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A LOT WORSE AND MAYBE ALREADY

ARE.

TEMPERATURES ARE HOVERING AROUND

32.

THAT'S HELPING US OUT.

TOMORROW, IF YOU'RE TRYING TO

GET THINGS DONE OUTSIDE, I'M

GOING WITH 2 ON MARTIN LUTHER

KING DAY.

IT'S GOING TO BE HORRIBLE TO

WORK OUTSIDE BECAUSE OF THE ICE

AND RAIN THROUGHOUT THE DAY.

THAT'S SUPER RADAR.

BLUE, VERY LIGHT RAIN.

THERE'S SOME GAPS WHERE IT'S NOT

RAINING AT ALL.

NOT REAL WIDESPREAD HEAVY RAIN,

BUT THERE IS SOME OUT THERE.

THE ICE STORM WARNING CONTINUES

OVERNIGHT AND THROUGHOUT THE DAY

TOMORROW.

THE WINTER STORM WARNING FOR

MOST OF CENTRAL AND WESTERN

NEBRASKA DOWN INTO KANSAS.

WE'VE GOT WAVES OF MOISTURE

COMING UP FROM THE SOUTH, BUT

THERE ARE GAPS IN HERE.

THAT MEANS THERE'S SOME DRY AIR

THAT'S LIMITING THE RATE OF

PRECIPITATION.

THAT'S GOOD FOR US IN OMAHA AND

IN EASTERN NEBRASKA BECAUSE THAT

WILL LIMIT THE ICING SOMEWHAT.

HOWEVER, A LOT OF MOISTURE DOWN

HERE IN OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS.

TORNADO WATCH IN TEXAS.

THERE'S AN UPPER LEVEL PIECE OF

EMERGENCY THAT'S GOING TO ROTATE

AND BRING RAIN INTO THE AREA

TOMORROW MORNING.

THIS IS AN ESTIMATION OF THE

RAIN WE'VE HAD TWO FAR.

THIS IS .013.

THAT'S THE PREDICTION BY 6:30.

MAYBE ANOTHER .8 OR SO IN OMAHA.

HOWEVER, DURING THE MORNING,

HEAVY RAIN COMES UP IN SOUTHEAST

NEBRASKA.

BETWEEN 10:00 AND 9:00 IN OMAHA.

WE PICK UP A HALF-INCH TOTAL BY

LUNCHTIME.

NOT MUCH MORE BEYOND.

THAT THE THING IS ARE WE GOING

TO BE ABOVE OR BELOW FREEZING OR

NEAR FREEZING?

THAT IS WHERE WE'RE AT RIGHT

NOW.

WE HAVE SOME GAPS.

OFF AND ON, FREEZING RAIN.

A WAVE OF HEAVIER RAIN COMES UP

FROM THE SOUTH AT 7:30.

BY LUNCHTIME, THE HEAVIER RAIN

PROBABLY BRINGS TEMPERATURES UP

TO 33, 34, 35, AND THEN

PRECIPITATION BREAKS UP A LITTLE

BIT IN THE AFTERNOON.

SO IT WILL PROBABLY BE ICY,

ESPECIALLY LESSER TRAVELLED

AREAS AROUND OMAHA.

OUTSIDE OF THAT, BAD IN THE

MORNING BUT THEN ABOVE FREEZING

IN THE AFTERNOON.

32 RIGHT NOW, WINDS ARE LIGHT.

DEW .28.

THAT'S DOWNTOWN.

SO FAR 35, 28, .013.

YOU SEE THE HIGHS.

THAT HELPS SOME.

33 IN MILLER.

32, 31 IN THE WHOLE VIEWING

AREA.

SO IF WE WERE 27, 28, THAT WOULD

BE AWFUL FOR THIS SITUATION, BUT

BECAUSE OF THIS WARMER AIR

TRYING TO GET IN HERE TOMORROW

MORNING AND THE FACT THAT I

THINK IT WILL, IF YOU'RE NORTH

AND WEST OF OMAHA, IT WILL

PROBABLY BE WORSE TOMORROW THAN

THE SNOW.

