Youtube daily Feb 21 2017

WOMEN COLLEGE FRESHMAN PLAN

TO STUDY COMPUTER SCIENCE.

GOOGLE IS HOPING TO CHANGE

THAT.

HOPING TO GET CHILDREN

INVOLVED IN STEM.

ED TODAY, GOOGLE'S MADE WITH

CODE PROGRAM WAS IN THE LOW

COUNTRY TRYING TO INSPIRE YOUNG

GIRLS TO WORK TOWARDS A TECH

CAREER.

MASON IS THERE AND JOINS US

WITH MORE.

Reporter: 63 GIRLS FROM

SAINT STEVEN MIDDLE SCHOOL WERE

AT THE CODING EVENT TODAY.

THEY STARTED BY WATCHING THE

MOVIE "HIDDEN FIGURES" THREE

WOMEN WHO MADE HISTORY WORKING

IN THE FIELDS OF MATH,

PROGRAMMING AT NASA.

BECAUSE WE WEAR GLASSES.

Reporter: IT IS A MOVIE

SPEAKING TO YOUNG GIRLS.

THEY CREATED A PATH FOR US

TO BE ABLE TO DO THINGS THAT

WOMEN COULD NOT DO BEFORE.

Reporter: AND MAKING THEM

RECONSIDERATION THEIR INTEREST

IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND

MATH.

MATH AND SCIENCE ARE NOT MY

FAVORITE SUBJECTS BUT AFTER

WATCHING THIS IT KIND OF MADE

ME WANT TO GO FOR IT MORE.

AND THAT IS WHAT GOOGLE

WANTS TO HEAR.

AFTER THE MOVIE THEY GAVE THE

KIDS AN INTRODUCTION TO CODING.

THE WAY TO GET MORE GIRLS INTO

COMPUTER SCIENCE IS JUST

LETTING THEM KNOW IT IS AN

OPTION.

WHEN YOU SAY HAVE YOU EVER

MET AN INITIAL?

A COMPUTER SCIENTIST?

THE ANSWERS ARE USUALLY NO.

SO, WHAT WE ARE DOING IS TRYING

TO INSPIRE THESE YOUNG WOMEN.

Reporter: THE JOBS WILL BE

THERE WHEN THEY GRADUATE.

COMPUTER SCIENCE JOBS ARE

EXPECTED TO BE THE HIGHEST

PAYING OVER THE NEXT DECADE

$15,000 MORE THAN THE AVERAGE

JOB.

HAVING THEM EXPERIENCE

CODING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

THERE WILL BE FUTURE

OPPORTUNITIES.

WE JUST HAVE TO GET THEM IN THE

DOOR AND KEEP THEM THERE AND

HAVE A GREAT SUPPORT NETWORK

FOR THEM.

Reporter: THESE GIRLS TOLD

ME AFTER SEEING THE SMART AND

STRONG WOMEN PRESENTED IN

"HIDDEN FIGURES" NOTHING IS

STOPPING THEM FROM FOLLOWING IN

THEIR FOOTSTEPS.

I WOULD SAY YOU NEED TO

BELIEVE IN YOURSELF FIRST

BEFORE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU WANT

TO DO.

IF YOU HAVE FAITH IN SOMETHING

YOU CAN DO ANYTHING THAT YOU

WANT.

YES, BE GREAT.

GO AND BE GREAT.

ABSOLUTELY.

YES.

SMART YOUNG GIRLS THERE.

WHY IS GOOGLE FOCUSED ON THIS

AGE GROUP?

MIDDLE SCHOOLGIRLS?

THEY FOUND ABOUT 74% OF

MIDDLE SCHOOLGIRLS ARE ALREADY

INTERESTED IN PURSUING A CAREER

IN THE STEM ACTIVITY BUS IF

THEY DON'T GET IN THERE AND GET

THAT INFLUENCE AND

ENCOURAGEMENT THERE IT CHANGES

ONCE THEY GET TO HIGH SCHOOL

AND IT IS TRICKIER TO CHANGE

THEIR MIND ONCE THEY ARE IN

HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE ABOUT

THEIR CAREER PATH.

