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[Donald] And giving it back to you, the people.

[Bane] And we give it to you... the people.

[laughing]

Hey Bane, is this the video you're making for Trump for jackin' your steez?

For more infomation >> Bane Reacts To Donald Trump's Inauguration Speech - Duration: 3:03.

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Anyone in Pennsylvania can get Narcan, the drug that prevents overdose deaths - Duration: 1:49.

INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER PAUL VAN

OSDOL IS HERE WITH THAT STORY.

REPORTER: WE'VE ALL HEARD

STORIES ABOUT FIRST RESPONDERS

USING NARCAN TO RELIVE AN

OVERDOSE VICTIM.

YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A FIRST

RESPONDER TO USE IT.

THERE IS A STANDING ORDER FROM

PHYSICIAN GENERAL ALLOWING ANY

PENNSYLVANIAN TO GET A NARCAN

PRESCRIPTION.

TODAY WE WERE THERE WHEN SHE

FILLED ONE OF HER OWN SCRIPTS.

>> I'D LIKE TO HAVE A STANDING

ORDER FOR NARCAN.

REPORTER: SHE FILLED THE

PRESCRIPTION AT THE GIANT EAGLE

PHARMACY.

>> HERE IS MY INSURANCE CARD.

REPORTER: AND SHE ENCOURAGED

OTHERS TO DO T SAME,

ESPECIALLY IF THEY KNOW SOMEONE

WITH AN ADDICTION.

>> YOU DO NOT NEED A

PRESCRIPTION FROM OUR PERSONAL

PHYSICIA TO OBTAIN THIS

LIFE-SAVING MEDICATION.

REPORTER: SHE SAYS POLICE USING

NARCAN HAVE SAVED MOR THAN 2200

LIVES ACROSS PENNSYLVANIA.

IN WESTMORELAND COUNTY THE

OPIOID CRISIS HAS HIT HARD.

OVERDOSE DEATHS HAVE NEARLY

DOUBLED IN JUST TWO YEARS

REACHING 172 IN 2016.

>> THESE ARE REAM NUMBERS, THESE

ARE REAL PEOPLE AND THESE ARE

PEOPLE THAT COULD HAVE BEEN

SAVED.

REPORTER: THE NORWINN SCHOOL

DISTRICT HAS NARCAN KITS IN

AWFUL ITS SCHOOLS AND IS

TRAINING ALL OF EUFTS TEACHER

ITS TEACHERS ON HOW TO USE IT.

>> WE ARE IN THE BUSINESS OF

SAVING LIVES EVERY DAY WHETHER

HEIGHTS A STUDENT WHO HAS

ACADEMIC OR SOCIAL OR EMOTIONAL

ISSUES.

WE ARE HERE TO SAV LIVES.

REPORTER: NARCAN IS AVAILABLE AS

AN INHALER WHICH MAKES IT EASY

TO USE.

IT IS COVERED UNDERMOST

INSURANCE PLANS AS WELL A

MEDICAID.

DR. LEVINE SAYS IT IS CRITICAL

THAT ANYONE REVIVED WITH NARCAN

For more infomation >> Anyone in Pennsylvania can get Narcan, the drug that prevents overdose deaths - Duration: 1:49.

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New Albany police searching for murder suspect - Duration: 1:52.

@MEANWHILE THE VICTIM'S MOTHER

@TELLS ME SHE JUST WANTS JUSTICE

@FOR HER SON.

@>> MY SON WAS A GOOD KID.

@HE HAD SOME ISSUES, BUT HE HAD A

@HEART OF GOLD AND HE WOULD HAVE

@DONE ANYTHING FO ANYBODY

@PReporter: CARLA SHELTON IS STILL

@IN SHOCK OVER THE DEATH OF HER

@SON, 20-YEAR-OLD RICHARD COZART,

@JR.

@SHELTON SAYS HER SON LOVED TO

@MAKE PEOPLE LAUGH, BUT SHE

@ADMITS HE HAD HIS DEMONS.

@>> HE WAS AN ALL AROUND GOOD

@GUY...HE JUST HAD AN ADDICTION

@PReporter: IT WAS HIS ADDICTION

@THAT LIKELY PUT HIM IN THE WRONG

@PLACE AT THE WRONG TIME.

@LAST WEDNESDAY AUTHORITIES SAY

@DEANTE WILLIAMS, ALSO KNOWN AS

@DEANTE BAKER, SHOT INTO COZART'S

@CAR.

COZART DIED FROM ONE BULLET

@WOUND AND NOW POLICE ARE ON THE

@HUNT FOR WILLIAMS.

@>> IT APPEARS TO BE A DISPUTE

@INVOLVING DRUGS AND OR MONEY.

@IT APPEARS TO BE A DISPUTE

@INVOLVING DRUGS AND/OR MONEY.

@PReporter: PROSECUTOR KEITH

@HENDERSON SAYS WILLIAMS IS

@DANGEROUS.

@THOSE LIVING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD

@WHERE THE SHOOTING HAPPENED ARE

@ANXIOUS FOR AN ARREST.

@>> I'M TERRIFIED HE KILLER HAS

@NOT EVEN BEEN CAUGHT YET.

@>> I HOPE THEY CATCH WHOEVER DID

@IT.

@PReporter: AUTHORITIES SAY

@WILLIAMS IS FROM LOUISVILLE.

@SHELTON SAYS SHE'S SEEN A

@PICTURE OF HIM IN THE PAST.

@NOW SHE WANTS TO GET A MESSAGE

@OUT TO ANYONE STRUGGLING WITH

@ADDICTION.

@>> I WILL SAY TO EVERYBODY OUT

@THERE ON DRUGS, IS THIS WORTH

@IT?!

@DO YOU WANT YOUR MOTHERS GOING

@THROUGH THIS?!

@STRAIGHTEN UP, DO SOMETHING WITH

@YOUR LIFE!

@BE A BETTER PERSON

@PReporter: TAKE ANOTHER LOOK...

@THIS IS THE MAN POLICE WANT TO

@FIND

@IF YOU KNOW WHERE DEANTE

@WILLIAMS IS, OR IF YOU SEE HIM,

For more infomation >> New Albany police searching for murder suspect - Duration: 1:52.

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2 Senators work to remove Lancaster County sheriff - Duration: 1:17.

ICE.

MIKE S.: MARK REESE HASN'T SHOWN

UP FOR WORK AT THE LANCASTER

COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE SINCE

JUNE.

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HAVE

ASKED REESE TO RESIGN, BUT HE

HAS NOT, AND THEY CAN'T MAKE

HIM.

AS AN ELECTED OFFICIAL, IT TAKES

STATE GOVERNMENT TO REMOVE HIM.

>> ARE WE TO EXPECT TO PAY

SOMEONE NOT TO DO THE ROLES AND

FUNCTIONS THEY WERE ELECTED TO

DO UNTIL THE END OF THAT TERM?

ABSOLUTLEY NOT.

>> THIS IS A RARELY USED BUT

CLEARLY ARTICULATED

CONSTITUTIONAL THING THAT GIVES

THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA TO DO

A DIRECT REMOVAL.

MIKE: THE KEY ISSUE IS

TAXPAYER

DOLLARS.

LAWMAKERS SAY REESE HAS

COLLECTED $17,000.

>> THE COUNTY KEEP SPENDING

MONEY ON A DAY -- ON AN

INDIVIDUAL WHO IS NOT DOING

THEIR JOB.

