Youtube daily Jan 19 2017

IAN: BUT

AS KATELYN SMITH

TELLS US, IT'S NOT FOR DONALD

TRUMP.

KATELYN: 160 YEARS AGO JAMES

BUCHANAN WAS SWORN-IN AS

PRESIDENT.

AND

NOW --

>> IT'S A STRIKING APPEARANCE

OF OLD JIMMY HERE.

KATELYN: HE'LL GET TO DO IT

ALL

OVER AGAIN, OR AT LEAST

HIS LIKENESS WILL.

>> IT'S CREEPY.

KATELYN:

LANCASTERHISTORY.ORG

RAISED $4,400 TO

BUY THIS IT

WAX FIGURE OF THE ONLY

PRESIDENT PENNSYLVANIA CAN

CALL ITS OWN.

>> HE

HAS THESE RUBBERIZED

FANS WHICH FEEL ODDLY LIFE

LIKE, DEATH-LIKE.

>> THE

ORGANIZATION IS HOSTING

AN INAUGURAL BALANCE TO

REFLECT ON HIS, MARCH 4TH,

1857.

IT WAS THE

FIRST EVER TO BE

PHOTOGRAPHED.

BUCHANAN HAD A SEVERE STOMACH

BUG THAT DAY AND HAD TO MAKE

STOPS

ALONG THE PARADE ROUTE

TO BE TREATED BY HIS DOCTOR.

HE ALSO REITERATED THAT DAY

THAT HE

WOULD ONLY SERVE ONE

TERM.

HE WAS 65 YEARS OLD.

>> SOME

BELIEVE THAT HE MAY

HAVE SEEN IT AS HIS LAST

HURRAH.

KATELYN: THIS IS THE TABLE

WHERE BUCHANAN SAT

AND SPENT

HOURS WRITING HIS INAUGURAL

SPEECH, BUT THEN WHEN HE

DELIVERED IT, HE ADDED A

COUPLE EXTRA

LINES.

>> SO BUCHANAN KIND OF

TRIPPED-UP THERE.

AND I THINK TAKES IT ON

THE

CHIN A LITTLE BIT.

KATELYN: HE ANNOUNCES THE

COURT, NOT CONGRESS, WILL RULE

ON

STATEHOOD, SETTING A

CONTROVERSIAL TONE FOR THE

REST OF HIS PRESIDENCY IN

A

COUNTRY DIVIDED OVER SLAVERY.

MORE THAN A CENTURY AND A HALF

LATER, HIS HOME AND

BODY --

>> SO HE PROBABLY NEEDS

For more infomation >> Lancaster group raises $4,400 for Buchanan wax figure - Duration: 1:33.

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Video: Gov. Larry Hogan introduces ambitious agenda - Duration: 2:01.

STAN IN SESSION 2017, GOVERNOR

LARRY HOGAN IS INTRODUCING THE

MOST-AMBITIOUS LEGISLATIVE

AGENDA YET.

IN HIS FIRST TERM OF OFFICE.

11 NEWS REPORTER DAVID COLLINS

TELLS US WHAT HE WANTS.

AND WHY HE MAY HAVE WAITED UNTIL

THIS YEAR.

TO BECOME MORE AGGRESSIVE.

DAVI THE GOVERNOR IS PULLING

OUT ALL THE STOPS THIS SESSION.

HE IS SUBMITTING FAR REACHING

PROPOSALS TOUCHING ON EVERYTHING

FROM THE ENVIRONMENT TO PUBLIC

SAFETY.

GOVERNOR LARRY HOGAN IS PURSUING

AN AMBITIOUS LEGISLATIVE AGENDA

REFLECTING PROMISES MADE ON THE

CAMPAIGN TRAIL.

PEOPLE ARE SAYING OH, WE ARE

GETTING CLOSER TO THE ELECTION

AND YOU SHOULDN'T DO A BIG

AMBITIOUS AGENDA.

I DON'T BUY THAT AT ALL.

FIRST OFF, WE'VE ONLY DONE TWO

SESSIONS OF A FOUR YEAR TERM.

SO PEOPLE SHOULDN'T START

PLAYING POLITICS AND ALL THAT

STUFF.

DAVI DEMOGRAPHIC USE THE

GOVERNOR OF PIGGY BACKING ON

THEIR PAID SICK LEAVE BILL.

HOGAN'S VERSION DOESN'T COVER AS

MANY WORKERS.

BUT MANY BELIEVE THE GOVERNOR'S

BILL IS RIPE FOR COMMON GROUND.

THE GOVERNOR DUSTED OFF AND

MODIFIED A PREVIOUS FAILED BILL

WAIVING TEN YEARS OF STATE TAXES

TO MANUFACTURERS WHO SET UP SHOP

IN HIGH UNEMPLOYEMENT

NEIGHBORHOODS.

THE GOVERNOR'S ENVIRONMENTAL

AGENDA IS AIMED AT JOB CREATION.

THE EARN PROGRAM WILL TRAIN 1500

WORKERS FOR JOBS IN THE WIND AND

SOLAR INDUSTRY.

HIS GREEN ENERGY INSTITUTE WILL

BE CHARGED WITH ATTRACTING

PRIVATE INVESTMENT AND

COMMERCIALIZING CLEAN ENERGY.

THE CLEAN CARS ACT INCREASES THE

TAX CREDIT FOR ELECTRIC

VEHICLES.

THE GOVERNORS STUDENT DEBT

INITIATIVE MAKES INTEREST

PAYMENTS TAX DEDUCTABLE.

TUITION RELIEF CAPS INCREASES

2% THIS FISCAL YEAR.

THE GOVERNORS JUSTICE FOR

VICTIMS IS A SERIES OF PROPOSALS

INCREASING PENALTIES FOR DRUNKEN

DRIVING, TOUGHENING SEX

TRAFFICKING LAWS.

COURTS WOULD BE ALLOWED TO ADMIT

EVIDENCE OF A DEFENDANT'S PRIOR

HISTORY OF SEX ASSAULT

CONVICTIONS.

LEGISLATION THAT HAS FAILED IN

THE PAST

>> YOU HAVE THE POWER OF THE

GOVERNOR'S OFFICE.

AT THE END OF THE DAY, YOU NEVER

KNOW WHAT HAPPENS IN THAT THE

-- AT THE END OF THE SESSION.

THERE MAY BE SOMETHING THAT THEY

WANT FROM THE GOVERNOR.

For more infomation >> Video: Gov. Larry Hogan introduces ambitious agenda - Duration: 2:01.

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PBSO deputy charged after domestic incident - Duration: 0:47.

US WITH THE

DETAILS.

REPORTER: THE DEPUTY IS FREE ON

HER OWN RECOGNIZANCE.

SHE WILL NOT BE AT WORK ANYTIME

SOON.

SHE MADE HER FIRST APPEARANCE

BEFORE A JUDGE THIS MORNING.

SHE WAS ARRESTED BY A JUDGE FOR

DOMESTIC BATTERY BY

STRANGULATION.

