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S IOWA SHOWS

US WHY EVERYONE IN TOWN IS ALL

IN FOR JIM.

ERIC: LIKE A KID IN A CANDY

STORE, JIM SCOTT FOUND HIS SWEET

SPOT ON A LONELY HAMILTON COUNTY

ROAD, SURROUNDED BY NOTHING BUT

LUMBER.

IN RETIREMENT, HE'S TURNED

HUNDREDS OF HIS TREES INTO

FURNITURE.

>> EVERYTHING IN THIS ROOM, I

BUILT.

ERIC: BUT EVEN MORE LIKE THAT

BUNNY WITHOUT A BATTERY?

JIM STOPS WORKING.

THAT POWER IN HIS POCKET

LITERALLY KEEPS HIM ALIVE.

>> IF I DIDN'T HAVE THAT RIGHT

NOW, I WOULDN'T BE HERE.

ERIC: IT ALL STARTED WITH A

GRENADE.

>> I GOT HIT BY A BOOBY-TRAP,

SHOT A COUPLE TIMES.

ERIC: HE LEFT VIETNAM WITH 3

PURPLE HEARTS AND HIS INSIDES,

OUTSIDE.

ALMOST 50 YEARS LATER, HIS TORSO

STILL CONFUSES DOCTORS.

>> THEY KNEW I HAD TO KIDNEYS

BUT THEY COULDN'T FIND ONE.

ERIC: SO LAST FALL, WHEN HIS

HEART WORE OUT TOO?

>> IT WASN'T PUMPING MUCH BLOOD

AT ALL.

ERIC: HIS CARDIOLOGIST GOT

CREATIVE FINDING JUST ENOUGH

, ROOM IN THERE FOR A TINY PUMP.

THERE WASN'T EVEN ROOM FOR A

BATTERY WHICH IS WHY THOSE

, RECHARGABLE ONES ARE THE ONLY

THING KEEPING HIM ALIVE AND WHY

BRAD --

>> THE GUY IS ON HIS THIRD SET

OF GUIDELINES.

ERIC: DAN, AND THE REST OF

STRATFORD WENT TO WORK.

WITHIN DAYS OF HIS SURGERY,

NEIGHBORS BECAME JIM'S TAXI.

>> NO QUESTIONS ASKED, NO MONEY

INVOLVED.

VOLUNTEER EMT'S BUILT A BATTLE

PLAN TO GET THEIR AMBULANCE TO

HIM IN ANY WEATHER.

>> SECONDS ARE TRULY EVERYTHING.

ERIC: THE LOCAL POWER COMPANY

PRIORITIZED HIS LINE.

EVEN DOZENS FROM NEIGHBORING

TOWNS

SPENT HOURS TRAINING.

>> WILLIAMS, ELLSBERG.

ERIC: BECAUSE A NEIGHBOR MIGHT

NEED HELP.

>> I DON'T AND THERE IS ANYTHING

WE COULDN'T ASK OF ANYBODY THAT

THEY COULDN'T BE HERE.

ERIC: BUT ASK AROUND TOWN AND

THEY'LL CLAIM HE'S NOT GETTING

SPECIAL TREATMENT.

HE'S JUST A NEIGHBOR IN NEED.

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Blue crab ban in Louisiana to last 30 days - Duration: 1:48.

KELLIE: RESTAURANT OWNERS WILL

HAVE A MAKE SOME BIG CHANGES TO

THEIR MENUS.

FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, THE

LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

AND FISHERIES IS LACING A BAN ON

IT POPULAR ITEM YOU READ

STARTING FEBRUARY 20 COMMERCIAL

CRABBERS WILL BE FORCED TO

REMOVE ALL BLUE CRAB TRAPS IN

LOUISIANA.

THE LDWF SAYS LOW CRAB

POPULATION AND OVERFISHING

FORCED THEM TO TAKE ACTION TO

SAVE BLUE CRABS IN THE STATE.

THE REGULATIONS INCLUDE

RESTRICTING HARVESTING OF

IMMATURE FEMALE CRABS.

SEAFOOD EATERS CAN STILL CRACK

OPEN CRABS FROM OUTSIDE OF THE

STATE.

>> THERE IS VENEZUELAN CRAB

MEAT.

KELLIE: CLANCY'S RESTAURANT HAS

BEEN AROUND SINCE THE EARLY

1980'S AND IN TRUE NOLA FASHION

LUMP CRABMEAT IS A MENU STAPLE.

PROPRIETOR BRAD HOLLINGSWORTH

SAYS OVER AT CLANCY'S THEY PLAN

TO REMAIN TRUE TO THE BLUE.

>> WE HAVE A STRONG COMMITMENT

TO REMAIN TRUE AND FRESHLY AS

ANNA -- FRESH LOUISIANA SEAFOOD.

WE ARE GOING TO RIDE THIS OUT.

KELLIE: HE SAYS THEY'LL REPLACE

CRABMEAT DISHES WITH ANOTHER

FAVORITE.

CRAWFISH IS A GOOD

SUBSTITUTE.

KELLIE: THE BAN WILL LAST 30

DAYS, ENDING LDWF SAYS THE USAGE

MARCH 21.

OF CRAB TRAPS IN STATE WATERS

WILL BE CONSIDERED ILLEGAL

DURING THE CLOSURE PERIOD.