I WOULD BE HARD-PRESSED FOR ANY

TAXPAYER OF LANCASTER COUNTY TO

FIND THAT SATISFACTORY.

MIKE S.: AUMENT AND MARTIN

AUTHORED A RESOLUTION TO START

THE REMOVAL PROCESS.

NEXT, A COMMITTEE WILL

INVESTIAGE THE CLAIMS, AND THEN

RECOMMEND WHETHER OR NOT THE

FULL SENATE SHOULD VOTE TO

REMOVE REESE.

IN THE STATE CAPITOL, MIKE

STRAUB, NEWS 8.

RON: MARTIN AND AUMENT WOULD NOT

SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE.

IT IS THE SAME PROCESS THE

SENATE USED TO TRY TO REMOVE

For more infomation >> 2 Senators work to remove Lancaster County sheriff - Duration: 1:17.

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Video: Robbery suspect caught by funeral director charged - Duration: 2:11.

Y SUSPECT.

STAN: 11 NEWS REPORTER LOWELL

MELSER EXPLAINS HOW IT ALL WENT

DOWN IN THE BALTIMORE HIGHLANDS

NEIGHBORHOOD

LOWELL: THE HERO IN THIS CASE IS

NO NORMAL FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

HE IS AN ARMY THAT IT HAS -- VET

AND HAS 12 YEARS WITH THE

MARYLAND STATE POLICE.

>> YOU DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT

IT.

LOWELL: FOR MARK BAILEY, STATE

TROOPER TURNED FUNERAL DIRECTOR,

IT'S JUST SOMETHING IN HIS

BLOOD.

AFTER SPENDING 12 YEARS AS A

TROOPER, HIS CAREER WAS CUT

SHORT AFTER BEING HIT TRYING TO

STOP A STOLEN TRACTOR TRAILER ON

THE B.W. PARKWAY BACK IN 2004.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, HIS LAW

ENFORCEMENT SKILLS WERE PUT TO

THE TEST AFTER A 12-YEAR HIATUS.

>> UP HERE TO THE DOOR, AND HE

SAID OPEN YOUR SAFE, OR I WILL

SHOOT.

LOWELL: JUST DOWN THE STREET

FROM BAILEY'S FUNERAL HOME,

SHARONE JOSEPH AT THE BALTIMORE

HIGHLANDS PHARMACY WAS BEING

ROBBED AT GUNPOINT FOR

NARCOTICS.

THE PHARMACY SHARES A STORE WITH

A FLORIST, WHO JUST SO HAPPENED

TO BE ON THE PHONE WITH BAILEY,

AND INFORMED HIM THEY WERE BEING

ROBBED.

SO BAILEY JUMPED IN HIS CAR AND

WENT TO HELP, AND FOUND HIMSELF

FACE TO FACE WITH THE ROBBER IN

THEIR PARKING LOT.

AND THE CHASE WAS ON.

>> AT A CERTAIN POINT IN TIME,

HE STOPPED, PULLED A PISTOL FROM

HIS WAISTBAND, AND I WAS ABLE TO

SMACK THAT FROM HIS HAND.

WE FOUGHT FOR A FEW MINUTES, AND

I SUBDUED HIM UNTIL BALTIMORE

COUNTY POLICE WERE ABLE TO

ARRIVE.

LOWELL: POLICE WOULD ARREST

37-YEAR-OLD ROBERT JAMES RICHTER

OF HALETHORPE.

JOSEPH GOT THE DRUGS BACK, AND

STILL CAN'T BELIEVE HOW BRAVE

HER NEIGHBOR IS.

>> I DON'T KNOW IF ANYONE WOULD

DO THAT.

WHAT HIS LIFE ON THE LINE FOR

US.

IT'S REALLY GREAT.

I'M GLAD MARK WAS THERE, OR THIS

WOULD HAVE HAPPENED.

LOWELL: THE SUSPECT IS CHARGED

WITH FIRST-DEGREE ASSAULT, ARMED

ROBBERY, AND OTHER CHARGES.

For more infomation >> Video: Robbery suspect caught by funeral director charged - Duration: 2:11.

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Isolated shower possible - Duration: 5:15.

NOW, YOUR WLKY

@WEATHER WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST

@JAY CARDOSI.

@PJay: HOW ABOUT A TIME LAPSE

@REVIEW OF TODAY'S WEATHER.

@THIS FROM THE BRISTOL RESTAURANT

@IN JEFFERSONVILLE.

@IT TURNED OUT TO BE A GREAT DAY

@OUT THERE.

@QUITE A FEW PASSING CLOUDS

@ESPECIALLY LATE MORNING THROUGH

@EARLY AFTERNOON AND ISOLATED

@SHOWERS MOVING THROUGH.

@ASIDE FROM THAT, WE JUST KIND OF

@SEEN THIS MIX OF CLOUDS AND A

@LITTLE BIT SUNSHINE.

@MORE IMPORTANTLY THE

@TEMPERATURES REALLY JUMPING

@THROUGHOUT THE COURSE OF THE

@DAY.

@WE TOPPED OUT IN THE LOW 60s.

@63 SPECIFICALLY HERE IN TOWN

@AFTER A MORNING START OF 37.

@AND JUST A TRACE OF RAIN IN THE

@OLD RAIN BUCKET AS ONE OF THOSE

@ISOLATED SHOWERS PASSED ACROSS

@PORTIONS OF THE METRO.

@OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW STILL PLENTY

@WARM.

@61 TO 62 IS THE RANGE.

@HUMIDITY IS 58%, SOUTH BREEZE IN

@HERE AT 12 MILES-PER-HOUR.

@THE BIGGER PICTURE AROUND THE

@OHIO VALLEY SHOWING SHOWERS KIND

@OF BLOWING UP, MORE SIGNIFICANT

@SHOWERS OFF TO THE EAST OF US,

@BUT THEY ARE MOVING IN THAT

@DIRECTION.

@YOU GO FARTHER NORTH AND BOY,

@THERE HAS BEEN A SNOW STORM THAT

@HAS BEEN RAGING THE LAST 24

@HOURS OR SO.

@NOW, WE HAVE SOME SNOW FROM

@MICHIGAN BACK INTO THE

@WISCONSIN, STILL SNOWING ACROSS

@PORTIONS OF IOWA.

@TAKE A LOOK AT SOME OF THESE

@PICTURES.

@THIS IS FROM NORTHERN, IOWA THIS

@MORNING AND SOME AREAS OF NORTH,

@IOWA PICKED U 12-INCHES OF

@SNOW.

@IT WAS COMING DOWN FAST AND

@FURIOUS LAST NIGHT AT THE RATE

@OF ONE TO TWO INCHES PER HOUR,

@WIND WAS BLOWING AND NO PLOWS

@WERE OUT.

@IT WAS ROUGH GO ACROSS PORTIONS

@06, IOWA EARLIER TODAY AND STILL

@SNOWING IN THAT AREA.

@LET'S TALK ABOUT OUR SNOW

@CHANCES AND ALSO THE COLDER AIR

@THAT WILL BE WORKING IN.

@AS WE GO FORWARD IN TIME, A COLD

@FRONT WILL BE PASSING THROUGH

@THIS EVENING.

