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SENIOR

CLASS VICE PRESIDENT, JORDAN

MEIER.

>> I'M MAJOR DON MEIER, I'M A

SENIOR THE HIGH COOL AND I PRAY

SOCCER, BASKETBALL, SOFTBALL AND

I RUN TRACK.

I HAVE SO MUCH HEART FOR ALL

FOUR SPORTS THAT I PLAY, BUT I

PROBABLY HAVE TO SAY SOCCER.

I WORK HARD IN THAT SPORT, IT'S

BY FAR PROBABLY MY FAVORITE, I

LOVE MY TEAM.

SPORTS THAT COME EASIEST TO ME

WOULD BE SOFTBALL, I'VE PLAYED

IT FOREVER A IT'S PROBABLY MY

DAD'S FAVORITE SPORT AND HE'S

ONE OF THE BIGGEST LIKE LEADERS

IN MY LIFE, HE'S MOST

INFLUENTIAL.

AND I DON'T KNOW, I'VE GOTTEN

FIRST TEAM ALL STATE FOR IT AND

I'M VERY PROUD OF HOW FAR I'VE

COME IN THAT SPORT.

BEING A STUDENT ATHLETE AT

PLYMOUTH REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

HAS BEEN VERY REWARDING FOR ME

FOR MY ACADEMIC CLASSES MAINLY

BECAUSE TIME MANAGEMENT, THAT IS

ONE THING I'VE LEARNED VERY WELL

IN SPORTS.

ALSO LEADERSHIP BEING A VARSITY

CAPTAIN, IT HELPS ME BE A ROLE

MODEL FOR ALL MY YOUNGER GIRLS

FOR JUNIORS, SOPHOMORE AND

FRESHMEN.

I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO THANK MY

FAMILY, MY FRIEND, MY TEAMMATES,

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MBTA cash transported in unarmored rental trucks - Duration: 1:43.

QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW MUCH

SECURITY IS USED WHEN THE TEAM

MOVES -- NEEDS MONEY.

PICTURES OBTAINED SHOW

EMPLOYEES

LOOTING BOXES.

ACCORDING TO AN

AUDIT, WHAT ARE

KNOWN AS MOBILE BULK UNITS ARE

SUPPOSED TO BE TRANSPORTED TO

THE MONEY ROOM VIA ARMORED

TRUCKS.

EMPLOYEES WERE SHOCKED TO SEE A

RENTAL TRUCK USED FOR THE JOB

BUT IT MAY BE CRIMINAL.

THE WORKERS FELT HARASSED AND

CALLED POLICE TO KEEP THE PEACE.

MANAGEMENT APPROVED THE

CONTRACT

THAT IS SUPPOSED TO CUT IN HALF

THE COST OF HANDLING MONEY.

SINCE BRINGS TOOK OVER THE JOB

NOTHING HAS CHANGED.

HE SAID EMPLOYEES ALSO

USED

TRUCKS LIKE THINGS ACCOMPANIED

BY AN ARMED GUARD.

THEY HAVE PRIVATIZED SECURITY

INSIDE THE MONEY ROOM.

A PRIVATE SECURITY GUARD WAS

CAUGHT SLEEPING ON THE JOB.

>> A SPOKESPERSON TOLD

US USING

TRUCKS IS COMMON FOR SOME CASH

COLLECTION.

THEY ARE SOMETIMES USED FOR ONE

OR TWO PICKUPS THE FOR RETURNING

TO THE CASH COLLECTION FACILITY.

ARMORED TRUCKS ARE USED FOR

MAKING MULTIPLE STOPS.

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Woman arrested after Loveland pursuit back on the run - Duration: 0:58.

CLE.

THE JUDGE POINTED OUT THAT HE

HAS AT LEAST FOUR CHARGES IN

HAMILTON COUNTY WHERE HE FAILED

TO APPEAR.

THEY HAVE ASKED FOR A HIGH BOND.

ONE WITH HELD ON A LOWER BOND.

AMANDA WAS RELEASED ON HER OWN

COGNIZANCE.

SHE NOW HAS A WARRANT ON HER US

-- FOR HER ARREST AFTER FAILING

TO SHOW UP.

>> I'M ALWAYS DURING DELIVERY

COME AS I DID NOT THINK TO TAKE

THE KEYS OUT OF THE CAR.

REPORTER: SHE WAS MORE SURPRISED

TO FIND -- GET THE CALL THAT THE

POLICE HAD FOUND HER CAR.

SHE LOST PERSONAL ITEMS AND

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State leaders want answers on lawmaker's settlement money - Duration: 1:23.

STORY NEW AT 5:00.

MECCA: THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY SAYS

IT IS ALL ABOUT THE MONEY IN

THAT SETTLEMENT.

THEY ARE DEMANDING ANSWERS.

THEY WANT TO KNOW WHERE THE

MONEY CAME FROM AND WHO APPROVED

IT.

DAN KIRBY IS THE STATE

REPRESENTATIVES AT THE CENTER OF

THIS WHOLE DEBACLE.

ACCUSATIONS OF SEXUAL HARRASMENT

BY A LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT.

BUT HIS INNOCENSE OR GUILT IS

NOT WHAT THIS ALL ABOUT, IT'S

THIS.

$44,500 FOR A SETTLEMENT.

>> IT'S NOT A GRABBING OF MONEY

WHERE YOU REACH IN AND YOU TAKE

MONEY FROM THE PUBLIC AND YOU

JUST SPEND IT HOWEVER YOU WANT.

