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WHAT OR DOCUMENTS ARE

REVEALING ABOUT THIS WOMAN'S

MENTAL HEALTH.

CHERISE: THE AFFIDAVIT WRITTEN

BY THE RESPONDING OFFICER SHOWS

SOME TRULY DISTURBING DETAILS.

THEY WRITE THE MOTHER ACCUSED OF

STABBING HER LITTLE DAUGHTER WAS

SOMETIMES LAUGHING DURING

QUESTIONING.

THEY SAY SHE ADMITTED TO HAVING

MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES DURING

THEIR QUESTIONING.

>> IT IS APPALLING TO ME.

CHERISE: SHOCK AND SADNESS IN

THIS NEIGHBORHOOD AFTER A 16

MONTH OLD GIRL WAS STABBED AS

ALLEGEDLY AT THE HANDS OF HER

OWN MOTHER.

>> UPON ARRIVAL, THEY SPOKE TO A

DESPOND AND WOMAN AND HER

HUSBAND AND NOTICED A

16-MONTH-OLD BLEEDING FROM THE

BACK.

THE CHILD HAD BEEN STABBED BY

THE MOTHER.

CHERISE: THE MOTHER TOLD

OFFICERS SHE WOKE UP IN THE

MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT, TOOK HER

HUSBAND'S UTILITY KNIFE AND WENT

TO HER DAUGHTER'S GRIP WHERE SHE

TOLD OFFICERS SHE SAW A SHADOW

AROUND HER CHILD'S SLEEPING BODY

AND THAT IS WHEN SHE USED IT

AGAINST HER DAUGHTER.

HER HUSBAND CALLED POLICE AFTER

SHE WOKE HIM UP AND SAID SHE HAD

CUT THEIR DAUGHTER.

SHE APPEARED DISTRAUGHT THIS

MORNING.

ACCORDING TO POLICE RECORDS, SHE

WAS PRESCRIBED NEW MEDICATIONS

THIS MONTH FOR A MENTAL HEALTH

DISEASE.

NEIGHBORS ARE HOPING FOR THE

BEST FOR EVERYONE INVOLVED.

>> POOR THING.

THE BABY AND THE PARENT TO DO

SOMETHING LIKE THAT.

CHERISE: THE MOTHER IN THIS CASE

EVEN HAD INJURIES UP HER OWN.

SEVERAL CUTS TO HER WRISTS THAT

SHE ADMITTED SHE HAD INFLICTED

ON HERSELF EARLIER IN THE DAY.

SHE IS CURRENTLY BEING HELD

WITHOUT BAIL.

For more infomation >> Woman accused of stabbing 16-month-old daughter - Duration: 1:47.

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Teen in critical condition after Portland shooting - Duration: 1:49.

THAT RUSHED TO

HELP MOMENTS AFTER THE SHOOTING.

>> I HEARD A CRASH, OPENED MY

DOOR, AND SAW THAT.

>> I COME OUT, AND BLOOD

EVERYWHERE, HE'S HOLDING HIS

FACE, IT'S NOT SOMETHING YOU

WANT TO SEE.

>> BUT ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON,

SARAH HARDIN, AND HER FIANCE,

ASSUMED THE YOUNG MAN THAT

CRAWLED OUT OF THE DRIVERS SEAT

WAS IN A HORRIBLE WRECK IN THEIR

ENABLED.

THAT'S WHAT SHE WAS TELLING A

DISPATCHER, WHEN THE

19-YEAR-OLD, STRUGGLING TO

TALK, SAID HE HAD BEEN SHOT.

>> AFTER HE SAID THAT, I NOTICED

THERE WAS A HOLE IN HIS FACE

HERE, UNDER HIS EYE.

>> IT WAS AROUND 3:30 THIS

AFTERNOON.

WHEN HE WAS SHOT IN THE CAR,

HARDIN CALLED FOR HELP

IMMEDIATELY, WHILE THE FIANCE

RAN DOWN THE STREET TO FLAG DOWN

A PASSING OFFICER.

>> STAY FOCUSED, CONSCIOUS, TALK

TO ME.

IF I WAS THAT BOY, IF THAT WAS

MY SON, I WOULD WANT SOMEONE TO

DO THAT.

>> QUICK ACTION, A FEW WORDS OF

COMFORT THAT DANIEL DIDN'T THINK

TWICE ABOUT.

>> THIS IS WHY I LOVE HIM.

HE IS THE BEST PERSON I KNOW.

>> I JUST WANT TO SAY TO THE KID

AND HIS FAMILY, GOD BLESS.

>> THE VICTIM WAS CONSCIOUS ON

SCENE, AND INVESTIGATORS DID TRY

TO TALK TO HIM, BUT HE WASN'T

ABLE TO PROVIDE MUCH.

THEY'RE HOPING IN THE DAYS

AHEAD, HE'LL PROVIDE MORE

INFORMATION.

LIVE FOR YOU OUTSIDE OF

UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, WLKY NEWS.

>> THANK YOU, SO FAR, POLICE

HAVE NOT NAMED SUSPECTS,

For more infomation >> Teen in critical condition after Portland shooting - Duration: 1:49.

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Powerless - Is the Olympian a Co-Worker? (Episode Highlight) - Duration: 1:33.

- [whispers] Psst. Psst!

[shouts] P-sst!

Come here! - [whispers] Oh, my God.

[quirky light music]

♪

- Guys, I've been tracking

Alex's bathroom habits very closely.

- That feels like an HR issue, but continue.

- I believe that's where Alex changes

into his Olympian costume.

For instance, at 12:06 p.m.,

the Olympian stopped a mugging.

Now, at 12:05, Alex went to the bathroom

for exactly two minutes,

which is too long for a number one,

yet too short for a number two,

which means-- - You're a crazy person.

- Oh, am I?

Well, I thought you might be skeptical,

which is why I'm putting

Operation Fake Lady Getting Mugged into effect.

- What the hell is Operation Fake Lady Getting--

- Oh, my God!

There's a real lady getting mugged down there!

- Okay.

♪

- [whispers] Okay, now put a camera into the bathroom,

so we can watch Alex change. Let's go.

- Ron... - Let him finish.

- No-no-no-no, this is getting out of hand.

He is not a superhero, okay?

And I don't want you to look more foolish

than you already have.

What? - Where'd Alex go?

♪

- It doesn't mean-- [whooshes]

♪

- I'm sold. Just to be sure,

I think we should probably take a look

at that footage of Alex changing.

- [whispers] You're right.

For more infomation >> Powerless - Is the Olympian a Co-Worker? (Episode Highlight) - Duration: 1:33.

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196 people sworn in as U.S. citizens at Naturalization Ceremony - Duration: 2:06.

ME WAS FULL OF SMILES AND A LOT

OF PRIDE.

>> STANDING AN INCH OVER 7 FEET.

