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PROVING BOTH

USEFUL AND EFFECTIVE.

THEY'VE ALREADY TAKEN 225 CALLS.

>> IT HAS GIVEN OUR STUDENTS AND

OUR PARENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO

REPORT THINGS WHEN THEY WANTED

TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS.

>> REPORTER: BULLYING PREVENTION

RESOURCE TEACHER CHERYL DOLSON

WORKS EVERY DAY TO COMBAT

BULLYING.

A FEW YEARS AGO SHE RECRUITED

FORMER TEACHER PAM SHEEHAN TO

JOIN THE EFFORT.

>> WE BOTH HAVE A PERSONALITY

AND AN APPROACH TO STUDENT WORK

THAT I FEEL IS VERY ENGAGING.

>> Reporter: THAT HELPS INSIDE

THE

CLASSROOM AS THEY INTRODUC

PREVENTION PROGRAMS AND

EXPLAIN WHAT BULLYING REALLY I

>> BULLYING CAN BE EVERYTHING

FROM ROLLING YOUR EYEBALLS TO

PHYSICAL.

>> BULLYING CAN BE A PERCEPTION

ISSUE, YOU KNOW; IT CAN BE BASED

ON A ONE-TIME SITUATION.

IT'S DELIBERATE.

IT'S INTENTIONAL.

IT'S REPEATED.

>> Reporter: IT'S NOT A TOPIC

EVERY

STUDENT FEELS COMFORTABLE

DISCUSSING, WHICH IS WHY DOLSON

BELIEVES THE TIPLINE HAS BEEN AN

INVALUABLE ASSET.

ANOTHER POSITIVE RESULT,

TEACHERS ARE BECOMING BETTER

EQUIPPED TO HANDLE BULLYING

COMPLAINTS.

RIGHT NOW ALL STAFF MEMBERS ARE

BEING TRAINED TO USE A NEW

ACTION PLAN.

IT'S BROKEN DOWN INTO 4-A'S:

AFFIRM A STUDENT'S FEELINGS, ASK

QUESTION

ASSESS SAFETY AND TAKE ACTION.

>> IT' JUST ANOTHER WAY WE'VE

BEEN ABLE TO HONE IN AND SAY

THESE ARE THE MOST EFFECTIVE

For more infomation >> JCPS bullying hotline has successful first year - Duration: 1:25.

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Fatal Springfield Township police shooting justified, prosecutor says - Duration: 0:53.

REPORTER: PROSECUTOR JOE DETERS

WROTE TO THE CHIEF OF POLICE THE

OFFICERS WERE JUSTIFIED IN

SHOOTING JOHN MCLAUGHLIN.

OFFICERS NICK HORNBACK AND

BRANDON MUSGROVE RESPONDED TO

HIS HOME ON TWINCREST COUR

THAT WAS AFTER A 911 CALL.

HE SAID HE WAS THROWING HIS

WIFE'S STUFF OUT.

AND THE ARGUMENT AMONG HIMSELF

HIS WIFE AND HER FRIEND HAD

BECOME HEATED.

20 MINUTES AFTER OFFICERS

ARRIVED THEY SAY MCLAUGHLIN

PULLED A GUN.

SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP'S POLICE

CHIEF SAYS THE OFFICERS

REPEATEDLY ASKED HIM TO DROP THE

WEAPON, BUT WHEN HE DIDNT,

OFFICERS SHOT AND KILLED HIM.

PRELIMINARY AUTOPSY REPORTS SAY

MCLAUGHLIN WAS SHOT 8 TIMES.

HE DIED FROM A GUNSHOT TO THE

BACK AFTER TWO OTHER ROUNDS HIT

HIM IN THE CHEST.

PROSECUTOR DETERS WROTE THE

OFFICERS DID NOT VIOLATE ANY

CRIMINAL STATUTES.

For more infomation >> Fatal Springfield Township police shooting justified, prosecutor says - Duration: 0:53.

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"Square One" Program to help teens & young adults land jobs - Duration: 1:22.

TED: 23-YEAR-OLD DARIUS THOMAS

IS WELL ON HIS WAY TO ACHIEVING

HIS DREAMS.

HE WANTS TO WORK IN A RESTAURANT

AND SOMEDAY DRIVE A TRUCK.

>> THE PEOPLE THAT I'M

SURROUNDED BY ARE EXTRA

FRIENDLY.

ALWAYS THERE TO HELP ME.

TED: HE'S ALL SIGNED UP WITH A

NEW PROGRAM AT THE DOWNTOWN WEST

PALM BEACH LIBRARY.

IT'S CALLED SQUARE ONE

INITIATIVE.

THE FREE SERVICE IS AVAILABLE TO

16 TO 24-YEAR-OLD YOUNG ADULTS

WHO ARE UNEMPLOYED AND NOT

ATTENDING SCHOOL.

>> SO WE IDENTIFY GOALS, SET UP

AN ACTION PLAN

FOR EXAMPLE, IF THEY DON'T HAVE

A DRIVER'S LICENSE, IF THEY'RE

NOT AWARE OF PALM TRAN.

THE TRANSPORTATION DISADVANTAGE

POGRAM

TED: WILLIAM HOLLIS IS HERE TO

HELP YOUNG ADULTS GET THEIR GET

THEIR GED, BUILD THEIR RESUMES

AND IMPROVE THEIR COMPUTERS

SKILLS.

THERE'S EVEN A DRIVING

SIMULATOR.

>> THIS IS A WAY TO LEARN HOW TO

DRIVE, IMPROVE YOUR DRIVING

SKILLS WITHOUT ANY LIABILITY

YOU KNOW, BEING OUT ON THE ROAD.

TED: THE CITY WAS AWARDED AN $85

MILLION GRANT TO START SQUARE

ONE.

THE MAYOR OF WEST PALM BEACH

SAYS IT WILL HELP SOME YOUNG

ADULTS NAVIGATE CHALLENGES.

>> AND IT REALLY AUGMENTS THE

OTHER WORK THAT WE'RE DOING

THROUGH THE MAYOR'S VILLAGE

INITIATIVE, OUR COMMUNITY

OUTREACH PEACE WALKS,

NEIGHBORHOOD ACCOUNTABILITY

BOARD.

>> I THINK IT WILL STRENGTHEN

THE COMMUNITY AND OPEN UP A LO

OF PEOPLE'S MINDS TO DIFFERENT

For more infomation >> "Square One" Program to help teens & young adults land jobs - Duration: 1:22.

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Knife-wielding suspect prompts school lockdown - Duration: 1:01.

DEPOT AND CAUSING SCHOOL

LOCKDOWNS.

WMUR'S SHELLEY WALCOTT IS LIVE

WITH NEW DETAILS FROM POLICE.