THEY ARE TRYING TO GET IN IT

WHILE THEY ARE INTERESTED AND

ENCOURAGE THEM TO KEEP MOVING

IN THAT FIELD.

NOT LIKE WE DON'T HAVE THE

RESOURCES, ONE OF THE BEST STEM

SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTRY.

WE HAVE IT HERE, TAKE ADVANTAGE

OF IT.

YES, LOOK AT THE INFLUENCE

OF BOEING ENCOURAGING PEOPLE

AND MAKING IT EASIER THROUGH

TECH AND OTHER PROGRAMS.

SO,.

AND THE JOBS ARE OUT THE

THERE.

GIRLS GO DOWN THAT ROUTE THEN

For more infomation >> Google encourages Lowcountry girls to code - Duration: 3:05.

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Bellarmine prepares for final game of season - Duration: 1:41.

REGULAR SEASON AND SAY

GOOD-BYE TO THEIR SENIORS.

>> IT'S BEEN ALMOST A MONTH

SINCE BELLARMAINE WON A GAME BY

LESS THAN 15 POINTS.

>> EVERYONE IS A BROTHER, IT'S A

BROTHERHOOD, EVERYONE PREACHES

THAT IN THE LOCKER ROOM, BUT NOT

EVERYONE PRACTICES IT LIKE WE

DO.

IT'S DIFFERENT.

>> PEOPLE ASK ME, HOW DOES THIS

HAPPEN.

>> THE NEXT GAME COULD DECIDE

THE REGULAR SEASON TITLE, WITH

SOUTHERN INDIANA, IT'S SENIOR

NIGHT, WHERE RUST TROUTMAN IS

ONE OF THREE TO BE HONORED.

>> WE PREPARED NO DIFFERENT FOR

THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN

INDIANA ON THURSDAY NIGHT THAN

WHEN HE DID ON CINCINNATI.

>> THEY CREDIT THE FANS THAT

PACK THE HALL EVERY BASKETBALL

GAME FOR THE 40 GAME WINNING

STREAK, THAT'S THE SECOND

LONGEST IN ALL OF DIVISION TWO,

AND WITH A WIN ON THURSDAY, THEY

CAN CLAIM THEIR 1,000TH WIN AS A

PROGRAM.

>> AS FAR AS I'VE BEEN, IT'S THE

BEST DIVISION TWO ARENA AND

CROWD IN THE NATION.

>> WE LOOK AT WE'VE WON ONE IN A

ROW 40 TIMES.

LIKE WE SAY IN SHOOTING, HOW DID

THAT KID MAKE NINE SHOTS IN A

ROW?

HE MADE ONE NINE TIMES.

>> GUYS ARE ALL IN ON THE

OVERUSED SPORTS CLICHES.

>> IT'S HARD TO BUY IN AND

SACRIFICE YOURSELF FOR THE

BENEFIT OF THE TEAM.

For more infomation >> Bellarmine prepares for final game of season - Duration: 1:41.

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Pierce says budget constraints prompting his layoff were foreseen - Duration: 2:12.

WITH THE

DEVELOPING STORY TONIGHT.

>> Reporter: CHRIS PIERCE SPOKE

PUBLICLY TODAY FOR THE FIRST

TIME SINCE LOSING HI JOB.

HE SAYS HIS FORMER BOSS

DEPARTMENT DO ENOUGH TO WARN

TAXPAYERS ABOUT SKYROCKETING

PROPERTY EVALUATIONS AND IT WAS

TOO LATE.

>> WE DEPARTMENT PREPARE THE

COMMUNITY FOR IT.

>> Reporter: DAYS AFTER LOSING

HI JOB, CHRIS PIERCE SPEAKS OUT

AGAINST HIS FORMER BOSS, THE

DOUGLAS COUNTY ASSESS HIS OR

HER.