YOU CAN'T MISS HIM OR KEEP HIM

IN FRAME FOR THAT MAT HE. THOUGH

YOU MIGHT RECOGNIZE FORMER UK

FOR HIS ACCOMPLISHMENTS ON THE

COURT, IT'S THIS ACCOMPLISHMENT

HE'S MOST PROUD OF.

>> AMAZING JOURNEY.

>> SPANK 03 TO 07 IS FROM

POLAND. HE MOVED TO U.S. IN 2002

PROMISIN MOM HE WOULD GRADUATE

COLLEGE. HE BECAME A U.S.

CITIZEN.

>> WHEN I WAS GROWING UP, IN MY

FORMER COUNTRY, POLAND, I WAS A

BOY. HERE I BECAME A MAB. IT'S A

SPECIAL DAY FOR ME AND MY

FRIENDS AND FAMILY

>> IT CAN BE AN ARRESTED RUSS

PROCESS. FIRST THE PERSON MUST

ATTAIN LEGAL RESIDENCY OR GREEN

CARD FOR 5 YEARS. ONCE SUBMIT AN

APPLICATION AND $725 FEE. IF

BACKGROUND CHECKS CLEAR,

INTERVIEW IS GRANTED 4 MONTHS

LATER, FOLLOWED BY TESTS IN

ENGLISH CIVICS AND HISTORY. IF

ALL OF THAT IS PASSED

CITIZENSHIP IS GRANTED.

>> THOUGH TIMELY, IT'S JOURNEY

THAT REPRESENTS THE VALUES ON

WHICH AMERICA WAS FOUNDED.

>> IT WOULDN'T BE FOR A LOT OF

PEOPLE SACRIFICE THIS COUNTRY

WOULDN'T BE WHAT IT IS TODAY. SO

WE CANNOT FORGET THAT.

>> HIS ADVICE TO OTHERS LOOKING

TO GAIN CITIZENSHIP DO IT THE

RIGHT WAY, FOLLOW THE RULES. A

LESSON THAT HE SAYS TRANSLATES

FROM HIS DAYS ON THE COURT TO

HIS NEW LIF AS AN AMERICAN

CITIZEN.

>> IT FEELS OUTSTANDING.

EVERYTHING THAT IS GOING ON

AROUND IN THE WORLD, IT MAKES

YOU LITTLE BIT TENSE EVEN THOUGH

YOU HAVE NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT.

I HAVE THE CERTIFICATE IN MY

HAND AND THE JOURNEY IS

COMPLETED AND A NEW JOURNEY

STARTS.

>> JULIE WLKY NEWS.

>>> TIME LINE FOR OBTAINING

CITIZENSHIPS DEPENDS ON THE

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN. BACKGROUND

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Falmouth and St.Dom's move into girls hockey championship - Duration: 1:07.

ER TO SPORTS

DIRECTOR TRAVIS LEE NOW, TIME

FOR HOOPS EIGHT.

TRAVIS: WE'LL GET TO HOOPS IN A

MOMENT, BUT FIRST THE MATCHUP

FOR THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP IN

GIRLS HOCKEY IS SET.

TONIGHT THE GIRLS FINAL FOUR 3

GREELY LOOKING TO UPSET UNBEATEN

ST. DOM'S

2ND PERIOD SCORELESS KRISTIN

CORNELIO FROM THE POINT, A HUGE

BLAST.1-0 SAINTS

THE DEFENDING STATE CHAMPS ON

THE PENALTY KILL, MAKES NO

DIFFERENCE, ISABELLE FRENETTE

BREAKS IN SHORTHANDED GOAL

ST. DOM'S 4

GREELY 0

SAINTS WILL TRY TO DEFEND THEIR

CORNELIO FROM THE POINT, A HUGE

TITLE

SCARBOROUGH AND FALMOUTH IN A

SEMIFINAL REMATCH THAT

SCARBOROUGH WON A YEAR AGO.

1ST PERIOD, FALMOUTH'S EVIE

CLEMENT BREAKS IN NI STICK

WORK IN FRONT OF E NET 1-0

FALMOUTH

LATER IN THE FIRST, ANOTHER

RUSH, IT'S ALI LEBEL ON THE

RUSH, SHE HI THE POST, BUT

DEVON SARAZIN IS THERE TO SLAM

HOME THE REBOUND

IN THE 2ND, SCARBOROUGH GETS ON

THE BOARD, TAYLOR VEILLEAUX

BREAKS IN AND IT TRICKLES

HOME,2-1 GAME

SARAZIN GETTING HER SECOND GL

FALMOUTH 3

SCARBOROUGH 1

FALMOUTH AND ST. DOM'S SATURDAY

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Who Killed Kim Jong Un's Brother? - Duration: 6:02.

KIM JONG-UN'S HALF BROTHER WAS

ASSASSINATED EARLIER THIS WEEK

IN MALAYSIA.

NOW WE HAVE MORE REPORTS CLARIFYING THE

SITUATION.

THE PERSON WHO GOT KILLED WAS KIM JONG NAM, THE

HALF-BROTHER OF THE DICTATOR OF

NORTH KOREA.

HE WAS BEING RUSHED

TO THE HOSPITAL BECAUSE HE WAS

FEELING SICK AND HE DIED ON

THE

WAY.

AT THIS MOMENT WE DON'T KNOW WHETHER OR NOT THOSE

PASSPORTS WERE FRAUDULENT OR REALLY THEIR PASSPORTS.

BUT THAT

IS WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THEM SO

FAR.

SO HE HAD BEEN CRITICIZING KIM JONG UN AND THAT PUT THEM AT

A LOT OF RISK.

LATER ON HE PLEADED WITH HIM TO SPARE HIS

LIFE AND HIS FAMILY'S LIFE.

AS

WE KNOW NOW, IT IS WIDELY SUSPECTED THAT KIM JONG-UN

BASICALLY ORDERED THIS

ASSASSINATION.

>>TO BE FAIR IT IS A UN-SOLVED MYSTERY.

AS IT TURNS OUT IT WAS

SOME SORT OF SPRAY THEY SPRAYED IN HIS FACE.

>>I'M GOING TO SAY THIS WITH CAUTION BECAUSE IT IS STILL

UNCLEAR.

WE DO KNOW IT IS LIKELY THAT HE WAS KILLED AS A RESULT

OF POISON BUT WE DON'T KNOW HOW

IT WAS ADMINISTERED.

WAS IT ADMINISTERED THROUGH SPRING HIS

FACE OR NEEDLES?

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS IS REPORTING THAT IT WAS

THROUGH A SPRAY.

>>ONE VERSION OF THAT STORY IS HE WAS SPRAYED IN HIS FACE

AND

THEN THEY PUT A RAG OVER HIS

FACE.

THAT IS A DANGEROUS GAME TO PLAY.

IF YOU DON'T PROTECT

YOURSELF PROPERLY, THAT CAN GET

ON YOU.

