Youtube daily Jan 24 2017

-- BUT CAN BE PRETTY

PBAD.

PJOE: TEMPERATURES 60 DEGREES.

PBUT THE AT 45 MILES AN HOUR.

PWE'RE PROBABLY NOT GOING TO WARM

POUT OF THE 30'S TOMORROW.

PHERE'S THE SETUP.

PNOTICE THAT THE RAIN AND SNOW IS

PSTARTING TO PICK UP AROUND THE

PNORNL MOUNTAINS.

PTHIS WILL BE THE CASE ESPECIALLY

PTONIGHT INTO THE OVERNIGHT

PHOURS, THE HARDEST HIT AREAS.

PLOS AN AND

PBETWEEN AREAS AROUND GLENWOOD,

PSANA FE OUT INTO THE TAO AREA.

PSANTA FE NOT SO MUCH SO IN THE

PALBUQUERQUE AREA.

PYOU SEE THE SNOW GETTING GOING

PEARLY IN THE EVENING.

PWE TALKED ABOUT AN INCREASE

PEARLY OVERNIGHT.

PTHERE WILL BE SOME SLICK TRAVEL

PINTO AREAS OF SANTA FE AND TAOS.

PSO THAT'S, KIND OF ACCUMULATED

PWITH A COUPLE OF INCHES OF SNOW

PEXPECTED ACROSS THE SANDIAS AND

PMANY MAN ZAHNOS.

PA LOT OF THIS TRIES TO

PCONCENTRATE ON THE MOUNTAIN

PAREA.

PSO THAT'S WHEN.

PAND WOULD COW SEE THE KNOW

POVERNIGHT FAVORING THE HIGHER

PTERRAIN AND TARPES OFF IN THE

PAFTERNOON MAINLY ACROSS THE

PMOUNTAIN AREAS.

PYOU HAVE TO BE CAREFUL.

PYOU SAW WHERE THE SNOW WAS,

PTHERE COULD WITH SOME SLICK

PTRAVELING EASILY WHERE YOU SEE.

PAND THERE'S ALSO A WIND

PCOMPONENT.

PYOU'RE NOT EXPECTING A WHOLE LOT

POF KNOW.

PHE'S GOING TO REDUCE THE

PVISIBILITY BECAUSE THE WINDS ARE

PGOING THE BE SO STRONG.

PWE HAVE THOSE WIND WINDS

PADVISORY.

PRAIN CHANGING INTO.

PMAINLY OVERNIGHT ENDING IN THE

PMORNING.

PSO PERHAPS A TRICE AN INCH OF

PRAIN OF KNOW AROUND THE

PALBUQUERQUE AREA.

PBUT MORE LIKE 1-3 AROUND THE

PSANTA FE REGION.

PLOOK AT THE FOAM AND THEN

PCONTINUE BITTER THROUGHOUT MUCH

POF NEW JERSEY WAS VERY RAW WINS

PMAKE IT VERY UNCOMFORTABLE.

PKIND OF A ROUGH DAY.

PYOU HAVE TO OVERNIGHT KNOW.

PTHE POTENTIAL WILL BE DRY.

PTHEN LOWS IN THE 20'S.

PHIGHS ONLY IN THE 30'S.

PWEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY INTO

For more infomation >> Joe Diaz' Monday Forecast for January 23rd. - Duration: 2:37.

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Man caught on camera snagging lost wallet containing money meant for boy's birthday - Duration: 1:35.

IVE

NEAR THERE TONIGHT.

JONATHAN: THAT MAN TELLS ME HE

WAS WALKING OUT TO HIS CAR WHEN

HIS WALLET ACCIDENTALLY FELL OUT

OF HIS OWN POCKET.

INSIDE OF IT WAS HUNDREDS OF

DOLLARS IN CASH MEANT FOR HIS

SON.

>> I HAD MY HANDS FULL.

JONATHAN: LANCE WILDS IS ON THE

LOOKOUT FOR HIS WALLET.

>> THE WALLET ITSELF FELL RIGHT

BY MY TIRE.

JONATHAN: THE OKLAHOMA CITY MAN

SAYS IT WAS STOLEN THIS WEEKEND

AFTER HE ACCIDENTLY DROPPED IT

WHILE LEAVING A PAWN SHOP NEAR

NORTHWEST 23RD AND MERIDIAN.

WILDS SAYS SURVEILLANCE VIDEO

FROM THE STORE SHOWS SHORTLY

AFTER HE LEAVES, A MAN DRIVES UP

INTO THE PARKING LOT, SEES THE

WALLET, AND GRABS IT.

>> IT'S DEFINITELY KIND OF

HEARTBREAKING, ESPECIALLY TO

KNOW SOMEBODY HAD PICKED IT UP,

LOOKED AT IT, AND DIDN'T EVEN

BOTHER TO TAKE IT BACK IN.