>> IT WILL DEFINITELY BE

SOMETHING TO WORK AROUND IN THE

NEXT MONTH.

KELLIE: THIS BAND WILL HAPPEN

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Tracking warm air, sunshine for midweek - Duration: 2:03.

IS 29.

THERE ARE THE CLEAR SKIES.

LATE TONIGHT, FIRST THING

TOMORROW, IT WILL BE COLD.

EVEN THOUGH WE CONTINUE WITH AN

OVERALL

MILD PATTERN.

THIS IS AN INTERRUPTION AND NOT

THAT LONG OF AN INTERRUPTION.

TOMORROW'S TEMPERATURES 40 TO

45.

FOR THE MIDDAY AND AFTERNOON.

AFTER THAT WE CANNOT MISS BUT

TURN A LOT WARMER.

CHICAGO HIT 70.

MINNEAPOLIS AT 53.

69 IN KANSAS CITY.

LOOK AT HOW MUCH OF THE COUNTRY

WAS UP AROUND 70 DEGREES FOR

HIGH TEMPERATURES AND WE ARE

ONLY IN FEBRUARY.

THIS TREMENDOUS WARMTH, A BUBBLE

OF CHILLY AIR OVER US THOSE AWAY

AND AS THAT WARM AIR APPROACHES

WE GET A TIME OF CLOUDINESS

TOMORROW NIGHT.

COULD BE A SPRITZ AND THEN WE

TURN WARMER WITH SOME BREAKS OF

SUN BY MIDDAY IN WEDNESDAY

AFTERNOON.

THIS FRONT LOOKS PRETTY WEAK, IT

MAY NOT GET THROUGH YOUR BUT

CERTAINLY NOT ON THURSDAY.

THAT MAKES THURSDAY AND EVEN

WARMER DAY.

CLEAR SKIES

OVERNIGHT AND EARLY

TOMORROW.

WE SEE SOME HIGH THIN CLOUDS IN

THE AFTERNOON.

THAT IS THE WARMER AIR COMING IN

AT HIGHER LEVELS.

A SPRITZ POSSIBLY OVERNIGHT.

CLOUDS EARLY WEDNESDAY BUT WE

SHOULD HAVE INCREASING SON, AT

LEAST PARTIAL.

THURSDAY COULD BE RECORD WARMTH,

IT WILL DEPEND ON HOW MUCH

SUNSHINE WE GET.

IF WE GET A FAIR AMOUNT, RECORDS

COULD BE TIED OR BROKEN.

THERE YOU GO OVER THE NEXT SEVEN

DAYS.

WE TALK ABOUT WEDNESDAY THE JET

STREAM STARTS SHIFTING AND PUTS

HIS BACK ON THE WARM SIDE OF

THINGS AND THAT IS WHAT ALLOWS

US TO GET SO WARM.

AND THE RECORD IS 65.

THAT IS WHAT I AM FORECASTING.

WE COULD HAV RECORD-BREAKING

WARMTH.

EVEN IF WE DO NOT IT WILL BE

MILD.

STILL PRETTY MILD ON FRIDAY.

SOME WET WEATHER FOR SATURDAY

AND/OR SATURDAY NIGHT AND BREEZY

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Coming soon: Biodegradable Mardi Gras beads! - Duration: 1:31.

KELSEY: IT IS A NORMAL SITE TO

THOSE OF US IN THE BIG EASY.

MARDI GRAS BEADS HANGING IN

TREES, WRAPPED AROUND TREE

TRUNKS ON THE STREETS AND UNDER

VIEWING STANDS AFTER PARADES

.

>> SOME PEOPLE TRY TO RECYCLE,

BUT FOR THE MOST PART THEY WIND

UP IN THE TRASH.

THEY ARE TESTING 1% LEAD CONTENT

READ KELSEY: MARCUS CIKO AND LSU

ENGINEERS ARE WORKING TOGETHER

TO CREATE BEADS TO REPLACE THE

TRADITIONAL ONES.

BEADS MADE OUT OF A

BIODEGRADABLE MATERIAL.

>> IT WILL BE MADE OUT OF A

RENEWABLE PLANT MATTER.

KELSEY: REPLACING THE BEADS USE

NOW CIKO SAYS THIS IS A NO

BRAINER TO ENVIRONMENTALISTS.

BUT GETTING TO PRODUCTION AND

CONVINCING KREWES IS NOT THAT

EASY.

>> FLETCHER: THIS IS A DIFFICULT

PROJECT THAT WE ARE WORKING ON

DOING, TO COME IN AT THE RIGHT

PRICE.

KELSEY: WHILE THEY WAIT FOR THE

MACHINERY TO CREATE A PROTOTYPE

TO PUT OUT FOR TESTING CIKO

SPENDS TIME RECYCLING REGULAR

PLASTIC BEADS.

TURNING THEM INTO ART LIKE THIS

AMERICAN FLAG AND EVEN STUFF YOU

CAN WEAR LIKE THIS NEW ORLEANS

, SAINTS JERSEY.

CIKO HOPES TO GET THINGS MOVING

SOON ON THE BIODEGRADABLE BEAD

PROJECT AND HAVE A TEST BATCH ON

FLOATS AS EARLY AS NEXT CARNIVAL

SEASON.

