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NEWS.

ADRIAN A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE ON

THIS MONDAY AFTERNOON.

EVERYONE IS RECOVERING FROM A

WEEKEND FULL OF PARADES AND

ALL-STAR FESTIVITIES.

I'M HERE WITH JAY GALLEY.

WE HAD SUNSHINE FOR THE WEEKEND.

MOTHER NATURE WAS GOOD TO US.

JAY: SOME PEOPLE MAY SAY TOO

HOT.

NOT ADRIANA.

WE ARE TRACKING A LINE OF

SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.

YOU'LL NEED TO STAY WEATHER

AWARE.

HOPEFULLY YOU HAVE A WEATHER

RADIO BECAUSE WE COULD GET A

COUPLE OF STRONG STORMS, EVEN A

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM.

NOT SEEING MUCH YET TOWARDS THE

WEST.

THIS LINE WILL CONTINUE MARCHING

TOWARDS THE EAST.

THERE IS A POTENTIAL FOR STRONG

DAMAGING WINDS AND AN ISOLATED'S

AND UP.

WE SAW A COUPLE OF TUESDAYS AGO.

HEAVY RAIN IS GOING TO BE

ASSOCIATED WITH THIS LINE.

A COUPLE OF SPOTS COULD SEE FOUR

INCHES.

THE MODEL IS PICKING UP AN INCH

IN GALLIANO TO OVER TWO INCHES

AROUND HAMMON.

THIS GOES UNTIL TUESDAY AT 1:30.

THIS FILLS OUT AS WE GO TO

TUESDAY AT 10:00.

WE GET MORE RAIN TOMORROW

AFTERNOON.

IT WILL MOVE IN, MOVE OUT, BE

FAIRLY MILD, DROPPING TO THE LOW

60'S BY ABOUT MIDNIGHT.

I THINK WE ARE LOOKING GOOD.

WE HAVE TO GET PAST THIS BOUT OF

RAIN AND WE WILL BE RAIN FREE

ARE SIMPLY THROUGH MARDI GRAS.

IT WAS TOASTY, TRENDING ABOVE

THE AVERAGE OF 66.

IT IS WARM AND THAT WILL HELP

THE PRODUCTION OF SOME RAIN AS

THE SUN SLOWLY SETS.

WE ARE MATCHING THAT UP AND MOVE

BILL AND 76 DEGREES RIGHT NOW IN

NEW ORLEANS INTERNATIONAL.

HAVE YOU BEEN OUTSIDE?

IT IS BREEZY.

WIND SPEEDS BETWEEN 10-15 MILES

PER HOUR.

ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI GULF

COAST, 17 MILE-PER-HOUR WINDS IN

BULLOCKS HE -- IN BULLOCKS SEE

-- BILLOXI.

WHEN I SAY WRAPPING UP, THAT

WILL WRAP UP AROUND SIX OR 7:00.

STRONG ISOLATED WINS AND AN

ISOLATED TORNADO.

YOU HAVE A LOW-END RISK.

IT INCLUDES MOST OF SOUTHEAST

LOUISIANA.

IT IS CLOSE ENOUGH TO WHERE YOU

WILL HAVE TO ASSIST THEY ON TOP

OF THE WEATHER.

THE INITIAL LINE GETS CLOSER.

THIS IS 6:30.

KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR TIMESTAMP.

NOTICE WHAT HAPPENS WITH THE

RAIN.

IT EXTENDS ALL THE WAY DOWN TO

THE GULF OF MEXICO.

HE GETS TO SLIDELL AROUND 3:30.

THEN WE'D SLOWLY START TO DRY

OUT FROM HERE.

ISOLATED SPRINKLES FOR TUESDAY.

UPPER 50'S, LOW 60'S TONIGHT.

MOST OF THE RAIN WILL BE MOVING

IN AFTER MIDNIGHT.

60% CHANCE OF RAIN.

UPPER 60'S TO LOW 70'S.

THE SEVEN-DAY FORECAST, WE ARE

DUMB WITH THE RAIN AND THAT YOU

CARRY OVER INTO MARDI GRAS.

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Scattered Clouds Monday evening - Duration: 4:15.

>>> CHECK OUT THAT TIME LAPSE

REVIEW OF TODAY'S WEATHER.

THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH THE

CAMERA.

THAT WAS THE THICK FOG THAT SET

UP SHOP ACROSS THE BETTER PART

OF OUR VIEWING AREA.

SOME LOCATIONS DIDN'T HAVE MUCH

AT ALL.

IN THE NORTHEASTERN PORTIONS OF

JEFFERSON COUNTY, VOID OF ANY

FOG, BUT YOU COULD SEE HOW THICK

THAT STUFF WAS DURING THE

MORNING HOURS.

BY 9:00, 10:00, IT STARTED TO

BURN OFF, AND THEN WE BURNED OFF

A BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON.

MIX OF HIGH CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE.

RIGHT NOW THE NUMBERS JUMPING

BIG-TIME THIS AFTERNOON.

74, THE AFTERNOON HIGH.

MORNING START OF 41.

ANOTHER DRY DAY ACROSS THE

REGION.

OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW IN THE METRO,

LOW 70s.

IF YOU HAVE TIME, BOY, GET OUT,

TAKE THAT WALK AROUND THE BLOCK.

IT IS ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS RIGHT

NOW.

HUMIDITY, 38 PERCENT.

SOUTHEASTERLY BREEZE BETWEEN 5

TO 10 MILES PER HOUR.

JUST HIGH CLOUDS FILTERING

ACROSS THE OHIO VALLEY BY LATE

ON THIS MONDAY AFTERNOON.

RAIN SHOWERS NOW JUST AHEAD OF A

COLD FRONT.

A VERY WEAK FRONT, AT THAT, THAT

STRETCHED OUT ACROSS THE CENTRAL

AND SOUTHERN PLAINS.

WE HAVE THE WARM AIR IN PLACE,

AND WE'RE GOING TO STAY VERY,

VERY COMFORTABLE AS WE MOVE

DEEPER INTO THIS MONDAY EVENING.