JONATHAN: WILDS SAYS THE THEFT

IS HITTING CLOSE TO HOME BECAUSE

INSIDE THE WALLET WAS MONEY

MEANT TO PAY FOR A BIRTHDAY

PARTY FOR HIS 5-YEAR-OLD SON.

HE HAD JUST PAWNED SEVERAL ITEMS

IN ORDER TO PAY FOR IT.

>> I'M A STUDENT.

I'M REALLY LOW ON CASH.

I WAS JUST TRYING TO COME UP

WITH AN EXTRA $150 TO GET MY SON

A BIRTHDAY.

JONATHAN: WILDS SAYS HE ENDED UP

HAVING TO PAWN SOME EXTRA TOOLS

HE NEEDED IN ORDER TO PAY FOR

THE PARTY.

HE NOW JUST WANTS THIS

COLD-HEARTED THIEF TO TURN THE

WALLET IN.

THE SUSPECT IS DESCRIBED AS

BEING IN HIS 40'S OR 50'S, AND

WAS DRIVING A BLUE CHEVY S-10

WITH A DISTINCTIVE WHITE HOOD.

REPORTING LIVE NEAR NORTHWEST

For more infomation >> Man caught on camera snagging lost wallet containing money meant for boy's birthday - Duration: 1:35.

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Ask Kelly: What percentage of taxes should you hold out of your paycheck? - Duration: 1:05.

BENTONVILLE.

PTHERE ARE SLOWDOWNS IN BOTH

PDIRECTIONS.

PKELLY: IN TODAY'S ASK KELLY, GOT

PA COMPLICATED QUESTION FROM

PGEORGE FILMORE.

PGEORGE WANTS TO KNOW WHAT

PPERCENTAGE OF TAXES HE SHOULD

PHOLD OUT OF HIS PAYCHECK IF THE

PPERSON HE'S WORKING FOR DOESN'T

PDO IT FOR HIM.

PGEORGE, WE CONSULTED WITH

PMAULDIN/VAUGHT CERTIFIED PUBLIC

PACCOUNTANTS IN FAYETTEVILLE.

PTHEY SAY IT DEPENDS ON A LOT OF

PDIFFERENT FACTORS.

PBUT AS A RULE OF THUMB, THEY SAY

PIF YOU MAKE AROUND $50,000, YOU

PSHOULD WITHHOLD ABOUT 10% FOR

PFEDERAL AND 5% FOR ARKANSAS

PINCOME TAX.

PIF YOU'RE TREATED AS AN

PINDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR, YOU HAVE

PANOTHER TAX TO BUDGET FOR, THE

PSELF-EMPLOYMENT TAX.

PTHAT'S YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY AND

PMEDICARE TAXES WHICH EQUAL ABOUT

P15

PTHERE'S A LOT MORE TO THIS, THE

PCPA FIRM I CONSULTED WITH DID A

PREALLY NICE JOB OF LAYING IT ALL

POUT.

PSO I'M GOING TO PUT THAT

PINFORMATION FOR YOU, ON OUR

PWEBSITE, SO YOU CAN LEARN MORE,

PAT 4029TV.CO

PIF THERE IS A QUESTION I CAN

PHELP YOU WITH, LET ME KNOW.

PTWEET ME AT @4029KELLY.

For more infomation >> Ask Kelly: What percentage of taxes should you hold out of your paycheck? - Duration: 1:05.

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Lawmaker to make pitch for some DUI offenders to not lose licenses - Duration: 1:32.

JESSICA: KOCO'S CRYSTAL PRICE IS

LIVE AT THE CAPITOL WITH WHAT

THIS LEGISLATION WOULD MEAN.

CRYSTAL: INSTEAD OF GETTING

THEIR LICENSE REVOKED, THE FIRST

OFFENDERS WOULD BE REQUIRED TO

PUT AN INTERLOCK DEVICE ON THEIR

CAR AND GO THROUGH AN

EVALUATION.

IF THEY PASS THAT, THEIR LICENSE

WON'T BE REVOKED.

>> WE DON'T HAVE ANY REAL

CONSEQUENCE FOR THE PEOPLE WHO

DECIDE TO FIGHT THE SYSTEM.

CRYSTAL: SENATOR KIM DAVID SAYS

THERE IS A NEED TO STRENGTHEN

DUI LAWS IN OUR STATE, AS SHE

HAS SEEN DRIVERS GET THEIR

LICENSE REVOKED AND THEN GET

SAME MISTAKES.

BUT SENATE BILL 643 WOULD

REQUIRE EVERY DUI OFFENDER GET

AN INTERLOCK ON THEIR CAR FOR

180 DAYS AND UNDERGO AN ALCOHOL

AND DRUG SUBSTANCE ABUSE

EVALUATION IN ORDER TO GET THEIR

LICESNE BACK.

>> WHAT WE WANT TO DO IS SAY NO,

YOU HAVE TO ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO

HAVE AN INTERLOCK AND YOU HAVE

TO PROVE TO US THAT YOU ARE NOT

GOING TO REOFFEND.