REPORTING IN THE CBD, KELSEY

For more infomation >> Coming soon: Biodegradable Mardi Gras beads! - Duration: 1:31.

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NOPD sergeant to reign as queen for Nyx 2017 parade - Duration: 0:25.

EVEN THINGS YOU CAN WEAR LIKE

THAT.

ADRIAN AN NOPD SERGEANT WILL

REIGN AS QUEEN OVER THE MYSTIC

KREWE OF NYX.

SEARGENT ZENIA SMITH-WILLIAMS IS

THE SIXTH MONARCH IN THE KREWE'S

YOUNG HISTORY.

THE KREWE OF NYX WAS FORMED IN

2011 AND HAS GROWN TO BECOME THE

LARGEST ALL FEMALE KREWE IN NEW

ORLEANS.

SMITH-WILLIAMS MADE HER DEBUT AS

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Tommy Armstrong Jr. spends time at Boys Town - Duration: 0:48.

HER STICKING

AROUND.

>> THE WINDS HAVE CHANGED.

>> THEY ARE COMING.

>> TEAM CAPTAIN TALKING WITH

TEENAGERS.

HUSKER QUARTERBACK TOMMY

ARMSTRONG MET WITH STUDENTS AT

BOYS TOWN TODAY.

>> HE SPOKE ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE

OF LEADERSHIP.

THE ASPIRING PROFESSIONAL

THREATEN ENCOURAGES THEM,

TELLING THEM THE DECISION THEY

MAKE NOW MATTER.

>> I WOULD LOVE FOR SOMEBODY

WHEN I WAS THEIR AGE TO COME UP

AND TALK TO ME ABOUT CERTAIN

NEXT LIKE THAT, WHAT TO EXPECT,

HOW TO OVERCOME CERTAIN THINGS

IN LIFE, DEFINITELY.

YOU KNOW, WHEN THEY'VE BEEN

THERE AND DONE THAT.

>> ARMSTRONG EARNED HIS DEGREE

BACK IN DECEMBER.

HE'S WORKING OUT AT NEBRASKA

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Former Louisiana lawmaker says more needs to be done to stop gunfire during parades - Duration: 1:45.

IT IS RARELY USED.

THIS LAWMAKER BELIEVES

PUBLICIZING THAT LAW COULD DETER

CRIME.

THIS IS EXCLUSIVE VIDEO FROM

SATURDAY NIGHT.

YOU SEE PEOPLE RUNNING, WITH

NOPD OFFICERS IN PURSUIT

FOLLOWING AN ALTERCATION ON

NEARBY ST. CHARLES AVENUE AND

THEN THE MUZZLE FLASH, SHOTS

FIRED.

TWO PEOPLE WERE HIT, BOTH

INJURED.

AND AFTER SEEING SCENE LIKE

THIS, FORMER STATE

REPRESENTATIVE JUAN LAFONTA IS

ASKING A LOT OF QUESTIONS.

>> IT DOES NOT SEEM LIKE THEY

ADVERTISED IT.

I DON'T THINK THEY HAVE USED IT

AS MUCH.

TRAVERS: IN 2009 LAFONTA WAS

BEHIND A PIECE OF LEGISLATION

THAT LATER BECAME LAW.

A REQUIRED FIVE YEARS IN JAIL

FOR ANYONE FOUND GUILTY OF

DISCHARGING A WEAPON NEAR A

PARADE ROUTE.

>> EVEN THE NRA WAS ON BOARD

WHEN WE DID THIS.

TRAVERS: THE POLICE, WHO

RESPONDED TO THE SCENE QUICKLY

ALSO SUPPORT THE LAW, BUT THE

-- QUICKLY, ALSO SUPPORT THE

LAW.

>> WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE IT USED.

WHEN PEOPLE COMMIT THOSE ACTS,

THEY ARE CHARGED APPROPRIATELY.

TRAVERS: BUT THE DA'S OFFICE

SAYS APPROPRIATELY MAY NOT MEAN

USING THE ILLEGAL DISCHARGE OF A

FIREARM ON A PARADE ROUTE

PROVISION AND ADMITS, IT'S

RARELY USED.

HERE IS LIVE.

IF POLICE ARREST SOMEONE FOR

SATURDAY'S SHOOTING THE DA'S

OFFICE WILL MORE THAN LIKELY

INDICT THE ALLEGED GUNMAN ON

ATTEMPTED MURDER, WHICH CARRIES

A HEAVIER PRISON SENTENCE OF

10-50 YEARS IN JAIL.

IF SOMEONE WAS KILLED, THEN THE

GUNMAN COULD FACE MURDER CHARGES

WHICH CARRIES A MANDATORY LIFE

SENTENCE.

LAFONTA UNDERSTANDS THAT BUT HE

THINKS GETTING THE WORD OUT THE

DISCHARGE LAW COULD BE A

DETERRENT.

For more infomation >> Former Louisiana lawmaker says more needs to be done to stop gunfire during parades - Duration: 1:45.

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Church works to recover after tornado - Duration: 0:58.

ONLINE.

THOUSANDS OF RESIDENTS IN THE

HATTIESBURG AREA ARE STILL

PUTTING THEIR LIVES BACK

TOGETHER.

NEW TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH WAS

HANDING OUT PLATE LUNCHES TODAY.