SHELLEY: JEAN, LUCKILY NO ONE

WAS HURT, BUT POLICE SAY THE MAN

THEY ARE SEARCHING FOR IS

CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

POLICE WERE CALLED TO THIS HOME

DEPOT STORE ON PLAISTOW ROAD

AROUND 1:00 THIS AFTERNOON.

A MAN TRIED STEALING SOME ITEMS

FROM THE STORE, AND WHEN

EMPLOYEES TRIED TO STOP HIM, HE

PULLED A POCKET KNIFE ON THEM.

THE SUSPECT ESCAPED INTO SOME

NEARBY WOODS.

TIMBERLANE REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

AND MIDDLE SCHOOL WERE PUT ON

LOCKDOWN WHILE POLICE SEARCHED

FOR THE SUSPECT, BUT THEY WERE

UNABLE TO FIND HIM.

WE WERE NOT ABLE TO LOCATE

HIM, DESPITE OUR BEST EFFORTS.

WE UTILIZED THE K-9 UNIT FROM

CEYLON TO HELP US WITH THAT --

FROM SALEM TO HELP US WITH THAT.

WE WERE UNSUCCESSFUL,

ULTIMATELY.

SHELLEY: AGAIN, THAT SUSPECT

STILL AT LARGE.

For more infomation >> Knife-wielding suspect prompts school lockdown - Duration: 1:01.

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Man charged in IHOP holdup - Duration: 1:13.

MORE.

KANDACE REDD SHOWS US WHERE THE

EMPLOYEES WENT TO HIDE.

>> A MAN WEARING A PLAYBOY BUNNY

SHIRT, WALKS INTO I-HOP, PULLS

OUT A GUN AND DEMANDS CASH.

>> WE SAY WE DON'T HAVE MONEY IN

THE CASH REGISTER.

I DECIDED I NEEDED TO GIVE HIM

THE STORY MONEY SO HE CAN WALK

OUT.

>> IT HAPPENED BEFORE 6:00 ON

GREENWAY DRIVE.

>> WE THROW THE MONEY FOR HIM.

HE WENT OUTSIDE THE STORE, CALL

911, HE CAME BACK, AGAIN, TO THE

STORE, HOLDING THE GUN, THEN WE

DECIDED TO HIDE INSIDE THE

COOLER, IN THE FREEZER.

IT WAS REALLY BAD.

>> SO HE CAME IN TWICE?

>> TWICE.

HE CAME TO THE STORE TWICE.

>> CRIME SCENE TAPES BLOCK THIS

SECTION WHILE CRIME

INVESTIGATORS LOOK INSIDE.

>> THE FIRST TIME HE GOT WHAT HE

WANTS.

PI DON'T KNOW, MAYBE IT WASN'T

ENOUGH MONEY FOR HIM.

MY IDEA TO HIM, HE SHOULD THINK

ABOUT HIS FAMILY, HIS BROTHERS,

HIS SISTERS, OR IF HE HAS KIDS.

ANYBODY.

HE DOESN'T LIKE TO HAVE THEM GET

HURT, SO HOW DOES HE HANDLE TO

For more infomation >> Man charged in IHOP holdup - Duration: 1:13.

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Edelblut challenged during nomination hearing - Duration: 1:52.

HAMPSHIRE.

BUT FROM HIS RELIGIOUS VIEWS TO

HIS RESUME, EDELBLUT'S CRITICS

MADE SURE THEY GOT ON THE

RECORD.

IT WAS LAST FALL THAT FRANK

AT A BLUE -- FRANK EDELBLUT

BURST ONTO THE PUBLIC SCENE

AFTER GIVING CHRIS SUNUNU ALL HE

COULD HANDLE FOR THE REPUBLICAN

NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR.

AND ON TUESDAY HE WAS BACK

BEFORE THE CAMERA AND A CROWD,

TALKING ABOUT HOW TO MAKE PUBLIC

SCHOOL STUDENTS CARE.

>> YOU AREN'T GOING TO BE

EXCITED ABOUT SCIENCE OR MATH

BECAUSE ITS GOING TO HELP YOU

GET A JOB.

YOU ARE GOING TO BE EXCITED

BECAUSE IT UNLOCKS THE WONDERS

OF THE WORLD.

REPORTER: WITH A BACKGROUND IN

BUSINESS, EDELBLUT OPPOSES THE

FEDERAL COMMON CORE STANDARD OF

ASSESSMENT, ARGUING ON HIS OWN

BEHALF THAT THE SCHOOL SYSTEM

HAS ALL THE EXPERTS IN EDUCATION

THAT IT NEEDS.

>> IT WILL BE MY PRIVILEGE TO

WORK WITH MN SERVE AS THE BRIDGE

-- WORK WITH THEM AND SERVE AS

THE BRIDGE, PROVIDING A VITAL

LINK BETWEEN OUR K THROUGH 12

EDUCATION SYSTEM AND THE 21'ST

CENTURY WORK ENVIRONMENT.

>> YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN A MEMBER

OF THE SCHOOL BOARD?

>> NO.

>> YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN A MEMBER

OF THE PTA?

>> I HAVE NOT.

>> YOU HAVE NEVER SENT YOUR

CHILDREN TO PUBLIC SCHOOL?

>> I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN BY

SENT.

REPORTER: BUT A LACK OF

EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE WASN'T

THE ONLY CONCERN FOR HIS

CRITICS.

>> HE VOTED AGAINST BANNING

UNETHICAL CONVERSION THERAPY AND

ALSO SPOKE OUT AGAINST THE OBAMA

ADMINISTRATIONS GUIDANCE ON HOW

TO WORK WITH TRANSGENDERED

STUDENTS IN OUR SCHOOLS.

BUT DESPITE THE PUSHBACK,

GOVERNOR SUNUNU IS CONVINCED HIS

FORMER POLITICAL RIVAL IS THE

RIGHT MAN TO LEAD NEW

HAMPSHIRE'S SCHOOL SYSTEM.

>> I AM THE FIRST GOVERNOR IN 25

YEARS WHO GREW UP IN THE PUBLIC

SCHOOLS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

I UNDERSTAND THEIR VALUE.

BUT THERE ARE ALWAYS NEW WAYS TO

DO THINGS AND NEW INNOVATIONS.

REPORTER: AND THE GOVERNOR WILL

HAVE HIS ANSWER SOON AS THE

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL WILL VOTE ON

WHETHER TO CONFIRM EDELBLUT AS

THE SECRETARY OF EDUCATION.

IF IT DOES, HE WILL REPLACE

For more infomation >> Edelblut challenged during nomination hearing - Duration: 1:52.

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State prison implements new visitation rules - Duration: 1:43.

SWEEPING CHANGES

TONIGHT AS TO HOW INMATES CAN

INTERACT WITH THEIR VISITORS

ACROSS THE PRISON SYSTEM.