CRYSTAL: BUT THIS BILL ALSO

GIVES SOME FIRST TIME OFFENDERS

AN ALTERNATIVE TO LOSING THEIR

LICENSE.

IF THEY GO THROUGH AN ALCOHOL

SUBSTANCE ABUSE COURSE AND IF

THE RESULTS SHOW THEY ARE NOT

LIKELY TO REOFFEND, THEN THEY

WILL NOT LOSE THEIR LICENSE.

>> THIS DOES HELP US PUT OUR

TIME AND RESOURCES INTO HELPING

THAT POPULATION THAT IS MORE

LIKELY TO REOFFEND.

CRYSTAL: SENATOR DAVID SAYS THAT

DPS WILL STILL KNOW IF THOSE

FIRST TIME OFFENDERS REOFFEND

AND THEY WILL FACE THE

CONSEQUENCES.

REPORTING LIVE AT THE CAPITOL,

For more infomation >> Lawmaker to make pitch for some DUI offenders to not lose licenses - Duration: 1:32.

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Man critically injured in Jackson shooting - Duration: 1:23.

A

FUNERAL.

ROSS ADAMS, 16 WAPT NEWS.

>> THANKS, ADAM.

>>> A MANHUNT FOR A MAN WHO

KILLED A MACHINE WITH AN ASSAULT

RIFLE.

LIVE ON THE SCENE IS ANN.

>> Reporter: THAT'S RIGHT,

MEGAN.

POLICE SAY DOCTORS JUST

PRONOUNCED THE VICTIM TABORIS

WELLS DEAD AT THE HOSPITAL

TONIGHT.

WE ARE TOLD THIS ALL STARTED AS

A FIGHT BETWEEN TWO RELATIVES

JUST AFTER 1:00 THIS AFTERNOON,

AGAIN HERE ON CHURCHILL DRIVE.

THEY BELIEVE BRIAN NELSON PULLED

AN ASSAULT RIFLE AND SHOT WELLS

MULTIPLE TIMES.

OFFICERS SAY NILSSON LEFT THE

SCENE IN A RED CHEVY TAHOE AND

POLICE RECOVERED THAT RED CHEVY

BUT STILL HAVEN'T FOUND HIM

SINCE THEN.

>> YOU HAVE AN INDIVIDUAL THAT'S

WOUNDED AND SOMEONE THAT WAS

OBVIOUSLY WRECKLESS WITH AN

ASSAULT RIFLE FIRING ROUNDS AT

HIM, AND OF COURSE, WE'RE GOING

TO THIS WORK INVESTIGATION AND

WE'RE GOING TO TRY TO GET THIS

INDIVIDUAL IN CUSTODY AND HOLD

HIM ACCOUNTABLE FOR HIS ACTIONS.

>> Reporter: AGAIN, JPD STILL

LOOKING FOR BRIAN NILSSON

TONIGHT.

THEY COULD BELIEVE HE IS

CARRYING AB ASSAULT -- AN

ASSAULT RIFLE.

THIS MAKES NOW THE FOURTH

HOMICIDE IN JACKSON FOR 2017.

For more infomation >> Man critically injured in Jackson shooting - Duration: 1:23.

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Petal hit hard by tornado - Duration: 1:44.

EF-3 TORNADO LEFT A TRAIL OF

DESTRUCTION.

>> THIS IS BUT ONE OF THE HOMES

THAT WAS SEVERELY DAMAGED DURING

THE STORM ON SATURDAY MORNING

AND THIS WAS A WORK STOPPING

GARAGE AND NOW YOU SEE BUT ONE

REMNANT OF THE WALL AND TWO

HOOKS THAT WAS HOLDING TOOLS AND

NOW THERE'S VERY LITTLE LEFT ON

IT AND THIS WAS A HOME THAT WAS

-- SPLIT IN TWO.

HUNDREDS OF HOMES IN THIS AREA

HAS BEEN ABSOLUTELY OBLITERATED

OR SEVERELY DAMAGED.

VOLUNTEERS ARE MOVING IN THE

AREA TRYING HELP WHERE THEY CAN.

THEY'RE SETTING UP BAGS OF ICE

IN A NEARBY CHURCH JUST TO GET

RESIDENTS THAT COULD HELP THEM

GET THROUGH THIS VERY DIFFICULT

TIME.

>> ANYBODY THAT COMES THROUGH

AND NEEDS THEM FOR -- OR

WHATEVER, WILL GIVE IT OUT.

>> YOU'RE EXPECTING A BIG DEMAND

AREN'T YOU?

>> THEY HIT IT PRETTY GOOD

YESTERDAY, AND NOT SLOWED DOWN

THIS MORNING AND WE'LL SEE WHAT

THE REST OF THE DAY GOES.

>> EVEN THOUGH THERE'S

DEVASTATION EVERYWHERE, WE'RE

STILL BLESSED, BECAUSE MY MOM

DIDN'T GET A SCRATCH ON HER AND

I DIDN'T GET A SCRATCH ON ME.