@IN DOING SO SLIGHT CHANCE IT

@COULD BUBBLE UP AN ISOLATED

@SHOWER, BUT I THINK MOST OF US

@WILL STAY ON THE DRY SIDE.

@ONCE A FRONT KICKS OFF TO THE

@EAST, SOME OF THAT COOLER AIR

@WILL BE INVADING AND SEE PARTIAL

@CLEARING AS WE MOVE DEEPER INTO

@THE EVENING.

@THE CLEARING WON'T LAST.

@THE LOW CLOUDS MAKE A RETURN

@LATE TONIGHT.

@BY THE TIME YOU WAKE UP TOMORROW

@MORNING EXPECT CLOUDY SKIES AND

@COLDER.

@BREEZY IN THE MORNING AS WELL AS

@TEMPERATURES WILL BE A MIX OF

@MIDDLE AND UPPER 30s AND WIND

@CHILLS COLDER THAN THAT.

@38 IN THE METRO.

@AS WE MOVE THROUGH TOMORROW, NOT

@A LOT OF SUNSHINE EXPECTED.

@HOLD ON TO THE LOW CLOUDS,

@SLIGHT CHANCE THERE COULD BE A

@BRIEF SPRINKLE AND MAYBE A

@FLURRY TOMORROW LATE AFTERNOON

@DO TOMORROW NIGHT.

@I THINK THE BIG WEATHER STORY

@FOR TOMORROW IS JUST TURNING

@COLDER RELATIVELY SPEAKING.

@THESE TEMPERATURES ARE ABOUT

@WHERE THEY SHOULD BE FOR THE

@TIME OF YEAR WITH UPPER 30s

@AND LOW 40s.

@42 THE EXPECTED HIGH TOMORROW

@AFTERNOON HERE IN THE METRO

@REGION.

@YOU LOOK FARTHER OFF TO THE

@NORTHWEST... YEAH, THINGS ARE

@REALLY COOLING OFF WITH LOWER

@AND MIDDLE 20, BUT THIS IS NOT

@ARCTIC AIR.

@IT'S WHERE IT SHOULD BE FOR THE

@TIME OF YEAR AND SOME OF THAT

@COLDER AIR CUSTOM TO SPILL IN

@OUR DIRECTION.

@IT WILL BE AROUND A COLDER

@WEATHER PATTERN SETS UP ACROSS

@THE EASTERN 1/2 OF THE LOWER 48

@WITH THIS DIP IN THE JETSTREAM

@FORMING.

@BOTTOM LINE COLDER WEATHER

@MAKING RETURN, BUT NOTHING

@EXCEEDINGLY COLD.

@THE BEST CHANCE FOR THURSDAY

@WILL COME AT US ON SUNDAY.

@HERE'S THE FORECAST... NEXT FEW

@HOURS SLIGHT CHANCE FOR AN

@ISOLATED SHOWER, OTHERWISE IT

@WILL BE PARTLY TO MOTEL CLOUDY

@AS THE 60s WILL GO BACK INTO

@THE 50s.

@49 WITH CLEARING SKIES AT

@10:00 TONIGHT.

@WAKING UP CLOUDY, BREEZY AND

@COOL, TEMPERATURES AROUND 38.

@A SLOW CLIMB TO BY MIDDAY.

@HIGH TOMORROW 42.

@CHANCE FOR A FLURRY.

@TEMPERATURES STAY WELL ABOVE

@FREEZING.

@41 SATURDAY... A CHANCE FOR A

@LITTLE BIT OF LIGHT SNOW OR

@FLURRIES AS WE MOVE ON TO

@SUNDAY.

@WE ARE BACK INTO THE LOWER 50s

@BY NEXT TUESDAY.

@KIND OF SOME UPS AND DOWNS.

@THE NEXT FOUR DAYS OR SOFORE

@DOWNS THAN UP.

@WHERE WE SHOULD BE FOR THE TIME

@OF YEAR.

@PEric: WE CAN TAKE THAT.

@I AM SITTING HERE BY MYSELF.

@VICKI LEFT.

@WE ARE A VIDEO SPONSOR FOR

@GREATER LOUISVILLE INC. AND THEY

@ARE HAVING THEIR ANNUAL DINNER

@TONIGHT AND VICKI IS SCHEDULE

@TODAY INTRODUCE THE GOVERNOR AT

@6:10.

@WE HAVE BETS WHETHER SHE WILL

For more infomation >> Isolated shower possible - Duration: 5:15.

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Operation save a life - Duration: 1:22.

SANDRA: OPERATION SAVE A LIFE

KICKING OFF TODAY.

WPBF A PROUD PARTNER.

WE ARE TRYING TO GET THE WORD

OUT ON HOW YOU CAN BE SAFE WHEN

IT COMES TO FIRE SAFETY.

THE NUMBER ONE THING IS SMOKE

DETECTORS.

SO MANY ARE KILLED WITHOUT A

SMOKE DETECTOR.

>> ABSOLUTELY.

LAST YEAR PALM BEACH COUNTY RAN

OVER 1200 FIRE CALLS.

THERE'S NOTHING MORE TRAGIC THAN

PEOPLE WHO WERE NOT NOTIFIED

EARLY ENOUGH OR ARE ABLE TO GET

OUT BECAUSE THEY DID NOT HAVE A

SIMPLE THING LIKE A SMOKE

DETECTOR.

SANDRA: WE ARE TRYING TO GET THE

WORD OUT.

MAKE SURE IT WORKS, THE

BATTERIES ARE CHANGED.

CARBON MONOXIDE ALSO KILLS MANY.

>> WE JUST KICKED OFF A CAMPAIGN

CALLED GETTING TO KNOW CO.

IT IS ODORLESS AND COLORLESS.

THE ONLY SYMPTOMS YOU WILL SEE

OUR MALAISE AND NAUSEA.

A LOT OF CARS ARE SO QUIET YOU

MIGHT NOT EVEN KNOW THEY ARE ON

IN YOUR GARAGE.

SANDRA: THESE LITTLE NOTICES

THAT GO ON YOUR REMOTE.

REMEMBER, DANGER, IS YOUR CAR

STILL RUNNING?

For more infomation >> Operation save a life - Duration: 1:22.

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From prescription pills - to heroin - Duration: 1:17.

-- HOW IT LED HER TO HEROIN.

KATELYN: A REAL PRESCRIPTION

FROM A LEGITIMATE DOCTOR.

60 PERCOCET PILLS.

IT WAS MORE THAN SHE NEEDED, BUT

MADE HER FEEL LIKE SHE NEEDED

MORE.

>> THIS WAS THE 90'S, WHERE

OPIOIDS WERE PRESCRIBED LIKE

CANDY.

KATELYN: AND STACEY LONGARINI

WAS POPPING THEM THAT WAY.

>> THESE WERE MARKETED THAT

THEY WOULD NOT BE ADDICTIVE IN

THE CASE OF PAIN. THAT PROVED TO

BE COMPLETELY FALSE.

KATELYN: STACEY WAS HOOKED, AND

WHEN HER PRESCRIPTION RAN OUT,

SHE USED HER CONNECTIONS AS A

NURSE TO WRITE HER OWN.

WHEN SHE GOT BUSTED FOR THAT,

SHE SWITCHED TO HEROIN.

>> IT'S DEFINITELY A PHYSICAL

ADDICTION, BUT FOR ME, THE

MENTAL OBSESSION AND COMPULSION,

THE WANT OF IMMEDIATE RELIEF

FROM ANY TYPE OF PAIN.

