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The popular retail store Nordstrom's announced earlier this week they were going to be pulling

Ivanka Trump's merchandise from their shelves, saying that it, "Simply is not selling.

We want to make way for things people actually want to buy."

Obviously anytime you go after a Trump or say something negative or do something that

adversely impacts a Trump, Donald's going to get on Twitter and he's going to go after

you, which is exactly what he did to Nordstrom's.

Saying that, "They're being so mean to my daughter.

You got to stop this.

This isn't fair.

I thought we had a free society."

We do.

This is the free market speaking Republicans, because I've seen a lot of Republicans be

super pissed saying, "We're not going to shop at Nordstrom's anymore."

Okay, but you're the ones who say that we need to have a free market that makes all

the decisions.

You're perfectly fine with laws being passed at the state level saying that if you own

a shop and you don't want to serve gay people you don't have to, but suddenly you go against

one white woman and it's the end of the world because her stuff isn't selling because the

majority of the public hates her because her family is such a racist, bigoted, xenophobic,

horrendous mess?

That's what you have a problem with?

The story goes even deeper than that.

It's not just about Ivanka's stuff.

It's not about Donald Trump's tweets.

What really makes this story a story is the fact that after this was announced, Kellyanne

Conway goes on Fox News where she tells us, "Please go buy Ivanka's stuff.

Go buy Ivanka's stuff."

Kellyanne Conway spoke those four words.

"Go buy Ivanka's stuff."

Seems innocuous enough, but it's actually not.

Since Ivanka Trump is the daughter of the sitting president, since she has a direct

line to him and vise versa, and since Kellyanne Conway is paid as someone to go out and speak

on behalf of the President, essentially an ambassador for the President, she just advocated

buy stuff from Ivanka, which that money also goes back to the President, too, which creates

massive unethical conflict of interest that is more than likely completely illegal.

Kellyanne Conway very likely broke the law by telling people, "Go buy Ivanka's stuff."

Now, she is the target of several ethics complaints, not just from Democrats or democratic organizations,

Representative Jason Chaffetz have referred the case to the House Ethics Committee in

order for them to look into this, see if she broke the law, and if she did she's got to

go.

Kellyanne Conway has been in her position at the White House for three weeks now.

Three weeks she's had this official job.

It only took her three weeks to break the law.

This is exactly what everybody expected was going to happen.

We knew that Donald Trump was going to have some kind of conflict of interest with his

businesses, we knew that he couldn't keep out of it, and boom, it's already claiming

it's first victim of Kellyanne Conway.

It's going to take a bit.

We're going to see where this story goes.

Obviously, the greatest thing to happen would be to get her out of there because she is

a cancer in this administration, a cancer on the American society, but she's also been

the source of a lot of laughs.

At one part she needs to go because she's horrible, but on the other, kind of gonna

miss making fun of her sometimes.

The bottom line is that you cannot, as an ambassador to the White House, as an ambassador

for the President of the United States, you can't go tell people what to buy from where

and from whom.

That crosses a line that I thought Republicans were all in favor of keeping.

"Government, stay out of the issue of business."

Now we have a literal sitting Republican administration advocating you to buy one brand over another.

That's government overreach if I've ever seen it.

That's government interfering with the free market if we've ever seen it.

The moral of the story, to all media outlets out there, stop putting Kellyanne Conway on

the air.

When she's not making up phony massacres she's using the airtime as some kind of fake infomercial

pitch for a brand that American's don't even want to buy.

I'm sure you can probably find somebody much more interesting, much more intelligent to

talk to than Kellyanne Conway.

For more infomation >> Kellyanne Conway In Hot Water For Impromptu "Trump Brand Infomercial" - Duration: 5:08.

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Tom shows warmer weather for weekend - Duration: 3:36.

NOW, YOUR WBAL-TV 11 WEATHER

FORECAST WITH CHIEF

METEOROLOGIST TOM TASSELMYER.

TOM: SOME CHILLY TEMPERATURES,

REPORTS OF A FEW LIGHT FLURRIES

COMING ACROSS THE AREA THIS

EVENING.

FEELING A LITTLE LIKE WINTER.

36 DEGREES FOR THE HYPE.

EIGHT DEGREES BELOW AVERAGE.

WE HAVE NOT HAD MANY DAYS LIKE

THAT WITH THE TEMPERATURES THAT

MUCH BUT AVERAGE.

THE MORNING LOW WAS 20.

OUTLYING SUBURBS IN THE TEENS.

YOU CAN COMPLAIN ABOUT THE COLD

ON THIS DAY BECAUSE LOOK AT THE

RECORD LOW, SEVEN BELOW ZERO ON

FEBRUARY 10 IN 1899.

ON WHAT GOES IN THE BOOKS AS THE

COLDEST DAY ON RECORD IN

BALTIMORE.

ON THAT FEBRUARY 10, 1899, IT

STARTED AT SEVEN BELOW ZERO AND

THE TEMPERATURE MADE IT TO THREE

ABOVE ZERO.

THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE OF TWO

DEGREES BELOW ZERO.

THE COLDEST DAN RECORD IN

BALTIMORE.

IN WHAT WAS A BRUTAL ARCTIC

OUTBREAK, FIVE DAYS OF COLD LIKE

THAT IN FEBRUARY 1899.

PUTS IT IN PERSPECTIVE.

TODAY WAS CHILLY COMPARED TO

THAT AND IT WILL BE WARMER AS WE

GO INTO THE WEEKEND.

TEMPERATURE AT THE AIRPORT FOR

DEGREES WARMER THAN NORMAL THAN

IT WAS 24 HOURS AGO.

13 DEGREES WARMER IN OAKLAND.

15 TO 18 TO 25 ALMOST, 24

DEGREES WARMER THAN NORMAL AS

YOU CUT ACROSS OHIO.

IT IS THAT APPROACH OF THE

WARMER AIR THAT IS TRIGGERING

CLOUDS AND FLURRIES.

35 AT THE AIRPORT.

25 OAKLAND BUT 40'S IN

CHARLESTON.

58 IN LIEU OF THE LITTLE,

KENTUCKY.

68 IN NASHVILLE.

CHICAGO AT 49.

THIS WARM FRONT WILL CONTINUE TO

MAKE ITS WAY UP TO THE NORTH AND

PASS THROUGH.

OVERNIGHT EARLY TOMORROW

MORNING.

I SHOULD GET TO THE OTHER SIDE

OF THE FRONT.

THE WARMER SIDE TOMORROW

AFTERNOON.

TEMPERATURES GETTING UP INTO THE

50'S, MIGHT APPROACH THE 60

DEGREE MARK AND SPORTS -- IN

SPOTS.

THAT HAS BEEN THE PATTERN ALL

WINTER.

THE COLD DOES NOT HANG AROUND

VERY LONG.

THE NEXT BATCH OF WARM AIR

SPREADS ACROSS THE REGION.

WITH THAT WARM YOUR WRITING UP

OVER TOP OF THE COLD TO GET SNOW

SHOWERS AND MOST OF THIS IS

DRYING UP BEFORE CAN HIT THE AIR

MASS.

WE HAVE HAD REPORTS OF LIGHT

FLURRIES IN WESTMINSTER AND

SYKESVILLE.