NOW THERE ARE REPORTS, A PICTURE OF THE WOMAN, ONE OF THE

ALLEGED ASSAILANTS AND SHE HAS

AN LOL SHIRT ON.

I HEARD SECONDHAND THAT THAT SHIRT IS

NOW SELLING LIKE GANGBUSTERS

ONLINE.

>>IT IS INSANE.

IT'S THE MOST USUAL OUTCOME.

>>APPARENTLY IT IS TRUE.

WE KNOW THIS FOR SURE, KIM

JONG NAM IS GONE.

>>WHEN WE ORIGINALLY COVERED THE STORY I NOTICED SOMETHING.

I WAS

RETELLING THE STORY LAST NIGHT AND I FEEL LIKE WE HAVE BECOME

SO DESENSITIZED TO DEATH THAT WE DON'T REALLY UNDERSTAND THE

GRAVITY OF WHAT HAPPENED.

THIS GUY WAS MURDERED PROBABLY BY HIS HALF-BROTHER, THAT IS

INSANE.

>> THAT IS FUNNY BECAUSE I WAS JUST THINKING ABOUT THAT IN

OTHER CONTEXT.

SO MUCH WAR AND DEATH IN THE NEWS TODAY ñ

INCLUDING COP SHOOTINGS.

IN THE OLD DAYS IT WAS A BIG DEAL TO

TAKE SOMEONE'S LIFE.

WHEREAS NOW IT FEELS LIKE YEAH, NO BIG DEAL.

EVEN WE JOKE ABOUT IT.

IT IS SO DETACHED FROM A STOP BUT YOU ARE

RIGHT ABOUT THAT.

THE GUY IS A CHARACTER.

HE LOST POWER WHEN HE WAS TRYING TO SNEAK INTO DISNEYLAND

PRETENDING TO BE FROM DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.

>> YEAH HE HAD A PASSPORT FROM DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.

>> IF YOU SAY SO.

THE OTHER PART OF THE STORY WAS ALSO THAT HE

LEAVES BEHIND TWO WIVES, A MISTRESS, AND SEVERAL KIDS.

EVERY PART OF THE STORY IS WEIRDLY INTERESTING.

>> IT IS A LIFETIME MOVIE.

>> LET'S NOT FORGET THE FACT THAT HE WAS A GUY, A 45-YEAR-OLD

GUY AND HE LIKED DISNEYLAND LIKE A LOT OF PEOPLE.

HE JUST

HAPPENED TO BE BORN INTO THIS INSANE FAMILY, AND THEN HE GOT

ASSASSINATED.

WE CERTAINLY SHOULDN'T GET DESENSITIZED OF

THAT BECAUSE IF THAT STARTS A TREND AND WE KNOW THAT OTHERS

HAVE DONE THAT, THAT IS A VERY DANGEROUS TREND.

For more infomation >> Who Killed Kim Jong Un's Brother? - Duration: 6:02.

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Thousand sign Upstate teacher's petition - Duration: 1:56.

MS. BURNETTE: I'M LOTS OF

THINGS. I'M AN EDUCATOR, I'M A

MOTHER, I'M A WIFE. I'M NOT A

PAID PROTESTER.

COREY: BUT SHE IS A FRUSTRATED

VOTER.

MS. BURNETTE: I VOTED FOR

SENATOR GRAHAM, I VOTED FOR

SENATOR SCOTT, AND I JUST WANT

MY VOICE HEARD.

COREY: AND SO DO MORE THAN 4,000

PEOPLE ACROSS SOUTH CAROLINA.

TARA BURNETTE, A SCHOOLTEACHER

IN OCONEE COUNTY, IS LEADING A

PETITION ON CHANGE.ORG, ASKING

THE TWO SENATORS TO HOLD A TOWN

HALL.

BURNETTE EVEN HAS A VENUE, THE

GYM AT THE OLD OAKWAY

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL.

MS. BURNETTE: YOU WORK FOR US,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

YOU NEED TO HAVE OPEN

DISCUSSION. YOU NEED TO HAVE

OPEN DIALOGUE.

YOU NEED TO TALK TO US ABOUT

SOME OF THE CHOICES THAT YOU'RE

MAKING.

COREY: SHE SAYS SHE STARTED THE

PETITION BECAUSE THEY SUPPORTED

BETSY DEVOS AS THE U.S.

SECRETARY OF EDUCATION.

MS. BURNETTE: THAT REALLY GOT ME

FRUSTRATED. I SAT ON THAT FOR A

WHILE.

I STARTED EMAILING, I STARTED

MAKING PHONE CALLS TO MY

SENATORS.

I DID GET SOME RESPONSES, NOT

THE RESPONSES THAT WE WERE

LOOKING FOR.

COREY: SHE READ US ONE OF THE

EMAILS.

MS. BURNETTE: "WE DO NOT HAVE A

TOWN HALL SCHEDULED DURING THIS

TIME."

COREY: BURNETTE SAYS SHE DOESN'T

CARE WHERE THE TOWN HALL IS HELD

IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

SO FAR, SHE'S HEARD FROM SENATOR

SCOTT'S OFFICE. AND TODAY, WE

REACHED TO BOTH, AND GOT

RESPONSES.

SENATOR GRAHAM'S OFFICE SAYS HE

APPRECIATES EVERY CITIZEN WHO

TAKES TIME TO CONTACT HIS

OFFICE.

HIS OFFICE PROVIDED LINKS IN

ORDER FOR PEOPLE TO CONTACT HIM.

SENATOR SCOTT'S OFFICE RESPONDED

BY SAYING THEY WILL MAKE SURE HE

IS AWARE OF THE PETITION, AND

THAT HE VISITS ALL 46 COUNTIES

IN SOUTH CAROLINA EVERY YEAR.

MS. BURNETTE: TELL US, THE

PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, THAT

YOU ARE GOING TO MEET WITH US,

OR YOU AREN'T GOING TO MEET WITH

US.

ONE WAY OR ANOTHER, WE WOULD

LIKE TO KNOW.

COREY: AS MORE PEOPLE SIGN HER

PETITION.

COREY DAVIS, WYFF NEWS 4, IN

For more infomation >> Thousand sign Upstate teacher's petition - Duration: 1:56.

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Video: A Day without immigrants - Duration: 2:00.

SHELLY: ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER

SANDRA RAMIREZ IS LIVE IN THE

SOUTH VALLEY TONIGHT AT ONE OF

THE MANY PLACES THAT TOOK PART

IN THE MOVEMENT.

SANDRA THIS INDOOR MERCADO IS

: JUST ONE OF SEVERAL BUSINESSES

WE SAW TODAY THAT POSTED SIGNS

TO LET THEIR CUSTOMERS KNOW

THEY'D BE CLOSED TO SUPPORT A

"DAY WITHOUT IMMIGRANTS."