IT WAS JUST AFTER 2:00 YESTERDAY

AFTERNOON WHICH HE WENT HOME AND

STARTED ARGUING WITH HER

GIRLFRIEND.

THE ARGUMENT AS COLLATED TO

WHERE SHE WAS SHOT TO THE GROUND

AND STARTED TO'S BE STRANGLED.

SHE WAS LET OUT OF JAIL ON THE

CONDITION THAT SHE DOES NOT

For more infomation >> PBSO deputy charged after domestic incident - Duration: 0:47.

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Former Mar-a-Lago butler discusses Trump, inauguration - Duration: 1:59.

DO

IN THE WHITE HOUSE.

REPORTER: THIS MAN SAYS HE IS

KNOWN TRUMP FOR NEARLY THREE

DECADES.

HE HAS SPENT MOST OF HIS ADULT

LIFE WORKING AT TRUMP'S HOW.

TONY SENECAL KNOWS THE MARALAGO

ESTATE LIKE THE BACK OF HIS

HAND.

HE STARTED WORKING THERE IN 1959

AS A BUTLER FOR MERRIWEATHER

POST.

SENECAL WAS ALSO DONALD TRUMP'S

BUTLER WHEN HE BOUGHT THE PA

BEACH LANDMARK IN THE LATE

1980'S.

>> WE'D SPEND SORT OF A DULL

WEEK GETTING READY FOR HIM TO

COME AND HE WOULD COME AND THE

PLACE WOULD JUST MAGICALLY

BRIGHTEN UP.

REPORTER: SENECAL SPENT 20 YEARS

AS TRUMP'S BUTLER, THEN BECAME

THE HOUSE HISTORIAN IN 2009.

AS TRUMP PREPARES TO BE SWORN IN

AS THE 45TH U.S. PRESIDENT,

SENECAL SAYS THERE'S MORE TO HIM

THAN HIS BRASH PERSONA.

>> WELL, I DON'T WANT THEM TO

FORGET THAT BECAUSE THAT'S A BIG

PART OF MR. TRUMP.

BUT WHEN HE SAYS HE'S GOING TO

DO SOMETHING, HE WILL DO I

I HOPE THAT THE AMERICAN PEOPL

HAVE THE PATIENCE TO LET HIM GET

HIS IDEAS ACROSS.

I THINK IF THEY DO, THEY'LL BE

VERY, VERY HAPPY WITH HIM.

REPORTER: SENECAL DOESN'T PLAN

TO ATTEND THE INAUGURATION.

>> WATCHING IT ON TELEVISION.

I WON'T MISS A THING.

REPORTER: BUT HE HASN'T RULED

OUT VISITING 1600 PENNSYLVANIA

AVENUE ONCE TRUMP MOVES IN

>> HE SAID ARE YOU GOING TO COME

TO THE WHITE HOUSE?

AND I SAID I'D LIKE TO COME DOWN

FOR 24 HOURS AND BE A BUTLER.

AND HE SAID HOW COME ONLY 24

HOURS.

I SAID I WANT TO PUT IT ON MY

RESUME.

[LAUGHTER]

REPORTER HE IS 85 YEARS OLD

RIGHT NOW.

HE SPENDS A LOT OF TIME AROUND

THE HOUSE.

For more infomation >> Former Mar-a-Lago butler discusses Trump, inauguration - Duration: 1:59.

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Boy seriously injured trying to imitate YouTube stunt - Duration: 1:52.

YOUTUBE.

HE HAS A LONG ROAD TO RECOVERY.

>> I HEARD JUST GOOD AWFUL BLOOD

CURDLING CRIES AND SCREAMS.

REPORTER: TASHA RECALLS BEING

WOKEN UP EARLY MONDAY MORNING.

>> MY SON CAME DOWNSTAIRS AND HE

WAS JUST REALLY RED, YOU COULD

SEE BURNS ALL OVER HIM.

REPORTER: HER 8-YEAR-OLD SON

JAMES SUFFERED SECOND DEGREE

BURNS TO 15% OF HIS BODY DURING

A SLEEPOVER WITH HIS 10-YEAR-OLD

BROTHER AND COUSIN.

SHE SAYS THEY WATCHED A YOUTUBE

VIDEO WHERE SOMEONE COVERS THEIR

HANDS IN SANITIZER AND LIGHTS

THEM ON FIRE.

THE SANITIZER GOT ON HER SON'S

SHIRT.

THE FIRE QUICKLY SPREAD.

>> THEY DON'T GET TO SEE THE

AFTER EFFECTS OF WHAT MAY

HAPPEN, YOU KNOW, IF IT SHOULD

GO WRONG.

AND NOW MY SON IS AN EXAMPLE OF

WHAT CAN AND WILL GO WRONG.

REPORTER: THE OLDER BOYS QUICKLY

PUT THE FIRE OUT.

NOW SHE WANTS OTHER PARENTS TO

TALK TO THEIR KIDS ABOUT SAFETY

WHEN IT COMES TO WHAT THEY SEE

ONLINE.

>> ALCOHOL BURNS BLUE AND THE

PURER IT IS, IT WOULD GET EVEN

CLEARER OR YOU MIGHT NOT SEE IT

AT ALL.

REPORTER: THE ASSISTANT FIRE

CHIEF WATCHED VIDEOS LIKE THE

ONES THE BOYS SAW, HE SAYS WHAT

HAPPENED TO JAMES COULD HAVE

BEEN MUCH WORSE.

>> SOME OF THE VIDEOS WE

WATCHED, SHAKING IT, YOU COULD

SPREAD THAT IF YOU'RE INSIDE.

REPORTER: JAMES IS BEING TREATED

AT A BOSTON HOSPITAL.

SHE SAYS DOCTORS ARE OPTIMISTIC

ABOUT HIS RECOVERY.

>> THEY SAID IF MY SON WAS ON

FIRE FOR MORE THAN ANOTHER

MINUTE HE WOULD HAVE BEEN DEAD.

AND IT WOULD HAVE SMOTHERED HIS

LUNGS AND HE WOULDN'T HAVE MADE

IT.

REPORTER: HE'LL BE ABLE TO COME

HOME SOON, BUT IT WILL TAKE A

For more infomation >> Boy seriously injured trying to imitate YouTube stunt - Duration: 1:52.

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Taylor HS trip to inauguration canceled - Duration: 1:59.

TRIP TO THE

INAUGURATION WAS CANCELLED.

FOR TAYLOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS,

THE TRIP TO D.C. HAS NOT BEEN

CANCELLED, BUT THE CHANCE TO

WITNESS A PIECE OF HISTORY HAS.

>> I WAS REALLY KIND OF ANGRY,

DISAPPOINTED THAT THIS WAS THE

MAIN EVENT AND KIDS HAD WORKED

HARD TO SEE THIS, TO BE THERE

FOR THIS HISTORIC EVENT.