I'M DEPRESSED OF YOU SEE A

COUPLE FLAKES OF SNOW TRACKING

THROUGH FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF

HOURS AS THE WARM FRONT IS

PUSHING AND.

FUTURECAST SHOWS THE MAIN SAID

NOW GOING THROUGH NEW ENGLAND.

-- THAT MEANS SNOW GOING THROUGH

NEW ENGLAND.

60 BECOMES POSSIBLE WITH THE

SOUTHWEST WINDS TOMORROW AND

THEN A SURGE OF WARM AIR.

SUNDAY WE ARE STILL IN THE WARM

AIR SO THERE IS RAIN FRONT

PORCHES AND -- PUSHES AND.

ANOTHER CLIPPER ROLLING ACROSS

THE GREAT LAKES ON SUNDAY.

BREEZY AND COOLER BUT NOT COLD

WEATHER COMES IN.

MONDAY'S FEATURE COULD BE THAN

STRONG AND GUSTY WINDS.

FOR TONIGHT A CHANCE OF A

FLURRY.

MOSTLY CLOUDY AND NOT AS COLD AS

LAST NIGHT.

TEMPERATURES HOLDING STEADY OR

SLOWLY RISING THROUGH THE 30'S.

TOMORROW I MAKE THE SUN AND

CLOUDS.

55 TO 60 DEGREES, WINDS OUT OF

THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST AT SIX TO

12.

MOUNTAIN FORECAST, GETTING A

WARM-UP.

IN THE 40'S AND EVENTUALLY 50'S.

THAT IS HUGE TURNAROUND FOR

THEM.

THE BETTER CHANCE FOR SHOWERS

OUT IN WESTERN MARYLAND, 40%

CHANCE TO 80% OF WET WEATHER ON

SUNDAY.

60 ON THE SHORT TOMORROW.

GETTING CLOSE TO 60 ON SUNDAY.

AT OCEAN CITY, WARMING UP,

MID-50'S TOMORROW AND AROUND THE

60 DEGREE MARK ON SUNDAY.

CRAZY WINTER.

58 TOMORROW, A SHOWER IN THE

AFTERNOON.

WINDY CONDITIONS ON MONDAY WITH

A HIGH OF 47.

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Video: 'Ghost guns' readily available, can't be traced - Duration: 2:21.

ERAL HILL

TONIGHT.

BARRY.

BARRY THE GUNS ARE LEGAL BUT

: GETTING THEM DOES NOT REQUIRE

A BACKGROUND CHECK AND THEY

CAN'T BE TRACED.

THEY COME IN A KIT CAN BE

ORDERED ON LINE AN UNFINISHED

FIRE ARM THAT'S SHIPPED TO THE

BUYER WHO JUST HAS TO PUT IT

TOGETHER.

ONCE ASSEMBLED THEY ARE LEGAL.

BUT HAVE NO SERIAL NUMBERS AND

CAN'T BE TRACED.

WE ASKED THE ORGANIZATION

MARYLANDERS TO PREVENT GUN

VIOLENCE ABOUT THESE SO CALLED

GHOST GUNS.

>> IT IS A LOOPHOLE THAT ALLOWS

THESE KITS TO HAPPEN BECAUSE

THERE IS NO GROUND -- BACKGROUND

CHECK WE DO NOT KNOW WHO IS

PURCHASING THEM.

THERE IS NO REGISTRY.

BARRY IN JULY OF LAST YEAR,

: BALTIMORE POLICE HAD A

SITUATION INVOLVING A MAN ARMED

WITH A GHOST GUN AN AR-15 STYLE

RIFLE, LOADED WITH ARMOUR

PIERCING BULLETS FIRED AT FOUR

OFFICERS INVESTIGATING SOUNDS OF

GUNFIRE ON WINCHESTER STREET.

TWO OFFICERS FIRED BACK.

THE MAN DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.

POLICE DESCRIBED HIM AS A

VIOLENT REPEAT OFFENDER.

>> IT IS A DANGEROUS LOOPHOLE IN

THE LAW.

BUT THE OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF

GUN VIOLENCE IS NOT DONE WITH

THESE GHOST GUNS.

WHILE IT SOUNDS REALLY SCARY AND

IT IS SOMETHING THAT COULD

INCREASE.

BARRY IN FACT, MUCH OF THE GUN

: VIOLENCE ACCORDING TO POLICE

INVOLVES WEAPONS WITH SERIAL

NUMBERS THAT HAVE BEEN STOLEN OR

BOUGHT THROUGH STRAW PURCHASES

OR UNDERGROUND SALES.

AND THE ATF SAYS THERE ARE NO

FEDERAL RESTRICTIONS ON PEOPLE

MAKING THEIR OWN FIREARMS THEY

AS THEY MUST FOLLOW THE NATIONAL

FIREARMS ACT AND THE GUN CONTROL

ACT.

THEY CAN'T BE IN THE BUSINESS OF

MANUFACTURING OR SELLING THE

GUNS AND THEY MUST BE FOR THEIR

PERSONAL USE ONLY.

MARYLANDERS TO PREVENT GUN

VIOLENCE SAY THERE ARE PLENTY OF

LOOPHOLES THE FOCUS MUST REMAIN

ON REDUCING THESE NUMBERS.

11,000 GUN HOMICIDES.

BARRY: BALTIMORE POLICE SAY THEY

ASKED ATF FOR ASSISTANCE IN

IDENTIFYING WHERE THAT AR 15

STYLE RIFLE CAME FROM AND WHO

OWNED IT.

THE GUN IS STILL IN THE

POSITION OF BALTIMORE CITY

POLICE OFFICERS.

THE ATF SAYS IT HAS NO FIGURES

ON HOW MANY GHOST GUNS LOCAL

-- GUNS THERE ARE THAT HAVE BEEN

RECOVERED BY LOCAL POLICE

AGENCIES.

For more infomation >> Video: 'Ghost guns' readily available, can't be traced - Duration: 2:21.

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Mainer in jail: 'I've been in and out of here because of the addiction' - Duration: 1:33.

BECAUSE OF WHAT HE SAYS IS HIS

ADDICTION TO DRUGS.

>> HOW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU BEEN

IN HERE?

>> IT'S BEEN THERE, FOUR TIMES

SINCE AUGUST OF LAST YEAR.

DAVID: 28-YEAR-OLD CHRIS NORBERG

LIVES IN ARUNDEL, BUT YOU COULD

SAYHE YORK COUNTY JAIL IS HIS

HOME AWAY FROM HOME.

>> I'VE BEEN IN AND OUT OF HERE

BECAUSE OF THE ADDICTION.

DAVID AN ADDICTION TO OPIOIDS,

: AND THEN HEROIN.

HERE'S HERE NOW ON A CHARGE O6 C13

HOME REPAIR FRAUD.

>> I CHARGED A MAN $4500 TO DO A

JOB AND IT WAS ONLY PROBABLY

MAYBE $$450 TO DO IT.

DAVID AND THE REST OF THAT MONEY

: WAS FOR?

DRUGS.

,DAVID HE SAYS HIS ADDICTION

: PUSHED HIM TO COMMIT THE

CRIME.