CITING TWO DRUG OVERDOSES BEHIND

PRISON WALLS, AND AN OVERALL

INCREASE IN DRUG USE AND RLATED

VIOLENCE, THE DEPARTMENT OF

CORRECTIONS IS IMPOSING NE

RESTRICTIONS WHERE IT HAS

DETERMINED MUCH OF T

CONTRABAND IS ENTERING, THROUGH

VISITING ROOMS.

>> SOMETIMES THESE THINGS HAPPEN

THAT A BLINK OF AN EYE.

REPORTER: EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY,

THE HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE WHO VISIT

INMATES IN ALL STATE FACILITIES

EACH WEEK WILL SEE SIGNIFICANT

CHANGES, STARTING WITH KISSING.

WE WILL NO LONGER ALLOW

KISSING ON THE MOUTH AT THE

BEGINNING OF THE VISIT.

WE HAVE LEARNED THAT AS A WAY TO

TRANSFER DRUGS INTO THE FACILITY

.

PEOPLE WITH SWALLOW IT AND WAIT

TO HAVE A BOWEL MOVEMENT AND

COME OUT LATER.

REPORTER: HUGS WILL NOW BE

LIMITED TO THREE SECONDS, AT THE

BEGINNING AND END OF THE VISIT

ONLY, HAND-HOLDING IS LIMITED TO

THE TOP OF THE TABLE, AND THERE

MUST BE SPACE BETWEEN PEOPLE AT

TABLES.

BOARD GAMES ARE GONE BECAUSE

THEY WERE USED TO HIDE DRUG

TRANSFERS.

SO ARE VENDING MACHINES.

>> IF SOMEONE GETS IT INTO THE

PRISON, THEY MAY PUT IT IN A BAG

OF POTATO CHIPS OR SOMETHING

LIKE THAT.

REPORTER FAILURE TO COMPLY

COULD NOT ONLY END THE VISIT,

BUT POSSIBLE FUTURE VISITS.

TWO YEARS AGO, THE PRISON

STOPPED ALLOWING GREETING CARDS,

ENVELOPES, PAINTINGS, AND

DRAWINGS, BECAUSE SUBOXONE

STRIPS, USED TO TREAT OPIOID

ADDICTION, WERE BEING HIDDEN

INSIDE.

>> IT IS VERY FEASIBLE THAT

THESE COULD EVEN GET STRICTER.

REPORTER: OVER A MILLION DOLLARS

HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR SIX BODY

SCANNERS FOR THE PRISON SYSTEM.

For more infomation >> State prison implements new visitation rules - Duration: 1:43.

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"The sound was hallow, deafening." - Witness of 50 car pile-up - Duration: 1:09.

WEINSTOCK SPOKE

WITH DRIVERS WHO SAY THE CRASH

NEAR THE LOGANVILLE EXIT WAS

CHAOS.

ED: AN EMOTIONAL

MOMENT FOR

TWO VICTIMS OF THE 50 CAR

PILE-UP.

THEY HUGGED EACH OTHER

STANDING NEXT TO THE WRECKAGE.

>> THE SOUND WAS A HOLLOW,

DEAFENING SOUND, OF JUST

BOOMS.

>> WITNESSES SAY VISIBILITY

WAS POOR

ALONG THE INTERSTATE

AFTER A SNOW SQUALL PASSED

THROUGH MONDAY AFTERNOON.

>> IT WAS COMPLETE

WHITE-OUT.

YOU KNEW WHAT WAS GOING ON.

NOBODY COULD CONTROL THEIR

CARS.

ED: THE CHAIN REACTION

COLLISION CLAIMED THE LIFE OF

TRUCKER JUAN RAMOS OF

WOODBRIDGE, VIRGINIA.

INVESTIGATORS SAY HIS BIG RIG

WAS STRUCK IN THE FRONT AND

THE BACK.

THE CAR

DEAN FROMME AND HIS

WIFE WERE IN SLID UNDER THE

TRAILER.

>> A MAN RAPPED ON MY

WINDOW

AND SAID ARE YOU OKAY?

I SAID WELL I THINK SO.

>> DESPITE THE STAIR

IDENTIFYING ORDEAL ALONG THE

INTERSTATE, MANY OF THE

DRIVERS WE SPOKE WITH WERE

THANKFUL FOR STATE POLICE AND

FIRST RESPONDERS WHO HELPED

THEM GET THROUGH IT.

A SITUATION SOME WILL NEVER

FORGET.

>> TO BE IN SOMETHING LIKE

For more infomation >> "The sound was hallow, deafening." - Witness of 50 car pile-up - Duration: 1:09.

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UNH hockey reacts to weekend with Providence - Duration: 0:54.

N: THE BRUINS GET BACK TO

WORK TONIGHT.

THEY SKATE IN TAMPA AGAINST THE

LIGHTNING.

GAME TIME IS 7:30.

TOUGH WEEKEND FOR THE UNH HOCKEY

TEAM.

THE WILDCATS WERE SWEPT BY

PROVIDENCE IN TWO GAMES AT THE

WHITTEMORE CENTER.

NEW HAMPSHIRE IS NOW WINLESS IN

ITS LAST FIVE GAMES, WITH THREE

LOSSES AND TWO TIES.

UNH WILL PLAY A PAIR OF TOP 10

TEAMS THIS WEEKEND, BOSTON

COLLEGE ON FRIDAY AND

UMASS-LOWELL ON SATURDAY.

>> IT WAS A TOUGH WEEKEND.

WE PLAYED A PRETTY GOOD TEAM.

EVEN THOUGH WE DID NOT WIN, WE

MADE SOME STRIDES.

I THINK WE ARE CONFIDENT.

WE ARE TRYING TO BE POSITIVE.

WE ARE GOING INTO THIS WEEK

LOOKING FOR SOME WINS,

OBVIOUSLY.

>> GREAT ATMOSPHERE, ESPECIALLY

ON SATURDAY NIGHT.

GREAT TURNOUT.

For more infomation >> UNH hockey reacts to weekend with Providence - Duration: 0:54.

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Video: Tom Messner is looking for snow for the Wednesday AM commute. 1.31.17 - Duration: 4:33.

AND RESTORE THE

ORIGINAL GONDOLA.

ORIGINAL GONDOLA. TOM: THAT WOULD BE FANTASTIC IN

TOM: THAT WOULD BE FANTASTIC IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. I HEARD THE SKATING WAS GOOD,

I HEARD THE SKATING WAS GOOD, BUT IT WAS COLD, BUT THEY HAVE

BUT IT WAS COLD, BUT THEY HAVE BEEN MAKING SNOW.

BEEN MAKING SNOW. WE HAVE NATURAL SNOW AND WE WILL

WE HAVE NATURAL SNOW AND WE WILL GET MORE.