THERE IS YOUR OUTDOOR PLANNER.

68 STILL AT 7:00, DOWN INTO THE

LOWER 60s BY 10:00, AND

MIDNIGHT, IT STAYS DRY, IT STAYS

VERY, VERY COMFORTABLE.

BY THE TIME YOU WAKE UP TUESDAY

MORNING, DRY ROADWAYS, QUITE A

FEW CLOUDS, WE WILL BE MOSTLY

CLOUDY, BUT WHAT A MILD START TO

THE DAY ONCE AGAIN.

LOW AND MIDDLE 50s PRETTY MUCH

EVERYWHERE FROM TOP TO BOTTOM

AROUND THE VIEWING AREA.

55 HERE IN TOWN FOR A START-TIME

TEMPERATURE TOMORROW MORNING.

HERE IS THE WEATHER.

HERE IS WHAT WE'RE WATCHING.

A SYSTEM THAT'S KIND O DISC

DISCOMBOBULATED.

THAT'S THE STORM THAT CAUSED THE

TORNADOS IN TEXAS.

WE'RE IN NO-MAN'S-LAND.

BUT STILL ENOUGH MOISTURE,

ENOUGH UPPER-LEVEL ENERGY

SCOOTING BY THAT WE'LL GET INTO

RAIN CHANCES LATE TOMORROW.

HERE'S THE FUTURE CLOUDS AND

RADAR.

WE WAKE UP MOSTLY CLOUDY.

MIDDAY, RIGHT AROUND LUNCH HOUR

TOMORROW, DRY, PARTLY TO MOSTLY

CLOUDY SKIES, TEMPERATURES WILL

BE WARMING THROUGH THE 60s.

LATER IN THE AFTERNOON THROUGH

TOMORROW NIGHT, THE GREEN KIND

OF OVERSPREADS THE REGION.

RAIN CHANCES WILL BE GOING UP

LATER TOMORROW.

CONTINUING TOMORROW NIGHT.

ENDING VERY EARLY WEDNESDAY

MORNING.

EVEN WITH THE CLOUDS AND

INCREASING LATE-DAY RAIN

CHANCES, STILL A MILD DAY.

EVERYWHERE WE'LL BE IN THE

MIDDLE AND UPPER 60s BY LATE

AFTERNOON.

WEDNESDAY, BASICALLY DRY, BUT,

BOY, THE CLOUDS WILL BE QUITE

THICK.

ACTUALLY A DAY A LOT LIKE

YESTERDAY, YOU RECALL.

STILL MILD, WITH TEMPERATURES IN

THE 60s.

AND THEN A STRONGER SYSTEM COMES

AT US ON FRIDAY.

THIS IS HOW IT'S GOING TO PLAY

OUT.

BIG LOW PRESSURE FORMING NEAR

THE QUAD CITIES.

WE HAVE WINDY, RECORD-BREAKING

WARMTH FRIDAY WITH HIGHS IN THE

MID AND UPPER 70s, AND A CHANCE

FOR STORMS FRIDAY EVENING.

70s, BACK INTO THE 60s, JUST A

FEW HIGH CLOUDS PASSING THROUGH.

DRY AND PLEASANT TONIGHT AT

10:00.

WE'LL WAKE UP TO 55 IN THE

MORNING.

BY LUNCH HOUR TOMORROW, THOSE

TEMPERATURES WILL JUMP INTO THE

LOWER 60s.

STILL DRY.

THEN LATE IN THE AFTERNOON,

GUYS, A CHANCE FOR A FEW SHOWERS

DEVELOPING.

THOSE CONTINUE TOMORROW NIGHT

AND WEDNESDAY MORNI.

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Officials identify man shot and killed on Watterson Expressway - Duration: 1:35.

SHOT KILLED.

>> AT LEAST 15 CONSECUTIVE

SHOTS.

>> SOUNDED LIKE THEY COME FROM

THE EXPRESSWAY.

>> Reporter: DONNA LIVES ABOUT A

BLOCK AWAY FROM THE WATERSON.

EVEN WITH HER VIEW BLOCKED, SHE

SAYS SHE COULD HEAR THE GUN

SHOTS.

>> IT'S RIDICULOUS.

IT'S SCARY.

>> REPORTER: THIS NEIGHBOR, WHO

ASKED NOT TO BE IDENTIFIED,

AGREES.

HE SAYS THE SOUND OF GUNSHOTS IS

NORMAL.

>> IT'S JUST EXTREME NOW.

IT'

TLE -- IT'S

NORMAL NOW, AND IT'S BAD TO SAY

THAT IT IS.

>> Reporter: POLICE SHUT DOWN

THE EXPRESSWAY FRIDAY NIGHT AS

DETECTIVES INVESTIGATED.

THEY SAY THE MAN WHO DIED WAS

SHOT MULTIPLE TIMES.

>> THERE'S TOO MUCH OF THAT

STUFF GOING ON AROUND HER

>> REPORTER: DATTILLO SAYS

BEFORE FRIDAY'S DEADLY SHOOTING

ON THE EXPRESSWAY, OFFICERS HAD

BEEN ON HER BLOCK FOR SOMETHING

DIFFERENT.

>> THERE WERE NINE COP CARS.

For more infomation >> Officials identify man shot and killed on Watterson Expressway - Duration: 1:35.

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Les algorithmes et la perception de la réalité - Duration: 4:48.

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Video: Morgan State choir serves as ambassador of world-class music - Duration: 2:36.

THEY ARE JUST THAT GOOD.

IF THERE IS AN AMBASSADOR OF

WORLD-CLASS CHORAL MUSIC, IT IS

THIS MAN.

DR. ERIC CONWAY, THE OFTEN

SMILING, ALWAYS ESTEEMED

DIRECTOR OF THE MORGAN STATE

UNIVERSITY CHOIR

>> EVERY TIME WE PERFORM WE

REPRESENT MORGAN AND

INTERNATIONALLY AMERICA.

