>> IT WAS SNOWING AND ALL OF MY

LAYOVERS WERE 30 MINUTES LONG.

ALL OF MY FLIGHTS GOT DELAYED TO

THE POINT TO WHERE I WAS GOING

TO MISS MY CONNECTION FLIGHT.

>> SHE'S EXCITED TO GET HOME BUT

SHE'S HAD A GOOD TIME.

WE SURE LOVED HAVING HER.

CHRISTINA: WINTRY WEATHER IN

OTHER PARTS OF THE COUNTRY IS

STILL GOING STRONG AND COULD

CONTINUE TO IMPACT TRAVELERS

DEPENDING ON THEIR DESTINATION.

MARILYN IS HOPING HER TRIP BACK

TO ATLANTA IS BETTER THAN HER

FLIGHT HERE.

>> IT WAS BAD ON MY WAY UP HERE.

I GOT DELAYED SEVERAL TIMES.

IT TOOK ME ALL DAY TO GET HERE

WHICH SHOULD HAVE ONLY BEEN LIKE

THREE-HOUR PLANE RIDE.

CHRISTINA: THE HOLIDAY RUSH AND

WEATHER ISSUES HAVE ALREADY

CANCELLED SOME FLIGHTS

THROUGHOUT THE U.S. FRIDAY BUT

IN LOUISVILLE FOR NOW, TRAVELERS

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Cincinnati families with premature babies spend holidays in hospital - Duration: 2:09.

>>

THESE BABIES AND UP WITH A

SPECIAL CARE NURSERY.

>> I WAS EXPECTING EIGHT MORE

WEEKS OF GROWING HER INSIDE AND

SHE WAS A VALENTINES BABY.

BUT WE GOT HER BEFORE CHRISTMAS

INSTEAD.

>>

THE PREGNANCY WAS MUCH

DIFFERENT.

>> WE DIDN'T KNOW SHE WAS GOING

TO COME THIS EARLY.

BUT IT TAUGHT US A LOT OF GOOD

LESSONS.

>> THE HOLIDAYS LOOK

DIFFERENT.

>> IT HAS BEEN REALLY EMOTIONAL.

THE CARE HAS BEEN FANTASTIC.

JUST NOT KNOWING WHAT THE NEXT

COUPLE OF DAYS AND WEEKS ARE

GOING TO LOOK LIKE.

IT THAT IS THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE

RIGHT NOW.

REPORTER: IT COULD BE A FEW

WEEKS OR A MONTH BEFORE SHE GETS

TO COME HOME BUT THEY HAVE A NEW

UNDERSTANDING OF CHRISTMAS

MIRACLES.

>> SHE IS TINY AND HAS

TUBES.

SHE IS THRILLED THAT SHE'S HERE.

SHEREE:

MOM AND DAD

PLAN TO MEET

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Mother to face second trial for alleged tug-of-war over infant - Duration: 1:41.

INVOLVING AN ALED TUG OF WAR

OVER AN INFANT.

REPORTER: THE ALLEGATIONS IN

THIS CASE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN

DIFFICULT TO STOMACH.

BUT CHRISTINE TUM YOUULTY AND

HER ATTORNEY SAY THE OUTCOME

MIGHT HAVE BEEN DIFFERENT IF

TESTIMONY ABOUT A CERTAIN THREAT

HAD BEEN ALLOWED.

>> MY JOB IS TO MAKE SURE THAT I

SEND A MESSAGE NOT ONLY TO YOU

BUT TO OTHERS IN THE COMMUNITY

THAT YOU DON'T GET A FREE SHOT

AT AN INFANT CHILD.

REPORTER: IN MARCH 2015,

CHRISTINE TUMULTY RECEIVED A 10

TO 20-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE FOR

WITH A PROSECUTORS SAY WAS HER

PART IN A 2013 ASSAULT THAT LEFT

HER INFANT CHILD WITH MULTIPLE

BROKEN BONES.

INVESTIGATORS SAY SHE AND HER

THEN BOYFRIEND ENGAGED IN A TUG

OF WAR WITH OVER THEIR BABY.

BUT A YEAR LATER THE SUPREME

COURT REVERSED THAT CONVICTION

SAYING THE JURY NEVER HEARD

TESTIMONY A THE BOYFRIEND

THREATENED THE CHILD WITNESS TO

THE ASSAULT BEFORE THAT WITNESS'

INTERVIEW WITH POLICE.

JUSTICES NOTED THAT WHILE THE

WITNESS GAVE INCONSISTENT

STATEMENTS, THEY DID TESTIFY AT

ONE POINT THAT TUMULTY TRIED TO

GET THE VICTIM AWAY FROM THE

FATHER WHO WAS ANGRY, TO COMFORT

THE VICTIM AND THAT THE FATHER

STARTED TO YANG THE VICTIM AWAY.

WHILE THE RULE WAS A CLEAR

VICTORY FOR HER DEFENSE, HER

CASE ISN'T GOING AWAY.

SHE WAS BACK IN COURT FRIDAY,

THIS TIME IN CIVILIAN CLOTHE, AS

ATTORNEYS DISCUSSED HER BAIL

SITUATION WITH THE JUDGE

COURT OFFICIALS SAY THE PENDI

MOTION REGARDING BAIL REMAINS

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Former officer accused of stealing truck from dealership - Duration: 2:12.

IN

MANCHESTER WITH WHAT WE KNOW.

TIM?

REPORTER: TOM, DEREK GUTHRO

WORKED FOR THE MELROSE POLICE

DEPARTMENT FROM 1996 UNTIL 2007,

BUT WAS FIRED FROM HIS JOB.

IT WAS ACTUALLY HIS COWORKERS

WHO SAW THE SURVEILLANCE FOOTAGE

FROM THIS DEALERSHIP BEHIND ME,

CONTACTED NEW HAMPSHIRE

AUTHORITIES WHICH THEN LED TO

HIS ARREST.

>> ABSOLUTELY, GOT THE TRUCK

BACK, NO HARM TO THE TRUCK AT

ALL.

SO THAT'S A PLUS AS WELL.