BRIAN: DAN ST. JOHN'S SON IS ONE

OF 41 TAYLOR STUDENTS WHO PAID

ABOUT $400 TO TAKE THE SCHOOL

TRIP TO SEE THE INNAUGERATIO

-- INAUGURATION, BUT THAT WON'T

HAPPEN NOW.

>> IN LESS THAN 48 HOURS FROM

DEPARTURE, IT WAS BASICALLY

RIPPED AWAY FROM THEM.

BRIAN: THE INNAUGRATION IS NO

LONGER PART OF THE TRI

INSTEAD, STUDENTS WILL GO TO

PHILADELPHIA THEN TO D.C. THE

DAY AFTER THE INAUGURATION, THEN

ON TO ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND TO THE

NAVAL ACADEMY.

>> THEY KIND OF ADVISED US

AGAINST GOING FOR A LOT OF

REASONS.

BRIAN: CRAIG HOCKENBERRY IS

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE 3 RIVERS

SCHOOL DISTRICT.

HE SAYS THEY DECIDED TO CANCEL

AFTER MEETING WITH SECRET

SERVICE AGENTS AND LOCAL LAW

ENFORCEMENT, AND FOUND OUT ABOUT

CHANGES AT THE INAUGURATION

SITE.

>> THE PARAMETER HAD WIDENED, SO

-- THE PERIMETER HAD WIDENED, SO

OUR KIDS WOULD HAVE TO WALK UP

TO 10 MILES ONE WAY POTENTIALLY

AND THEN 10 MILES BACK, WEATHER

DETERIORATING, LIMITED ACCESS

POINTS IN AND OU

BRIAN: STUDENTS FROM TAYLOR WENT

TO THE IOWA CAUCAUS THIS YEA

THEY HAVE EVEN GONE TO THE

INAUGURATION IN THE PAST, AND

MAY AGAIN IN THE FUTURE, BUT NOT

THIS YEAR.

>> A LOT OF US ARE NOT HAPPY

WITH THIS DECISION.

WE UNDERSTAND THE SECURITY, BUT

WE'RE JUST DISAPPOINTED.

BRIAN: SOME OF THE PARENTS WERE

ASKING ABOUT REFUNDS.

I TALKED TO THE SUPERINTENDENT

AND HE IS LOOKING INTO THE

POSSIBILITY, BUT NOT SURE IF

THEY CAN GET THE MONEY BACK FROM

THE TRAVEL AGENCY.

For more infomation >> Taylor HS trip to inauguration canceled - Duration: 1:59.

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Video: Tom Messner is looking at a bit of a warm-up. 1.18.17 - Duration: 4:46.

PTURNING TO THE WEATHER,

PNBC 5 FIRST ALERT CHIE

PMETEOROLOGIST TOM MESSNER JOINS

PUS.

PTOM: HOW MUCH SNOW DID YOU HAVE

P--

PSTEWART: ONE INCH THIS MORNING.

PTOM: [LAUGHTER]

STEWART: --

PTOM: SNOW ON STORM TRACKER IN

PHIGHER ELEVATIONS.

PDRIZZLE HAPPENING.

PTHAT'S WHAT WAS DOING IN

PBURLINGTON.

PIN THE MOUNTAINS, SNOW.

PFOLLOW THIS SNOW AND I AM SURE

PIT IS WET STUFF.

PCOMING AND GOING LITTLE BIT

PRIGHT ON DOWN TO RUTLAND.

PYOU WIDEN OUT HERE, WE ARE NOT

PLOOKING AT ANY BIG STORMS.

PFOR US, THERE ARE JUST GOING TO

PBE A TON OF CLOUDS AROUND.

PTAKE YOU BACK TO LAST WEEKEND,

PIT WAS COLD AROUND HERE.

P28 TO 38 YESTERDAY WE -- 28 TO

P38.

PYESTERDAY, WE DID 40 DEGREES.

PMID THIRTIES IN A LOT OF PLACES.

PHERE'S WHERE WE ARE RIGHT NOW.

P36 DEGREES, BURLINGTON.

PLET'S TALK ABOUT TOMORROW.

PTOMORROW IS GOING TO BE A VERY

PCLOUDY DAY.

PTEMPS GOING FROM AROUND --

PWE TOP OUT AT 40 DEGREES BY

PLATER IN THE AFTERNOON.

PTONIGHT, LESS RAIN AND SNOW OUT

PTHERE.

PRIGHT THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT,

PTHERE'S JUST NOA LOT GOING ON.

PHERE COMES YOUR THURSDAY.

POUTSIDE CHANCE FOR A LITTLE BIT

POF DRIZZLE.

PMAYBE A BREAK OR TWO OF SUNSHINE

PIN THE AFTERNOON FOR SOME.

PFRIDAY, THE THINKING IS THIS:

PCLOUDS IN THE MORNING.

PTHE CLOUDS, NOW, ARE GOING TO

PRETURN, ON SATURDAY,

POTHERWISE, CLOUDY, MILD TONIGHT.

PFOR TOMORROW, IT'S GOING TO BE

PCLOUDY.

PWE WILL CALL IT 35 IN NEWCOMB.

PBURLINGTON TOPPING OUT AT 40

PDEGREES.

PLEBANON, 41, THAT'S GOING TO BE

PYOUR HIGH IN THE CLOUDS.

PRUTLAND, 40.

PSO, FIVE DAY FORECAST, WITH THE%

PCLOUDS, 40.

PNOW, SATURDAY IT'S GOING TO BE

PCLOUDY.

PEXPECT MORE CLOUDS ON SUNDAY.

PBRIGHTEST PART OF THE DAY IS

PGOING TO BE THE MORNING.

PIT'S GOING TO CHANGE TO RAIN ON

PTUESDAY.

PKIND OF A RAIN/SNOW MIXING

PCOMING IN ON WEDNESDAY.

PYOU ARE NOT GOING TO BE

PMEASURING ANY SNOW TOMORROW, AND

For more infomation >> Video: Tom Messner is looking at a bit of a warm-up. 1.18.17 - Duration: 4:46.

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World War II torpedo found, detonated off Vero Beach - Duration: 1:36.

EVACUATE THEIR HOMES.

A REPORTER HAS THE STORY FROM

VERO BEACH.

REPORTER: DEPUTIES WERE OUT

EARLY TRYING TO CLEAR THE AREA

AND MAKE ROOM FOR THE SPECIAL

U.S. NAVY BOMB UNIT THAT CLEARED

THE TORPEDO OUT OF HERE.

>> FIRE IN THE HOLE.

>> IT WAS A LITTLE BIT OF A

LETDOWN.

WE WERE LOOKING FOR A BIGGER

BOOM.

I'M GLAD IT WAS OUT THERE AND

NOT IN FRONT OF THE HOUSE.

REPORTER: IT IS A WORLD WAR II

TORPEDO THAT WAS DISCOVERED

MONDAY BY CONSTRUCTION TEAM.

GETTING RID OF THIS WAS AN

ORDEAL.

>> WE HAD TO CUT AN OPENING IN

THE DUNE LINE AND DRAG IT

MECHANICALLY OFF THE SITE IN

DOWN TO THE WATER'S AGE.

