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DAUGHTER.

FORTUNATELY THE GIRL'S INJURIES

ARE NOT BELIEVED TO BE LIFE

THREATENING.

EVANSGINA AUDY APPEARED IN COURT

BY HAVE FEED THIS MORNING,

ANSWERING TO CHARGES SHE

KNOWINGLY HARMED HER

16-MONTH-OLD TODDLER.

POLICE SAY NEIGHBORS RESPONDED

TO THE HOME WHERE SHE HAD USED A

UTILITY KNIFE AGAINST HER OWN

DAUGHTER.

>> UPON ARRIVAL THEY SPOKE TO A

DESPONDENT WOMAN AND HER HUSBAND

AND NOTICED THE 16-MONTH-OLD WAS

BLEEDING FROM THE BACK,

PARAMEDICS AND FIREFIGHTER

ARRIVED ON SCENE, THE CHILD HAD

BEEN STABBED BY THE MOTHER.

REPORTER: POLICE SAY THERE WAS A

CUT ON THE DAUGHTER'S BACK.

SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL

AND IS EXPECTED TO RECOVER.

REPORTER: THE CHILD IS STILL

HOSPITALIZED, UNSURE AT THIS

TIME, BUT APPEARS TO BE A

SERIOUS BUT NONLIFE THREATENING

INJURY.

REPORTER: SHE WAS JUST

PRESCRIBED MEDICATION THIS MONTH

FOR A MENTAL HEALTH DISEASE.

OFFICERS QUESTIONED AUDY AT THE

HOME, SHE CHUCKLED WHEN ASKED

ABOUT HOW THE KNIFE HIT HER

DAUGHTER.

AT FIRST SHE TOLD POLICE SHE

WOKE UP, TOOK THE KNIFE FROM

UNDER HER PILLOW AND WENT INTO

HER DAUGHTER'S ROOM AND SAW A

SHADOW MOVING AROUND DHAIRT.

SHE TOLD POLICE, QUOTE, THAT'S

WHEN I USED IT AGAINST ON MY

DAUGHTER.

AUDY IS CHARGED WITH SECOND

DEGREE ASSAULT AND ENDANGERING

THE WELFARE OF A CHILD.

PEOPLE WHO LIVE NEXT-DOOR TO THE

COUPLE ARE HOPING FOR THE BEST

FOR EVERYONE INVOLVED.

>> I WAS REALLY SHOCKED IT

HAPPENED.

THE POOR THING, BOTH THE BABY

AND THE PARENT, THE TO DO

SOMETHING LIKE THAT.

SO HOPEFULLY MY THOUGHTS AND

PRICER ARE WITH BOTH OF NEP.

REPORTER: AND AUDY ALSO HAD

INJURIES OF HER OWN, POLICE SAY

SHE HAD THREE CUTS ON HER WRISTS

AND ADMITTED SHE HAD CUT HERSELF

EARLIER IN THE DAY.

SHE'S CURRENTLY BEING HELD

WITHOUT BAIL AND IS EXPECTED THE

For more infomation >> Woman accused of stabbing 16-month-old daughter - Duration: 1:50.

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Derryfield girls dominate at swim championships - Duration: 1:40.

AND

DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS.

MIKE CRONIN H MORE.

REPORTER: DIVING IN HISTORY,

THE DERRYFIELD SCHOOL GIRLS SWI

TEAM.

ONLY FOUR GIRLS QUALIFIED FOR

THE MEET, SISTERS, THEY SET

THREE STATE RECORDS AND MANY

SCHOOL REPORT WHILE CAPTURING

THE DERRYFEEL'S FIRST EVER GIRLS

SWIMMING AND DIVING STATE

CHAMPIONSHIP LAST WEEKEND, TYING

ST. THOMAS FOR THE DIVISION TWO

CROWN.

SENIOR CAPTAIN EMMA WAGNER WILL

ATTEND DARTMOUTH COLLEGE NEXT

YEAR.

>> JUST LIKE SO AWESOME,

EVERYONE PUT IN THE WORK ALL

SEASON AND SEEING IT PAY OFF

LIKE, THIS ESPECIALLY IN OUR

REAL LIVES.

REPORT THESE GUESSER TRAINED

JUST ABOUT ALL YEAR TOGETHER,

THEY BELIEVE IN EACH OTHER, AND

YET WHEN THE BIG MOMENT CAME AND

THEY BECAME STATE CHAMPIONS EVEN

THEY HAD A HARD TIME BELIEVING

IT.

>> THE WHOLE MEET WE WERE LIKE

ALL RIGHT MAYBE THIRD OR LIKE

FOURTH, NEVER DID WE THINK WE

WOULD ACTUALLY PULL IT OFF AND

WIN, LIKE FOU GIRLS, YOU NEVER

HEAR ABOUT THAT.

>> EVERYONE ELSE HAD SUP BIG

TEAMS, SO WE WERE REALLY

SHOCKED.

REPORTER: THEY'VE BEEN SWIMMING

MOST OF THEIR LIVES AND FOR THE

TWO FRESHMEN THE HARD WORK IS

ALREADY PAYING OFF.

>> IT'S JUST THE RUSH OF ENERGY

THAT I GET WHEN I ENTER THE

POOL, IT'S ALMOST LIKE A SECOND

HOME.

>> A MOMENT THEY'LL NEVER FORGET

AS THEY HOPE THE SUCCESS WILL

HELP MAKE EVEN MORE WAVES NEXT

YEAR.

>> NO BETTER WAY TO END MY

SENIOR YEAR.

For more infomation >> Derryfield girls dominate at swim championships - Duration: 1:40.

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Ice climbers tackle New Hampshire's Frankenstein Cliff - Duration: 2:08.

LEARNED ON NEW

HAMPSHIRE'S FRANKENSTEIN CLIFF.

THESE FROZEN FALLS ARE CREATED

EVERY YEAR IN CRAWFORD STATE

PARK.

>> IT A MUCH MORE AGGRESSIVE

SPORT THAN ROCK CLIMBING.

YOU DON'T TRY TO TEAR PIECINGS

OF ROCK OUT OR MAKE A NEW HOLD,

YOU KNOW, BEAT THE ROCK UP SO

YOU HAVE A PLACE TO STAY.

YOU USE WHAT'S AVAILABLE.

HAYLEY: THESE EXTREME ATHLETES

SAY CLIMBING ICE STRUCTURES IS

THRILLING, THOUGH DANGEROUS.

THEY SAY THE KEY IS TO KNOW YOUR

LIMITS.

>> THE HEIGHTS ARE NOT REALLY A

PROBLEM IF YOU TRUST YOUR

PARTNER AND YOU TRUST YOUR GEAR.

>> ARE YOU SURE ABOUT HIS ROPES?

>> I'M SURE YOU'RE TIED IN

SECURELY.

>> THERE'S A LOT OF TRUST IN

YOUR TOES.

LIKE WHEN YOU'RE KICKING INTO

THE ICE, YOU REALLY ONLY HAVE

THOSE TWO SPIKES UP FRONT IN THE

ICE.

AND YOU GO IS THIS ENOUGH TO

SUPPORT ME, CAN I LET GO AND

KEEP CLIMBING?

HAYLEY: CRAWFORD NOTCH HAS MORE

THAN TWO DOZEN ICE CLIMBING

ROUTE THAT PULL IN THRILL

SEEKERS EVERY WINTER.