I HEARD STUFF GOING BY MY EARS

AS I WAS KNEELING.

GLASS WAS BREAKING, THOSE TWO

DOORS OPENED AND CLOSED AND NOT

A GLASS BROKE OUT OF THEM.

>> DEBRIS CREWS MOVING OUT HERE,

JUST TRYING HELP RESIDENTS GET

SOME OF THE DEBRIS OUT OF THE

YARD.

THAT'S A RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION

IT AND DOESN'T LOOK LIKE IT FROM

WHERE WE'RE STANDING BECAUSE

THERE ARE NOTHING BUT FALLING

TREES AND BRANCHES.

THAT'S WHERE VOLUNTEERS CAN COME

IN AND THEY GO THROUGH THAT

THROOTION HELP RESIDENTS THAT

NEED SO MUCH HELP AND THEY SET

UP A CHURCH THERE EAST JERUSALEM

IN HATTISBURG AND RESIDENTS AND

VOLUNTEERS WANT TO COME IN AND

For more infomation >> Petal hit hard by tornado - Duration: 1:44.

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Governor talks to feds about tornado help - Duration: 0:27.

INTERNSHIPS AND

CLINICAL CLASSES WILL CONTINUE

AS SCHEDULED.

>>> GOVERNOR BRYANT OFFERED HIS

SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF THE

STORM.

>> Reporter: THE SCHOOLCHILDREN

SHOWED UP YESTERDAY WITH GLOVES

GETTING READY ON TO WORK, AND

I'VE MET -- THEM AND THIS HAS

For more infomation >> Governor talks to feds about tornado help - Duration: 0:27.

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U.S. senator for Louisiana returns power to states with Obamacare alternative - Duration: 2:02.

LSEY DAVIS

BREAKS DOWN THE PLAN.

KELSEY TODAY LOUISIANA SENATOR

: BILL CASSIDY AND MAINE SENATOR

SUSAN COLLINS INTRODUCED THE

PATIENT FREEDOM ACT OF IT'S A

2017.

PLAN REPUBLICAN LAWMAKERS SAYS

WILL INCREASE THE ACCESS TO

QUALITY AND AFFORDAB

HEALTH CARE TO ALL AMERICANS.

IMPROVE PATIENT CHOICE AND MAKE

SURE MORE PEOPLE GET COVERED

>> HEALTH INSURANCE WORKS I

HAVING A LOT OF HEALTHY PEOPLE

AND HE DISTRIBUTE THE COST OF

CARE FOR THE MORE EXPENSIVE TO

CARE FOR OVER THE MANY HEALTHY.

KELSEY BUT CASSIDY SAYS THE

: BIGGEST THING THIS 3 OPTION

BILL WOULD DO IS RETURN POWER TO

STATES.

>> CONGRESS WOULD PASS

LEGISLATION ALLOWING DATE THE

CHOICE TO GO INTO THE

ALTERNATIVE.

THEY COULD OPT TO STAY IN

OBAMACARE OR THEY COULD OPT FOR

NO FEDERAL COVERAGE.

KELSEY THE ALTERNATIVE OPTION

: ALLOWS STATES TO COVER THE

UNINSURED RESIDENTS WITH FUNDING

FROM HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.

BY PROVIDING A STANDARD PLAN

THAT HAS A HIGH PRODUCTIVE WILL

-- DEDUCTIBL AND PHARMACEUTICAL

COVERAGE AND AVOIDABLE CARE.

REPORTER: COLLINS SAYS THE

ALTERNATIVE OPTION WOULD ALLOW

STATES TO RECEIVE THE SAME

AMOUNT OF FUNDING THEY WOULD GET

UNDER OBAMACARE AND FOR

EXPANDING MEDICAID EVEN IF THEY

HADN'T ALREADY EXPANDED THAT

COVERAGE.

BY GIVING STATES OPTIONS THAT

THEY CAN TAILOR THE THAN NEEDS

OF THEIR CITIZENS, I AM HOPEFUL

THAT WE HAVE COME UP WITH A

PROPOSAL THAT COULD ATTRACT

BIPARTISAN SUPPORT.

REPORTER: SO HOW SOON ARE

LAWMAKERS HOPING TO GET THIS

PLAN ROLLING?

IF CONGRESS REPEALS AND REPLACES

THE ACA THIS YEAR, STATES COULD

SELECT THE OPTION THAT BEST

SUITS ITS POPULATION BY 2018 AND

IMPLEMENT IT BY 2019

AND BY 2020 THE CHANGE WOULD BE

COMPLETE.

For more infomation >> U.S. senator for Louisiana returns power to states with Obamacare alternative - Duration: 2:02.

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VIDEO: BCSO hopes cold case billboards will bring new leads - Duration: 0:49.

ATURE

PBOND, WHICH MEANS SHE'S ON THE

PHOOK FOR THAT, IF SHE DOESN'T

PSHOW UP TO COURT.