MECCA: AND AT THIS POINT THAT'S

HOW DEMOCRATIC STATE CHAIR, MARK

HAMMONS, SEES IT BECAUSE OF THE

LACK OF INFORMATION OR ANSWERS

TO QUESTIONS THEY'VE ASKED.

WHERE DID THE MONEY COME FROM,

HOW WAS IS APPROVED, WHO GAVE

THE APPROVAL AND WHY?

>> THE SPEAKER CANNOT HIMSELF

APPROPRIATE FUNDS.

IT TAKES A VOTE OF THE HOUSE AND

THE SENATE AND THE GOVERNOR'S

SIGNATURE FOR US TO SUPPOSEDLY

DECIDE HOW WE ARE GOING TO

EXPAND PUBLIC MONEY.

SURE DID NOT DO IT IN THIS CASE.

MECCA: HIS PRESS SECRETARY SENT

US STATEMENT.

IT SAYS IN PART HIS FIRST ACTION

, UPON FORMALLY BECOMING SPEAKER

ON WILL BE TO AUTHORIZE THE

JANUARY 3 BIPARTISAN HOUSE RULES

COMMITTEE TO BEGIN INVESTIGATING

THE WRONGFUL TERMINATION

SETTLEMENT PAID TO A FORMER

EMPLOYEE IN NOVEMBER OF HOUSE

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Rain, snow making travel treacherous - Duration: 1:31.

WE SAW SNOW AND RAIN.

>> WE ARE SEEING THE

RAIN FOR

OVER AN HOUR.

IT IS COMING DOWN RIGHT NOW.

THE RAIN IS MELTING THE SNOW.

IF YOU ARE AT HOME, THIS IS WHAT

IT LOOKS LIKE.

IT IS A HEAVY, SLOPPY MESS.

LOTS OF WATER DOWN HERE.

KIND OF A MISERABLE CLEANUP.

NOT THAT FAR AWAY.

IT TOOK HER ALMOST TWO HOURS.

>> IT WAS A BAD RIDE IN.

WHEN I GOT NEAR WORCESTER, IT

WAS NOT A NICE RAIN.

IT HAS BEEN BAD.

>> THE SIDE STREETS ARE

HORRIBLE.

THE SIDE

STREETS, I CAN'T EVEN

LIGHTEN THE FRONT.

>> THIS IS A COUPLE OF HOURS

AGO.

WE STARTED OUT IN SNOW.

NOW WE ARE SEEING THIS RAIN.

IT IS CERTAINLY SLOPPY.

THIS IS THE SNOW THAT IS LEFT.

IT DISAPPEARS.

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Dying of a broken heart is real, experts say - Duration: 1:42.

OFFICE.

AFTER BELOVED ACTING ICONS LIKE

CARRIE FISHER AND HER MOTHER

DAY APART, THE TERM 'DYING OF A

BROKEN HEART' IS BEING THROWN

AROUND.

BUT MEDICAL EXPERTS SAY IT

REALLY DOES EXIST.

BUT -- REALLY DOES EXIST.

>> THERE IS A CARDIOMYOPATHY

CALLED TAKOTSUBO CARDIOMYOPATHY

SYNDROM.

YOU HAVE AN EMOTIONAL SENSE OF

DEPRESSION WHICH MEANS YOUR BODY

FUNCTIONS SLOW DOWN.

WEN YOU THINK ABOUT US HAVING

-- WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT US

HAVING A BROKEN HEART IT

LITERALLY IS A BROKEN HEART.

ALEXIS: YOUNG BLOOD SAYS

EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES ALTER

BRAIN CHEMICALS WHILE MEDICAL

PROFESSIONALS LIKE FRANKIE WOOD

SAYS THE WAY THE HEART WORKS

UNDER STRESS PHYSICALLY CHANGE

>> THE LEFT VENTRACULE THAT IS A

CHAMBER IN THE HEART IS

RESPONSIBLE FOR PUMPING BLOOD TO

THE REST OF THE BODY.

IT ACTUALLY CHANGES IN SIZE.

THE CHAMBER ITSELF CHANGES.

IT IS MORE OF A BULB LOOKING.

IT IS NOT PUMPING AS REGULARLY

AS IT SHOULD.

SOMETIMES WE SEE ARTHMIA

-- ARRHYTHMIAS BECAUSE OF THAT.

ALEXIS: WOOD SAYS THERE ARE

SYMPTOMS TO LOOK OUT FOR

>> CHEST PAINS, SHORTNESS OF

BREATH, DIZZINESS, LIGHT

HEADEDNESS.

FLUID VOLUME ACCESS.

MAYBE THEY STARTED SWELLING IN

THEIR FEET OR THEIR ANKLES.

OR THEY CANT LAY FLAT AT NIGHT

TO BREATH.

-- TO BREATHE.

ALEXIS: ALL OF WHICH CAN BEEN

TREATED WITH MEDICATION, BUT

FIRST REQUIRES A BIT OF ACTION

ON YOUR PART.

IF YOU THINK YOU WOULD LIKE TO

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SYMPTOMS OR

WAYS TO HELP YOURSELF OR OTHERS.

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Local theater helps employee with disability - Duration: 2:03.

WITH THE

STORY.

ARI?

ARI: 25 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS,

FIRST TIME EVER LIVE IN A

BATHROOM.

BUT IT IS WORTH IT.

YOU CAN SEE THE WAY THIS LIFT

WORKS.

THIS EQUIPMENT ENABLED THE WOMAN

TO KEEP HER JOB AND ENABLES CIN

EPOLIS TO KEEP A GREAT EMPLOYEE.

>> THE NEXT SHOWING.

WANT TO DO THE 2:15?

