Youtube daily Jan 25 2017

I'm Langan Kingsley. I'm in downtown Los Angeles.

There are a bunch of ladies around. I guess there's a march.

I'm trying to figure out, what the hell is going on.

♪

Well, we're here in the thick of it. The sun is out, it's bikini weather,

but i'm not seeing a ton of people in bikinis quite yet.

My tits hurt, yeah. Sure.

I'm here with my daughter. She has two dads--

Do you think that's misogynistic that you gave her two dads?

- No. No. - Okay, well. [chuckles]

Seems like you're raising the penis per capita of the household.

- Are you here just to have sex? - I am gay.

- How the heck did you snag these seats? - Well, actually we stole them.

He famously said, "No puppet. No puppet. You're the puppet. You're the puppet."

Is Donald Trump a puppet? Can you confirm or deny?

Oh, hell yeah. He's definitely Putin's puppet.

...Trying to steal from people, break into other people's bags.

As someone with not very many teeth are you worried about losing health care under Trump?

Well, um...

Do you guys think I look pretty today?

Can you tell me what intersectional feminism is?

♪

There are many men hiding in the buildings who are too scared to come down.

[multiple bells]

Do you think Donald Trump thinks that Lady Liberty is a ten?

Okay, well it looks like after a lot of waiting the march is finally getting underway,

as we all know women take forever to get ready.

♪

People are very energetic to get moving. We can only assume what's on the other side,

maybe a swimming pool full of Tampons.

A candle sale. Uh, a Soul Cycle possibly.

White women are to blame for all of this, aren't we?

No we're not. Actually we're not. Women are awesome.

I just started my period.

Does anyone have a Tampon I can borrow?!

Or are all you on IUDs?

Oh my God, thank you. It's an O.B. ladies. Good for the environment.

Who's going through menopause? [shouting in the distance]

Who's a man? [shouting]

Shut up!

♪

People are angry. What can we say?

[audio slows down]

People are crazy. Can I get a yes please!

Can I get a yes please!

[shouts are heard]

I know where we're headed now, ladies be shopping. Am I right?

Well, that was the women's march and I'm a woman and it's over now, so.

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Wind gusts played role in building collapse, officials say - Duration: 1:29.

>> THE BUILDING

INSPECTOR THINKS

THE BUILDING COLLAPSED IN PART

BECAUSE OF THE WEATHER, LIKELY

IT WILL NOW HAVE TO BE

COMPLETELY TORN DOWN.

>> THERE WAS A LOUD BOOM.

MY WIFE SAID WHAT WAS THAT

NOISE?

SHE SAID THE BUILDING ACROSS THE

STREET COLLAPSE.

>> HE WAS WORRIED PEOPLE MAY BE

IN DANGER.

SOME FALLING ONTO THE APARTMENT

NEXT DOOR FORCING PEOPLE TO RUN

OUT.

>> IT SEEMED LIKE IT FELL INTO

THE BUILDING.

THE FIRE DEPARTMENT WAS HERE

PRETTY QUICKLY.

>> NOBODY WAS HURT.

THE BUILDING WAS VACANT AND

UNDER RENOVATION AFTER A MASSIVE

FIRE.

CREWS REMOVED WHAT ELSE WAS IN

DANGER OF FALLING AND STABILIZED

THE REMAINS OF THE BUILDING.

THEY THINK WIND CAUSED THE

BUILDING TO TOPPLE.

>> IT WAS ONLY

TEMPORARILY

FREED.

>> THE WORKERS HAD THE PROPER

PERMITS BUT IT WILL NOW LIKELY

HAVE TO COME DOWN.

>> IT SHOULD COME DOWN.

IT IS A HAZARD.

>> YOU CAN SEE THE LARGE PIECE

OF DEBRIS LEANING AGAINST THAT

BUILDING.

For more infomation >> Wind gusts played role in building collapse, officials say - Duration: 1:29.

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Tuesday Night: Blue skies today, but clouds Wednesday - Duration: 4:04.

THIS EVERY

DAY.

ADRIANNA: I LOVE IT.

[LAUGHTER]

SHAUN: SO ENJOYING THIS.

MARGARET: LOOK OUT THE WINDOW.

THIS IS THE WEST JEFFERSON

WEDDING -- MEDICAL CAMERA.

GORG, I THINK THAT SAYS IT.

THE REASON IS CHANGING, HIGH

PRESSURE HAS BEEN SETTING --

SITTING ON TOP OF US.

BUT NOW IT IS MOVING TO THE EAST

AND NOW WE'RE GETTING A

SOUTHERLY FLOW.

THAT MEANS HUMIDITY INCREASES

AND WE WILL GET MORE CLOUDS,

ESPECIALLY TOMORROW.

AND A CHANCE OF RAIN DEVELOPING

OF THE COLD FRONT MOVES OUR WAY.

NOTHING ON THE BOUNDARY RIGHT

NOW.

HERE IS THE BOW THAT WAS

WREAKING HAVOC OVER THE

SOUTHEAST OVER THE WEEKEND.

IT HAS MOVED UP THE COAST AND IS

NOT IMPACTING THE NORTHEAST.

THEY HAVE STRONG, ONSHORE WINDS

NEAR 69 MILES PER HOUR, AND THAT

IS PUSHING WATER ONSHORE.

SO THEY HAVE FLOODING ISSUES.

AND WE OF THIS IN THE UPPER

LEVELS.

IT STARTED IN THE NORTH, THEN

CAME THROUGH THE WEST COAST.

NOW IT IS GOING TO THE

NORTHEAST.

IT WILL BE HELPING TO PUSH THE

COLD FRONT THAT IS THERE IN

TEXAS, OUR WAY.

AND IT WILL GIVE US NOT A BIG

CHANCE OF RANK MOTHER THERE WILL

BE RAIN AS IT GOES -- OF R

AIN,

BUT IT WILL GIVE US RAIN AS IT

GOES THROUGH.

WE HAVE A SOUTHERLY FLOW AND

HERE COMES THE COLD FRONT.

BEFORE IT ARRIVES, WE WILL HAVE

THE SOUTHERLY FLOW AND A CHANCE

TO WARM UP, HIGHS INTO THE UPPER

70'S AND MORE CLOUDS.