PSHELLY: WHILE DRIVING AROUND THE

PDUKE CITY YOU'LL PROBABLY SEE

PSOME NEW BILLBOARDS

PASKING FOR YOUR HELP ON TWO COLD

PCASES.

PTHE 20 BILLBOARDS WILL FEATURE

PTWO UNSOLVED HOMICIDE CASES

PTHE SHOOTING OF BROTHER AND

PSISTER LISA AND EDDIE GUERRERO;

PAND THE MURDER OF ALICIA ACOSTA.

PTHE BERNALILLO COUNTY SHERIFF'S

PDEPARTMENT HOPES THESE DISPLAYS

PWILL BRING THEM SOME NEW LEADS.

P>> WE HAVE LEADS ON SOME OF

THEM BUT IT IS IMPORTANT THE

PCOMMUNITY GET INVOLVED.

PTHESE FAMILIES NEED CLOSURE.

PSHELLY: THESE CASES WERE CHOSEN,

PAFTER NEW SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE

PWAS DISCOVERED.

For more infomation >> VIDEO: BCSO hopes cold case billboards will bring new leads - Duration: 0:49.

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Barber killed in Lexington - Duration: 1:19.

ROSS!

THAT FAMILY SAY THEY CAN'T

IMAGINE WHY ANYONE WOULD WANT TO

HURT HIM.

>> Reporter: HOLMES COUNTY

INVESTIGATOR SAID SOMEONE

ATTACKED AND BEAT TO DEATH AN

80-YEAR-OLD BARBER IN HIS

LEXINGTON HOME OVER THE WEEKEND.

HE SAID HE FOUND WILLIAM ACRES'

FAMILY SUNDAY NIGHT.

ZIEGLER WAS HIS UNCLE.

>> HE'S IN HIS KITCHEN ON THE

FLOOR.

>> Reporter: BUT WHAT DID YOU

SEE?

>> A HORRIFIC SCENE.

I DIDN'T STAY, BUT I JUST RAN.

TWO SECONDS I TOOK OFF.

I COULDN'T TAKE IT, WORST THING

I'VE EVERY HAD TO DEAL WITH.

>> Reporter: HE WENT TO CHECK ON

ZIEGLER AFTER OTHER RELATIVES

WHO TRIED TO CONTACT HIM ON THE

PHONE -- THEY CHARGED HIM WITH

CAPITAL MURDER AND THEY SAY THE

65-YEAR-OLD MAN ROBBED ZIEGLER

AND THEN KILLED HIM.

ZIEGLER'S FAMILY AND NEIGHBORS

SEARCHING THE WOODS ACROSS THE

STREET FROM HIS HOME FOUND WHAT

MAY BE THE MURDER WEAPON ASMALL

METAL JACK HANDLE.

ON THE SQUARE IN DOWNTOWN

LEXINGTON WHERE ZIEGLER SPENT 55

YEARS CUTTING HAIR WORK THE

FRONT DOOR TO HIS BARBER SHOP IS

NOW DRAPED IN A WHITE WREATH AND

A BLACK RIBBON.

>> BEEN A BARBER IN THIS TOWN

FOR 55 YEARS, SOMETHING LIKE

THAT, CUTTING HAIR ALL OF HIS

For more infomation >> Barber killed in Lexington - Duration: 1:19.

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2 teenage girls arrested after Crescent baseball, softball fields found vandalized - Duration: 1:17.

KOCO'S PATTY SANTOS SHOWS US THE

DAMAGE LEFT BEHIND.

PATTY: IN THE COVER OF DARKNESS,

CRESCENT POLICE CHIEF SAYS THE

TEENS HAD PLENTY OF TIME TO

COVER WALLS AND STALLS WITH

OBSCENITIES.

>> THEY SPRAY PAINTED EVERY

BUILDING THROUGHOUT THE BASEBALL

FIELD AND SOFTBALL FIELD

ALL THE URINALS, TOILETS, WALLS,

THE DIVIDERS, EVERYTHING.

PATTY: POLICE WERE CALLED TO THE

CRESCENT SOFTBALL AND BASEBALL

FIELDS EARLY FRIDAY MORNING.

THEY CAUGHT THE SUSPECTS IN JUST

THREE HOURS, BUT WERE A BIT

SURPRISED.

>> WHENEVER WE FOUND OUT IT WAS

TOO TEENAGE GIRLS, WE WERE

PRETTY SURPRISED BY THAT.

PATTY: THE 14-YEAR-OLDS WERE

ARRESTED FOR FELONY VANDALISM

AND STEALING BASEBALL BATS.

HERE'S ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF THE

DAMAGE.

THEY CROSSED OUT THE NAMES ON

THIS MEMORIAL WALL.

THE CITY REALLY WANTS TO GET

THIS CLEANED UP IN TIME FOR THE

FIRST GAME IN A FEW WEEKS.

>> THESE GIRLS DECIDED TO TALK

ABOUT IT.