>> TAXPAYERS SHOULD HAVE BEEN

PERFORMED WHEN THE OFFICE FIRST

KNEW ABOUT THIS HAPPENING A YEAR

AND A HALF AGO.

>> THE CRYSTAL BALL IS NOT THERE

FOR VALUES TWO.

YEARS AGO, WE HAD NO IDEA THAT

WE WERE GOING TO INCREASE MARKET

TRENDS.

WE HAD NO IDEA SALES WERE GOING

TO INCREASE IN VALUE.

>> Reporter: SHE DENIES SHE KNEW

PROPERTY VALUES WOULD SOAR FAR

IN ADVANCE AND SAYS SHE NEVER

SPOKE TO PIERCE ABOUT IT.

>> IN 2016, WE HAD NUMEROUS

CONVERSATIONS REGARDING THE

INCREASE VALUATIONS PROJECTED

FOR 2017.

SHE CONTINUED SHOWING AN

UNWILLINGNESS TO GET AHEAD BY

SEEKING INPUT OR NOTIFYING THE

COUNTY BOARD.

>> I CAN ANSWER THAT.

NO, I NEVER HAD CONVERSATIONS.

CHRIS DID NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO

DO WITH THE VALUATIONS.

HE DID NOT WORK IN THAT PROCESS.

>> Reporter: CONVERSATIONS OR

NOT, THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONER'S

CHAIR FINDS THE ACCUSATIONS

TROUBLING.

>> IF THERE WASN'T THAT

CONVERSATION, I STILL FEEL THAT

SHE SHOULD HAVE CAME TO THE

BOARD REGARDLESS OF WHEN AND

TOLD US ABOUT IT.

>> Reporter: SHE STANDS BY HER

CHOICE TO LET PIERCE GO WITH HIS

FORMER SALARY HELPING FOR

OVERTIME WORKED DURING THOUSANDS

OF PROTESTS.

>> IN MY OPINION, COULD HAVE HAD

SAVINGS TO SALVAGE FOR THIS

FISCAL YEAR BECAUSE I HAD AN

IMPORTANT JOB.

AND I THINK IT WAS WORTH SAVING.

>> Reporter: NOW WHILE SHE

STRESSES THE VALUATIONS ARE

PRELIMINARY AND CAN BE

PROTESTED, THE COMMISSIONER SAYS

SHE'S CONCERNED MANY PEOPLE

WON'T REALIZE HOW HIGH THEIR

For more infomation >> Pierce says budget constraints prompting his layoff were foreseen - Duration: 2:12.

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Baseball Hall Of Fame: Mr. Burns Tries To Add Ringers To His Team | Season 3 Ep. 17 | THE SIMPSONS - Duration: 0:44.

I've decided to bring in a few ringers--

professional baseballers.

We'll give them token jobs at the plant

and have them play on our softball team.

Honus Wagner, Cap Anson, Mordecai "Three-Finger" Brown--

WAYLON SMITHERS: Uh, sir.

What is it, Smithers?

I'm afraid all those players have

retired and, uh, passed on.

In fact, your-- your right fielder

has been dead for 130 years.

Damnation.

For more infomation >> Baseball Hall Of Fame: Mr. Burns Tries To Add Ringers To His Team | Season 3 Ep. 17 | THE SIMPSONS - Duration: 0:44.

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Shots fired at trooper during chase - Duration: 2:00.

VALLEY.

THAT'S WHERE WE ARE LIVE

TONIGH

>> Reporter: HIDE FROM LAW

ENFORCEMENT AFTER CRASHING THE

CAR INTO THE DITCH YOU SEE

BEHIND ME.

A POLICE REPORT INDICATING THE

CAR WAS STOLEN IN OMAHA SEVEN

WEEKS AG

IN EARLY MORNING CHASE NEAR

VALLEY NEARLY TURNS DEADLY.

STATE TROOPERS SAY THE TEEN

DRIVER PULLED OUT A GUN.