WE HAVE TO BE THE BEST WEEK CAN

BE ALL THE TIME.

DEBORAH AT AGE 53, DR. CONWAY,

: HAS LED THE CHOIR SINCE 2004,

BELIEVING YOU CAN PEEK INTO

SOMEONE'S SOUL WHEN THEY SIN

>> HE HAS A VISION.

HE PUSHES US TO SOUND THAT WAY.

>> I TELL MY CHOIR MEMBERS LEAVE

ALL YOUR CARES BEHIND.

YOU ARE COMING TO MY REHEARSAL

TO MAKE YOUR FULL MUSIC AND THAT

IS ALL THAT MATTERS.

DEBORAH: ERIC CONWAY GREW UP IN

THE ASHBURTON AREA OF BALTIMORE,

THE OLDEST OF TWO BOYS, THE SON

OF A SCHOOL TEACHER AND A BUS

DRIVER WHO ENCOURAGED THEIR BOYS

TO BE THEIR BEST.

WHILE MUSIC IS CLEARLY HIS FIRST

LOVE, IT ACTUALLY FOLLOWED A

SMALL STINT AS A CPA.

>> IT WAS ALL ABOUT THE

WATERLINE LINE AND MUSIC IS

INHERENTLY SO JOYFUL.

DEBORAH: AND IT HAS TAKEN HIM

AND THE CHOIR ALL OVER THE

WORLD.

SOUTH AFRICA, ITALY, CHINA AND

ONE OF HIS PERSONAL HIGHLIGHTS,

THE WHITE HOUSE.

>> I SPEAK WITH OTHER CHORAL

DIRECTORS AND THEY SAY, HOW YOU

GETTING THESE GIGS?

DEBORAH IT'S BELIEVED THE CHOIR

: HAS PERFORMED WITH MORE MAJOR

AMERICAN ORCHESTRAS THAN ANY

OTHER UNIVERSITY CHOIR.

>> THAT POSITIVE FEEDBACK I

RECEIVED, IT ONES MY HEART.

AND I LOVE EVERY MINUTE OF IT.

DEBORAH AND SO IS THIS FORMER

: ACCOUNTANT, WHO THESE DAYS,

COUNTS ONLY HOW LUCKY HE FEELS.

>> THEY SAY IF YOU LOVE WHAT

YOUR DOING, YOU NEVER WORK A DAY

IN YOUR LIFE AND I LOVE WHAT IM

-- WHAT I AM DOING.

DEBORAH: THIS SUMMER THE MORGAN

STATE CHOIR TRAVELS TO SPAIN AND

PORTUGAL.

AND IF YOU NEED ANOTHER ALTO,

I'M RIGHT HERE.

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Video: Have you seen Kristin Spurrier? She's missing - Duration: 2:00.

THIS

WITHOUT BEING IN TOUCH WITH HER

FAMILY.

>> KRISTEN, IF YOU ARE WATCHING,

PLEASE CALL US.

WE LOVE YOU.

AND THE PRAYER THAT IS OVER YOU

IS OVERWHELMING.

LISA: THE 25-YEAR-OLD CARROLL

COUNTY WOMAN HAS BEEN MISSING

SINC FEBRUARY 4.

SHE IS FIVE FEET FIVE INCHES

TALL AND WEIGHS 125 POUNDS AND

WAS SEEN DRIVING A 2010 GRAY

FORD FUSION.

SHE LEFT CARROLL COUNTY AND WENT

TO OWINGS MILLS TO BUY DRUGS.

>> SHE WAS LAST SPOKEN TO BY A

FRIEND ON HERSELF CELL PHONE AT

11:20 P.M. ON FEBRUARY 4 AND HAS

NOT BEEN SEEN OR HEARD FROM

SINCE THA TELEPHONE

CONVERSATION.

>> COULD -- KRISTEN WOULD NOT

LEAVE AND NOT CONTACT ANYBODY.

IS, SHE WOULD NOT DO THAT.

SHE WOULD HAVE CONTACTED HER

FAMILY, HE BOYFRIEND.

SHE HAS HAD DAILY CONTACT WITH

HIM.

UP TO THAT POINT.

LISA: FINDING HER CA IS KEY TO

FINDING HER.

BALTIMORE CITY AND COUNTY POLICE

ARE HELPING LOOK FOR HER.

>> WE JUST KNOW SHE WAS THERE AT

THAT SUNOCO GAS STATION.

STANDING AND THEN AT SOME POINT

A VEHICLE SHOWS OF WHICH WE

BELIEVE MAY HAVE BEEN HER

VEHICLE TO PICK HER UP.

WE ARE NOT SURE.

SHE WAS PICKED UP AT THE GAS

STATION BY SOMEONE.

LISA: THE FAMILY IS OFFERING A

REWARD FOR INFORMATION THAT

LEADS TO FINDING OR HAVING

CONTACT WITH HER.

>> WILL CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR

YOUR SAFETY AND THAT YOU COME

HOME.

WE LOVE YOU AND WE MISS YOU.

LISA: POLICE SEE IF YOU KNOW

ANYTHING OR SAY ANYTHING, YOU

SEE HER VEHICLE TO GIVE THE

CARROLL COUNTY SHERIFF

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Samurai X - Sobakasu (Jap) | Metal Cover (Paulo Cuevas) [Rurouni Kenshin Opening 1] - Duration: 5:33.

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JCTMS wins 3rd consecutive city championship - Duration: 1:24.

IMPRESSIVE.

DAN KOOB HAS MORE ON THE

CENTURIONS INCREDIBLE WINNING

STREAK.

>> Reporter: YOU WILL NOT

FIND MANY BASKETBALL PROGRAMS

LIKE THE 7TH AND 8TH GRADE GIRLS

AT JCTMS.

>> I WAS CRYING 'CAUSE WE WON.

>> Reporter: WHO JUST

WRAPPED UP THEIR 3RD CONSECUTIVE

CITY CHAMPIONSHIP.