WE WERE ABLE TO TRACK THEM DOWN

AND GET THEM CAUGHT FAST.

PATTY: THE DAMAGES ARE MORE THAN

$5,000.

POLICE ARE BACKTRACKING TO MAKE

SURE THE TEENS WERE NOT INVOLVED

IN OTHER RECENT VANDALISM CASES.

For more infomation >> 2 teenage girls arrested after Crescent baseball, softball fields found vandalized - Duration: 1:17.

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Chloe Wakes Up To Find Maze In Her Room | Season 2 Ep. 12 | LUCIFER - Duration: 1:06.

How was it?

What are you doing in here?

What?

I heard you scream, so I ran in to see if you were in danger.

Then I figured out what was really going on.

You know, so I stayed to watch the show.

Hey, what was that-- that thing you were doing?

You were like--

OK, Maze, get out.

Now.

All right, at least you're getting laid in your dreams.

Because it's not happening in real life.

You don't know what.

I just wish you'd loosen up, Decker.

You know, throw caution to the wind.

Be impulsive.

Just once.

Instead of, you know, being you.

For more infomation >> Chloe Wakes Up To Find Maze In Her Room | Season 2 Ep. 12 | LUCIFER - Duration: 1:06.

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Pres. Trump's trade policies will impact Arkansans - Duration: 2:04.

PROPOSED TRANS-PACIFIC

PARTNERSHIP.

THANKS FOR BEING HERE, I'M CRAIG

CANNON.

KELLY: AND I'M KELLY JOHNSON.

IT HAD NOT BEEN APPROVED BY

CONGRESS, BUT WAS KNOWN AS

PRESIDENT OBAMA'S SIGNATURE

TRADE DEAL.

WE TRACKED DOWN TRADING EXPERTS

TO FIND OUT WHAT THIS COULD MEAN

FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN

ARKANSAS.

40/29'S MEGHAN KEE IS LIVE IN

FAYETTEVILLE.

MEGHAN, WHAT DID YOU FIND OUT?

REPORTER: I SPOKE TO A WORLD

TRADE CENTER REPRESENTATIVE AND

AN AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

PROFESSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF

ARKANSAS AND BOTH AGREED THAT

, SINCE TPP HASN'T BEEN IN

EFFECT-IT'S UNCLEAR WHAT THIS

WITHDRAWAL MEANS FOR US HERE-BUT

THERE IS SOME RISK.

>> IN ARKANSAS, WE SPECIALIZE IN

WHAT WE CALL LONG GRAINED RICE,

OF WHICH MEXICO IS THE MAIN

MARKET.

THERE IS A REAL THREAT OF

VIETNAMESE RICE COMING IN AS A

PART OF TP

REPORTER: BACK IN 2015,

PROFESSOR DURAND-MORAT

RESEARCHED THE EFFECT THAT THE

TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP COULD

HAVE ON ARKANSAS' RICE EXPORTS.

HE AND A COLLEAGUE FOUND THAT

TPP FOCUSES MAINLY ON THE ASIAN

MARKETS AND WOULD BE MOST

HELPFUL TO THE CALIFORNIA RICE

MARKET, -BECAUSE THEIR RICE

EXPORT MEDIUM-SHORT-GRAINED RICE

IS MOST IN DEMAND THERE.

THESE 12 COUNTRIES-INCLUDING THE

UNITED STATES, PLANNED TO

PARTICIPATE IN THE TPP.

WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP WITHDRAWING

THE U.S. FROM THE PROPOSED TRADE

AGREEMENT, THERE IS THE CHANCE

THAT THE OTHER 11 COUNTRIES WILL

CONTINUE ON WITH IT.

WHICH COULD GIVE VIETNAM THE

UPPER-HAND WITH LONG-GRAIN

RICE EXPORTS TO MEXICO.

>> IF THAT PARTICULAR TRADE FLOW

REALLY HAPPENS-THAT COULD END UP

HURTING LONG-GRAINED RICE-WHICH

IS ARKANSAS RICE.

REPORTER: THE WORLD TRADE CENTER

PRESIDENT TELLS ME ARKANSAS IS

ONE OF THE LARGEST PRODUCERS OF

RICE-AND ALSO EXPORTS SOYBEANS,

CORN AND COTTON.

AND HE BELIEVES THAT EVEN WITH

THE WITHDRAWAL OF TPP-ARKANSAS

WILL BE OK

I FEEL THAT WITH THE

NEGOTIATION THAT THERE WILL BE

SOME OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARKANSAS

COMPANIES AND AGRICULTURAL

COMPANIES TO BENEFIT

REPORTER: THE U.S. DOES HAVE

TRADE AGREEMENTS OUTSIDE OF TPP

WITH SOME OF THE PARTICIPATING

For more infomation >> Pres. Trump's trade policies will impact Arkansans - Duration: 2:04.

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Cape Cod brewery getting national recognition: Made in Mass. - Duration: 1:54.

AND: DOUG MEEHAN HAS THE STORY.