KATELYN: SHE LOST HER MARRIAGE

AND ABANDONED HER 3 CHILDREN,

BUT FINALLY GOT HELP FROM THE

SAME PLACE SHE'S NOW EMPLOYED,

AT THE RASE PROJECT IN CARLISLE.

IT STANDS FOR RECOVERY,

ADVOCACY, SERVICE, AND

EMPOWERMENT.

>> IT MIGHT GET PAINFUL, BUT I

DON'T HAVE TO, I DON'T HAVE TO

NUMB MYSELF ANYMORE WITH SOME

KIND OF SUBSTANCE.

KATELYN: KATELYN SMITH, NEWS 8.

RON: OUR "STATE OF ADDICTION"

COVERAGE CONTINUES ON WGAL'S

FACEBOOK PAGE.

THERE, YOU CAN SHARE WITH US HOW

For more infomation >> From prescription pills - to heroin - Duration: 1:17.

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Beloved music teacher dies after collapsing in class at Leechburg High School - Duration: 1:53.

REMEMBERING HIM TONIG.

REPORTER: HE WAS ONE OF THOSE

TEACHERS WHO REALLY HAD AN

IMPACT ON HIS STUDENTS' LIVES,

SO MUCH SO THAT TWO OF THEM TOLD

ME TODAY THEY PLAN TO PURSUE

MUSIC IN COLLEGE ALL BECAUSE OF

HIM, AND THEY ARE THANKFUL FOR

THAT FINAL CONVERSATION THEY HAD

WITH HIM JUST BEFORE HE

COLLAPSED IN THE CLASSROOM.

HE GAVE H ALL FOR 22 YEARS AS

A MUSIC TEACHER IN T LEECHBURG

AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT.

>> HE TAUGHT BEHIND THE SCENES

STUFF NOT JUST PERFORMING, THAT

REAL PLAYED A ROLE IN HOW

APPRECIATE MUSIC TODAY.

REPORTER: THESE SENIORS ARE BOTH

MAJORING IN MUSIC I COLLEGE

NEXT YEAR.

>> HE REALLY HELPED BUILD THAT

PASSION.

I LIKED IT BEFOREHAND AND THEN

GOING AND HIM TEACHING US,

TEACHING ME AN INSTRUMENT I

THOUGHT THAT WAS THE COOLEST

THING EVER.

REPORTER: YOUNG AND GIBSON

WALKED INTO CLASS YESTERDAY AND

HAD A GOOD CONVERSATION.

A SHORT TIME LATER HE COLLAPSED

IN THE CLASSROOM.

STUDENTS GOT HELP, BUT HE LATER

DIED.

>> IT'S RELIEVING TO KNOW THAT

WE PLAYED A PART IN HIS

HAPPINESS RIGHT BEFORE IT.

GIVING HIM THAT LAS FINAL

CONVERSATION, LETTING HIM KNOW

THAT WE APPRECIATE WHO HE WAS

AND WHAT HE DID FOR US.

REPORTER: HE HAD HAD HEALTH

ISSUES OVER THE YEARS, AND JUST

MOVED FROM THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

TO THE HIGH SCHOOL FOR THIS

SCHOOL YEAR.

HIS LEGACY IS ONE STUDENT'S HOPE

WILL LIVE ON.

>> HE SHOWED US NO MATTER WHAT

WE CAN ALWAYS MOVE ON, WE CAN

ALWAYS PUSH THROUGH SOMETHING

AND HE REALLY SHOWED UP THE

STRENGTH AND COURAGE.

REPORTER: COUNSELORS ARE ON HAND

FOR ANYONE WHO NEED THEM HERE AT

THE LEECHBURG AREA SCHOOL

DISTRICT.

I'M ALSO TOLD THAT HE RAN

MEDICAL MASSAGE THERAPY BUSINESS

IN LEVEL GREEN WHERE HE US ALSO

WELL RESPECTED.

For more infomation >> Beloved music teacher dies after collapsing in class at Leechburg High School - Duration: 1:53.

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AN INCREDIBLE ADVENTURE IN SAMANA - DOMINICAN TREE HOUSE VILLAGE - Duration: 4:54.

For more infomation >> AN INCREDIBLE ADVENTURE IN SAMANA - DOMINICAN TREE HOUSE VILLAGE - Duration: 4:54.

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Chief Conrad reads at local elementary school - Duration: 2:03.

@AS ANN BOWDAN EXPLAINS THE DAY

@WAS ABOUT MORE THAN JUST

@LEARNING TO READ.

@>> WELL, SOMETIMES AS AN ADULT

@IT'S HARD TO REMEMBER THE GOOD

@OLE' DAYS WHEN YOU COULD COME BY

@THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LIBRARY

@AND READ A BOOK, BUT LMPD'S

@CHIEF AND THE COMMONWEALTH'S

@ATTORNEY SAY READING IS THE WAY

@TO CUT DOWN ON CRIME.

@>> THE NAME OF THE BOOK IS

@CALLED "POLICE OFFICERS ON

@PATROL".

@CAN YOU ALL READ ALONG WITH US?

@>> YES!

@PReporter: LMPD CHIEF STEVE

@CONRAD AND COMMONWEALTH'S

@ATTORNEY TOM WINE LEFT THEIR

@OFFICES TO READ TO THIS GROUP OF

@40 STUDENTS AT PORTLAND

@ELEMENTARY WEDNESDAY MORNING.

@IT'S A PART OF AN EFFORT BY THE

@NATIONAL ORGANIZATION CALLED

@"FIGHT CRIME: INVEST IN KIDS".

@IT BRINGS TOGETHER POLICE

@CHIEFS, SHERIFFS, AND

@PROSECUTORS TO PROMOTE SOLUTIONS

@TO STEER KIDS AWAY FROM CRIME.

@STUDIES SHOW ONE OF THE BEST

@DETERRENTS TO CRIME IS EDUCATION

@AND LITERACY IS PRIORITY NUMBER

@ONE. IN KENTUCKY, 60% OF

@CHILDREN ARE BEHIND IN READING.

@>> UNFORTUNATELY THAT STRUGGLE

@IN SCHOOL LEADS IN MANY CASES TO

@FRUSTRATION AND DROPPING OUT OF

@SCHOOL AND ON THE STREET AND

@WE'RE DEALING WITH THEM LATER.

@PReporter: SEVEN IN TEN INMATES

@NEVER COMPLETED THEIR HIGH

@SCHOOL EDUCATION OR G-E-D.

@>> SEE THEM GOING OUT RUNNING?

@THEY'RE GOING OUT ON PATROL

@GOING OUT TO MAKE LOUISVILLE

@SAFE, MAKE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

@SAFE

@PReporter: MORE THAN 3000 BOOKS

@WERE COLLECTED DURING A BOOK

@DRIVE AT LMPD AND THE

@COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY'S

@OFFICE.

@EVERY STUDENT AT PORTLAND

@ELEMENTARY NOW GETS A BOOK.

@THE READING PROGRAM ALSO

@IMPROVES RELATIONS BETWEEN

@POLICE AND KIDS.

@>> IT'S A GOOD RELATIONSHIP FOR

@US AND THE KIDS AS THEY GROW UP

@AND THAT'S OUR MAIN

@RESPONSIBILITY AS SRO'

@PReporter: AND THE KIDS ARE

@GETTING THE MESSAGE.

