Youtube daily Jan 23 2017

-- NOT, SHE@

WAS NOT HURT.@

>> NOW, WEATHER WITH CHIEF@

METEOROLOGIST, TOM MESSNER.@

TOM: YES, WE HAVE A STORM.@

RIGHT NOW, IT LOOKS LIKE@

TOMORROW MORNING AS WE LOOK AT@

THE FORECAST MODELS AND THE@

RADAR.@

I WILL SHOW YOU THAT IN A@

MINUTE.@

IT LOOKS LIKE IT WILL BE A MESS.@

TEMPERATURES RIGHT NEW IN THE@

20'S AND 30'S IF YOU ARE HEADING@

OUT DEPARTMENT, YOU WILL BE@

FINE.@

UNTIL YOU ARE OUT LANE.@

IF YOU TO THE SOUTH YOU WILL@

FIND SOME MIXED PRECIPITATION@

SHOWING UP.@

WE ARE TALKING AFTER 9:00 OR@

10:00, IN THE VALLEY NOT IN THE@

MIDNIGHT OR 1:30 IN IN THE MORNING.@

THIS WE, IT WILL BE FINE.@

TOMORROW MORNING IT WILL BE A@

MESS.@

WE HAVE A MESSY MORNING COMMUTE.@

IT WILL NOT JUST BE SNOW.@

IT IS NOT JUST RAIN.@

IT IS A MIX OF SNOW, SLEET AND@

FREEZING RAIN.@

SOME OF THE PRECIPITATION WILL@

BE HEAVY IN THE MORNING.@

THE TIMING OF THIS IS NOT GOOD.@

WE WILL BE OUT AND ABOUT@

CHECKING IT OUT RIGHT HERE.@

WE HAVE A LOT OF CLOUDS.@

WE HAD SUN AND THE CLOUDS@

THICKENED UP.@

THE SYSTEM IS THE SAME SYSTEM@

THAT CAUSED PROBLEMS OVER THE@

WEEKEND WITH THE TORNADOES AND@

THE SEVERE WEATHER IN SO MANY@

STATES.@

THE LEADING EDGE OF THIS BUMPED@

INTO THE COLD AIR.@

CAN YOU SEE WE HAVE A MIXTURE@

BUT IT WILL MOVE UP TO US.@

NOW, BREAKING IT DOWN FOR YOU.@

IT ARRIVES TONIGHT.@

TOMORROW MORNING, AT 8:00 A.M.,@

WE HAVE MIXED PRECY OF COURS --@

PRECIPITATION, OF COURT, OF SNOW@

AND SLEET.@

THE MORE LIKELY THE@

PRECIPITATION RAINS WILL BE RAIN@

TO THE EAST.@

DURING THE DAY WE ARE ALONGING@

AT RAIN SHOWERS.@

TIMING THIS OUT, 7:30 THE CLOUDS@

CONTINUE TO THICKEN UP.@

AT 10:30, THAT IS MIXED, SLEET@

AND FREEZING RAIN.@

A LITTLE BIT OF SNOW MIXED IN@

AND JUST TRYING TO GET IN TO@

CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT A 10:0.@

AT 6:00 IN THE MORNING, COLDER@

AIR TO THE WEST AND TO THE EAST@

THIS IS MORE OF A MIX GOING ON.@

BECAUSE OF THAT THE SNOW TOTALS@

ARE HIGHER TO THE WEST.@

IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY WE WILL@

FIND QUITE A BIT OF MIX.@

AT ANYONE, THE AMOUNT OF@

PRECIPITATION COMING DOWN IS@

LESSENING AND HEAVIER STUFF IS@

IN THE MORNING.@

WE WILL STILL HAVE AREAS WITH@

RAIN AND SNOW IN NORTHERN NEW@

YORK AND SOME AREAS WITH MIX.@

WE WILL POP IN TO THE AFTERNOON,@

IN THE VALLEY DEVELOP WE ARE@

LOOKING AT RAIN BECAUSE THE@

TEMPERATURES HAVE COME UP WITH@

SOME MIX AND THE PINK AND IT@

INCLUDES PARTS OF THE@

ADIRONDACKS TOMORROW.@

THE COMMUTE HOME IS NOT SO BAD@

BUT NOT AS BAD AS THE MORNING.@

ON WEDNESDAY, WE HAVE A DAY OF@

CLOUDS AND SOME SUNSHINE OF THE@

DEPARTMENT, CLOUDY EARLY.@

WE ARE LOOKING AT THAT NOW.@

MIXED PRECIPIATION ARRIVING@

FROM THE SOUTH TO THE NORTH AND@

IS HERE FOR EVERYONE IN THE@

MORNING.@

IT BECOMES MESSY LATE.@

THAT IS IN TIME FOR THE DRIVE.@

THERE WILL BE A LOAF -- LOW OF@

30.@

TOMORROW, HIGHS OF 32.@

THERE IS A CHANCE ANYTHING@

COMING FROM THE SKY WILL FREEZE.@

HIGHEST AMOUNTS WILL BE 4 TO@

INCHES AND IN NEW YORK, CLOSER@

TO 4 INCHES AND LESS TO THE EAST@

BECAUSE WE WILL END UP WITH MORE@

LIQUID COMING DOWN, MOSTLY@

FREEZING.@

35 FOR A HIGH TOMORROW.@

WE WILL WILL CLEAR OUT.@

ON THURSDAY, A CHANCE FOR RAIN@

OR SNOW SHOWERS AND FRIDAY AND@

SATURDAY A CHANCE FOR SNOW@

For more infomation >> Video: Tom is looking at a MESSY commute for Tuesday. 1.23.17 - Duration: 4:14.

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Biggest Nor'easter concern for coastal residents: wind - Duration: 1:27.

ASTRONOMICALLY HIGH

TIDE THE PROBLEM IS THE WIND

AND RAIN.

HOURS BEFORE THE MOST INTENSE

PART OF THE STORM THIS MAN

SNAPPED PHOTOS OF THE WAVES

ROLLING IN.

THE MOST VIVID IMAGES WILL BE

SEEN TONIGHT AS THE NOR'

EASTER BRINGS HEAVY RAIN AND

STRONG WINDS WHICH HAVE

ALREADY CAUSING CONCERNS ON

THE COAST.

>> WE COULD BE IN AN AREA THAT

COULD GET TWO TO TWO AND A

HALF INCHES AND EVEN MORE

LOCALLY.

WE ARE WORRIED ABOUTY ROAST.

WE -- ABOUT EROSION.

>> IN PREPARATION WE HAVE

ADDED STAFF FOR THIS AFTERNOON

AND THEN ADDITIONAL STAFF

COMING IN TONIGHT THAT

INCLUDES TROUBLESHOOTERS, LINE

CREWS AND TREE CREWS.

Reporter: EVER SOURCE AND

LOCAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

OFFICIALS HAVE BEEN PREPARING

ALL DAY.

THE PLYMOUTH FIRE CHIEF SAYS

MANY TREES ARE IN A WEAKENED

STATE.

ADD WITH THAT THE HIGH WINDS

AND THE END RESULT IS DAMAGE

AND POWER OUTAGES.

>> BETWEEN THE TREES THEY HAVE

BEEN DISTRESSED QUITE A BIT.

WE WILL HAVE TREES AND LIMBS

DOWN WE WILL HAVE TO WORRY

ABOUT.

Reporter: THE FIRST RESPONDERS

WE TALKED TO STRESSED THE

IMPORTANCE OF STAYING SAFE IN

THE STORM.

THEY RECOMMEND STAYING HOME IF

AT ALL POSSIBLE.

IF THE POWER GOES OUT MAKE

SURE THE GENERATOR IS PROPERLY

VENTILATED.

IF YOU HAVE TO GO OUT STAY

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Cloudy Monday evening - Duration: 4:19.

WITH CHIEF

METEOROLOGIST JAY CARDOSI.

>> ALL RIGHT.

A BLUSTERY MONDAY AFTERNOON.

IT'S BEEN A LITTLE BIT DAMP

FROM TIME TO TIME.

WE HAD PATCHY LIGHT RAIN.

VERY EARLY THIS MORNING.

AND JUST FROM TIME TO TIME LATE

MORNING THROUGH THE AFTERNOON,

WITH THIS LOW OVERCAST.

WE'VE HAD A LITTLE SPOTTY

DRIZZLE AS WELL.

JUST ENOUGH TO MAKE IT BLAH.

IT WILL STAY THAT WAY.

YOU KNOW THE DRILL, OLD MAN

WINTER IS TRYING TO COME BACK

AFTER WHAT WAS A BEAUTIFUL

SPRING-LIKE WEEKEND.