GET MORE. DO YOU KNOW HOW COLD IT WAS?

DO YOU KNOW HOW COLD IT WAS? BRIAN: COLD.

BRIAN: COLD. 13?

13? STEPHANIE: FOUR.

STEPHANIE: FOUR. TOM: IT WAS NINE!

TOM: IT WAS NINE! WE HAVE YOU COVERED.

WE HAVE YOU COVERED. EVER SEE "QUIZ SHOW," THAT WAS

EVER SEE "QUIZ SHOW," THAT WAS COOL.

COOL. BIG CHEATERS.

BIG CHEATERS. NORTHERN NEW YORK IS WHERE IT

NORTHERN NEW YORK IS WHERE IT WAS THE COLDEST AT 19 BELOW IN

WAS THE COLDEST AT 19 BELOW IN SARANAC, AND YOU GET INTO THE

SARANAC, AND YOU GET INTO THE POSITIVE TERRITORY.

POSITIVE TERRITORY. CERTAINLY NOT FOR EVERYONE.

CERTAINLY NOT FOR EVERYONE. WE HAD NEGATIVE NUMBERS IN

WE HAD NEGATIVE NUMBERS IN NORTHEAST KINGDOM AND THE

NORTHEAST KINGDOM AND THE TEMPERATURES ARE EASY TO TAKE,

TEMPERATURES ARE EASY TO TAKE, 26 IN BURLINGTON AND 24 IN

26 IN BURLINGTON AND 24 IN PLATTSBURGH AND 20'S IN MUST

PLATTSBURGH AND 20'S IN MUST PLACES, WITH SOME EXCEPTIONS

PLACES, WITH SOME EXCEPTIONS ALONG THE NORTHERN TIER IN

ALONG THE NORTHERN TIER IN NEWPORT AND MONTREAL.

NEWPORT AND MONTREAL. IF YOU ARE STEPPING OUT IN THE

IF YOU ARE STEPPING OUT IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY, YOU WILL BE IN

CHAMPLAIN VALLEY, YOU WILL BE IN GOOD SHAPE.

GOOD SHAPE. PARTLY CLOUDY AND LESS THEN AN

PARTLY CLOUDY AND LESS THEN AN HOUR, AT MID-50'S BUT A LOT OF

HOUR, AT MID-50'S BUT A LOT OF CLOUDS BY A COUPLE OF HORSES

CLOUDS BY A COUPLE OF HORSES FROM THEN SO FIGURE 9:00 AND

FROM THEN SO FIGURE 9:00 AND 11:00 AND THICKENING UP BECAUSE

11:00 AND THICKENING UP BECAUSE THE SYSTEM TO THE WEST WILL

THE SYSTEM TO THE WEST WILL CONTINUE TO AFFECT US AND

CONTINUE TO AFFECT US AND RESEARCH UP IF YOU WANT TO CULL

RESEARCH UP IF YOU WANT TO CULL IT THAT BECAUSE IT WILL GO SOUTH

IT THAT BECAUSE IT WILL GO SOUTH OF US AND KICK THE HIGH PRESSURE

OF US AND KICK THE HIGH PRESSURE OUT OF HERE AND THAT HELPED WITH

OUT OF HERE AND THAT HELPED WITH THE SUNSHINE TODAY AND THIS TAKE

THE SUNSHINE TODAY AND THIS TAKE OVER.

OVER. THIS COMES ON THROUGH, WE HAVE

THIS COMES ON THROUGH, WE HAVE SNOW AROUND HERE LATE TONIGHT

SNOW AROUND HERE LATE TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW

INTO TOMORROW IT IS LIGHT SNOW.

IT IS LIGHT SNOW. NOT A MAJOR STORM.

NOT A MAJOR STORM. BUT THE TIMING IS STINKS.

BUT THE TIMING IS STINKS. THE COMMUTE WILL HAVE SNOW

THE COMMUTE WILL HAVE SNOW COMING DOWN SO BE AWARE OF SLICK

COMING DOWN SO BE AWARE OF SLICK ROADS.

ROADS. WE HAVE A COLD FRONT MOVING

WE HAVE A COLD FRONT MOVING THROUGH BEHIND THIS.

THROUGH BEHIND THIS. IT WILL THEN BE COLD AROUND HERE

IT WILL THEN BE COLD AROUND HERE AGAIN.

AGAIN. IT IS ALL RELATIVE.

IT IS ALL RELATIVE. IT HAS BEEN VERY, VERY WARM IN

IT HAS BEEN VERY, VERY WARM IN JANUARY.

JANUARY. >> STORM TRACKER, THE MAIN EVENT

>> STORM TRACKER, THE MAIN EVENT TO THE SOUTH IN SOUTHERN NEW

TO THE SOUTH IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND WITH AN ADVISORY IN

ENGLAND WITH AN ADVISORY IN AFFECT AND PLACES LIKE BEST AND

AFFECT AND PLACES LIKE BEST AND TOWARD PROVIDENCE AND HARTFORD

TOWARD PROVIDENCE AND HARTFORD LOOKING FOR 1 TO 3 INCH AND THE

LOOKING FOR 1 TO 3 INCH AND THE TEAMING IS BAD BECAUSE IT IS THE

TEAMING IS BAD BECAUSE IT IS THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING COMMUTE

AFTERNOON AND EVENING COMMUTE HAPPENING NOW.

HAPPENING NOW. TO THE WEST, YOU CAN SEE THE

TO THE WEST, YOU CAN SEE THE REMNANTS OF THE SYSTEM SO A LAST

REMNANTS OF THE SYSTEM SO A LAST SNOW AROUND THE GREAT LAKES.

SNOW AROUND THE GREAT LAKES. NOT GREAT DEPTHS BUT A LOT OF

NOT GREAT DEPTHS BUT A LOT OF AREAS WITH SNOW.

AREAS WITH SNOW. TOM MORNING, WE COULD HAVE LIGHT

TOM MORNING, WE COULD HAVE LIGHT SUNNY.

SUNNY. IT IS.

IT IS. CAN DOWN.

CAN DOWN. EVEN AT 8:00 AND IT STARTS

EVEN AT 8:00 AND IT STARTS BEFORE THAT.

BEFORE THAT. A CHANCE FOR SNOW SHOWERS AT

A CHANCE FOR SNOW SHOWERS AT NOON.

NOON. THEN A LOT OF CLOUDS.

THEN A LOT OF CLOUDS. MOST OF THE SNOW IN THE FIRST

MOST OF THE SNOW IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE DAY.

HALF OF THE DAY. WE ARE LOOKING AHEAD AT 8:30 NOT

WE ARE LOOKING AHEAD AT 8:30 NOT MUCH GOING ON BUT WATCH HOW THE

MUCH GOING ON BUT WATCH HOW THE CLOUDS THICKEN UP WITH THE SUNNY

CLOUDS THICKEN UP WITH THE SUNNY FOR THE COMMUTE.