EARLIER THIS MONTH THE 2017

MOUNT WASHINGTON ICE FEST DREW

HUNDREDS OF ICE CLIMBERS,

LEARNING FROM WORLD CLASS

GUIDES.

>> IT'S MY RESET BUTTON.

I TELL MY FRIEND LIKE, OH, I DO

ALL THESE THINGS BECAUSE I NEED

A RESET.

REPORTER: WHILE THEY'RE

SEARCHING FOR THE RIGHT TOE HOLD

OR A ROUTE THROUGH THE ALWAYS

CHANGING ICE FORMATIONS, THESE

CLIMBERS ARE WADES LISTENING.

>> YOU'RE LISTENING TO A

SPECIFIC THUMP FOR WHEN YOUR ICE

TOOL GOES IN, THERE'S THIS SOUND

THAT A PERFECT LIKE PLACEMENT

MAKES.

AT THE SAME TIME YOU'RE TRYING

TO REMIND YOURSELF, LOOK AT THE

ICE AND APPRECIATE HOW BEAUTIFUL

IT IS, BECAUSE IT'S JUST

STUNNING.

HAYLEY: LOOKS LIKE A CURTAIN

THERE.

FRANKENSTEIN ISN'T THE ONLY

MONSTER TO MAKE AN APPEARANCE IN

CRAWFORD NOTCH STATE PARK, BY

THE WAY.

For more infomation >> Ice climbers tackle New Hampshire's Frankenstein Cliff - Duration: 2:08.

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Feeling Like Spring - Duration: 3:21.

TESTING, DATA, AND TALK TIME IS

$180.

ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S

CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE

FORECAST.

KEVIN: IT IS NOT TERRIBLY

UNCOMMON OR UNUSUAL TO GET A 60

DEGREE HERE OR THERE IN THE

MIDDLE OF WINTER.

WHAT WE ARE ABOUT TO EMBARK ON

IS QUITE A REMARKABLE STRETCH OF

UNSEASONABLY MILD WEATHER FOR

SUCH A LONG LENGTH OF TIME.

IT IS UNUSUAL.

IT IS ALL ABOUT THE JET STREAM

AS IT RETREAT TO THE NORTH.

WE WILL STAY IN THE 60'S FOR THE

NEXT FIVE TO SIX DAYS.

NEXT WEEK WE COULD STILL BE

DEALING WITH 60 DEGREE WEATHER.

ALL THE COLD WEATHER WILL BE

LOCKED UP IN CANADA.

YOU CAN SEE AT DEVELOPING OUT TO

OUR WEST.

COMPARED TO 24 HOURS AGO, MUCH

OF THE MIDWEST RUNNING 15 TO 20

DEGREES WARMER THAN THEY WERE

YESTERDAY AT THIS SAME TIME.

WHILE THIS EVENING WILL BE

CHILLY, IT WILL NOT BE TERRIBLY

BAD FOR FEBRUARY.

TEMPERATURES WILL SLIP FROM THE

40'S BACK DOWN INTO THE 30'S.

SOME HIGH CLOUD COVER STREAMING

ACROSS.

THAT WILL BE IN THE FORECAST

OFFICE AND ON THROUGH THE

WEEKEND.

42 AT THE AIRPORT.

WE HAVE A LIGHT WEST WIND OUT

THERE.

TEMPERATURES RANGE FROM 50 DOWN

TOWARDS LOUISVILLE TO THE MID TO

UPPER 30'S.

ABOUT 40 ACROSS THE METRO AND 47

IN - IN DRY RIDGE.

WARM FRONT OUT BY MISSISSIPPI

RIVER.

BEHIND THAT WARM FRONT, YOU GO

FROM 40'S AND 50'S TO 70 IN ST.

LOUIS.

THAT IS THE AIR HEADED IN OUR

DIRECTION FOR THE PERCEIVABLE

FUTURE.

NO -- FORESEEABLE FUTURE.

NOT ONLY WILL IT BE UNSEASONABLY

MILD, IT WILL BE DRY.

WHEN YOU GET TEMPERATURES THIS

WARM, YOU ARE USUALLY TALKING

ABOUT A LOT OF RAIN.

NOT THIS WEEKEND.

IT IS MILD, QUIET, A ENJOYABLE

FOR THE MIDDLE TO THE LATTER

PART OF FEBRUARY.

TOMORROW, MOSTLY SUNNY AND A

FULL-FLEDGED SPRING FEVER ALERT.

WE'RE TALKING JUST SHY OF THE

TOMORROW.

WE ARE UP TO 50 BY LUNCHTIME AND

MOVE OUR WAY INTO THE UPPER 50'S

IN THE AFTERNOON.

THIS LOOKS LIKE A LATE MARCH OR

EARLY APRIL 7 DAY.

NO TEMPERATURES BELO FREEZING,

NO TEMPERATURES IN THE 30'S

AFTER TONIGHT.

For more infomation >> Feeling Like Spring - Duration: 3:21.

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Organic Matter Just Found On Dwarf Planet Ceres! Could Alien Life Be Next? - Duration: 2:27.

Hi there space cadets, Jules here for a DNews Short.

Today, the space community is abuzz with news that… we've found organic

material on the dwarf planet Ceres!

Researchers working with NASA say, quote, "Ceres contains key ingredients for life."

So there's a chance basic life could or did exist on this dwarf planet.

To catch you up, Ceres is the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

We've been studying it for a while, but new research published today in Science Magazine

revealed that NASA's Dawn spacecraft has confirmed the existence of concentrated organic

molecules on Ceres' surface.

And the craziest thing?

These materials likely came from inside the dwarf planet.

So, to back up, organic molecules are any chemical molecule that contains carbon, and

are the building blocks of all known life.

We already knew Ceres had water ice and hydrated ammonia, meaning ammonia mixed with water.

But this is whole new discovery.

An unusually high concentration of organic matter in the northern hemisphere of Ceres

was detected with NASA's spectrometer – an instrument that maps visible and infrared

light.

We can't tell the exact makeup of the materials right now, but researchers say they match,

quote, "tar-like minerals such as kerite or asphaltite."

So, how do they know that these materials originated on Ceres and didn't come from,

say, an asteroid or comet impact?

Well, the areas where they found the organic materials also contain other substances that

are endogenous, meaning that they came from inside the dwarf planet.

So it is likely that the organics also originated on Ceres.

In addition, if the materials were carried on an asteroid, the heat from the collision

would have probably destroyed them.

This discovery adds yet another piece of evidence that organics exist throughout our solar system,

and it could help us learn more about the evolution and distribution of organic species.

Plus, at 4.5 billion-years-old, Ceres has been around since nearly the beginning of

our solar system.

If these organic compounds were also around that early, that may have provided a lot more

time for life to form outside our planet.

There's no evidence of other life yet, but this is still a pretty exciting breakthrough.

Want to know more about Ceres?

Check out our video about how it might have volcanoes that spew ice here.

What do you think about this discovery?

Does it blow your mind?

Tell us!

For more infomation >> Organic Matter Just Found On Dwarf Planet Ceres! Could Alien Life Be Next? - Duration: 2:27.

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Jeannette man testifies friend's shooting death was accident - Duration: 1:26.

NEWS 4

REPORTER ASHLIE HARDWAY WAS

THERE.

REPORTER: JURORS BEGAN

DELIBERATING IN THE MURDER TRIAL

AGAINST MAXWELL MORTON AROUND

1:00 THIS AFTERNOON.