PEOPLE TAKING TO THE STREETS ALL

OVER THE UNITED STATES TODAY IN

SUPPORT OF UNDOCUMENTED

IMMIGRANTS.

THE "DAY WITHOUT IMMIGRANTS"

MOVEMENT WAS A WAY TO SHOW HOW

IMPORTANT IMMIGRANTS ARE TO OUR

COUNTRY'S ECONOM

AND HERE IN NEW MEXICO, BUSINESS

AFTER BUSINESS CLOSED.

AND STUDENTS KEPT HOME FROM

SCHOOL.

>> A LOT OF MY NEIGHBORS, KIDS

WHO GO TO SCHOOL WITH MY

DAUGHTER, I THINK IT IS

RIDICULOUS.

SANDRA ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC

: SCHOOLS, THE LARGEST SCHOOL

DISTRICT IN THE STATE SAYS 3,605

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE

NOT IN CLASS TODAY.

THAT'S COMPARED TO 2,810

STUDENTS WHO MISSED SCHOOL THIS

TIME LAST YEAR.

THAT'S A DIFFERENCE OF NEARLY

800 STUDENTS.

AND EVEN MORE STARTING NUMBERS

-- STARTLING NUMBERS NUMBERS FOR

APS MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS, THE

DISTRICTS SAYS NEARLY 1500 MORE

STUDENTS WERE ABSENT TODAY, THAN

AN AVERAGE DAY LAST YEAR.

>> IT FEELS REAL GOOD.

SANDRA FERNANDO SANCHEZ CAME TO

: NEW MEXICO 20 YEARS AGO.

WHEN HE HEARD ABOUT A DAY

WITHOUT IMMIGRANTS, HE WANTED TO

BE A PART OF IT, BUT WAS WORRIED

ABOUT MISSING WORK.

THEN HIS BOSS AT THE SANTA FE

BITE SHUT DOWN THE RESTAURANT TO

SUPPORT SANCHEZ AND OTHER

IMMIGRANTS.

IT WAS ONE OF MORE THAN 40 SANTA

FE BUSINESSES THAT DID THE SAME.

>> WE FEEL LIKE WE WERE

REPRESENTED AND NEEDED AND

WANTED.

SANDRA: IN THE LAST HOUR, WE

ALSO LEARNED THAT A GROUP OF

ALBUQUERQUE FAMILIES WHO SAY

THEY'VE BEEN TARGETED BY

IMMIGRATIONS AND CUSTOMS

ENFORCEMENT WILL SPEAK OUT

IN A VIGIL HAPPENING AT ST.

PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH IN

ALBUQUERQUE.

For more infomation >> Video: A Day without immigrants - Duration: 2:00.

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Franklin County meets over jail plans - Duration: 1:54.

BRETT RAINS WAS AT TONIGHT'S

MEETING.

BRETT: TONIGHT, THE FRANKLIN

COUNTY QUORUM COURT HEARD FROM

TWO DIFFERENT BUILDERS.

BOTH WERE SHOWING PLANS TO

RENOVATE AND EXPAND THE CURRENT

COUNTY JAIL.

BUILDING A COMPLETELY NEW

ON THE OUTSIDE OF TOWN, THAT'S

ESTIMATED TO COST NEARLY $9

MILLION.

TONIGHT PLANS SHOWN TO QUORUM

COURT MEMBERS CALLED FOR A PRICE

LESS THAN HALF THAT AMOUNT.

ESTIMATES TO ADD ON TO THE

CURRENT JA WERE $3 MILLION TO

$4 MILLION.

RIGHT NOW THE FRANKLIN COUNTY

JAIL ONLY HAS 26 BEDS FOR

INMATES BUT THE JAIL AVERAGES

MORE THAN 40 PRISONERS.

THE NEW PLANS WOULD ALLOW FOR

APPROXIMATELY 90 INMATES TO BE

HELD BEHIND BARS

THE CLOCK IS TICKING.

THE STATE JAIL REVIEW COMMITTEE

HAS SAID THE COUNTY MUST HAVE A

PLAN TO MAKE IT'S JAIL COMPLIANT

BY TWO MONTHS FROM TODAY,

FACE BEING CLOSED TO ONLY A 24

HOUR FACILITY.

THE STATE DIRECTOR OF JAIL

STANDARDS WAS AT TONIGHTS

MEETING.

>> AS FRANKLIN COUNTY WORKS TO

IMPLEMENT THEIR IMPROVEMENT PLAN

THE REVIEW COMMITTEE STANDS

READY TO CONTINUE OUR PROCESS

OF BEING A POSITIVE PARTNER AN

RELIABLE RESOURCE AS THEY

IDENTIFY A WINNING SOLUTION THAT

WILL MEET THEIR NEEDS AND WORK

WELL FOR THE COMMUNITY.

BRETT: THE COUNTY JUDGE TELLS ME

IN MARCH HE HOPES THE QUOR

COURT MEMBERS PASS AN ORDINANCE

THAT WILL LET VOTERS DECIDE ON A

HALF CENT SALES TAX INCREASE TO

PAY FOR AND MAINTAIN THE JAI

HE SAYS WITHOUT THE TAX

CREASE, THIS COUNTY DOES NOT

HAVE ANY MONEY FOR JAIL

IMPROVEMENTS.

IN OZARK, BRETT RAINS, 40/29

NEWS.

CRAIG: THE SPECIAL ELECTION

WOULD NOT HAPPEN UNTIL THE

JUNE.

DIRECTOR OF JAIL STANDARDS TELLS

US IT WOULD BE UP TO COMMITTEE

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Spring Fever In The Air - Duration: 4:00.

COMING UP IN A FEW MINUTES IN

SPORTS.

ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S

CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE

FORECAST.

KEVI IT IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW

AS USED WEEK.

WE'RE TALKING ABOUT A BIG TIME

TEMPERATURE RECOVERY ACROSS THE

OHIO VALLEY.

AT THE WORK YOUR WAY ACROSS

PARTS OF INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,

TEMPERATURES ARE JUMPING BY 10

TO 20 DEGREES COMPARED TO WHERE

THEY WERE LAST NIGHT AT THIS

EXACT IN TIME.

THAT IS GOOD NEWS FOR US BECAUSE

THAT SAME AIR WILL BE HEADED IN

OUR DIRECTION FOR THE FOR

SEALABLE FUTURE AROUND HERE.

I JUST -- FORESEEABLE FUTURE

AROUND HERE.

SO FAR THIS MONTH, ONLY ONE

POINT X -- 1.6.

WE WILL END OF THE MONTH TO

TEMPERATURES WELL ABOVE NORMAL.

WE HAVE ONLY HAD EIGHT INCHES OF

SNOWFALL.

YOU HAVE ONLY HAD HALF OF WHAT

WE USUALLY EAT IN A TYPICAL --

SEE IN A TYPICAL SEASON.