DOUG: WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING AT IS

MORE THAN JUST A DRAFT BEER.

AT THIS HYANNIS BREWERY THEY SEE

A VACATION IN EVERY PINT.

>> CAPE COD DOES HAVE A REALLY

SPECIAL FEELING.

DOUG TODD MARCUS IS PRESIDENT

: AND BREW MASTER AT CAPE COD

BEER.

>> IT TAKES ROUGHLY A TON OF

GRAIN TO MAKE A SINGLE BATCH.

DOUG 20 YEAR AGO HE AND HIS WIFE

: BETH CAME TO THE CAPE TO START

THEIR FAMILY.

SOON AFTER, THIS LOCAL MICRO

BREWERY WAS BORN.

>> WHEN WE FIRST STARTED GETTING

INTO THIS BUSINESS THERE WERE

ABOUT 500 BREWERIES IN THIS

COUNTRY.

NOW WE ARE OVER 5,000.

DOUG INSIDE THIS 30 BARREL BREW

: HOUSE THEY CAN PRODUCE 1,000

GALLONS OF BEER WITH EVERY

BATCH.

THEY HAVE 4 YEAR ROUND STANDARDS

AS WELL AS SEASONAL OFFERINGS

AND DURING THE WINTER MONTHS

THEY EXPERIMENT WITH SPECIALTY

BREWS.

>> RIGHT NOW WE HAVE 11

DIFFERENT BEERS AVAILABLE HERE

DOUG THIS FORMER ENGINEER SEES

: BREWING AS THE BLENDING OF

SCIENCE AND ART.

>> FROM THE MOMENT OUR BEER GETS

COLD, IT STAYS COLD.

DOUG: AND BELIEVES BEING

COMMITTED TO THE CRAFT IS KEY TO

SUCCESS.

>> ONE OF THE PILLARS OF OUR

BUSINESS IS THE QUALITY AND

CONSISTANCY OF OUR PRODUCT.

THAT'S BEEN ENGRAINED IN ME

SINCE I WAS EVER HOME BREWING

BEFORE I WAS BREWING

PROFESSIONALLY.

>> THESE TANKS ARE ALL

FERMENTERS.

DOUG: MARCUS SAYS ALSO STAYING

TRUE TO HIS CAPE COMMUNITY AND

THE PEOPLE WHO WORK HERE IS A

CRUTIAL COMPONENT TO THEIR

CONTINUED GROWTH.

NOT TO MENTION ALWAYS OFFERING

UP THE BEST BREW POSSIBLE.

>> I BELIEVE THAT BEER TASTES

BEST WHEN IT'S FRESH.

AND IF YOU'RE HERE ON THE CAPE,

IT'S HARD TO FIND A FRESHER BEER

THAN THIS.

THAT'S FOR SURE.

DOUG: IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN

GETTING A BEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK

THEY DO OFFER TOURS AND

EDUCATION CLASSES ON HOW THEY

BREW THEIR OWN SIDES AND, YES,

For more infomation >> Cape Cod brewery getting national recognition: Made in Mass. - Duration: 1:54.

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Wilson's nomination receives positive reaction from local lawmakers - Duration: 1:26.

NEW EMPLOYEES.

P>> SOON THERE COULD BE A NEW

PWOMAN IN CHARGE OF THE U.S. AIR

PFORCE.

P>> EARLIER IN THE DAY THE

PPRESIDENT NOMINATE HEATHER

PWILSON AS THE NEXT SECRETARY OF

PTHE AIR FORCE.

P>> HER TIES TO THE AIR FORCE

PSPAN 35 YEARS IN ONE OF THE

PFIRST CLASSES TO INCLUDE WOMEN.

PSEVEN YEARS LATER SHE ADVISED

PGEORGE H.W. BUSH WORKING FOR THE

PNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL.

P>> YOU CAN EXPE HER BEING

PFAMILIAR.

PSHE REPRESENTED ALBUQUERQUE AND

PTHE REST OF THE FIRST

PCONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

PSHE WORKED WITH HER ON THE

PCOMMITTEE SAYING SHE'S VERY

PFAMILIAR WITH NEW MEXICO'S

PBASIS.

P>> SHE KNOWS HIM BETTER THAN

PALMOST ANYBODY IN NEW MEXICO.

P>> SINCE HEARING ABOUT WILSON'S

PNOMINATION THEY HAVE RESPONDED

PPOVERTY.

P>> SHE WILL BE AN INCREDIBLE

PASSET FOR THE NEW

PADMINISTRATION.

PSTEVE PEARCE SAID HER SERVICE TO

POUR NATION WILL GREATLY BENEFIT

POUR AIR FORCE OVERALL.

For more infomation >> Wilson's nomination receives positive reaction from local lawmakers - Duration: 1:26.

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Jerome Kills A Police Officer | Season 3 Ep. 13 | GOTHAM - Duration: 0:30.

What the--

[door bangs]

Boo.

Ha, ha, ha.