ICING, COLUMBUS, SKYLAR, WEST

POINT, THOSE AREAS, AND BY

TUESDAY, WE'LL SEE PARTLY SUNNY

SKIES AND CLOUDS MOVE OUT LATE

IN THE DAY.

FREEZING RAIN, TENTH TO A

QUARTER INCH OF ICE, I THINK,

FOR MUCH OF SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA,

SOUTHWEST IOWA.

32 AT 8:00 A.M.

FREEZING RAIN AND RAIN MIX.

THEN 35 WITH LIGHT RAIN, BUT

MORE ICE NORTH.

For more infomation >> Bill's Late Evening Update - Duration: 3:15.

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Granite State's skiing economy on the rise from last year - Duration: 1:58.

THIS YEAR COMPARED TO THIS TIME

LAST YEAR.

IT WAS A HARSH 2016 SEASON FOR

SKI RESORTS UP AND DOWN THE

GRANITE STATE.

>> LAST WINTER WAS ROUGH.

>> MEGAN BURCH, MARKETING

DIRECTOR FOR MOUNT SUNAPEE

RESORT, SAYS AS TEMPERATURES

CLIMBED LAST WINTER, THEIR SKI

ATTENDANCE NUMBERS DROPPED.

>> WHEN YOU DO NOT SEE SNOW, YOU

DO NOT WANT TO SKI.

>> THE IMPACTS OF MILD TEMPS

EVEN BEING FELT INTO THIS YEAR

AS SEASON PASS NUMBERS WERE ALSO

DOWN.

HOWEVER, THE COLD TEMPERATURES

AND SNOW STORMS THAT OCCURRED IN

EARLY DECEMBER, GAVE THE RESORT

A LEG UP ON THIS SEASON.

>> CONDITIONS WERE REALLY GOOD.

WE HAVE BEEN ON A THREE NIGHT

SNOWMAKING BLITZ.

IT IS REALLY PAYING OFF.

>> THE RESORT HAS 207 ACRES OF

LAND COVERED IN SNOW AND IS

CURRENTLY OPERATING 54 TRAILS.

AND THAT HAS LED TO A RISE IN

INDIVIDUAL TICKET SALES.

BURCH SAYS WITH THE NEW SEASON

UNDERWAY, SUNAPEE IS UP 35% IN

TICKET SALES, WHICH IS EVIDENT

TO THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE HITTING

THE SLOPES THIS HOLIDAY WEEKEND.

>> WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF PEOPLE

HERE TODAY.

>> ISRAEL BIRAN AND HIS FAMILY

ONE OF HUNDREDS WHO TOOK

ADVANTAGE OF SNOWY CONDITIONS

TODAY.

>> WE HAVE DONE QUITE A FEW RUNS

AND THE WEATHER IS PERFECT.

>> BOTH THE MANAGEMENT TEAM AND

SKIERS SAY THEY REMAIN

OPTIMISTIC AS THE SEASON

CONTINUES.

>> THIS WEEKEND HAS BEEN GREAT,

THE HOLIDAYS HAVE BEEN GREAT.

WE HAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE FROM

BOSTON.

WE HAVE A LOT OPEN.

>> I DID NOT MAKE IT UP HERE

LAST YEAR AT ALL.

>> AND LIFTS BEGIN SPINNING

TOMORROW MORNING STARTING AT

For more infomation >> Granite State's skiing economy on the rise from last year - Duration: 1:58.

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Fort Knox will soon deny Kentucky licenses - Duration: 1:40.

MESS.

THEY'RE HOPING THE GOVERNOR AND

LAWMAKERS FIND A PERMANENT FIX

SOON.

>> I THINK IT'S KIND OF

UNFORTUNATE LIVING IN KENTUCKY

THAT WE ARE NOT UP TO PAR WITH

WHERE WE NEED TO BE WITH ID'S.