THEIR CHURCH LOST ITS ROOF AND A

PORTION OF THE BACK BUILDING,

BUT THEY SAY THEY WILL REBUILD.

RESIDENTS NEARBY ARE STILL

CLEARING DEBRIS, AND CONTRACTORS

JUST STARTING TO REBUILD.

>> MY SISTER LOST HER HOUSE, SO

I HAVE GOT HER WITH ME.

MY AUNT LOST HER HOUSE RIGHT

DOWN THE STREET THERE, BUT THEY

ARE STRIVING.

WE JUST GOT TO KEEP PRESSING ON.

>> IT HAS BEEN REALLY ROUGH ON

THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD.

IT'S BEEN REALLY HARD.

SO MANY HOMES, YOU LOOK AROUND,

THEY ARE REALLY BAD.

KEEGAN: MEMBERS OF NEW TESTAMENT

BAPTIST CHURCH SAY THEY WILL

HAVE TO TEAR DOWN THE BACK

PORTION OF THEIR CHURCH, BUT

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William Carey students return after tornado - Duration: 1:50.

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITY TO

RESUME CLASSES.

16 WAPT'S SCOTT SIMMONS WAS

THERE.

>> THIS IS ALL FROM THE

TEXTBOOK.

SCOTT: STUDENTS AT WILLIAM CAREY

UNIVERSITY ARE TRYING TO GET

BACK TO NORMAL CAMPUS LIFE.

>> AND NOW THAT THEY ARE TRYING

TO RUSH BACK, IT'S --

SCOTT: COMPLICATED?

>> IT'S VERY COMPLICATED.

SCOTT: THE REGISTRAR AND

BUSINESS OFFICE PERSONNEL ARE

USING FOLDING TABLES.

CLASSES ARE BEING HELD IN THE

BUILDINGS THAT HAVE BEEN

REPAIRED.

BRIANNA HAWTHORNE FROM CLINTON

HAD TO FIND A NEW PLACE ON

CAMPUS TO LIVE.

>> ROSS IS FLATTENED.

WE ARE EXCITED.

THEY HAVE GOT US MOVEDINTO

OTHER DORMS, SO WE ARE STARTING

TO SEE THINGS GROW.

SCOTT: JERRA HARRIS FROM JACKSON

DIDN'T THINK SHE WOULD ABLE TO

RETURN.

>> I AM JUST HAPPY TO BE HERE,

TO BE HONEST.

IT'S A LOT OF WORK TO BE DONE

AND A LOT OF CONSTRUCTION, BUT I

APPRECIATE THEM BEING HERE AND

DOING WHAT THEY CAN TO GET US

BACK IN OUR DORMS.

SCOTT: IT IS THE ASSIGNMENT FOR

STUDENTS AND STAFF ALMOST ONE

MONTH AFTER A TORNADO ALL BUT

LEVELED THE CAMPUS.

THIS IS WHAT IS LEFT OF TWO OF

THE DORMS THAT HAVE BEEN TORN

DOWN AND THE WEIGHT OF THIS

TORNADO.

FIVE BUILDINGS ARE A COMPLETE

LOSS, AND HERE ON CAMPUS, THEY

BELIEVE THE MAJORITY OF THE

RESTORATION WORK WILL TAKE AT

LEAST 18 MONTHS TO COMPLETE.

BUT TAYLOR GAUREAUX IS JUST GLAD

TO BE BACK.

>> I DIDN'T LOSE ANYTHING

REALLY, BESIDES THESE THINGS.

SCOTT: THE WOMEN'S SOCCER PLAYER

WHO LOST THREE FINGERS DURING

THE STORM SAYS SHE HAS NOT LOST

HER OUTLOOK ON LIFE.

>> THERE IS NO POINT IN DWELLING

ON IT.

IT HAPPENS, AND IF YOU KEEP

DWELLING ON IT, YOU ARE NEVER

GOING TO LEARN HOW TO GET OVER

IT.

SCOTT: CAREY IS GETTING OVER THE

STORM.

INSURANCE HAS COVERED THE BULK

OF THE EXPENSE, BUT THE

UNIVERSITY WILL NEED TO COME UP

WITH MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO MAKE

UP THE DIFFERENCE.

>> WE WANT TO BUILD BACK, BUT WE

WANT TO BUILD BACK STRONGER.

WE WANT TO BUILD BACK BETTER,

AND WE ARE DOING THAT.

THE DONATIONS ARE MAKING THAT

POSSIBLE.

SCOTT: $1 MILLION COLLECTED SO

FAR ON A CAMPUS WELL ON ITS WAY

TO RECOVERY.

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Surge of illegal border crossings in Champlain - Duration: 2:27.

CANADA ON FOOT.

CANADA ON FOOT. THE SITUATIONS LIKE THIS ARE

THE SITUATIONS LIKE THIS ARE BECOMING INCREASINGLY COMMON

BECOMING INCREASINGLY COMMON ALONG THE UNITED STATES AND

ALONG THE UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN BORDER.

CANADIAN BORDER. >> FAMILIES LIKE THIS ONE,

>> FAMILIES LIKE THIS ONE, PACKING UP EVERYTHING AND

PACKING UP EVERYTHING AND RISKING ARREST, HEADING TO A NEW

RISKING ARREST, HEADING TO A NEW LIFE IN CANADA.