@>> WHAT DID YOU LIKE BEST ABOUT

@THE READING?'

@>> I LIKED THE COP ON THE HORSE

@HELPING THE LITTLE BOY.

@PReporter: THE 3,000 BOOKS THAT

@PORTLAND ELEMENTARY RECEIVED WAS

@SO MUCH ABOVE THE GOAL, TWO

@OTHER SCHOOLS ARE GOING TO GET

@THE BENEFIT:

@MAUPIN ELEMENTARY AND SHAWNEE'S

@PRE-SCHOOL HEAD START PROGRAM.

@ANN BOWDAN, WLKY NEWS.

@PEric: LOUISVILLE POLICE AND THE

@COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEYS OFFICE

@HELD THE BOOK DRIVE FROM JANUARY

@11TH UNTIL TODAY.

@BOTH AGENCIES SAY THE COMMUNITY

For more infomation >> Chief Conrad reads at local elementary school - Duration: 2:03.

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Papillion lawmaker Bill Kintner resigning Jan. 30 - Duration: 1:50.

CORNELL.

KETV NewsWatch 7 AND RUE OZAKI

HAS THE BIG STORY FROM LINCOLN.

>> SENATOR BILL KINTNER SAYS

WHILE HIS HEART -- IT'S TIME TO

STEP DOWN.

I HEGS TATE TO RESIGN AS I KNOW

MY RESIGNATION WILL BE HAILED AS

A VICTORY TO PROGRESSIVE LIBERAL

MOVEMENT.

BUT THIS IS NOT ABOUT JUSTICE OR

DOING WHAT'S RIGHT.

THIS IS THE OLD ADAGE THAT MIGHT

MAKES RIGHT.

>> KINTNER OFFERED NO APOLOGIES

IN HIS ANNOUNCEMENT THAT CAME

LESS THAN AN HOUR BEFORE

LAWMAKERS WERE SET TO DECIDE

WHETHER HE WOULD BE THE FIRST

SENATOR TO BE EXPELLED FROM THE

LEGISLATUR

LEGISLATURE.

>> I AM SO HAPPY IT DIDN'T COME

TO THAT POINT.

>> I AM RELIEVED THAT WE CAN

MOVE ON.

>> SENATOR ERNIE CHAMBERS HAD

CONTINUALLY THREATENED TO BRING

UP HIS ENGAGEMENT IN CYBER SEX

UNLESS HE WAS REMOVED.

>> EVEN CONSERVATIVE SENATORS

HAD ENOUGH.

>> SENATOR MIKE GROENE SAYS HE

WAS WORRIED AN EXPULSION VOTE

MIGHT HAVE.

>> THERE ARE A LOT OF VIEWS IN

AMERICA ABOUT WHAT IS ACCEPTABLE

BEHAVIOR AND WE WERE O STARTING

TO DRAW LINES.

>> WHILE KINTNER'S RESIGNATION

IS EFFECTIVE JANUARY 30, HE

CAN'T VOTE OR PARTICIPATE.

GOVERNOR PETE RICKETTS WILL MOVE

SWIFTLY TO FILL THE SWEET.

LAWMAKERS MUST ASSIGN ANOTHER

MEMBER TO ASSIGN SOMEONE TO

KINTNER'S --

>> HOPEFULLY WE'LL GET BACK TO

-- NOT BUSINESS AS USUAL, BUT

DEALING WITH ISSUES.

>> KINETIC DIDN'T ANSWER ANY

REPORTER'S QUESTIONS, HE THANKED

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Wednesday Night: Looks like Spring, but Winter returns Thursday - Duration: 3:56.

PLAYOFF SPOT.

♪

ADRIANNA: LOOK OUTSIDE.

MARGARET: IT IS A GORGEOUS SKY

AND THE SUN WILL BE SETTING.

ISN'T THAT PRETTY?

WE ARE IN THE LOWER 70'S RIGHT

NOW AND WE HAVE A WIND AROUND 20

MILES PER HOUR.

IT WAS WARM TODAY.

WE HAVE HIGH PRESSURE TO THE

EAST AND IT IS GIVING US A

SOUTHERLY FLOW.

WARM AIR IS MOVING IN.

AND WE HAVE A COLD FRONT COMING

OUR WAY.

TODAY IT FELT LIKE SPRING.

AND TOMORROW IT WILL FEEL LIKE

WINTER.

WE DO HAVE RAIN ON THE BOUNDARY.

AND A COUPLE OF THUNDERSTORMS.

I DO NOT EXPECT A LOT OF RAIN

WITH THIS SYSTEM.

NORTH SHORE IS LOOKING GOOD

RIGHT NOW, BUT TO THE WEST AND

INTO THE SOUTHWEST AREA OF

MISSISSIPPI, WE HAVE RAIN.

SO WE WILL TAKE A LOOK AT THE

TIMING.

COLD FRONT MOVING OUR WAY AND

GOING INTO THE 9:00, 10:00,

11:00 HOUR, THAT IS WHEN RAIN

WILL BE MOVING ACROSS OUR AREA.

12:00, MAINLY TO THE SOUTHEAST,

RIGHT THERE AT THE MOUTH OF THE

MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

WINDS SHIFTING TO THE NORTH

AROUND 20-25 MILES PER HOUR.

AND WE WILL HAVE A SMALL CRAFT

ADVISORY AT THE COAST.

TOMORROW, THE HIGHEST MEARS --

HIGHS NEAR 60.

20 DEGREES COOLER COMPARED TO

TODAY.

FRIDAY, COLD IN THE MORNING.

NORTH SHORE, YOU COULD HAVE

FROST.

HIGHS ONLY IN THE UPPER 50'S.

SATURDAY MORNING ON THE NORTH

SHORE, YOU COULD HAVE A FREEZE,

SO PROTECT THE TENDER

VEGETATION.

AND ALSO YOUR PETS AND YOUR

FAMILY.

I DO NOT SEE THIS AS A BIG

ISSUE.

IT WILL BE A LIGHTER FREEZE.

COLD FRONT TONIGHT WITH RAIN,

POSSIBLY A THUNDERSTORM.

RAINFALL TOTALS MAY BE ABOUT .2

INCHES.

20 DEGREES COOLER ON THURSDAY

AND WE HAVE A SMALL CRAFT

ADVISORY.

MUCH COOLER WEATHER THURSDAY ALL

THE WAY INTO MNDAY.

THEN WE WILL WARM UP.

COLDER WEATHER TO THE NORTHWEST

IS COMING OUR WAY.

THE HIGH TODAY WAS 78, TH

AVERAGE IS 62, AND WE DID MISS

THE RECORD OF 81.

BATON ROUGE AND HAMMOND DID

REACH 81.

78 IN SLIDELL.

BILOXI, 74.

TAKE A LOOK AT THE MONTH, WE ARE

ABOUT EIGHT DEGREES ABOVE

AVERAGE.

WE ONLY HAD THREE DAYS BELOW

AVERAGE.

BUT AS WE GO FOR THE NEXT FIVE

DAYS, WE WILL BE BELOW AVERAGE.

SO RIGHT NOW, WE ARE AT THE

FOURTH WARMEST ON RECORD.

AND WITH ALL OF THE WARM

WEATHER, DAVID SENT US THIS

PICTURE.