OVERCAST WEEKENDS.

A LIVE LOOK FROM THE BRISTOL

TOWARD BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN

LOUISVILLE.

THE SECOND STREET BRIDGE, THE

OHIO RIVER.

STILL RUNNING A BIT HIGH, BUT

IT IS DROPPING.

45 TO 47 IS NOW THE RANGE.

JUST A COUPLE OF DAYS AGO, WE

WERE FLIRTING WITH THE

70-DEGREE MARK.

YESTERDAY INTO THE 60s AS

WELL.

WELL, REALITY HERE BACK TO THE

MIDDLE AND UPPER 40s.

HUMIDITY 80% AND A NORTHWEST

BREEZE.

CONSIDERING IT'S LATE JANUARY,

IT COULD BE A WHOLE LOT WORSE,

IF YOU KNOW.

STILL, AFTER YOU ENJOY A

WEEKEND LIKE WE HAD, IT STINGS

WHEN YOU WALK OUTSIDE WITH THAT

BREEZE.

THAT'S FOR SURE.

RADAR SCANS ARE PRETTY MUCH ON

THE CLEAR SIDE.

WHAT YOU DON'T SEE IS THE SPOT

OR TWO OF DRIZZLE THAT'S OUT

THERE.

AGAIN, WITH THE LOW CLOUDS IN

PLACE, WE WILL HOLD ON TO THAT

FORECAST AS WE MOVE THROUGH THE

OVERNIGHT PERIOD.

WHAT A CHANGE.

TEMPERATURES ALL ACROSS THE

OHIO VALLEY, BACK INTO THE

40s.

THE LOW AND MIDDLE 40s FOR

THE MOST PART.

BUT KIND OF A STIFF WORKING

NORTHERLY BREEZE.

PRODUCING A MIXTURE OF RAIN AND

SNOW IN PENNSYLVANIA.

SAME STORM SYSTEM THAT PRODUCED

ALL THE SEVERE WEATHER, THE

DEADLY TORNADOES ACROSS THE

DEEP SOUTH.

WE WERE KIND OF IN BETWEEN ON

THIS SYSTEM WITH THE REAL COLD

AIR OFF TO THE NORTH.

THAT'S WHY WE ENJOYED A

BEAUTIFUL WEEKEND.

AND ALL THE BIG-TIME

THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY OFF TO

OUR SOUTH.

NOW WHAT IS GOING ON IS THE LOW

PRESSURE SYSTEM IS SPINNING UP

OFF TO THE EAST OF US.

IT'S PULLING IN SOME STRONG

NORTH BREEZES.

AND AS A RESULT THE

TEMPERATURES HAVE BEEN COOLING

OFF WITH THOSE WINDS COMING IN

FROM CANADA.

AS WE MOVE THROUGH THE EVENING,

AS WE MOVE THROUGH THE

OVERNIGHT, AGAIN A SPOT OR TWO

OF DRIZZLE POSSIBLE.

OTHERWISE WE'LL HOLD OL TO

THESE LOW CLOUDS.

TEMPERATURES WILL BE CHILLY,

BUT WELL ABOVE FREEZING.

I'M NOT WORRIED ABOUT ICY SPOTS

WHATSOEVER.

WE'LL WAKE UP TO THE UPPER

30s AND LOWER 40s ON YOUR

TUESDAY MORNING.

EXPECTING 41 RIGHT HERE IN THE

METRO.

DON'T EXPECT A LOT OF SUNSHINE

TOMORROW, ESPECIALLY THE FIRST

HALF OF THE DAY.

I THINK THOSE LOW CLOUDS WILL

STILL BE AROUND THE REGION.

THEN AS WE MOVE TOWARDS LATE

AFTERNOON, PROBABLY AFTER

3:00 OR SO, WE'LL START TO SEE

A CLEARING TREND FROM SOUTHWEST

TO NORTHEAST.

AND IT WILL FEEL A LITTLE BIT

BETTER.

WINDS WILL BE MUCH LIGHTER AS

WE HEAD INTO TOMORROW

AFTERNOON.

HIGH TEMPERATURES IN YOUR HOME

TOWN, ABOUT WHERE THEY SHOULD

BE FOR THE TIME OF YEAR, IF NOT

A LITTLE BIT BETTER THAN THAT.

WE ARE STILL DOING OKAY FOR

LATE JANUARY HERE.

BACK INTO THE UPPER 40s,

POSSIBLY NEAR 50 ACROSS MUCH OF

THE VIEWING AREA, EXPECTING 48

RIGHT HERE IN THE METRO.

AND THINGS WILL GET

PROGRESSIVELY COLDER AS WE MOVE

INTO THE LATTER HALF OF THIS

WORK WEEK.

NOT EXPECTING ANY BIG

SNOWSTORMS.

BUT CERTAINLY A FLURRY OR TWO

CANNOT BE RULED OUT, ESPECIALLY

BY FRIDAY.

HERE ARE THE FORECAST DETAILS

NOW.

CHILLY THIS EVENING.

CLOUDY SKIES.

WATCH OUT FOR A SPOT OR TWO OF

LIGHT DRIZZLE.

WE'LL BE DROPPING SLOWLY TO

THE 40s.

DOWN TO 43 AT 10:00 TONIGHT.

IN THE MORNING, WE'LL WAKE UP

GREY, OVERCAST AND KIND OF

CHILLY WITH TEMPERATURES AROUND

41.

30s IN OUTLYING REGIONS.

MIDDAY TOMORROW, NOT MUCH

IMPROVEMENT.

STILL OVERCAST AND 45.

THEN LATER IN THE AFTERNOON

TOMORROW, WE'LL SQUEAK OUT SOME

SUNSHINE.

WE GO UP TO 48.

WEDNESDAY, THERE WILL BE A

CHANCE FOR A MIDDAY SHOWER

AHEAD OF A COLD FRONT AS WE

CLIMB TO 61.

BEHIND THAT FRONT, IT COOLS OFF

SIGNIFICANTLY WITH HIGHS IN THE

UPPER 30s AND LOWER 40s.

THURSDAY THROUGH NEXT MONDAY.

LOWS AT NIGHT IN THE 20s AND

LOWER 30s.

THERE IS THAT CHANCE FOR A

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Video: Marylander anxious over what will replace ACA - Duration: 2:13.

BARRY MEL LEDBETTER OF

: PIKESVILLE WONDERS WHAT THE

REPLACEMENT WILL MEAN FOR HER

HEALTH CARE COVERAGE.

AS PART OF HIS EFFORT TO REPEAL

AND REPLACE THE AFFORDABLE CARE

ACT KNOWN AS OBAMACARE.

PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP SIGNED AN

EXECUTIVE ORDE

>> WHAT WE HAVE IS A MANDATE TO

MAKE HEALTH CARE MORE ACCESSIBLE

AND LOWER COST.

BARRY: BUT THERE IS STILL PLENTY

OF UNCERTAINTY.

>> HOW CAN YOU GO ON DAY BY DAY

WONDERING IF YOU HAVE COVERAGE

OR NOT, WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS,

WE DESERVE GOOD HEALTH CARE.

BARRY SINCE 2014 MEL LEDBETTER

: HAS APPLIED FOR AND RECEIVED

INSURANCE THROUGH THE MARYLAND

HEALTH CONNECTION.

HER PROVIDER KAISER PERMANENTE

AND SHE'S PRETTY CONFIDENT SHE

WILL KEEP COVERAGE THROUGHOUT

THIS YEA

AS SOMEONE WITH PRE-EXISTING

CONDITIONS, WHAT HAPPENS AFTER

THAT IS A TREMENDOUS CONCERN.

HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS ALSO DON'T

KNOW WHAT CHANGES WILL BE MA

AS PART OF A RECENT STATEMENT

AND KAISER PERMANENTE'S CHAIRMAN

SAID

-- WE ARE READY TO PARTICIPATE

AND ENGAGE IN DISCUSSIONS WITH

THE NEW ADMINISTRATION ON THE

PATH FORWARD AS AN ADVOCATE FOR

GREATER ACCESS, AFFORDABILITY

AND IMPROVED HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR

EVERY AMERICAN.

THE MARYLAND HEALTH CONNECTION

TOLD US PRIOR TO THE AFFORDABL

CARE ACT 745,000 PEOPLE IN THE

, STATE HAD NO HEALTH INSURANCE.

450,000 HAVE ENROLLED SINCE NO

-- AS COMPARED TO

NOVEMBER 1, 2016, 442,000

EXACTLY ONE YEAR AGO.