>> IT JUST SHOWS HOW MUCH WORK

WE PUT INTO IT.

>> Reporter: MAYBE MORE

IMPRESSIVE THAN

MAYBE MORE IMPRESSIVE THAN

ANOTHER TROPHY -- THEY HAVEN'T

LOST A SINGLE GAME IN THREE

YEARS.

>> AT

HALFTIME WE WAS DOWN FIVE AND

PEOPLE WERE FOULING AND NO ON

WAS PLAYING DEFENSE OR

REBOUNDING.

IN ORDER FOR US TO WIN EVERYONE

NEEDS TO KEEP PLAYING TOGETHER

INSTEAD OF 1 ON FIVE.

>> Reporter: 52 CONSECUTIVE

WINS.

A MILESTONE, FOR SURE, BUT THESE

GIRLS AREN'T SATISFIED,

ESPECIALLY HAVING WATCHED THE

UCONN HUSKIES WIN 100 STRAIGHT

>> IT'S VERY IMPORTANT BECAUSE

IN ORDER

TO KEEP THAT WINNING STREAK LIKE

UCONN DID WE HAVE TO KEEP

FIGHTING AND HAVE THE ENERGY,

CONFIDENCE AND PASSION TO WIN.

>> IT CAN

GET AS HIGH AS WE WANT AS LONG

AS WE WORK.

>> Reporter: A HUNDRED?

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Criminal experts say gun buybacks have no evidence of effectiveness - Duration: 1:44.

TODAY.

ALEXIS: ILLYA IBBOTT IS

CONCERNED ABOUT VIOLENCE IN HIS

NEIGHBORHOOD

>> DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI I FEEL

SAFE BUT I DON'T FEEL SAFE IN MY

OWN NEIGHBORHOOD.

ESPECIALLY FOR MY CHILDREN.

ALEXIS: IBBOT SAYS SOMETHING

NEEDS TO BE DONE ABOUT THE

SHOOTINGS AND CRIME PLAGUING THE

STREETS.

PROJECT NEHEMIAH HAVE BEEN

TRYING TO ENCOURAGE ANYONE THEY

CAN TO TURN IN THEIR GUNS TO GET

A $50 OR $100 GIFT CARD.

ABBOT LIKES THE IDEA BUT ISN'T

SURE IT WILL WORK.

>> AS A PARENT I THINK IT IS

GOOD PROGRAM, BUT I DON'T THINK

IT IS GOING TO WORK THOUGH.

PEOPLE ARE GOING TO BE SCARED TO

TAKE ILLEGAL FIRE ARMS TO THE

POLICE.

SCARED OF GETTING ARRESTED.

ALEXIS: UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNAT

CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROFESSOR JOHN

ECK SAYS BUY BACKS ARE NOT

EFFECTIVE.

>> THERE IS NO EVIDENCE THEY ARE

EFFECTIVE.

IT IS SORT OF LIKE BAILING OUT A

STOPPED BATH TUB WITH A THIMBLE

WHILE THE WATER IS RUNNING.

THAT IS ABOUT AS GOOD AS IT

GETS

ALEXIS: ECK SAYS COMMUNITY

LEADERS SHOULD FOCUS ON LONGER

TERM SOLUTIONS LIKE EDUCATION,

DRUG REHAB, AND PRENATAL CARE.

>> THEY REALLY WANT TO DO

SOMETHING MEANINGFUL, BUT THEY

ARE HURTING.

THEY REACH OUT FOR THESE KINDS

OF THINGS.

BUT PATELLA IT WORKS, IS NOT

HELPFUL EITHER.

WE NEED TO FIND WAYS TO

SUSTAINABLY GO AFTER THIS

PROBLEM.

ALEXIS: IBBOT SAYS HE THINKS

THINGS CAN BE DONE IN THE

MEANTIME.

>> I THINK WE NEED MORE POLICE

ON THE STREETS.

WE NEED A LOT MORE.

POLICE PRESENCE NOT ONLY WHEN

SOMETHING HAPPENS BUT BEFORE IT

HAPPENS.

ALEXIS: ECK SAYS THE REALITY OF

GUNS ON THE STREET IS A SOBERING

ONE THAT IS IN NEED OF A MORE

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Former Bengals player charged with assault, public indecency - Duration: 2:11.

KARIN: THIS IS JUST AN ODD

STORY, WHICH STARTED AT A HOUSE

HERE ON CHAPEL DRIVE.

FAMILY MEMBERS OF THE

61-YEAR-OLD VICTIM SAY SCHAFFER

WALKED UP TO THE MAN, SAID HE

WAS LOOKING FOR HIS DOG, AND

THEN BEGAN BEATING THE MAN.

AFTER THAT, HE'S THEN ACCUSED OR

RUNNING TWO DOORS DOWN TO THIS

CHURCH.

>> THIS GUY CAME RUNNING THROUGH

THE FIELD AT KIND OF A SPRINT,

AND HE LAID DOWN IN THE PARKING

LOT.

KARIN: LOIS KIDD'S NEPHEW, CHAD,

AND HIS 10-YEAR-OLD SON HAD JUST

PULLED IN TO THE CHURCH'S LOT

AND SAY THEY WITNESSED

SCHAFFER'S BIZARRE ACTS.

>> AND HE STOOD UP, AND HE

EXPOSED HIMSELF SEVERAL TIMES.

KARIN: LOIS SAYS SCHAFFER THEN

BEGAN TALKING TO H

NEPHEW ABOUT BRACES THEN STARTED

ASKING PEOPLE IN THE CHURCH

PARKING LOT IF HE COULD BORROW

THEIR CARS.

>> THEN HE WENT INTO THE CHURCH

AND WENT INTO THE SANCTUARY AND

SAID I JUST BEAT UP A GUY REALLY

BAD AND I WANT TO REPENT.

THE GUY WAS ACTING REALLY WEIRD,

LIKE HE WAS HIGH ON SOMETHIN

AND SO THEN AFTER THAT, HE JUST

SPRINTED BACK OVER TO THE HOUSE

NEXT DOOR.