JAPANESE MAGNOLIAS, FEELING LIKE

SPRING.

SO TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW THE

LOW TO MID 70'S AND IT IS VERY

PLEASANT.

A LOT WARMER THAN YESTERDAY AT

THIS TIME, ALL BECAUSE OF THE

SOUTHERLY WIND.

INTO THE EVENING, RIGHT AROUND

9:00, THAT IS WHEN WE WILL HAVE

THE HIGHEST RAIN CHANCE.

IT WILL END AROUND MIDNIGHT.

MORNING LOWS IN THE 40'S AND

LOWER 50'S.

HIGH TEMPERATURES TOMORROW

AROUND THE UPPER 50'S, NEAR 60.

AGAIN, THE AVERAGE IS EXTINCT

TWO.

SO AS -- 62.

SO AS WE LOOK AT THE FORECAST,

3:00 P.M. TOMORROW, 49 DEGREES.

VERY COLD FOR FRIDAY AND

SATURDAY MORNINGS, AND WE COULD

HAVE A FREEZE.

COLD ON SUNDAY, MONDAY AND THEN

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Grant made to support Safe Station program - Duration: 1:44.

NATIONAL

ATTENTION FOR ITS AMAZING

RESULTS.

>> IF IT WASN'T FOR SAFE STATION

I'D PROBABLY BE DEAD, OR IN

JAIL.

REPORTER: MADISON PETERSON SAYS

HE'S LIVING PROOF THAT SAFE

STATIONS SAVE LIVES.

AFTER SIX YEARS OF DRUG ABUSE,

HE WAS HOOKED ON HEROIN, HIS

MOTHER DROVE HIM FROM FARMING TO

MANCHESTER'S CENTRAL FIRE

STATION AND ON OCTOBER 21, 2016,

AT 6:00, HE WALKED THROUGH THE

DOOR.

>> I WAS SAD.

AND I JUST COULDN'T COPE WITH MY

ADDICTION ANY MORE, I REALLY

NEEDED HELP.

REPORTER: PETERSON IS ONE OF

1100 PEOPLE WHO HAVE TAKEN

ADVANTAGE OF THE PROGRAM SINCE

MAY, WHERE ANYONE FIGHTING

ADDICTION CAN GO TO ANY OF THE

CITY'S 10 FIRE DEPARTMENTS AND

GET HELP NO QUESTIONS ASKED.

>> WHEN WE OPENED THIS PROGRAM

IN MAY WE STARTED TO SEE A

CONSISTENT DRAW MONTH TO MONTH

IN THE NUMBER OF OVERDOSES WE

WERE RESPONDING TO.

LAST JANUARY WE WERE IN 60.

RIGHT NOW WE'RE AT 26.

REPORTER: GRANITE YOU QUITED WAY

WAS GIVEN A $75,000 GRANT TO

FUND SUPPORT GROUPS THAT CARE

FOR ADDICTS AFTER THEY VISIT THE

FIRE STATIONS.

ONE OF THOSE ORGANIZATIONS IS

SERENITY PLACE, WHICH HELPED

PETERSON GET CLEAN.

NOW SOBER FOR 94 DAYS, HE

COUNSELS OTHERS WHO ARE

FOLLOWING THE SAME PATH.

>> IT MEANS EVERYTHING.

THEY SAVED MY LIFE PRETTY MUCH.

MY FAMILY IS PROUD OF ME NOW.

SO IT'S A GREAT FEELING.

REPORTER: PETERSON SAYS THE

MESSAGE HE HAS FOR OTHERS IN HIS

SITUATION IS SIMPLE.

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Lawmakers consider expanding medical marijuana uses - Duration: 1:56.

MAKING IT MORE

ACCESSIBLE TO MORE PEOPLE.

>> I'M A DISABLED VETERAN, I'VE

BEEN A CANNABIS CARD HOLDER

SINCE 2015.

>> A REPUBLICAN FROM MANCHESTER

IS NO LONGER A STATE

REPRESENTATIVE BUT HIS LAST ACT

IN THE HOUSE WAS FILING SEVERAL

BILLS DISCUSSED WEDNESDAY.

HIS GOAL IS TO CHANGE THE

CURRENT LAW TO MAKE CHRONIC

PAIN, OPIOID ADDICTION,

FIBROMYALGIA AND POST-TRAUMATIC

STRESS DISORDER ALL QUALIFYING

CONDITIONS TO RECEIVE

THERAPEUTIC CANNABIS.

>> I'M LIVING PROOF THAT AS A

VETERAN THAT USES CANNABIS, IT

HELPS ME TREMENDOUSLY WITH MY

ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, HYPER VINL

LANDS.

REPORTER:ED AHAVE A COTS BELIEVE

MEDICAL MARIJUANA CAN HELP A

PERSON ADDICTED TO OPIOIDS, BUT

SOME FEAR IT COULD ACT AS A

GATEWAY TO MORE SERIOUS DRUG

USE.

>> WE CANNOT FORGET THAT WE HAVE

A STATE OF EMERGENCY IN NEW

HAMPSHIRE WITH THE HEROIN OPIOID

CRISIS.

500 PEOPLE THIS YEAR WILL DIE,

THAT'S 500 TOO MANY.

REPORTER: OTHERS AGAINST THE

PROPOSED CHANGES SAY THE USE OF

CANNABIS DOES NOT HELP PATIENTS

WHO ARE ADDICTED TO OPIOIDS.

>> THE ONLY PEOPLE IN THE ROOM

THAT ACTUALLY SPOKE NOT IN FAVOR

OF THESE BILLS HAD JOBS THAT

DEPENDED UPON THE ADDICTION OF

OPIATES.

REPORTER: SOME WHO OPPOSE

WIDENING THE SCOPE OF WHO CAN

RECEIVE A MEDICAL MARIJUANA CARD

ARGUE THERE'S NOT ENOUGH DATA.

>> TO EXPAND BEYOND WHERE WE ARE

RIGHT NOW WITH MAKE MARIJUANA,

AND BY THE WAY IT'S AGAINST

FEDERAL LAW, JUST FLIES IN THE

FACIAL OF HYPOCRISY WITH THE

HEROIN OPIOID CRIES IS THAT

WE'RE FACING.

>> WHAT'S GOING ON RIGHT NOW,

PEOPLE ARE TESTIFYING, THEY'RE

GETTING RELIEF, IT'S WORKING,

OUR PROGRAM IS WORKING WELL FOR

THE STATE AND WE WANT TO ENHANCE

IT.

REPORTER: ALSO DISCUSSED TODAY,

A PROPOSED CHANGE TO THE

LANGUAGE OF THE LAW THAT WOULD

MAKE MORE PEOPLE ELIGIBLE, AS

WELL AS ALLOWING FOR PATIENTS TO

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Weather Wednesday: Strawbery Banke in Portsmouth - Duration: 1:29.

JOSH: WELCOME BACK.

HITTING THE ICE FOR A GOOD

CAUSE.

JENNIFER TONIGHT'S WEATHER

WEDNESDAY TAKES US TO PORTSMOUTH

AND METEOROLOGIST JOSH JUDGE WHO

HAS LACED UP THE SKATES AND OFF

HE GOES.

JOSH J.: YES HERE I AM JEN, WE

ARE LIVE AT LABRIE FAMILY SKATE

AT PUDDLE DUCK POND IN

PORTSMOUTH, RIGHT AT STRAWBERRY

BANG.