AND THERE HAVE BEEN DECREASES IN

UNINSURED AFRICAN AMERICANS,

HISPANICS AND RESIDENTS ON THE

, EASTERN SHORE, AND IN WESTERN

MARYLAND.

NOW WITH EFFORTS TO GET RID OF

OBAMACARE THE MEL LEDBETTER AND

OTHERS WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT

THE FUTURE PLAN OF ACTION TO

REPLACE IT

>> THE OLDER YOU GET, THE MORE

IMPORTANT INSURANCE, HEALTH

INSURANCE IS TO YOU BECAUSE YOU

HAVE MORE ISSUES.

I NEED TO KNOW WHAT MY FUTURE IS

GOING TO HOLD HEALTHWISE WITH

THE COVERAGE.

WE DO NOT KNOW.

WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT IS GOING TO

BE AVAILABLE AND WE DO NOT KNOW

IF THEY'RE GOING TO COVER

PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS, WE DO

NOT KNOW WHAT THE COST IS GOING

TO BE.

BARRY: ANOTHER PROVIDER, CARE

FIRST, IS MONITORING ANY CHANGES

THAT WOULD IMPACT THEIR INSURED.

AND

THE MARYLAND HEALTH CONNECTION

IS URGING ANYONE WITHOUT HEALT

INSURANCE TO SIGN UP.

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Video: Man fatally stabbed outside Royal Farms in Fells Point - Duration: 1:23.

OTHER.

THE PERSON DIED.

>> A PERSON DECIDED TO PULL OUT

A KNIFE AND STABBED AN

INDIVIDUAL AND WAS LEFT DECEASED

AS A RESULT.

LOWELL: THIS UNFOLDED ON THE

2000 BLOCK OF FLEET STREET

BEFORE 2 A.M. SUNDAY MORNING.

A TORY FOUR-YEAR-OLD BEGAN I --

ARGUING WITH AN UNIDENTIFIED MAN

AND IT IS FLITTED INTO A FIGHT.

>> IT WAS SOME SORT OF --

ALTERCATION O ARGUMENT AND THE

SUSPECT STABBED THE VICTIM.

>> HE WAS RUSHED TO A HOSPITAL

WHERE HE DIED.

TH SUSPECT FLED THE SCENE.

POLICE ARE HOPING -- ARE HOPING

SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS WILL TELL

THE STORY AS THE STORE HAD

CAMERAS INSIDE AND OUT.

>> WE RECOVERED VIDEO THAT

DETECTIVES ARE WORKING THROUGH

AND IF WE FIND IT TO BE OF VALUE

WE WILL RELEASE THAT TO THE

VALID -- PUBLIC.

>> POLICE HAVE FURTHER REPORTED

THAT THEY ARE FOLLOWING SOME

PROMISING LEADS.

THEY ARE STILL LOOKING FOR HELP

FROM THE PUBLIC.

>> WE'RE HOPING THAT SOME PEOPLE

SAW SOMETHING AND CAN HELP LEAD

US TOWARD THE IDENTIFICATION OF

THE SUSPECT.

LOWELL: IF YOU HAVE INFORMATION

THAT CAN HELP YOUR AWESOME --

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Rain or snow shower possible early Tuesday - Duration: 3:49.

TIM: ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF LAST

YEAR'S RECORD-SETTING SNOW

STORM, WE HAVE ANOTHER ON THE

COAST JUST ABOUT A STORM --

STRONG BUT MUCH WARMER.

48 DEGREES FOR THE HIGH.

GUARANTEEING IT HAS BEEN RAINING

IN THE AREA.

THE LOW HAS BEEN ABOVE FREEZING

AT 39.

WE WILL DIP BELOW THAT BEFORE

MIDNIGHT AS TEMPERATURES COOL

AGAIN.

ON THE BACKSIDE OF THE STORM.

YOU CAN SEE HOW THIS COMPARES TO

THE NORMAL HIGH OF 41.

THE NORMAL LOW ON THIS DAY IS 24

DEGREES.

39 IS A SOLID 15 DEGREES ABOVE

THAT.

SEEMS LIKE IT HAS BEEN A LOT OF

WEATHER BUT AT THE AIRPORT .6 OF

AN INCH OF RAIN.

SOME AREAS HAVE GOTTEN HEAVIER

DOWNPOURS.

MUCH WETTER THAN NORMAL START TO

2017.

THE WINDS HAVE BEEN THE BIG

STORY.

LOOK AT SOME OF THESE PEAK WIND

GUSTS WE HAVE HAD, 54 MILE AN

HOUR GUSTS.

AND 52 MILES AN HOUR.

COLUMBIA, BWI MARSHALL,

CAMBRIDGE ON THE EASTERN SHORE

AND ON THE EASTERN SHORE ARE IN

EFFECT UNTIL SEVEN THIS EVENING.

ON -- THE STORM ON THE COAST

PULLING AWAY.

WE WILL BUFFET -- HERE IS SOME

GOOD NEWS.

THE RAIN HAS TAPERED OFF.

TEMPERATURES ARE COLDER SO WE

ARE SEEING SOME SNOW.

THERE WAS A BURST OF RADAR, --

SNOW.

THAT IS TRAVELING TOWARD THE

PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE.

IT IS PRETTY WINTRY.

PREPARE FOR WINTER CONDITIONS AS

OPPOSED TO THE WET CONDITIONS.

FREEZING UP AT SOMERSET AND

BELOW FREEZING AT OAKLAND AND

WESTERN MARYLAND.

IT WILL BE MAKING ITS TRACK UP

THE EASTERN SEABOARD BRINGING

THE MOISTURE AND OFF THE OCEAN.

WE HAD A DRY SLOT MOVE IN

CUTTING OFF THE RAIN BUT THE

BACKEND OF THE STORM MAY BE

FOLLOWING AS IT TRACKS UP TO

EAST OF CAPE COD.

IT WILL PULL THE BACK EDGE

THROUGH THE MID-ATLANTIC REGION

PERHAPS LATE TONIGHT OR EARLY

TOMORROW.

THE BACK EDGE OF IT COMING

THROUGH COULD BE FOR LATE

TONIGHT.

TEMPERATURES ARE NOT -- WE ARE

NOT ANTICIPATING A BIG PROBLEM

WITH SNOWFALL.

THE SYSTEM WILL DO IT EARLY

TOMORROW.

IF YOU'RE GOING INTO THE

MOUNTAINS, SEVERAL INCHES OF

SNOW ARE LIKELY OUT THAT WAY.

SOME BREAKS IN THE CLOUDS

TOMORROW BUT HERE IS THE GOOD

NEWS.

WE HAVE NOT HAD MUCH SUNSHINE IN

JANUARY.

IT DOES LOOK LIKE ON WEDNESDAY

WE WILL SEE SOME SUNSHINE UP AND

DOWN THE EASTERN SEABOARD AND

MILD TEMPERATURES.

IT WILL NOT LAST LONG.

ANOTHER FRIEND COMES ON

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AND THAT

WILL BE LEADING THE CHARGE TO

MORE TYPICAL JANUARY GOING INTO

FEBRUARY 10 WEATHER.

SNOW IN THE MOUNTAINS BEHIND THE

SYSTEM, BREEZY AND COLD

CONDITIONS WILL RETURN.

PERFECTLY TIMED FOR THE POLAR

BEAR PLUNGE

33 TO 38 TONIGHT, SHOWERS OFF

AND ON BUT NOT A LOT OF

ADDITIONAL RENT, MAYBE SOME WET

SNOW TO THE NORTH AND WEST OF

BALTIMORE.

EARLY AND PARTLY CLOUDY AND

WINDY.

IT IS WINTRY IN THE MOUNTAINS,

35 TOMORROW BUT IT WARMS UP FOR

THE SHOWER ON WEDNESDAY.

ON THE EASTERN SHORE, RAIN

SHOWERS AND 45 ESPECIALLY IN THE

MORNING.

SUNNY SKIES ON WEDNESDAY.

SAME THING AT THE COAST, WINDY

TOMORROW.

CLEARING UP ON WEDNESDAY.

70 FORECAST, COLDER AFTER

MIDWEEK.

THAT 55 DEGREE WEEDING --

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Triathlon Training Motivation: When To Ditch Your Watch - Duration: 6:12.

Hey, what's up, triathletes?

Taren here.

If you've found that your triathlon motivation isn't quite what it used to be and other times

where you're super, duper jacked up to get out there and train, take a look at your wrist.

If you find that you're becoming a slave to your wristwatch, and the power numbers and

the metrics that you've devised for all your triathlon training, that might have something

to do with it.

Stick around because today I'm going to talk about how you can avoid being a slave to the

wristwatch, which you see I do not have.