KARIN: SCHAEFFER RAN BACK TO THE

SCENE OF HIS FIRST CRIME,

ACCORDING TO WITNESSES.

THIS IS WHERE HE WAS ARRESTED

AND CHARGED WITH ASSAULT,

BREAKING AND ENTERING, AND

PUBLIC INDECENCY.

NEIGHBORS DIDN'T REALIZE UNTIL

AFTERWARDS WHO THE SUSPECT WAS,

A FORMER LASALLE LANCER TURNED

U.C. BEARCAT TURNED BENGAL.

EVEN MORE SURPRISING, SCHAFFER

IS ALSO ONE OF THEIR NEIGHBORS.

>> IT'S VERY HEARTBREAKING.

VERY MUCH SO.

IT MAKES ME VERY SAD.

KARIN: I DID TALK TO SCHAFFER'

FATHER TODAY OFF CAMERA.

HE WAS VERY UPSET ABOUT THIS

WHOLE SITUATION.

HE WAS NOT READY TO MAKE A

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Fugitives arrested after multi-county police chase - Duration: 1:51.

FELONY CHARGES IN MISSOURI

AND THEIR MULTI COUN

CHASE LEFT BEHIND A LOT OF

DAMAGE.

LARRY BURKE HAS LIVED ON BLEVINS

GAP ROAD FOR MORE THAN FOUR

DECADES.

HE'S SEEN HIS SHARE OF CRASHES

HERE BUT SUNDAY NIGHT WAS

DIFFERENT.

>> THEY LEFT THE ROAD HERE, WENT

OVER M DITCH, WENT ABOUT TO

COME BACK ON, THEN HERE COME

MAYBE 20 POLICE CARS BEHIND IT.

>> REPORTER: KENTUCKY STATE

POLICE, LOUISVILLE METRO, AND

RADCLIFF POLICE WERE TRYING TO

STOP AN SUV THEY SAY WAS DRIVEN

BY JERMAINE YOUNG, WITH JESSICA

BILLINGS IN THE PASSENGER SEAT.

THE TWO WERE WANTED ON FELONY

CHARGES OUT OF MISSOURI, AND

WHEN RADCLIFF POLICE SPOTTED

THEM SUNDAY EVENING AT WALMART,

THE CHASE WAS ON.

POLICE SAY THE SUV SPED TOWARD

LOUISVILLE ON DIXIE HIGHWAY,

HITTING SPEEDS AS HIGH AS 115

MILES PER HOUR.

TROOPERS SAY YOUNG WASN'T

STOPPING FOR RED LIGHTS, WAS

PASSING VEHICLES ON THE

SHOULDER, AND PUTTING LIVES IN

DANGER

THEN HE TURNED ONTO STONESTREET,

WHICH TURNS INTO BLEVINS GAP

ROAD, AN AREA FULL OF TWISTS AND

TURNS.

>> UNLESS YOU'RE USED TO IT, AND

HE WASN'T USED TO IT, SO IT CAN

BE VERY DANGEROUS.

>> REPORTER: AFTER THE CHASE

WENT THROUGH BURKE'S YARD, AN

LMPD CRUISER CRASHED INTO A POLE

A HALF MILE DOWN THE ROAD BUT

YOUNG KEPT GOING.

>> I KNEW WHAT CURVE, I THOUGHT

THAT WILL GET HIM.

IF THIS DIDN'T, HE WON'T TAKE

THAT, THAT FAST.

>> REPORTER: POLICE SAY THEY

FOLLOWED THE SUV TO SPEEDWAY

AVENUE AND DIXIE HIGHWAY BEFORE

STOPPING IT.

>> HE WASN'T GOING ANYWHERE WITH

20 COP CARS BEHIND HIM.

I KNEW HE WOULD GET CAUGHT

SOMEWHERE.

>> REPORTER: AFTER ARRESTING

YOUNG AND BILLINGS, TROOPERS SAY

THEY FOUND DRUGS IN THE SUV.

BURKE ISN'T SURPRISED THEY GOT

CAUGHT, AND HE'S GLAD THEY'RE

OFF THE ROAD

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STATE OF ADDICTION: State law increases penalities for drug dealers - Duration: 1:37.

STIFFENING PENALTIES FOR HEROIN

DEALER

>> THEY WOULD COME HOME REALLY

LATE AT NIGHT FOR ABOUT 20

MINUTES, THEN THEY WOULD ALWAYS

LEAVE.

SHE NEVER STAYED THE NIGHT AT

HER PLACE, EVER.

>> REPORTER: THAT'S HOW ONE

NEIGHBOR DESCRIBES THE ACTIVITY

AT THIS APARTMENT, IN LYNDON'S

DEVONSHIRE APARTMENTS.

IT'S WHERE SHONTANIQUE BROWN WAS

ARRESTED ON FEBRUARY NINTH.

THE SAME DAY, POLICE ARRESTED

ASHLEY NEELY AT THIS APARTMENT

IN MALLARD CROSSING IN SAINT

MATTHEWS.

POLICE SAY THEY FOUND 47 POUNDS

OF HEROIN BETWEEN THE TWO OF

THEM.

THE TWO WOMEN WERE INDICTED

TOGETHER AND ARRAIGNED MONDAY IN

JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT.

>> THIS IS ONE OF THE FIRST

CASES IN JEFFERSON COUNTY WHERE

THE DEFENDANT IS FACING THE NEW

LEGISLATION FOR OVER 100 GRAMS

OF HEROIN.

>> REPORTER: PROSECUTOR FRANK

DAHL CAN'T COMMENT ON THE

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE TWO

WOMEN.

BUT HE SAYS NEELY COULD BE

FACING TWENTY YEARS TO LIFE IN

PRISON, THANKS TO LAWMAKERS IN

FRANKFORT.

>> LAST YEAR, THE LEGISLATURE

PASSED LEGISLATION MAKING ANY

TRAFFICKING OF HEROIN OVER A

HUNDRED GRAMS A CLASS B FELONY.