THERE IS NO SNOW IN THE FORECAST

AROUND HERE FOR THE NEXT SEVEN

DAYS.

TEMPERATURES ARE ON THE CHILLY

SIDE.

IT DEPENDS ON YOUR LOCATION.

THERE IS QUITE A GRADIENT ACROSS

TEMPERATURES ARE ACTUALLY

BEGINNING TO CLIMB.

DOW AT T MID-30'S -- THEY

BOTTOMED OUT AT THE MID-30'S.

OFFICIALLY AT THE AIRPORT WE ARE

HOLDING AT A COOL 38 DEGREES.

IT IS COURTESY OF THE SOUTH WIND

THAT WE ARE QUICKLY ERODING AWAY

THE CHILLY AIR IN PLACE.

THERE IS A WARM FRONT OUT HERE

THE MRS. BE RIVER.

BEHIND THAT IS SOME REALLY WARM

AIR MOVING IN OUR DIRECTION.

WE GO FROM 30 TO PUSHING 60 LATE

TONIGHT NEAR THE MISSISSIPPI

RIVER.

HERE'S A LOOK AT FUTURECAST.

GOING TO BE PRETTY QUIET

OVERALL.

MOST OF THE WEEKEND IS LOOKING

DRIVE.

FRIDAY NIGHT, VERY PLEASANT.

SATURDAY WE START WITH PLENTY OF

SUNSHINE, BUT WE WILL HAVE MORE

CLOUDS DURING THE DAY ON

SATURDAY.

ON THE LAST COMPUTER MODEL RUN,

THERE IS EVIDENCE THERE MIGHT BE

A FEW SPRINKLES OR SPOTTY

SHOWERS ACTIVITIES SATURDAY

AFTERNOON AND EVENING TO THE

SOUTH OF INTERSTATE 71.

I DO NOT THINK WE ARE TALKING

ABOUT ANYTHING HEAVY.

THERE WILL BE A LOT OF DRY AIR

IN PLACE AND WE ARE LOOKING AT A

VERY QUIET WEATHER PATTERN OF

THE NEXT -- OVER THE NEXT COUPLE

OF DAYS.

I EARLY NEXT WEEK, AS THE WARMTH

PEAKS, WE WILL SEEM TEMPERATURES

ON TUESDAY CLOSE TO 70.

TEMPERATURES HAVE ALREADY

BOTTOMED OUT AND ARE STARTING TO

CLIMB.

A SPRING FEVER ALERT GOES INTO

EFFECT FOR THE WEEKEND.

NEAR 60 TOMORROW AFTERNOON.

50 AT LUNCHTIME AND INTO THE

MID-50'S LATER TOMORROW.

I WILL KEEP MOST OF THE AREA TRY

RIGHT NOW.

THE WEEKEND LOOKS REALLY GOOD.

70 BY TUESDAY.

OUR NEXT SIGNIFICANT CHANCE FOR

RAIN WILL NOT GET IN HERE AROUND

-- UNTIL AROUND WEDNESDAY.

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Report says NH slow to comply with mental health settlement - Duration: 3:46.

GHT.

THE LATEST REVIEW SAYS THE STATE

IS STILL FALLING SHORT.

AMY: THE CALL IS ANSWERED AND

WITHIN MINUTES, HELP IS ON THE

WAY.

>> THIS IS THE MOBILE CRISIS

TEAM IN MANCHESTER.

WE REACH OUT TO PEOPLE WHO ARE

HAVING PSYCHIATRIC CRISES.

AMY: IT IS LIKE 911 FOR THE MIND

AND THE SOUL.

>> WE DO NOT KNOW IF A CRISIS IS

COMING AT 2:00 P.M. OR 2:00 A.M.

AMY: NEW HAMPSHIRE IS REQUIRED

TO HAVE THREE NOBLE RESPONSE

TEAMS.

THE FIRST ONE OPENED IN CONCORD

AND NASHUA IS SET TO GO LIVE

LATER THIS YEAR.

PART OF THE GOAL IS TO DIVERT

PEOPLE WHO NEED HELP FROM

EMERGENCY HOSPITALIZATION.

THE FUNDING IS THE RESULT OF A

$30 MILLION SETTLEMENT.

THE STATE COMMITTED TO EXPANDING

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES TO

INCLUDE MORE ROUND-THE-CLOCK

CARE AND MORE COMMUNITY HOUSING

AND WORK OPPORTUNITIES.

THE STATES COMMISSIONER SAYS

THEY ARE WORKING ON IT.

WHAT HAPPENS IF NEW HAMPSHIRE

FALLS SHORT ON THE SETTLEMENT

AGREEMENT?

>> WE THINK WE ARE GOING TO GET

THERE.

AMY: THIS IS A CRISIS UNIT IN

ACTION.

YOU WERE ALREADY AT THIS

ADDRESS.

>> WE WERE THERE EARLIER.

THERE WERE SEVERAL PEOPLE THERE

THAT NEED ASSISTANCE.

AMY: COUNSELORS GO OUT IN.

, NEEDING PEOPLE IN HOMES,

COFFEE SHOPS, AND UNDER

STAIRWELLS.

ASSESSING THE SITUATION AND

OFFERING RESOURCES.

>> COMPASSION IS A BIG PART OF

IT.

WE ALSO WANT TO REDUCE THE

BURDEN ON HOSPITALS AND

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS.

AMY: THE CLASS-ACTION LAWSUIT

ALLEGED THAT A LACK OF SERVICES

LEFT MENTAL HEALTH PATIENTS

LANGUISHING IN HOSPITALS.

TO THEIR DETRIMENT.

WHICH ACCORDING TO THE LAWSUIT

IS IN VIOLATION OF THE AMERICANS

WITH THIS -- WITH DISABILITIES

ACT.

>> ONE OF THE THINGS WE WILL BE

DOING IS WORK WITH THE UPCOMING

BUDGET PROCESS TO MAKE SURE THE

MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS HAVE THE

RESOURCES THEY NEED.

AMY: IN A SIGNED AGREEMENT, THE

STATE ADMITTED NO WRONGDOING BUT

COMMITTED TO EXPANDING COMMUNITY

OUTREACH AND TO HAVE THE PROCESS

MONITORED.

NEWS 9 OBTAINED THE MOST RECENT

REVIEW WHICH IS CRITICAL OF

MISSED DEADLINES.

A SIX-MONTH DELAY IN THE OPENING

OF THE MANCHESTER UNIT CHALKED

UP TO A LACK OF STAFFING.

THE JANUARY 6 REPORT STATES THAT

THIS CURRENT PACE OF STAFF

RECRUITMENT AND CAPACITY

DEVELOPMENT IS INSUFFICIENT.

>> WE ARE TRYING TO EXPLORE HOW

TO DEVELOP A TUITION

REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM SO WE CAN

ENTICE YOUNGER PEOPLE TO WORK IN

THIS FIELD.