>> DURING THAT PURSUIT, THE

STATE TROOPER REPORTED THAT HE

WAS BEING SHOT AT MULTIPLE

TIMES.

>> Reporter: THE NEBRASKA STATE

PATROL SAYS A TROOPER CLOCKED

THE DRIVER GOING 93 MILES PER

HOUR NEAR HIGHWAY 275 AND IDA.

WHEN THE STATE TROOPER TRIED TO

PULL THE 17-YEAR-OLD OVER, HE

OPENED FIRE.

>> THANKFULLY, THE SUSPECT'S

OKAY AND THE TROOPER IS OKAY AS

WELL AND NOBODY WAS INJURED.

>> Reporter: TROOPERS SAY THE

PURSUIT ENDED AFTER THE SUSPECT

DROVE THROUGH A FIELD AND

CRASHED NEAR FORK CIRCLES.

BUT THE TEEN WASN'T GIVING UP

THAT EASILY.

INVESTIGATORS SAY HE TOOK OFF

RUNNING, CROSSING RAILROAD

TRACKS AND CLIMBING FENCES TO

HIDE IN A DISTRIBUTION YARD

ABOUT A QUARTER MILE AWAY.

AFTER 45 MINUTES OF SEARCHING

OMAHA POLICE HELICOPTER ABLE ONE

SPOTS THIS WITH THE THERMAL

IMAGINING CAMERA.

THE SUSPECT CRAWLING ALONG A

FENCE LINE.

K-9 UNITS HELPING THE OFFICERS.

>> EVERYTHING WAS UNDER AN HOUR.

>> Reporter: WE LEARNED TODAY

THAT THE STOLEN CAR WAS REPORTED

MISSING BACK ON JANUARY 2nd

FROM A DRIVEWAY NEAR NORTH

76th AND WESTERN AVENUE.

WE WILL TALK TO THE OWNER OF THE

PHONE AND SHE SAID SHE THOUGHT

SHE WOULD NEVER SEE IT AGAIN.

THE SUSPECT WAS TREATED AT THE

HOSPITAL AND HE IS BEING HELD AT

THE DOUGLAS COUNTY YOUTH CENTER.

LAW ENFORCEMENT IS NOT RELEASING

HIS NAME.

For more infomation >> Shots fired at trooper during chase - Duration: 2:00.

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Joey Porter surveillance video released by Pittsburgh police - Duration: 0:59.

CHARGE

WHERE HE'S

CHARGED WITH DISORDERLY CONDUCT

INVOLVING AN OFFICER.

AN OFFICER COMES UP AND GRABS

HIM BY THE BEHIND DURING AN

ALTERCATION WITH SECURITY AT THE

DOO MUCH WE SEE A CROWD OF

PEOPLE PUSH JOEY PORTER AGAINST

A CONSIDER AND OUT OF VIEW OF

THE CAMERA.

THIS HAPPENED IN FRONT OF THE

FLATS ON CARSON ON THE SOUTH

SIDE AND PORTER'S ATTORNEY SAYS

THAT THE PERSON HE GRABBED AT

THE TIME HE DID NOT REALIZE IT

WAS A POLICE OFFICER.

>> SURROUNDED BY TEN

INDIVIDUALS, JOEY PORTER WAS

BULL RUSHED INTO A VEHICLE.

I'VE DESCRIBED IT AS A CHAOTIC

SCRUM.

THERE WAS SOME HANGERS ON THERE

THAT SEEMED TO BE LURKING OUT,

I'M NOT QUITE SURE EXACTLY WHAT

THEIR POSITION WAS.

FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH EVERYONE

SEEMS TO THINK THEY SHOULD HAVE

BEEN INVOLVED IN PUSHING JOEY

AGAINST A CAR.

For more infomation >> Joey Porter surveillance video released by Pittsburgh police - Duration: 0:59.

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Group wants to renovate and sell vacant homes - Duration: 1:44.

HOMES WILL

ULTIMATELY LEAD TO LOWER CRIME

RATES.

>> THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN VACANT

FOR MORE THAN A YEAR AND

DETERIORATING DAY BY DAY.

>> WE HAVE TO TAKE OUT THE SUB

FLOOR.

>> THANKS TO AN EFFORT BY

NONPROFITS THIS HOME SHOULD BE

MOVE IN READY IN THE NEXT FEW

MONTHS.

>> THIS WILL PROVIDE A SAFE,

AFFORDABLE PLACE FOR SOMEONE TO

LIVE, VERY WELL DESERVING, AND

AS YOU CAN SEE, ELIMINATE THE

ONE VACANT HOME.

>> THAT'S THE IDEA BEHIND THE

TRUST FUND, ELIMINATE THE VACANT

HOMES, AND IN TURN, ELIMINATE

BLIGHT, AND INCREASING PROPERTY

VALUES.

>> WE'RE ALL CONCERNED OF THE

CONTINUING RISE IN VIOLENT CRIME

AND DRUG OVERDOSES IN OUR CITY,

WE ALL WANT TO LIVE IN SAFE

NEIGHBORHOODS, FREE FROM THE

FEAR THESE PROBLEMS BRING AND

THE AFFORD BUILDING HOUSING --

AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST FUND IS

ONE OF THE BEST TOOLS WE HAVE TO

ADDRESS ALL THESE PROBLEMS.

>> YOU CAN SEE T $75,000 WORTH

OF IMPROVEMENTS.

IT RECENTLY SOLD FOR $105,000,

THAT ADDS UP TO A $25,000 LOSS.

THAT IS WHERE THE TRUST FUND

COMES IN.

>> LAST YEAR THEY RECEIVED

REQUESTS F PROJECTS TOTALLING

MORE THAN $4 MILLION.

>> THIS YEAR THE GROUP PLANS TO

For more infomation >> Group wants to renovate and sell vacant homes - Duration: 1:44.

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Scattered showers Tuesday evening - Duration: 2:24.

>>> WOW, ANOTHER GREAT DAY IN

THE REGION, AS FAR AS THE WARMTH

IS CONCERNED, IF YOU LOVE WARM

WEATHER, ESPECIALLY IN THE

WINTER TIME, BOY, THIS HAS BEEN

YOUR MONTH.

WE'VE HAD ABOVE AVERAGE

TEMPERATURES ON EVERY DAY SO FAR

THIS MONTH WITH THE EXCEPTION OF

FOUR DAYS AND THAT HAPPENED

EARLIER IN THE MONTH, OF COURSE,

AND CHECK OUT THE 70 DEGREES -WARMTH ON THREE DAYS SO FAR.

WE HAD HIGHS IN THE 70S, IS THAT

A RECORD?

NOT QUITE.

SO FAR THIS FEBRUARY, THREE DAYS

WITH HIGHS IN THE 70S, THE

RECORD IS FOUR.

SO JUST ONE MORE, AND THAT

HAPPENED BACK IN THE FEBRUARY OF

THE YEAR 2000.

HERE'S THE THING, WE HAVE MORE

WARMTH IN THE FORECAST, WE COULD

POSSIBLY REACH IT TOMORROW, BUT

A SURE BET FOR THURSDAY, AND

ESPECIALLY FOR FRIDAY.

THIS WARM PATTERN WILL CONTINUE.

OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW, LIVE LOOK

FROM THE TOWER CAM, RIGHT HERE

AT OUR STUDIO, BACK TO

BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN LOUISVILLE,

WHAT'S NOT SO PRETTY IS THE

SUNSHINE, THAT'S GONE AWAY.

WE HAVE THE THICKENING CLOUDS

AND A COUPLE OF SPRINKLES IN

LOUISVILLE, BUT THE MORE

SUBSTANTIAL RAIN RIGHT NOW IS

FARTHER NORTH OF THE MOTEN.

6 -- METRO, 68 TO 71 IS THE

RANGE AROUND TOWN.