THIS IS IN THE AFTERNOON,

ISOLATED SHOWERS.

THEN THE COLD FRONT MOVING

THROUGH BETWEEN 8:00-11:00 P.M.,

PUSHING FROM THE NORTHWEST INTO

THE SOUTHEAST.

AND THEN WE CALL DOWN.

-- COOL DOWN.

CLOUDS ON THURSDAY, HIGHS INTO

THE UPPER 50'S.

FRIDAY, MORE COLD AIR MOVING IN

AND THE HIGH-PRESSURE IS MOVING

A LITTLE BIT CLOSER.

IT WILL BE COLD IN THE MORNING

WITH A POTENTIAL FOR FROST ON

THE NORTH SHORE.

IT WILL REALLY DEPEND ON HOW

STRONG THE WINDS ARE.

SOUTH SHORE INTO THE 40'S.

AND HIGHS IN THE 50'S FOR

FRIDAY.

THEN WE ARE STAYING COOLER ALL

THE WAY THROUGH THE WEEKEND.

WE HAVE A REINFORCEMENT ON

SUNDAY AND MONDAY, ALSO INTO

TUESDAY.

CLOSE INTO THE 30'S AND 40'S --

LOWS INTO THE 30'S AND 40'S.

AND IT WILL BE WINDY.

THOSE THAT WERE ASKING FOR

WINTER, GUESS WHAT?

IT WILL BE RETURNING.

COLD FRONT MOVING THROUGH ON

WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

WE WILL HAVE RAIN ALONG THE

BOUNDARY.

MAYBE .2 INCHES OF RAIN.

I DO NOT EXPECT A LOT.

COOLER FOR THURSDAY AND ALL THE

WAY THROUGH TUESDAY.

AND THEN TAKE A LOOK AT THIS.

ISN'T IT -- LOOK AT THAT

SUNLIGHT ON THE WATER.

THE HIGH TODAY WAS 68, THE

AVERAGE IS 62, THE RECORD WAS

81.

IT WAS IN THE LOW 40'S THIS

MORNING.

I DO NOT KNOW IF YOU SAW THE

SKY.

DAVID SENT TO THIS.

THERE IS THE MOON.

THE HIGHS INTO THE UPPER 60'S

TODAY AND LOWER 70'S.

WARMER TO THE WEST.

THAT IS MOVING AWAY.

AND RIGHT NOW, BASICALLY MID TO

UPPER 60'S.

THIS EVENING, IT WILL BE KIND OF

COOLER.

AND CLOUDY IN THE AFTERNOON

TOMORROW, ISOLATED RAIN AND

TEMPERATURES INTO THE UPPER

70'S.

THURSDAY, COOLER.

SUNNY ON FRIDAY AND COLD IN THE

MORNING.

AND WE HAVE A POTENTIAL FOR

FROST, ESPECIALLY ON THE NORTH

SHORE.

COLD THROUGH THE WEEKEND AND

ANOTHERSURGE OF COLDER AIR ON

SUNDAY.

CHILE FROM MONDAY AND TUESDAY --

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School officials 'proud' of how students handled hateful graffiti at Withrow High School - Duration: 2:47.

WHERE WITHROW IS PLAYING WALNUT

HILLS IN BASKETBALL.

JOHN: WITHROW'S FRESHMEN TEAM

JUST FINISHED THEIR GAME.

THEY ONE BIG TIME -- THEY WON

BIG-TIME.

A NORMAL WINTER'S NIGHT OF

SPORTS AND SUPPORT

ALTHOUGH THE PAST FEW DAYS HAV

BEEN OUT OF THE NORMAL REALM,

DEALING WITH RACIST MESSAGES

GROUNDS.

POLICE HAVE AN IMAGE, BUT IT'S

COVERED JUST ENOUGH TO ELUDE

IDENTIFICATION SO FAR.

THE SPRAY PAINTINGS OF SWASTIKAS

AND SLURS HAVE BEEN SCRUBBED

CLEAN.

THE SCHOOL IS GRATEFUL FOR THE

COMMUNITY'S RESPONSE AND THE WAY

ITS 1300 STUDENTS HAVE HANDLED

THIS.

>> MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT,

WE'VE USED SOME REALLY STRONG

LANGUAGE WITH OUR KIDS AROUND

THIS.

JOHN: PRINCIPAL PAUL DANIELS WAS

ANGRY WHEN HE FIRST LEARNED OF

IT.

CONSIDERS IT A HEINOUS HATE

CRIME THAT FOMENTED FEAR.

SOME PARENTS KEPT THEIR CHILDREN

HOME FROM WITHROW ON MONDAY.

THOUGH, WEN THEY SAW THE WAY

NEIGHBORS LINED THE BRIDGE WITH

WELCOMING WORDS OF SUPPORT, THEY

WISHED THEY HAD SENT THEM AFTER

ALL.

THIS LIEUTENANT WORKS WITH THEM,

-- WORKS WITH THEM.

>> THEY UNDERSTAND THAT THIS IS

AN ISOLATED INCIDENT.

THEY ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT, AS

UNITED, SOMETHING LIKE THIS

CAN'T BREAK THEIR MORALE.

JOHN: POLICE TOLD CITY LAWMAKERS

TODAY THEY HAVE LEADS, BUT SOME

ARE VAGUE.

SOME PARENTS ARE UNNERVED BY THE

HATE-FILLED ACTION OF THE

UNKNOWN MIDNIGHT FIGURE.

>> THEY'RE AFRAID OF IF YOU'RE

WILLING TO DO THAT, WHAT ELSE

MIGHT YOU DO?

SO, IF YOU HAVE INFORMATION ON

WHO IS INVOLVED IN THIS, EVEN IF

IT'S SOME KIND OF A PRANK, WE

NEED TO KNOW THAT SO WE CAN CALM

INDIVIDUALS AND LET THEM KNOW

THAT THERE'S NOTHING TO REALLY

BE AFRAID OF.

JOHN: THE PRINCIPAL WANTS THE

SUSPECT TO KNOW IF THE INTENT

WAS TO WOUND WITHROW, IT HAS

INSTEAD GALVANIZED STUDENTS AND

COMMUNITY TO STAND UP TO

WHATEVER INSPIRED THIS PAST

WEEKEND'S UGLINESS.