THIS CELL IS HIS HOME FOR 3RE

MONTHS.

WHILE SERVING THAT ME, HE SAYS

HIS SICKNESS ISN'T GETTING

BETTER.

>> I COME IN HERE AND I GET OUT

AND THERE'S NOTHING REALLY FOR

PEOPLE THAT COME OUT OF THE

INSTITUTION.

THERE'S NO PROGRAMS IHE

INSTITUTION TO HELP US

DAVID WHAT HE DOES HAVE

:>> I GOT MY NA BOOK OVER THERE.

DAVID EVERYDAY HE STARTS HIS DAY

: OFF WITH THAT BOOK, EVERYDAY A

BIT CLOSER TO HIS NEXT CHANCE AT

A NEW LIFE.

>> MY SON WILL BE

I SEE HIM ONCE A WEEK.

A LOT OF THINGS I'VE LOST DUE TO

MY ADDICTION

DAVID: AN ADDICTION THAT'S KEPT

HIM IN THE SYSTEM.

NEXT ON MAINE'S TOTAL WEATHER

AND NEWS AT 5, WE WILL TAKE A

MAINERS FEELING STUCK IN THE

SYSTEM.

SO WHICH ONE IS BETTER,

INCARCERATION OR TREATMENT?

CAN THEY EVEN BE COMPARED?

THAT'S NEXT AT 5:00.

For more infomation >> Mainer in jail: 'I've been in and out of here because of the addiction' - Duration: 1:33.

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Here Are Complex's 2017 Grammy Predictions - Duration: 3:57.

What's up, guys?

For Complex News, I'm TK.

It's Grammy season again.

The time where everyone pretends not to care but secretly hopes that their fave takes home

a golden phonograph.

This year's slate is a doozy, with Adele and Beyoncé facing off for the major awards.

Chance the Rapper is ready to capitalize after changing the game in the streaming era.

Complex Music editors Ross Scarano and Brendan Klinkenberg took a look at the nominees and

came up with who's most likely to win, who would be winning in a better world, and the

dark horses to look out for.

Here are their 2017 Grammy predictions.

First up, Album of the Year.

It's no fun to admit, but Adele is going to win this, for her album 25.

See, regardless of the their genre of expertise, every member of the Recording Academy has

the opportunity to vote for four awards: Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the

Year, and Best New Artist.

These are the categories, the thinking goes, dominated by the most popular of music.

In 2017, no one is more popular than Adele in terms of real sales.

In less than a calendar year, 25 was certified diamond.

Grammy voters skew older and when all else fails, history shows us that they will vote

for the popular, recognizable choice.

That's Adele.

Even though Beyonce should win this for Lemonade.

It's clearly the more impressive artistic achievement.

And then there's the dark horse, country singer-songwriter Sturgill Simpson and his

album A Sailor's Guide to Earth.

In 2001, George W. Bush had just been inaugurated and Steely Dan won album of the year out of

the blue.

Keep your eyes on the white guys making guitar music.

Next is Record of the Year.

Here's where you'll start to notice the pattern.

It's not right, but Adele's got this for her Grammy-bait single, "Hello."

It's a sincere love ballad delivered by the strongest voice in contemporary pop.

But in terms of a sonic achievement with something powerful to say, Beyonce recorded hands down

the best song of the year with "Formation."

If all was right in the world, this would win Record of the Year.

And then the dark horse is Lukas Graham's "7 Years."

The Grammys love a slick storytelling song.

Speaking of songwriting, Song of the Year is award that focuses on just that, but, here,

the story remains the same: Adele is likely to sweep the hell out of the Grammys this

year.

"Hello" gets the trophy here.

And yes, as good as "Formation" is, Justin Bieber and company wrote a song that plays

by the rules of songwriting, and is filled with clever observational turns of phrase.

"My momma don't like you, and she likes everyone" was the most cutting line on pop radio last

year.

And then the Dark Horse is Mike Posner, and his song "I Took a Pill in Ibiza."

This is basically a Billy Joel song for the millenial set; it's corny as hell, but a case

could be made by a lot of Grammy voters that this is the song to take it.

Here's another prediction from Complex Music crew: Chance The Rapper is going to bring

home Best New Artist at the Grammys this year.

He just put out his best and biggest album to date, was performing on TV seemingly every

single week, and even threw his own festival—this is the rare situation where the person we

think should win has a pretty good shot.

Not to mention that he seemingly had a role in the Grammys letting online-only releases

into the running, not that the Grammys themselves will ever admit that.

Of course, there's always a chance for an upset, and there's a case to be made for

The Chainsmokers this year.

They're pretty insufferable, but they had a nearly unmatched year on the charts, and

"Closer" was at number one for an awfully long time for a new act.

Look out for them to rain on Chance's parade.

Next is Best Rap Song.

If we're being honest, the right choice here would definitely be "Ultralight Beam."

But, that's not how the Grammys work.

Drake is poised to sweep the rap categories this year, after his 2016 saw him dominate

the charts and reach new heights of popularity thanks to "One Dance" and, yes "Hotline

Bling."

His ode to late night phone calls was released back in 2015, but thanks to its sly addition

as a bonus track on Views, it's eligible for the award here.

Expect the song to win Drake two awards on Sunday: this, and best Rap/Sung Collaboration.

And, finally, we have Best Rap Album.

Again, Drake is the pick here.

Views was a monster success, and for specific genres, that's usually what wins you the

golden gramophone at the end of the night.

Drake had the biggest album in rap last year without any real competition: sometimes that

means it's the best.

If anyone can beat him, though, it'll be Chance The Rapper.

Chano put together the best album in hip-hop last year with Coloring Book, and he's coming

into the Grammys on a real hot streak.

It's possible he could knock the top dog off his spot, but it's unlikely.

So, there you have it, the 2017 Grammy winners according to Complex Music.

Tune in on Sunday night to find out if they got it right.

That's the news for now, but for more Grammy updates, subscribe to Complex on YouTube today.

For more infomation >> Here Are Complex's 2017 Grammy Predictions - Duration: 3:57.

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Video: Women discover bond through cancer - Duration: 1:44.

SCOVERY THAT BROUGHT TWO

CO-WORKERS TOGETHE

QUICKLY FEEL LIKE I JOINED A

SORORITY I NEVER WANTED TO JOIN

BUT THE WOMEN IN IT ARE

ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE.

SARAH: FAITH MAURO-HUSE REFLECTS

ON A JOURNEY SHE BEGAN MORE THAN

FIVE YEARS AGO.

>> MINE WAS INVASIVE.

IT HAD NOT GONE TO MY LYMPH

NODES YET.

SARAH: FACED WITH BREAST CANCER

AND DECISIONS SHE NEVER EXPECTED

TO MAKE.

BUT SHE WAS NOT ALONE IN THIS

BATTLE, CLAUDIA KENT GOT SIMILAR

NEWS FROM HER DOCTOR.

>> I SAID IS A BAD NEWS, SHE

SAID YES.

SHE SAID IT IS CANCER.

HIS INVASIVE?

SHE SAID YES.

I ASKED HER IF I AM GOING TO DIE

AND SHE SAID NO REASON YOU ARE

GOING TO DIE.

SARAH CLAUDIA AND FAITH ARE

: COLLEAGUES WHO GO BACK 17

YEARS.