REPORTER: A BIG SIGH OF RELIEF

BEING FELT HERE AT THE TEAM

NISSAN OF MANCHESTER DEEMERSHIP

AFTER GETTING ONE OF THEIR USED

VEHICLES BACK.

IT WAS ON MONDAY WHEN POLICE SAY

THIS MAN, DEREK GUTHRO, OF

NASHUA, WALKED INTO THE

DEALERSHIP TO CHECK OUT A 2011

CHEVY.

GUTHRO, POSING UNDER THE NAME OF

ADAM FOLEY, THEN ASKED TO TAKE

THE TRUCK TO SHOW HIS WIFE, BUT

HE NEVER CAME BACK.

THE SALESMAN ASKED FOR AN I.D.,

BUT GUTHRO SAID HE DID NOT HAVE

IT, INSTEAD TELL THE SALESMAN HE

WAS A STATE TROOPER, SHOWING A

BADGE AND LEAVING A FALSE

NUMBER, ACCORDING TO POLICE.

THE DEALERSHIP THEN TURNED TO

THE PUBLIC FOR HELP BY RELEASING

THIS SURVEILLANCE VIDEO.

>> EVERYBODY WAS GIVING US

LEADS, GIVING US INFORMATION,

AND EVENTUALLY LED TO THE GUY'S

ARREST.

REPORTER: AUTHORITIES SAY GUTHRO

IS A FORMER MELROSE

MASSACHUSETTS POLICE OFFICER WHO

WORK THERE UNTIL 2007.

FORMER COWORKERS SAW THE

DEALERSHIP SURVEILLANCE VIDEO

AND CONTACTED POLICE WHO WERE

ABLE TO TRACK THE 46-YEAR-OLD TO

THIS HOME ON CONCORD STREET IN

NASHUA.

WHEN WMUR SHOWED UP FOR COMMENT,

WE WERE TOLD GUTHRO WAS NOT

HOME.

THE TRUCK WAS DISCOVERED IN THE

PARKING LOT OF THIS MARGARITA'S

RESTAURANT LOCATED DOWN THE

STREET.

HE SAYS ALTHOUGH THE DEALERSHIP

IS HAPPY TO HAVE THE TRUCK BACK,

THEY ARE GLAD POLICE SAY THEY

SOLVED THE CRIME.

>> NO WORRIES NOW.

SO WE WERE, THAT WAS OUR BIGGEST

CONCERN, GETTING HIM OFF THE

STREETS, BECAUSE IMPERSONATING A

COP IS A BIG ISSUE.

REPORTER: GUTHRO WAS OUT ON

$5,000 PERSONAL RECOGNIZANCE, HE

IS EXPECTED TO BE DUE BACK IN

For more infomation >> Former officer accused of stealing truck from dealership - Duration: 2:12.

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Massive Pothole in Algiers - Duration: 2:28.

SHAUN: THANK YOU.

POP SAID -- POTHOLES THEY'RE A

, PROBLEM MOST DRIVERS FACE.

WITH THE POTENTIAL TO CAUSE

SEVERE DAMAGE TO YOUR VEHICLE,

THEY COME IN ALL SHAPES AND

SIZES.

BUT IN ONE NEIGHBORHOOD IN

ALGIERS, THIS POTHOLE MAY BE

BIGGER THAN ALL THE REST.

A MESS POKING A HOLE IN THE

CHRISTMAS SPIRIT OF SEVERAL

ALGIERS RESIDENTS.

A MASSIVE HOLE FROM A WATER MAIN

BREAK REPAIR THAT IS FORCING

DRIVERS ON PITARRI PLACE TO

DAMAGE THEIR NEIGHBOR'S YARD

>> I'VE BEEN LIVING ON THIS

STREET ALL MY LIFE.

I LOOK OUT FOR MY NEIGHBORS, A

EVERYTHING.

THIS IS -- YOU KNOW, YOU CAN'T

BE DOING THIS.

IT GOTTA BE FIXED.

EDDIE JOHNSON GREW UP ON THIS

STREET AND HAS BEEN TAKING CARE

OF LAWNS HERE FOR 7 YEARS NOW.

HE SAYS, THIS POTHOLE IS THE

REASON WHY THESE DEEP SKID MARKS

ARE LEFT ON THIS NEIGHBOR'S LAWN

CAUSING EVEN CITY EMPLOYEES TO

FIND AN ALTERNATE ROUT

>> I WATCHED A GARBAGE TRUCK, I

WAS GONNA SEE IF THEY BACK UP

BUT THEY DIDN'T.

THEY JUST ROLL STRAIGHT ON THE

GRASS.

EVERYTIME THEY COME THEY ROLL

STRAIGHT ON THE GRASS.

>> THIS IS RIDICULOUS

SHAUN: YELLOW FLAGS AND ORANGE

BARRELS ARE MARKING THE SPOT

THAT HAVE CORNELL WILLIAMS

JUNIOR, A LONG TIME RESIDENT,

SCARED TO PLAY IN THE STREET

WITH HIS TWO BOYS.

>> WE DON'T COME OUTSIDE LIKE WE

USUALLY DO, COME OUT THROW THE

FOOTBALL, BOTH ME AND MY SONS, I

DONT DO IT TOO MUCH NO MORE

CAUSE OF THIS RIGHT HERE, CAUSE

I DONT WANT THEM TO FALL IN THE

HOLE.

SHAUN: BUT THAT HAPPENED TO

ALIZZIANTE DILLON'S BLIND DOG,

POOCH, AFTER LETTING HIM OUT TO

USE THE RESTROOM.

>> WHEN WE LET HER OUT WE DIDNT +%-PHEAR HER SCRATCHING ON THE DOOR,

SO WE WERE LIKE, WHERES THE DOG.

THE NEXT THING WE HEARING

CRYING.

SO I RAN OUTSIDE I SEE MY

GRANDMA WASTE DEEP IN THE HOLE

TRYIN TO GET MY DOG OUT THE

HO.

WE DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT'S IN

THAT WATER.

MY DOG WAS COVERED IN MUD, MY

GRANDMA WAS WASTE DEEP -- WAIST

DEEP COVERED IN MUD.