THEY WILL HAVE TO DETERMINE IF

HE IS GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY OF

FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, THIRD

DEGREE MURDER OR IN VOLUNTARY

MANSLAUGHTER.

DURING HIS CLOSING ARGUMENT THE

DEFENSE ATTORNEY ARGUED FOR THE

INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE

SAYING THAT THESE ARE CHILDREN.

MORTON OF COURSE IS ON TRIAL FOR

SHOOTING AND KILLING HIS FRIEND,

RYAN MANAGAN AT HIS JEANNETTE

HOME BACK IN 2015.

MORTON TOOK THE STAND THIS

MORNING AND MAINTAINS THE

SHOOTING WAS ACCIDENTAL.

HIS ATTORNEY TOLD JURORS THAT

THE BOYS WERE PLAYING AND THAT

THEY WERE PLAYING WITH THIS GUN

THAT WAS INSIDE THE HOME.

HE SAID "THESE WERE TWO

DING-A-LINGS PLAYING WITH THIS

GUN AND IT GOES OFF" REFERRING

TO RYAN MANAGAN AND MORTON.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY JOHN PECK TOLD

JURORS DON'T DELIBERATE BASED ON

YOUR FEELING WHAT WILL HELP YOU

SLEEP BETTER IN NIGHT, INSTEAD

USE THE EVIDENCE AND APPLY IT TO

THE LAW.

PECK ARGUED THAT MORTON DID NOT

SEEK HELP FOR HIS FRIEND WHO WAS

SHOT IN THE FACE, AND INSTEAD

RYAN MANAGAN BLED OUT FOR HA

MINUTES TO AN HOUR.

A PATHOLOGIST TESTIFYING

YESTERDAY THAT HAD HE RECEIVED

MEDICAL ATTENTION HE MIGHT HAVE

BEEN ABLE TO SURVIVE.

YOU'LL HAVE WANT TO STAY WITH

PITTSBURGH'S ACTION NEWS 4

THROUGHOUT THE EVENING FOR

DEVELOPMENTS.

For more infomation >> Jeannette man testifies friend's shooting death was accident - Duration: 1:26.

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Babies born to mothers with substance-misuse issues can do well - Duration: 2:04.

MEDICATION, SOMETHING HOSPITALS

AROUND THE STATE ARE PROMOTING.

SHE JUST DELIVERED A BABY GIRL

AT CATHOLIC MEDICAL CENTER THIS

MANCHESTER.

>> I'M JUST VERY GRATEFUL THAT I

AM HERE AND THEY'RE AMAZING,

EVEN THROUGH MY PRENAIT AL CARE.

REPORT SHE'S RECOVERING FROM A

HEROIN ADDICTION, SHE OVERDOSED

IN 2015 AND WAS REVIVE BY NARCAN

OF SHE'S NOW IN A PROGRAM TO

HELP KEEP HER CLEAN.

>> COMPANY HAVE BEEN OUT THERE

DOING DRUGS.

I COULD HAVE BEEN DEAD AND SHE

WOULD HAVE BEEN DEAD TOO.

I'M JUST GRATEFUL THAT I DID

MAKE THE DECISION TO TURN MY

LIFE AROUND.

REPORTER: RIGHT NOW STAFF IN THE

SPECIAL CARE NURSERY ARE KEEPING

A CLOSE EYE ON THE BABY'S

BEHAVIOR TO MAKE SURE SHE HAS NO

WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS FROM THE

METHADONE.

>> SOMETIMES WE'LL SEE MUSCLE

TIGHTNESS, JITTERINESS,

DIFFICULTY FEEDING.

REPORTER: 5% OF THE BABIES BORN

AT C.M.C. HAVE BEEN EXPOSED TO

OPIATES.

>> WE SEE ABOUT 50 BABIES THIS

PAST YEAR.

REPORTER: IN SOME CASES ORAL

MORPHINE IS GIVEN TO THE BABY TO

HELP EASE WITHDRAWAL.

BUT THE MAJORITY ARE TREATED

WITH HUMAN TOUCH.

>> HOLDING, ROCKING, A LOT SKIN

TO SKIN, REALLY ANYTHING TO HELP

SOOTHE THEM GET OVER THAT PERIOD

OF TIME.

REPORTER: C.

IN C. ALLOWS FAMILIES TO LIVE AT

THE HOSPITAL WITH THEIR BABIES

WHILE BEING OBSERVED, AT LEAST

FIVE DAYS.

>> THE DATA THAT IS AVAILABLE SO

FAR IS PRETTY OPTIMISTIC THAT

THE BABIES HAVE A CHANCE OF

HAVING A PRETTY NORMAL LIFE

LONG-TERM.

REPORTER: AND HOSPITAL LAUNCHED

A PROGRAM CALLED ROOTS FOR

RECOVERY, WHICH HELPS COORDINATE

CARE FOR MOMS BEFORE THEY

DELIVER AND AFTER THEY LEAVE.

>> IF WE CAN START EARLY AND GET

THEM IN THE RIGHT TRACK AND USE

ALL THE RESOURCES WE HAVE, THEN

WE'RE HOPING FOR BETTER

OUTCOMES.

REPORTER: THERE ARE PLACES LIKE

HOPE ON HAVEN HILL IN ROCHESTER

THAT HELP MOMS DEALING WITH

RECOVERY AFTER THEY LEAVE THE

HOSPITAL, BUT STAFF AT C.M.C.

SAY THE STATE CAN COULD WHY MORE

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Teen shot in face while driving crashes into house - Duration: 1:26.

CENE WITH THE DEVELOPMENTS.

LAUREN?

>> HI RICK, INITIALLY, IT WAS

THOUGHT THE VICTIM DRIVING HIS

CAR BEHIND ME WAS OLDER.

WE JUST LEARNED HE WAS A

TEENAGER, 19 TO BE EXACT, AND

DRIVING HERE WHEN HE WAS SHOT IN

THE FACE AND CRASHED.

WE'LL SHOW YOU VIDEO NOW.

THERE YOU GO, YOU CAN SEE THE

BLACK SATURN, THE VICTIM WAS

DRIVING AND CAME TO A STOP ON

THE SIDE OF A HOME, THAT WAS

3:30 THIS AFTERNOON.

THE VICTIM WAS ALERT WHEN THE

PARAMEDICS ARRIVED ON SCENE, BUT

THEY HAD TO DO CPR, AND HE WAS

RUSHED TO UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

WHERE HE REMAINS TONIGHT.

IT'S FRUSTRATING TO SEE ANOTHER

SHOOTING SO CLOSE TO HOME.

>> A MESS.

IT'S BAD, THERE'S STILL A LOT OF

GOOD PEOPLE HERE, DON'T GET ME

WRONG, I HAVE A LOT OF FRIENDS

AND THEY'RE ALL GOOD PEOPLE, WE

TALK ABOUT IT.

BUT THERE'S NOTHING WE CAN DO.

>> IT'S JUST A DISASTER.

ALL WE CAN DO IS PRAY.

PRAY FOR DIVINE INTERVENTION.

>> AND BACK HERE LIVE, THE

POLICE HAVE NOT RELEASED ANY

INFORMATION ON SUSPECTS, BUT

THEY'RE HOPING THE VICTIM THE

DRIVER OF THE CAR MAKES ENOUGH

OF A RECOVERY TONIGHT TO TALK TO

THEM AND PIECE TOGETHER WHAT

HAPPENED HERE.

For more infomation >> Teen shot in face while driving crashes into house - Duration: 1:26.