A comment that I got recently on one of my videos is that somebody has been completely

burnt out from training by metrics for so long.

What I've personally seen is that there is a specific training group that I'm familiar

with that they go through every single triathlon workout as a pure slave to their data.

They are looking at their bike computers, and their wristwatch and their heart rate

monitors every single day.

They're taking blood readings and body chemistry composition readings all the time.

They're constantly analyzing that data, trying to become better athletes.

Now, that's cool.

If you're looking to become the absolute tippy top best performing athlete that you possibly

can, you need that type of specificity.

I would probably argue that most professional athletes often have that type of specificity,

but not all of us are professional triathletes whose job it is is to get in those absolute

specific workouts all the time, and they have to hit certain numbers because their plan

is so regimented throughout the year that they have no choice.

In our case, we're age groupers.

We should be having fun with triathlon.

In my opinion, the best approach to triathlon training is finding a system that makes you

faster in the long run because if you're giving up speed over the course of one year but burning

yourself out for the rest of your life because you really didn't enjoy that one year, you

aren't very fast for the rest of your life.

I found that a good way to balance triathlon data with the enjoyment of triathlon training

is a few ways.

Number one, work in times throughout the year that you leave the watch behind.

(Music).

Maybe it's a few months in the off season, maybe it's after a race and before your next

build up starts.

Make sure that there's some training that is unstructured.

Sure, maybe you keep the data going, so you get all those strava segments still in, but

don't even focus on what those numbers say.

Just train freely and train by feel.

This training by feel, by the way, will also make you more in tune with your body, so that

when you get to a race you're better in tune with your capabilities.

Second thing you should do is train with friends.

(Music).

If you're training with friends, and everyone has watches around them, you know what?

Odds are pretty good that people aren't even going to be looking at those watches very

often.

If you end up with a group of training partners who are all similar abilities and have similar

goals, that's enough to self-police.

If you're going on a similar training plan, you can go with the group and that takes your

mind off of the training data while still getting in a good workout because odds are

pretty good you're going to be competitive against each other.

Hey Triathlon Taren

You love triathlons, Mel.

I do love them.

She loves them.

The third way to avoid burning out by training with nothing but training data is to switch

up what training data you're training with.

In the middle of the off season or the beginning of the off season I tend to train more by

heart rate (music), making sure that I'm not hitting and going through a ceiling of heart

rate because I want to build fitness back up, and I want to rebuild my cardiovascular

system.

Later on as we start getting into the meat and potatoes of building strength for the

upcoming race season, we switch over to power.

(Music).

Then once the winter goes away, and we start getting out onto the track, then we start

going for time around the track.

We're always switching it up, and it's staying fresh.

We're not constantly looking at power is on one, power is on one, heart rate is on two,

blah, blah, blah, blah over and over and over.

That repetition is what I think makes training with power a little bit stale and can burn

you out.

The fourth thing that I would focus on is where you focus.

(Music).

Instead of focusing on what the power numbers say, I would focus on things like the small

wins.

I was talking with somebody at one point this past week who was saying it's reassuring to

know that improvement in triathlon doesn't have to come for the next race that is two

months from now and then have massive improvements two months after that.

It's a long, long process.

If you're consistently chipping away at becoming a little bit better, you're going to be very

fast in the long run when we're talking five, six, seven years down the road.

So that you don't have to wait to become fast five, six, seven years down the road, make

sure that you're focusing on the small wins day to day.

Maybe you feel a little bit easier with a certain perceived exertion or a certain metric

or maybe you can go a little big harder.

Focus on those little wins because those are what will make you faster in the race.

Instead of focusing just on the race or just on the numbers over and over, really enjoy

those little wins.

Be grateful for them.

(Music).

Then finally, the fifth thing that I will say about training with metrics is that if

you like them, keep them.

The biggest thing that I want to get across with this is that if you find that it is boring

to constantly be training off of data, and looking at metrics and not enjoying the process,

that's when you should back off.

You know what?

If you're a person that's really numbers driven, be numbers driven.

Keep looking at the training data.

Do whatever it is that makes you want to do triathlons for years to come because it's

a long game, and that's okay.

There you have it, triathletes.

I hope that this helps you pull you out of a slump, if you are in a training slump.

I've been there, I know what it's like.

It ain't fun.

Don't let yourself get there before it's too far gone.

As always, triathletes, happy and hard training and good luck in your next triathlon.

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: MICROSCOPE.

TODAY, LEGISLATIVE SERVICES

PROVIDED AN IMPARTIAL BUDGET

BRIEFING TO A JOINT COMMITTEE OF

LEGISLATORS.

11 NEWS REPORTER DAVID HAS

DETAILS FROM ANNAPOLIS.

DAVID ANALYSTS COMPARE THE

: GOVERNORS ACTIONS TO ADDRESS

FUTURE DEFICITS TO RELATIVELY

WEAK TEA.

ANALYSTS SAY DESPITE THE

GOVERNOR'S RHETORIC HE'S JUST

, KICKING THE CAN DOWN THE ROAD.

IN BALTIMORE CITY ON THE

CHOPPING BLOCK AS GOV. LARRY

HOGAN CLOSES A HALF BILLION

DOLLAR BUDGET GAP.

THE GOVERNOR CUT MORE $THAN

-- MORE THA

CUT PROGRAMS TO EXTEND LIBRARY

BRANCH HOURS, BOOST NEIGHBORHOOD

CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS, RETAIN

CITY TEACHERS, ATTRACT NEW

DEVELOPMENT AND SEND POOR

STUDENTS TO COLLEGE.

BALTIMORE CITY SCHOOLS WILL GET

38 MILLION LESS THAN LAST YEAR.

AT A TIME WHEN THE SCHOOL SYSTEM

RECENTLY ANNOUNCED GRAPPLING

WITH A 100 BETWEEN I MILLION

DOLLAR DEFICIT.

CITY LEGISLATORS ARE IN

NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE GOVERNOR.

>> HE SAID IF WE CAN WORK

SOMETHING OUT IN THE BUDGET IF

WE CAN FIND WAYS TO FUND THOSE

PROJECTS, HE SAYS IN CONCEPT HE

SUPPORTS THEM.

DAVID IMPARTIAL LEGISLATIVE

: SERVICES BUDGET GURU'S ARE

DRILLING THROUGH THE GOVERNORS

SPENDING PLAN.

THEY SAY HE DOESN'T DO ENOUGH TO

TACKLE FUTURE BUDGET DEFICITS.

>> THE MEASURES THAT WERE

PROPOSED IS RELATIVELY WEAK TEA.

DAVID THE BUDGET DEFICIT IS

: BEING BLAMED IN PART ON ANEMIC

GROWTH IN WAGES.

PROJECTIONS FROM CORPORATE

INCOME, PERSONAL INCOME AND

SALES TAXES ARE LOWER THAN

EXPECTED.

OTHER BUDGET BALANCING MEASURES

INCLUDE ELIMINATING 400 OPEN

CORRECTIONS POSITIONS, FREEZING

STATE WORKERS' PAY AND DELAYING

, FUNDING FOR A NEW REGIONAL

HOSPITAL IN PRINCE GEORGE'S

COUNTY.

ANALYSTS SAY " THE LEGISLATIVE

SERVICES NERDS END QUOTE AREN'T

NOT GOING TO SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM.

THEY SUGGEST A BETTER DIALOGUE

WITH THE GOVERNOR ON A VARIETY

OF ISSUES.

>> WE NEED TO LOOK AT THE

MANDATES, BUT WE ALSO NEED TO

LOOK AT OUR PERSONNEL POLICIES.

WE NEED TO LOOK AT HOW WE

ADMINISTER OUR PROGRAMS.

DAVID MUCH OF THE BALANCING WILL

: BE ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH A

MEASURE KNOWN AS THE BUDGET

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Debit card fraud victim fights bank to get her money back - Duration: 3:34.

PAUL, EXPERTS SAY THIS CASE

SHOULD SERVE AS A WARNING FOR

ALL OF US.

REPORTER: THAT'S RIGHT.

THIS WOMAN SAYS SOMEONE HACKED

HER DEBIT CARD LAST SUGGEST

WHILE SHE WAS IN SOUTH AFRICA ON

A TEACHING FELLOWSHIP.

FIVE MONTHS LATER SHE STILL

CANNOT GET HER BANK TO COVER THE

LOSS.

MOST OF US PROBABLY USE OUR

DEBIT CARD WITHOUT THINKING

TWICE.

THAT WAS CERTAINLY THE CASE FOR

THIS WOMAN.