WITH ME IS LISA BROWN WHO IS ON

THE COMMITTEE HERE.

TO TELL US ABOUT THE SKATE.

>> BOY BE GLAD TO SKATE WITH

YOU.

WE'RE HERE AT PUDDLE DUCK POND,

WE'RE IN OUR THIRD YEAR, THIS IS

THE HEART OF PORTSMOUTH IN THE

WINTER TIME.

SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FROM 9:00 A.M.

TO 9:00 P.M.

JOSH J.: AND THIS SKATE THING I

IN GREAT CONDITION BECAUSE YOU

CONDITION IT YOURSELVES.

>> WE DO, WE HAVE OUR OWN

ZAMBONI.

WE'VE GOT CORPORA SPONSORS.

JOSH J.: THIS IS OUTDOORS, BY

THE WAY.

LET'S TAKE A SEAT HERE.

TELL ME ABOUT THE CHARITY EVENT

OR THE FUNDRAISER EVENT THAT YOU

HAVE COMING UP THIS WEEKEND.

>> THIS COMING SATURDAY WE'RE

HAVING A FIRST EVER POND-A-THON,

SO WE ONLY GATHER ABOUT HALF OF

OUR OPERATING EXPENSES COVERED

BY THE TICKET SALES THAT WE DO

HERE.

SO WE REALLY ARE ALWAYS IN NEED

OF FUNDS AND WE THOUGHT WE'D

BRING THE KIDS INTO IT.

STRAY BRING BANK.ORG, THERE'S A

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Is Brent Spence No. 2 on Trump's infrastructure priority list? - Duration: 1:58.

THERE'S A

TRUMP-PENCE-BEVIN-CHAO-MCCONNELL

CONNECTION.

AND BRIDGE BOOSTERS BELIEVE

THEIR BABY'S A PRIORITY NO

MATTER WHAT.

CROSSING THE BRENT SPENCE TODAY,

IT WAS FIGURATIVELY HARD TO TELL

WHAT WAS COMING AND WHAT WAS

GOING.

A KANSAS CITY NEWSPAPER RAN A

STORY ABOUT A DOCUMENT

SUGGESTING THE BRIDGE WAS NUMBER

TWO ON THE TRUMP PRIORITY LIST.

POLITICO FOLLOWED UP WITH A

REPORT SUGGESTING THAT LANDS IN

THE CATEGORY OF FAKE NEWS.

TO ERIC PENN, WHO CROSSES THE

BRIDGE SEVERAL TIMES A DAY FOR

WORK THIS TIME, THE TRUMP EFFECT

, MIGHT BRIDGE THE FUNDING GAP.

RIGHT BEFORE THE ELECTION,

CANDIDATE TRUMP SPOKE BIG LEAGUE

ABOUT THE BRIDGE TO SUPPORTERS

IN WILMINGTON.

SINCE THEN, AS PRESIDENT-ELECT,

RIGHT BEFORE HIS VICTORY RALLY,

HE MET WITH KENTUCKY GOVERNOR

MATT BEVIN, WHO IS CONDUCTING A

STUDY ON THE BRENT SPENCE

CORRIDOR, PRELUDE TO A JOINT

OHIO-KENTUCKY FINANCING PLAN.

>> WE ARE REALLY ENCOURAGED WITH

GOVERNOR BEVIN'S APPROACH.

JOHN: JILL MEYER, HEAD OF THE

REGIONAL CHAMBER, LIKES THE NEW

MOMENTUM AND WHERE IT COULD LEAD

.

>> AND I THINK THAT'S PART OF

THE UNKNOWN OF WHAT AND HOW WILL

PRESIDENT TRUMP BRING ADDITIONAL

RESOURCES TO THE CONVERSATION?

JOHN: RICK DEHNER DOESN'T GET

TOO PUMPED UP ABOUT IT

BUT, TELLS US AT LEAST THE

BRIDGE APPEARS TO BE ON TRUMP'S

RADAR SCREEN.

>> MAYBE SINCE HE IS A

BUSINESSMAN AND HE'S A LITTLE

BIT MORE FORCEFUL HE'LL GET

THINGS DONE.

JOHN: THE HEAD OF OKI SAYS

WHETHER OR NOT THE DOCUMENT IS

LEGITIMATE, TRUMP FAVORS

GAME-CHANGING INFRASTRUCTURE

PROJECTS THAT DRIVE THE ECONOMY.

>> THE BRENT SPENCE BRIDGE IS

THE POSTER CHILD FOR THAT TYPE

OF INVESTMENT.

>> BUT, I THINK THE BIG QUESTION

IS WHERE IS THAT ADDITIONAL

FUNDING GOING TO COME FROM AND

THAT'S THE BIG UNANSWERED

QUESTION RIGHT NOW.

JOHN: OKI WILL CHASE A FAST-LANE

GRANT NEXT YEAR

HOPING BY THEN A JOINT

OHIO-KENTUCKY FINANCING PLAN FOR

THE $2.6 BILLION PROJECT IS IN

PLACE WITH FEDERAL DOLLARS

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Video: Tom Messner's First Alert Weather Forecast. 1.25.17 - Duration: 4:14.

PCHEN.

TO CLOUDS TONIGHT

PTEMPS NOT MOVING MUCH

PFREEZINGIN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY.

PTWENTIES IN THE NORTHEAST

PKINGDOM.

P29 IN SARANAC LAKE.

PBENNINGTON, 36.

PTONIGHT, CLOUDY AND MILD.

PTEMPS NOT SLIPPING AWAY TONIGHT.

P32 DEGREES.

PTEMPS COMING UP OVERNIGHT.

PNOT A BAD NIGHT.

PCLOUDS IN PLACE.

PTHINGS CHANGING TOMORROW.

PSCATTERED RAIN OR SNOW SHOWERS.

PTHAT COULD HAPPEN.

PCLOUDY DAY.

PCLOUDS IN PLACE OFF TO THE WEST

PAS WELL.

PLOW PRESSURE GOING NORTH OF US.

PWARM FRONT COMING ON IN.

PTEMPS RISING TONIGHT.

PTOMORROW, CLOSER TO 40.

PCOLD FRONT GOES THROUGH.

PWESTERLY FLOW, WINDY.

PTOMORROW MORNING, SOUTHWEST

PWIND.

PLATE IN THE DAY, COLD FRONT

PGOES THROUGH.

PCHANCE IN THE WIND DIRECTION.

PWIND SPEEDS POP UP BY FRIDAY.

PFRIDAY, BREEZY.

PGUSTS INTO THE TWENTIES.

PSOUTHWEST WIND AND NORTHWEST

PWIND FROM THE WEST.

PSNOW AT HIGHER ELEVATIONS.

PCLOUDY.

PCHANCE FOR RAIN OR SNOW

PTOMORROW.

P40 DEGREES, DRY.

PTONIGHT, CLOUDS.

PTOMORROW, CHANCE FOR RAIN

PSHOWERS, LIGHT FREEZING RAIN.

RAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS.

PMOUNTAIN SNOW SHOWERS TOMORROW

PAFTERNOON.

PFRIDAY, MORE OF THE SAME.

TONIGHT, CLOUDY.

PRAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS

PPOSSIBLE.

PCHANCE OF RAIN OR SNOW TOMORROW.

PMALONE, 36.

PBARRE, 39.