DAN: MICHAEL SCHELLING IS ONE OF

MANY KENTUCKIANS KEEPING A CLOSE

EYE ON REAL I.D. AND FRANKFORT.

BY JANUARY 30, KENTUCKY DRIVER'S

LICENSES AND STATE-ISSUED ID'S

WON'T BE ACCEPTED AT MILITARY

BASES LIKE FORT KNOX BECAUSE

THEY DON'T MEET MINIMUM SECURITY

STANDARDS SET BY THE 2005

FEDERAL REAL I.D. AC

>> OBVIOUSLY YOU CAN'T GET ON TO

A MILITARY BASE IF YOU DON'T

HAVE THE REAL ID ONCE THIS GOES

INTO EFFECT, SO IT'S GOING TO

CAUSE SOME HEADACHES.

DAN: IT'S A CONCERN GOVERNOR

MATT BEVIN SAYS WILL BE

ADDRESSED DURING THIS SESSIO

GOV. BEVIN: FOR MANY OF US, IT

FRANKLY WON'T AFFECT OUR WORLD

BUT FOR SOME, IT AFFECTS THEIR

WORLDS VERY, VERY MUCH.

DAN: BEVIN SAYS HE'S WORKING

WITH STATE LAWMAKERS AND THE

INCOMING TRUMP ADMINISTRATION TO

FIGURE OUT A SOLUTIO

SARAH BAJRIC HOPES SO.

IF THERE ISN'T A REAL I.D.

SOLUTION BY NEXT JANUARY, SHE

AND OTHER KENTUCKIANS WON'T

ALLOWED TO BOARD DOMESTIC

FLIGHTS WITH A STATE I.D.

>> I WOULD BE MORTIFIED, LIKE I

WOULD FEEL SO EMBARRASSED,

ESPECIALLY BECAUSE MAYBE NOT

EVERYONE KNOWS THAT THAT'S

WHAT'S GOING ON.

DAN: THE GOVERNOR HOPES TO GET

AN EXTENSION APPROVED SO THE

BLUEGRASS STATE WILL GET SOME

EXTRA TIME TO GET UP TO SPEED.

THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND

SECURITY DENIED AN EXTENSION

LAST OCTOBER.

SCHELLING SAYS HE'LL HAVE HIS

PASSPORT READY

>> FORTUNATELY FOR ME, I HAVE A

PASSPORT BUT THAT'S JUST ANOTHER

COST FOR PEOPLE WHO DO NOT A

IT'S A TIME FACTOR AS WELL.

SO IF THEY DON'T GET ON THE

BALL, THEN THEY'RE GOING TO BE

LEFT BEHIND.

DAN: STATE LEADERS SAY THE ID'

AS THEY ARE TODAY ARE STILL

ACCEPTED AT THE FEDERAL

COURTHOUSE AND VETERANS AFFAIRS

HOSPITAL

For more infomation >> Fort Knox will soon deny Kentucky licenses - Duration: 1:40.

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Sacramento Co. residents worried about next round of storms - Duration: 1:49.

ALONG WITH CONTAMINATING WATER

WELLS AND KILLING SOME OF THE

LIVESTOCK.

IT IS NOT EASY GETTING TO MAN

WELL -- TO MANUEL'S PROPERTY.

>> TILDE MIKE ROSS -- KILLED ALL

MY CROPS.

EVERYTHING.

MIKE: HE IS CONCERNED ABOUT

CONCERNING HIS 400 CATTLE.

THERE NOW SURROUNDED BY WATER.

THREE ALREADY DROWNED.

>> 65 YEARS OLD.

[INDISCERNIBLE]

IT'S PRETTY BAD.

MIKE: ANIMALS IN PERIL HERE AND

NEARBY.

RESOURCES HAD TO BE RESCUED

HERE.

I HAVE ABOUT NINE HORSES OUT.

MAYBE 50 FEET WIDE.

FOUR FEET DEEP.

BELL WENT WITH ROPES.

-- THEY ALL WENT FOR ROPES.

THE BARNETT WAS GOING TO FLOOD

ANY MINUTE.