>> I SEE HER IN THE HALLWAYS

ONCE A WEEK AND I NEVER REALIZED

SHE HAD BREAST CANCER AND SHE

NEVER KNEW I DID.

SARAH: LIKE SO MANY, THEY CHOSE

TO KEEP THEIR DIAGNOSES PRIVATE

USING WORK AS AN ESCAPE, BUT A

COMMON CAUSE BROUGHT THEIR

JOURNEYS TO LIGHT.

AT LAST YEAR'S KOMEN MARYLAND

RACE FOR THE CURE, WHILE POSING

FOR THE SURVIVOR PHOTO,

--

WHEN I SAT DOWN I KNOCKED

SOMEBODY BEHIND ME AND WHEN I

TURN TO APOLOGIZE THERE WAS

CLAUDIA.

>> IT WAS TOTAL SHOCK.

SARAH A CHANCE MEETING, NOW A

: LIFE-LONG BOND.

>> YOUR DEFINITELY CONNECTED.

YOU KNOW WHAT THAT PERSON HAS

GONE THROUGH.

SARAH: IT MAY BE EARLY BUT THEY

HAVE COMMITTED TO THE RACE FOR

THE CURE.

BOTH WILL BE ON THE SAME TEAM

THIS YEAR.

IT IS CALLED FAITH'S FIGHTERS.

THEY HAD 20 MEMBERS.

For more infomation >> Video: Women discover bond through cancer - Duration: 1:44.

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Joker & Vicki Vale Museum Scene | Batman (1989) - Duration: 3:58.

You can take that off now, I think.

You're beautiful in an old-fashioned kind of way.

But I'm sure we can make you more today.

Is that your portfolio?

I'm meeting someone who wants to see my work.

Crap.

Crap.

Crap.

Crap.

Crap...

Now that's good work.

The skulls, the bodies.

You give it such a glow. I don't know if it's art, but I like it.

Let me tell you what I'm thinking about, sweetie.

I was in the bath one day...

when I realized why I was destined for greatness.

You know how concerned people are about appearances.

This is attractive, that is not.

That is all behind me. I now do what other people only dream.

I make art. Until someone dies.

See?

I am the world's first fully-functioning homicidal artist.

What do you want?

My face on the one-dollar bill.

You must be joking.

Do I look like I'm joking?

Well...

Listen.

We mustn't compare ourselves to regular people. We're artists.

For instance, let me challenge you with a little piece I did.

Bob. Alicia.

You will take pictures and record my work.

You will join me in the avant-garde of the new aesthetic.

Jack, you said I could watch you improve the paintings.

I'm in trouble now.

Why is she wearing a mask?

She's just a sketch, really.

Alicia, sit down. Show the lady why you wear the mask.

You see, Miss Vale, Alicia's been made over in line with my new philosophy.

So now, like me...

she is a living work of art.

I'm no Picasso, but do you like it?

It's great.

So, what can I do for you?

A little song, a little dance.

Batman's head on a lance.

Tell me, what do you know about...

I don't know anything about Batman.

Really?

Well, how about a little "you and me"?

You're insane.

I thought I was a Pisces. Come on.

Let's make up. Have a little...

whiff of my posy.

Help me!

I'm melting!

I'm melting! Help me! I'm melting!

Boo.

Hold on.

Where does he get those wonderful toys?

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Video: Joseph Parham's fight for change - Duration: 2:08.

BARRY: TENNIS IS A GAME OF

STRATEGY, AND 90-YEAR-OLD JOSEPH

PARHAM SENIOR IS STILL ON THE

COURT FOCUSING ON HIS SKILLS AND

GETTING EXERCISE.

>> IT WILL NOT CONTINUE TO HOLD

TOGETHER IF YOU DO NOT MOVE.

BARRY PLAYING ALONGSIDE HIM, HIS

: 89-YEAR-OLD FRIEND STANLEY

TURNER, WHO ADMIRES HIS TENNIS

PARTNER'S QUIET DETERMINATION.

>> HE MADE ME A BETTER PERSON

AND BY BEING AROUND HIM WATCHI

HOW HE RELATES TO PEOPLE, HOW HE

TALKS TO PEOPLE.

BARR

>> THAT WAS 70'S, THE DOUBLES

CHAMPION.

BARRY PARHAM'S NUMEROUS TROPHIES

: AND AWARDS ARE DISPLAYED

THROUGHOUT HIS WEST BALTIMORE

HOME.

HE SERVED IN THE ARMY AND TAUGHT

FRENCH AND SPANISH IN BALTIMORE

CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

>> A PUSH OF A BUDDY HARD THAT

THEY KNEW I WAS PUSHING THEM TO

LEARN.

BARRY: BUT IT TAKES SOME

PRODDING TO GET HIM TO TALK

ABOUT HIS ROLE IN MARYLAND

HISTORY.

>> OK.

YES, I WAS.

I WAS PART OF INTEGRATION ON THE

TENNIS COURTS IN BALTIMORE CITY.

BARRY: DRUID HILL PARK HAD TWO

SETS OF TENNIS COURTS.

CLAY FOR WHITES LOCATED NEAR THE

CONSERVATORY AND OTHER COURTS

FOR BLACKS NOT FAR FROM THE

SEGREGATED POOLS.

THEY BEGAN TAKING OVER THE

WHITES ONLY COURTS.

>> WE CANNOT PUT UP WITH THIS.

WE PAY FOR IT, ALL THESE COURTS.

WE DO NOT JUST PAY FOR THE ONES

WE ARE ON.

BARRY: THEIR STRATEGY.

BALTIMORE RECREATION AND PARKS

ABOLISHED THE POLICY IN 1955

THE CLAY COURTS AT DRUID HILL

AND PARK ONCE RESERVED FOR

WHITES NO LONGER EXIST.

PARHAM SAYS THE GAME OF TENNIS

HAS TAUGHT HIM A LIFE LESSON.

>> DON'T BE AFRAID.

IF YOU FIND YOU WANT -- TO DO

SOMETHING DO IT.

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Video: Dems travel to Baltimore for some soul-searching - Duration: 1:28.

OCRATS WERE HERE IN

: BALTIMORE THIS WEEK ASKING

WHY DID THEY LOSE THE ELECTION?

AND HOW CAN THEY WIN THE NEXT

ONE?

HOUSE DEMOCRATS WRAPPED UP A

THREE-DAY RETREAT AT THE INNER

HARBOR THIS MORNING.

AN ANNUAL CONFERENCE, THAT THIS

YEAR, INCLUDED AN ELECTION

POST-MORTEM.

>> THIS WAS A TOUGH ELECTION FOR

US.

AS I'VE SAID BEFORE, THIS WAS A

REVERSAL OF FORTUNE.

KATE: WELL DEMOCRATIC LEADERS

PROJECTED UNITY.

>> RECORD BREAKING NUMBER OF

MEMBERS HERE, AGAIN,

DEMONSTRATING OUR HARMONY.

KATE ACCORDING TO REPORTS,

: DISCUSSION ALSO CENTERED ON

HOW TO UNITE PARTY FACTIONS.