SHAUN: O HOLY NIGHT WILL TAKE

NEW MEANING ON CHISTMAS EVE FOR

RESIDENTS ON PITARRI PLACE.

ALL THESE NEIGHBORS WANT FOR

CHRISTMAS ARE QUESTIONS ANSWERED

AND THE HOLE FILLE

AFTER SPEAKING WITH THE SEWEAGE

AND WATER BOARD, THEY SENT BOTH

A CLAIMS PERSON AND A SAFETY

PERSON OUT TO TALK WITH THE

RESIDENTS TODAY.

THEY ALSO ARE WORKING ON FIXING

THE LAWN THAT WAS DAMAGED.

THE BOARD IMMEDIATELY SENT

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Surveillance video shows intruder at Canterbury business - Duration: 1:14.

CRONIN IS LIVE

FROM THE STORE WITH MORE ON

THAT.

MIKE?

REPORTER: YES, THIS IS A VERY

BUSY TIME OF YEAR FOR THE SMOKE

HOUSE.

THAT MANAGER MO WAS ATTACKED BY

THE SUSPECT IS WORKING LATE

TONIGHT, FINISHING CHRISTMAS

ORDERS.

CHECK OUT THE VIDEO,

SURVEILLANCE CAPTURED THE WHOLE

THING ON MONDAY NIGHT.

THE STORE SAYS THE SUSPECT

WEARING A SKI MASK FORCED HIS

WAY IN WITH A CROWBAR, HE STAR

FILLING A SKI BAG WITH TWO DUCKS

AND A HAM STEAK AND IS

CONFRONTEDDED BY THE MANAGER.

THE SUSPECT THEN PUMPES HIM,

THEY GET INTO A SHOVING MATCH

AND OTHER EMPLOYEES GET IN.

WORKERS RIPPED HIS SHIRT OFF AND

THEN HE FALLS DOWN AS HE RUNS

AWAY.

THE MANAGER SAYS ADRENALINE

KICKED IN, HE WANTED TO PROTECT

THIS FAMILY RUN BUSINESS.

>> MY DAUGHTER IS YELLING TO LET

HIM GO, SHE WANTED OUT OF THE

BUILDING AS QUICK AS POSSIBLE

AND I DIDN'T ALL I WANTED WAS

THE SKI MASK OFF.

THAT'S ALL I HAD TO DO IS GET IT

OFF AND THEN HE CAN GO.

REPORTER: TONIGHT THE STORE IS

OFFERING A $500 REWARD FOR

INFORMATION THAT LEADS TO AN

ARREST AND CONVICTION, ANYONE

WITH INFORMATION IS ASKED TO

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Damp evening Friday - Duration: 4:34.

JAY: ALL RIGHT, LIVE LOOK

OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW FROM THE

SHERITAN LOOKING BACK TOWARD THE

BRIDGES, THOSE THINGS ARE

AWFULLY BUSY WITH SOME OF THAT

HOLIDAY TRAVEL REALLY STARTING

TO GO UP NOW AND IF YOU'RE

TRAVELING TONIGHT, IF YOU'RE

HEADING OUT, JUST WATCH OUT, WE

HAVE SOME RAIN ON THE WAY THAT'S

GOING TO SLOW YOU DOWN.

ALLOW EXTRA TIME TO GET TO YOUR

DESTINATIONS INCLUDING HOLIDAY

SHOPPING, HEADING TO YOUR

CHRISTMAS PARTIES, WHATEVER THE

CASE MAY BE.

THICK CLOUDS OVERHEAD.

THE RAIN ISN'T TOO FAR AWAY.

WE'LL LIKELY SEE THE RAIN MOVING

INTO THE METRO WITHIN THE NEXT

ONE TO TWO HOURS OR SO AS FAR AS

THE NUMBERS GO WEL, WE'RE WELL

ABOVE -- GO, WE'RE WELL ABOVE

FREEZING.

NOT WORRIED ABOUT ICY TRAVEL.

43-45 IS THE RANGE.

HUMIDITY 52%.

THAT'S REALLY GOING TO START TO

GO UP HERE THE NEXT FEW HOURS.

SOUTHEAST BREEZE HERE AT 10.

THERE'S AN EDGE OUT THERE.

WEAR THE JACKET AND GET THE

UMBRELLAS READY TO GO AND THE

RAIN GEAR SO TO SPEAK.

THICK CLOUDS AROUND THE REGION

ON THE DOPPLER NETWORK.

LOOK AT THE RAIN NOT TOO FAR

AWAY MOVING INTO OUR WESTERN

COMMUNITIES, PERHAPS A FEW

SPRINKLES NOW NEAR PAOLI MOVING

TOWARD CRAWFORD COUNTY, PERRY

COUNTY, SWALLOWING UP ALL OF

DUBOIS COUNTY AND THIS ACTIVITY

IS MOVING OFF TOWARD THE EAST.

YOU CAN SEE A LITTLE BIT MORE

LIGHT RAIN PASSING OVER

OWENSBORO HEADING TOWARDS

HARDENSBURG AS WELL AS

LEITCHFIELD.

EVERYBODY WILL SEE THE RAIN

SHOWERS GRADUALLY INCREASING

THIS EVENING AND CONTINUING

THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT AS WELL.

NOTICE HOW THIS SYSTEM RAPIDLY

IS MOVING IN FROM THE WEST.

YOU GO A LITTLE BIT FARTHER

NORTH AND THERE IS ENOUGH COLD

AIR THAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT

SOME SNOW.

THERE IT IS A COUPLE OF DAYS

BEFORE CHRISTMAS AND THERE WILL

BE A WHITE CHRISTMAS FOR THE

UPPER MIDWEST AND ALSO THE

NORTHERN PLAINS.

WE HAVE A RAIN-SNOW MIX ON THE

NORTH SIDE OF CHICAGO UP TO

MILWAUKEE, GREEN BAY, MADISON,

EVERYBODY IS SEEING SNOW UP

THERE TO THE TUNE OF A COUPLE OF

INCHES AT LEAST AND THIS SYSTEM

RAPIDLY MOVING OFF TO THE EAST

AS I MENTION.