ARI: PAULA MIRABELLA HAS BEEN

WORKING AT CINEPOLIS THEATER IN

JUPITER FOR ABOUT A YEAR NOW,

SHE CALLS IT THE BEST JOB SHE'S

EVER HAD.

>> I'LL SHOW YOU WHAT WE HAVE

AVAILABLE.

WORKING IS PROBABLY THE THING

THAT MAKES ME HAPPIEST.

I FEEL LIKE I'M PART OF A

COMMUNITY.

I FEEL LIKE I'VE ACCOMPLISHED

SOMETHING.

ARI: SO WHEN MANAGEMENT

APPROACHED HER ABOUT CHANGING

FROM PART TIME TO FULL TIME, SHE

WAS EXCITED AND FLATTERED.

BUT SHE HAD TO SAY NO.

>> THAT WAS IMPOSSIBLE BECAUSE I

WAS UNABLE TO USE THE RESTROOM

HERE.

ARI: PAULA HAS MUSCULAR

DYSTROPHY.

SHE'S BEEN CONFINED TO A

WHEELCHAIR FOR MORE THAN 30

YEARS.

IN ORDER FOR HER TO USE THE

BATHROOM, SHE NEEDS A MECHANICAL

LIFT TO TAKE HER FROM HER CHAIR

TO THE TOILET.

SHE WOULD NEVER EAT OR DRINK AT

WORK SO SHE COULD MAKE IT

THROUGH HER FOUR HOUR SHIFT.

THAT PLAN JUST WASN'T POSSIBLE

FOR EIGHT HOURS.

BUT CINEPOLIS WOULDN'T ACCEPT

HER NO.

INSTEAD, THEY DECIDED TO FIND A

WAY.

>> IT'S HARD TO FIND QUALITY

PEOPLE, SOMEBODY WHO WILL TAKE

CARE OF THE GUESTS WITHOUT

QUESTION.

ARI: SO CINEPOLIS AND PAULA

WORKED WITH THE FLORIDA DIVISION

OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION AND

INSTALLED A $12,000 LIFT IN A

THEATER BATHROOM.

>> AND NOW THAT IT'S IN, I CAN

WORK REGULAR HOURS JUST LIKE

ANYBODY ELSE.

ARI: AND SHE DOES.

AS MANY HOURS AS SHE WANTS.

>> I'M REALLY GRATEFUL TO

CINEPOLIS FOR ALLOWING THAT TO

HAPPEN.

NO OTHER PLACE HAS EVER DONE

THAT.

FOR ME, ANYWAY.

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Woman accused in 89-year-old man's slaying hints at self defense - Duration: 1:49.

WOULDN'T DENY A ROLE, BUT WOULD

GIVE A REASON FOR IT

MARGARET KINNEY FACES A JUDGE,

AND CHARGES OF AGGRAVATED

MURDER.

THE ELDERLY MAN SHE'S ACCUSED OF

KILLING WAS NO STRANGER, AND IT

GET NO STRANGER THAN THE

CIRCUMSTANCES THAT LED TO HIS

DEATH.

GISELE JACKSON SAW IT ALL UNFOLD

FOR YEARS.

89-YEAR-OLD OTTO STEWART WAS A

FRIEND.

GISELE SAYS DESPITE THE NEARLY

HALF CENTURY AGE DIFFERENCE

, 41-YEAR-OLD MARGRET STAYED

WITH OTTO ON AND OFF AT LEAST A

DECADE.

>> I DON'T KNOW IF HE HAD A SOFT

SPOT IN HIS HEART FOR HER, IF

THEY HAD A THING BUT WHATEVER HE

HAD A SOFT SPOT IN HIS HEART

THAT HE TOOK HER IN NO MATTER

WHAT.

BRIAN: OTTO LIVED IN THIS

NORTHSIDE HOME, FRIENDS SAY

RECENTLY MARGRET MOVED BACK IN,

THIS TIME WITH HER BOYFRIEND

MICHAEL STUMPF.

BOTH ARE NOW ACCUSED OF KILLING

OTTO, USING A CORD OR A ROPE AND

A KNIFE.

BUT IN COURT TODAY, MARGRET'S

ATTORNEY TOLD THE JUDGE QUOTE,

SELF-DEFENSE ISSUES WOULD COME

INTO PLAY.

THOSE WHO KNOW OTTO ARE

SKEPTICAL.

HOW CAN YOU CLAIM

SELF-DEFENSE FROM AN 89-YEAR-OLD

MAN WHO WASN'T A VIOLENT PERSON.

WHAT COULD HE HAVE DONE TO

DESERVE THAT?

BRIAN: AND THE JUDGE APPARENTLY

DIDN'T GIVE THE CLAIM MUCH

WEIGHT EITHER, MARGRET KINNEY

REMAINS IN JAIL ON A ONE MILLION

DOLLAR BOND.

MARGRET'S ATTORNEY DID NOT

ELABORATE ON HOW OR WHY

SELF-DEFENSE ISSUES WOULD COME

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Middletown murder suspects were members of 'Cincinnati White Boys' gang, police say - Duration: 1:48.

DETECTIVES SAY THEY HAVE A LOT

OF EVIDENCE ON THESE GUYS

INCLUDING DNA, FOOTPRINTS AND AT

LEAST ONE CONFESSION.

THEY WALKED INTO COURT IN SINGLE

FILE, DOUG BEST, DEREK BROWN,

AND CHARLES RAY GRAHAM.

THE TRIO IS ACCUSED OF KILLING

47-YEAR-OLD JOE ROMANO LAST

MONTH INSIDE HIS HOME ON

LAFAYETTE AVENUE

DETECTIVES SAY ROMANO WASN'T THE

INTENDED TARGET.