MIKE: COUNTY HEALTH OFFICIALS

ARE URGING RESIDENTS TO

DECONTAMINATE ANY WELLS THAT MAY

HAVE BEEN TAINTED BY FLOOD

WATER.

>> USE A BLEACH SOLUTION INTO

THE WELL AND LET IT RUN THROUGH

YOUR SYSTEM.

UNTIL THEY SMELL THE BLEACH IN

THE SINK AND THE HOUSE.

THEN CLOSE IT OFF AND LET IT SIT

FOR 24 HOURS.

MIKE: AFTER THAT, THE WELLS ARE

SAVED TO USE AFTER YOU DON'T

SMELL BLEACH ANYMORE.

LONGTIME RESIDENTS LIKE WALTER

ARE CONCERNED.

For more infomation >> Sacramento Co. residents worried about next round of storms - Duration: 1:49.

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Dozens march to remember Martin Luther King Jr. - Duration: 1:56.

WHO

WALKED IN HIS MEMORY.

LETICIA: DOZENS OF MARCHERS ARE

CALLING FOR UNITY ON DR. MARTIN

LUTHER KING JR.'S BIRTHDAY.

>>

A LOT OF NEGATIVITY FROM THE

1960'S UNTIL NOW.

TODAY WOULD HAVE BEEN DR.

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.'S 88TH

BIRTHDAY.

THAT IS WHY THIS GROUP SAYS IT

WAS SO IMPORTANT FOR THEM TO

MARCH TODAY AND NOT WAIT UNTIL

TOMORROW.

DR. CAROL IS AN ACTIVIST AND SHE

SAYS HAVING A MARCH HER IS VERY

SYMBOLIC AND IMPORTANT.

>> BABY FIRST CENTER THAT IS

ACTUALLY ON MARTIN LUTHER KING

AND 15TH AVENUE THE DAY OF HIS

BIRTHDAY, TODAY, IS MAJOR.

LETICIA: THE I HAVE A DREAM

SPEECH FROM 1963 IS ONE OF

MARCHERS SAY HAS FOREVER TOUCHED

THEIR HEART.

>> I WAS VERY YOUNG AT THAT

PARTICULAR TIME BUT IT LEFT AN

IMPRINT IN MY HEART.

AND IN THE WAY I THINK TODAY.

LETICI THEY WANTED TO BE A

DAILY REMINDER THAT EVERYONE

SHOULD BE TREATED AS EQUAL.

>> MY DREAM IS FOR JUSTICE AND

EQUALITY.

>> WE ARE NOT JUST OUR NAME.

WE ARE NOT JUST OUR CULTURE.

THE BOTTOM LINE IS THAT WE ARE

HUMAN BEINGS.

LETICIA:

RUTHIE GORDON JOINED

THE MARCH AND IS HELPING TO

MENTOR YOUTH IN THE COMMITTEE.

>> WE NEED TO REALLY SHOW THAT

IN LOVE EACH OTHER, FORGIVE EACH

OTHER, AND JOIN FORCES.

LETICIA: AS THE MARCH FOR

CHANGE, THEY WILL PEOPLE BE

INSPIRED TO LIVE BY THE WORDS OF

THE LATE CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER.

>>

LET'S COME TOGETHER, LET'S

CLOSE THE GAP, LESS OF ASIDE OUR

DIFFERENCES.

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Pets displaced during storm fill local shelters - Duration: 2:09.

WORKING TO REUNITE THEM WITH

THEIR OWNERS

KRISTE AT THE BRADSHAW ANIMAL

SHELTER, A STORM ALMOST ALWAYS

MEANS INCREASE IN PETS

BROUGHT IN.

>> WE HA HORSES, WE HAD A LAMB

EARLIER, WE HAVE LOTS OF DOGS,

CATS.

IS NOT LIMITED TO ANY PARTICULAR

GRADE.

KRISTE SOME ARE ANIMALS THAT

RAN AWAY FROM THEIR HOMES,

SCARED FROM THE STORM.