>> I WAS OUT PROCEDURE PIZZA AND

WINE WITH SOME FRIEND AND I TRY

AND USE MY CARD, AND IT WAS

DENIED, AND I THOUGHT THIS

DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE.

REPORTER: WHEN SHE CHECKED HER

BANK ACCOUNT SHE FOUND THIS,

MORE THAN $2,000 IN BOGUS

CHARGES FROM BARS, RESTAURANTS

AND STORES THROUGHOUT SOUTH

AFRICA WHERE SHE WAS WORKING AT

THE TIME.

HER BANK ACCOUNT EMPTIED.

YOUR BANK ACCOUNT HAS BEEN

DRAINED.

>> YES.

REPORTER: HOW IS THAT AFFECTING

YOU?

>> I -- I WAS VERY, VERY

WORRIED, VERY CONCERNED.

I COULDN'T FIGURE OUT WHEN,

WHERE IT HAD HAPPENED.

I JUST FREAKED OUT.

REPORTER: THE FIRST THING SHE

DID WAS CALL CITIZEN'S BANK TO

REPORT THE FRAUD.

THEN SHE CALLED HER MOM VALERIE

COPELAND IN PITTSBURGH.

HER REACTION.

>> MY GOSH MY KID IS OVER THERE

WITHOUT ANY MONEY.

YOU KNOW, WHAT IS SHE GOING TO

DO.

REPORTER: THE NEXT DAY SHE WENT

TO HER LOCAL CITIZEN'S BANK

BRANCH AND THEY REFERRED THE

CASE TO FRAUD INVESTIGATORS, BUT

IT TOOK THREE MONTHS FOR HER TO

LEARN THE CLAIM WAS DENIED.

>> I SAID WHAT DO YOU MEAN THEY

ARE DENYING MY CLAIM?

YOU HAVE FDIC IT'S ONLY $2,000,

YOUR A BILLION DOLLAR

INSTITUTION.

YOU GIVE THIS KID HER MONEY.

REPORTER: CITIZEN'S BANK REFUSED

TO DISCUSS SPECIFICS ABOUT THE

COPELAND CASE, IN A STATEMENT A

BANK SPOKESPERSON SAID THE

SAFETY AND SECURITY OF OUR

CUSTOMERS' ACCOUNTS IS OF UTMOST

IMPORTANCE TO US.

WE MONITOR FOR UNUSUAL ACTIVITY

24 HOURS DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK.

WE EXAMINE ALL CLAIMS OF FRAUD

AND REIMBURSE CUSTOMERS WHERE

APPROPRIATE.

VALERIE COPELAND SAYS BANK

OFFICIALS TOLD HER ONE REASON

THE CLAIM WAS DENIED IS THAT THE

WOMAN ALWAYS KEPT POSSESSION OF

HER CARD.

ACTION NEWS INVESTIGATES ASKED

POINT PARK BUSINESS PROFESSOR

ELAINE LUTHER ABOUT THAT.

IS THAT A LEGITIMATE ARGUMENT?

>> ASK THE PEOPLE AT TARGET.

I MEAN, TARGET, LIKE HAD TO

REISSUE ALL THOSE CREDIT CARDS

BECAUSE THE DATA GOT STOLEN.

THE CARD DIDN'T GET STOLEN.

REPORTER: WHILE THE LAW PROTECTS

BOTH CREDIT AND DEBIT

CARDHOLDERS FROM FRAUD LUTHER

SAYS THERE ARE MORE PROTECTIONS

FOR CREDIT CARD SO DEBIT CARD

FRAUD VICTIMS HAVE A MUCH HARDER

TIME RECOVERING THEIR MONEY.

>> SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO BE

PRETTY AGGRESSIVE, ALMOST TO THE

POINT OF OBNOXIOUSNESS TO GET

YOUR MONEY BACK.

YOU ARE GUILTY UNTIL PROVEN

INNOCENT BASICALLY.

>> AND THAT WAS ONE OF THE

THINGS THAT ALSO SAID ME FEEL

LIKE I FELT THEY DIDN'T BELIEVE

US.

REPORTER: DEBIT CARD FRAUD COULD

COST YOU HARD CASH.

>> THE BIG PROBLEM WITH A DEBIT

CARD IS THEY CAN EMPTY YOUR

ENTIRE CHECKING ACCOUNT BEFORE

YOU KNOW THAT THERE IS A PROBLEM

PROBLEM.

REPORTER: YOU HEARD HER SAY

VICTIMS NEED TO BE AGGRESSIVE TO

GET THEIR MONEY BACK.

HERE ARE SOME THINGS YOU CAN DO

IF YOU SHOULD BECOME A VICTIM OF

DEBIT CARD FRAUD.

CALL YOUR BANK IMMEDIATELY WHEN

YOU LEARN ABOUT THE FRAUD, THEN

WRITE THE BANK DEMANDING THAT

YOU BE REIMBURSED.

FILE COMPLAINTS WITH THE BETTER

BUSINESS BUREAU AND REGULATORY

AGENCIES LIKE THE FEDERAL TRADE

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Louisville Metro INTEL task force served 111 warrants - Duration: 1:55.

WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN.

>> THESE ARE LOCAL CRIMINALS

THAT ARE INVOLVED IN VIOLENT

CRIME.

>> POLICE SAY THEY ARE THE

CITY'S MOST DANGEROUS

CRIMINALS.

>> WE'LL BE LOOKING TO BUILD

LARGE, COMPLEX FEDERAL CASES

AGAINST THE MOST VIOLATE

OFFENDERS IN OUR COMMUNITY.

SO THAT WE CAN SEND THEM TO

FEDERAL PRISON WHERE THERE IS

NO PROSPECT OF PAROLE.

>> THE PEOPLE PUTTING THEM

BEHIND BARS ARE MEMBERS OF SOME

OF LAW ENFORCEMENT'S TOUGHEST

AGENCIES.

LMPD'S NINTH MOBILE UNIT, THE

FBI, ATF, DEA, AND U.S.

MARSHALLS.

THEY ARE CALLED ELEMENTAL.

THE LOUISVILLE INTELLIGENCE

TASK FORCE.

>> THIS WAS TRULY THE

LOW-HANGING FRUIT.

PEOPLE WE KNEW WHO WERE OUT

THERE.

PEOPLE ALREADY WANTED.

THE HARD WORK REALLY STARTS

NOW.

>> IN ITS FIRST TWO WEEKS,

ELEMENTAL SERVED 111 WARRANTS,

ARRESTING 82 PEOPLE.

>> AMONG THOSE ARRESTED WERE

FOUR PEOPLE ON LOUISVILLE'S

MOST-WANTED LIST.

>> KENNETH BRIGHTMAN, A

LIFETIME REGISTERED SEX

OFFENDER WHO VIOLATED HIS

PAROLE.

KAREN GAINS SET A BUILDING ON

FIRE WITH PEOPLE INSIDE.

CHRISTOPHER HIGGS, A CONVICTED

FELONY WHO OFFICERS SAY SOLD A

STOLEN MOTORCYCLE FOR CASH AND

A GUN.

JORDAN DE, WHO BEAT UP ANOTHER

PERSON FOLLOWING A ROAD RAGE

INCIDENT.

>> THESE ARE WHERE PEOPLE WHO

ARE WANTED OR WERE WANTED ON

WARRANTS FOR THEIR CRIMINAL

ACTION.

>>> AFTER THE TASK FORCE MAKES

AN ARREST, THE CASES ARE HANDED

OFF TO BE PROSECUTED.

WE'LL BE LOOKING TO BUILD

LARGE, COMPLEX FEDERAL CASES

AGAINST THE MOST VIOLATE

OFFENDERS IN OUR COMMUNITY, SO

THAT WE CAN SEND THEM TO

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Former Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed pleads guilty to stolen property charges - Duration: 1:14.

SON WAS IN

THE COURTROOM AND

HAS THE

LATEST ON WHAT THIS MEANS.

>> REED PLEAD GUILTY TO 20

CHARGES-TAKING CITY ARTIFACTS.

THIS MEANS THE REMAINING 94

CHARGES WERE

THROWN OUT.

>> GUT WRENCHINGLY

HUMILIATING.

PORCHA: THAT'S HOW THE FORMER

MAYOR

DESCRIBES HIS EMOTIONS

THROUGHOUT THE CASE UP UNTIL

TODAY WHEN HE PLEAD GUILTY TO

TAKING HISTORIC ARTIFACTS

SEVEN YEARS AGO, MOSTLY LETTER

AND PHOTOGRAPHS.

PORCHA: DIDN'T KNOW

THAT I HAD

THEM AT THE TIME.

AT THE TIME WE MOVED, DIDN'T

EVEN KNOW THAT THEY WERE

THERE.