LIFE IN CANADA. A TAXI DRIVER SAID THE FAMILY

A TAXI DRIVER SAID THE FAMILY TOLD THEM THEY WERE FROM TURKEY

TOLD THEM THEY WERE FROM TURKEY SEEKING ASYLUM IN CANADA BECAUSE

SEEKING ASYLUM IN CANADA BECAUSE OF PRESIDENT TRUMP.

OF PRESIDENT TRUMP. >> WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT DONNE

>> WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT DONNE -- DONALD TRUMP, THEY DO NOT

-- DONALD TRUMP, THEY DO NOT KNOW WHAT TO THINK.

KNOW WHAT TO THINK. >> THE MOST POPULAR DESTINATION

>> THE MOST POPULAR DESTINATION IS THIS DEAD ENSTREET -- DEADEND

IS THIS DEAD ENSTREET -- DEADEND STREET.

STREET. DANIEL HAS LIVED HERE FOR TWO

DANIEL HAS LIVED HERE FOR TWO YEARS AND THE DROP OFFS ARE PART

YEARS AND THE DROP OFFS ARE PART OF THE LANDSCAPE.

OF THE LANDSCAPE. >> A LOT THEM FAMILY WITH KIDS.

>> A LOT THEM FAMILY WITH KIDS. A WIFE AND KIDS.

A WIFE AND KIDS. THEY CARRY THEIR BAGS, LUGGAGE,

THEY CARRY THEIR BAGS, LUGGAGE, EVERYTHING.

EVERYTHING. >> CUSTOMERS AND BORDER

>> CUSTOMERS AND BORDER PROTECTION PATROL THIS PART OF

PROTECTION PATROL THIS PART OF THE BORDER.

THE BORDER. THE AGENCY CAN STOP ANYONE IT

THE AGENCY CAN STOP ANYONE IT SUSPECTS IS ILLEGAL FOR

SUSPECTS IS ILLEGAL FOR QUESTIONING.

QUESTIONING. >> IF THEY ARE HERE ILLEGALLY,

>> IF THEY ARE HERE ILLEGALLY, WE CUT THEM LOSE AND THEY

WE CUT THEM LOSE AND THEY CONTINUE WITH THEIR TRAVELS.

CONTINUE WITH THEIR TRAVELS. >> OFFICIALS WORK WITH THE RCMP

>> OFFICIALS WORK WITH THE RCMP OR ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE

OR ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE TO MONITOR THOSE GOING

TO MONITOR THOSE GOING BACK-AND-FORTH CROSSING.

BACK-AND-FORTH CROSSING. IT IS ILLEGAL TO CROSS HERE.

IT IS ILLEGAL TO CROSS HERE. >> WE ARREST THEM SO WE CAN

>> WE ARREST THEM SO WE CAN DETERMINE THEIR OUT.

DETERMINE THEIR OUT. >> IN EVERYTHING CHECKS OUT THEY

>> IN EVERYTHING CHECKS OUT THEY COULD BE RELEASED IN A FEW

COULD BE RELEASED IN A FEW HOURS.

HOURS. THE RCMP SAID OVER THE PAST FEW

THE RCMP SAID OVER THE PAST FEW MONTHS THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE

MONTHS THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE SEEKING ASYLUM HAS RISEN

SEEKING ASYLUM HAS RISEN DRAMATICALLY SINCE PRESIDENT

DRAMATICALLY SINCE PRESIDENT TRUMP ANNOUNCED THE NEW

TRUMP ANNOUNCED THE NEW IMMIGRATION POLICIES.

IMMIGRATION POLICIES. THE TOTAL CLAIMS HAVE TRIPLED IN

THE TOTAL CLAIMS HAVE TRIPLED IN THE PAST THREE YEARS.

THE PAST THREE YEARS. IT IS BUSINESS, MORE PEOPLE WHO

IT IS BUSINESS, MORE PEOPLE WHO NEED THE TAXI SERVICE.

NEED THE TAXI SERVICE. ONE PERSON, THE DRIVER IS ABOUT

ONE PERSON, THE DRIVER IS ABOUT $50 TO THE BORDER.

$50 TO THE BORDER. IT IS MORE FOR A FAMILY.

IT IS MORE FOR A FAMILY. >> IT DEPENDS ON HOW MANY

>> IT DEPENDS ON HOW MANY PEOPLE, $100 OR $200.

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Joe Diaz' Monday Forecast - Duration: 2:23.

BABY.

FOR HEALTH BEAT, I'M DR. BARRY

RAMO, KOAT ACTION 7 NEWS.

SHELLY: HERE'S JOE WITH YOUR

SEVEN DAY FORECAST.

JOE: THIS IS A VERY BRIEF

WINDOW.

THE EXTENT -- 60 DEGREES IS

WHERE WE TOPPED OFF.

ABOVE NORMAL TEMPERATURES.

NORTH WEST WINDS, 12 MILES PER

HOUR.

OVERNIGHT WE DID HAVE LIGHT

ACCUMULATIONS OF NEW SNOW AROUND

TAOS SKI VALLEY, AND SKI APACHE.

THAT'S A GOOD THING.

STATEWIDE RIGHT NOW,

TEMPERATURES IN THE 50'S AND

60'S.

A LITTLE WARMER THROUGH THE

ROSWELL AREA.

WE DO HAVE CHANGES COMING OUR

WAY.