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Video: Wine clubs help industry expand in Md. - Duration: 1:32.

K COUNTY WHERE

EXPANSION HAS BECOME NECESSARY

TO ACCOMODATE DEMAND

JENNIFER: IT'S NOT BEEN A SLOW

WINTER AT BLACK ANKLE IN MT.

AIRY.

THE VINES ARE WAITING TO DO

THEIR PART, CONSTRUCTION IS

UNDERWAY ON A NEW PATIO AND

OUTBUILDINGS ALL TO CREATE AN

EXPANDED TASTING ROOM INSIDE.

>> WE HAVE ANOTHER FIREPLACE S

COZY ALL WINTER.

IT CAN BE THIS IS JUST THE

INSIDE OF THE WALL, SO THE WALLS

ARE INSULATED WITH BALES OF

STRAW.

WHEN WE CUT THE ARCH OUT TO MA

THE EXPANSION, IT WAS JUST

FUN AND YOU COULD SEE WITH THE

WHOLE BALL LOOKED LIKE ON THE

INSIDE.

JENNIFER: MOST EVERYTHING HAS

BEEN BUILT WITH MATERIALS FROM

THE PROPERTY ITSELF.

THE WALLS, ROCKS AND TREE

ARCHES.

OWNER SARAH SAYS THE NEW TASTING

ROOM WAS CRUCIAL BECAUSE IT'S

WINE CLUB.

IT'S FREE TO JOIN AND KEEPS

GROWING.

>> WE HAVE A LOT OF WINES THAT

ARE VERY LIMITED PRODUCTION.

WE GROW ALL OF OUR OWN ON GRAPES

-- OUR OWN GRAPES ON THE FARM,

AND SO WE ONLY GET AS MUCH AS WE

GET AND IT'S ALL WE HAVE TO

OFFER.

SO WE HAVE OUR WINE CLUB SO THAT

WE HAVE PEOPLE WHO ARE REALLY

DEDICATED, AND LOVE US AND LOVE

THE PLACE, GET FIRST ACCESS TO

THOSE WINES.

JENNIFER: YOU HAVE YOUR CHOICE

OF THE NUMBER AND TYPES OF WINE

YOU BUY EACH QUARTER.

ACCORDING TO THE MARYLAND

WINERIES ASSOCIATION, WINE CLUBS

HAVE GROWN NOT JUST IN

POPULARITY, BUT IN IMPORTANCE TO

THE WINERIES WHERE THEY ONCE

ACCOUNTED FOR MAYBE 2% OF THEIR

SALES NOW ABOUT 10%.

>> OUR WINE CLUB IS A HUGE PEICE

OF OUR SALES.

JENNIFER: IN FACT, FOR BLACK

ANKLE IT ACCOUNTS FOR MORE THAN

50% OF THEIR SALES.

>> THEN WHAT WE FIND IS IT A

WINE CLUB MEMBERS COME IN TO

PICK UP THEIR WINES, AND THEY

HAVE BUY A WHOLE BUNCH MORE

WINE.

SO OVERALL, OUR WINE CLUB IS

ABOUT 70% OF OUR TOTAL.

JENNIFER: THIS WEEKEND WINE CLUB

MEMBERS CAN PICK UP THEIR FIRST

QUARTERLY SELECTIONS, AND SARAH

THINKS THEY'LL BE HAPPY WITH

WHAT THEY SEE.

>> I THINK SO IT'S BEEN IN THE

WORKS FOR A WHILE, BUT IT'S

For more infomation >> Video: Wine clubs help industry expand in Md. - Duration: 1:32.

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Woman tells story of identity theft victimization; What you need to know - Duration: 2:34.

CONSUMER

REPORTER BRIAN ROCHE,

AND WHAT

SHE LEARNED CAN HELP ALL OF

US.

>>

THIS WAS 17 YEARS AGO.

BRIAN: THAT'S WHEN ANN KIRBY

SAYS HER IDENTITY WAS STOLEN

BY A WOMAN WHO

WAS HIRED TO

CLEAN HER MOTHER'S HOUSE.

>> STOLE AN EXPIRED DRIVER'S

LICENSE THAT I HAD KEPT

BECAUSE IT

WAS MY FIRST

DRIVER'S LICENSE AND MY SOCIAL

SECURITY SCARRED AND MY BIRTH

CERTIFICATE.

BRIAN: ANN SAYS AFTER THE

WOMAN FIRST CLEANED OUT HER

BANK ACCOUNT, THE WOMAN FORGED

CHECK, HAS TAKEN OUT A LOAN IN

HER NAME AND BEEN ARRESTED FOR

NUMEROUS CRIMES.

>> AND SHE GOT PENNSYLVANIA

IDENTIFICATION

IN MY NAME.

BRIAN: NEWS 8 HAS UNCOVERED

COURT DOCUMENTS SHOWING

NUMEROUS CRIMINAL CHARGES

FILED OVER THE LAST 15 YEARS

USING ANN'S NAME AND BIRTHDAY

DATE ALONG WITH

SEVERAL

ALIASES BUT ANN'S CASE GOES

FAR BEYOND THAT.

SHE TELLS ME THE WOMAN

HOLDING

HER IDENTITY WAS ARRESTED AND

CHARGED WITH HEROIN POSITION.

THEN SHE GOT A

NOTICE FROM THE

STATE TELLING HER HER MEDICAL

LICENSE HAD BEEN SUSPENDED IN.

>> I

CRIED HYSTERICALLY AND

SHOOK UNCONTROLLABLY FOR 20

MINUTES.

>> ANN IS A LICENSED

ACUPUNCTURIST.

>>

AND IT PRETTY QUICKLY

KICKED IN THAT OBVIOUSLY THIS

WOMAN WAS STILL

USING THE

IDENTIFICATION IN MY NAME.

>> I ASKED ANN WHY SHE ALLOWED

THIS WOMAN TO USE

HER NAME FOR

17 YEARS.

>> UNFORTUNATELY I WAS

IDEALISTIC ENOUGH TO THINK IF

I WAS DOING

THE RIGHT THING

REPORTING IT TO THE PROPER

AUTHORITIES IT WOULD GO AWAY.

BRIAN: THE NUMBER ONE PERSON

TO HELP YOU WHEN

YOU'RE A

VICTIM OF IDENTITY THEFT IS

YOU.

I BROUGHT IN A CHECK LIST OF

ADDITIONAL THINGS SHE

CAN DO

TO PROTECT HER IDENTITY IN THE

FUTURE.

BRIAN.

BRIAN: THE MOST EXTREME THING

YOU CAN

DO, AND THAT'S PUTTING

A CREDIT FREEZE ON ALL OF YOUR

ACCOUNTS.

>> A CREDIT FREEZE ALLOWS YOU

TO RESTRICT ACCESS TO YOUR

CREDIT REPORT WHICH MAKES IT

MORE DIFFICULT FOR I.D.

THIEVES TO OPEN NEW ACCOUNTS

IN YOUR NAME.

THAT'S BECAUSE MOST CREDITORS

NEED TO SEE YOUR CREDIT REPORT

BEFORE THEY

APPROVE A NEW

ACCOUNT.

IF THEY CAN'T SEE YOUR

FILE,

THE CROOK CAN'T OPEN A NEW

ACCOUNT.

ON MY FACEBOOK PAGE TONIGHT

YOU'LL FIND A LINK I'VE FOUND

TO THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE

THEFT I.D. RECOVERY GUIDE I'VE

EVER

FOUND.