BUT AROUND HERE, IT'S ALL GOING

TO BE THE GREEN STUFF.

IT'S ALL GOING TO BE IN THE FORM

OF RAINFALL AND JUST WET

ROADWAYS OVERNIGHT THROUGH EARLY

EARLY TOMORROW MORNING.

AND AGAIN, IT'S A QUICK MOVER.

THIS RAIN WILL BE PRIMARILY

DURING THE DARK HOURS OF TONIGHT

TONIGHT.

I THINK BY THE TIME WE WAKE UP

IN THE MORNING, HERE WE ARE,

SATURDAY, 7:00 IN THE MORNING,

MUCH OF THAT THICKER GREEN IS

OFF TO THE SOUTH OF LOUISVILLE,

PERHAPS A LITTLE BIT OF DRIZZLE

IN THE MORNING BUT EVERYBODY

WILL START TO DRY OUT THROUGHOUT

THE COURSE OF YOUR SATURDAY

MORNING.

HERE ARE THE TEMPERATURES NOW.

WE'LL WAKE UP TO THE UPPER 30'S

AND LOWER 40'S JUST ABOUT

EVERYWHERE.

EVEN SOME UPPER 40'S SHOWING UP

THE FARTHER SOUTH YOU GO.

SO, AGAIN, ABOVE FREEZE .

JUST KIND OF CLOUDY AND A LITTLE

BIT DAMP DURING THE MORNING

HOURS.

YOUR CHRISTMAS EVE AS WE MOVE

INTO THE AFTERNOON JUST CLOUDY

SKIES EXPECTED, FOLKS.

GOOD NEWS HERE IN AND THE

TEMPERATURES WILL STAY ON THE

MILD SIDE FOR THE TIME OF YEAR

SO NOT WORRIED ABOUT ANY SNOW OR

ICE.

AND I KNOW, WE'D LOVE TO SEE A

WHITE CHRISTMAS.

IT'S JUST NOT GOING TO HAPPEN

THIS GO-AROUND.

BUT WE WON'T HAVE ANY ICE TO

DEAL WITH HIGH TEMPERATURES

TOMORROW, 40'S AND LOWER 50'S.

EXPECTING 49 IN THE MIDTRO -- IN

THE METRO.

AS WE LOOK AHEAD NOW TO

CHRISTMAS EVE, HERE IT IS

TOMORROW NIGHT, NO PROBLEMS AS

FAR AS THE TRIP FOR SANTA.

HE'S GOING TO BE COMING IN FROM

THE NORTH.

IT'LL BE FINE.

SMOOTH SAILING.

JUST SOME CLOUDS.

OTHERWISE, RUDOLPH WILL TAKE

CARE OF THAT.

AND AS WE MOVE ON INTO CHRISTMAS

DAY, HERE COMES A WARM FRONT

MOVING UP FROM THE SOUTH.

BY LATE AFTERNOON, WOW, THOSE

TEMPERATURES WILL FLY INTO THE

UPPER 50'S TO LOW EVEN MIDDLE

60'S ACROSS THE REGION.

HOW ABOUT THAT?

SOME BIG-TIME WARMING GOING ON

LATER CHRISTMAS DAY.

HERE'S OUR FORECAST NOW FOR THIS

EVENING.

WE'LL HOVER IN THE 40'S.

CLOUDY AND COOL WITH RAIN

DEVELOPING.

BY 10:00 TONIGHT, 43.

IT'LL BE RAINY AND CHILLY.

WE'LL WAKE UP TO A LITTLE BIT OF

DRIZZLE IN THE MORNING.

ERIC, TEMPERATURES RIGHT AROUND

45.

WE'LL GO INTO THE UPPER 40'S BY

MIDDAY TOMORROW BUT IT WILL BE

DRY AGAIN.

AND HERE'S YOUR SEVEN-DAY

FORECAST.

A HIGH TOMORROW CLOSE TO 50.

WE'RE IN THE LOW AND MIDDLE 60'S

COME CHRISTMAS DAY.

UPPER 60'S MONDAY WITH EVEN A

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Gene Brown giving back - Duration: 1:13.

STRING THEM TOGETHER

AND ADD UP TO WINNING FOOTBALL

GAMES.

>> CONTINUING OUR SPIRIT OF

GIVING STORIES THIS HOLIDAY

SEASON, HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

NAMES MAY REMEMBER THE NAME GINO

BROWN FROM 2002, A MAYOR FROM

MANCHESTER CENTRAL, NOW HE'S THE

PRESIDENT OF THE LITTLE GREEN

GRIDIRON CLUB AND HE'S FOUND A

WAY TO GIVE BACK TO NEW

HAMPSHIRE IN A BIG WAY.

12 YEARS AGO HE STARTED THE UGLY

CHRISTMAS SWEATER PARTY, AND SIX

YEARS AGO IT BECAME SO BIG HE

WAS TABLE TO START GIVING MONEY

TO CHARITIES.

THIS YEAR'S PARTY IS TONIGHT,

SOLD OUT WITH 800 PEOPLE READY

TO ATTEND AND HE THINKS HE'LL

RAISE 30,000 FOR MAKE A WISH.

IT WOULD BRING HIS CHARITY TOTAL

TO $115,000.

>> EVERYTHING IS LOOKING GREAT,

I THINK WE'RE ON PACE TO HIT

$30,000, WHICH IS OUR GOAL,

BECAUSE IT'S MAKE A WISH'S 30TH

YEAR IN THE STATE OF NEW

HAMPSHIRE.

THE PARTY IS ACTUALLY ALREADY

SOLD OUT, THAT SHOULD BE A GOOD

TIME.

>> JEAN IS AN INCREDIBLE

AMBASSADOR FOR MAKE A WISH.

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Fire displaces 250 people - Duration: 2:15.

MATT

ABOUT 80 FAMILIES CALL THIS

PLACE HOME.

THAT IS CLOSE TO 200 PEOPLE WHO

HAVE NOWHERE TO GO.

THIS IS WHAT IS LEFT.

BEHIND ME IN THE BACK, THAT WAS

A WALL OF UNITS, NOW COMPLETELY

GONE.