NEW YORK CONGRESSMAN JOE CROWLEY

SAYS DEMOCRATS NEED BETTER

MESSAGING IF THEY WANT TO

EFFECTIVELY COUNTER REPUBLICAN

PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP.

>> THE PRESIDENT NEEDS TO GROW

UP.

THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE LOOKING

FOR HIM TO ACT PRESIDENTIAL.

HE HAS YET TO DO THAT.

KATE AS THE DEMOCRATIC CONFAB

: CONTINUED DOWNTOWN OUR STATE'S

HIGHEST-PROFILE REPUBLICAN PAID

A VISIT TO THE 98-ROCK

MORNING-SHOW.

>> GOVERNOR HOGAN.

GOOD MORNING, SIR.

KATE WHEN ASKED ABOUT THE

: POLITICAL CLIMATE AND

PRESIDENT TRUMP

GOVERNOR LARRY HOGAN EXPLAINED

THE PARTISAN RANCOR HAS BEEN

DIFFICULT FOR HIS

ADMINISTRATION.

HE MUST WORK ACROSS THE AISLE TO

GET THINGS DONE.

>> I JUST WISH THE COUNTRY COULD

FIND A WAY TO GET TOGETHER.

BECAUSE RIGHT NOW, WE'RE NOT IN

A GOOD PLACE.

KATE: THE DEMOCRATS CONFERENCE

HAD SOME HIGH PROFILE SPEAKERS

INCLUDING KAREEM ABDUL JABBAR,

For more infomation >> Video: Dems travel to Baltimore for some soul-searching - Duration: 1:28.

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Video: Parents encouraged to register early for pre-K - Duration: 1:31.

>> THAT DETERMINED TO GET THE

OPEN SEAT CHARTS.

TIM: IN THE LOBBY OF PARK

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN BROOKLYN,

PARENTS ARE FILLING OUT

PAPERWORK, WELL AHEAD OF THE

FIRST DAY OF CLASSES IN

SEPTEMBER.

PARENTS ARE RESPONDING TO A

DISTRICTWIDE CALL TO SIGN UP

THEIR SOON-TO-BE 4-YEAR-OLDS

RIGHT NOW INSTEAD OF WAITING

UNTIL IT'S TOO LATE.

>> THERE ARE SO MANY BENEFITS TO

STARTING SCHOOL IN PRE-K.

TIM AND THAT'S PRETTY MUCH THE

: MESSAGE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS

ARE PASSING ALONG TO PARENTS.

>> WE WANT TO BRING PARENTS IN

BECAUSE WE WANT TO MAKE SURE

THAT WE HAVE THE NUMBERS AND

THAT EVERYBODY KNOWS IF THEY

HAVE A SPOT.

WE KNOW PARENTS NEED TO PLAN FOR

NEXT YEAR.

TIM: IT DIDN'T TAKE MUCH TO

CONVINCE PARK ELEMENTARY PARENT

PATRICK MARSHALL WHO MADE SURE

HE KEPT HIS REGISTRATION

APPOINTMENT.

>> I FEEL THE EARLIER THEY'RE

ABLE TO GET STARTED AND GET

AHEAD, THEN IT'S THE BETTER

FOR THEIR EDUCATION IN THE LONG

RUN.

TIM: PARK ELEMENTARY HAS TWO ALL

DAY PRE-K CLASSES.

AND IT'S EVIDENT STUDENTS HERE

ARE EAGER TO LEARN.

>> USUALLY ONCE WE HIT MARCH, WE

REALLY START TO SEE SOME GROWTH.

IT'S AMAZING THAT THEY COME IN

AND THEY ARE SO TINY AND THEY

REALLY DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT

SCHOOL OR ROUTINE.

TIM: A ROUTINE THAT'S QUICKLY

TURNING INTO A LOVE FOR

LEARNING.

TO GET MORE ABOUT ANNE ARUNDEL

COUNTY'S PRE-REGISTRATION

PROGRAM, AND TO FIND OUT WHAT

PAPERWORK PARENTS WILL NEED TO

REGISTER, GO TO OUR WBAL-TV APP.

LIVE IN THE STUDIO, TIM TOOTEN,

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FACE OFF | Season 11, Episode 3: 'Welcome to Monster High' | Syfy - Duration: 3:15.

♪ ♪

- Oh, God. - Ah! Oh, my God!

- It's a mad dash and my heart's racing,

but I grab Draculaura

and I am so happy.

Draculaura. Ooh.

Draculaura is Dracula's daughter.

She's super-cute, fun, girly,

and she has really cute fangs.

I like her collar, too.

- I like her earrings. - Mm-hmm.

She doesn't have many distinct features

we can use prosthetics for,

so Tyler and I will sculpt a collar,

fabricate her hairstyle,

and then fabricate some accessories

that are really important to the character.

- Hello, hello. - Hi.

- Hi. - Hi. I'm Natalie.

- Tyler. Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.

- So, we got this wonderful character here.

- So, she is a vampire. - Mm-hmm.

- A lot of the bat wings

and a lot of, like, webs are really important.

Pink is her signature color.

- Okay. Okay. - Super-girly.

Like, frilly and lace. - Oh, you're gonna--

you're gonna do well. - I'm super excited.

- That's her. - Yeah.

Good luck. - Thank you.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

- Lagoona Blue. "My biggest pet peeve

"is anyone who treats the ocean

"like his or her own personal trash can.

Everyone's my best friend." - Aww.

She's a sweetheart. - She is.

I know nothing about "Monster High."

- Nor do I. - Yeah.

This is gonna be a tough one.

- We should definitely have,

like, gills on the side of the neck.

- I think so. - Hello.

I'm Becca. - Hi. Cig.

- Hi, Becca. - Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you. I'm George. - Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you. We were thinking keep

with the pretty face but sort of accentuate

the cheek bones,

do some scaling on the forehead,

and incorporate fin ears.

- That'd be pretty, yes.

And if you want to play this up, in the past

we added webbing detail in between her fingers.

- Yeah, we've got that. That's--that's something.

- I think it'll be great.

All right. Well, good luck to you guys.

both: Thank you. - Bye.

[upbeat music]

- What did you guys get?

both: We got Cleo de Nile.

- Daughter of the mummy. - Oh, fun.

- I am so excited for this challenge.

- I have to admit that I think

Keaghlan's probably more excited than I am,

and I'm very excited.

- "Cleo de Nile is the personification

"of a teenage girl with a pedigree.

"Her superiority is a birthright

"and preferential treatment is expected.

Just ask all 10,000 of her servants."

- I feel like Cleo's one of the harder dolls

to adapt because she is so human in her design.

- Really would love to incorporate kind of that,

you know, wrapped mummy texture.

She has bandages on one arm and on one leg,

so we want to do a character

that has them and make her a little more monster

than just, you know, a human wrapped up in bandages.

- Hi, ladies. both: Hi.

- Nice to meet you. I'm Becca. - Good to meet you, too.

- Keaghlan. Nice to meet you. - Hi.

- You got Cleo. - Yeah.

- I'm so excited. She's one of my favorites.

- Oh, she's your favorite? - Yeah.

- Awesome. - Okay, give us all the tips.

- All right.

So, if you notice where the wrappings are,

there's a little bit of gold shimmer.

- Mm-hmm. - Oh, cool.