FOR THE COMMUTE. THE EVER HEAVIER STUFF OR THE

THE EVER HEAVIER STUFF OR THE MOTHER STEADY STUFF IS EAST THE

MOTHER STEADY STUFF IS EAST THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY AT 7:00

CHAMPLAIN VALLEY AT 7:00 TOMORROW MORNING AND IT IS

TOMORROW MORNING AND IT IS LIGHTENING UP BY THE AFTERNOON

LIGHTENING UP BY THE AFTERNOON AND, STILL, SNOW TO THE WEST

AND, STILL, SNOW TO THE WEST BECAUSE OF WHAT IS HAPPENING

BECAUSE OF WHAT IS HAPPENING WITH LAKE ONTARIO WHERE WE ARE

WITH LAKE ONTARIO WHERE WE ARE EXPECTING A BUNCH OF LAKE-EFFECT

EXPECTING A BUNCH OF LAKE-EFFECT SNOW.

SNOW. THE THURSDAY GROUNDHOG DAY WE

THE THURSDAY GROUNDHOG DAY WE ARE LOOKING GOOD AND THE

ARE LOOKING GOOD AND THE LAKE-EFFECT SNOW IS RAMPING UP

LAKE-EFFECT SNOW IS RAMPING UP AS WE GET INTO FRIDAY WITH THE

AS WE GET INTO FRIDAY WITH THE LICK AFFECT SNOW COMING INTO THE

LICK AFFECT SNOW COMING INTO THE ADIRONDACKS BUT MOST OF US ON

ADIRONDACKS BUT MOST OF US ON FRIDAY, MORE CLOUDS THAN

FRIDAY, MORE CLOUDS THAN SUNSHINE BUT NOT A LAST SNOW.

SUNSHINE BUT NOT A LAST SNOW. HOW MUCH SUNNY THIS TIME?

HOW MUCH SUNNY THIS TIME? ABOUT 1 INCH IN THE CHAMPLAIN

ABOUT 1 INCH IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY AND MORE HEADED TO THE

VALLEY AND MORE HEADED TO THE SOUTH.

SOUTH. IT IS ALL ABUT THE TIMING.

IT IS ALL ABUT THE TIMING. THICKENING CLOUDS, AND LIGHT

THICKENING CLOUDS, AND LIGHT SNOW AT DAWN TOMORROW MORNING,

SNOW AT DAWN TOMORROW MORNING, AND WE WILL CALL IT A SLOW OF 17

AND WE WILL CALL IT A SLOW OF 17 IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY.

IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY. GETTING INTO THE 30'S IN THE

GETTING INTO THE 30'S IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY BUT MOVING TO

CHAMPLAIN VALLEY BUT MOVING TO THE SOUTH IT WILL BE WARMER THAN

THE SOUTH IT WILL BE WARMER THAN THAT WITH LIGHT SUNNY.

THAT WITH LIGHT SUNNY. 31 TOMORROW.

31 TOMORROW. GROUNDHOG DAY.

GROUNDHOG DAY. COMING UP ON THURSDAY.

COMING UP ON THURSDAY. PARTLY SUNNY.

PARTLY SUNNY. A HIGH OF 26 WITH MORE CLOUDS

A HIGH OF 26 WITH MORE CLOUDS THAN SUN.

THAN SUN. PARTLY SUNNY ON SATURDAY.

PARTLY SUNNY ON SATURDAY. BETTER CHANCE FOR SNOW SHOWERS

BETTER CHANCE FOR SNOW SHOWERS ON SUNDAY.

For more infomation >> Video: Tom Messner is looking for snow for the Wednesday AM commute. 1.31.17 - Duration: 4:33.

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Inmates busted for contraband - Duration: 1:25.

LAST

NIGHT.

BROWN IS CHARGED WITH CARJACKING

AND ARMED ROBBERY.

>>> DRUGS, CIGARETTES,

AN

AN

AND -- JOINING US LIVE AT 5:00.

>> SHERIFF MASON SAID AN INMATE

CUT A HOLE THROUGH HIS CELL TO

GET OUT.

AN OFFICER SAW THE INMATE RUN

ACROSS THE YARD TO A PACKAGE

THAT THEY THINK SOMEBODY TOSSED

OVER THE FENCE.

THE GUARD AND THE INMATE GOT

INTO A FIGHT OVER IT.

THE GUARD IS OKAY TONIGHT.

INVESTIGATORS FOUND THREE

BACKPACKS FULL OF FOOD,

CIGARETTES, ALCOHOL AND PLENTY

MORE.

NOW TWO INMATES ARE FACING

CONTRABAND CHARGES, ONE IS ALSO

FACING ASSAULT ON A POLICE

OFFICER.

>> THEY'RE NOT GOING TO BRING

ONE CIGARETTE, THEY'RE GOING TO

BRING A WHOLE STORE IN.

AND WE'RE JUST GOING TO KEEP

CHARGES THEM.

WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO PUT

STRONGER MEASURES IN PLACE TO

ALLEVIATE THIS PROBLEM.

>> LAST WEEK DEPUTIES SAY THEY

UNCOVERED A JAIL SMUGGLING RING

THAT COULD INVOLVE CORRECTION

OFFICERS.

WHEN THEY BUSTED A WOMAN FOR

TRYING TO MAIL IN A SIM CARD.

MASON SAYS THEY ARE

INVESTIGATING IF THESE INCIDENTS

ARE CONNECTED.

BUT HE DID SAY WE COULD EXPECT

TO SEE SOME GUARDS ARRESTED IN

THE NEXT FEW DAYS.

For more infomation >> Inmates busted for contraband - Duration: 1:25.

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Police activity at Pike Co. warehouse unrelated to Rhoden murders - Duration: 1:44.

AMBULANCE, CRIME TAPE, ALL AT

THE WAREHOUSE WHERE THEY KEEP

THE HOMES OF THE RHODEN MURDER

VICTIMS.

IT MIGHT LOOK LIKE A RAID, BUT

THE SHERIFF GAVE US INSIGHTS

FROM THE INSIDE.

WHILE DEPUTIES WENT INSIDE THE

WAREHOUSE, MYSTERY SURROUNDED

IT.

WHEN YOU HEARD IT DESCRIBED AS A

RAID?

>> I WAS SHOCKED.

THIS WAS NOTHING IN THE SENSE OF

A RAID THAT HAPPENS IN PIKE

COUNTY.

IT WAS VERY LOW-KEY.