>> HAPPY CRAPPY HOLIDAYS.

MATT: ALL DOLLY BURGOS MANAGED

TO SALVAGE WERE HER KIDS' SHOES.

SHE'S NOT SURE WHERE THEY'LL GO

NOW.

>> I CAN'T STAY IN A SHELTER

ALWAYS CALL MY KIDS.

-- WITH ALL MY KIDS.

THERE'S A LT OF KIDS.

AROUND 200 PEOPLE, INCLUDING

CHILDREN, MANY LOW INCOME,

CALLED THE UNNO BOTIQUE HOTEL

HOME.

NOW, TWO DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS.

>> SOME SNEAKERS.

MATT: MANY HAVE NOWHERE TO GO.

>> I'M JUST THANKFUL EVERYONE'S

OK, EVERYBODY IS ALIVE.

GIVE MY THANKS TO GOD.

ALWAYS KEEP MY FAITH IN HIM AND

KEEP MOVING FORWARD.

EVERYTHING'S GOING TO BE

ALRIGHT.

MATT: THE THREE-ALARM FIRE

STARTED AROUND 4:45 A.M.

FIREFIGHTERS WENT DOOR TO DOOR

KNOCKING ON EVERY UNIT, GETTING

EVERYONE OUT SAFELY.

OFFICIALS SAY THE FIRE STARTED

IN THE BACK OF THE HOTEL, IN AN

AREA THAT WAS UNDER

CONSTRUCTION, THEN QUICK

SPREAD INTO THE ATTIC.

HOW IT HAPPENED IS STILL A

MYSTERY.

>> I WILL TELL YOU THIS, WHEN WE

INVESTIGATION IS DONE WE'LL

, KNOW.

WE'RE GOOD AT THIS STUF

55 FROM SEVERAL DIFFERENT

AGENCIES, WORKED TO PUT OUT THE

BLAZE.

>> BEYOND WORDS RIGHT NOW.

MATT: THIS IS TIM.

HE WORKS FOR A GROUP HELPING

THOSE IN NEED.

JUST THE OTHER DAY HE DROPPED

OFF $20,000 WORTH OF FOOD,

CLOTHING AND TOYS HERE ALL OF IT

, NOW GONE.

>> WE THOUGHT WE MADE AN IMPACT

YESTERDAY, BUT TO SEE THIS ON

THE NEWS THIS MORNING WAS PRETTY

HEART-WRENCHING.

MATT: INVESTIGATORS NOW WORKING

TO FIGURE OUT HOW THIS ALL

STARTED, AS THOSE DISPLACED, NOW

WORK TO FIGURE OUT, WHERE TO

BEGIN.

>> MY FIRST THING IS EVERYONE IS

SAFE.

I MEAN THINGS CAN BE REPLACED,

, BUT PEOPLE CAN'T.

MATT: THE POWER IS OUT

THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE BUILDING,

FOR EVEN THOSE PEOPLE WHOSE

UNITS WERE NOT DAMAGED, THEY ARE

NOT ALLOWED BACK INSIDE FOR A

COUPLE OF DAYS.

FIRE OFFICIA SAY THIS BUILDING

PAST ITS LAST INSPECTION.

A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER SAYS

PEOPLE ARE COMING OUT HERE,

OFFERING TO DONATE, BUT THEY

WERE TOLD TO GO TO THE COUNCIL

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Seafood Lady expansion in the works - Duration: 1:23.

OU WON'T FIND THE

SEAFOOD LATERDY -- LADY ON OAK.

SHE'S MOVING HER BUSINESS.

STARTING FRIDAY, SUCCULENT

SEAFOOD WILL NO LONGER BE SOLD

AT 2ND AND OAK.

>> OLD LOUISVILLE SHOWED A LOT

OF SUPPORT.

WE DON'T WANT TO LEAVE IT.

>> Reporter: AFTER FRIDAY, THE

SEAFOOD LADY HEAD DOWN THE

STREET TO FIRST, MORE SPACE AND

A BIGGER KITCHEN.

THE OPPORTUNITY WILL SPREAD MORE

FLAVOR ACROSS THE MENU.

>> I LOVE THE CRAB FRIED.

I LOVE EVERYTHING.

>> IT'S THE AMERICAN DREAM.

IT'S, WHAT YOU KNOW, EVERY

PERSON DREAM OF TO BUILD

SOMETHING OF THEIR OWN AND BE

ABLE TO HELP OTHER PEOPLE AND

PASS THEIR BLESSING ON THE NEXT

PERSON.

IT'S AMAZING.

IT SURPRISES ME EVERY SINGLE

DAY.

>> Reporter: THE VACANT LOT HAS

BEEN EMPTY FOR YEARS AND

NEIGHBORS INCLUDING BUSINESSES

IN THE AREA ARE EXCITED ABOUT

THE NEW ADDITION.

WITH AN ADDED SPACE TO COOK, THE

RESTAURANT WILL TAKE A NEW SPIN

ON OLD FAVORITES ADDING SOME

MORE STAPLE DISHES.

>> WE HAD CHICKEN WINGS WHEN WE

FIRST STARTED, PINEAPPLE BOWLS

AS WELL.

WE IN A SMALL KITCHEN.

THE KITCHEN NOW IS LIKE DOUBLE

THE SPACE.

OUR MENU WILL OPEN UP

TREMENDOUSLY.

>> Reporter: LOOKING TO MAKE THE

SPACE MORE FAMILY-FRIENDLY, YOU

CAN EXPECT THE SEAFOOD LADY ADD

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Family going home with special Christmas delivery - Duration: 1:34.

BRINGING HOME A VERY

SPECIAL DELIVERY.

CHRISTINA: THERE'S A LOT OF

HUSTLE AND BUSTLE AT LOUISVILLE

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.

WE MET A FAMILY WITH AN EXTRA

SPECIAL HOLIDAY TRAVEL STORY.

IN THE MIDST OF THE WARM

WELCOMES AND SAD GOOD-BYES WE

SPOTTED ONE TINY TRAVELER.