- Do you think that Cleo would have Egyptian,

like, hieroglyphs or anything, like, on the wraps?

Like, we can incorporate that as a detail?

- Yes. - Okay, cool.

- It is a wrapping, but

we wanted to add that monstery detail,

so we did embed it into her skin a little bit.

- Just to say, we're both really huge Monster High fans.

- We're really, really big fans. - Yay. Thank you for being fans.

- So excited. - Okay. Good luck.

- Thank you so much for having us.

For more infomation >> FACE OFF | Season 11, Episode 3: 'Welcome to Monster High' | Syfy - Duration: 3:15.

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Matt Moore, Cosmic Mike weigh-in on snow moon, lunar eclipse - Duration: 1:23.

KIM: NEWS 8'S STORM TEAM

METEOROLOGIST MATT MOORE

WENT

TO THE EXPERTS TO LEARN MORE

ABOUT IT.

MATT: FOR THE STARGAZERS OUT

THERE WE'VE GOT SOME

GREAT

CELESTIAL EVENTS GOING ON

TONIGHT.

RIGHT NOW WE'RE HERE AT THE

MUSEUM FOR NATURE AND

SCIENCE

IN LANCASTER AND CAME TO THE

GUY WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT THIS.

THIS IS COSMIC MIKE SMOOTH.

WE'VE GOT

THE FULL MOON

TONIGHT, NICKNAMED THE SNOW

MOON, THAT'S THE FULL MOON IN

FEBRUARY.

WHAT'S GOING ON?

WE HAVE A

PENUMBRAL LUNAR

ECLIPSE, AND YOU'RE GOING TO

SEE THE MOON SLIGHTLY

DARKENED.

>> A LITTLE DARKENED, THAT'S

BECAUSE THE MOON IS MOVING

INTO THE EARTH'S SHADOW.

WE HAVE A BIT OF A

DEMONSTRATION HERE FROM THE

SCIDOME THEATER.

CHECK THIS OUT,

THE SHADOW

CASTING ON THE MOON A LITTLE

DIMMER AND THEN SLIDES RIGHT

BACK OUT.

THIS

IS ABOUT A SIX HOUR

PERIOD.

>> YEAH, ABOUT THAT.

MATT: AND WE'VE GOT THE COMET.

TALK ABOUT THAT.

>>

COMET 45C IS MAKING ITS

CLOSEST PASS TO THE EARTH.

THIS IS THE FIRST TIME A COMET

HAS

DONE SO SINCE 1983 BUT

UNFORTUNATELY IT'S NOT VISIBLE

TO THE UNAIDED EYE SO THOSE

THAT

HAVE BINOCULARS AND THE

TELESCOPE, IF YOU LOOK IN THE

CONSTELLATION OF HERCULES YOU

HAVE A CHANCE OF SPOTTING IT.

MATT: AND ALL

OF THIS IS

WEATHER PERMITTING.

THE CLOUDS MAY BE IN THE WAY,

WEATHER MAY NOT KEEPS BUT

WE'VE GOT GOOD

NEWS, COSMIC

MIKE IS GOING TO SHARE WITH US

SOME LINKS WHERE YOU CAN SEE

THESE EVENTS GO GOING ON ON A

LIVE

STREAM.

WE'RE GOING TO SHARE IT ON OUR

NEWS 8 STORM TEAM FACEBOOK

For more infomation >> Matt Moore, Cosmic Mike weigh-in on snow moon, lunar eclipse - Duration: 1:23.

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Video: Project Core replacing blight with livable space - Duration: 1:58.

LISA TEARING DOWN THE 1700 BLOCK

: OF NORTH CHESTER STREET MARKS

THE LASTEST PHASE OF PROJECT

CORE, A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE

CITY, STATE AND COMMUNITY

ORGANIZATIONS.

THE CITY IS INVESTING 18

MILLION, THE STATE SOME TO MAYOR

$5 MILLION.

CATHERINE PUGH SAYS HOUSING IS

JUST PART OF THE BIGGER PICTURE

.

>> YOU WANT TO SEE MOVIE

THEATERS, HOUSES, PLACES WE CAN

COME AND RESIDE AND BE

ENTERTAINED AS WELL IN OUR

NEIGHBORHOODS.

LISA THE COMMITTEMENT IS TO

: DEMOLISH AS MANY BLIGHTED CITY

BLOCKS AS POSSIBLE IN FOUR

YEARS, CREATING GREEN SPACE IN

SOME, AND DEVELOPING OTHERS.

REBA HAWKINS IS A MEMBER OF

SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH WHICH

SITS NEXT TO THE BLIGHTED BLOCK.

SHE'S GLAD TO SEE IT GO.

>> NUMBER ONE, IT TAKES AWAY THE

[INAUDIBLE]

MANIFESTING WITHIN A LOT OF

THESE PROPERTIES.

IT TAKES AWAY THAT CRIME ELEMENT

IN WHICH THEY MIGHT BE LURKING

WITH SOME OF THESE DRAWINGS THAT

HAVE SAT ABANDONED FOR SOME MUCH

TIME.

RIGHT NOW, THIS IS JUST A SPARK

AND IT IS SOMETHING THAT IS

POSITIVE FOR US.

LISA: WHAT WILL GO HERE IS THE

EXTENSION OF THE SOUTHERN

BAPTIST CHURCH.

THEY WILL PUT HEALTH SERVICES,

FINANCIAL, AND JOB TRAINING AND

IT WILL BE A PLACE FOR THE

COMMUNITY TOGETHER.

COMMUNITY ORGANIZERS SAY A LOT

OF THE CREDIT FOR BRINGING

DEVELOPMENT TO AREAS ONCE

FORGOTTEN GOES TO THE PASTORS

AND RESIDENTS WHO DID NOT

ABANDON THEIR NEIGHBORHOODS IN

THEIR DARKEST HOURS.

>> ALL THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE NOT

HAD A CHOICE OF WHERE THEY COULD

GO HAD TO ENDURE THE BLIGHT, HAD

TO INJURE OR MS. JOHNSON'S STORE

CLOSING DOWN, BROWN'S A

SUPERMARKET, BUT WE ARE STILL

HERE.

For more infomation >> Video: Project Core replacing blight with livable space - Duration: 1:58.

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Lancaster County church teaching self-defense to congregants - Duration: 1:22.

TELYN SMITH

SHOWS US, IT'S

TEACHING ITS

MEMBERS HOW TO FIGHT BACK.

KATELYN: THIS IS THE CHURCH

SANCTUARY.

>> TO BRING DOWN --

KATELYN: BUT IS THERE

REALLY

SUCH A THING?

>> THERE'S NOT A PLACE PEOPLE

CAN

GO WHERE THEY CAN

ULTIMATELY FEEL SAFE.

KATELYN: KURT OWEN IS A

BODYGUARD-TURNED-MINISTER FROM

FLORIDA.

>> PASTOR HOLDS OUT HIS

BIBLE, THE FIRST ROUND GOES

FOOTBALL, PAGES GO

EVERYWHERE.

KATELYN: AND ALTHOUGH NOTHING

EVEN CLOSE IT THAT HAS

HAPPENED AT CHURCH OF THE

WORD --

>> WE'RE WILLING TO BRING THE

TRAINING RIGHT HERE.