PORCHA: THE MOST EXPENSIVE

ITEM AND BROCHURE REGARDING

GERONIMO, VALUED AT $3500.

REED STATES THESE ITEMS

MAY

HAVE BEEN THROWN IF A BOX WITH

OTHER SIMILAR THINGS, IN THE

HASTE OF GETTING EVERYTHING

PACKED.

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE

CONTENDS REED

MISAPPROPRIATED

TAX DOLLARS FOR HIS OWN

PERSONAL GAIN.

>> THIS SENDS A STRONG MESSAGE

ABOUT PUBLIC CORRUPTION AND

THAT THE

OFFICE OF THE

ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL HAVE

ZERO TOLERANCE FOR IT.

>> IN DOING SO THE

PROS

INCLUDING WILL BE SEEKING

PROBATION, UP TO A NINE MONTH

PRISON SENTENCE FOR REED.

>> REED WILL BE SENTENCED ON

FRIDAY.

HE TOLD ME NOT ONLY DOES HE

APOLOGIZE FOR HIS ACTIONS BUT

HE'S WILLING TO TAKE

WHATEVER

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Damp And Gloomy Evening - Duration: 4:06.

TRAVEL MORE AFFORDABLE, BUT IT

CAN STILL BE PRICY.

AN ALL INCLUSIVE TRIP INCLUDING

AIRFARE WILL STILL RUN ABOUT

$1500.

MCLAUGHLIN SAYS THE MORE

FLEXIBLE YOU ARE WITH YOUR TRIP

THE BETTER PRICES YOU CAN FIND.

ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S

CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE

FORECAST.

KEVIN: THIS TORNADO WAS CAPTURED

BY A STORM CHASER.

THERE WERE MANY TORNADOES ACROSS

GEORGIA, MISSISSIPPI, ALL HIT

VERY HARD THIS WEEKEND WITH

LARGE AND INJURIES TORNADOES.

THIS WAS SHOT BY A DRONE THAT

FLEW OVER ONE OF THE HARDEST HIT

AREAS AREA SOME OF THESE HOMES

-- HARDEST HIT AREAS.

SOME OF THESE HOMES WERE

COMPLETELY DEMOLISHED.

NOW THIS SYSTEM IS MOVING UP THE

EASTERN SEABOARD AS A NORTHEAST

TO HER STASH -- NOREASTER.

THIS IS ALL LIGHT SHOWER

ACTIVITY FOR US.

IT IS MOVING FROM NORTHEAST TO

SOUTHWEST, PUSHING DOWN

INTERSTATE 71.

THIS IS MAINLY LIGHTS RAIN

SHOWER ACTIVITY THAT WILL

CONTINUE THROUGH MIDNIGHT.

FROM MOUNT WASHINGTON OVER

TOWARDS NORWOOD, THIS IS

BUILDING BACK INTO THE METRO.

IF YOU HAVE BEEN DRY, EXPECT TO

GET WET.

MASON UP TOWARDS WEST CHESTER,

OVER TOWARDS HAMILTON, ALL

PICKING UP LIGHTS ON-AGAIN

OFF-AGAIN SHOWERS.

THE GREATEST COVERAGE WILL BE

NORTHEAST OF THE OHIO RIVER.

IT WILL NOT BE THE MOST

PLEASANT.

EXPECT SHOWER HE CONDITIONS.

WE ARE COOL IN THE 30'S AND WILL

STAY THAT WAY THROUGH MIDNIGHT.

NOW THAT WE ARE ON THE BACKSIDE

OF THAT BIG EAST COAST STORM,

OUR WINDS ARE OUT OF THE NORTH.

WE HAVE SWITCHED THEM TO A

COLDER -- TO A COLDER DIRECTION.

WE HAVE A NORTHWESTERLY WIND AT

THIS TIME.

HERE IS THAT STORM SYSTEM BEHIND

ME.

THIS IS THE ONE THAT WAS

RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OUTBREAK OF

DEADLY WEATHER TO THE SOUTHEAST.

WE ARE ON THE BACKSIDE OF THAT

DOES PULLING AWAY TONIGHT.

-- SYSTEM, PULLING AWAY TONIGHT.

THE SYSTEM OVER HERE WILL BRING

AS COOLER AIR FOR THE WEEKEND.

WE KEEP THE SHOWERS THROUGH

MIDNIGHT BEFORE IT STARTS TO DRY

OUT.

EXPECT A GLOOMY START TO YOUR

TUESDAY.

THE CLOUDS WILL BE VERY PESKY.

IT WILL STAY CLOUDY ALL

AFTERNOON.

I EXPECT THAT FOR THE MOST PART

TOMORROW.

WEDNESDAY, WE START DRY WITH

SUNSHINE.

WATCH WHAT HAPPENS DURING THE

LATE MORNING AND AFTERNOON.

A COLD FRONT MOVES THROUGH WITH

ON-AGAIN OFF-AGAIN SHOWERS.

BEHIND THAT COMES MUCH COLDER

AIR.

FOR TOMORROW, THE CLOUDS LINGER.

IT WILL BE ON THE COOLER SIDE OF

THINGS WITH 48 FOR A HIGH.

44 BY LUNCHTIME BEFORE MOVING

INTO THE MID-40'S FOR THE

AFTERNOON.

WEDNESDAY WILL BE THE WARMEST

DAY OF THE WEEK.

WE SEE A TEMPERATURE DROP

BETWEEN WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,

SENDING TEMPERATURE INTO THE

30'S.

I DO NOT SEE ANY SIGNIFICANT

ACCUMULATION FROM ANY TYPE OF

SNOW.

WE COULD SEE LIGHT DUSTING BY

THE WEEKEND.

MUCH COLDER BY THE SECOND HALF

OF THE WEEK.

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Homeowner talks with police about shooting man who broke in - Duration: 1:38.

WHEN SHE HEARD

DOOR KNOBS JIGELLING AND THEN

WENT TO GET HER GUN.

>> I GUESS I WANTED TO SCARE

THEM OFF.

>> THIS WOMAN WAS HOME WHEN SHE

HEARD SOMEONE TRYING TO GET IN.

SO SHE GOT HER GUN.

>> I HEARD THE GLASS BUST AND

THEY WERE COMING IN THE DOOR.

I AIMED AND I FIRED.

>> POLICE SAY THE TWO MEN RAN

OUT AND JUMPED OFF THE BACK

DECK, FALLING 15 FEET.

>> IT'S SCARY.

THEY SCARED ME.

THEY WERE SCARY.

I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT ELSE TO DO.

>> ONE OF THE MEN, ERIC

GATHRIGHT WAS FOUND DEAD BY THE

DECK.

>> HOW DID YOU GET HURT?

>> I WAS IN A BASKETBALL GAME.

>> POLICE ARRESTED GATHWRIGHT'S

COUSIN WHEN HE LATER DROVE BY

THE SCENE

>> I HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH

ANYTHING.

>> McDUFFIE SAID HE DROPPED

OFF THE MEN A FEW DOORS AWAY.

McDUFFIE SAID HE WENT TO HIS

GLAND MOTHER'S HOUSE AND THEN

CAME BACK TO PICK THEM UP.

>> WHY WOULD TWO BLACK GUYS

STAND IN A LOUISVILLE

SUBDIVISION WHERE IT'S

PREDOMINANTLY WHITE PEOPLE.

WHY WOULD YOU DROP OFF TWO

BLACK GUYS AND GO TO YOUR

GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE WHILE THEY

HANG OUT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE

STREET.

>> I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO

SAY.

>> WHY DON'T YOU TELL, ERIC,

WHO IS BY MARRIAGE, HOW YOU

DROPPED THEM OFF AND LEFT THEM

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Video: Bank robberies spike in Baltimore region - Duration: 1:52.

T

MONTH.

BUT HE'S NOT AN OUTLIER.

11 NEWS REPORTER OMAR JIMENEZ

TAKES A LOOK AT WHY THE

BALTIMORE AREA RANKS AMONG THE

HIGHEST IN THE COUNTRY FOR BANK

ROBBERIES.

WHETHER THE ROBBER DONS A PAIR

OMAR OF AVIATOR SUNGLASSES IN

: PIKESVILLE ORDERS PEOPLE TO

, THE GROUND AT GUNPOINT IN

ARBUTUS, OR CHOOSES TO WEAR A

DIFFERENT WINTER HAT BEFORE

ROBBING 10 BANKS IN LESS THAN A

MONTH.

THE BALTIMORE REGION IS NO

STRANGER TO BANK ROBBERIES.