P44, THAT IS LEBANON.

PRAIN OR SNOW POSSIBLE.

P40 DEGREES TOMORROW.

PWIND PICKING UP TOMORROW NIGHT.

PMOUNTAIN SNOW SHOWERS.

P35-31-30 -- WEEKEND.

PPARTLY SUNNY, MONDAY, 24.

NICE CHANGE IF IT HAS BEEN TOO

PCOOL.

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More January Like - Duration: 3:20.

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S

CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE

FORECAST.

KEVIN: SOME UGLY LOOKING SKIES

OVER M SHOULDER.

NO AS A COLD FRONT IS PRESSING

DOWN ON THE AREA TONIGHT.

DO NOT EXPECT A LOT OF RAIN WITH

THIS COLD FRONT.

IT WILL REMAIN BLUSTERY, AS IT

HAS BEEN ALL DAY.

IT IS STILL RELATIVELY MILD AND

WILL STAY LIKE THAT FOR THE NEXT

FEW HOURS.

THAT IS BEFORE TEMPERATURES WILL

REALLY START TO DROP.

TEMPERATURES WILL QUICKLY

DROPPED THROUGH THE 40'S THROUGH

THE AREA.

-- WIL QUICKLY DOP THROUGH

THE 40'S THROUGH THE AREA.

IT WILL TURN COLD LATER THIS

EVENING.

THAT WILL SET THE CHILL UP FOR

THE WEEKEND, WHERE IT FEELS MORE

LIKE JANUARY SHOULD.

IT IS NOT EXTREME COLD AND I DO

NOT SEE ANY MAJOR SNOW.

WE MIGHT HAVE A LIGHT DUSTIN ON

SUNDAY.

HERE IS A LIVE LOOK AT RADAR.

NO RAIN OUT THERE.

A GOOD WHETHER MAN'S RULE OF

THUMB IS YOU NEVER COMPLETELY

REMOVE THE RAIN AT THE FORECAST.

I WILL KEEP A SMALL SHOWER

THREAT IN THERE FOR THE NEXT

COUPLE OF HOURS.

IT WILL STAY WINDY RIGHT THROUGH

THE UPCOMING WEEKEND.

THAT WILL ADD INSULT TO INJURY

AS IT TURNS COLDER LATER

TONIGHT.

TEMPERATUR RANGE FROM 55 IN

LOVELA, SPRINGBORO AT 55.

HARRISON AT 56.

YOU CAN SEE THE LEADING EDGE OF

THAT COOLER AIR MAKI IT INTO

SOUTHEAST INDIANA.

AT THE AIRPORT, WE ARE HOLDING

AT 5 DEGREES WITH A

SOUTHWESTERLY WIND.

A SHOWER IS POSSIBLE BETWEEN

9:00 AND 10:00.

WE WILL HAVE MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES

OVERNIGHT TONIGHT.

IT WILL BE COL ENOUGH THAT WHEN

YOU WAKE UP IN THE MORNING, I

WILL NOT RULE OUT IF YOU KNOW

FLURRIES OR SNOW SHOWERS.

IT WILL NOT IMPACT THE MORNING

COMMUTE.

A SEASONALLY COLD JANUARY

AFTERNOON.

LOTS OF CLOUDS AND A COLD BREEZE

WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE 30'S.

WE WILL REPEAT THAT AS WE HEAD

INTO FRIDAY AS WELL.

SUNDAY SEEMS TO BE THE PRIMETIME

FOR ANY SIGNIFICANT SNOW ACROSS

THE AREA.

30 64 LOW TONIGHT.

TEMPERATURES WILL FALL -- 36 FOR

A LOW TONIGHT.

TEMPERATURES WILL HOLD STEADY IN

THE 30'S TOMORROW.

AT 8:00 A.M. AND 37 BY

LUNCHTIME.

INTO THE UPPER 30'S FOR THE

EVENING.

WE JUST GOT TO TOMORROW NIGHT.

TEMPERATURES WILL STRUGGLE ABOVE

FREEZING OVER THE WEEKEND AREA

AT ANY POINT IN TIME, THERE

COULD BE SNOW SHOWERS, BUT THE

TIMEFRAME OF GREATEST CONCERN IS

ON SUNDAY.

I AM TALKING ABOUT DUSTING TO

A HALF-INCH.

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Drivers report being pulled over by fake cops in Elizabethtown - Duration: 1:50.

@>> I DON'T KNOW IF SOMEONE IS

@TRYING TO PLAY A PRACTICAL JOKE.

@IT'S OBVIOUSLY NOT FUNNY.

@PReporter: IF IT IS A JOKE-- NO

@ONE IS LAUGHING.

@ELIZABETHTOWN POLICE RECEIVED

@TWO CALLS IN AN EIGHT HOUR

@PERIOD FROM DRIVERS REPORTING

@SOMEONE IN A BLACK MUSTANG

@PULLED THEM OVER.

@>> WITH THE LANDSCAPE OF WHAT'S

@HAPPENED WITH THE POLICE IN

@RECENT WEEKS AS WELL AS MONTHS

@THE LAST THING WE NEED IS

@SOMEONE OUT HERE IN OUR

@COMMUNITY OR ANYWHERE ELSE FOR

@THAT MATTER THAT'S POSING AS THE

@POLICE AND CAUSING THESE TYPE OF

@ISSUES.

@PReporter: THE FIRST COMPLAINT

@CAME IN AROUND 5:30 TUESDAY

@EVENING ON LINCOLN PARKWAY.THE

@THE NEXT, AT 1:30 WEDNESDAY

@MORNING ON PATRIOT PARKWAY.

@IN BOTH CASES, THE CALLER SAID

@THE BLACK FORD MUSTANG HAD BLUE

@FLASHING LIGHTS IN THE GRILL.

@>> IT'S ILLEGAL TO HAVE ANY KIND

@OF FLASHING LIGHTS ON THEIR

@VEHICLE.

@PReporter: AND THE MUSTANG DROVE

@AWAY AFTER THE OTHER DRIVER

@PULLED OFF THE ROAD.

@>> TO PULL OFF THE EDGE OF THE

@ROAD CAN BE HAZARDOUS TO

@ANYONE'S HEALTH AND THEN TRYING

@TO GET BACK ON THE ROADWAY AND

@POTENTIALLY WHAT COULD OCCUR

@FROM THAT.

@PReporter: IF YOU'RE PULLED OVER

@BY AN UNMARKED CAR, POLICE SAY

@TO PUT ON YOUR HAZARD LIGHTS,

@CALL 911 TO CHECK IF THERE IS AN

@OFFICER IN THE AREA IN THAT

@SPECIFIC CAR, MAKE SURE YOU PULL

@INTO A WELL-LIT AREA WITH PEOPLE

@AROUND, LIKE A GAS STATION...

@AND KEEP YOUR DOORS LOCKED.

@NO ONE HAS BEEN HURT IN THESE

@MOST RECENT CASES, BUT POLICE

@SAY, THAT DOESN'T MEAN IT'S

@OKAY.

@>> I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE MINDSET

@IS OF THIS PERSON, BUT JUST FLAT

OUT STUPID.

@PReporter: POLICE HAVE RECEIVED

@SOME TIPS TODAY ON THE BLACK

@MUSTANG.

@THEY SAY IF YOU SEE THE CAR, TRY

@TO GET A LICENSE PLATE NUMBER,