>> YOU GOT ONE GUY IN THIS

MORNING.

AMY: THE OPIOID CRISIS IS ADDING

TO THE STRAIN.

TRAVIS IS A PEER COUNSELOR.

>> IT IS A TOUGH CITY TO BE OUT

RUNNING AROUND IN AND DEALING

WITH THAT.

SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS CAN BE

PRETTY DICEY.

>> OUR AGENCY IS FOCUSED ON

STIGMA AND BRINGING AWARENESS TO

MENTAL HEALTH.

AND IT IS A COMMUNITY ISSUE.

AMY: WE ARE ON THE FOURTH FLOOR

OF THE OLD FURNITURE BUILDING IN

MANCHESTER.

LATER THIS SPRING, IT WILL BE

THE NEW HEADQUARTERS FOR THE

MANCHESTER RESPONSE TEAM.

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Title: French Music & French Cafe: Best of French Cafe Music (Modern French Cafe Music Playlist)

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H.S. Hoops: MMU upsets BHS, Redhawks roll - Duration: 1:17.

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOOPS.

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOOPS. TWO OF THE BEST TEAMS IN VERMONT

TWO OF THE BEST TEAMS IN VERMONT ON THE ROAD TONIGHT.

ON THE ROAD TONIGHT. BURLINGTON VISITING MMU.

BURLINGTON VISITING MMU. COUGARS STRIKE FIRST.

COUGARS STRIKE FIRST. PACE INSIDE TO ASA

PACE INSIDE TO ASA CARLSON.

CARLSON. OFF GLASS.

OFF GLASS. THEN WILL BERGERON FROM 3.

THEN WILL BERGERON FROM 3. BURIES IT.

BURIES IT. COUGARS UP EARLY.

COUGARS UP EARLY. 12-4

12-4 2ND Q.

2ND Q. BURLINGTON ANSWERS.

BURLINGTON ANSWERS. KADEN ROSAMILIA DOWN THE LANE.

KADEN ROSAMILIA DOWN THE LANE. COUNT BUCKET AND FOUL.

COUNT BUCKET AND FOUL. LATER.

LATER. ROSAMILIA AGAIN.

ROSAMILIA AGAIN. THIS TIME FROM DEEP.

THIS TIME FROM DEEP. 11-2 SEAHORSE RUN.

11-2 SEAHORSE RUN. THEY TAKE LEAD 15-14

THEY TAKE LEAD 15-14 BUT MMU HAD AN ANSWER ALL NIGHT.

BUT MMU HAD AN ANSWER ALL NIGHT. ZACH REINHARDT WITH THE DEUCE.

ZACH REINHARDT WITH THE DEUCE. COMES BACK FOR SECOND LATER.

COMES BACK FOR SECOND LATER. COUGARS PULL OFF THE UPSET.

COUGARS PULL OFF THE UPSET. 53-43 OVER BHS

53-43 OVER BHS THE OTHER TOP TEAM ON THE ROAD.

THE OTHER TOP TEAM ON THE ROAD. CVU.

CVU. SOUTH BURLINGTON ALSO

SOUTH BURLINGTON ALSO UPSET-MINDED.

UPSET-MINDED. 3Q.

3Q. CARELESS PASS.

CARELESS PASS. JOSH BLISS INTERCEPTION.

JOSH BLISS INTERCEPTION. LAYUP AT OTHER END.

LAYUP AT OTHER END. REDHAWKS LEAD BY 6.

REDHAWKS LEAD BY 6. REBELS RESPOND.

REBELS RESPOND. SAMMY PREMSAGAR SPIN CYCLE.

SAMMY PREMSAGAR SPIN CYCLE. OFF GLASS.

OFF GLASS. CUTS DEFICIT TO 4.

CUTS DEFICIT TO 4. DOWN THE STRETCH.

DOWN THE STRETCH. REDHAWKS JUST MADE MORE BUCKETS.

REDHAWKS JUST MADE MORE BUCKETS. INCLUDING THIS 3 FROM JACK

INCLUDING THIS 3 FROM JACK SCOTNICKI.

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Beyond the Training - Duration: 2:50.

THEY ARE NOW.

ALLIE: LAST YEAR, WE TOOK THE

RIDE OF A LIFETIME RIGHT BESIDE

TWO RECRUITS TRAINING TO BE

POLICE OFFCERS AT THE

MISSISSIPPI LAW ENFORCEMENT

TRAINING ACADEMY.

WE INTRODUCED YOU TO MITRA COOK

AND HEATHER RODGERS.

MITRA IS NOW WORKING FOR THE

FEDS, SO HE COULDN'T TALK TO US

ABOUT HIS JOB.

HOWEVER, HEATHER RODGERS IS

RIGHT HERE IN THE METRO AT THE

PEARL POLICE DEPARTMENT.

WE CAUGHT UP WITH HER TO HEAR

ABOUT HER FIRST YEAR ON THE JOB.

>> SO I ACTUALLY WORKED THE

NIGHT SHIFT FROM 6:00 TO 6:00.

WE DO 12-HOUR SHIFTS YEAR.

NOT TOO LONG AFTER GRADUATION,

WE DID THE TASER CLASS.

WE GOT THE OPPORTUNITY TO GET

SHOT WITH OUR TASERS.

I WOULD MUCH RATHER GET TASED

OVER THE SPRAY THAT WE HAD AT

THE ACADEMY.

ALLIE: HEATHER RODGERS WORKS FOR

THE PEARL POLICE DEPARTMENT.

HER BOSS TOLD US THE TWELVE-WEEK

TRAINING AT MLETOA IS JUST THE

BEGINNING PHASE OF BECOMING AN

OFFICER.

>> THEY TEACH THE DISCIPLINE.

BUT IT'S REALLY WHEN YOU GET OUT

ON THE STREET YOU START LEARNING

HOW 1 -- HOW, WHEN, DANGEROUS IT

IS.

ALLIE: ROGERS WORKS OVERNIGHTS

IN THE EPARTMENT AND SAYS SHE

FEELS THE SAME STRESS SHE FELT

AT MLEOTA WITH EVERY CALL.

EVERY TIME THEY DISPATCH US

TO A CALL, YOU HAVE VERY LITTLE

TO GO OFF OF.

ALLIE: ROGERS SAYS THE

UNCERTAINTY ISN'T THE HARDEST

PART OF THE JOB THOUGH.

FOR HER, IT'S BEING AN OFFICER

IN THE TOWN SHE GREW UP IN.

>> A LOT OF TIMES, I WILL GO TO

A CALL WHERE I KNOW THE PERSON.

THAT DOES CHANGE A LITTLE BIT.

BUT IN THE END, I STILL HAVE TO

BE ABLE TO DO THE JOB.

ALLIE: THEN THERE WAS THE CALL

THAT NO AMOUNT OF TRAINING COULD

PREPARE HER FOR.