14 OF THEM ALREADY IN THE FIRST

23 DAYS OF 2017, BETWEEN

BALTIMORE CITY, BALTIMORE

COUNTY, AND HARFORD COUNTY

ALONE.

>> THE HOLDUP ALARM GOES OUT AND

WE RESPOND.

OMAR PATRICK DUGAN IS THE BANK

: ROBBERY COORDINATOR FOR THE

BALTIMORE DIVISION OF THE FBI

.

>> BANK ROBBERIES HAVE BEEN A

PROBLEM IN THE BALTIMORE AREA

FOR MANY MANY YEARS.

OMAR HE LEADS THEIR VIOLENT

: CRIME TASK FORCE, COORDINATING

WITH COUNTY AND CITY DETECTIVES

FROM ACROSS THE BALTIMORE METRO

AND IN THE PAST YEAR TO YEAR AND

HALF HE SAYS THEY'VE SEEN A

NATIONALLY, ONLY 5 FBI FIELD

OFFICES DEALT WITH MORE BANK

ROBBERIES THAN BALTIMORE IN

2016, FALLING JUST BEHIND CITIES

LIKE CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA.

WHAT DO YOU THINK MAKES

BALTIMORE STAND OUT WHEN IT

COMES TO ROBBERIES?

>> IT'S AN INTERESTING PROBLEM

HERE IN BALTIMORE.

WE FIND THAT INDIVIDUALS THAT

WILL SERVE THEIR TIME FOR A

CONVICTION A NUMBER OF YEARS AGO

FOR BANK ROBBERIES, FIND

THEMSELVES BACK IN THE SAME LINE

OF WORK.

OMAR AND IN 2015 THAT LINE OF

: WORK WAS MORE PROMINENT IN

BALTIMORE CITY THAN ALL OTHER

COUNTIES IN MARYLAND COMBINED.

>> IT IS A POPULATION THING.

WHERE PEOPLE ARE IS WHERE BANKS

ARE THEREFORE YOU'RE GOING TO

HAVE A HIGHER RATE OF INCIDENTS

TAKING PLACE.

AND DUGAN SAYS IN MANY CASES TO

OMARAND DUGAN SAYS IN MANY CASES

TO: STOP THOSE INCIDENTS AHEAD

OF TIME WOULD TAKE A FEAT

OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF HUMAN

ABILITY.

>> YOU CAN'T READ SOMEONE'S

MIND.

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Video: Liver disease not exclusively related to alcohol - Duration: 1:21.

GAN PRINGLE EXPLAINS

HOW IN TONIGHT'S WOMAN'S DOCTOR.

>> MY MAIN CONCERN WAS, AM I

GOING TO DIE FROM IT?

MEGAN: THAT WAS BARBARA

CURETON'S REACTION WHEN SHE

FOUND OUT SHE HAD HEPATITIS C.

HER LIVER WAS IN BAD SHAPE,

WHICH WAS SURPRISING NEWS TO

HER.

>> I DON'T HAVE ANY ILLNESS FROM

IT.

I CAN'T TELL IF I'M GETTING

BETTER.

I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW I HAD IT.

MEGAN: THAT CAN HAPPEN WITH

HEPATITIS C, AND OTHER

NON-ALCOHOL RELATED LIVER

DISEASES.

>> IT IS A SILENT DISEASE.

MEGAN: MERCY MEDICAL CENTER

GASTROENTEROLOGIST DR. HWAN YOO

SAYS THERE ARE DIFFERENT WAYS TO

TREAT THE LIVER.

>> THE LIVER IS A FAITHFUL ORGAN

AND IT HAS A REGENERATIVE

CAPACITY.

MEGAN: HE SAYS THE LIVER NOT

ONLY ACTS AS A FILTER FOR YOUR

BLOOD, BUT PRODUCES HORMONES,

STORES ENERGY, AND MAKES

COMPOUNDS THAT ALLOW YOUR GUT TO

DIGEST FOOD.

AND THOSE ARE JUST A FEW OF ITS

MANY ESSENTIAL DUTIES.

>> THERE'S ALWAYS HOP

WHEREVER IT IS IN A STAGE WE

HAVE SOME WAY TO IMPROVE

SOMEONE'S HEALTH AND LIFE.

MEGAN: BARBARA CURETON FEELS

THAT WAY.

SHE'S ALMOST FINISHED WITH A

DRUG TREATMENT THERAPY THAT HAS

BEEN SUCCESSFUL FOR PATIENTS

WITH HEPATITIS C.

>> IT WOULD ALL BE OVER IN THREE

MONTHS.

I WOULD HAVE A BRAND, NEW LIVER>

.

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Character Spotlight: Eric Carter | Season 1 | 24: LEGACY - Duration: 1:26.

My name is Eric Carter.

Listen.

Whatever you think you know about me--

[gunshots]

--you don't.

I'm the only one I can trust.

Carter is a young man who's done his duty

and has come home and wants to live his life.

(LAUGHING) Eric, I have to be at work in an hour.

EVAN KATZ: He's a soldier with no experience as an agent who's

come back from the war and is having trouble

not being at war.

There's some kind of attack coming.

He has a wife, and they're contemplating a family,

but things are kind of uneasy between them.

You gotta get past everything that

happened to you over there.

I'm OK.

There was a past that he escaped.

His brother was a drug dealer, and Carter

used to work with him, but got out, and with his wife

started a new life.

These people are trying to kill me.

[groan] I need your help.

- So go ask the government. - I can't.

Why not?

Because someone in the government's

working with the terrorists.

[sob]

We gotta go!

There will be attacks all over this country.

Do you understand me?

He's a fixer, and he's always been a fixer.

There is a part of him that he can't just turn off,

and I think that's the key.

If any more people get killed--

You can't put this on yourself.

Are you gonna help me or not?

HOWARD GORDON: It really is an origin story.

Eric Carter is going to become--

[gunshots]

[scream]

--thrust into the world of CTU, and hopefully

over the course of many seasons we're going

to see the education of a spy.

[music playing]

For more infomation >> Character Spotlight: Eric Carter | Season 1 | 24: LEGACY - Duration: 1:26.

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#AbrahamHicks ~ Go to the light until you are bright ♦ Esther Hicks #LawofAttraction Best Workshop - Duration: 10:06.

For more infomation >> #AbrahamHicks ~ Go to the light until you are bright ♦ Esther Hicks #LawofAttraction Best Workshop - Duration: 10:06.

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Lawmakers hear presentation on DCYF review - Duration: 1:51.

GAIN MORE INFORMATION AS

THESE RECOMMENDATIONS ARE BEING

LOOKED INTO.

>> WE BELIEVE THAT DCYF IS

SERIOUSLY UNDER STAFFED.

REPORTER: THAT'S THE MESSAGE THE

INVESTIGATOR GAVE TO ROUGHLY 40

MEMBERS OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE

MONDAY ARCH.

>> THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH CHILD

PROTECTION SOCIAL WORKERS OUT

THERE RIGHT NOW TO DEAL WITH THE

VOLUME O INCOMING REPORTS OF

MAL TREATMENT THAT DCYF IS

RECEIVING.

REPORTER: THE REVIEW STARTED IN

THE SPRING OF LAST YEAR

FOLLOWING THE KILLING OF TWO

CHILDREN IN THE STATE BY THEIR

MOTHERS.

AMONG SEVERAL ISSUES FOUND

WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT, THE

REVIEW IDENTIFIED A NUMBER OF

INSTANCES WHERE DCYF INDICATED A

CHILD WAS AT RISK, BUT THE CAS

WAS REPORTED A UNFOUNDED.

>> THERE COULD BE CHANGES TO

POLICY OR NEW POLICY CREATED AS

A RESULT OF THIS, AND THERE

COULD BE NEW STATUTES.

REPORTER: RECOMMENDATIONS

INCLUDE INCREASING THE NUMBER OF

SOCIAL WORKERS TO 120, THE

NUMBER OF SUPERVISORS TO 4,

IMPROVING STAFF TRAIN CONGRESS

AND IMPLEMENTING A 60-DAY POLICY

FOR COMPLETING ALL ASSESSMENTS.

>> THERE ARE PIECINGS OF

LEGISLATION THAT WE'RE GOING TO

NEED TO BRING IN.

WE'LL HAVE TO LOOK SERIOUSLY AT

FUNDING.

REPORTER: STAT REPRESENTATIVE

WALLNER WAS PART OF THE GROUP

THAT ATTENDED THE MEETING.

>> I HOPE AS WE GO FORWARD THE

MORE LEGISLATORS WILL GET

INVOLVED AND GET ENGAGED IN THE

PROCESS, BECAUSE I THINK WE'VE

GOT A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO

STRENGTHEN OUR DEPARTMENT.