EVELYN LOUISE MAJORS IS 10 DAYS

OLD.

TODAY, SHE'S GOING HOME FOR THE

FIRST TIME.

>> OK, SO EVELYN IS GOING HOME?

>> YEAH.

>> WHERE'S HOME?

>> CALIFORNIA.

WE LIVE IN OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA.

AND WE WILL BE -- WE GET IN

TODAY AT 4:00.

WE'LL HAVE A QUIET CHRISTMAS EVE

AT HOME BUT THEN ON CHRISTMAS

DAY, WE'RE GOING TO MEET GRANDMA

BOTH OF HER GRANDMOTHERS CRIS

CRIST -- GRANDMOTHERS.

CHRISTINA: THEY WERE IN THE

DELIVERY ROOM FOR HER BIRTH 10

DAYS AGO.

NOW THEY'RE BOARDING A PLANE IN

LOUISVILLE.

THEY HAVE A LAY NOVER LAS VEGAS.

THEN -- LAYOVER IN LAS VEGAS.

THEN THEY'LL ARRIVE IN

CALIFORNIA WITH THEIR SPECIAL

DELIVERY.

>> SHE'S BEEN REALLY EASY.

>> SHE'S A LITTLE EASY.

>> WE'RE SPOILED ROTTEN.

SHE'S MAKING IT.

YEAH.

CHRISTINA: STILL, TRAVELING WITH

A NEWBORN DURING THE HOLIDAY

RUSH WITH THE RISK OF SEVERE

WEATHER CAN'T BE EASY BUT FOR

THESE TRAVELERS, THIS NEW FAMILY

IT'S A TRIP WELL WORTH IT.

CHRISTINA MORA, WLKY NEWS.

ERIC: THE FAMILY SAYS BABY

EVELYN IS GOING TO MEET THEIR

GREAT GRANDMOTHER ON NEW YEAR'S

EVE.

JAY: HOW COOL IS THAT?

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Gary Sampson gives first public statement - Duration: 0:43.

WHAT

AND HOW MUCH SNOW COULD FALL

WHERE IT STAYS ALL SNOW, IN A

LITTLE WHILE.

SHELLEY: CONVICTED MURDERER GARY

SAMPSON MADE HIS FIRST PUBLIC

STATEMENT AFTER 15 YEARS TRIALS

AND COURT HEARINGS.

INSIDE THE FEDERAL COURTHOUSE IN

BOSTON YESTERDAY SAMPSON

ADDRESSED THE JURY IN THE 123

WORD STATEMENT HE TALKED ABOUT

EACH MURDER HE COMMITTED.

RIGHT NOW SAMPSON IS FACING A

RETRIAL FOR KILLING TWO

MASSACHUSETTS MEN BACK IN 2001.

SAMPSON ALSO KILLED A NEW

HAMPSHIRE MAN, BUT THAT MURDER

IS NOT PART OF THE RETRIAL.

WHEN ADDRESSING THE MURDER OF

58-YEAR-OLD ROBERT WHITNEY,

SAMPSON SAID, QUOTE, I DESTROYED

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Former Milwaukee police officer pleads not guilty to shooting, killing Sylville Smith - Duration: 1:42.

APPEARED IN COURT AND

PROSECUTORS WERE PREPARED TO

SHOW VIDEO OF THE SHOOTING FOR

THE FIRST TIME.

>> FORMER MILWAUKEE POLICE

OFFICER DOMINIQUE HEAGGAN-BROWN

WAS IN PRELIMINARY COURT THIS

MORNING.

THE PROCEEDING WENT VERY FAST,

BUT FAMILY MEMBERS AND THE DA

HAD PLENTY TO SAY.

>> STATE OF WISCONSIN VS

DOMINIQUE HEAGGAN BROWN.

>> HEAGGAN-BROWN WAIVED HIS

PRELIMINARY HEARING THIS MORNING

AND ENTERED A PLEA OF NOT

GUILTY.

>> TODAY, HEARING HIM SAY NOT

GUILTY, DOESN'T MEAN HE'S NOT

GUILTY.

>> SEDAN SMITH IS SYVILLE

SMITH'S BROTHER.

HE SAYS JUST SEEING

HEAGGAN-BROWN IN COURT STIRS UP

A LOT OF EMOTION.

>> ITS ANGER, ITS FRUSTRATION,

IT'S MOST DEFINITELY A LOT OF

HATRED THAT GOES INTO THIS.

>> ACCORDING TO THE CRIMINAL

COMPLAINT, SYVILLE SMITH RAN

FROM HEAGGAN-BROWN DURING A STOP

AT 44TH AN AUER LAST AUGUST

WHILE CARRYING A GUN.

VIDEO FROM HEAGGAN-BROWN'S BODY

CAMERA SHOWS SMITH TURN TO FACE

THE FORMER OFFICER.

AS SMITH RAISES THE GUN,

HEAGGAN-BROWN SHOOTS HIM ONCE IN

THE ARM HOLDING THE WEAPON.

THE VIDEO SHOWS SMITH'S GUN GO

OVER A FENCE, AND HEAGGAN-BROWN

SHIRTS SMITH AGAIN IN

THE

CHEST.

FROM THE FIRST SHOT TO THE

SECOND, 1.6 SECONDS.

>> AND WITH THAT THOUGHT THAT IS

PREMEDITATED.

THAT'S EXECUTION.

>> THE FOOTAGE HASN'T BEEN

RELEASED BUT MILWAUKEE COUNTY

, DISTRICT ATTORNEY JOHN

CHISHOLM SAYS HE WAS PREPARED TO

SHOW IT IN COURT TODAY IF THE

DEFENSE WISHED TO PROCEED.

>> THERE ARE NO SURPRISES HERE.

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Sig Sauer expanding in Arkansas because of NH energy prices - Duration: 2:05.

OW LIVE, THE PROBLEM ISN'T

LIMITED TO ONE BUSINESS.

JOSH: NO IT'S NOT.

CURRENTLY SIG SAUER IS A MAJOR

EMPLOYER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE,

ACCOUNTING FOR AROUND 1400 JOBS,

BUT THE PLANNED EXPANSION MEANS

MORE JOBS, AND BECAUSE POWER

SOYS MUCH CHEAPER IN ARKANSAS

THAN IT IS HERE, THAT'S GOOD FOR

FOLKS THERE.