REPORTER: THE AREA WAS BLOCKED

OFF AND THE BEACH WAS CLOSED.

>> MY WIFE ENDED UP WITH ALL THE

ANIMALS IN HER CAR.

THAT WAS GOOD.

I GOT TO GO OFF AND DO FUN

STUFF.

>> BACK IN WORLD WAR II THIS WAS

A TRAINING FACILITY.

THIS WAS WHERE THEY TESTED THOSE

TINY TIM TORPEDOES.

THIS IS THE TRAINING GROUNDS.

THEY ARE STILL HERE.

REPORTER: I HEAR THERE ARE MORE

OUT THERE.

For more infomation >> World War II torpedo found, detonated off Vero Beach - Duration: 1:36.

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Video: Conditions of surviving fire victims improving - Duration: 1:44.

>> SHE JUST WANTS TO GET OUT AND

TRY TO GET BACK TO A LIFE AS

NORMAL AS IT CAN BE.

OMAR: AN UPGRADE IN CONDITION,

BOTH IN THE MIND AND THE BODY,

BUT THE PAIN REMAINS.

KATIE MALONE WRITES ON FACEBOOK,

ASKING PEOPLE TO HONOR HER

CHILDREN.

FOR BRIDGETTE, IT'S AS SIMPLE AS

MAKING ART, SING A HAMILTON

TUNE, OR RENT.

FOR AMELIA, SPEAKING OUT AGAINST

INJUSTICE.

FOR MY TWINS, SIT DOWN WITH YOUR

BEST FRIEND, OR WORST ENEMY AND

FIGURE SOMETHING OUT.

FOR BILLY, BE HELPFUL.

BE VERY, VERY, HELPFUL.

AND FOR MY DANIEL, SMILE AND

LAUGH.

ALMOST A WEEK AFTER THE FIRE,

BALLOONS AND TEDDY BEARS ARE ALL

THAT REMAIN AT WHAT USED TO BE

THE MALONE HOUSE.

YOU WILL NOTICE EVERYTHING IS

CLEARED OUT.

FIRE OFFICIALS COULD NOT

IMMEDIATELY ANSWER WHY.

THEY SAY IT'S ALL STILL UNDER

INVESTIGATION.

>> WHEN YOU DRIVE PAST IT NOW --

>> I HAVEN'T BEEN PAST IT.

OMAR: LINDA GRUZS IS PRESIDENT

OF THE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION AND

SAYS SHE REMEMBERS SEEING WHAT

HAPPENED THAT NIGHT OUT HER

BEDROOM WINDOW AND HASN'T BEEN

ABLE TO GO BY CENTS.

SHE ONLY LIVES ONE STREET OVER.

>> BLOSSOM ALL HIS CHILDREN IT'S

, JUST SAD.

>> THEY'RE IN DIRE NEED RIGHT

NOW, THEY HAVE NOTHING.

OMAR: BUT IT'S THE COMMUNITY

THAT'S STEPPED UP IN A BIG WAY

TO GIVE THEM AT LEAST SOMETHING.

MORE THAN $300,000 T/HROUGH THE

FAMILY'S GOFUNDME, PLUS MORE IN

GIFTS AND SUPPLIES.

>> IT MAKES ME PROUD TO BE IN

BALTIMORE, YOU KNOW YOU HEAR SO

MANY BAD THINGS ABOUT BALTIMORE,

For more infomation >> Video: Conditions of surviving fire victims improving - Duration: 1:44.

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Hundreds of students submit artwork for longtime Kentucky Derby Museum exhibit - Duration: 2:09.

PYOUNG PEOPLE TO EXPRESS

PTHEMSELVES AND SHOW WHAT THE

PDERBY MEANS TO THEM.

P>> TO SEE THE KID'S PERSPECTIVE

POF THE SPORT OF KINGS, THEY'RE

PGROWING UP IN THIS ENVIRONMENT,

PUSUALLY THEY'RE ENTIRE LIVES, .

P>> AND WHAT A PERSPECTIVE IT IS.

PFROM OIL PAINTINGS TO WATER

PCOLORS, AND PENCILS, ALL OF THE

PART COMES FROM THE BRIGHT MINDS

POF MORE THAN 200 STUDENTS.

P>> IT'S AMAZING TO SEE THE LEVEL

POF TALENT, FROM FIRST GRADE TO

P12TH, AND SCHOOLS FROM ALL OVER

PTHE METRO.

P>> MORE THAN 30 SCHOOLS

PSUBMITTED THE STUDENT'S WORK, TO

PTHE EXHIBIT.

PDOZENS OF STUDENTS RECEIVED

PFIRST, SECOND AND THIRD PLACED

PHONORS, BUT ONLY ONE GRAND PRIZE

PWINNER, WHO'S WORK BEST CAPTURED

PTHE SPIRIT OF THE DERBY.

P>> THE GRAND PRIZE WINNER IS

PADDIE CLARK.

P>> OF MANUEL, RECEIVED THE

PHONOR, IT WAS HER SECOND WIN.

PTHE FIRST WAS AS AN EIGHTH

PGRADER, AND NOW AS A SOPHOMORE,

PSHE'S AMAZED HER CREATIVITY IS

PPUSHING HER CLOSE TO A TRIPLE

PCROWN.

P>> THIS YEAR, I WANTED TO FOCUS

PON THE PEOPLE.

PI MADE THEM VERY COLORFUL, AND

PKIND OF ALMOST NOT VERY

PREALISTIC.

P>> THE ARTS THAT MAKE US HUMAN

PAND THE ASPECT OF EDUCATION THAT

PREALLY HAS ALL THE INTANGIBLE

PQUALITIES THAT YOU CAN'T PUT IN

PA TEXTBOOK OR A CLASSROOM.

P>> THE AWARD WINNERS AND ALL

PEXHIBITORS ARE HONORED ON

PFEBRUARY 7 FOR ALL OF THEIR HARD

PWORK HERE, FOR A SPECIAL AWARDS

PCEREMONY

PWLKY NEWS.

P>>> SHE'LL GET $300 AND SIX BOX

PTICKETS TO THE DERBY.

PTHE JOCKEY PAT DAY WILL GIVE A

For more infomation >> Hundreds of students submit artwork for longtime Kentucky Derby Museum exhibit - Duration: 2:09.

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Scott Pruitt gets into heated exchange with Bernie Sanders during confirmation hearing - Duration: 1:15.

HE ANSWERED QUESTIONS FOR

SEVERAL HOURS ON EVERYTHING FROM

HIS RECORD TO LAWSUITS AND

CLIMATE CHANGE.

A HEATED EXCHANGE WITH FORMER

AND CURRENT PRESIDENTIAL

CANDIDATE BERNIE SANDERS ON

CLIMATE CHANGE.

>> DO BELIEVE WE HAVE TRANSFORM

OUR ENERGY SYSTEM IN ORDER TO

PROTECT THE PLANET FOR FUTURE

GENERATIONS?