THE MAN WHO LIVED UPSTAIRS IN

THE DUPLEX WAS.

BUT INVESTIGATORS SAY ROMANO GOT

IN THE WAY WHEN HE HEARD THE 3

MEN TRYING TO BREAK IN.

>> MR ROMANO HEARD THE NOISE AND

ATTEMPTED TO INVESTIGATE WHA

THE NOISE WAS.

KARI HE WAS SHOT 3 TIMES AND

DIED IN HIS KITCHE

>> HE WAS GOOD GUY, HE'D DO

ANYTHING FOR ANYBODY.

FUN LOVING.

HE'D GIVE ANYBODY ANYTHING.

HE DIDN'T HAVE TO END IN MURDER.

IT REALLY DIDN'T BC HE WOULD'VE

-- BECAUSE HE WOULD'VE GAVE THEM

WHAT THEY WANTED.

KARIN: BEST, BROWN AND GRAHAM

ARE ALSO ACCUSED OF MURDERING

36-YEAR-OLD TIFFANY HOSKIN

SHE WAS KILLED THE NEXT MORNING

ON A HOME ON JACOBY AVENUE.

>> MR BEST SAID HE SHOT HER

THE BACK OF THE HEAD.

KARI INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY

MURDERED HER TO SHUT HER U

THEN POLICE SAY THE M --

>> WAS ABLE TO GET BLEACH AS

WELL AS GASOLINE TO POUR ON MISS

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At-risk youths help blind WWII veteran clear out unsafe backyard structure - Duration: 1:58.

>> LET'S PULL EVERYTHING, SEE

WHAT WE HAVE UNDERNETH, AND THEN

WE STACK IT.

MEGAN: THESE STUDENTS ARE

LIFTING THE LOAD.

>> I GOT YOU.

MEGAN: OFF A WORLD WAR II

VETERAN'S BACKYARD.

>> BRIGHTEN UP MY WHOLE DAY NOW.

TO THINK OF THIS, ME HELPING OUT

A VETERAN MAKES ME FEEL GOOD.

MEGAN: 20-YEAR-OLD SIMEON

FINNELL IS HELPING 98-YEAR-OLD

ELIJAH TOOLES AND HIS WIFE TAMIE

TAKE DOWN A DILAPIDATED SHED.

>> HE BUILT THAT SHED LIKE 20

SOME ODD YEARS AGO TO PUT MY CAR

IN THEIR CAUSE I WAS THE ONLY

HOUSE ON THE WHOLE STREET THAT

DIDN'T HAVE A DRIVEWAY.

MEGAN: TOOLES SAYS AS THE YEARS

WENT ON, THE ROOF CAVED IN.

NOW, THEY'RE FACING POSSIBLE

FINES FROM THE CITY OF

CINCINNATI, IF SOMETHING ISN'T

DONE ABOUT THE DANGEROUS

STRUCTURE.

TAMIE IS DISABLED AND ELIJAH IS

BLIND AND THEY DIDN'T HAVE THE

MONEY TO HAVE IT REMOVED.

EASTER SEALS VETERAN SERVICES

AND YOUTHBUILD STEPPED IN TO

HELP.

>> IT'S REALLY SOMETHING WHEN

YOU FIND PEOPLE THAT HELP YOU

WITHOUT ASKING FOR ANY MONEY.

MEGAN: MORE THAN A DOZEN AT-RISK

YOUNG ADULTS SPENT THE DAY

MAKING A POSITIVE IMPACT IN

THEIR OWN COMMUNIT

>> PART OF THIS HAS MEANING

TODAY.

YOU'RE REALLY HELPING SOMEONE

OUT WHO HAS SERVED OUT COUNTRY,

DONE A LOT FOR THIS

NEIGHBORHOOD.

MEGAN: FIRST, THE YOUTHBUILD

PARTICIPANTS HELPED BULLDOZE THE

ROOF AND STRUCTURE, THEN THEY

CLEARED OUT THE CLUTTER THAT HAD

BUILT UP OVER ALMOST 50 YEARS.

TOOLES SAYS THE HELP IS VERY

APPRECIATED.

>> IT'S A BLESSING.

IT'S A REAL BLESSING FOR PEOPLE

TO HELP PEOPLE LIKE THIS.

MEGAN: REPORTING IN EVANSTON,

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Penn State readies for Rose Bowl in Pasadena - Duration: 1:16.

TALKS ABOUT THE OFF-THE-FIELD

CONNECTIONS BETWEEN PENN STATE

AND

USC.

PAT: WHEN PENN STATE AND USC

CLASH IN THE ROSE BOWL ON

MONDAY, IT WILL BE THE FIRST

MEETING BETWEEN THE TWO SIDES

SINCE THE 2009 ROSE BOWL, THAT

WAS BEFORE BOTH TEAMS

WERE HIT

WITH NEARBY-CRIPPLING

SANCTIONS TO THEIR PROGRAM.

PENN STATE FOR

THE JERRY

SANDUSKY SCANDAL, THE TROJANS

WERE DOCKED 30 SCHOLARSHIPS

FOR

PROVIDING IMPROPER

BENEFITS TO TO PLAYERS AND

THEIR FAMILIES.

THE TROJANS WE

TALKED TO TODAY

SAY THEY'RE READY TO PUT THE

PAST BEHIND HEM AND LOOK AHEAD

TO MONDAY'S

MATCH UP.