>> IT'S QUIET.

REPORTER: DURING THE PRIMARY

SOUTH CAROLINA SENATOR LINDSEY

GRAHAM TOURED SIG SAUER IN

STRATHAM AND CAME AWAY IMPRESSED

WITH BOTH THE FACILITY AND ITS

PRODUCT.

>> THIS IS THE AIR FORCE O.S.I.

WEAPON.

JOSH: NOW THE NEW HAMPSHIRE GUN

MAKER IS EXPANDING WITH

CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW 70,000

SQUARE FOOT FACILITY BUILT IN

ARKANSAS.

A DECISION THE DIRECTOR OF

FACILITIES SAYS WAS A NO

BRAINER

>> WELL, IT'S ENERGY SUPPLY.

WE DON'T HAVE ENOUGH OF IT.

JOSH: DURING A TAPING OF NEW

HAMPSHIRE BUSINESS, HE SAID NEW

HAMPSHIRE WAS THE FIRST CHOICE

FOR EXPANSION, BUT A QUICK LOOK

AT THE NUMBERS CHANGED THAT.

IN NEW HAMPSHIRE THE COST OF

INDUSTRIAL POWER SITS AT MORE

THAN 12 CENTS PER KILL OWATT

HOUR.

IN ARKANSAS IT'S LESS THAN HALF

THAT PRICE.

>> BUSINESS HAS TO DO WHAT IT

HAS TO DO TO REMAIN COMPETITIVE.

AND AS A BY-PRODUCT OF THAT,

HOPEFULLY THERE IS A MESSAGE

BEING RECEIVE.

JOSH: IT'S ALSO WHY OTHER

GRANITE STATE COMPANIES SAY THEY

ARE FORCED TO LOOK ELSEWHERE IF

THEY WANT TO EXPAND.

IT'S A PROBLEM THAT DOES HAVE

THE ATTENTION OF GOVERNOR ELECT

SUNUNU WHO SAYS HE IS FOCUSED ON

POWER DIVERSIFICATION.

>> THERE ARE LOTS OF PIECES TO

THAT PUZZLE, THERE'S RENEWABLE

ENERGY, WE HAVE NEW PLANTS GOING

OFF LINE, WE HAVE NORTHERN PASS

COMING IN.

WE HAVE THE POTENTIAL FOR

NATURAL GAS, BUT IT HAS TO BE

DONE THE RIGHT WAY.

JOSH: ANOTHER PROBLEM SIG SAUER

IS FACING IS FINDING TALLLE.

THE COMPANY HAS SET ASIDE SPACE

AT ITS HEADQUARTERS FOR A

COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRAINING

PROGRAM TO GIVE WORK TERSE

SKILLS THEY NEED IN THAT

COMPANY.

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Manchester Fire Department delivers toys, holiday goods - Duration: 0:41.

TOM: TONIGHT IN THE SPIRIT OF

GIVING, THE MANCHESTER FIRE

DEPARTMENT WAS OUT SPREADING

HOLIDAY CHEER AS PART OF A LONG

STANDING TRADITION.

SHELLEY: FIREFIGHTERS AND

CIVILIAN PERSONNEL PULLED

TOGETHER TO PROVIDE CHRISTMAS

FOR CHILDREN IN NEED.

BUYING BOTH TOYS AND

NECESSITIES.

THIS YEAR THEY ADOPTED 24

CHILDREN FROM 10 DIFFERENT

FAMILIES.

>> WHEN YOU WORK UNDER THE FIRE

DEPARTMENT'S ROOF IT'S ALL ABOUT

HELPING PEOPLE

THAT'S WHAT MAKES YOU TAKE EVERY

DAY, SO WE REALLY ENJOY HELPING

PEOPLE.

SHELLEY: MANCHESTER FIRE HAS

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How to Trash the Holidays: Recycling Do's and Dont's - Duration: 2:06.

P>> THAT'S ALL BLUE BIN

PRECYCABLES.

PREPORTER: THE CHITTENDEN COUNTY

PMATERIALS RECOVERY FACILTY

PRECIEVES 360,000 POUNDS OF

PRECYCABLES EVERY DAY AND OVER

PTHE HOLIDAY SEASON THAT NUMBER

PBECOMES EVEN LARGE

P>> IF THEY SEE ANY OBVIOUS STUFF

PTHAT SHOULDNT BE THERE THEY ARE

PPULLING IT OUT.

PREPORTER: ABOUT 6% OF WHAT COMES

PTHROUGH THE PLANT HEADS TO THE

PLANDFILL

P>> THAT 6% WE HAVE TO PAY FOR,

PIT DOES INCREASE OUT COSTS AND

PIT ALSO DECREASES EFFICIANCY

PREPORTER: THAT'S WHY MAKING SURE

PHOLIDAY TRASH AS CARZY AS IT

PSOUNDS IS ORGANIZED.

PONE SUGGESTION HAVE A BLUE BIN

PAND A TRASH BAG READY TO GO WHEN

PTHE PRESENTS ARE BEING

PUNWRAPPED.

PAND REMEMBER SOME OF THAT

PWRAPPING PAPER CANNOT BE

PRECYCELD.

P>> IF IT'S SHINNEY OR THAT

PPLASTIC WRAPPING PAPER WE CANNOT

PTAKE THAT!

PREPORTER: THAT APPLIES TO

PRIBBONS AND PLASTIC BAGS AS

PWELL.

P>> SO AS YOU CAN SEE ALL THOSE

PSPINNING DISKS IF YOU GET

PPLASTIC BAGS OR RIBBONS FROM

PPRESNTS WOUND UP AROUND THOSE WE

PHAVE TO STOP THE WHOLE

PPRODUCTION GET IN THERE AND CUT

PIT ALL OUT.