I GIVE IT TO ALL THE PEOPLE

WHO CALL ME AND FILE,

THE CROOK CAN'T SAY THEY'RE

VICTIMS OF I.D. THEFT.

WE LOVE TO END

WITH A GOOD

NOTE.

ANN GOT HER LICENSE BACK.

KIM: GOOD.

BRIAN: I TALKED TO HER

YESTERDAY, AND SHE IS BACK

WORKING AS A LICENSED

ACUPUNCTURIST IN PENNSYLVANIA,

AND HOPEFULLY THIS WON'T

HAPPEN TO HER AGAIN.

RON: THAT'S A

NIGHTMARE

SCENARIO.

LITERALLY --

BRIAN: I'VE SAID MANY, MANY

TIMES, IF YOU'RE A VICTIM OF

I.D. THEFT YOU'RE A VICTIM

FOREVER.

YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT'S GOING TO

HAPPEN TODAY,

TOMORROW, NEXT

YEAR OR NEXT DECADE.

KIM: IT HAPPENED WITH A WOMAN

WHO WAS WORKING FOR HER IN HER

HOME.

REALLY SCARY.

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Man found shot to death in car in Mount Auburn - Duration: 0:46.

TAMM CRIME TAPE COVERED FOUR

BLOCKS OF VINE STREET, SHUTTING

IT DOWN FOR TWO HOURS.

A MAN WAS FOUND SHOT TO DEATH

INSIDE THIS SUV.

POLICE SAY JUST AFTER 12:30

P.M., PEOPLE PASSING BY THE CAR

FLAGGED DOWN AN OFFICER, SAYING

A DEAD MAN WAS IN THE SUV.

INVESTIGATORS SAY NEIGHBORS

HEARD CARS LEAVING THE AREA

AFTER THE SHOOTING.

SO WHO PULLED THE TRIGGER AND

WHY?

THOSE ARE QUESTIONS

INVESTIGATORS ARE STILL TRYING

ANSWER.

BUT INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY CAN'T

SOLVE THIS MURDER WITHOUT THE

PUBLIC'S HELP.

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Video: Hundreds march for immigrants in Baltimore - Duration: 1:40.

COMMUNITY LIVES AND WORKS HERE

IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR SUPPORTERS

ACROSS THE BALTIMORE AREA STAYED

HOME FROM WORK ON THURSDAY, KEPT

THEIR KIDS OUT OF SCHOOL, AN

CLOSED THEIR BUSINESSES TO

PROTEST THE TRUMP

ADMINISTRATION'S IMMIGRATION

POLICIES.

>> SO I THINK A LOT OF IT IS

BOYCOTTS AND WALKOUTS, PEOPLE

HAVE GOTTEN FIRED TODAY FOR

WALKING OUT.

KATE: ACROSS THIS CITY, THE

IMPACT IS CLEAR.

AT 1:00 A GROUP, AT LEAST 500

STRONG, MARCHED TO PATTERSON

PARK

>> SOMETHING TO UNITE EVERYONE.

IT DOESN'T MATTER FROM WHERE WE

COME, AT THE END OF THE DAY WE

ARE HUMAN BEINGS, AND WE ARE

BROTHERS AND SISTERS TODAY.

>> IT'S AMAZING, WHAT THAT

CULTURE THE IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY

BRINGS TO BALTIMORE CITY.

TODAY'S A DAY TO SAY, LIKE, HEY,

LET'S REMOVE IT AND SEE WHAT

IT'S LIKE

AS YOU WALK DOWN THE EASTERN

AVENUE CORRIDOR, YOU SEE THAT

EMPTINESS.

KATE: A SILENT ACTION, THAT DREW

STRENGTH IN NUMBERS.

SMALL SHOPS, SHUTTERED ALONG

EASTERN AVENUE, SIGNS ON THE

DOORS OF BIG-NAMES LIKE

CHARLSTON AND CINGALE IN HARBOR

CLOSED ALL OVER FELLS POINT.

>> AND I DIDN'T KNOW THAT THEY

WERE CLOSED IN PROTEST OF THE

IMMIGRATION SITUATION BUT WE, OF

COURSE, FULLY SUPPORT THAT.

KATE: THE MOVEMENT WAS INFORMAL

AND LOOSELY ORGANIZED, AND SO

TONIGHT IT'S STILL NOT CLEAR HO

MANY PEOPLE MAY ULTIMATELY TAKE

PART.

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Slippage emergency prompts need for retaining wall in East End neighborhood - Duration: 3:16.

TAMM CRIME TAPE COVERED FOUR

BLOCKS OF VINE STREET, SHUTTING

IT DOWN FOR TWO HOURS.

A MAN WAS FOUND SHOT TO DEATH

INSIDE THIS SUV.

POLICE SAY JUST AFTER 12:30

P.M., PEOPLE PASSING BY THE CAR

FLAGGED DOWN AN OFFICER, SAYING

A DEAD MAN WAS IN THE SUV.

INVESTIGATORS SAY NEIGHBORS

HEARD CARS LEAVING THE AREA

AFTER THE SHOOTING.

SO WHO PULLED THE TRIGGER AND

WHY?

THOSE ARE QUESTIONS

INVESTIGATORS ARE STILL TRYING

ANSWER.

BUT INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY CAN'T

SOLVE THIS MURDER WITHOUT THE

PUBLIC'S HELP.

IF YOU KNOW ANYTHING, CA

CRIMESTOPPERS.

REPORTING LIVE IN CORREYVILLE,

TAMMY MUTASA, WLWT NEWS 5.

SHEREE: AN EAST SIDE EMERGENCY

IS GOING TO COST TAXPAYERS $5

MILLION TO $10 MILLION.

A SLIPPING HILLSIDE THREATENS

WATER AND SEWER SERVICE TO

DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI.

WLWT NEWS 5'S BRIAN HAMRICK

LIVE IN THE EAST END TO SHOW YOU

THE PROBLEM, AND WHAT'S GOING TO

BE DONE ABOUT IT

BRIAN: HERE'S THE PROBLEM.

WATER AND SEWER FOR MAJOR PARTS

OF DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI RUNS

UNDER RIVERSIDE DRIV

THAT ENTIRE HILLSIDE IS PUSHING

ITS WAY DOWN, LIKE A GIANT

SNOWPLOW.

IT WAS MOVING AT 1/10 OF AN INCH

A YEAR, NOW IT'S MOVING SEVERAL

INCHES A MONTH

IN GEOLOGICAL TIME, THE HILLSIDE

SLIPPAGE HERE --

HAS MADE THE LEAP TO LIGHT

SPEE

>> BETWEEN NOVEMBER AND JANUARY

WE NOTICED CONSIDERABLE

ACCELERATION OF MOVEMENT.

BRIAN: AND RIGHT IN THE PATH OF

A FORCE MORE POWERFUL THAN THE

LOCOMOTIVES THAT RUN ABOVE ARE

WATER AND SEWER LINES.

WE ARE CONCERNED THAT WITHOUT

INTERVENTION, CRITICAL WATER AND

SEWER INFRASTRUCTURE MIGHT BE IN

JEOPARDY.

CITY MANAGER HARRY BLACK AND A

PANEL OF EXPERTS ARE CALLING THE

SITUATION AN EMERGENCY.