BRIAN: PIKE COUNTY SHERIFF

CHARLES READER SAYS HE WANTS TO

SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT ABOUT

WHAT WAS HAPPENING INSIDE THE

WAREHOUSE WHERE THE HOMES OF THE

MURDERED RHODEN FAMILY ARE KEPT.

>> THERE'S NOTHING TO DO WITH

THE RHODEN HOMICIDE, NOTHING TO

DO WITH ANY OF THE VEHICLES I

MAY HAVE OR EQUIPMENT I MAY HAVE

THAT CAME FROM UNION HILL ROAD.

BRIAN: THE WAREHOUSE NOT ONLY

HAS THE RHODEN HOMES IN A FENCED

AND SECURED AREA INSIDE THE

WAREHOUSE, BUT ALSO INSIDE IS

STORAGE FOR OTHER BUSINESSES.

THIS WRIT OF EXECUTION WAS

ISSUED ON ONE OF THEM, SO THE

SHERIFF WAS REQUIRED TO TAG

EVERYTHING BELONGING TO THAT

BUSINESS IN THE WAREHOUSE.

IT TOOK 15 DEPUTIES.

>> I SIMPLY AS SHERIFF RECEIVED

A WRIT OF EXECUTION FOR PERSONAL

PROPERTY, AND SINCE IT'S A

GIGANTIC WAREHOUSE, AND THERE

ARE SEVERAL BUSINESSES LOCATED

INSIDE, I NEEDED ADDITIONAL

STAFFING TO COME.

BRIAN: APRIL OF LAST YEAR 8

PEOPLE WERE FOUND SHOT TO DEATH

IN 3 PIKE COUNTY HOMES, MOST OF

THEM MEMBERS OF THE RHODEN

FAMILY, NO ONE HAS BEEN

ARRESTED.

THE HOMES WERE BROUGHT HERE, BUT

SHERIFF READER SAYS, NOT TO BE

KEPT AS EVIDENCE, THAT'S ALL

BEEN COLLECTED.

>> WE TOOK THEM TO SAFE KEEP

THEM AND THE PROPERTY INSIDE FOR

THE FAMILY.

BRIAN: THE SHERIFF DOESN'T RULE

OUT THE POSSIBILITY THAT THE

HOMES COULD BE SOMETHING THE

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RECALL: 1,000 dressers recalled due to tip-over hazard - Duration: 0:30.

HE'S WANTED FOR

SIMILAR CRIMES IN ALLEGHENY

COUNTY, AS WELL AS MARYLAND

AND VIRGINIA.

>> 1,000 DRESSERS SOLD AT

CHILDREN'S SPECIALTY STORES

NATIONWIDE AND ONLINE ARE

BEING

RECALLED BECAUSE OF

TIP-OVER AND ENTRAPMENT

HAZARDS.

THE FOUR DRESSERS MADE BY

BOLTON

FURNITURE ARE UNSTABLE,

IF NOT ANCHORED TO THE WALL.

THEY CAN TIP OVER RESULTING

IN

DEATH OR INJURY.

YOU ARE URGED TO STOP USING

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Group Cleans Graffiti In New Orleans - Duration: 1:41.

SHAUN: IT'S ALL OVER THE CITY OF

NEW ORLEANS, ON JUST ABOUT ANY

SURFACE YOU CAN THINK OF --

GRAFFITI.

BUT ONE GROUP IS ON A MISSION TO

GET RID OF IT ALL.

WDSU REPORTER KELSEY DAVIS WENT

OUT WITH OPERATION CLEAN SWEEP

TODAY TO SHOW US HOW AND WHY

THEY DO WHAT THEY DO.

KELSEY: SOMETIMES IT'S AS EASY

AS WALKING UP TO THE BASE OF AN

OVERPASS OTHER TIMES, IT MAY

, REQUIRE A CHERRY PICKER TO

REACH HIGHER POINTS, BUT NO

MATTER WHAT IT TAKES, OPERATION

CLEAN SWEEP IS WORKING TO RID

THE BIG EASY OF GRAFFITI.

FRED RADTKE: WE'VE TAKEN OUT

GRAFFITI OVER THE LAST 15 YEARS,

SAVED THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OVER

9,000 PHONE CALLS BY CREATING

THE GRAFFITI HOTLINE, AND HAVE

TAKEN OUT OVER 25,000 GRAFFITI

TAGS.

KELSEY: FRED RADTKE SAYS HE

STARTED THIS NON-PROFIT AFTER

SEEING A VOID IN THE CITY.

BEFORE OPERATION CLEAN SWEEP

EXISTED, GRAFFITI WAS REPORTED

TO THE CITY, THEN THE POLICE

WERE CALLED AND SENT TO THE

SCENE.

IF A PERSON WASN'T IN THE ACT OF

TAGGING, ALL THE OFFICER COULD

DO IS FILE PAPERWORK TO DOCUMENT

THEY REPSPONDED, PAPERWORK THAT

WOULD JUST GET LOST IN THE

SYSTEM.

BUT RADTKE SAYS THERE WAS A

BIGGER ISSUE WITH THIS WAY OF

HANDLING THE PROBLEM.

FRED RADTKE: IT TAKES THEM AWAY

FROM PRIORITY CRIMES, SO WE

THOUGHT THAT IT WAS A BROKEN

SPOKE IN THE WHEEL THAT WE TRY

TO KEEP THE CITY SAFE.

THAT IS THE KEY FACTOR WE WANT

, THE CITY TO BE SAFE FOR PEOPLE

COMING IN, FROM THE TOURISM

STANDPOINT, AS WELL AS IN YOUR

NEIGHBORHOODS.

KELSEY: IF YOU HAVE A GRAFFITI

PROBLEM IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

THAT YOU'D LIKE TO SEE ERASED OR

IF YOU WANT TO HELP THE GROUP

KEEP THE CITY CLEAN, DOWNLOAD

THE WDSU MOBILE APP FOR CONTACT

INFORMATION FOR OPERATION CLEAN

SWEEP.

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Bill would provide state funding for internet crimes task force - Duration: 2:00.

A $250,000 GRANT,

AND JUST ONE FULL TIME DETECTIVE

WHO RELIES ON HELP FROM

VOLUNTEERS.

>> HE ABDUCTED ME FROM MY

PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA HOME TO

VIRGINIA, WHERE I WAS HELD

CAPTIVE IN HIS BASEMENT DUNGEON.

AMY: THE PROPOSED LEGISLATION

PROVIDES DEDICATED FUNDING TO

COMBAT CHILD SEX ABUSE AND

SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN,

AND IS NAMED AFTER THIS YOUNG

WOMAN, WHOSE EXISTENCE TODAY IS

BY ANY MEASURE A MIRACLE.

>> I WAS RAPED, AND BEATEN, AND

TORTURED.

AND I KNEW THAT I WAS GOING TO

DIE.