WE RESPOND TO A LOT OF WRECKS

ON THE INTERSTATE.

THERE WAS ONE INVOLVING

SUMMATIVE THAT I KNEW AND IT

PASSED AWAY.

ALLIE: CHIEF SARRETT HAS BEEN IN

LAW ENFORCEMENT FOR DECADES AND

SAYS SOME CALLS NEVER GET

EASIER.

AND HE TELLS HIS OFFICERS THAT'S

OK.

GETTING COMFORTABLE IN THIS

LINE OF WORK IS DANGEROUS.

I DON'T THINK THAT IS SOMETHING

YOU TEACH.

IT ALSO DOESN'T TEACHER YOUR GUT

FEELINGS.

ALLIE: OFFICER ROGERS SAYS SHE'S

GETTING USED TO HER OVERNIGHT

SHIFT, NEW BODY CAMERAS, AND

PREPARING HERSELF FOR THE

UNKNOWN EVERYDAY.

BUT SHE SAYS THERE IS ONE REALLY

COOL THING ABOUT BEING A WOMAN

IN A PROFESSION FULL OF MEN THAT

SHE NEVER EXPECTED.

>> I WILL HAVE LITTLE GIRLS RUN

UP TO ME AND WANT TO TAKE A

PICTURE WITH ME TO MY ASKED ME

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Warm weather continues - Duration: 3:28.

>>> REALLY NICE WEATHER OUT

THERE RIGHT NOW. HERE IT IS MID

TO LATE FEBRUARY. AND THE

TEMPERATURES ARE WELL ABOVE

AVERAGE. THEY CONTINUE TO GO UP.

WE HAVE REMARKABLY WARM WEATHER

AS WE MOVE INTO TOMORROW. THAT'S

ON THE WAY ANYWAY THROUGH THE

WEEKEND AND THE NEXT WEEK I'LL

SHOW YOU THE 7-DAY FORECAST IN

JUST A BIT. 54 AND 32 ARE THE

EXTREMES ON THIS THURSDAY.

ANOTHER DRY DAY OUTSIDE AT THIS

TIME. PARTLY CLOUDY.

TEMPERATURES RANGE FROM 46 TO 48

AROUND THE CITY. HUMIDITY 33%,

SOUTH BREEZE IN HERE AT ABOUT 7

MILES PER HOUR. HERE IS THE

WEATHER IN MOTION. A FAIR AMOUNT

OF SUNSHINE AS YOU KNOW EARLIER

TODAY. NOW A FEW HIGH CLOUDS

KIND OF PASSING IN FROM THE

NORTH AND NORTHWEST. THOSE WILL

TEND TO BREAK UP SOMEWHAT AS THE

NIGHT WEARS ON. AND WE SHOULD

SEE LOTS OF CLEAR SKIES AS WE

MOVE THROUGH YOUR FRIDAY. WARM

FRONT IS KIND OF DRAPED ACROSS

THE REGION. YOU GO SOUTHWEST OF

LOUISVILLE AND THE TEMPERATURES

ARE MILD. BOY, EARLIER TODAY IT

WAS ON THE WARM SIDE. VERY

SPRING LIKE, JUST OFF TO OUR

WEST AND SOUTHWEST. LOTS OF 60S

AND/OR 70. 73K C. HOW ABOUT

DENVER, IN THE 75 DEGREES. AND

YEAH, THAT'S WARM ANYWAY. THAT

IS SLOWLY PUSHING IN OUR

DIRECTION. AS WE WAKE UP

TOMORROW MORNING, I THINK

TEMPERATURES WILL BE A MIX OF

UPPER 30S AND LOWER 40S. ALL

ACROSS THE AREA. MAINLY CLEAR

SKIES WILL GREET YOU, 44 THE

ANTICIPATED TEMP RIGHT HERE IN

THE METRO. REALLY ANYWHERE FROM

40 TO 44 ACROSS JEFFERSON

COUNTY. AND AGAIN, WE'RE GOING

TO WAKE UP TO SUNNY SKIES. AND

GUESS WHAT, WE'RE GOING TO HOLD

ON TO THAT SUNSHINE, MORNING

MIDDAY RIGHT THROUGH THE

AFTERNOON. KEEP IN MIND WITH A

GENERAL SOUTHWESTERLY BREEZE.

THE TEMPERATURES WILL SKY ROCKET

THROUGH THE DAY. WE SHOULD BE

CLOSE TO 60 BY LUNCH HOUR. AND

GOING INTO THE MIDDLE AND UPPER

60S TOMORROW AFTERNOON.

EXPECTING 68 FOR YOUR FRIDAY

AFTERNOON, RIGHT HERE IN THE

LOUISVILLE AREA. WHAT A GREAT

WAY TO WRAP UP THE WORK WEEK.

ALL RIGHT. NOW HERE IS SATURDAY.

A LITTLE FLY IN THE OINTMENT.

THERE IS AN UPPER LEVEL LOW THAT

WILL BE PASSING THROUGH THE OHIO

VALLEY AND TENNESSEE VALLEY,

ENOUGH TO BRING US CLOUDS,

CERTAINLY THICKENING THROUGHOUT

THE DAY SATURDAY. SATURDAY

AFTERNOON NOTICE A LITTLE BIT OF

GREEN ON THE MAP. YEAH, CHANCES

FOR SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS,

ESPECIALLY FROM NEAR LOUISVILLE

AND POINTS OFF TO THE SOUTH AND

ALSO THE SOUTH EAST. THE BEST

CHANCES FOR THESE LIGHT SHOWERS,

MAINLY LATER IN THE AFTERNOON ON

SATURDAY, OTHERWISE STILL WARM,

WITH MIDDLE 60S. TALK ABOUT WARM

WEATHER. CHECK THIS OUT. THE

EXPECTED HIGHS, 70, 73, 75 FOR

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY. TUESDAY,

THE BEST CHANCE FOR A RECORD,

THE RECORD ON THAT DATE IS 70.

WE'RE FORECASTING 75 FOR NEXT

TUESDAY. WOW. OVERNIGHT TONIGHT

LOW 40S OUT THERE. FAIR SKIES.

BY MIDDAY TOMORROW WE'LL WARM TO

58. LOTS OF SUNSHINE. 7-DAY

FORECAST. BOY, DOESN'T GET MUCH

BETTER GANG. 68 TOMORROW. A

CHANCE FOR A FEW SHOWERS COME

SATURDAY AFTERNOON. ASIDE FROM

THAT, SUNSHINE BREAKS THROUGH

SUNDAY. 70 THEN. AND LOTS OF 70

EARLY NEXT WEEK. HIGHLIGHTED BY

75 ON TUESDAY.

>> HEAD SHAKER.

>> REALLY IS.

>> NEVER KNOW WHAT'S AROUND THE

CORNER IN THE OHIO VALLEY.