>> PARTICULARLY WE'RE CONCERNED

ABOUT THE WATER MAIN AND THE

SEWERS THAT ARE IN RIVERSIDE

DRIVE, BECAUSE THAT'S WHERE

WE'RE SEEING THE DAMAGE IN THE

STREET, AND THOSE FEED ALL

DOWNTOWN, AND WE DON'T WANT TO

LOSE SERVICE TO DOWNTOWN

BRIAN: THE PLAN IS TO BUILD A

RETAINING WALL 1200 FEET LONG.

THAT'S NEARLY A QUARTER MILE,

SHOWN AS A RED LINE ON THE MAP

BETWEEN COLUMBIA PARKWAY AND

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, AND JUST BEHIND

LEW SEILER'S HOUSE.

>> WHAT I THINK IS AS THE CITY

GETS MORE DATA, THE DATA IS VERY

LIKELY TO VERIFY WHAT I BELIEVE.

THE PROBLEM EXISTS FARTHER TO

THE EAST, AS FAR AS COLLINS

AVENUE.

BRIAN: THE NEW WALL WON'T EXTEND

THAT FAR, BUT THE CONCERNS DO.

WE WERE FIRST TO SHOW YOU IN

OCTOBER.

>> IT SEEMS TO BE OPENING RATHER

QUICKL

BRIAN: PEOPLE WHO LIVE HERE

MEASURING THE MOVEMENT OF THE

GROUND BY THE SIZE OF CRACKS IN

THEIR CONCRETE AND WALLS.

FOR CITY LEADERS TO GET A $5

MILLION TO $10 MILLION PROJECT

LIKE THIS UNDERWAY, THEY

GENERALLY HAVE TO MOVE MOUNTAINS

THIS TIME.

THAT'S THE EASY PART.

THE SITUATION WAS DECLARED AN

EMERGENCY IN ORDER TO BE ABLE TO

GET THE PROJECT STARTED AS SOON

AS POSSIBL

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Video: Education a top priority for Howard County officials - Duration: 1:36.

COUNTY EXECUTIVE ALLAN KITTLEMAN

TOLD A ROOM FULL OF BUSINESS

LEADERS THAT PUBLIC EDUCATION IS

STILL ONE OF HIS TOP PRIORITIES.

>> WE'RE GOING TO MAKE SURE WE

HAVE THE FUNDS NECESSARY FOR

TEACHER SALARY INCREASES, WHICH

HAVE ALREADY BEEN NEGOTIATED,

AND OTHER PROGRAMS THAT THE

BOARD OF EDUCATION AND THE

SUPERINTENDENT SAY ARE THEIR

PRIORITIES.

TIM: THE DISTRICT IS ASKING FOR

A 7.5% INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR,

AS IT EXPECTS TO GROW BY ALMOST

2,000 STUDENTS.

THAT MEANS HIRING MORE TEACHERS.

AT THAT MIDDAY LUNCHEON, THE

SCHOOL SUPERITENDENT SAID SHE

AND THE COUNTY EXEUCTIVE ARE ON

THE SAME PAGE.

>> I THINK IT'S VERY IMPORTANT

THAT WE SUSTAIN OUR EXCELLENCE

IN THE CLASSROOM, AND THAT WE

CONTINUE TO PUT OUR ENERGY INTO

TEACHERS AND STUDENTS THAT'S THE

HIGHEST PRIORITY.

TIM: THE SCHOOL SYSTEM BUDGET

PROPOSAL HAS TO GET A STAMP OF

APPROVAL FROM THE BOARD OF

EDUCATION.

THIS HOWARD COUNTY BOARD MEMBER

AND MOTHER OF A MIDDLE SCHOOLER

SAYS SHE UNDERSTANDS THERE MAY

NOT BE ENOUGH MONEY TO GO

AROUND.

>> IT'S HARD SOMETIMES TO FIGURE

OUT WHAT I CAN SAY, BUT I TRY TO

BE BOTH A PARENT AND A BOARD

MEMBER AND WEAR THOSE HATS

, SIMULTANEOUSLY WITHOUT

FOCUSING JUST ON MY SCHOOL.

TIM: THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE IS

ALSO PUSHING WHAT HE CALLS HIS

24-7 EDUCATION PLAN TO HELP

CLOSE THE STUDENT ACHEIVEMENT

GAP.

HE SAYS THE COUNTY IS ALSO SET

TO BUY LAND IN JESSUP TO BUILD

THE DISTRICT'S 13TH HIGH SCHOOL.

HE'LL ALSO MAKE INVESTMENTS IN

THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND

LIBRARIES.

LIVE IN THE STUDIO, TIM TOOTEN,

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Video: Tom Messner is still tracking snow for some - Duration: 4:06.

>> NOW FIRST ALERT WEATHER WITH

>> NOW FIRST ALERT WEATHER WITH CHIEF METEROLOGIST TOM MESSNER.

CHIEF METEROLOGIST TOM MESSNER. TO MAN, WHAT'S A GOOD DAY

TO MAN, WHAT'S A GOOD DAY THOSE VETS PICKED.

THOSE VETS PICKED. OF ALL THE SNOW THE LAST FEW

OF ALL THE SNOW THE LAST FEW DAYS, SHAPING UP TO BE A GREAT

DAYS, SHAPING UP TO BE A GREAT ONE.

ONE. OVER THE WEEKEND THE SUN WILL

OVER THE WEEKEND THE SUN WILL COME OUT.

COME OUT. WE HAVE SO MUCH DAY WE WILL BE

WE HAVE SO MUCH DAY WE WILL BE IN GOOD SHAPE.

IN GOOD SHAPE. I WANT TO SHOW YOU THE STORM

I WANT TO SHOW YOU THE STORM TRACKER.

TRACKER. SNOW IN PLACE LIKE SMUGGLERS

SNOW IN PLACE LIKE SMUGGLERS NOTCH AND STOLE RESORT, BECAUSE

NOTCH AND STOLE RESORT, BECAUSE WE HAVE SOMETHING GOING ON ON

WE HAVE SOMETHING GOING ON ON THE WESTWARD FACE OF THE

THE WESTWARD FACE OF THE MOUNTAINS, INCLUDING MOUNT

MOUNTAINS, INCLUDING MOUNT MANSFIELD.

MANSFIELD. WE HAVE THE SNOW COMING DOWN

WE HAVE THE SNOW COMING DOWN ALONG THIS STRETCH.

ALONG THIS STRETCH. LET'S SAY YOU ARE GOING FROM

LET'S SAY YOU ARE GOING FROM BURLINGTON OVER TO RICHMOND,

BURLINGTON OVER TO RICHMOND, MAYBE BOLTON, IT TENDS TO BE

MAYBE BOLTON, IT TENDS TO BE NASTY WHEN WE HAVE SNOW SUCH AS

NASTY WHEN WE HAVE SNOW SUCH AS WE DO.

WE DO. HERE IS THE WEBCAM NEAR BOLTON

HERE IS THE WEBCAM NEAR BOLTON NEAR I-89.

NEAR I-89. THAT IS A SNOW-COVERED ROAD.

THAT IS A SNOW-COVERED ROAD. YOU CAN SEE SOME PAYMENT.

YOU CAN SEE SOME PAYMENT. IT WIL BE SLOW FOR YOU TONIGHT.

IT WIL BE SLOW FOR YOU TONIGHT. SNOW TOTALS, THIS HAS BEEN GOOD

SNOW TOTALS, THIS HAS BEEN GOOD IF YOU LIKE SO.