HOWEVER, UNDER THE LONGSTANDIN

KRS FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING

OFFENSES, ANYTIME A FIREARM IS

USED TO FURTHER THAT OFFENSE, IT

INCREASES THE PENALTY RANGE.

>> REPORTER: POLICE SAY NEELY

HAD A GUN AND THE MAJORITY OF

THE HEROIN, AS WELL AS AN

UNDETERMINED AMOUNT OF CASH AND

A MONEY COUNTING MACHINE.

>> AS ALLEGED, IT IS CERTAINLY A

LARGE QUANTITY OF HEROIN.

>> REPORTER: IS IT ONE OF THE

LARGEST YOU'VE SEEN, OR IS IT

FAIRLY AVERAGE?

>> IT'S ON THE LARGER END OF THE

SPECTRUM.

>> REPORTER: BROWN IS CHARGED

WITH TRAFFICKING LESS THAN 100

GRAMS.

>> WELL, IT'S KIND OF SCARY,

KNOWING THAT THERE WERE PROBABLY

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Video: Baltimore's Not My President's Day is sweet - Duration: 1:40.

PEOPLE ARE

EXPECTED AT THIS ONE.

THIS MAY BE THE SWEETEST AND

LEAST LOUD PROTEST O PRESIDENT

DONALD TRUMP WE HAVE WITNESSED

IN THE PAST MONTH.

THAT IS THE POINT.

>> FOR TESTING IS GOOD, IT IS A

GOOD THING BUT WHEN YOU HAVE A

LOT OF FOR TEST SOMETIMES YOU

GET YOUR MESSA, YOUR MESSAGE

GET LOST IN THE NOISE SO THAT IS

IMPORTANT TO HAVE DIFFERENT

STRATEGIES.

TO SAY WHAT IT IS YOU NEED TO

SAY.

>> EVERY DAY FOR POSSIBLY THE

NEXT FOUR YEARS IS GOING TO BE

-- NOT MY PRESIDENT'S DAY.

>>. NOT MY PRESIDENT'S DAY IT

WAS CENTERED I STATION NORTH

AND ORGANIZED BY A GROUP OF

ARTISTS, PERFORMERS, AND WRITERS

WHO ARE OPPOSED TO THE TRUMP

ADMINISTRATION AND ITS POLICIES.

>> WE HAVE BEEN TRYING TO BE

INVOLVED IN DIFFERENT EVENTS

THAT MAKE US FEEL UPLIFTED

RATHER THAN SADDENED DEPRESSED.

>> ANYWHERE CAN GO WITH PEOPLE

WHO WANT CLEAN WATER AND PEACE

AND A DIVERSE UNIVERSE FOR THEIR

CHILD IS WHAT I NEED TO SEEK OUT

RIGHT NOW.

>> THE OTHER TESTS AND TO

THEATERS ON CHARLES STREET, A

PROTEST DESIGNED TO SEND THIS

MESSAGE.

>> UNITY, COMMUNITY, DIVERSITY

AMONG BRINGING VOICES TOGETHER.

>> THIS EVENT IS JUST GETTING

STARTED.

IT CONTINUES TO MIDNIGHT WITH

PERFORMANCES PLANNED AT THE

CROWN ON CHARLES STREET.

ORGANIZERS SAY ANY PROCEEDS

RAISED WILL BENEFIT THE ACLU OF

MARYLAND.

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Cameras capture police pursuit across Mass. - Duration: 0:56.

CHASE.

AND THIS SURVEILLANCE CAMERA

THAT CAPTURED THE MOMENT

POLICE ARRIVED.

WATCH AS THIS RED HAHN --

HYUNDAI SAW NOT TAU -- SONATA

TAKES OFF.

THAT IS CARYE AND HE IS ABOUT

TO LEAD POLICE ON A CHASE.

THEY FOLLOWED THE MAN FOR

MILES.

>> STATE POLICE ENGAGED HIM IN

PLYMOUTH AND HIGH SPEEDS UP

ROUTE 3 AND OVER TO 44 AND

THEN 495.

Reporter: SPEEDS REACHING 100

MILES AN HOUR.

EVENTUALLY STATE POLICE

BLOCKING THE DRIVER AS HE

STARTS TO HEAD ON AN OFF-RAMP.

A DECISION THAT POLICE SAY

COULD HAVE ENDED MUCH WORSE.

>> SOMEBODY COULD HAVE GOT

KILLED HERE OR SERIOUSLY

INJURED.

THE FACT THAT THEY GOT HIM

UNDER ARREST WITHOUT ANYBODY

GETTING HURT OR ANYBODY

GETTING IN A SERIOUS CRASH IS

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New clerk of courts Aftab Pureval making changes - Duration: 1:31.

ALREADY BEING MADE.

>> THE ERA OF POLITICAL

PATRONAGE OF IT'S MORE IMPORTANT

WHO YOU KNOW THAN WHAT YOU KNOW

IS OVER.

ANDREW: HE'S BEEN ON THE JOB FOR

A SHORT TIME, AND AFTAB PUREVAL

IS GETTING SETTLED IN TO HIS

OFFICE AT THE HAMILTON COUNTY

COURT HOUSE.

HE'S WORKING TO MODERNIZE

SERVICES.

>> WE'RE ONE OF THE FEW COUNTIES

IN THE ENTIRE STATE WHERE YOU

CAN'T PAY FOR A SPEEDING TICKET

ONLINE.

IT'S UNACCEPTABLE.

ANDREW: ONE OF THE THINGS THE

NEW CLERK IS HIS ABILITY TO

RECRUIT PEOPLE FROM THE BUSINESS

SECTOR TO COME WORK HERE AT THE

HAMILTON COUNTY COURTHOUSE IN

GOVERNMENT SERVICE.

HE HAS ANNOUNCED THREE HIRES A

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER, CHIEF

OF HUMAN RESOURCES AND A CHIEF

OF I.T., ALL NEW TO PUBLIC

SERVICE.