OUT OF THE DARKNESS OF THE SPRAY

PAINTER'S GARB, THE HEAD OF THE

SCHOOL PROVIDES A BIT OF LIGHT.

>> BEING A PRINCIPAL, WE LEARN

AND GROW, STILL IN THIS ROLE.

OUR STAFF LEARNS AND GROWS.

WE'RE ALL LEARNING, THE

STUDENTS, AND GROWING TOGETHER

THROUGH THIS ENTIRE SITUATION.

SO, WE HOPE THAT INDIVIDUAL

LEARNS AND GROWS AS WELL.

JOHN: THAT INDIVIDUAL HAS NOT

YET TURNED UP ON ANY

SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS IN THE AREA

JUST OFF CAMPUS PROPERTY.

POLICE ARE CHECKING EVERY KNOWN

SPOT.

THE FRESHMEN TIGERS PUT A LOT OF

POINTS ON THE BOARD TONIGHT

THE JV TEAM LOOKS LIKE IT WILL

DO THE SAME.

THEIR PRINCIPAL TELLING US THE

COMMUNITY SCORED THE MOST THE

PAST FEW DAYS THE WAY THEY'VE

RALLIED ROUND WITHROW.

LIVE AT CINCINNATI STATE, JOHN

For more infomation >> School officials 'proud' of how students handled hateful graffiti at Withrow High School - Duration: 2:47.

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VIDEO: SWAT standoff ends in several arrests - Duration: 1:09.

ALE DA IS LIVE WITH

PTHIS DEVELOPING STORY, ROYALE?

PREPORTER GOOD EVENING.

PWE ARE OUTSIDE OF THE WARREN

PSANDIA APARTMENTS OFF OF

PLOUISIANA AND CONTINENTAL.

PTHIS SCENE JUST CLEARED AFTER

PFOUR HOURS.

AN APD SPOKESPERSON SAYS THREE

PMEN THEY'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR

PHOLED THEMSELVES INSIDE AN

PAPARTMENT HERE AROUND NOON.

PEVENTUALLY, APD WAS ABLE TO GET

PTHEM OUT LEADING THEM OUT IN

PHANDCUFFS, ONE BY ONE.

PTHE SCENE CLEARED JUST AFTER 4

PP.M.

PAPD SAYS THESE SUSEPCTS, ONE

PADULT, TWO JUVENILES, HAVE 14

PWARRANTS BETWEEN THEM.

P>> THEY ARE FOR VARIOUS VIOLENT

PCRIMES AROUND TOWN.

PSOME OF THEM ARE BURGLARIES,

PSOME OF THEM ARE ROBBERIES.

PREPORTER: THERE WAS A LEMON

PTAKEN INTO CUSTODY AS WELL.

PHER FAMILY TELLS ME SHE WAS

PTAKEN HOSTAGE BY THE THREE MEN,

PBUT APD SAYS RIGHT NOW THEY'RE

PTRYING TO FIGURE OUT HER ROLE IN

PTHIS.

PTHIS PART OF LOUISIANA IS BACK

POPEN TONIGHT.

PTHIS IS AFTER BEING BLOCKED OFF

PFOR HOURS.

PAPD SAYS THIS IS THE FOURTH SWAT

PCALL OUT THEY'VE HAD IN A WEEK.

For more infomation >> VIDEO: SWAT standoff ends in several arrests - Duration: 1:09.

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2 York men charged for placing ATM skimming devices in multiple locations - Duration: 1:07.

CASES.

BRIAN ROCHE HAS BEEN

INVESTIGATING THESE CRIMES

FOREIGNER'LL NEARLY TWO

YEARS.

BRIAN: THESE NEW CHARGES

INVOLVE BANKS ALL OVER THE

SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY.

JOSHUA VALEZ

AND LUIS AROCHOME

VASE

CHARGES AFTER PROS

ACCUSEDDORS SAY THEY STOLE ATM

CARD INFORMATION FROM BANKS IN

HERSHEY, GETTYSBURG, LEBANON,

SPRING GROVE.

LAST

YEAR, SOUTHWESTERN YORK

COUNTY REEG UNTIL POLICE GAVE

THEY THIS SURVEILLANCE PHOTO,

POLICE SAY HE'S THE DRIVER,

THE ONE ON THE RIGHT AND WAS

INVOLVED ON PLACING A SKIMMER

AT THE ATM AT THE ADAMS COUNTY

NATIONAL BANK IN SPRING GROW.

POLICE SAY HE STOLE THE CARD

INFORMATION OF 12 CUSTOMERS

AFTER PLACING THAT SKIMMER

AND

AS I CONTINUE TO TELL YOU MORE

ABOUT SKIMMING CASE ON

ATM'S

AND GAS PUMPS WE REMIND YOU

THE BEST WAY TO PROTECT

YOURSELF IS KNOW WHAT A

SKIMMER LOOKS LIKE.

SOME LOOK LIKE.

THIS BEFORE YOU INSERT A CARD,

LOOK FOR ANY PARTS THAT SEEM

TO BE OUT OF PLACE ON THE ATM

OR THE

GAS PUMP READER.

OTHER SKIMMERS, YOU JUST CAN'T

SEE, BECAUSE THEY'RE INSIDE

THE ATM OR

INSIDE THE GAS

PUMP.

For more infomation >> 2 York men charged for placing ATM skimming devices in multiple locations - Duration: 1:07.

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Lawmaker pushes for $12 minimum wage by July 1st - Duration: 1:23.

TEES.

"8 ON YOUR SIDE" GOVERNMENT

REPORTER MIKE

STRAUB IS HERE

WITH THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS

IN WASHINGTON.

MIKE:

CONGRESSMAN TOM PRICE

FACED THE SENATE'S FINANCE

COMMITTEE WHERE

BOTH

PENNSYLVANIA SENATORS ARE

MEMBERS.

PRICE IS TASKS WITH REPEALING

AND REPLACING THE AFFORDABLE

CARE

ACT AND TOOK QUESTIONS QUESTIONS

FROM BOTH REPUBLICAN PAT

TOOMEY AND DEMOCRAT BOB

CASEY

ON THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF

REPEALING OBAMACARE, ALL WHILE

NOT COMMITTING TO ANY

REPLACEMENT PLAN.