>> NOW IT'S TWO DIFFERENT

PRESENT TEAMS AT STAKE, SO WE

HAVEN'T REALLY -- I WOULDN'T

SAY THE TEAMS THEMSELF HAVEN'T

REASON DEALT WITH SOME OF

THOSE ISSUE, OR SEEN THE END

OF THEM, BUT I DON'T THINK

IT

HAS AN AFFECT IN THIS GAME

THERE'S I JUST KNOW A LITTLE

BIT ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED HERE,

A LITTLE WHAT HAPPENED

THERE,

BUT I KIND OF FEEL IT, WITH

BOTH OF THE PROGRAM, HOW THEY

BOTH HAVE A

CHIP ON THEIR

SHOULDERS, AND EVERYBODY'S

JUST ANXIOUS TO GET

OUT ON THE

FIELD.

PAT: PENN STATE PLAYERS,

SAQUAN BARKLEY, TRACE MCSORLEY

AND A FEW OTHERS

ARE TALKING

TO THE MEDIA RIGHT NOW.

WE'RE GOING TO GO INSIDE AND

GET SOME OF THEIR REACTIONS TO

THE ROSE BOWL AND HAVE THAT

FOR YOU TONIGHT

ON NEWS 8 AT

10:00 AND 11:00.

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Crooks break through wall, steal cigarettes - Duration: 0:50.

REPORTS THE THIEVES

@GOT AWAY WITH THOUSANDS OF

@DOLLARS.

@P>> Reporter: EMPLOYEES SAY THE

@BURGLARS BROKE IN THROUGH THE

@SIDE OF THIS ZEROSTRATION.

@THEY TOLD US SOMEHOW THE

@BURGLARS WERE ABLE TO PULL DOWN

@THE METAL SECURITY WALL AND GO

@IN THROUGH THE OFFICE.

@THEY SAY ONCE THEY GOT INSIDE OF

@THAT OFFICE, THEY RAIDED IT FOR

@CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.

@EMPLOYEES SAY THEY TOOK A COUPLE

@THOUSAND DOLLARS OUT OF THE CASH

@REGISTER AND THE DVR

@SURVEILLANCE RECORDING SYSTEM SO

@THEY WEREN'T ABLE TO GET ANY

@PICTURES OF THOSE BURGLARS.

@JACKSON POLICE WERE ON SCENE FOR

@A COUPLE OF HOURS THIS MORNING,

@INVESTIGATING.

@BUT IF YOU GOT ANY INFORMATION

@TO HELP POLICE CALL CRIME

@STOPPERS.

@601-355-TIPS.

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Mayor Greg Fischer looks back on Louisville's 2016 - Duration: 2:30.

FISCHER TODAY ABOUT THE HIGHS

AND LOWS AND FILED THIS REPORT

EARLIER TODA

>> 2016 WAS A HUGE YEAR IN A LOT

OF DIFFERENT WAYS.

OBVIOUSLY, THE KIND OF PINNACLE

WAS A SAD WEEK.

IT WAS A CELEBRATORY WEEK AS

WELL.

THAT'S WHEN MUHAMMAD ALI PASSED.

REPORTER: LOUISVILLE MAYOR GREG

FISCHER SAYS LOUISVILLE SHOWN

DURING A WEEK THAT DREW MEDIA

AND DIGNITARIES FROM AROUND THE

WORLD.

HE POINTED TO OTHER MILESTONES

THROUGHOUT THE YEAR SUCH AS THE

COMPLETION OF THE OHIO RIVER

BRIDGES PROJECT.

>> IT'S GOING TO UNLOCK OUR

ECONOM EVEN MORE SO THAN WHAT

IT IS RIGHT NOW.

IT'LL RELIEVE A LOT OF

CONGESTION AND TRAFFIC THAT'S

BEEN GOING ON IN THIS CITY AS

WELL.

REPORTER: HE TOUTS A HOTEL

CONSTRUCTION BOOM, NEW OPENINGS

IN THE FOOD AND BORE BUNN SCEN

SCENE -- BOURBON SCENE AND

CONTINUING LOW UNEMPLOYMENT.

>> WE HAVE A LOT OF MOMENTUM

RIGHT NOW.

AGAIN, YOU CAN SEE THAT BY THE

AMOUNT OF INVESTMENT THAT'S

TAKING PLACE IN THE CITY.

THAT INVESTMENT IS NOT JUST

LOCAL FOLKS.

IT'S PEOPLE FROM OUT OF TOWN AS

WELL.

SO A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE PLACING

BIG BETS ON OUR CITY.

REPORTER: BUT ALONG WITH ALL THE

POSITIVE NEWS THIS YEAR, METRO

LOUISVILLE HAS SEEN A

RECORD-BREAKING NUMBER OF

HOMICIDES.

>> IT'S THE LAST THING THAT I

THINK ABOUT WHEN I'M GOING TO

SLEEP AT NIGHT AND CHECKING

PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUES.

IF I'M NOT WOKEN UP DURING THE

NIGHT BY SOMETHING RELATED TO IT

IT'S THE FIRST THING THAT I

CHECK AS WELL.

[ GUNFIRE ]

THEN YOU THINK ABOUT ALL THE

FAMILIES THAT ARE INVOLVED WITH

THIS.

AND NEIGHBORHOODS WHERE THEY'RE

HEARING WAY TOO MANY GUNSHOTS.

REPORTER: AMONG OTHER THINGS,

MAYOR FISCHER AND THE METRO

COUNCIL APPROVED MILLIONS FOR

VIOLENCE REDUCTION PROGRAMS,

ADDITIONAL POLICE OFFICERS AND

MORE DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAMS.