THEY WANT HAVE BEEN TONIGHT.

TONIGHT IT WILL BE IMPROVING

WITH BREEZES COMING DOWN.

A CHILLY START ON THE DAY.

WE WILL GET INTO SOME WARMTH IN

THE AFTERNOON.

YOU SEE FLOODING RAINS AGAIN

ACROSS PARTS OF NORTHERN

CALIFORNIA.- WE WILL BE IN THE ALL CLEAR FOR

A COUPLE OF DAYS.

WE WILL TALK ABOUT THE WARMTH,

BUT MORE WIND AROUND THE CORNER.

TEMPERATURES WILL BE DROPPING

ACCORDINGLY.

FIRE DANGER GOES UP.

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY FROM

RATON, LAS VEGAS, EASTWARD.

NO OUTDOOR BOARD -- BURNING.

THURSDAY, THE ALBUQUERQUE METRO

AREA UNDER A HIGH FIRE THREAT.

THIS IS BECAUSE THE WINDS WILL

BE GETTING STRONGER.

AS WE ADVANCE THE FORECAST,

CHILLY START ON THE DAY FROM

TAOS INTO THE CORRIDOR AREA.

THIS IS GOING TO BE ONE OF THE

BETTER DAYS OVER THE NEXT

SEVERAL.

SUNSHINE AND WARMTH.

SUBTLE CHANGES ON WEDNESDAY.

CLOUDS THICKENING FROM GALLUP,

FARMINGTON, DURANGO, INTO TAOS.

STILL A WARM ONE.

STRONGER WINDS AND EASTERN PARTS

OF THE STATE.

THEN IT REALLY CRANKS UP FOR

THURSDAY.

TEMPERATURES IN THE UPPER 60'S

TO NEAR 70 TUESDAY AND

WEDNESDAY.

THURSDAY, WIND ADVISORIES AND

HIGH WIND WARNINGS THROUGHOUT

MUCH OF THE ENTRAL AND EASTERN

PARTS OF THE STATE, AS WHEN THEY

WILL JUST OVER 60 MILES AN HOUR

THERE.

MODERATELY WINDY AND COOL FOR

FRIDAY, SATURDAY.

SUNDAY, CLOUDS THICKEN AND WINDS

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Obey: Battlefield 1 Teamtage #2 by ENIGMA - Duration: 3:36.

For more infomation >> Obey: Battlefield 1 Teamtage #2 by ENIGMA - Duration: 3:36.

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Teen shot to death in Canton - Duration: 1:03.

NEAR THE CRIME SCENE

ROSS: CANTON POLICE SA

SOMEBODY SHOT AND KILLED A YOUNG

MAN ON A DIRT PATH NEXT TO A

HOUSE ON MARTIN LUTHER KING

DRIVE MONDAY MORNING.

>> VERY SCARY.

TOO MANY CHILDREN AROUND.

IT'S TOO CLOSE TO THE HOUSE.

WE COULD'VE BEEN SHOT.

ROSS: DETECTIVES SAID THE VICTIM

IS 18-YEAR-OLD JOSHUA CHANEY.

>> HE WAS SHOT MULTIPLE TIMES,

PROBABLY FOUR TO FIVE TIME

>> PEOPLE SHOOT ALL THE TIME.

>> I DIDN'T THINK ANYBODY WOULD

BE DEAD FROM IT.

ROSS: THE EARLY MORNING SHOOTING

HAPPENED IN A NEIGHBORHOOD

FILLED WITH FAMILES AND CHILDREN

WHO LIVE IN CANTON GARDEN

APARTMENTS.

ACROSS THE STREET AT FREY LANE

GROCERY, THE STORE OWNER SAID

HE'S KNOWN CHANEY ALL HIS LIFE.

HE LAST SAW THE TEEN INSIDE THE

STORE OVER THE WEEKEND.

>> WE'RE STILL CHECKING OUT AND

INVESTIGATING LEADS NOW, TRYING

TO COME UP WITH POSSIBLE LEADS,

ANYWAY.

ROSS: OFFICERS DON'T KNOW WHY

CHANEY WAS IN THAT AREA.

HE DIDN'T STAY ON THAT SIDE

OF TOWN.

HE STAYS ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF

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Affordable and healthy food in the Upstate - Duration: 1:45.

>> MY MYRA RUIZ HAS MORE.

Reporter: THIS 20,000-SQUARE

FOOT WAREHOUSE IS THE FOCUS OF

THE 50TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

FOR MARY.

>> I DIDN'T WANT TO BE THE

CENTER OF ATTENTION.

I DIDN'T WANT TO WASTE ANY

MONEY.

THIS JUST CAME OUT AS A GREAT

IDEA.

Reporter: MARY IS ASKING PEOPLE

TO GO TO EATDRINKANDMARY.COM FOR

A PROGRAM CALLED FEED AND SEED

SO FARMERS CAN SELL THEIR

PRODUCE ON A WIDER SCALE CLOSER

TO HOME.

>> WE NEED A LOT OF COLD STORAGE

TO KEEP THE VEGETABLES FRESH AND

WE NEED FREEZER SPACE AND WE

NEED SOME OF THOSE LIKE, THE

GIANT SEED KETTLE.

Reporter: THIS WILL HELP PREPARE

AND PACKAGE THE FOOD.