>> PRESIDENT TRUMP SAID HE'S

WORKING WITH YOU ON A

REPLACEMENT PLAN FOR THE

A.C.A., WHICH IS NEARLY

FINISHED AND WILL BE

REVEALED

AT YOUR CONFIRMATION, IS THAT

TRUE?

>> IT'S TRUE THAT HE SAID

THAT,

YES.

MIKE: PRICE SAID HE'S

COMMITTED TO WORKING WITH

CONGRESS TO ENSURE ALL

AMERICANS HAVE ACCESS TO

AFFORDABLE

COVERAGE.

THE FINANCE COMMITTEE WILL

VOTE ON WHETHER OR NOT THEY

APPROVE OF PRICE BEFORE HE

FACE AS VOTE IN FRONT OF THE

ENTIRE

SENATE.

"ON YOUR SIDE," MIKE STRAUB,

NEWS 8.

BRIAN: ANOTHER PUSH TODAY TO

RAISE THE MINIMUM AGE IN

PENNSYLVANIA.

DEMOCRAT I CAN REPRESENTATIVE

PATTY KIM CONFIDENT DAUPHIN

COUNTY, WANTS THE STATE'S

MINIMUM WAGE TO BE $12 PER

HOUR EFFECTIVE JULY

1ST.

HER BILL THEN REQUIRES

ADDITIONAL 50 CENT INCREASES

EVERY YEAR UNTIL IT REACHES

$15 PER HOUR BY THE YEAR 2023.

THE MINIMUM WAGE IN

For more infomation >> Lawmaker pushes for $12 minimum wage by July 1st - Duration: 1:23.

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York becomes "welcome city" for immigrants - Duration: 1:12.

AND EXPLAINS WHY MAYOR

BRACEY SAYS YORK IS A

WELCOMING CITY.

>> MAYOR JIM BRACEY STOOD

SIDE-BY-SIDE WITH MEMBERS OF

CASA, A GROUP THAT SUPPORTS

IMMIGRANTS.

SHE SAYS YORK IS

AN INCLUSIVE

AND TOLERANT COMMUNITY, ONE

THAT PROMOTES MUTUAL RESPECT

AND COOPERATION.

HER MESSAGE WAS

WELL RECEIVED.

>> THE CITY OF YORK --

[ SPEAKING IN SPANISH ]

>> -- IS A WELCOMING CITY.

ED: BRACEY SAYS SHE WANTS TO

IMPROVE THE TRUST BETWEEN

IMMIGRANTS AND THE POLICE.

SHE SAYS VICTIMS AND WITNESSES

OFTEN REFUSE TO TALK TO

AUTHORITIES OVER FEAR OF BEING

ARRESTED OR DEPORTED.

THE

MAYORS' WORDS WERE

REASSURING FOR SOME MEMBERS OF

THE GROUP.

REMY DIAZ HAS BEEN IN THE

UNITED STATES

FOR TEN YEARS.

HIS WIFE IS A CITIZEN BUT HE

ISN'T YET.

>> WE DON'T HAVE TO BE

AFRAID.

THAT'S ALL SHE LET US KNOW.

SHE'S PROUD OF US.

I FEEL GOOD,

BECAUSE SHE PROUD

OF US.

SHE PROUD OF COMMUNITY, THE

SPANISH COMMUNITY.

>> ONE THING

MAYOR BRACEY

MAKES CLEAR, A WELCOME CITY IS

NOT A SANCTUARY CITY.

THE MAYOR

SAYS THE CITY WILL

NOT INTERFERE WITH ANY FEDERAL

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Brisk and chilly; Flurries possible - Duration: 3:03.

NEWS 8 STORM

TEAM FORECAST WITH CHIEF

METEOROLOGIST JOE CALHOUN.

JOE: I THINK MOST OF US COULD

USE A LITTLE BIT OF SUNSHINE,

BUT NOT MUCH OUT THERE TODAY.

A LITTLE

BIT.

BUT IT DIDN'T LAST VERY LONG.

THE CLOUDS ARE BACK.

YOU CAN SEE, LOOKING LIVE

RIGHT

NOW ON OUR HERSHEY

SKYCAM, YOU SEE THE FLAG,

FLAPPING ALONG AT A PRETTY

GOOD CLIP, PORT HERSHEY,

OVERCAST SKIES.

THERE WERE A FEW SPRINKLES

AROUND, TOO.

TEMPERATURES AT 42°° SO NOTHING

TO WORRY ABOUT.

LOOK AT THE WINDS,

WEST AT 20

MILES-AN-HOUR.

WE'VE HAD SOME GUST, OVER 25

MILES-AN-HOUR TODAY, NOT QUITE

AS WINDY

AS YESTERDAY, BUT

STILL, YOU KNOW, A LITTLE ON

THE BRISK SIDE.

AND I STILL THINK THOSE BRISK

WINDS WILL CONTINUE

THROUGH

THE EVENING.

15, 20 MILES-AN-HOUR.

WE'LL START

TO SEE SOME

CLEARING A LITTLE LATER THIS

EVENING, BUT IN THE MEANTIME,

UP TO ABOUT 7:00 OR 8:00,

MAYBE EVEN

9:00 THERE COULD BE

A FEW SPRINKLE, A LITTLE LIGHT

RAIN OR A FEW WET SNOWFLAKES

MIXED IN THERE.

TEMPERATURES WELL ABOVE

FREEZING, 40'S, FALLING BACK

INTO THE MID

30'S.

LOW TO MID 30'S OVERNIGHT

TONIGHT.

I DO

THINK WE SEE A LITTLE

MORE CLEARING.

WINDS, STARTS TO DIE

OFF LATER

TONIGHT, AND TOMORROW, LESS

WIND, MORE SUNSHINE, IT'S

PROBABLY THE BEST DAY OF THE

WEEK.

TEMPERATURES TOMORROW UP NEAR

50°° AGAIN.

AND IT DOESN'T GET ALL THAT

COLD ON THURSDAY,

EITHER, BUT

IT STARTS GETTING COLDER

TOWARD THE WEEKEND.