For more infomation >> Jerome Kills A Police Officer | Season 3 Ep. 13 | GOTHAM - Duration: 0:30.

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Gordon Realizes That Dwight Wants To Resurrect Jerome | Season 3 Ep. 13 | GOTHAM - Duration: 1:27.

[music playing]

So.

So.

It seems that after shutting down Indian Hill,

the government just packed everything

up and shipped it here.

To a Wayne Enterprises facility?

They sent it back to the same people

who were running Indian Hill and funding Strange to begin with?

Yup.

Do we know how Jerome ended up in Indian Hill?

No, but it makes sense.

Strange was collecting psychopaths, right?

Fish, Galavan-- Jerome fit the bill.

The woman who walked out of the morgue--

that was Dwight's trial run.

He's going to bring back Jerome.

Oh, that's great.

That's all this city needs-- Jerome Valeska sucking air

with 50 fanatics at his back.

Lucius.

If you wanted to bring back someone from one of these,

what would be your next step?

Thawing them out.

These pods run at 237 degrees below zero.

You'd have to get the body to core temperature

before even attempting reanimation.

I worked on the design of these when I was at Wayne.

Mm, good job. Thanks for helping the bad guys.

How long?

If we're lucky, three hours.

For more infomation >> Gordon Realizes That Dwight Wants To Resurrect Jerome | Season 3 Ep. 13 | GOTHAM - Duration: 1:27.

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Bruce Wayne Is Faced With A Tough Decision | Season 3 Ep. 13 | GOTHAM - Duration: 1:40.

Appreciate you boys seeing me so late.

Doesn't seem that we had much of a choice, Mr. Clemens,

does it?

Please, call me Cole.

You want money.

That bitch, Maria Kyle-- she owes me 200 grand.

I heard 100.

Well, you gotta figure gas money coming out here, uh--

well-- think you can afford it?

And what exactly is the nature of this debt?

Call it lost income due to a broken contract.

She said she'd do something.

She didn't.

Ergo, she owes me the money I would have made, plus interest.

Or what?

Oh, no, no, no.

I would never hurt a woman.

However, I would feel justified in giving the police

enough evidence, so that your little girlfriend could only

talk to her mama every other Thursday

through a screen for the next 40 years.

So, you give Maria the money, she gives it to me,

I'm out of your lives.

Cash, obviously.

For more infomation >> Bruce Wayne Is Faced With A Tough Decision | Season 3 Ep. 13 | GOTHAM - Duration: 1:40.

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Leslie Tells Jerome He Could Be In A Dream | Season 3 Ep. 13 | GOTHAM - Duration: 1:00.

Well that is quite a story.

You know, I know I've been dead, but doesn't it

seem kind of crazy to you?

Hey, maybe you're dreaming.

Try shooting yourself.

Huh.

Oh.

Nah.

Hey, tell me more about this cult.

They think I'm pretty great, huh?

They're a bunch of raving lunatics and idiots.

Lunatics and idiots?

Ooh, my kind of people.

[choking] Sorry.

Head's still a little fuzzy.

You know, I was just reborn.

Last year was nothing but darkness

as far as the eye can see.

For more infomation >> Leslie Tells Jerome He Could Be In A Dream | Season 3 Ep. 13 | GOTHAM - Duration: 1:00.

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Vermont power, maintenance crews prepare ahead of storm - Duration: 1:30.

BEING DONE ON@

THE AREAS THAT WILL GET HIT@

HEART.@

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THEY LOAD TRUCKS WITH SALT SO@

THEY CAN HIT THE ROAD BEFORE@

EVERYONE ELSE HAS TO.@

>> WE WILL TRY TO GET HERE EARLY@

AND GET IT CLEANED UP.@

HELENA: TREVOR SAID THEY HAVE@

BEEN WATCHING THINGS.@

>> WE ARE WATCHING THE FROST SEE@

WHAT COMING OUR WAY AND WHEN AND@

WHAT TO ANTICIPATE.@

HELENA: GREEN MOUNTAIN@

OFFICIALS HAVE BEEN MONITORING@

THE WEATHER.@

>> AMANDA SAID THERE ARE A LOT@

OF RED FLAGS.@

P>> HIGH WINDS, FREEZING RAIN,@

AND SNOW.@

HELENA: IT CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO@

12,000 MILES OF POWER LINE THAT@

IS MANAGED ACROSS THE STATE.@

P> IT CAN BLOW OVER AND BRING@

DOWN THE LIMBS THAT COME IN@

CONTACT WITH OUR LINES.@

HELENA: THE CENTERS ARE READY@

TO, WITH ON OUTAGES THAT COULD@

ARISE.@

P>> WE WANT OUR CREWS TO BE CLOSE@

TO OUR CUSTOMERS.@

WHEN POWER GOES OUT WE ARE THERE@

TO QUICKLY RESTORE THE POWER.@

HELENA: WITH THE TRUCKS STOCKED@

UP THEY ARE AS READY AS THEY CAN@

BE.@