>> I BELIEVE THE EPA HAS AN

IMPORTANT ROLE.

>> BREAKING WITH PRESIDENT-ELECT

DONALD TRUMP ON THE TOPIC.

>> I DO NOT BELIEVE CLIMATE

CHANGE IS A HOAX.

>> THE QUESTIONS KEPT COMING,

FROM FUNDRAISING --

>> DID YOU SOLICIT IN YOUR ROLE

ANY OF THAT FUNDING?

>> I DID NOT ASK THEM FOR MONEY.

>> TO WHETHER HE WILL RECUSE

HIMSELF FROM CASES IN WHICH SHE

IS CURRENTLY SUING THE EPA.

>> I HAVE EVERY DESIRE TO RECUSE

.

IF DIRECTED TO DO SO, I WILL IN

FACT DO SO.

HE HAS BEEN A CRITIC OF THE

ORGANIZATION IN THE PAST,

SEALING THE EPA 14 TIMES.

OTHER LAWMAKERS WANTING HIS WORD

HE WILL MAKE SURE THE EPA DOES

THE RIGHT THING.

>> I WOULD LIKE TO ASK YOU TO

COMMIT TO ME THAT THE EPA WILL

FOLLOW THE LAW.

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20-mile police chase from Southpointe ends with crash in Collier Township - Duration: 1:31.

EYEING UP

VEHICLES IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.

REPORTER: POLICE HERE IN CECIL

TOWNSHIP ARE ASKS RESIDENTS TO

CHECK THEIR -RS CARS BECAUSE

THEY BELIEVE MORE MAY HAVE BEEN

BROKEN INTO AND PEOPLE DON'T

EVEN REALIZE IT.

POLICE GOT THE 911 CALL AROUND

1:00AM WHEN A WOMAN NOTICED A

JEEP WITH A REALLY LOUD EXHOUSE

ROLLING SLOWLY DOWN A STREET IN

SOUTH POINTE.

SHE DOESN'T WANT TO BE

IDENTIFIED BUT SAYS SHE WAS

LETTING HER DOUG OUT WHEN SHE

NOTICED TWO MEN CASING HER

NEIGHBORS' CARS.

>> I HEARD PEOPLE TALKING AND

THAT'S WHEN I LOOKED OUT AND I

SAW THEM ACROSS THE STREET,

LOOKING IN THE VEHICLE AND THEN

RAISE THEIR ARMS AS THOUGH THEY

WERE GOING TO TRY AND GET INTO

IT.

REPORTER: NOT FAR AWAY WHERE THE

A LEAST ONE OTHER CAR WAS BROKEN

INTO POLICE SPOTTED THE JEEP AND

TRIED TO IT BUT THE DRIVER TOOK

OFF LEADING POLICE ON A CHASE

ALL THE WAY TO COLLIER TOWNSHIP.

STOP STICKS HELPED BLOW A TIRE

THE JEEP ENDED UP CRASHING INTO

A RAVINE.

POLICE SAY THEY FOUND STOLEN

LAPTOPS AND OTHER ITEMS INSIDE.

POLICE ARRESTED A 30-YEAR-OLD,

HE IS BEING HELD IN THE ALLEGANY

COUNTY JAIL ON A PAROLE

VIOLATION, MORE CHARGES ARE

PENDING.

NOW POLICE DID CATCH UP WITH

ANOTHER MAN, THEY ARE FOUND HIM

IN THE WOODS AND THEY SAY HE IS

A KNOWN ASSOCIATE OF THE

SUSPECT'S.

HE WAS COVERED IN MUD WHEN

POLICE FOUND HIM.

THEY SAID HE TOLD THEM HE HAD

BEEN KICKED OUT OF HIS

GIRLFRIEND'S CAR.

POLICE QUESTIONED HIM BUT HE'S

NOT COOPERATING.

For more infomation >> 20-mile police chase from Southpointe ends with crash in Collier Township - Duration: 1:31.

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State of Addiction: How did Pennsylvania find itself so deep in the opioid epidemic? - Duration: 2:05.

ERS AND HOW PENNSYLVANIA

FOUND ITSELF IN THE STATE OF

ADDICTION.

>> THIS IDEA THAT SOMEHOW --

REPORTER: THIS JOURNALIST WROTE

ONE OF THE DEFINITIVE BOOKS

ABOUT THE ORIGINS OF THE OPIOID

EPIDEMIC.

"DREAM LAND."

IT WAS 2008 WHEN HE NOTICED

SOMETHING ODD AN INCREASED

NUMBER OF HEROIN SEIZURES AT THE

MEXICAN BORDER.

>> I DIDN'T UNDER WHY THAT WOULD

BE BECAUSE I HAD BEEN A CRIME

REPORTER FOR MANY YEARS OFF AND

ON IN MY CAREER AND HEROIN WAS

ATMOSPHERE THIS PASS SAY DRUGS.

OTHER DRUGS WERE FAR MORE

IMPORTANT.

ONE DAY I STUMBLED ON THE STORY

OF A TOWN, HUNTINGTON, WEST

VIRGINIA WHERE PEOPLE HAD BEEN

DYING, 14 PEOPLE DIED OF

OVERDOSES TOO BLACK-TAR HEROIN,

THAT MADE NO SENSE TO ME EITHER.

REPORTER: U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT

ADMINISTRATION SAGTS NOTICE

AGENTS NOTICED THE SAME TODAY

TPHOPL NAN IN 20 AND 2009 A

RISE IN HEROIN AND OPIOID ABUSE.

ALLEGANY COUNTY WAS PARTICULARLY

BAD.

>> AGAIN R-R COUNTY PER ONE

THOUSAND PEOPLE 32% OF THOSE

PEOPLE HAVE DIED FROM A DRUG

OVERDOSE HERE IN ALLEGANY

COUNTY.

THAT IS DOUBLE THE NATIONAL

AVERAGE.

>> FROM WHAT WE'VE SEEN IS

PRESCRIPTION OPIOIDS CONTRIBUTED

HEAVILY TO THI

THE CDC CITES THAT 80% OF ALL

HEROIN USERS STARTED ON

PRESCRIPTION DRUGS.

I HAD PEOPLE COME UP T ME

SAYING THE DE, MADE ME A HEROIN

ADDICT.

YOU STOPPED MY DOCTOR FROM

PRESCRIBING SO I HAD NO CHOICE

BUT TO GO TO HEROIN.

REPORTER: DEALERS MOVED INTO

AREAS LIKE WEST VIRGINIA,

COLUMBUS, OHIO AND WESTERN

PENNSYLVANIA

WHY?

HE SAID THEY FOLLOW THE PILLS,

AREAS WHERE THERE WERE A HIGH

NUMBER HALF CONTROLLED OPIOI

PRESCRIPTIONS.

>> DOCTORS PRESCRIBING WAY, WAY,

WAY MORE OPIOID PAINKILLERS THAN

THEY NEED TO.