MORE ON THAT COMING UP.

THERE'S A WEATHER SYSTEM HERE

BUT THAT'S HEADING UP TOWARD

THE THE LAKE.

YOU CAN STILL SEE A LOT

OF

CLOUDS BACK OVER THE OHIO

VALLEY.

HERE'S THE WEATHER SYSTEM FROM

YESTERDAY.

YOU

SEE THE CIRCULATION AROUND

IT.

IT'S TRYING TO PULL AWAY BUT

WE'RE STILL UNDERNEATH ITS

CIRCULATION, STILL GETTING

SOME OF THE INFLUENCE OF IT,

AND LIKE I SAID, STILL SOME

LIGHT PRECIPITATION, THE FORM

OF

SOME RAIN OR SOME WET SNOW

HERE AND THERE.

I DON'T THINK IT'S GOING TO

AMOUNT TO ANYTHING.

AND IT

CERTAINLY ISN'T GOING

TO CAUSE ANY PROBLEMS WITH

TEMPERATURES IN AT LEAST THE

UPPER 30'S IF NOT THE

LOWER

40'S ALL ACROSS THE REGION.

GETS CLOSER IN ON THE VALLEY,

YOU

CAN SEE JUST SOME LIGHT --

A LITTLE MORE MODERATE, PARTS

OF BERKS AND EASTERN LANCASTER

COUNTIES AND UP INTO PARTS OF

THE SCHUYKILL VALLEY AND PARTS

OF NORTHERN LEBANON COUNTY,

A

FEW MORE SPRINKLES BACK THERE

IN PERRY AND MIFFLIN AND

JUNIATA COUNTIES, BUT LOOK AT

THE

TEMPERATURES.

EVERYBODY'S RIGHT NEAR 40°°.

LET'S TIME IT OUT.

WATCH AS THE PRECIPITATION

TRIES TO

PULL AWAY.

WE'LL SEE A LITTLE CLEARING

AND THEN OVERNIGHT TONIGHT WE

DROP DOWN INTO THE MID-30'S

AND AGAIN,

THE WINDS SUBSIDE.

TOMORROW, NOON TIME WE'RE UP

INTO THE

40'S, WE GET TO NEAR

50°° BEFORE SOME HIGH CLOUDS

START COMING IN LATE IN THE

DAY.

A BETTER DAY, A

LITTLE MORE

SUNSHINE.

GET OUT AND ENJOY IT TOMORROW.

COULD BE SOME SHOWERS AROUND,

STILL A LOT OF CLOUD ON

THURSDAY, BUT STILL FAIRLY

MILD.

THERE'S A FRONT COMING

THROUGH, BEHIND IT DOES GET

COOLER, NOTHING

DRAMATIC,

WE'RE NEAR 40°° ON FRIDAY, BACK

INTO THE 30'S FOR TOP

TEMPERATURES.

WHAT IS

THIS?

JANUARY?

FLURRY, BY

SUNDAY AND INTO

MONDAY, WE DO GET BACK TO MORE

REALITY AS WE GO ON THROUGH

THE WEEKEND.

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Oklahoma lawmakers, KOCO 5 learn what it's like to be a teacher for a day - Duration: 1:09.

THE STORY IS NEW TONIGHT.

>> BREATHING IS MY FAVORITE

THING.

>> DOZENS OF ADULTS WENT BACK TO

SCHOOL TODAY, INCLUDING KOCO

MORNING ANCHOR.

>> AND OUR GENERAL MANAGER BRETT

HENSLEY, PART OF THE OKLAHOMA

CITY SCHOOLS TEACHER FOR A

CHALLENGE.

>> AND YET OUR TEACHERS ARE

KEEPING A POSITIVE ATTITUDE AND

FINDING WAYS TO KEEP IT.

>> AURORA LORA CAME UP WITH THE

IDEA AFTER THE ELECTION, WANTING

LAWMAKERS TO SPEND A DAY IN A

TEACHER'S SHOES.

>> I WAS THINKING ABOUT THE

CHALLENGES THAT WE FACE IN

OKLAHOMA.

>> LORA HAS BEEN SUPERINTENDENT

SINCE APRIL, AND ON THE FOR

STATEMENT JUMP WAS FORCED TO

TRIM THE BUDGET BY $40 MILLION.

>> WE HAVE GOT TO DO SOMETHING

TO MAKE SURE THAT THE KIDS OF

TODAY HAVE ADEQUATE RESOURCES TO

GET A GREAT EDUCATION.

>> WHAT ARE YOU READING?

>> SPECIAL TO ME TO KNOW THAT

THIS WENT FROM AN IDEA THAT WE

PUT OUT IN NOVEMBER AFTER THE

For more infomation >> Oklahoma lawmakers, KOCO 5 learn what it's like to be a teacher for a day - Duration: 1:09.

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Susquehanan Valley woman describes life as an addict - Duration: 1:42.

8'S KATELYN SMITH

CONTINUES OUR "STATE OF

ADDICTION" COVERAGE THROUGH

THE EYES OF SOMEONE WHO HAS

BEEN THROUGH

IT.

KATELYN: GOOD AFTERNOON

>> GOOD AFTERNOON THIS, IS

STACY HOW MAY I HELP YOU?

KATELYN: A

REGISTERED NURSE, A

WIFE, A MOTHER.

AN ADDICT.

>> BLOCKED PAIN.

EMOTIONAL PAIN.

>> STACY'S THIRD CHILDS WAS

PREMATURE.

SHE WASN'T EVEN SURE HE'D MAKE

IT.

AFTER HER C-SECTION SHE SAYS

HER DOCTOR

OVERPRESCRIBED HER

PERCOSET, A COMBINATION OF

ACETAMINOPHEN AND OXY CODE

DON'T.

SHE WAS GIVEN AS MANY

AS 60

PILLS.

>> INITIALLY STARTED OUT

TAKING ONE OR TWO BUT MY

TOLERANCE GREW.

>> SHE THEN USED HER

CONNECTIONS AS A NURSE TO

START CALLING IN HER OWN

PRESCRIPTIONS.

>> I KNEW I COULD POSSIBLY BE

ARRESTED BUT COMPULSION TO

USE, THE

OBSESSION AND

COMPULSION TO USE IS SO

STRONG.