IT'S ONE OF THE WAYS THAT WE

LOVE AND

SHEPHERD OUR PEOPLE.

KATELYN: -- KURT COMES ARMED

WITH WEAPONS.

>> GINN BEGIN

TO HURT THE

PERSON.

KATELYN: AND SECURITY TOUR.

>> IN PROVERB, THE HORSE IS

PREPARED FOR THE DAY

OF

BATTLE.

>> I HAD ONE PERSON THAT CAME

AND SAID WELL WHY DO WE NOT

JUST RELY ON GOD TO PROTECT

US?

KATELYN: HE EQUATES IT TO

PREPARING FOR A FIRE.

YOU DON'T SOLELY RELY ON GOD,

AND HE SAYS IT'S

THE SAME

THING AT HOME OR AT THE

CHURCH.

>> HOW DUMB WOULD WE BE?

AND HOW ARE WE NOT TAKING CARE

OF THE PRECIOUS THINGS GOD HAS

GIVEN US IF ALL OF A SUDDEN WE

TURN A BLIND EH AND SAY WE'RE

NOT GOING TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT

IT.

KATELYN: PROTECTING GOD'S

HOUSE THE SAME WAY YOU WOULD

PROTECT YOUR OWN IN LANCASTER

COUNTY, KATELYN SMITH, NEWS 8.

RON: KURT

OWEN WILL B

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Video: Snowstorm Sunday into Monday (2-10-17) - Duration: 3:54.

AT WHAT IS GOING

ON HERE.

ON HERE. EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT THE

EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT THE SNOW STORM INTO MONDAY.

SNOW STORM INTO MONDAY. IT IS GOING TO BE A MESS AROUND

IT IS GOING TO BE A MESS AROUND HERE.

HERE. TYLER, YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING AT

TYLER, YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING AT THE FORECAST MODELS.

THE FORECAST MODELS. >> THIS CAN BE THE LARGEST STORM

>> THIS CAN BE THE LARGEST STORM IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY IN TWO

IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY IN TWO YEARS.

YEARS. THAT IS THE MAGNITUDE WE ARE

THAT IS THE MAGNITUDE WE ARE LOOKING AT INTO SUNDAY.

LOOKING AT INTO SUNDAY. THE WEATHER SERVICE HAS A WINTER

THE WEATHER SERVICE HAS A WINTER STORM WATCH FOR THE ENTIRE

STORM WATCH FOR THE ENTIRE VIEWING AREA.

VIEWING AREA. IT IS A LARGE AREA OF REAL

IT IS A LARGE AREA OF REAL ESTATE THIS IS GOING TO COVER.

ESTATE THIS IS GOING TO COVER. SNOW BEGINS ON SUNDAY.

SNOW BEGINS ON SUNDAY. IT SNOWS SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND

IT SNOWS SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND SUNDAY NIGHT.

SUNDAY NIGHT. 6-12 INCHES OF SNOW FOR MOST

6-12 INCHES OF SNOW FOR MOST LOCATIONS.

LOCATIONS. IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS, ONE FOOT

IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS, ONE FOOT PLUS.

PLUS. WE WILL GET A LOT OF SNOW.

WE WILL GET A LOT OF SNOW. THIS STORM IS GOING TO BALL

THIS STORM IS GOING TO BALL AMOUNT.

AMOUNT. THAT IS A 24 MILLIBARS DROP.

THAT IS A 24 MILLIBARS DROP. THAT GENERATES HEAVIER SNOW.

THAT GENERATES HEAVIER SNOW. NO DOUBT, NEW YORK, LARGE AMOUNT

NO DOUBT, NEW YORK, LARGE AMOUNT OF SNOW SUNDAY INTO MONDAY.

OF SNOW SUNDAY INTO MONDAY. RIGHT NOW, NOTHING GOING ON.

RIGHT NOW, NOTHING GOING ON. LIGHT SNOW IN WATERTOWN.

LIGHT SNOW IN WATERTOWN. THIS WILL MOVE THROUGH TONIGHT.

THIS WILL MOVE THROUGH TONIGHT. IT IS A WEEK SYSTEM.

IT IS A WEEK SYSTEM. 1- INCHES.

1- INCHES. TEMPERATURES IN THE SINGLE

TEMPERATURES IN THE SINGLE DIGITS AND TEENS.

DIGITS AND TEENS. EIGHT DEGREES IN BURLINGTON.

EIGHT DEGREES IN BURLINGTON. A COUPLE OF ROADS WILL BE

A COUPLE OF ROADS WILL BE SLIPPERY.

SLIPPERY. LET'S START FUTURECAST.

LET'S START FUTURECAST. LIGHT SNOW MOVING IN TONIGHT.

LIGHT SNOW MOVING IN TONIGHT. BIG STOR IS SUNDAY.

BIG STOR IS SUNDAY. THE SNOW MOVING IN.

THE SNOW MOVING IN. HERE IS LITTLE TIME -- ONE INCH

HERE IS LITTLE TIME -- ONE INCH OR AN HOUR CONTINUING INTO

OR AN HOUR CONTINUING INTO MONDAY.

MONDAY. SNOW WILL CONTINUE IN THE

SNOW WILL CONTINUE IN THE MOUNTAINS.

MOUNTAINS. SUBSTANTIAL CASH

SUBSTANTIAL CASH ENDING THE DAY ON MONDAY.

ENDING THE DAY ON MONDAY. ONE FOOT ON THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

ONE FOOT ON THE GREEN MOUNTAINS. 6-12 INCHES IN NORTHERN NEW YORK

6-12 INCHES IN NORTHERN NEW YORK AND CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY.

AND CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY. THIS IS GREA NEWS FOR THIS KEY

THIS IS GREA NEWS FOR THIS KEY AREAS.

AREAS. SUNDAY AND MONDAY, TEMPERATURES

SUNDAY AND MONDAY, TEMPERATURES BELOW FREEZING.

BELOW FREEZING. VALENTINE'S DAY ON TUESDAY, DRY.

VALENTINE'S DAY ON TUESDAY, DRY. --

-- WE ARE ALSO WATCHING FOR A

WE ARE ALSO WATCHING FOR A POTENTIAL STORM ON THURSDAY.

POTENTIAL STORM ON THURSDAY. WE WILL TAKE THEM ONE AT TIME.

WE WILL TAKE THEM ONE AT TIME. OUR ATTENTION IS ON THIS SUNDAY

OUR ATTENTION IS ON THIS SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY STORM.

NIGHT INTO MONDAY STORM. PLEASE STAND IN TOUCH WITH THE

PLEASE STAND IN TOUCH WITH THE FORECAST ON IT NBC FIVE THROUGH

FORECAST ON IT NBC FIVE THROUGH THE WEEKEND.

For more infomation >> Video: Snowstorm Sunday into Monday (2-10-17) - Duration: 3:54.

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Paquin faces new abuse charges out of Maine - Duration: 1:24.

MIKE ONE OF THE ALLEGED VICTIMS

: LIVES HERE IN SEABROOK.