PEOPLE GETTING ADDICTED TO THE

EXSECTION SUPPLY FOR WHATEVER

REASON AND WHATEVER WAY AND NOT

BEING ABLE TO SUSTAIN THAT THEY

THEN SWITCH TO REALLY CHEAP

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Bill's Evening Update - Duration: 2:54.

WATER, BILL.

>> THAT RAIN IS HEADED TOWARDS

LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI.

MAYBE MORE FLOODING HERE.

BEAUTIFUL HERE RIGHT?

>> MELISSA: IT WAS.

>> DAVID: CAN'T COMPLAIN FOR

JANUARY.

>> CAN'T COMPLAIN HARDLY AT ALL

ANY TIME OF THE YEAR.

THE SUNSHINE, THE TEMPERATURES

UP INTO THE 40S AND LOWER 50S

AND OKAY FOR OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

THIS EVENING.

IT IS STILL CHILLY.

BUT JUST PARTLY CLOUDY AT 9:00.

37 DEGREES AT THAT TIME.

LIGHT SOUTHEAST BREEZE.

HOWEVER YOU SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL

SUNNY SKY WE HAD HERE ACROSS

EASTERN NEBRASKA AND WESTERN

IOWA?

IT IS NOT GOING TO LAST.

THAT MOISTURE, THAT HEAVY RAIN

IN HOUSTON, IT'S EASED OFF TO

THE EAST BUT THE CLOUD COVER IS

CREEPING NORTH THROUGH OKLAHOMA,

KANSAS AND SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA.

[AUDIO INDISCERNIBLE].

>> AND GO -- QUITE SOME TIME.

SO, THIS EVENING SKIES MOSTLY

CLEAR AND WITH LIGHT WOMENS --

WINDS AND TEMPERATURES DROP BACK

INTO THE 30S AND HOLD THERE

UNTIL TOMORROW MORNING.

LOOK AT THE SUNSHINE AND STILL A

LITTLE BIT OF A SOUTH BREEZE.

DOWNTOWN OMAHA AND TEMPERATURE

46 DEGREES.

SUN HAS NOT YET SET AT OMAHA'S

AIRFIELD AND BREEZE AT 13 MILES

PER HOUR.

HOW WARM DID IT GET TODAY?

I'M SURE IT WAS WARMER IN YOUR

BACKYARD.

BUT THE THERMOMETER SAYS 49

DEGREES.

24 FOR THE LOW.

STILL WAY ABOVE THE AVERAGES BUT

NOWHERE NEAR THE RECORD, 63 BACK

IN 1931.

STILL 50 IN BEA TRIS.

48 -- BEATRICE.

48 -- TOUGH TO GET RID OF THE

COOL AIR AT THE SURFACE WHERE IT

IS HILLIER.

SKIES ARE CLEAR NOW.

BUT BY 11:00, PARTLY CLOUDY.

YOU SEE THE INDICATION OF

MOISTURE HERE WITH THE SOUTH

BREEZE ACROSS KANSAS AND

NEBRASKA.

THE MOISTURE COMES UP INTO

NEBRASKA OVERNIGHT BY 8:00 A.M.,

SHE SHOULD BE CLOUDY.

DRIZZLE DOWN TOWARDS KANSAS CITY

AND TOMORROW ENOUGH OF A SOUTH

BREEZE WE MAY GET DRIZZLE EVEN

INTO THE OMAHA METRO AND MORE ON

THE WAY FOR THURSDAY NIGHT AND

FRIDAY, FRIDAY NIGHT.

WE WILL CLOUD OVER TONIGHT.

CLEAR THIS EVENING.

35 FOR LOW.

FOG LATE TONIGHT.

SOME FOG TOMORROW MORNING.

35 AT 8:00 A.M. AND AFTERNOON 45

FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE.

DRIZZLE POSSIBLE.

A LIGHT LITTLE SOUTHEAST BREEZE.

NOT AN AWFUL DAY BY ANY MEANS

BUT NOT AS NICE AS TODAY.

THEN SOME MORE SPRINKLES AND

DRIZZLE ON FRIDAY.

MAYBE A SHOWER EARLY SATURDAY.

IT IS POSSIBLE WE GET A BREAK IN

THE CLOUDS ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON

PUTTING US IN THE UPPER 40S.

NORTHWEST WINDS PICK UP.

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Why didn't the Crimeline money work? - Duration: 1:39.

CAUGHT MARKEITH

LOYD.

MICHELLE MEREDITH SHOWS WHY THE

MONEY DID NOT LEAD TO HIS

ARREST.

>> AND THEN WHEN I SEEN THEM

LOCK ON IN THE AREA WHERE THE

PICTURE IS, AT I SAID, THAT'S

THE STREET I STAY ON.

MICHELLE: ON LESCOTTE LANE THE

STREET WHERE MARKEITH LOYD WAS

CORNERED AND CAPUTURED,

NEIGHBORS HAVE SENSE OF RELIEF

AND UNEASINESS.

>> I AM SAYING HE NEED TO BE OFF

THE STREET.

BECAUSE IF HE GOT A MINDSET LIKE

THAT --

MICHELLE: RELIEF BECAUSE LOYD IS

BEHIND BARS.

UNEASINESS BECAUSE HE WAS HIDING

SO CLOSE TO HOME, THEIR

HOME, WHERE FAMILIES LIVE AND

CHILDREN PLAY.

WHY DIDN'T SOMEONE IN THE

COMMUNITY TURNED LOYD IN?

SOME THINK IT'S BECAUSE THEY

SIMPLY DID NOW KNOW WHERE LOYD

WAS.

OTHERS BELIEVE IT IS BECAUSE THE

STAKES WERE TOO HIGH IF THEY DID

TURN HIM IN.

>> PEOPLE OUT HERE LOOKING FOR

JOBS, BELIEVE ME, IF SOMEBODY

KNEW HE WAS IN THAT HOUSE SO

CLOSE TO THEY HOMES, THEY WOULD

HAVE TOLD.

>> HE WAS DANGEROUS.

YOU CANNOT WALK UP AND YOU SEE

HIM I AIN'T FIXING TO TELL I'M

, FIXING TO GO THE OTHER WAY.

MICHELLE: CITY COMMISSONER

REGINA HILL SAYS SHE'S PROUD OF

THE COMMUNITY.

>> PEOPLE WAS CALLING IN 1400

TIPS.

THAT'S AMAZING.

THAT'S PHENOMINAL.

MICHELLE: BUT MOST AGREE SOMEONE

KNEW MARKEITH LOYD WAS HIDING IN

THE ABANDONED HOUSE ON LESCOTT

LANE.

>> BEING THAT HE ENDED UP OVER

HERE, I DON'T THINK HE WALKED

OVER HERE.

I DON'T THINK HE CAUGHT THE CITY

BUS, OVER HERE SO SOMEBODY

BROUGHT HIM HERE.

MICHELLE: MICHELLE MEREDITH,

WESH 2 NEWS.

STEWART: WESH 2 IS ALSO ASKING

MORE QUESTIONS ABOUT THAT

$125,000 REWARD MONEY.