OTHERS WERE RESCUED FROM

DANGEROUSLY DEEP WATER BY

NEIGHBORS OR ANIMAL CONTROL.

SOME WERE BROUGHT IN BY THE

OWNERS WERE FORCED TO EVACUATE

BUT DID NOT HAVE A PLAN FOR

THEIR PETS.

>> JUST FROM SUNDAY TO SUNDAY,

WE RECEIVED 183 STRAY PETS.

THAT DOES NOT INCLUDE OTHER

ANIMALS THAT COME IN FOR

DIFFERENT REASONS.

WE HAVE ONLY RETURNED 28 OF

THEM.

KRISTE

THE SHELTER TYPICALLY

GET 10 TO 15 PETS A DAY.

THIS PAST WEEK THEY HAVE

AVERAGED 2 WHICH MEANS A SOME

OF THESE DOGS HAVE TO SLEEP

THREE OR FOUR TO A CAGE.

IT IS OVERWHELMING THE SHELTER

IN CAUSING A THREAT TO THE

ANIMALS.

THEY ARE DOING EVERYTHING

POSSIBLE TO REUNITE THESE PETS

WITH HER OWNER.

RVS FEES ARE BEING WAIVED FOR

REDEMPTION, WHICH MEANS YOU

COULD SAVE YOURSELF UP TO $200.

THAT WILL BE FOR THE NEXT FEW

DAYS.

WE HAV

PICTURE, ANIMAL NUMBER,

WHERE THEY WERE FOUND.

KRISTE SHELTER EMPLOYEES ARE

URGING OWNERS TO CHECK FOR THEIR

PETS ON THE LOST AND FOUND

SECTION OF THE WEBSITE.

ANIMALS THAT ARE MICROCHIPS CAN

BE KEPT AT THE SHELTER FOR UP TO

10 DAYS.

IF THEY ARE NOT, THEY CAN ONLY

BE KEPT FOR THRE DAYS, WHICH

MAKES THE PUSH TO FIND OWNERS

EVEN MORE IMPORTANT.

THE BRADSHAW ANIMAL SHELTER IS

HOLDING -- HOLDING MICROCHIP

UN -- EVENT THIS THURSDAY.

WITH ANOTHER ROUND OF RAIN

COMING IN, THEY SUGGEST YOU MAKE

YOUR PETS ARE THE EVACUATION

PLAN.

For more infomation >> Pets displaced during storm fill local shelters - Duration: 2:09.

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Wheels on the bus go round and round I #wheelsonthebus #song #bus #wheels #funforkidstv #rhymes - Duration: 2:29.

The wheels on the bus go round and round

Round and round, round and round

The wheels on the bus go round and round

All through the town!

The money on the bus goes clink, clink, clink

Clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink

The money on the bus goes clink, clink, clink

All through the town!

The Driver on the bus says, "Move on back"

"Move on back, move on back"

The Driver on the bus says, "Move on back"

All through the town!

The people on the bus go up and down

Up and down, up and down

The people on the bus go up and down

All through the town!

The babies on the bus say, "Wah, wah, wah"

"Wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah"

The babies on the bus say, "Wah, wah, wah"

All through the town!

The mommies on the bus say, "Shush, shush, shush"

"Shush, shush, shush, shush, shush, shush"

The mommies on the bus say, "Shush, shush, shush"

All through the town!

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For more infomation >> Wheels on the bus go round and round I #wheelsonthebus #song #bus #wheels #funforkidstv #rhymes - Duration: 2:29.

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Save Water Life Hack For Gardening Watering With Reverse Osmosis System - Duration: 1:52.

Using Technology Like Reverse Osmosis To Save Water For Gardening. Welcome To This Life Hack.

For more infomation >> Save Water Life Hack For Gardening Watering With Reverse Osmosis System - Duration: 1:52.

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Eco Shipping Container Home Office Tour - Duration: 5:27.

Warm Welcome To A Quick Eco Shipping Container Home Office Tour. Enjoy :-)