>> SHE EVENTUALLY GOT CAUGHT

AND SERVED SEVERAL YEARS IN

STATE PRISON.

NO

LONGER A NURSE, NO LONGER A

WIFE, AND NO LONGER A MOTHER.

>> THE DIRECT RESULT OF

MY

ADDICTION, I LOST MY MARRIAGE,

I ABANDONED MY THREE CHILDREN.

>> AND AFTER

PRISON?

HER SITUATION ONLY GOT WORSE.

SHE WAS LOOKING FOR SOMETHING

CHEAPER, MORE ACCESSIBLE AND

SOMETHING THAT WOULDN'T GET

HER IN AS MUCH LEGAL TROUBLE.

SHE SWITCHED FROM

PRESCRIPTION

DRUGS TO HEROIN.

>> IF I GET ARRESTED FOR

CALLING IN A PRESCRIPTION

THAT'S A FELONY, IF

YOU GET

ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION OF

HEROIN THAT'S A MISS DIM

MEAN

NOR.

>> WE'LL TELL YOU ABOUT HER

BATTLE TO FIGHT THAT ADDICTION

LATER THIS WEEK.

>> EARTH I WAS GOING TO DIE OR

I

WAS GOING REALLY MAKE A

STAND AND LIVE.

AND I

CHOSE TO LIVE.

KIM: THIS IS ONLY THE

BEGINNING OF

OUR "STATE OF

ADDICTION" COVERAGE.

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Why pipes break in NWA - Duration: 2:12.

SHE'S LIVE IN FAYETTEVILLE.

PMEGHAN.

PREPORTER: CITY WATE OFFICIALS

PTELL ME A VARIETY OF REASONS CAN

PCAUSE WATER MAIN BREAKS.

PBUT THEY BELIEVE LAST NIGHT'S

PBREAK WAS CAUSED FROM SHIFTING

>> THIS TIME OF THE YEAR WITH

PFREEZING AND THAWING WITH THE

PTEMPERATURES UP AND DOWN.

PLAST NIGHT IT WAS 32 DEGREES AT

P10:00.

THIS MORNING IT WAS 46 DEGREES.

PTHE FREEZE AND THAW CAUSES THE

PGROUND TO MOVE AROUND THE WATER

PLINES AND CAUSES THEM TO BREAK.

PREPORTER: BUT THAT'S NOT THE

PONLY REASON FOR THE BREAKS.

PLOCAL WATER DEPARTMENTS TELL ME

POUR GEOGRAPHY HERE IN NORTHWES

PARKANSAS HAS SOMETHING TO DO

PWITH IT.

>> PEOPLE HAVE TO REMEMBER WE

PLIVE IN THE MOUNTAINS AND WE

PHAVE A LOT OF ROCKS AND OUR

PSOIL.

POVER TIME WHAT C HAPPEN,

PESPECIALLY IF THE PIPES WERE NOT

PINSTALLED PROPERLY 30 TO 50

PYEARS AGO, SOMETIMES DUE TO

PSLIGHT VIBRATION IT CAN CAUSE A

PFAULT AND THEN A BREAK LATER ON

PDOWN THE ROAD.

PREPORTER: HOT SOIL IS ALSO

PNATIVE TO OUR AREA, WHICH CAN

PLEAD TO PROBLEMS WITH PIPES.

PTHOSE TYPES OF SOILS KEEP AND

P>> RETAIN WATER, MOISTURE, AND

PHEAT.

POVER TIME THAT SPEEDS UP THE

PCORROSION PROCESS.

PREPORTER: THE SPRINGDALE WATER

PDEPARTMENT ALSO ATTRIBUTES

PDEFECTIVE PARTS AND IMPROPER

PINSTALLATION OF PIPES AS REASONS

PTHAT CAN LEAD TO A BREAK

PBUT THEY TELL ME THE MOST COMMON

PCAUSES OF BREAKS ARE MAN-MADE.

PCONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, AND

PCONSTRUCTION WORKERS OFTEN HIT

PWATER PIPES AND CAUSE

PBREAK.

PBUT THEY TEND TO BE SMALLER

PBREAKS.

PON A REGULAR BASIS, OUR WATER

PDEPARTMENTS LEAVE HIGH TECH

PLOGGING DEVICES IN SUBDIVISIONS

PTO LOOK FOR AND TRACK POTENTIAL

PLEAKS.

P>> WHEN EVERYONE'S GOING TO

PSLEEP AT NIGHT, AT 2:00 IN THE

PMORNING THEY WILL WAKE UP AND

PTHEY WILL START LOOKING FOR

PNOISES.

PWE HAVE LEARNED OVER TIME THAT

PCERTAIN FREQUENCIES REPRESENT

PLEAKS IN THE SYSTEM.

PREPORTER: IF YOU NOTICE A LEAK

POR AN UNUSUALLY LARGE AMOUNT OF

PWATER IN AN AUDIT PLAYS, CONTACT

PYOUR LOCAL WATER DEPARTMENT.

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Ramblers back in contention after tough run - Duration: 1:37.

DUMOULIN'S PENGUINS ARE

IN THIRD PLACE.

ONE OF THE GREAT STORIES OF THIS

YEAR'S HIGH SCHOOL BASKEALL

SEASON IS A FEW YEARS IN THE

MAKING.

THE WINTHROP GIR BASKETBALL

SEASON WAS ON THBRINK OF

FOLDING THREE YEARS AGO.

BUT AN OUTSIDE THE BOX IDEA

SAVED THE PROGRAM, AND IT'S

PAYING OFF THIS YEAR

THE WINTHROP GIRLS BASKETBAL

TEAM HAS FOUND SUCCESS THIS

WINTER.

AFTER A LONG ROAD OF FAILURE

DATING BACK TO A WINLESS

FRHMAN YEAR FOR THIS YEAR'S

SENIOR

>> JUST BEING BLOWN OUT OVER AND

OVER AND OVER, WE ULDNT' WORK

OUT BASIC THINGS AT WE NEEDED

TO LEARN, ALOT OF US START

PLAYING BASKETBALL LAT

YEARS AGO.