46%, THE HUMIDITY, AND SOUTH

BREEZE.

THERE COULD WITH A SPRINKLE OR

TWO, AND IT'S OCCURRING NORTHERN

BRECKENRIDGE COUNTY, DOWN TO

GREENSBERG, AND CAMPBELLSVILLE.

AND MORE SUBSTANTIAL LIGHT RAIN

CONTINUES TO OCCUR NEAR BEDFORD,

TO BROWNSTOWN, OVER TO LET'S

CALL IT VERNON AND NORTH VERNON.

AS A RESULT, YOU'VE COOLED BACK

IN THE MID TO UPPER 50'S.

QUITE THE TEMPERATURE RANGE IN

THE VIEWING AREA AT THIS POINT

IN THE GAME.

THE SHOWERS YOU SEE MOVING OFF

TO THE EAST, AND THE NORTHEAST.

AND WE'LL CONTINUE TO SEE

CHANCES FOR A BIT OF LIGHT RAIN

HOWER ACTIVITY FOR TUESDAY

NIGHT.

A WEAKENING SYSTEM, ROLLING IN

For more infomation >> Scattered showers Tuesday evening - Duration: 2:24.

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Gov. Cooper announces plan to add 600 jobs in the Triad - Duration: 1:22.

CEMENT.

BILL?

BILL: IT IS GOOD NEWS FOR JOB

HUNTERS AND FOR TAXPAYERS --

THESE NEW JOB COME WITHOUT ANY

TAX INCENTIVES.

>> HEARD ABOUT IT, IT WAS ON

FACEBOOK WITH YOU GUYS.

BILL: THE COMPANY HAS ALREADY

BEGUN THE HIRING PROCESS AT ITS

CALL CENTER OFF HIGHWAY 68.

>> I THINK THIS WOULD BE A GOOD

JOB FOR ME, GOOD FOR THE

COMMUNITY.

BILL: GOVERNOR COOPER ANNOUNCED

THE NEW JOBS DURING A NEWS

CONFERENCE AT HIGH POINT'S CITY

HALL.

THE GOVERNOR NOTED HOW

GREENSBORO AND GUILFORD COUNTY

LEADERS WERE ON HAND, A SIGN

THAT OLD RIVALRIES ARE A THING

OF THE PAST.

GOVERNOR COOPER: MAKE NO

MISTAKE, THIS IS A GLOBAL

ECONOMY.

WE HAVE A LOT TO SELL HERE IN

PIEDMONT, NORTH CAROLINA.

WE HAVE TO COME TOGETHER TO DO

IT.

BILL: A SPOKESMAN FOR THE

CALIFORNIA-BASED ALORICA SAYS

THE HIGH POINT CALL CENTER IS

ONE OF THE COMPANY'S TOP

PERFORMERS.

>> WE ARE GROWING BECAUSE OF THE

SUCCESS WE HAVE HAD RIGHT HERE

WITH THE FOLKS WE WERE HIRING IN

NOVEMBER.

BILL: THE COMPANY SPOKESMAN SAYS

THOSE 600 JOBS ARE FULL-TIME AND

PERMANENT.

HE WOULD NOT SAY WHAT IS THE

AVERAGE PAY.

For more infomation >> Gov. Cooper announces plan to add 600 jobs in the Triad - Duration: 1:22.

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Ivy Tech hosts discussion between police and community - Duration: 1:59.

O GROWING

CONCERNS BETWEEN POLICE A

CITIZENS.

>> REALLY IMPACTED THE

RECRUITING F THE POLICE,

BECAUSE THEY PROLIFERATE T

NEGATIVE [INAUDIBLE] OF THE

POLICE.

>> INSTRUCTOR, AND FORMER

ROUTINELY, SAYS THAT HIGH

PROFILE OFFICER INVOLVED

SHOOTINGS --

>> DROP THE KNIFE.

DROP IT.