>> THE AMOUNT OF RESOURCES THAT

OUR CITY AND CITIES ALL OVER THE

COUNTRY RIGHT NOW ARE PLAC

ING ON

HOMICIDE REDUCTION IS AT AN

ALL-TIME HIGH.

BUT THE RESULTS ARE STILL

ELUSIVE.

REPORTER: PERHAPS MORE THAN ANY

OTHER YEAR, LOUISVILLE NEEDED

THE EXAMPLE OF ALI WHO CONDEMNED

VIOLENCE OUTSIDE OF THE BOXING

RING AND HAD A WAY OF BRINGING

PEOPLE TOGETHER.

>> HE WOULD BE DISGUSTED BY IT.

REALLY THAT'S ONE OF MY REAL

REGRETS THAT MOHAMED IS NOT

ALIVE AND HEALTHY TODAY TO BE

THAT MODEL FOR SO MANY

NEIGHBORHOODS OF OUR CITY THAT

NEED A MODEL LIKE HIM THAT

UNDERSTOOD WHAT MAKES SOMEONE

GREAT IS THE ROAD WORK, AS HE

USED TO SAY, THE PRACTICE THAT

MAKES YOU GREAT, BUT BEYOND THAT

WHO YOU ARE.

REPORTER: MARK VANDERHOFF, WLKY

NEWS.

RICK: THE MAYOR WENT ONTO SAY

NONE OF THE CITY'S EFFORTS TO

REDUCE VIOLENCE ARE QUICK FIXES.

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Family urges public to celebrate New Year's without gunfire - Duration: 1:34.

MICHELE SHANAHAN DEMOSS'S

>> DAUGHTER WAS KILLED BY IT.

PEGGY BREIT IS LIVE WITH

MICHELE'S MESSAGE.

PEGGY.

PEGGY: PEOPLE ALL OVER THE

KANSAS CITY METRO WILL BRING I

THE NEW YEAR IN MANY WAYS THIS

WEEKEND AT PARTIES BIG AND

SMAL

MICHELE IS JUST URGING YOU DON'T

DO IT WITH A GUN.

ON THE 4TH OF JULY 2011, JUST

MINUTES AFTER THIS VIDEO WAS

TAKE

11-YEAR-OLD BLAIR WAS SHOT, AND

COLLAPSED TO THE GROUND.

BLAIR DIED TWO DAYS LATER.

THE BULLET WAS TRACED TO NEAR-BY

APARTMENTS WHERE A GUN WAS FIRED

IN CELEBRATION OF THE HOLIDAY.

MICHELE'S MISSION EVER SINCE

TO TELL PEOPLE WHAT HAPPENED TO

BLAI

MICHELE SAYS IT IS MAKING A

DIFFERENCE

>> I HAVE RECEIVED EMAILS AND

PHONE CALLS FROM PEOPLE,

SOMETIMES EVEN STRANGERS, THAT

HAVE TOLD ME SOMEBODY WAS GOING

TO FIRE A WEAPON, OR I WAS

INVITED TO FIRE A WEAPON AND I

DIDN'T BECAUSE OF BLAIR'S STORY.

>> MICHELE SAYS REMINDING OTHERS

TO THINK ABOUT CELEBRATORY

GUNFIRE HAS BECOME HER PASSION.

BEING BLAIR'S MOTHER, HER

ON-GOING HONOR.

>> TO BE ABLE TO ADVOCATE FOR

SOMETHING IN AN EXTREMELY

RESPONSIBLE, ORDINARY W, IS

REPRESENTATIVE OF THAT HONOR OF

BEING HER MOTHER AND I JUST WILL

CONTINUE DOING THAT.

>> MICHELE ALSO FIGHTS TO MAKE

PENALTIES STIFFER FOR SHOOTING A

GUN OFF WITHIN CITY LIMITS.

THE MAN WHOSE GUN KILLED BLAIR

SPENT A YEAR AND A HALF IN

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Intense Music and Intense Music Build Up: 2 Hours Playlist - Duration: 2:02:04.

Title: Intense Music and Intense Music Build Up: 2 Hours Playlist

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Mayor Cranley scorches critics of ex-chief's firing at news conference - Duration: 2:01.

CHIEF BLACKWELL FOR POLICE

DEPARTMENT MORALE AND SAFETY.

AS THE MAYOR'S NEWS CONFERENCE

GOT UNDERWAY, THE POLITICAL

OVERTONES WERE EVIDENT IN

NUMBER OF WAYS.

>>

CHIEF ISAAC, COUNCILMEMBER

SINC THEN -- - SIMPSON --.

JOHN STARTING WITH A FREUDIAN

SLIP OF THE TONGUE, FIVE MONTHS

FROM THE MAY PRIMARY, AND MERE

HOURS BEFORE FELLOW DEMOCRATS

YVETTE SIMPSON AND WENDELL

YOUNG, WHO IS SUPPORTING HER

MAYORAL CANDIDACY, GATHERED WITH

OTHERS TO SHARPLY SKEWER THE

CURRENT MAYOR.

THEY CONTEND THE FIRING OF

FORMER CHIEF JEFFREY BLACKWELL

WAS UNJUST AND MANIPULATED BY

CRANLE

>> THEY ARE CLAIMING, DESPITE

THE FACT THAT THE CITY MANAGER,

HARRY BLACK, HAS SAID THAT THE

DECISION WAS HIS DECISION ALONE,

THEY ARE ESSENTIALLY CALLING HIM

A LIAR

>> I PREDICT THAT HE WILL BE

BACK DOING WHAT HE LOVES TO DO,

WHAT YOU CAN DO.

-- WHAT HE CAN DO.