PREPORTER: CLARE INNES ALSO SAYS

PTHE HANDLES ON GIFT BAGS SHOULD

PBE REMOVED

PAND WHEN IT COMES TO CHRISTMAS

PLIGHTS SEND THEM TO THE SCRAP

PYARD

P>> STILL RECYCLEE THOSE STRINGS

PBECAUSE THERE IS A LOT OF

PVALUALBLE COPPER.

PREPORTER: ALSO, THERE ARE A LOT

POF BOTTLES POPPING THIS TIME OF

PYEAR, GLASS, PLASTIC.

PRECEYCLE THOSE BUT REMOVE ONE

PKEY PIECE

P>> BOTTLE CAPS THEY LITERALLY

PFALL THROUGH THE CRACKS!

PREPORTER: IF THERE IS LEFT OVER

PFOOD IN YOUR BLUE BIN COMPLANIES

PTHAT BUY LOADS OF RECYCBLES MAY

PSOUND THE ALARM.

P>> IF THERE IS TOO MUCH FOOD OR

PANY OTHER CONTAINMENTS THEY CAN

PREJECT THAT LOAD OR PAY US LESS!

PREPORTER: TAKING THESE SIMPLE

PTIPS MAY JUST MAKE THESE WORKERS

PHOLIDAY A LITTLE HAPPIER.

P>> MERRY CHRISTMAS!

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Box of Christmas toys stolen before the holiday - Duration: 1:30.

P>> TO STILL PEOPLE'S PACKAGES.

PAND TO STEAL THE TOYS FOR TOTS!

PUNBELIEVABLE!

PREPORTER: A BOX ONCE FILLED WITH

PDONATED PRESENTS FOR KIDS ON

PCHRISTMAS MORNING, NOW EMPTY

P>> IN A LOCAL STORE LIKE THIS.

PIT'S NOT STUFF YOU WANT TO HEAR

PAROUND THE HOLIDAYS.

PREPORTER: POLICE SAY TEAGO'S

PGENERAL STORE IN POMFRET WAS

PBROKEN INTO SOMETIME OVERNIGHT

PWEDNESDAY NIGHT OR EARLY

PTHURSDAY MORNING. THEY SAY

PAROUND 30 UNWRAPPED GIFTS BEING

PCOLLECTED FOR TOYS FOR TOTS

PWERE STOLEN -- ALONG WITH

PSEVERAL U-P-S PACKAGES THAT WERE

PLEFT THERE FOR PICK UP. 25 MORE

PPACKAGES WERE TAKEN FROM THE

PATTACHED POST OFFICE AS WELL.

P>> IT'S JUST UNFORTUNATE.

PREPORTER: STORE OWNERS THINK THE

PBREAK-IN HAPPENED BY SHIMMYING

POPEN THIS WINDOW WITH A CROW

PBAR. THE WINDOW'S LOCK WAS

PFOUND BROKEN INSIDE.

PAND THEN THEY PRYED THEIR WAY

PINTO THE POST OFFICE AND STOLE

PTHE PACKAGES AS WELL.

PREPORTER: CHRISTINE COLE'S

PWORKED AT THE GENERAL STORE FOR

PYEARS...SHE SAYS NEWS OF THE

PBURGLARY BROUGHT MANY FROM THE

PTIGHT-KNIT COMMUNITY IN TO SEE

PIF EVERYTHING'S OKAY --AND TO

POFFER A HELPING HAND.

PTHE STATE TROOPERS WHO WERE HE

PYESTERDAY ARE GETTING TOGETHER

PAND MAKING A DONATION TO TOYS

PFOR TOTS.

PSHE SAYS ANYONE ELSE WHO WOULD

PLIKE TO HELP REPLENISH THE GIFTS

PTHAT WERE LOST CAN DO SO AT THE

PTOYS FOR TOTS CENTRAL LOCATION

PIN WHITE RIVER JUNCTION -- COLE

PSAYS AT THIS POINT -- SHE CAN

PONLY HOPE THE PRESENTS ARE

PRETURNED IN TIME TO GET TO THE

PKIDS THEY WERE MEANT FOR ON

PCHRISTAMS MORING

P>> I CERTAINLY HOPE THEY WILL BE

PFOUND...WHETHER THAT HAPPENS ARE

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Astronauts celebrate Christmas in space - Duration: 1:32.

HE

DRAMATIC CHRISTMAS EVE FROM THE

MOON AND ON THE SPACE STATION.

DAN: THE FIRST TIME HUMAN BEINGS

LOOKED BACK AT THE MOON WAS ON

CHRISTMAS EVE 1968.

>> FOR ALL THE PEOPLE BACK ON

EARTH, WE HAVE A MESSAGE WE

WOULD LIKE TO SEND TO YOU.

GREG: THEY WERE THE FIRST HUMAN

BEINGS TO RIDE THE SATURN FIVE

ROCKET.

>> WE WERE WAY UP ON TOP LIKE A

LADYBUG ON THE END OF YOUR

AUTOMOBILE'S WHIP ANTENNA.

SO KEEPING IT STRAIGHT UP, THE

LADYBUG WAS GETTING THRASHED.

DAN: THAT TOOK BEEN TO THE

MOON'S ORBIT.

THEY SPOKE TO SPELLBOUND

AMERICANS LISTENING ON THEIR

LIVING ROOMS.

>> TOGETHER IN ONE PLACE, AND

LET THE DRY LAND APPEAR.

AND GOD CALLED THE DRY LAND

EARTH.

DAN: CHRISTMAS IN SPACE IS AN

EVERY YEAR EVENT.

ASTRONAUTS HAVE LIVED ON THE

SPACE STATION FOR 16 YEARS, AND

THEY ARE USUALLY STRUCK BY ONE

THING.

>> THAT IS SEEING THE PLANET AS

A WHOLE.

AND IT ACTUALLY REINFORCES, I

THINK, THE FACT THAT WE SHOULD

LIVE AS ONE PEOPLE AND STRIVE

FOR PEACE.

DAN: A MESSAGE NOT UNLIKE THE

ONE FROM THE MOON IN 1968.

>> AND FROM THE CREW OF APOLLO

8, WE CLOSE WITH GOOD NIGHT,

GOOD LUCK, A MERRY CHRISTMAS

AND GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU, ALL OF