>> IF YOU'RE TRYING TO GET RICH

YOU'RE NOT GOING TO LEAVE GE OR

LEAVE COCA-COLA AND COME INTO

THE CLERK'S OFFICE, BUT WHAT WE

DO HAVE IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO

CHANGE THINGS FOR THE BETTER FOR

OUR COMMUNITY.

ANDREW: THE OFFICE EMPLOYS MORE

THAN 200 PEOPLE AT FACILITES

ACROSS HAMILTON COUNTY.

AS PUREVAL TRIES TO MAKE

CHANGES, HE SAYS HE IS ALSO

TRYING TO AVOID LOSING THE DEEP

KNOWLEDGE THAT KEEPS THE OFFICE

OPERATING.

>> INSTITUTIONAL KNOWLEDGE IS

CRITICALLY IMPORTANT, AND I'M SO

PROUD THAT MANY OF THE PREVIOUS

LEADERSHIP HAS DECIDED TO STAY

ON, BUT WE'VE ALSO BEEN CHARG

WITH CHANGING THINGS AND IT'S

CRITICALLY IMPORTANT TO BRING IN

NEW LEADERSHIP, TO GIVE US A NEW

PERSPECTIVE TO DRIVE THE CHANGES

THAT THE VOTERS SENT ME HERE TO

DO

ANDREW: PUREVAL SAYS PEOPLE

SHOULD START SEEING THE RESULT

OF CHANGES WITH A NEW CLERK OF

COURTS WEBSITE COMING SOON.

FROM THE HAMILTON COUNTY

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Video: Tom Messner is looking at another warm-up - Duration: 1:29.

ROADWAYS.

ROADWAYS. FIVE SUFFERED MINOR INJURIES.

FIVE SUFFERED MINOR INJURIES. TOM: EVERYONE, HOPE YOU HAD A

TOM: EVERYONE, HOPE YOU HAD A GREAT WEEKEND.

GREAT WEEKEND. IT WAS WARM!

IT WAS WARM! MAYBE YOU WERE SKIING.

MAYBE YOU WERE SKIING. ON SATURDAY, I DID.

ON SATURDAY, I DID. GREAT IN THE MORNING AND IT WAS

GREAT IN THE MORNING AND IT WAS SOFT.

SOFT. TODAY, THOUGH, STILL

TODAY, THOUGH, STILL UNSEASONABLY MILD, TOPPING OUT

UNSEASONABLY MILD, TOPPING OUT AT 37 DEGREES.

AT 37 DEGREES. THE AVERAGE HIGH IS 32.

THE AVERAGE HIGH IS 32. ALTHOUGH IT WAS SO MUCH COOLER

ALTHOUGH IT WAS SO MUCH COOLER TODAY, WE ARE STILL ABOVE WHERE

TODAY, WE ARE STILL ABOVE WHERE WE SHOULD BE.

WE SHOULD BE. 32 DEGREES IN BURLINGTON.

32 DEGREES IN BURLINGTON. IN PLATTSBURGH, AS WELL.

IN PLATTSBURGH, AS WELL. LEBANON AND TO SPRINGFIELD, A

LEBANON AND TO SPRINGFIELD, A BIT WARMER.

BIT WARMER. BENNINGTON IS 36.

BENNINGTON IS 36. STEPPING OUT TONIGHT IT WILL BE

STEPPING OUT TONIGHT IT WILL BE TERRIFIC.

TERRIFIC. TEMPERATURES WILL BE SLIDING

TEMPERATURES WILL BE SLIDING BACK.

BACK. AT 7:00 DEPARTMENT FIGURE 28.

AT 7:00 DEPARTMENT FIGURE 28. DOWN TO 25 AND 23 BY 11:00 WITH

DOWN TO 25 AND 23 BY 11:00 WITH CLEAR SKIES.

CLEAR SKIES. IT IS PRETTY.

IT IS PRETTY. THIS IS AN INDICATION OF WHAT IS

THIS IS AN INDICATION OF WHAT IS TO COME.

TO COME. IT WILL BE WARM HERE AGAIN.

IT WILL BE WARM HERE AGAIN. THE 30'S ARE LOCKED UP IN THE

THE 30'S ARE LOCKED UP IN THE NORTHEAST.

NORTHEAST. THERE ARE 40'S TO THE COAST.

THERE ARE 40'S TO THE COAST. TO THE SOUTH, NOT VERY FAR

TO THE SOUTH, NOT VERY FAR SOUTH, PITTSBURGH AT 59.

SOUTH, PITTSBURGH AT 59. IT IS 50 DEGREES IN DETROIT.

IT IS 50 DEGREES IN DETROIT. CHARLESTON IS 64.

CHARLESTON IS 64. INDIANAPOLIS, AS WELL.

INDIANAPOLIS, AS WELL. THE WARM AIR WILL WORK TO US.

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CAMPUS TOWN IS JUST THE SAME

TODAY AS IT WAS BEFORE SUNDAY

MORNING'S DRIVE-BY SHOOTINGS.

>> I THINK PEOPLE HERE FEEL

PRETTY SAFE OVERALL.

MARCUS: KORY KEHRLI MAY HAVE A

GOOD TAKE ON THAT FEELING HE HAS

WORKED AT THE COPYWORKS IN

CAMPUS TOWN FOR MORE THAN A

DECADE.

HE ADMITS THE AREA IS NOT IMMUNE

TO FIGHTS OR UNRULY BEHAVIOR DUE

TO THE NUMBER OF BARS AND

COLLEGE STUDENTS.

>> CAMPUS TOWN

HAS ALWAYS BEEN A

PRETTY SAFE AREA.

MARCUS: COPYWORKS ON THE CORNER

OF WELCH AND LINCOLN WAY.

IT IS OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY EXCEPT

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS WHEN

IT CLOSES AT 10:00.

>> USUALLY IF IT'S NOT A SCHOOL

, NIGHT, THERE ARE NOT A LOT OF

KIDS IN HERE.