REPORTER: A SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE

COMMITTEE HAS BEEN CREATED TO

REVIEW THE EVALUATION.

24-7 STAFFING FOR DCYF WILL

BEGIN IN MID FEBRUARY. THAT

STAFF INCREASE ALONE WIL COST

1.5 MILLION ANNUALLY.

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Winner of Warren Spahn Award to be honored in Oklahoma City - Duration: 4:42.

THE WIND, OBVIOUSLY UP AND DOWN

AS WELL.

9:.

LET'S GO OVER TO ABBY.

ABIGAIL: WHAT IS LIFE, AFTER

ALL, BUT A CHALLENGE?

AND WHAT BETTER CHALLENGE CAN

THERE BE THAN THE ONE BETWEEN A

PITCHER AND THE HITTER?

ONE OF THE MOST FAMOUS QUOTES

FROM OKLAHOMA NATIVE, LEGENDARY

PITCHER WARREN SPAHN

AND NEXT WEEK, MAJOR LEAGUE

BASEBALL'S BEST LEFT-HANDED

PITCHER WILL BE HONORED WITH THE

WARREN SPAHN AWARD

JOINING US NOW TO TALK ABO

THIS HONOR BILL HICKMAN, CHAIR

OF THE WARREN SPAHN AWARD

COMMITTEE.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING WITH

US.

>> THANK YOU.

WE APPRECIATE IT.

ABIGAIL: THIS IS SPECTACULAR,

BEAUTIFUL.

>> IT IS A UNIQUE PIECE OF

ARTWORK CREATED BY AN ADMIN

ARTIST.

CAST IN BRONZE WITH A GRANITE

TOP, WE ARE VERY PROUD OF IT.

ABIGAI LAUREN SPOHN, THE MOST

SUCCESSFUL LEFT-HANDED PITCHER

IN ALL OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL.

THIS AWARD HONORS THE CURRENT

BEST LEFT-HANDED PITCHER.

LAUREN SPOHN IS THE

WINNINGEST LEFT-HANDED PITCHER

IN HISTORY.

HE WOULD HAVE MORE BUT HE SERVED

HIS COUNTRY IN WORLD WAR II.

THE WINNER THIS YEAR IS JON

LESTER OF THE CHICAGO CUBS.

ALL OF THOSE CUBS FANS, AFTER

WINNING THE WORLD SERIES, JON

LESTER IS THE WINNER FOR THE

2016 LAWRENCE SPOHN AWARD --

WARREN SPOHN AWARD.

MARKIE: MY NEWS DIRECTOR WILL BE

OVER THE MOON ABOUT THIS, AS SHE

WAS ABOUT THE WORLD SERIES WIN.

TALK ABOUT HOW THE AWARD CAME TO

BE, WHERE THE IDEA CAME FROM.

WE HAVE A LOT OF LEGENDARY

ATHLETES AND HISTORICAL ATHLETES

OKLAHOMA THAT GO BACK

HUNDREDS OF YEARS.

WHY WARREN SPAHN?

>> HIS SON GREG, AND AWARD WAS

STILL ALIVE AT THA TIME,

FERGUSON JENKINS, A CHICAGO CUBS

HALL OF FAME PITCHER WHO LIVED

IN GUTHRIE, THOSE GENTLEMEN GOT

TOGETHER AND THOUGHT WE WANT TO

HONOR WARREN, THE WINNINGEST

LEFT-HANDED PITCHER, A HUMAN

BEING, SERVED HIS COUNTRY.

THEY CAME UP WITH THE IDEA.

FOR THE FIRST 10 YEARS, THE

AWARD WAS PRESENTED IN GUTHRIE

BY THOSE GENTLEMEN.

FOR THE LAST EIGHT YEARS, THE

BRICKTOWN ROTARY CLUB IN

OKLAHO CITY, IN CONJUNCTION

WITH THE OKLAHOMA SPORTS HALL OF

FA AND JIM THORPE ASSOCIATION

PUTS ON THE AWARDS.

NOW IT IS A CHARITABLE

FUNDRAISING EVENT FOR THE ROTARY

CLUB, HELPING LOCAL YOUTH

INITIATIVES.

ABIGAIL: VERY CLOSE TO M HEART.

WHAT ARE SOME OF THESE

CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS?

IF WE WANT TO, WE CAN POP UP

SOME OF THE INFORMATION FOR THE

UPCOMING GALA.

THERE ARE SOME TICKETS

AVAILABLE.

THEY COME AT A PRICE BUT THE

MONEY GOES TOWARD THESE

CHARITIES.

>> CHARITIES INCLUDE EVERYTHING

FROM THE ATHLETIC LEAGUE TO NEW

VIEW OKLAHOMA, CHILDREN WITH

AUTISM OR DOWN SYNDROME, A

VARIET OF MONEYS HAVE ALSO GONE

TO SCHOOLS FOR EDUCATIONAL

PROGRAMS, CHILDREN THEN NEEDED

UNIFORMS, TO GO ON A TRIP FOR A

GUITAR PERFORMANCE, SAS, FOR

EXAMPLE.

A WHOLE HOST OF CONCEPTS THAT

THE ROTARY CLUB, JIM THORPE

FOLKS SUPPORT.

WE HAVE ALSO DONE THINGS IN AN

INTERNATIONAL BASIS, BUILDING

WATER WELLS IN PARTS OF AFRICA.

ALL THE MONEY GOES TO WONDERFUL

CAUSES AND INITIATIVES IN OUR

COMMUNITY AND AROUND THE WORLD.

THERE ARE A LIMITED NUMBER OF

TICKETS.

STILL AVAILABLE AT OKCSP

HNAWARDS.COM.

A WONDERFUL EVENING, CATERED BY

THE PETROLEUM CLUB.

YOU CAN MEET SOME OF OUR

DIGNITARIES, FOLKS FROM THE

LOCAL AREA.

MICHELLE SMITH, A FAMOUS

SOFTBALL PITCHER, USUALLY IN

ATTENDANCE.

WE ALSO GIVE OUT SOFTBALL

AWARDS.

WE ALSO HAVE AWARDS FOR HIGH

SCHOOL BASEBALL PLAYERS.

ABIGAI GREAT EVENT FOR A GREAT

CAUSE.

AND YOU GET TO SEE THIS TROPHY,

WHICH IS REALLY IMPRESSIVE.

JON LESTER WILL BE THERE, THE

MAN OF THE HOUR.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.

WE APPRECIATE IT.

YOU DO GREAT WORK.

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STATE OF ADDICTION: Clark County fights Heroin addiction - Duration: 1:34.

WE DON'T THINK

ADDICTION IMPACTS YOU?

YOU'RE WRONG.

>> IN THE JAIL, IT'S A

COMMUNITY EFFORT TO HELP STOP

THIS PROBLEM.

>> LAW ENFORCEMENT CALL IT A

HEROIN EPIDEMIC.

>> IT'S FACTUAL.

WE SAVED PROBABLY A DOZEN OR

MORE LIVES DURING THE COURSE OF

2016.

ALREADY IN 2017 AS WELL.

>> IN CLACK COUNTY, OVERDOSES

ARE UP.

87 PEOPLE DIED OF AN OVERDOSE

COMPARED TO 55 IN 2015.

POLICE OFFICERS THEY ARE NOT

CARRYING A DRUG THAT STOPS THE

EFFECTS OF AN OPIOID OVERDOSE.

CLARK COUNTY IS ABOUT TO START

A NEEDLE EXCHANGE GLAM WE DON'T

KNOW IF THERE IS ANY PUSH BACK.

>> NANCY WOODWORTH-HILL IS

MEMBER OF A GROUP "CLARK COUNTY

CARES."

>>> WE ARE TALKING A COST TO

THE COMMUNITY, AS WELL AS THE

COST TO THE INDIVIDUAL.

AND THEIR FAMILIES.

>> TONIGHT HER GROUP WILL TALK

ABOUT THE COST DURING A PANEL

DISCUSSION INSIDE ST. PAUL'S

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

ASSIST ASSISTANT PLANS TO BE

THERE.

>> THE SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROBLEM

HAS TO BE FUNDED SOMEHOW WITH

ADDICTS.

YOUR THEFTS AND SMALLER TIMES

OF CRIMES LIKE THAT WILL

OBVIOUSLY RISE.

>> HE SAYS THAT BEGAN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN 2015.

THE NUMBERS ARE WAY UP

THROUGHOUT, COUNTY-WIDE.

>> AS FAR AS SAY THEY CANNOT

ARREST THEIR WAY OUT OF THIS.

>> EVERYONE HAS TO HAVE A HAND