TODAY HE'S MARRIED WITH CHILDREN

, AND SAYS AT THE AGE OF 42, HE

FINALLY IS STARTING TO FEEL LIKE

HE'S LIVING HIS LIFE.

FORMER CATHOLIC PRIEST RONALD

PAQUIN SERVED MORE THAN 10 YEARS

IN PRISON FOR SEXUALLY

ASSAULTING A 12-YEAR-OLD ALTAR

BOY IN MASSACHUSETTS.

THE 74-YEAR-OLD WORKED IN

HAVERHILL AND METHUEN IN THE

1970'S AND 80'S AND WAS ONE OF

THE FIRST CLERGY MEMBERS TO BE

JAILED IN THE BOSTON CHURCH SEX

ABUSE SCANDAL.

PAQUIN WAS ARRESTED THIS WEEK

AND HAS BEEN INDICTED ON 29 NEW

SEXUAL ABUSE CHARGES FOR ALLEGED

CRIMES IN MAINE DATING BACK TO

THE 1980'S.

HE'S ACCUSED OF ABUSING TWO BOYS

IN KENNEBUNKPORT.

ONE OF THOSE ALLEGED VICTIMS IS

42-YEAR-OLD KEITH TOWNSEND WHO

SAYS PAQUIN ABUSED HIM WHEN HE

WAS EIGHT YEARS OLD AND THAT IT

CONTINUED FOR 5 YEARS.

HE WAS MOTIVATED TO TALK TO

POLICE IN PART, BECAUSE PAQUIN

WAS RELEASED FROM PRISON.

>> THE WORLD IS A SAFER PLACE.

I WOULDN'T WISH JAIL UPON

ANYBODY IN THE WORLD, BUT THIS

INDIVIDUAL NEEDS TO BE OFF THE

STREET, DESPITE HOW OLD HE I

MIKE PAQUIN WAS HELD WITHOUT

: BAIL IN ROXBURY, MASSACHUSETTS

COURTROOM TODAY.

HE'LL BE BACK IN COURT NEXT

WEEK, WHEN HE'LL LIKELY BE TAKEN

For more infomation >> Paquin faces new abuse charges out of Maine - Duration: 1:24.

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Video: Vrooom! Auto show has something for everyone - Duration: 1:33.

E

WEEKEND

MOTOR TREND AUTO SHOW IS GOING

ON NOW AT THE BALTIMORE

CONVENTION CENTER.

JENNIFER: THE ROAD TO A NEW SET

OF WHEELS IS LAID OUT INSIDE THE

BALTIMORE CONVENTION CENTER

WHERE THE MOTOR TREND AUTO SHOW

HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERY BUDGET.

>> ALL BUDGETS.

THERE ARE CARS HERE THAT START

AT 13, 14 THOUSAND DOLLARS.

ALL THE WAY UP TO TRIPLE DIGITS.

JENNIFER THIS IS THE EXPENSIVE

: CAR SECTION DUPONT REGISTRY

BRINGS BUYERS AND SELLER

TOGETHER OF THE WORLD'S WILDEST

CARS.

>> AND IT IS SHINY, FAST,

COLLECTIBLE, THAT IS ME.

JENNIFER: PERHAPS THE ULTIMATE

AND DECADENCE, THIS 5000 --

$500,000 ROLLS-ROYCE

.

IN THIS DRIVING SIMULATOR YOU

CAN SEE WHAT DIFFERENT FORD

MODELS CAN DO ON VIRTUAL

COURSES.

>> IT HAS AN OFF ROAD COURSE, IT

HAS A RACE TRACK.

JENNIFER AND IF YOU HAVEN'T CAR

: SHOPPED IN A WHILE

AT THE AUTO SHOW YOU CAN CHECK

OUT THE LATEST IN TECHNOLOGY

.

>> CARS HAVE CHANGED SO MUCH

THAT A LOT OF PEOPLE DO NOT

KNOW.

For more infomation >> Video: Vrooom! Auto show has something for everyone - Duration: 1:33.

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Suelta La Sopa | Productor de homenaje a Juan Gabriel regaló boletos para el evento | Entretenimi - Duration: 2:49.

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Could The Psychedelic Drug Ayahuasca Cure Depression? - Duration: 3:06.

Ayahuasca is hard to spell.

A-y-a-h... uasca?

Maybe I should go grab some, that might be easier.

Hey all, Trace here for DNews.

In 2015, the United States got its first legal ayahuasca church that promised to provide

"ayahuasca spiritual healings" to members...at a price.

It was quickly shut down a year later, with skeptics calling the church a cult and a scam.

But… is there an actual benefit to using ayahuasca, and what is it in the first place?

Ayahuasca is commonly used by indigenous communities in healing ceremonies in the Amazon rainforest.

It's a tea that produces hallucinatory effects after consumed.

But many consider it a miracle drug, treating a number of disorders, including depression.

But is this scientifically accurate or are we just drinking up some ancient placebo kool-aid?

Ayahuasca is traditionally made from the leaves of one shrub (Psychotria viridis) and the

stems of another vine (Diplopterys cabrerana).

When digested together, they introduce a fairly famous compound called DMT into the blood,

which eventually finds its way to the brain and causes hallucinations.

But DMT has a not so famous partner, harmine, which in addition to hallucinations, has antidepressant

qualities.

Harmine was first found in ayahuasca in 1996 in the plasma of volunteers who drank it.

According to botanist Dennis McKenna, "Most people seek ayahuasca with good intentions

- they are not thrill-seeking but are curious, serious - or have specific issues such as

depression."

There have been studies to back up ayahuasca as a treatment for depression.

Most recently, one study published in PeerJ exposed human neural progenitors — cells

that are capable of becoming neurons — to harmine, resulting in a 71.5% increase in

human neural cells.

This is similar to other antidepressants, which cause, what's called, neurogenesis.

But this isn't the first study of its kind.

There have been several studies done on ayahuasca usually with small a sample size...like really

small.

But because there aren't that many in the overall scientific literature, we thought

they were worth mentioning.

One study with 6 volunteers found improvements with their mood after drinking ayahuasca within

hours (typical antidepressants could take weeks).

Another study had 3 women with depression drink ayahuasca, and their symptoms decreased

for two weeks afterward!

And in a 2015 PLoS One study, they linked the ayahuasca's "altered state of consciousness"

to decreased activity in parts of the brain associated with depression.

There's even a meta-analysis of various studies on ayahuasca and its antidepressive

effects from the past 25 years.

They concluded that ayahuasca is a "useful pharmacological tools for the treatment of...mood

disorders."

It's actually pretty difficult to conduct studies on ayahuasca...considering DMT is

classified as a Schedule I substance by the US Drug Enforcement Agency, banning it from

medical use.

Many of the studies we mentioned here happened in countries where it's allowed for religious

purposes including Brazil and Peru.

In which case, researchers would have to wait for the perfect series of events: volunteers

who experience depression and are willing to drink ayahuasca.

As for larger controlled studies outside of religious exception, we may just have to wait

a bit longer.

As always, more research is needed.

What other psychedelic drugs do scientists think might have medicinal benefits?

Find out in this video here with my girl Cristen Conger.What other science questions do you

have about stuff like this?

Let us know down in the comments, make sure you subscribe for more DNews and thanks for

tuning in.