BUT THERE WILL BE MORE IN THIS

WAREHOUSE BESIDES COOKING

EQUIPMENT.

>> PRETEND IT'S NEXT YEAR AT

THIS TIME.

>> WE'RE UP AND RUNNING.

>> WHAT DO WE SEE?

>> BEHIND US IS WHERE THE

PRODUCE WILL BE PROCESSED.

Reporter: BACON BROTHERS WILL

PREPARE THE FOOD.

>> AND NEXT TO THAT WILL BE A

DINER AND THEN NEXT TO THAT IS

AN ARTISANAL BUTCHERIE.

AND THEN YOU HAVE COMMUNITY

TRAIL TAP SIDE.

Reporter: THIS PLACE WILL HOUSE

A HALF-DOZEN FOOD VENDORS.

>> THERE WILL BE OPPORTUNITY FOR

EVERYBODY TO EAT AND A

TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF OPPORTUNITY

FOR YOUR YOUNG PEOPLE TO FIND

PART-TIME JOBS.

Reporter: MADE POSSIBLE IN PART

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Man struck by officer speaks out - Duration: 1:15.

WILL BE HEAVY

DOWNPOURS.

I WILL TELL YOU WHEN THE RAIN

COMES IN AND GOES OUT, COMING

UP.

MEGAN: TONIGHT AT 6:00, WE'RE

HEARING FROM THE MAN POLICE SAY

WAS HIT BY A JPD OFFICER.

I'M MEGAN WEST.

KEEGAN: AND I'M KEEGAN FOXX.

THE OFFICER LOST HIS JOB OVER

THE INCIDENT CAUGHT ON CAMER

CHIEF LEE VANCE FIRED ROBERTS

THE DAY AFTER THIS VIDEO

SURFACED

INVESTIGATORS SAY THE OFFICER

HIT LADARIUS BROWN MULTIPLE

TIMES DURING

AN ARREST LAST WEEK.

NOW BROWN AND HIS LAWYER SAY

THEY WANT ROBERTS TO FACE

CRIMINAL CHARGES.

>> AT THE TIME, I WAS IN SHOCK.

I HAD NO IDEA WHAT WAS GOING ON.

WHAT REASON WOULD HE HAVE TO DO

THIS TO ME?

>> NOT ONLY THE CHOKEHOLD, BUT

THE PUNCHES TO THE HEAD COULD

HAVE REALLY HAD ME SITTING UP

HERE ON A DIFFERENT LEVEL.

I COULD NOT HAVE MY SON TODAY.

>> A MAN THAT WAS SWORN TO

PROTECT AND SERVE, HE DID THIS

IN FRONT OF ALL THESE WITNESSES.

WHY'D HE TREAT BROWN LIKE THIS?

IS IT BECAUSE HE'S BLACK, OR

BECAUSE HE'S GAY?

WE BELIEVE THIS WAS A HATE

CRIME.

KEEGAN: BROWN'S ATTORNEY CARLOS

MOORE SAYS THEY PLAN TO ASK THE

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Local farmers asking Congress for protection for their work force - Duration: 1:44.

LAWMAKERS CREATE A

AGRICULTURE WORKER VISA.

BRENNAN: I'M AT TRI HISHTIL,

THIS IS ONE OF FIVE FARMS IN

MILLS RIVER TO WRITE A LETTER TO

NORTH CAROLINA LAWMAKERS

EXPRESSING CONCERNS OVER A

POSSIBLE LABOR SHORTAGE IN THE

AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY

BERT LEMKES TAKES A LOT OF PRIDE

IN HIS WORK.

AS GENERAL MANAGER OF TRI

HISHTAL, HE SUPERVISES ABOUT 70

WORKER

BERT: ABOUT 80%, 85% ARE NOT

BORN IN THIS COUNTRY.

BRENNAN: LEMKES SAYS ALL OF HIS

EMPLOYEES ARE PROPERLY

DOCUMENTED ACCORDING TO I-

BERT: EVERY EMPLOYER THAT WORKS

ACCORDING TO LAW USES THE I-9 OR

IN CERTAIN CASES THE E-VERIFY

PROCESS.

BRENNAN: HE'S CONCERNED THAT NEW

IMMIGRATION POLICIES MAY LIMIT

WHO HE CAN HIRE AND HE SAYS THE

AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY SIMPLY

CAN'T RUN WITHOUT IMMIGRANTS WHO

ARE WILLING TO DO MANUAL LABOR

BERT: WE WANT TO MAKE SURE OUR

ELECTED OFFICIALS ARE FULLY

AWARE OF THE ISSUES THAT WE DEAL

WITH.

BRENNAN: SO A GROUP OF MILLS

RIVER FARMERS DECIDED TO WRITE A

LETTER TO CONGRESSMAN MARK

MEADOWS, SENATORS THOM TILLIS

AND RICHARD BURR ASKING FOR A

, SOLUTION.

BERT: AN AGRICULTURE WORKER

VISA, THIS IS ONE OPTION THAT WE

HAVE TALKED ABOUT FOR YEARS.

BRENNAN: WITHOUT A PERMANENT

WORK FORCE LEMKES SAYS FOOD

PRODUCTION WILL BE FORCED TO

MOVE OVERSEA

BERT: NO MATTER HOW YOU TURN IT,

YOUR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WILL

BE PICKED BY FOREIGN HANDS

EITHER INSIDE OUR COUNTRY OR

OUTSIDE.