JOHN: THE VOICE OF IRIS ROLEY

REFERRING TO BLACKWELL AS BISHOP

BOBBY HILTON HELD FORTH ON

PRAISE 1230 ABOUT THE STRATEGY

CRANLEY OUTLINED IN THE EMAILS.

>> NOW I BELIEVE THAT SINCE

THESE EMAILS ARE COMING OUT,

PEOPLE ARE STARTING TO SEE JOH

CRANLEY FOR WHO HE REALLY IS.

JOHN UPON ELECTION, CRANLEY DID

NOT WANT THE CHIEF HE INHERITED.

BUT SAID TODAY HE DID NOT

ORCHESTRATE ANYTHING TO TRY TO

UNDERMINE BLACKWELL.

OH, I ABSOLUTELY WANTED

CHIEF BLACKWELL TO SUCCEED AND

THERE WERE MANY TIMES ESPECIALLY

IN THE FIRST YEAR OR SO WHERE WE

WORKED VERY WELL TOGETHER.

BUT THAT, IT WAS THE DECISION OF

THE CITY MANAGER, .

-- MANAGER.

JOHN: IN TAKING OWNERSHIP OF TH

BLACKWELL FIRING

THE CITY MANAGER DESCRIBED IT AS

A VERY THOUGHTFUL DECISION BASED

ON A YEAR-PLUS ASSESSMENT OF

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New amenities announced for Louisville airport - Duration: 1:54.

LIKE BROOKS BROTHERS.

>> THIS PIE CHART LOOKS A LITTLE

DIFFERENT FROM WHAT YOU WOULD

HAVE SEEN THE LAST COUPLE OF

YEARS THIS ACTUALLY LOOKS VERY

SIMILAR TO WHAT YOU WOULD HAVE

SEEN PRIOR TO 2008, PRIOR TO THE

START OF THE LAST RECESSION.

ANN: NUMBERS AND COLORS ON A PIE

CHART THAT EXECUTIVES AT

LOUISVILLE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

SAY ARE TRANSLATE INTO A MORE

COLORFUL AND PROGRESSIVE

AIRPORT.

U.S. AIRPORTS MADE A NET INCOME

OF $27 BILLION SO FAR IN 2016.

THAT'S $1 BILLION LESS THAN LAST

YEAR, BUT OFFICIALS SAY AT

LOUISVILLE INTERNATIONAL, LOWER

FUEL COSTS ALLOWED FOR GREATER

IMPROVEMENTS IN LABOR AND

OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE.

SEATING FOR FLIGHTS INCREASED BY

9% AND NEW AMENITIES ARE COMING

SUCH AS A NEW BROOKS BROTHERS

AND BRIGHTON STORE AND THE

RESTAURANT COLE ARTISAN PIZZA.

>> WE'RE PLEASED TO SEE THAT.

WHAT THAT DOES IS CREATES A

STABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE

AIRLINES.

STABLE ENVIRONMENT IN TERMS OF

THE CONSUMEERT AND AIRFARES

THOSE CONSUMERS PAY ON AN

ONGOING BASIS.

ANN: FIVE AIRLINES COULD FLY

NONSTOP FROM LOUISVILLE TO OVER

20 CITIES AND ONE-STOP FLIGHTS

OVERSEAS.

TICKET PRICES REMAIN STABLE FOR

CUSTOMERS WHILE COSTS ARE STILL

THE LOWEST ON AVERAGE COMPARED

TO OTHER AIRPORTS IN THE OHIO

VALLEY.

AND WITH THE EXPANSION OF THE

UPS CENTENNIAL HUB IN

RENAISSANCE SOUTH BUSINESS PARK,

AIR CARGO ACTIVITY HAS INCREASED

BY 3% PLACING THE AIRPORT AMONG

THE TOP 10 IN THE WORLD FOR

CARGO ACTIVITY.

>> IT'S A $300 MILLION

INVESTMENT ON THEIR 116-ACRE

PARCEL.

WE'LL ADD 300 JOBS TO THE

ECONOMY.

ANN: SO FROM THE CUSTOMERS TO

THE CARGO TO THE ACCOMMODATIONS

HERE AT LOUISVILLE INTERNATIONAL

AIRPORT, THEY SAY THINGS KEEP

LOOKING UP AND GROWING AND

THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT THEY WANT TO

HAPPEN.

For more infomation >> New amenities announced for Louisville airport - Duration: 1:54.

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Alan Alda upstages Nick Kroll and John Mulaney in "Oh, Hello" - Duration: 5:42.

This is a legendary actor who for tonight only has lifted his restraining order against us.

Please welcome, Alan Alda.

- [applause] - [shouting] Alan!

Alan Alda!

- Hello. - Hello...

[both] Oooh, hello.

[laughing]

Alan... Alan, thank you, thank you for being here for letting bygones be bygones.

- Don't get too close. - Alright, OK.

That's true.

[stammers] That by the way, there's a special word there that we have for you tonight.

Oh yes.

You know, when you open up a Chobani yogurt and there's that little bit of water?

- Oh. - This is all of those.

- All of those. This is-this is Greek water. - Yeah.

[audience laughs]

So it might default at some point, but in the mean time...

[laughing]

You ever have a job, before you were acting, did you have jobs?

- Many. - Day-to-day jobs?

Yeah, I was a doorman and a cab driver.

- You were a cab driver? - Yeah,

[stutters] for about three months,

- until I got scared. - Really?

Did you ever drive anyone in your in your cab that you later saw in life anyway?

Yes, Jane Fonda, and then I made a movie with her 15 years later.

- Wow. - Jane Fonda got into your cab.