>> THE INTERNET OFFERS A

DISCRETE VENUE FOR VENDORS TO

SOLICIT AND LOWER CHILDREN INTO

SEXUAL ABUSE.

AMY: THE INTERNET CRIMES AGAINST

CHILDREN TASK FORCE, OR ICAC,

WAS FOUNDED 19 YEARS AGO BUT

ONLY NOW ARE STATE LAWMAKERS IN

THE HOUSE AND SENATE WORKING TO

ALLOCATE STATE MONEY TO THE

MISSIO

RELYING HEAVILY ON VOLUNTEER

OFFICERS TO CONDUCT SEARCH

WARRANTS, LIKE THIS ONE IN

SEABROOK A FEW WEEKS AGO.

OFFICIALS REQUESTED $1.4

MILLION, BUT THAT WAS REDUCED

COMMITTEE TO $250,000.

HERE'S WHY.

>> WE WATNED TO BE REALISTIC AND

PRAGMATIC AND TO APPLY FOR A

CRITICAL AMOUNT OF FUNDING THAT

WOULD ENSURE THIS PROGRAM WOULD

CONTINUE AND GO FORWARD.

AMY: IF APPROVED, IT'S NOT

ENOUGH TO HIRE THE 10 MORE

INVESTIGATORS SERGEANT TOM

GRELLA SAYS HE NEEDS, BUT WOULD

STILL BE A BOON TO THEIR MISSION

THAT AVERAGES 20 ARRESTS A YEAR.

GRELLA SAYS THIS FUNDING COULD

HELP THEM --.

-- HELP THEM DOUBLE THAT.

>> WE NEED TO SEND A MESSAGE TO

ALL OF THOSE THAT ARE TARGETING

OUR CHILDREN, WE WILL FIND YOU

AND YOU WILL BE BROUGHT TO

JUSTICE.

AMY: MOST I CAC INVESTIGATIONS

START WITH A CYBER TIP.

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Police investigate man formerly associated with metro-area theater - Duration: 1:36.

AM HAS

BEEN SUSPENDED AS THEY

INVESTIGATE.

KOCO'S JONATHAN COOPER HAS BEEN

GOING THROUGH POLICE DOCUMENTS

TODAY AND IS LIVE WITH DETAILS.

JONATHAN: POLICE HAVE NOT MADE

ANY ARRESTS IN THIS CASE.

AT LEAST FOUR PEOPLE ASSOCIATED

WITH THAT THEATRE HAVE COME

FORWARD AND FILED POLICE

REPORTS.

THE POTEET THEATRE SUSPENDING

OPERATIONS AMID ACCUSATIONS

AGAINST A FORMER EMPLOYEE.

THE THEATRE WHICH IS ASSOCIATED

WITH SAINT LUKES UNITED

METHODIST CHURCH IN OKLAHOMA

CITY SENT THIS EMAIL TO PARENTS

EXPLAINING THE DECISION.

ACCORDING TO OKLAHOMA CITY

POLICE FOUR DIFFERENT PARENTS OF

BOYS IN THE THEATRE PROGRAM HAVE

FILED POLICE REPORTS ACCUSING A

FORMER MALE EMPLOYEE OF

INAPPROPRIATE CONDUCT.

AND ACCORDING TO POLICE

DOCUMENTS THAT CONDUCT SPANNED

SEVERAL MONTHS.

IN ONE REPORT A BOY CLAIMS

DURING A TRIP THE STAFF MEMBER

WOULD MAKE THE BOYS SHARE A BED

WITH HIM, AND WOULD MAKE THE

BOYS ROTATE ON WHO SLEPT NEXT TO

HIM.

BUT THERE WAS NO PHYSICAL

CONTACT.

IN ANOTHER REPORT A DIFFERENT

BOY CLAIMS WHILE HE WAS WITH A

GROUP OF BOYS THE FORMER

EMPLOYEE ENCOURAGED ONE OF THE

OTHER STUDENTS TO STRIP DOWN

NAKED AND PUT A SOCK OVER HIS

PRIVATE PARTS.

THE SAME BOY ALSO CLAIMS THE

FORMER EMPLOYEE DROVE TO A

LIQUOR STORE NEARBY, AND TOLD

THEM TO DRINK.

THE FORMER EMPLOYEE WAS FIRED

JANUARY 20 FOR VIOLATING HIS

EMPLOYEE CONTRACT.

THE CHURCH WOULD NOT GO ON

CAMERA TODAY BUT SENT US A

STATEMENT SAYING IN PART WE ARE

HEARTBROKEN AND WE HAVE BEEN

REACHING OUT TO FAMILIES AND ARE

PROVIDING COUNSEL WEEK.

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Harrisburg adds police "sub station" to protect influx of downtown residents - Duration: 1:32.

OHNSON COVERS

HARRISBURG AND IS LIVE WITH

NEW INFORMATION.

PORCHA: YES, IT'S CALLED THE

S5 SUBSTATION -- S-5

SOMA

SUBSTATION.

I'M GOING TO STEP OUT OF THE

WAY SO YOU CAN GET A GOOD LOOK

AT IT.

IT'S HERE IN THE THIRD STREET

CORE DO,

ONE OF THE PLACES IN

THE DOWNTOWN THAT HAS SEEN A

BIG INCREASE IN REDEVELOPMENT.

WITHIN

THE LAST TWO YEARS, NEW

APARTMENTS HAVE BEEN POPPING

UP DOWNTOWN, BRINGING IN NEW

RESIDENTS.

>> WE'VE GOT A LOT

OF EVENING

ACTIVITY, A LOT MORE EVENING

ACTIVITY WITH PEOPLE COMING

HOME FROM WORK,

TO THEIR

APARTMENT.

PORCHA: AS A RESULT THIS

BUILDING WAS

CONVERTED TO THE

NEW S-5 SOMA SUBSTATION, A

SECURITY MONITORING LOCATION,

PART OF A PARTNERSHIP

WITH

HARRIS TOWN ENTERPRISE AND THE

DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT.

>> WE THOUGHT IT WAS VERY

IMPORTANT TO HAVE

A PRESENCE

HERE.

PORCHA: THAT PRESENCE WILL

SERVE AS THE COMMAND POST FOR

THESE GUYS.

>> HAZARDS

OUT THERE.

PORCHA: YOU'RE PROBABLY USED

TO SEEING THEM PATROL IN AND

AROUND STRAWBERRY SQUARE MALL.

>> YOU COULD LOOK

AT IT LIKE

THEY'RE AMBASSADORS TO

DOWNTOWN.

PORCHA: THEY ESCORT PEOPLE,

GIVE DIRECTIONS AND

REPORT

DAMAGED PROPERTIES.

AND WITH THE NEW SUBSTATION,

THEY WILL NOW BE ABLE TO WORK

CLOSER

WITH HARRISBURG AND

CAPITOL POLICE.