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Birthday request aims to improve access to good food - Duration: 1:57.

NTO EFFECT AT THE

BEGINNING OF THE 20 HAD 17-2018

SCHOOL YEAR.

>> A MILESTONE CELEBRATION HAS

TURNED INTO A MISSION TO MAKE

SURE FAMILIES ARE EATING WELL.

>> MY MYRA RUIZ HAS MORE.

Reporter: THIS 20,000-SQUARE

FOOT WAREHOUSE IS THE FOCUS OF

THE 50TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

FOR MARY.

>> I DIDN'T WANT TO BE THE

CENTER OF ATTENTION.

I DIDN'T WANT TO WASTE ANY

MONEY.

THIS JUST CAME OUT AS A GREAT

IDEA.

Reporter: MARY IS ASKING PEOPLE

TO GO TO EATDRINKANDMARY.COM FOR

A PROGRAM CALLED FEED AND SEED

SO FARMERS CAN SELL THEIR

PRODUCE ON A WIDER SCALE CLOSER

TO HOME.

>> WE NEED A LOT OF COLD STORAGE

TO KEEP THE VEGETABLES FRESH AND

WE NEED FREEZER SPACE AND WE

NEED SOME OF THOSE LIKE, THE

GIANT SEED KETTLE.

Reporter: THIS WILL HELP PREPARE

AND PACKAGE THE FOOD.

BUT THERE WILL BE MORE IN THIS

WAREHOUSE BESIDES COOKING

EQUIPMENT.

>> PRETEND IT'S NEXT YEAR AT

THIS TIME.

>> WE'RE UP AND RUNNING.

>> WHAT DO WE SEE?

>> BEHIND US IS WHERE THE

PRODUCE WILL BE PROCESSED.

Reporter: BACON BROTHERS WILL

PREPARE THE FOOD.

>> AND NEXT TO THAT WILL BE A

DINER AND THEN NEXT TO THAT IS

AN ARTISANAL BUTCHERIE.

AND THEN YOU HAVE COMMUNITY

TRAIL TAP SIDE.

Reporter: THIS PLACE WILL HOUSE

A HALF-DOZEN FOOD VENDORS.

>> THERE WILL BE OPPORTUNITY FOR

EVERYBODY TO EAT AND A

TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF OPPORTUNITY

FOR YOUR YOUNG PEOPLE TO FIND

PART-TIME JOBS.

Reporter: MADE POSSIBLE IN PART

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Gideon Buys A $5 Million Chair For The Precinct | Season 1 Ep. 3 | APB - Duration: 1:00.

Gideon, as your chief counsel, I need to remind you,

you're talking about a $5 million

dollar piece of equipment.

Yes, I'm aware of that.

Thank you, my friend.

If you recall, I'm the guy who wrote the $5 million check.

Come to think of it, I should have charged you for the miles.

This is a chair designed for a shuttle cockpit.

How does putting it in a police station--

See these?

These are biometric feedback sensors.

They take ECG, EEG, and EDA readings

to measure stress levels.

In pilots, not criminals.

Criminals are better than pilots.

That came out wrong.

My point is, criminals are trying to hide their stress.

So if it works on them, it's going to work on anyone.

Right?

In theory maybe.

Yes, in theory maybe.

Thank you.

And all we got to do is test that theory.

I'm glad you agree.

Guys, could we box that up for me.

I'm on a very tight schedule.

For more infomation >> Gideon Buys A $5 Million Chair For The Precinct | Season 1 Ep. 3 | APB - Duration: 1:00.

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Ada Brings Some Interesting Statistics To Gideon's Attention | Season 1 Ep. 3 | APB - Duration: 1:37.

- You.

Hey, I need to talk to you.

Huh?

Uh, Ada, kind of in the middle of something.

Uh-huh, so you know how I've been doing follow-up on the APB

calls, like running stats on victim outcomes,

arrests, et cetera?

Yes, I remember.

Can this wait please?

OK, so there is a case in here that we

really need to deal with.

It's one of the first uses of the app,

this kid named Marshawn Jackson, a domestic violence call.

Look at this.

Hmm?

What-- what am I looking at?

This is the kid's father.

I run a statistical breakdown of the case.

There have been 10 calls to this address since May.

And if you factor in things like gun ownership, previous arrest

records, multiple hospitalizations for the wife

and for Marshawn, there's a 78%--

hey!

There's a 78% chance someone gets killed in the household

in the next six months.

We have to do something.

What?

Do something like what?

I don't know.

I'm an engineer, not a cop.

That's why I'm asking you.

There's got to be something we--

Ada, I'm right in the middle of this

shooting from last night.

I know!

But we're talking about an 11-year-old kid here.

Gideon, that's how old I was when I landed in foster care,

which is exactly where this kid is going to end

up if we don't do something.

Just look at the math.

We can't arrest someone based on math.

Why not?

Statistically speaking, eyewitness testimony

is less than 60% reliable most of the time,

and people get arrested based on that.

My numbers are way better.

Did you know that 75.6% of statistics

are made up on the spot.

Only 23% of people are actually aware of that.

It is not police business if someone

is likely to do something.

OK, fine, forget I said anything.