>> WE'RE FOCUSED ON FUNDAMENTALS

AND BUILDING UP A TEAM AGAIN,

AND IT WAS JUST, IT WAS A GOOD

MOVE.

OBVIOUSLY WE FELT A LITTLE

DISCOURAGED AT FIRST, BUT

LOOKING BACK IT WAS THE BEST

DECISION FOR THIS TEAM.'

TRAVIS THE TEAM RETURNED TO

VARSITY PLAY LAST WINT, AND

WON 3 GAMES.

THIS YEAR THE TEAM HAS AEAT

CHANCE TO MAKE THE PLAYOFFS.

>> OUR FIRST ME WAS AGAINST

OAK HILL, AND IT WAS A W IN

OVERTIME, THAT WAS A CRAZY

EXPERIENCE, THERE WERE ALOT OF

TEARS AND A LOT OF SMILES.

TRAVIS: FOR THE SENIORS, IT'S

BEEN A LONG ROAD, BUT THEY TAKE

PRIDE IN THE TOUGH CHOICES THEY

MADE TO REBUILD THE OGRAM.

>> WE USED TO NOT HAVE ANYBODY

COME TO THE GAMES, BUT NOW WE

HAVE A HUGE STUDENT SECTI,

IT'S A LOT OF FUN

LOSING, 60-6 AND STUFF LE

THAT, WE'RE PROUD TO SAY WE V

BEEN A PART OF THAT.

TRAVIS: PERSISTENCE AND PATIENCE

PAYING OFF.

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Bill's Evening Update - Duration: 3:10.

OW FORECAST.

>>> THE RANDBY FACTOR FOR THIS

EVENING.

I GIVE IT A FOUR.

LITTLE UNPLEASANT IF YOU HAVE TO

BE OUTSIDE, LATER ON THIS

EVENING, WHERE WE'LL HAVE LIGHT

SNOW.

34 DEGREES OUR TEMPERATURE AT

AROUND 9:00.

SUPER DOPPLER 7 RADAR.

MOST OF THE DRIVE IS OKAY THIS

EVENING, BUT OUR RADAR IS

SHOWING DRIZZLE AND SPRINKLES

ALONG THE PLATTE RIVER IN

SAUNDERS, WESTERN DOUGLAS, UP

TOWARD FREMONT, STILL HAVE THE

WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN THE

SAME PLACE IT WAS YESTERDAY, AND

NOW THE WINTER STORM WARNING

CONTINUES HERE FOR NORTHERN

NEBRASKA, SOUTHERN SOUTH DAKOTA,

WESTERN IOWA.

THE STORM PRETTY MUCH AS

EXPECTED, HEAVY BAND OF SNOW IN

NORTHERN NEBRASKA, SOUTHERN

SOUTH DAKOTA, NORTHWESTERN IOWA.

NOT MUCH HERE YET.

HERE'S OUR COMPUTER MODEL, 5:30,

MOST IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA.

BY 9:00, BAND OF SNOW INTO THE

OMAHA METRO, COULD BE RAIN ON

THE LEADING EDGE, CHANGING TO

SNOW.

FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS THIS

EVENING, DECENT KNOW WILL COME

DOWN.

THEN IT ENDS FOR A WHILE AND

INTO TOMORROW MORNING.

BUT BY THE MORNING DRIVE MORE

LIGHT TO BRIEFLY MODERATE SNOW

AROUND HERE FOR SEVERAL HOURS IN

THE EARLY AFTERNOON, THEN MOVES

OUT INTO THE EVENING.

THAT COMPUTER MODEL GIVES US AN

INCH THIS EVENING ALTHOUGH MOST

AREAS AROUND A HALF INCH AND

TOMORROW ANOTHER ITCH SO THAT

WOULD BRING OUR TOTAL TO 2.2,

THIS IS T NORTH AMERICAN

MODEL, GIVE US A COUPLE INCHES

OFF TO THE NORTH.

THIS IS MY FORECAST I HAD GOING

YESTERDAY, ONE TO THREE FOR THE

OMAHA METRO.

NORFOLK MAY END UP ON THE HIGH

SIDE, THREE TO SIX.

GET SOUTH OF OMAHA, LOOKING AT A

DUSTIN

>> HEAVIEST SNOWS FAR OFF TO THE

NORTH, BUT BRIEFLY, COUPLE OF

SHOWERS THIS EVENING.

LIGHT TO MODERATE SNOW, STRONG

NORTHWEST WINDS, ONE TO THREE

INCH OF KNO

SNOW FOR THE OMAHA METRO

SGRCHLT LIGHT KNOW FOR THE

MORNING DRIVE.

S STRONG NORTHWEST WINDS INTO

THE AFTERNOON, TEMPERATURES

DON'T CHANGE MUCH.

DURING THE DAY TOMORROW, OFF AND

ON SNOW SHOWERS ADD AN INCH TO

INCH AND A HALF TO WHAT WE GET

TONIGHT.

28 TO 30, COLD STRETCH.

NORTHWEST WINDS CONTINUE ON

THURSDAY, LITTLE BREEZY FRIDAY.

TEMPERATURES THIS WEEKEND, STILL

34, 32, ABOUT AVERAGE THIS TIME

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Crooks get away with classic cars, ransack home while owners were out of town - Duration: 1:17.

KOCO'S MECCA RAYNE NEAR 104TH

AND PENN WITH THE STORY.

MECCA: CROOKS BROKE INTO THIS

WITH MILLION DOLLAR HOUSE,

PULLING OUT JUST ABOUT

EVERYTHING YOU CAN THINK OF.

IN EVERY SINGLE ROOM.

THEY LEFT A HUGE MESS, AND

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN DAMAGE.

>> I AM NOT LOOKING FORWARD TO

CLEANING ALL OF THIS MESS UP,

BUT IT HAS TO BE DONE.

MECCA: DESTRUCTION THANKS TO

CROOKS, THEY RIPPED CURTAINS AND

RANSACKED EVERY, ROOM AND FILE.

>> I WOULD LIKE FOR THEM TO GET

CAUGHT.

MECCA: CATCHING THEM MIGHT HELP

HIM GET HIS THINGS BACK, AND

WHAT HE WANTS MOST OF THE

VEHICLES THEY GOT AWAY WITH.