Yeah, and when I made the movie she tipped me.

Really?

[laughter]

But I didn't give you enough that night she said.

That's very-- She got in your cab and said, "North Vietnam please."

[laughing]

You know, we went to the moon, what, how many times?

Seven times?

- And then we just stopped. - Yeah.

Shouldn't we just go to the moon again?

Wouldn't that be a morale booster?

Well, we're trying to go to Mars now.

- Y-You think we can do it? - No.

[laughing]

- No, no-- well we can get there. - That's what I meant.

We can get there and open the door and go...

[startled]

[laughter]

- Well, that's something. - That is something.

- That'd be a great live test. - Yeah.

You know there's a guy--

there's a private guy who wants to send people know to Mars and he says I need people

who don't mind dying.

Yeah?

Well, nobody minds dying. We're all gonna die.

- Wait, hold on. Spoiler alert. - Hold on.

[laughing]

[Alan laughs]

I actually decided once that I was going to live to 106, and I stuck with it.

Yeah.

So far so good.

But you know on my science program I talked to longevity experts who said that we're

going to live routinely to 250--

- Really? - And here I say a 106.

I shortchanged my self. Now I'm stuck with it.

Do you think they think that in the near future we're gonna live 'till 250?

- No.We'll be dead. - Yeah.

Boy, how is that gonna affect when you get married?

You'll be like look, I'm only 90.

- I can't... - [laughing]

I can't tie myself down yet we're going to be married for a 140 years.

- Yeah. - Can you imagine if you got married at 30,

and then you were the generation that lived to 220?

[laughing]

- You've been married 60 years. - In March it will be 60 years.

- Wow. Congratulations. - Yes.

- Do you believe in God? - No.

- Alan, do you believe in God? - No.

Why not?

- I don't think he believes in me. - Yeah.

- Well, what about the earthquakes? - Yeah that's true.

- And the floods? - That's God farting.

That's God with a urinary tract infection.

- [laughing] - Those seem to be proof of God.

What if you met God and he's this huge Mash fan?

- You'll feel terrible. - Oh, I'll say that was fake.

[laughing]

Then I would say to God call, "So call me Fischer."

[laughing]

And did your wife's parents like you?

Very much and I loved them.

- Yeah. - Love-lovely people.

- Were they Jewish? - Yeah.

- Nice. - Totally.

- Yeah. - They were totally Jewish?

Yeah.

And, and I think I'm Jewish.

- Yes. So does everybody else. - [laughing]

But here's why I think I'm Jewish.

My Italian grandfather told me--

- What was his name? - Anthony.

- Anthony Goldberg. - [laughter]

And you know, I said, "That's a clue."

[laughing]

Anthony D'Abruzzo. That's my name. Alphonso D'Abruzzo.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - So, he says,

"The family came from Spain around 1492."

- That's when the Jews were expelled. - Converso.

- Yes. Yeah. - And our name is D'Abruzzo from--

named after the region.

If you're named after a region, it's twice as likely you're Jewish.

Right.'Cause they're like, "What's your last name?"

And you're like, "Uh... New Jersey."

[laughing]

- The wonderful Alan Alda. - Are you choking?

You good? You want some water?

[applauding]

Are you okay?

[coughing] Oh my God.

- On stage the way I wanted to go. - [laughing]

- Ah, you tricked us. - You [bleep] tricked us.

[applauding]

Alan Alda!

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Oklahomans pack Pioneer Pies before it closes for good - Duration: 1:19.

NG NO MORE

PIE.

CRYSTAL: EVERSON SINCE THEY OPEN

THEIR DOORS THIS MORNING AT 7:00

A.M., THE LINE HAS BEEN OUT THE

DOOR.

A RESPONSE SO OVERWHELMING, THAT

THEY HAD TO CLOSE EARLY BECAUSE

THEY RAN OUT OF FOOD.

>> DO YOU KNOW WHAT KIND OF

PIETY WANT TO GET?

CRYSTAL: WHEN NEWS SPREAD

PIONEER PIES WAS CLOSING

CUSTOMERS STARTING PACKING THE

RESTAURANT.

>> WE THOUGHT IT WOULD BE BUSY

BUT NOT LIKE THIS.

CRYSTAL: CO-OWNER BILL SHEPHERD

SAYS JUST TODAY THEY'VE PROBABLY

FED MORE THAN 1,000 PEOPLE.

>> I HAVE TWO SONS WHO ARE 14

AND 16, AND THEY HAVE NEVER BEEN

SO I FIGURED IT WAS NOW OR

NEVER.

CRYSTAL: THE OWNERS ANNOUNCED

EARLIER THIS WEEK THEY'LL BE

CLOSING FOR GOOD AFTER 33 YEARS

IN BUSINESS.

>> IT IS JUST TIME.

WHEN YOU GET A CERTAIN AGE AND

THE LEASE IS UP, WE'RE JUST

GOING TO CLOSE THE DOORS AND ALL

OF US RETIRE.

CRYSTAL: IT HAS BEEN A STAPLE IN

OKLAHOMA CITY AND THE DECISION

HAS BROUGHT SOME CUSTOMERS AND

STAFF TO TEARS.

AS THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES HAVE

MEMORIES HERE AND THEY HATE TO

SEE IT GO.

>> KID IS SET TO CLOSE IT, BUT

AT THE SAME TIME IT IS NICE TO

HAVE BEEN A PART OF THE CITY AND

TO HAVE SO MANY PEOPLE HERE SORT

OF CELEBRATING THE LAST MEAL.

For more infomation >> Oklahomans pack Pioneer Pies before it closes for good - Duration: 1:19.

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