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Hoops 8 AA Quarterfinals - Duration: 4:17.

ON THE HARDCOURT, QUARTERFINALS

UNDERWAY AT THE TOURNAMENT A

THE SCORES LISTED ON OUR TICKE

EACH OF THE SCHOOLS MEWAY BACK

ON OPENING NIGHT WITH DURHAM

WENDING.

WHEN TO TAKE THE LEAD.

BEATING THE BUZZER, GAME TIED AT

35.

HE HAS 12, DURING GOES ON TOP.

ON THE BREAK, LOOK OUT BELOW.

WINDHAM COMES BACK, NICK CURT.

15 TO GO AND IT FELL.

BOLD, CLINCHES IT.

WHEN UPSETS

DURING 51-47.

ON #5 OXFORD HILLS

3RD QUARTER,MATTHEW FLEMING THE

JUMPER VIKINGS BY SEVEN AFTER

THREE, STAGS RALLY JACK CASALE

SCORED SEVEN STRAIGHT TO TIE THE

GAME AT 39.

BACK AND FORTH THEY GO COLE

VERRIER THE TOUGH DRIVE OXFORD

HILLS TAKES LEAD

OTHER WAY WILL SHIBLES IN

TRAFFIC GAMES GOES TO OVERTIME

TIED AT 46, IN OT CASALE THE

TOUGH DRIVE,HE HAD 25

BUT OTHER WAY,FLEMING TO ATRE

KENISTON

VIKINGS HOLD IN FINAL SECONDS

OXFORD HILLS 5

CHEVERUS 5

#5 SCARBOROUGH AN#4 BONNY

EAGLE

RED STORM UP 14 IN THE THIRD

SCOTS FRESHMAN STANDOUT ZACH

MATURO BURRIES THE 3, HE HAD 15

SCARBOROUGH OPENED THINGS UP IN

THE THIRD NICHOLAS FIORILLO THE

STEP BACK JUMPER=FROM THE BIG

MAN

THEN MORGAN PRATT ON THE BREAK

MISSES BUT EMMETTE PEOPLES A

GREAT TIP IN

THEN PRATT TO REECLAGERQUIST.

.HE HAD 12

SCARBOROUGH 51

BONNY EAGLE 30

RED STORM HAVE WON 5 OF LAST 6

NICE DRIVE, FINISHED.

17-16 AT THE HALF.

ON A RUN TO START THE THIRD.

JACKSON TO CAME HOLMES WHO HAD

10.

ANDREW BROWN GETS IN AND WILL

SET UP CAMP RIGHT FOR THE

BASKET.

SANFORD THREE-POINT IN THE THIRD

QUARTER.

JASON THROUGH THE

LANE, THEY GET

TA NEXT.

AA NORTH QUARTERFINALS AT THE

GIRLS SIDE.

#3 DEERING FACING #6 LEWISTON,

VICTORIA HARRIS SIDE FOR

LEWISTON,SHE HAD 17 BLUE DEVILS

BY 9 IN FIRST HALF, END OF HALF

TASIA TITHERINGTON A SPARK FOR

DEERING THE 3 TO BEAT THE

BUZZER,SHE HAD 17

IN THE 4TH DELANEY HAINES TO

VICTORIA GARAND DEERING GOES UP

SEVEN, BLUE DEVILS RALLYANNAH

CHAPUT FOR 3 LEAD CUT TO TWO,

BUT DEERING RESPONDED EACH TIME

ABBI RAMIREZ AHEADF THE PACK,

THEN HAINES TO GARAND AGAIN SHE

HAD 10

EERING 51

LEWISTON 47

AA NORTH GIRLS 4 CHEVERUS AND #5

BANGOR

ALL BANGOR EARLY.

KATIE BUTLER THE JUMPER,SHE HAD

20,RAMS UP 19 IN THIRD

ABBY CAVALLARO STARTS A CHEVERUS

RALLY AHEAD OF THE PACK FOR THE

LAYIN.

THEN THE STEPBK THREE.SHE HAD

25 CHEVERUS DOWN 3, CAVALLARO

FINDS ALLY TILLOTSON FOR THE

LAYUP LEAD CUT TO ONE, NAL

SECONDS TILLOTSFOR THE WIN NO

GOOD CAVALLARO PUTBACK NO GOOD.

BANGOR 46

CHEVERUS 44

SANFORD TAKING ON THE MAINE

GIRLS ACADEMY

MGA'S HOPE OLSON GETS IT FOUL

LINE HESITATE

OFF GLASS

THEN, MGA GOES INSIDE TO JILL

JOYCE THE LIONS LED 18-14 AT THE

HALF

SANFORD TRYINGO CHIP AWAY

MEGAN O'CONNELL THE BASELINE

JUMPER

BUT MAINE GIRLS ACADEMY ULD

LEAD TIP TO TALE CATHERINE REID

GETS THE FRIENDLY ROLL

MGA 40

SANFORD 33

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excellent abs workout

excellent abs workout

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Refugees, immigrants share their stories - Duration: 1:42.

STORIES TO THE

REFUGEES NOW CALLING NEW

HAMPSHIRE HOME.

FAMILIES FILLED THE MUSEUM WHERE

MANCHESTER'S MAYOR WELCOMED THEM

ALL.

>> I AM A SECOND-GENERATION

IMMIGRANT.

JEAN: E.G. ARE, THE

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NEW

ENGLAND RESETTLED ABOUT 2000

REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS THROUGH

ITS OFFICES IN MANCHESTER AND

MASSACHUSETTS HELPING WITH

HOUSING, JOBS, AND EDUCATION

MAKING A NEW HOME FOR MANY

PEOPLE FLEEING WAR AND VIOLENCE.

>> WHEN BOMBS ARE EXPLODING IN

YOUR HOMETOWN.

JEAN: REFUGEES SHARED THEIR

PAINFUL ESCAPES.

THIS MAN WITNESSED HIS FAMILY

BEING EXECUTED.

>> MY MOM, MY WIFE, MY SISTERS.

JEAN: HE IS NOW A COUNSELOR AT A

REHABILITATION CENTER.

>> I, TO RISK MY LIFE.

-- I COME TO RISK MY LIFE.

I AM HAPPY TO STAY IN THE UNITED

STATES AND CONTRIBUTE MY ENERGY

AND SKILLS.

>> I JUST WORK HARD.

JEAN HE FLED WAR IN IRAQ FOUR

MONTHS AGO AND IS NOW WORKING

FOR WALMART.

HIS FAMILY FEELS SAFE FOR THE

FIRST TIME IN YEARS.

>> EVERYONE SAYS -- WELCOME TO

MY COUNTRY.

JEAN: THE INTERNATIONAL

INSTITUTE OF NEW ENGLAND SAYS

SUPPORT IS NEEDED WITH

VOLUNTEERS, DONATIONS, AND