IF YOU LIKE SO. UNDERHILL, 8 INCHES.

UNDERHILL, 8 INCHES. ENOSBURGH FALLS, SEVEN INCHES.

ENOSBURGH FALLS, SEVEN INCHES. JOHNSON, HALF A FOOT OF SNOW,

JOHNSON, HALF A FOOT OF SNOW, LESS IN LAKE PLACID.

LESS IN LAKE PLACID. A GOOD YEAR FOR SNOWMOBILING,

A GOOD YEAR FOR SNOWMOBILING, AND THAT IS A BIG CHANGE,

AND THAT IS A BIG CHANGE, BECAUSE THE THE SKI AREAS, WHEN

BECAUSE THE THE SKI AREAS, WHEN THE MAKE THE SNOW, IT IS OK, 17

THE MAKE THE SNOW, IT IS OK, 17 RIGHT NOW IN SARANAC LAKE.

RIGHT NOW IN SARANAC LAKE. 27 IN SPRINGFIELD.

27 IN SPRINGFIELD. WE HAD THIS WEST-NORTHWEST WIND.

WE HAD THIS WEST-NORTHWEST WIND. IT WILL PULL OUT AND THAT IS

IT WILL PULL OUT AND THAT IS WHAT THE SNOW WILL DIMINISH.

WHAT THE SNOW WILL DIMINISH. WE HAVE GOT THAT

WE HAVE GOT THAT COUNTERCLOCKWISE FLOW.

COUNTERCLOCKWISE FLOW. AS THE LOW GOES, THE WIND WILL

AS THE LOW GOES, THE WIND WILL DIE OFF.

DIE OFF. A FINE-LOOKING FRIDAY.

A FINE-LOOKING FRIDAY. PARTLY SUNNY IN THE MORNING.

PARTLY SUNNY IN THE MORNING. 18.

18. PARTLY SUNNY IN THE AFTERNOON.

PARTLY SUNNY IN THE AFTERNOON. WE WILL TOP OUT IN THE UPPER

WE WILL TOP OUT IN THE UPPER 20'S.

20'S. LET'S FORGE AHEAD AND GO INTO

LET'S FORGE AHEAD AND GO INTO THE WEEKEND.

THE WEEKEND. IT :00 TONIGHT, LOOKING AT SNOW

IT :00 TONIGHT, LOOKING AT SNOW IN THE MOUNTAINS, BUT

IN THE MOUNTAINS, BUT DIMINISHING.

DIMINISHING. TOMORROW, PARTLY SUNNY SKIES

TOMORROW, PARTLY SUNNY SKIES LOOKING VERY GOOD.

LOOKING VERY GOOD. DO YOU HAVE TO WORK TOMORROW?

DO YOU HAVE TO WORK TOMORROW? IT WOULD BE A GOOD ONE AT THE

IT WOULD BE A GOOD ONE AT THE MOUNTAINS.

MOUNTAINS. TOMORROW NIGHT A FEW CLOUDS

TOMORROW NIGHT A FEW CLOUDS ROUND.

ROUND. SATURDAY IS COMPARED TO

SATURDAY IS COMPARED TO TOMORROW, MORE CLASS.

TOMORROW, MORE CLASS. A DRY, WARMER DAY.

A DRY, WARMER DAY. SECOND HALF OF THE WEEKEND WITH

SECOND HALF OF THE WEEKEND WITH OUR SHARE OF CLOUDS, IT WILL BE

OUR SHARE OF CLOUDS, IT WILL BE DARNED WARM AS WELL.

DARNED WARM AS WELL. SOME SNOW SHOWERS AND SOME

SOME SNOW SHOWERS AND SOME ACCUMULATING SNOW AT THE HIGHER

ACCUMULATING SNOW AT THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS.

ELEVATIONS. MOST CLOUDY, BUT BECOMING

MOST CLOUDY, BUT BECOMING PARTLY CLOUDY LATE.

PARTLY CLOUDY LATE. 18 FOR A LOW.

18 FOR A LOW. TOMORROW, PARTLY SUNNY WITH A

TOMORROW, PARTLY SUNNY WITH A HIGH AT TUPPER LAKE, 36 DEGREES.

HIGH AT TUPPER LAKE, 36 DEGREES. PARTIES AND IN BURLINGTON, 28.

PARTIES AND IN BURLINGTON, 28. BARRE AT 26.

BARRE AT 26. RANDOLPH, 26.

RANDOLPH, 26. KILLINGTON, COOLER THAN THAT,

KILLINGTON, COOLER THAN THAT, BUT LOOKING GOOD IN BENNINGTON.

BUT LOOKING GOOD IN BENNINGTON. 33 THERE.

33 THERE. BETHEL AT 27 DEGREES.

BETHEL AT 27 DEGREES. FIVE-DAY FORECAST, 28 IN THE

FIVE-DAY FORECAST, 28 IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY.

CHAMPLAIN VALLEY. THE CLOUDS WILL NOT LAST LONG.

THE CLOUDS WILL NOT LAST LONG. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, OR CLOUDS

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, OR CLOUDS THAN FRIDAY.

THAN FRIDAY. SHOULD BE DRY AND WARM.

SHOULD BE DRY AND WARM. 42 AND 43.

42 AND 43. PRESIDENT'S DAY COMING UP, 38,

PRESIDENT'S DAY COMING UP, 38, PARTLY SUNNY.

PARTLY SUNNY. IF YOU LIKE THE SUN, WHAT A WEEK

IF YOU LIKE THE SUN, WHAT A WEEK IT WILL BE FOR THE KIDS.

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'A Place To Call Home' - Duration: 1:02.

AND OUT BE VACCINATED IF THEY

ARE 4-MONTHS OR OLDER.

>> EVERY WEEK AT THIS TIME, WE

PROFILE CHILDREN WAITING TO BE

ADOPTED.

IT IS A SERIOUS PROBLEM IN NORTH

CAROLINA, OVER 10,000 CHILDREN

LIKE DAQUAN IN FOSTER CARE IN

OUR STATE.

ABOUT HAVE BEEN LEGALLY CLEARED

3000 FOR ADOPTION.

THEY NEED DESPERATELY NEED

PARENTS WHO ARE COMPASSIONATE

AND PATIENT.

>> A LOT OF THESE KIDS HAVE BEEN

THROUGH SO MANY THINGS THAT IT

WILL TAKE THEM A GOOD WHILE TO

GET THROUGH.

THESE FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS

ABOUT THEIR HISTORY AND THEIR

TRAUMA, IT DOESN'T GO AWAY

OVERNIGHT.

IT STICKS WITH THEM.

AND TO BUILD THAT TRUST, FIRST

AND FOREMOST, IS THE MOST

IMPORTANT THING.

>> IF YOU THINK YOU MIGHT BE

ABLE TO PROVIDE A PERMANENT SAFE

AND LOVING HOME FOR A CHILD

WAITING TO BE ADOPTED, CALL THE

CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY OF NORTH

CAROLINA IN GREENSBORO.

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Prosecutors say man threatened Hinsdale police - Duration: 1:40.

HE THREAT

THAT WAS MADE WAS VER SERIOUS.

HE FACES TWO CHARGES AFTER

AUTHORITIES SAY HE MADE THREATS

OF VIOLENCE TOWARD THE HINSDALE

POLICE.