>> DRUG USE AMONG THE POTENTIAL

APPLICANTS AND THE MEDIA ARE ALL

HINDERING THE RECRUITING

EFFORTS.

ACTIVISTS SAY AN OFFICER

INVOLVED SHOOTING IN 2004, IS

WHAT LED HIM TO PROMOTE PEACE IN

LOUISVILLE.

>> IT WAS ALMOST OTHER

[INAUDIBLE].

THAT'S HOW VOLATILE IT WAS.

>> 13 YEARS LATER, THE OFFICER

INVOLVED SHOOTINGS, HAVEN'T GONE

AWAY.

>> YOU START THE POLICE, HAVE

FWON IN TO -- GONE IN TO THESE

COMMUNITIES, AND HAVE NOT

RESPECTED THESE CITIZENS AS THEY

HAVE CITIZENS OF AFFLUENT

BACKGROUNDS.

>> MANY ON THE PANEL ARE WORKING

ON SOLUTIONS.

THE JUDGE HOLDS A ROUND TABLE

DISCUSSION EVERY MONTH,

REGARDING HER JUVENILE

DEFENDANTS.

>> I BRING IN PROBATION

OFFICERS, PROSECUTORS, PUBLIC

DEFENDERS, POLICE OFFICERS,

SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS, AND

OTHER SERVICE PROVIDERS.

>> THE POLICE CHIEF HAS A 12

WEEK CITIZENS ACADEMY AT HIS

DEPARTMENT.

>> WE'RE TRYING TO CLOSE THE GAP

AND TAKE THAT DOOR FURTHER OPEN.

>> AND FLOYD COUNTY SHERIFF SAYS

THAT HIS DEPUTIES TAK PART IN

COMPETENCY TRAINING EVERY YEAR.

>> IT CONSISTED OF THE DIFFERENT

POVERTY ISSUES.

>> THIS IS N A POLICE ISSUE,

THIS IS A WHEN DO WE DECIDE AS A

For more infomation >> Ivy Tech hosts discussion between police and community - Duration: 1:59.

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Unique Trap Beat Instrumental - Drake Type Beat | ONEDAH ★2017★ - Duration: 4:44.

For more infomation >> Unique Trap Beat Instrumental - Drake Type Beat | ONEDAH ★2017★ - Duration: 4:44.

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Partly Sunny with temperatures in the 70's - Duration: 2:51.

LANIE: AT LEAST NOT OVER THE

NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS.

WE DO HAVE SOME 30'S THAT WILL

RETURN TO THE FORECAST ON OUR

SEVEN DAY.

SUND MORNING, THE FORECAST IS

36 DEGREES, MONDAY MORNING, MID

30'S AS WELL.

TUESDAY MORNING, SOME UPPER

30'S.

OUR NORMAL THIS TIME OF YEAR IS

34.

AS YOU MENTION, THE AVERAGE

LAST FROST AND FREEZE USUALLY

OCCURS IN EARLY APRIL ACROSS THE

TRIAD.

WE WILL BE LOOKI FOR THE

POTENTIAL FOR FROST AND FREEZE

CONDITIONS BETWEEN NOW AND THEN,

NO MATTER HOW MILD THIS WINTER

HAS BEEN.

YOU LO AT THE TREE POLLEN,

MAYBE YOU ARE SUFFERING WITH

THAT.

WE CONTINUE HIGH POLLEN COUNTS

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,

DESPITE THE FACT WE HAVE GOT A

LITTLE RAIN IN THE FORECAST.

TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW IN THE

LOW 60'S, MOCKSVILLE 64,

HILLSVIL 53 AS THE

TEMPERATURES ARE COOLER AS WE GO

UP THE MOUNTAIN.

THIS EVENING, WE HAVE CLOUDS IN

THE FORECAS, TEMPERATURES IN

THE 50'S, AND SOME RAIN ON THE

WAY.

THE SATELLITE IMAGE SHOWS YOU

THE CLOUD COVER.

YOU SEE THE RAIN STARTING TO

PUSH INTO GEORGIA AND EASTERN

TENNESSEE.