MARCUS: FIGHTING BURRITO IS

CLOSER TO WHERE THE DRIVE BY

SHOOTING TOOK PLACE.

WE SPOKE TO SOMEONE WHO WORKS

AND PARTIES IN THE AREA.

HE ALSO BELIEVES SUNDAY MORNINGS

DRIVE-BY SHOOTING IS VERY

UNLIKELY TO HAPPEN AGAIN.

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First with Kids: Safety in the kitchen - Duration: 2:00.

>> RECENTLY, PARENTS HAVE BEEN

>> RECENTLY, PARENTS HAVE BEEN COOKING UP A LOT OF QUESTIONS ON

COOKING UP A LOT OF QUESTIONS ON KIDS AND THE KITCHEN SAFETY.

KIDS AND THE KITCHEN SAFETY. CHILDREN AND PARENTS SPEND A

CHILDREN AND PARENTS SPEND A GOOD DEAL OF TIME IN THE

GOOD DEAL OF TIME IN THE KITCHEN, THAT IS THE MOST COMMON

KITCHEN, THAT IS THE MOST COMMON SITES FOR HOUSEHO INJURY.

SITES FOR HOUSEHO INJURY. >> FIRST, KEEP YOUR CHILDREN A

>> FIRST, KEEP YOUR CHILDREN A SAFE DISTANCE FROM HOT LIQUIDS.

SAFE DISTANCE FROM HOT LIQUIDS. KEEP YOUR HOT LIQUIDS AWAY FROM

KEEP YOUR HOT LIQUIDS AWAY FROM YOUR CHILDREN BY PLACING THEM AT

YOUR CHILDREN BY PLACING THEM AT THE CENTER OF THE TABLE OR BACK

THE CENTER OF THE TABLE OR BACK OF THE STOVE.

OF THE STOVE. AT 140 DEGREE AS HOT DRINK

AT 140 DEGREE AS HOT DRINK REQUEST CAUSE A BURN THIS FIVE

REQUEST CAUSE A BURN THIS FIVE SECONDS.

SECONDS. AT 160 IT CAN OCCUR IN ONE

AT 160 IT CAN OCCUR IN ONE SECOND.

SECOND. TRY NOT TO USE TABLE CLOTHS FOR

TRY NOT TO USE TABLE CLOTHS FOR TODDLERS.

TODDLERS. THEY CAN PULL ON THEM.

THEY CAN PULL ON THEM. KEEP POT HANDLES TURNED IN SO

KEEP POT HANDLES TURNED IN SO THE PATS ARE NOT PULLED OFF THE

THE PATS ARE NOT PULLED OFF THE STOVE.

STOVE. PARENTS, DO NOT FOR GET, YOU,

PARENTS, DO NOT FOR GET, YOU, TOO, ARE AT RISK.

TOO, ARE AT RISK. PULL UP THE SLEEVES AND DO NOT

PULL UP THE SLEEVES AND DO NOT REACH ACROSS THE STOVE.

REACH ACROSS THE STOVE. >> KEEP CORDS AWAY FROM THE

>> KEEP CORDS AWAY FROM THE COUNTER SO KIDS DO NOT PULL

COUNTER SO KIDS DO NOT PULL BRINGING AN APPLIANCE DOWN ON

BRINGING AN APPLIANCE DOWN ON THEM OR THE LIQUID IN T

THEM OR THE LIQUID IN T APPLIANCE.

APPLIANCE. KEEP CLEANING SUPPLIES AND

KEEP CLEANING SUPPLIES AND MEDICATION AWAY FROM SMALL

MEDICATION AWAY FROM SMALL CHILDREN AND LOCKED UP.

CHILDREN AND LOCKED UP. EVEN REFRIGERATOR MAGNETS CAN BE

EVEN REFRIGERATOR MAGNETS CAN BE A CHOKING HAS ARREST.

A CHOKING HAS ARREST. >> A GREAT AREA IS TO GREAT A

>> A GREAT AREA IS TO GREAT A "NO," ZONE THE FRONT OF ZONE IS

"NO," ZONE THE FRONT OF ZONE IS MARKED WITH TAPE SO CHILDREN DO

MARKED WITH TAPE SO CHILDREN DO NOT ENTER THE AREA.

NOT ENTER THE AREA. THE BEST BET IS DO KEEP YOUR

THE BEST BET IS DO KEEP YOUR CHILDREN OUT OF THE KITCHEN WHEN

CHILDREN OUT OF THE KITCHEN WHEN COOKING TO ENSURE THEIR SAFETY.

COOKING TO ENSURE THEIR SAFETY. IF YOU NEED TO KEEP THEM IN THE

IF YOU NEED TO KEEP THEM IN THE KITCHEN, HAVE A DRAWER WITH

KITCHEN, HAVE A DRAWER WITH PLASTIC CONTAINERS AND COOKING

PLASTIC CONTAINERS AND COOKING MATERIALS THEY CAN PLAY WITH

MATERIALS THEY CAN PLAY WITH WHEN THEY WANT TO DO WHAT YOU DO

WHEN THEY WANT TO DO WHAT YOU DO AND DO IT SAFELY.

AND DO IT SAFELY. HOPEFULLY THESE HOT TIPS WILL

HOPEFULLY THESE HOT TIPS WILL COOL DOWN YOUR CONCERNS WHEN

COOL DOWN YOUR CONCERNS WHEN COOKING IN THE KITCHEN WITH YOUR

COOKING IN THE KITCHEN WITH YOUR CHILDREN.

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First Pittsburgh-to-Cuba flight takes off, makes history - Duration: 1:19.

TODAY.

RECENT POLICY CHANGES HAVE

HELPED TO EASE RELATIONS BETWEEN

THE U.S. AND CUBA FOR THE FIRST

TIME IN MORE THAN 50 YEARS.

>> WE'RE ALL BASICALLY ABOUT

RESPECTING CUBA AS A COUNTRY.

WE WANT TO ENGAGE IN PEACEFUL,