WE LEARNED IF IT IS CONFIRMED

THAT NO TIPS HELPED FIND

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Cincinnati-area women taking part in D.C. march - Duration: 1:41.

S 5'S ANDREW SETTERS

TALKED TO SOME WOMEN GETTING

READY TO MAKE THE TRIP.

>> WE'RE GOING TO CONTINUE THIS,

SO PAY ATTENTION.

WE'RE NOT GOING AWAY.

WE'RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO

STAND, AND WE'RE GOING TO STAND

TOGETHER.

ANDREW: ROBIN RIDER-OSBOURNE IS

HEADED TO D.C. WITH A SMALL

GROUP, INCLUDING A COUSIN WHO'S

IN HER 70'S.

THEY WANT TO BE PART OF THE

CROWD MAKING A STATEMENT TO THE

INCOMING TRUMP ADMINISTRATION,

AND IT DOVETAILS WITH HER WORK

FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.

>> I'M AN ADVOCATE, THAT'S THE

WORK I DO.

I ADVOCATE FOR PEOPLE WITH

DISABILITIES.

I'M CONCERNED ABOUT HOW PEOPLE

WITH DISABILITIES ARE BEING

TREATED BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE

THE SAME RIGHTS THAT EVERYONE

ELSE DOES.

ANDREW: THE WOMEN'S MARCH HAS

TURNED INTO A RALLYING CRY FOR

SOME PEOPLE, LEADING THEM TO

PROTEST FOR THE FIRST TIME IN

THEIR LIVES.

YOU KNOW WHAT'S FUNNY?

--

>> YOU KNOW WHAT'S FUNNY?

I'M A CHILD OF THE 60'S.

I SHOULD HAVE DONE THIS BEFORE,

SO AT 63, I'M GOING TO DO MY

FIRST PROTEST MARCH, AND THIS

JUST HIT ME VISCERALLY.

ANDREW: BARBARA FILLION IS PART

OF A GROUP OF 50 WOMEN, WHO'VE

CHARTERED A BUS TO D.C.

THEY ARE MOTIVATED BY A LIST OF

ISSUES.

>> WE CANNOT LET ALL THE

CHANGES, ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS

THAT HAVE HAPPENED WITH LB GT Q

RIGHTS, WE CANNOT LET THAT GO

AWAY BECAUSE SOMEBODY THOUGHT HE

WANTED TO DO THIS.

ANDREW: IT IS IMPORTANT FOR

PEOPLE TO SPEAK OUT AND ADD

THEIR VOICES TO PEOPLE THAT

MIGHT BE MARGINALIZED.

>> IS NOT THAT WE ARE AGAINST

THE THINGS HE STANDS FOR BUT

THAT WE STAND FOR THE THINGS --

WE ARE FOR THE THINGS WE STAND

FOR NOW.

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Welch warns Vt. lawmakers about potential funding cuts ahead - Duration: 4:05.

STEWART: CONGRESSMAN PETER WELCH

PIS WARNING STATE LAWMAKERS BACK

PHOME THE NEW REPUBLICAN

PADMINISTRATION IS DEAD SERIOUS

PABOUT SCRAPPING OBAMACARE, BUT

PHE HAS NO IDEA WHAT, IF

PANYTHING, WILL REPLACE IT.

P>> MY JOB, PATRICK'S JOB,

PBERNIE'S JOB IS TO DEFEND THE

PPROGRESS THAT'S BEEN MADE

PSTEWART: WELCH ADDRESSED MEMBERS

POF THE HOUSE, AND SENATE THIS

PMORNING IN MONTPELIER, ON THE

PFINANCIAL UNCERTAINTY THAT

PVERMONT, AND MANY OTHER STATES,

PCOULD SOON FACE.

PTHE WARNING CAME AS WELCH

PFRIDAY'S INAUGURATION, WHICH

PUNLIKE SCORES OF OTHER

PDEMOCRATS, HE PLANS TO ATTEN

P>> I'LL BE ATTENDING BUT I

PCERTAINLY UNDERSTAND IT. IT'S

PREALLY ASTONISHING HOW

PPROVOCATIVE MR. TRUMP HAS BEEN.

PUSUALLY AFTER AN ELECTION YOU

PTRY TO BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER AND

PNOT GET IN TWITTER FIGHTS. BUT

PTHE ELECTION, THE INAUGURATION

PIS FUNDAMENTALLY ABOUT A

PPEACEFUL TRANSFER OF POWER AND

PIT'S MY JOB AND I SHOULD BE

PTHERE AND I WILL BE THERE. I

PWON'T BE CELEBRATING BUT I'LL

PBE THERE.

PREPORTER: THIS WILL BE THE THIRD

PPRESIDENT UNDER WHICH YOU'VE

PSERVED SINCE YOU'VE BEEN IN

PCONGRESS. HOW IS THE MOOD OF

PTHE CAPITAL DIFFERENT THIS TIME?

P>>

PWELL, PEOPLE FRANKLY ON BOTH

PSIDES ARE PRETTY ASTONISHED

PTHAT DONALD TRUMP WON. THE

PREPUBLICANS ARE DELIGHTED. THE

PDEMOCRATS ARE NOT. BUT NONE OF

PUS HAS ANY EXPERIENCE WITH THE

PCAMPAIGN QUITE LIKE WHAT WE SAW

PTHIS YEAR. WHEN A CANDIDATE SAYS

PTHINGS ABOUT HISPANICS,

PMUSLIMS, WOMEN, IN THE PAST

PTHAT'D BE A DISQUALIFIER. I

PTHINK A LOT OF THE MEMBERS ON

PBOTH SIDES OF THE AISLE ARE

PPRETTY AMAZED THAT DESPITE THAT

PTRUMP WON THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

PBUT, YOU KNOW, THE FACT IS NONE

POF US REALLY KNOWS HOW IT'S

PGOING TO BE, THE WAY

PPRESIDENT-ELECT TRUMP IS ACTING

PWITH HIS TWITTER ACCOUNT. IT'S A

PWHOLE NEW WAY. HIS POPULARITY IS

PDOWN, NOT UP. WHICH IS UNIQUE.

PGEORGE BUSH WAS AT 62 PERCENT.

PBARACK OBAMA WAS AT 82 AT THIS

PPOINT. SO IT'S GOING TO BE A

PREAL ADJUSTMENT FOR ALL OF US

PBUT OUR RESPONSIBILITY IS THE

PSAME: TO TRY TO MAKE PROGRESS

PFOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

PREPORTER: YOU'RE HERE AT THE VT

PSTATEHOUSE TRYING TO BRIEF STATE

PLAWMAKERS ON WHAT'S COMING IN

PTERMS OF HEALTH CARE FUNDING, OR

PLAKE FUNDING. AND YOU DON'T

PHAVE A LOT OF ANSWERS.