NOW BACK AT A LIVE LOOK AT THE

SECURITY CAMERAS RIGHT OUTSIDE

THE SUBSTATION, THE SAFETY

PATROLS HAVE ACCESS TO MANY OF

THESE

CAMERAS AND THERE ARE

PLANS IN THE WORKS SO PATROLS

WILL BE ABLE TO MONITOR

IN

REAL-TIME AT THE SUBSTATION.

THE SUBSTATION WILL BE

OPEN

TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY FROM

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Mon River 'ghost bomber' remains among Pittsburgh's biggest mysteries - Duration: 0:45.

IONS WHETHER THEY

ENTERED INTO ANY AGREEMENT TO

KEEP CHEAPER VERSIONS FROM

COMING TO MARKET.

IT HAS NOW BEEN 61 YEARS SINCE A

B25 BOMBER RAN OUT OF FUEL

FORCING THE CREW TO DITCH THE

PLANE I

IN A LEISH

AMON

IN A

THE MON RIVER.

THE NEXT MORNING THAT PLANE WAS

MYSTERIOUSLY GONE.

THE CREW WAS NOT TALKING AND

CONSPIRACY THEORIES ABANDONED.

WAS IT CARRYING A BOMB, A SECRET

CARING BOW?

DID THE GOVERNMENT REMOVE IT

WITHOUT ANYONE KNOWING?

NO ONE CAN SAY FOR SURE.

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Hundreds gather in Lancaster in response to immigration ban - Duration: 1:01.

S

EXECUTIVE ORDER.

NEWS 8'S BECCAH HENDRICKSON IS

THER LIVE.

BECCAH: NEARLY 1,000 PEOPLE

SAID THEY WOULD BE COMING HERE

TO PENN SQUARE F

THIS RALLY.

ALL OF THEM TAKING A STAND

AGAINST PRESIDENT TRUMP'S

EXECUTIVE ORDER THAT BARS

PEOPLE FROM SEVEN MAJORITY

MUSLIM COUNTRIES, EMIGRATI

IN THE NEXT 90

DAYS.

JUST TAKE A LOOK AT THIS CROWD

BEHIND ME.

FACEBOOK EVENT SAYS THE

PURPOSE TONIGHT IS TO OFFER

SUPPORT FOR LOCAL REFUGEES AND

UNDOCUMENTED RESIDENTS IN

LANCASTER.

AND ALSO MAKE A STATEMENT

TO

POLITICIANS WHO ARE NOT

SUPPORTING THESE PROGRAMS.

LANCASTER'S BECOME SOMETHING

OF A HUB FOR

REFUGEES, AND IN

THE LAST YEAR ALONE, 23

REFUGEES SETTLED IN THE

COUNTY.

MANY PEOPLE HERE TONIGHT SAY

THAT THEY ARE PROUD OF THAT.

>> THIS

IS A STRONG COMMUNITY,

IS A STRONG COMMUNITY,

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Susquehanna Valley man's "ham and bean" soup on Queen of England's menu ​ - Duration: 2:10.

PAID OFF FOR ONE

SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY BUSINESS.

NEWS 8'S KATELYN SMITH

EXPLAINS.

>> I NEED EIGHT BOWLS.

>> EIGHT BOWLS.

OKAY, HERE WE GO.

I'M RE-WARMING AS

FAST AS I

CAN.

OKAY THERE'S ONE MORE.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK

YOU.

>> I NEED THREE.

>> THREE, COMING RIGHT UP.

OKAY, I

WANT IT TO BE TOP.

TOP IT TOP

QUALITY.

EVERYBODY LOSS OF THIS HOPE.

>> BUT DAN PERSON DIDN'T

ALWAYS LOVE IT.

HAM AND

BEAN WAS HIS LEAST

FAVORITE OF ALL, SO HE CREATED

HIS OWN RECIPE THAT

REQUIRED

COOKING THE HAM FOR 40 HOURS.

>> HERE WE GO.

THERE YOU GO.

THAT'S WONDERFUL.

>>

NOW HE'S SO PROUD OF IT

THAT IF YOU VISIT HIS

RESTAURANT DAN'S PAPER PLATE

AT

ROOTS COUNTRY MARKET HE

MIGHT SERVE IT TO YOU EVEN IF

YOU DIDN'T ORDER IT.

WHICH IS EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED

WHEN HE

HEARD HE HAD A TABLE

OF GUESTS FROM ENGLAND.

>> I THOUGHT WELL, I WANT TO

GIVE THEM THE WARMEST WELCOME

I

EVER COULD.

>> THERE WAS NO REASON FOR HIM

TO SEND OUT SAMPLES, THERE WAS

NO REASON FOR HIM TO DO

ANY OF

THAT.

>>ED GUESTS WERE ANNA HALL'S

RELATIVES BUT DAN HAD NO

IDEA

WHO THEY REALLY WERE.

>> WELL, HE PULLS OUT THE

BUSINESS CARD AND IT HAS THE

ROYAL WARRANT

FOR H MAJESTY

THE QUEEN, AND HE ABOUT LOST

HIS

MIND.

>> I SAID YOU'RE CHEFS FOR THE

QUEEN OF

ENGLAND?

YES.

AND COULD HAVE KNOCKED ME OVER

WITH A FEATHER.

>> GRAB AND KEVIN

STEWART

OPERATE THE RESTAURANT AT

SANDRINGHAM, QUEEN ELIZABETH'S

COUNTRY ESTATE AND

THEY ASKED

DAN IF THEY COULD SERVE HIS

SOUP THERE.

THEY CALL IT

DAN'S

PENNSYLVANIANS HEARTY HAM AND

BEAN SOUP.

>> I WAS JUST AS HAPPY THE

PENNSYLVANIA WAS ON

THERE AS

MUCH AS MY NAME BECAUSE IT'S

LIKE MY GOD, PEOPLE OVER THERE

ARE GOING TO BE THINKING ABOUT

WHAT WE'RE DOING OVER HERE

AND

WHO WE ARE.

BOY, THAT'S SOMETHING SPECIAL,

YOU KNOW?

>> BUT THE RECIPE'S SUCCESS

ISN'T JUST ABOUT

THE

INGREDIENTS OR THE WAY IT'S

COOKED.

IT'S MORE ABOUT THE COOK

HIMSELF.

>> DO YOU NEED

ANOTHER ONE,

DEAR?

>> HE'S GOT A LOT OF CHARM.

YOU CAN'T BUY THAT, CAN YOU?

>> HERE THEY COME.

>> BUT NOW YOU CAN BUY HIS

FAMOUS SOUP HERE OR ABROAD IN

LANCASTER COUNTY, KATELYN

SMITH, NEWS 8.

KIM: NOW WE'RE GOING TO HAVE