HIS GMC PICKUP, 63 FORD, AND

1993 CHEVROLET SERVICE TRUCK.

>> I AND OUT-OF-POCKET OVER

$100,000.

MECCA: GARY TELLING KOCO 5 NEWS

THE SUSPECTS MIGHT BE PEOPLE WHO

KNOW THEM OR HIS FAMILY.

HE HOPES SOMEONE WILL SAY

SOMETHING IF THEY KNOW ANYTHING

ABOUT THE BREAKING.

>> SOMEBODY MIGHT KNOW SOMEONE

THAT HAS SEEN SOMEBODY FORCING

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DPW employee carries woman from flooded van - Duration: 1:27.

>> IT HAS BEEN SHUT

DOWN ALL DAY

BECAUSE THEY KNOW THAT THIS

STREET FLOODS.

SEVERAL FEET OF WATER SHUTTING

DOWN THE ROADWAY.

A WOMAN GOT STRANDED OUT THERE.

>> SHE WAS AT THE WINDOW.

>> FLOODWATERS POURED IN.

>>

THE WATER STARTED GOING RIGHT

INSIDE THE VAN.

>> HE WAS CHECKING ON THE

ROADWAY FOR THE DPW.

>> I SEE A

VAN AND IT IS A

SCHOOL BUS.

THERE COULD BE KIDS ON THE BUS.

>> NO KIDS WERE INSIDE.

THE DRIVER WAS JUST GRATEFUL

SOMEONE FINALLY RESCUED HER FROM

THE RISING DANGER.

>> IT IS ALL RIGHT.

>> MY FEET ARE

FREEZING.

AT THE END OF THE DAY AT LEAST

SHE IS OUT OF THEIR.

THE IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM

FIRST RESPONDERS, IF YOU SEE

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A+ Merline Mathieu of Boston International Newcomers Academy - Duration: 2:13.

WALK THE

HALLS, AND YOU WILL

MEET STUDENTS FROM ALL OVER THE

WORLD INCLUDING MARLENE WHO CAME

HERE FROM HAITI.

>>

MY SCHOOL WAS DESTROYED.

>>

AFTER THE DEVASTATING

EARTHQUAKE SHE HELPED TAKE CARE

OF HER SICK MOTHER.

WHEN FACED WITH THE OPPORTUNITY

TO COME TO AMERICA TO LIVE WITH

HER DAD AND FINISH SCHOOL SHE

KNEW SHE COULD NOT PASS IT UP.

>> I AM NOT GOING TO GIVE UP.

I NEVER HAVE ANY DOUBT I'M NOT

GOING BACK TO SCHOOL.

>> SHE

DIDN'T SPEAK ANY ENGLISH

AT ALL.

>> I WAS SO SCARED.

WHEN I GOT HERE I WAS IN THE

OFFICE.

THEY WERE SPEAKING TO ME.

I DIDN'T KNOW.

I COULDN'T HEAR ANYTHING.

>>

WHEN SHE CAME IN YOU COULD

SEE SHE WAS THIRSTY TO

LEARN.

SHE WAS EAGER.

SHE WANTED TO SOAK IT ALL IN.

>> HER ENGLISH HAS COME A LONG

WAY

.

SHE HAS EVEN TAKEN UP THE

VIOLIN.

SHE IS STARTING THE NURSING

PROGRAM WHILE SHE WRAPS UP HER

SENIOR YEAR.

NEVER GIVING UP ON HER DREAM TO

FINISH SCHOOL.

THIS WEEK, A+.

SINCE COMING HERE, SHE HAS ONLY

MISSED ONE DAY OF SCHOOL.

THE DAY OF HER FIRST

SNOWSTORM.

SHE MADE SURE SHE WAS PREPARED

FOR WINTER'S AFTER THAT.

BEN:

DO YOU KNOW AN EXCEPTIONAL

STUDENT?

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New Mexicans get personal invite to provide security at Super Bowl - Duration: 1:15.

PBIG GAME.

P>> WE ARE VERY PROUD THAT WE ARE

PREPRESENTING BERNALILLO COUNTY.

PREPORTER: BERNALILLO COUNTY

PEMERGENCY MANAGER RICHARD CLARK

PIS ON HIS WAY TO SUPER BOWL 51

PIN HOUSTON TEXAS.

PHE WON'T BE THERE TO CHEER ON

PTHE TEAMS, THOUGH.

PCLARK AND TWO OTHER BERNALILLO

PCOUNTY EMPLOYEES WERE INVITED TO

PHELP WITH MASSIVE SECURITY

POPERATIONS LEADING UP TO THE BIG

PGAME

P>> YOU'VE SEEN IN THE NEWS

PBEFORE, VEHICLES RUNNING THROUGH

PCROWDS.

YOU ARE ALWAYS WORRIED ABOUT

PDIRTY BOMBS, THINGS THAT MIGHT

PHAPPEN.

PREPORTER CLARK TELLS ME IS THE

PWORK THEY DO AT THE BALLOON

PFIESTA THAT GOT THEM NOTIFIED BY

PFEDERAL AGENCIES.

P>> HOPEFULLY WE CAN HELP IMPROVE

PTHE THINGS THAT HAPPENED.

PREPORTER: CLARK SAYS THEY WILL

PHELP OUT AT THE HOUSTON

POPERATIONS CENTER, AND WILL ALSO

PBE PROVIDING SECURITY FOR EVENTS

PAT HOUSTON'S CONVENTION CENTER.

PTHEY'LL ALSO GO OUT IN

PSPECIALIZED TEAMS LOOKING TO

PSPOT SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY.

PWHILE CLARK MIGHT BE A LITTLE

PTOO BUSY TO ACTUALLY WATCH ANY

POF THE GAME, HE TELLS ME HE

KNOW'S WHO HE'LL BE ROOTING FO

P>> 19 IS GONE.

P-- MY TEAM IS GONE.

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Suelta La Sopa | Juan Osorio confirma que Ninel Conde será parte de 'Aventurera'. | Entretenimiento - Duration: 2:24.

For more infomation >> Suelta La Sopa | Juan Osorio confirma que Ninel Conde será parte de 'Aventurera'. | Entretenimiento - Duration: 2:24.

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