PWELCH: WELL, I DON'T. ESPECIALLY

PON HEALTH CARE. BECAUSE THE

PPLAN THEY CAN EXECUTE WITH THE

PVOTES THEY HAVE IN THE HOUSE

PAND SENATE AND THE PRESIDENT IS

PTO REPEAL THE ACA, CALLED

POBAMACARE. THAT'LL HAVE

PDEVASTATING IMPACTS ON A LOT OF

PPEOPLE, ON OUR SMALL HOSPITALS

P-- ALL OUR HOSPITALS REALLY. AND

PTHERE'S NO REPLACEMENT PLAN. SO

PTHAT'S A VERY DICEY SITUATION

PTHAT VERMONT IS IN AND REALLY

PTHE WHOLE COUNTRY IS IN. WILL

PTHEY HAVE A REPLACEMENT?

PREPORTER: WELL THE PRESIDENT HAS

PSAID THEY HAVE A PLAN, THEY'RE

PFINALIZING A PLAN.

PWELCH: WELL HE'S SAID THAT. WE

PHAVEN'T SEEN THAT.

PREPORTER: SO AS WE BEGIN A NEW

PADMINISTRATION IS IT YOUR SENSE

PTHAT BIPARTISANSHIP IS LIKELY

PLOST, FOR ANOTHER TWO, OR MAYBE

PFOUR YEARS?

PWELL, IT'S GOING TO BE TOUGH.

P>> YOU KNOW IN THE PAST I HAVE

PBEEN ABLE TO WORK WITH WITH

PREPUBLICANS, WHETHER THEY WERE

PIN THE MAJORITY OR NOT, BUT THEY

PNEEDED DEMOCRATIC VALIDATION TO

PGET A PRESIDENTIAL SIGNATURE.

PSO THERE WAS A MUTUAL DEPENDENCE

PTO SOME EXTENT.

PNOW A LOT OF MY REPUBLICAN

PCOLLEAGUES HAVE TO MAKE A

PDECISION.

PA LOT OF THEM WANT TO WORK WITH

PME AND OTHERS.

PBUT SOME IN THEIR PARTY MAY FEEL

PHEY WE'VE GOT THE HOUSE, WE'VE

PGOT THE SENATE AND WE'VE GOT THE

PPRESIDENCY, WE DON'T NEED TO

PLISTEN TO THE OTHER SIDE.

PI HOPE THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN

PBECAUSE THE MISTAKE A LOT OF US

PMAKE WHEN WE GET ONE PARTY RULE

PIS OVER-REACH.

PTHAT'S THE DANGER SOME OF MY I

PTHINK WISE REPUBLICAN COLLEAGUES

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NKY family reflects on the life of woman killed in Missouri crash - Duration: 2:11.

>> I THINK WHAT I'LL MISS TH

MOST, SHE WAS THE ONLY PERSON IN

THE WHOLE WORLD FOR ME THAT WE

COULD LITERALLY SIT AND TALK

LIKE A WHOLE CONVERSATION AND

NOT SAY A WORD.

TAMMY: TWO SISTERS, AS CLOSE AS

CAN BE.

>> YOU KNOW, SHE WAS JUST

SPECIAL.

TAMMY: WHEN LINDSEY HRENYA

HELPED HER SISTER AMANDA PAC

FOR HER NEW LIFE IN OREGON, SHE

NEVER IMAGINED SHE WOULD NEV

SEE HER SISTER AGAIN.

>> BECAUSE SHE'S MY SISTER LIKE,

YOU KNOW WE HAD THE REST OF OUR

LIVES TO LIV

TAMMY: AMANDA WAS ON HER WAY TO

START HER DREAM OF LIVING OUT

WEST.

BUT SHE CRASHED ON AN ICY ROAD

JUST OUTSIDE OF KANSAS CITY.

>> EVERYONE THAT KNEW AMANDA HAS

JUST BEEN TURNED UPSIDE DOWN.

TAMMY: AMANDA DIED ON MONDAY-T

DAY SHE WAS SUPPOSED TO START

HER NEW JOB AS AN OCCUPATIONAL

THERAPIST WORKING WITH CHILDRE

IN PORTLAND, OREGON.

BUT HER FAMILY DOESN'T WANT TO

FOCUS ON HOW SHE DIED.

THEY WANT TO CHERISH HOW SHE

LIVE

>> SHE WAS SO ALIVE AND LIVE

MORE THAN ANYONE, AND SHE WASN'T

A 32-YEAR-OLD WOMAN, SHE WAS A

AMAZING SISTER, A DAUGHTER,

WORSHIPPED HER NIECE.

TAMMY: THEY SAY AMANDA W

ADVENTUROUS AND FEARLESS.

SHE DID WHAT EVERYONE ELSE

TALKED ABOUT.

>> --

TAMM SHE DID THINGS MANY OF US

DON'T HAVE THE GUTS TO DO.

SHE TOOK BALLROOM DANCING AND

THIS WAS LIKE TWO YEARS AGO AND

HONESTLY I MADE FUN OF HER, LIKE

REALLY MANDY YOU'RE TAKING

BALLROOM DANCING.

TAMM HER FAMILY SAYS THEY'RE

HOLDING ON TO HER LEGACY OF

LIVING EACH DAY TO THE FULLEST

>> IF YOU COULD TAKE ANYTHING

FROM HER IS WHEN YOU THINK OF

ADVENTURES, OR SOMETHING YOU

WANNA DO, DO IT BECAUSE YOU

DON'T KNOW, WHEN YOU'LL BE HERE

ANYMORE.

TAMMY: AMANDA'S SISTER TELLS ME

SHE WAS AN ORGAN DONOR

SO HER FAMILY HAS PEACE KNOWING

SHE WILL HELP OTHER PEOPLE IN

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Vandals spread message of hate at West Chester Township church - Duration: 1:08.

KARIN JOHNSON IS LIVE IN BUTLER

COUNTY WITH THE PASTOR'S

PEACEFUL MESSAGE TO THE PERSON

WHO DID IT.

KARIN: THEY WERE IN FOR QUITE A

SURPRISE.

PROFANITY WAS SPRAY-PAINTED ON

THE GARAGE AND THE FRONT DOOR OF

THE CHURCH.

THAT WAS YESTERDAY MORNING.

NOT TOO MANY PEOPLE SAW WHAT WAS

WRITTEN, AND THE PEOPLE AT MY

CHURCH WERE ABLE TO REMOVE THIS

SPRAY PAINT PRETTY QUICKLY.

THE PASTOR TELLS ME KNOW WHEN TO

GET PERSONALLY, AND RATHER THAN

GETTING ANGRY, HE IS ASKING

PEOPLE TO PRAY FOR THAT PERSON.

IT WAS A PUNCH IN THE GUY.

WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT THE PERSON

WHO MIGHT HAVE WRITTEN IT AND

THE PAIN THEY MIGHT BE AND, THAT

IS WHAT I DID TURNING IN MY

MIND.

WHAT WOULD MAKE SOMEBODY DO

THIS?

KARIN: HE TELLS ME HE HAS BEEN

IN THE COMMUNITY FOR 12 YEARS

AND HAS BEEN A PASTOR FOR 30

YEARS.