>> YESTERDAY MORNING WE RECEIVED

A CALL FROM THE HINSDALE POLICE

DEPARTMENT, THEY HAD RECEIVED A

CALL FROM THE F.B.I. STATING

THAT A JOSHUA PARDA HAD CALLED

THEIR OFFICE AND TALKED TO AN

AGENT THERE AND STATED THAT HE

WAS GOING TO KILL A MEMBER OF

THE HINSDALE POLICE DEPARTMENT.

REPORTER: COURT RECORDS SAY THE

THREAT WAS SPARKED AFTER PARDA

WAS SERVED WITH A NO TRESPASS

ORDER THAT POLICE SAY WAS AT THE

REQUEST OF A HINSDALE RESIDENT.

THE HINSDALE POLICE CHIEF SAYS

HIS DEPARTMENT FELT THE THREAT

WAS CREDIBLE.

>> IT WAS A THREAT AGAINST ALL

THE OFFICERS, WE DIDN'T HAVE

INFORMATION THAT IT WAS GOING TO

BE JUST ONE OFFICER, IT WAS THE

ENTIRE DEPARTMENT AND IT

CONCERNING.

REPORTER: THE CHIEF SAYS WHILE

THEY WERE CONDUCTING THIS

INVESTIGATION, PARDA SHOWED UP

IN THEIR LOBBY.

>> HE ACTUALLY SHOWED UP HERE,

WE'RE NOT SURE WHY, WE WERE

CONCERNED ABOUT THAT, AND HE WAS

TAKEN INTO CUSTODY WITHOUT EBBS

DENT.

REPORTER: PARDA SAID HE WENT TO

THE POLICE DEPARTMENT TO TURN

HIMSELF IN.

>> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING.

REPORT HIS LAWYERS SAID HE'S A

DISABLED VETERAN.

>> JOSH IS A VETERAN OF OF THE

UNITED STATES ARMY, DECORATED

WITH PURPLE AND BRONZ HEART.

THESE ARE ALL FACTORS THAT THE

COURT SHOULD CONSIDER.

REPORTER: THE STATE HAD HAD

ASKED FOR $10,000 BAIL.

THE JUDGE REDUCED THAT TO 5,000

WITH THE CONDITION THAT PARDA

HAVE IN CONTACT WITH THE

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Bill's Evening Update - Duration: 3:05.

OLKS OUT

GOLFING, PLAYING HOOKIE.

WE HAVE THAT ALERT TODAY.

FACTOR OF 7.

AND IT WILL BE COOLING OFF AS

THE SUNSETS HERE, BY 9 O'CLOCK

DOWN TO 51 DEGREES.

YOU NEED A JACKET, THE

TEMPERATURES DROP.

FEW HIGH LEVEL CLOUDS TODAY, AND

PLENTY OF SUNSHINE LATER.

AND THAT'S THE RADAR AND

SATELLITE SHOWING THE LACK OF

CLOUD COVER.

AND RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE HERE.

WE WILL BE UNDER THE APEX OF THE

RIDGE, WHICH IS THE CENTER LINE

OF IT TOMORROW.

THAT'S PERFECT FOR WARMING UP.

TOMORROW IS THE WARMEST DAY,

CLOUDS COMING IN FROM THE WEST.

HIGH ELEVATION SNOW, AND RAIN.

AND CHANCE OF RAIN MONDAY, AND A

COUPLE OF THUNDERSTORM EAST OF

IOW

IOWA.

AND THE REST OF THE WEEK IS

QUIET UNTIL YOU SEE THE

PRECIPITATION OUT HERE.

MAYBE COLD ENOUGH FOR SNOW.

NE NEBRASKA, AND IOWA SNOW.

WE HAVE A WEEK OF THIS AMAZING

WARMTH.

AND THE PATTERN WILL BREAK DOWN

AND GET BACK TO MARCH LIKE

WEATHER.

THIS EVENING, WARM, AND CLEAR

SKIES, AND COOLING OFF TO THE

30S MORNING.

>> LIVE VIEW, THERE'S DOWNTOWN.

STILL 66 DEGREES.

>> RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE TODAY

IN OMAHA AS WE REACH 67.

AND 66 ON THIS DATE IN 1981.

>> WE THINK WE ARE GOING TO DO

IT AGAIN, A THE RECORD HIGH IS

69.

AND YOU CAN SEE THE LOW 70S

TODAY IN SOME OF THE VIEWING

AREA.

THAT AIR IS OVER US TOMORROW.

LITTLE BIT COOLER.

DENISON, IN THE UPPER 50S RIGHT

NOW.

>> SUNSHINE, CLEAR SKIES, AND

LIGHT SOUTH BREEZE.

LITTLE WEAK FRONT COMING IN

NEBRASKA IN THE MORNING, AND

DURING THE DAY IT SLIDES SOUTH

EASTERN, AND AHEAD OF THE FRONT

YOU CAN GET THE AIR SQUEEZED UP,

THE WARMEST AIR IN ADVANCE OF

THE FRONT.

IT SHOULD MAKE LOW 70S FOR

ANOTHER RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE.

AND NOT REALLY WINDY TOMORROW

EARLY.

NOT WINDY TONIGHT OR TOMORROW.

AND 36 IN THE MORNING.

NICE START, WONDERFUL AFTERNOON.

>> RECORD WARMTH.

WE ARE SUGGESTING THAT YOU CALL

OFF.

>> BOSSES, WATCH OUT.

IT MAKES YOUR WORKERS NOT WANT

TO COME TO WORK.

>> 63, 68.

DOWN A FEW DEGREES, AND NEXT

WEEK, WARM THROUGH WEDNESDAY,

SHOWERS ARE POSSIBLE THROUGH

MONDAY AND AGAIN ON THURSDAY,

THERE'S A CHANCE OF RAIN AND

THUNDERSTORMS THURSDAY WITH A

COLD FRONT THAT START TO DROP

TEMPERATURES.

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Cape Cod erosion appears to be accelerating - Duration: 1:47.

OFFICIALS ARE TAKING TO THE AIR.

THE TOWN'S NATURAL RESOURCES

DEPARTMENT SHOWS THE WOODEN POST

THAT USED TO FORM ALONG THE

DUNES.

NEITHER THE FENCE NOR THE DEER

AND HAVE BEEN ABLE TO WITHSTAND

THIS WINTER STORM INCLUDING THE

ONE I REPORTED ON.

>>

HERE IS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE

LAST FALL AND HERE IT IS NOW.

20 FEET FARTHER INLAND.

.

>> WHAT HAPPENS IS THE DUNE WILL

DISAPPEAR IN THE DOWNTOWN AREA

WILL BE THE FLOODING ALL OF THE

TIME.

>> THE STAIRCASE IS AT RISK FOR

COLLAPSE IN THIS PARKING LOT HAS

BEEN NEARLY EATEN AWAY.

SCIENTISTS ARE USING DRONES TO

MAP THE BEACH EROSION.

HELICOPTERS AND SATELLITES.

>>

WE CAN GET MORE DETAIL ON

DEMAND.

>> YOU CAN SEE WHAT THE

DIMENSIONS LOOK LIKE.

>> THEY HOPE TO PREDICT HOW MUCH

BEACH WILL BE LOST DURING THE

STORM, PERHAPS DOWN TO THE FOOT.

OFFICIALS WILL BE ABLE TO WARN

PEOPLE.

>> THEY DO THAT NOW FOR

TORNADOES.

SO THIS

IS KIND OF A SIMILAR

THING.

>>

OFFICIALS SAY THE EROSION

DOES APPEAR TO BE ACCELERATING.