THIS AREA OF LOW PRESSUR IS

GOING TO TRACK TO OUR SOUTH, SO

WE WILL BE ON THE NORTHERN PART.

NOT SOAKING RAINS, BUT A LEAST

SCATTERED SHOWERS IN THE

FORECAST.

THEY WILL START OVERNIGHT INTO

EARLY TOMORROW MORNING.

THIS IS ABOUT 5:30 IN THE

MORNING TOMORROW.

THROUGH THE AFTERNOON, YOU CAN

SEE SHOWERS SPENDING OUR WAY BY

LATE AFTERNOON.

INTO THURSDAY, TEMPERATURES GO

UP

WE MAY HAVE MORE SUN BY THEN AND

PROBABLY A LITTLE LESS RAIN.

YOU WILL SEE RAIN CHANCES GO

DOWN ON THURSDAY.

WE ARE HOPEFUL FOR MEASURABLE

PRECIPITATION TOMORROW.

HIGH TEMPERATURE AGAIN IS

SIMILAR TO TODAY, STILL ABOVE

NORM BUT UP TO 62 WITH A 40%

CHANCE OF RAIN.

RAIN CHANCES ARE SLIGHTLY HIGHER

THE FARTHER WEST WE GO.

A 50% CHANCE IN THE FOOTHILLS,

60% CHANCE ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS,

ESPECIALLY EARLY.

YOU ARE LOOKING AT A HIGH

TEMPERATURE OF 58 DEGREES

HOW MUCH RAIN?

I TOLD YOU NOT TO GET YOUR HOPES

UP.

IT LOOKS LIKE THE HIGHEST

RAINFALL TOTALS WILL BE IN THE

MOUNTAINS, LOWER AMOUNTS ACROSS

THE TRIAD.

AS WE LOOK INTO THE MONTH OF

MARCH, THERE I PROMISE THAT

PERHAPS THE DEEP SOUTH WILL SEE

WETTER THAN NORM CONDITIONS,

BUT IT ALSO LOOKS LIKE WE WILL

SEE WARMER THAN NORMAL

TEMPERATURES CONTINUING EVEN

INTO MARCH.

I'M GOING TO SHOW YOU THE

COOLDOWN.

FIRST WE WARM UP INTO THE LOW TO

MID 70'S THURSDAY AND FRIDA

A FRONT COMES IN SATURDAY THAT

BRINGS SCATTERED SHOWERS AND

TAKES OUR TEMPERATURES DOWN.

For more infomation >> Partly Sunny with temperatures in the 70's - Duration: 2:51.

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Jury selected for 3 men on trial for murder of toddler - Duration: 1:02.

PORCH OF AUGUST.

THE JURY HAS JUST BEEN SELECTED

FOR THE CASE.

>> THE JURY HAS JUST BEEN

SEATED.

MARIAH AND HER MOTHER WERE ON

THE FRONT PORCH, AND BOTH WERE

SHOT, THE LITTLE GIRL DIED.

THIS IS SCENE IN 2014, 16 MONTH

OLD MARIAH MILLER WAS SHOT AND

KILLED OUTSIDE HER HOME ON 37TH,

AND MARKET STREET.

THESE MEN, ARE ALL CHARGED WITH

MURDER, ASSAULT AND WANTON

ENDANGERMENT.

THE POTENTIAL JURORS PACKED THE

COURTROOM TODAY AND IT TOOK THE

ENTIRE DAY FOR THE ATTORNEYS TO

PICK A JURY.

NEXT, THEY'LL DELIVER THE

OPENING STATEMENTS TO THE JURY.

THE COMMONWEALTH WILL PRESENT

THEIR CASE AGAINST THE THREE MEN

AND THE DEFENSE ATTORNEYS WILL

HOPE THEIR WORDS WILL KEEP THE

CLIENTS OUT OF PRISON.

THE OPENING STATEMENTS ARE

For more infomation >> Jury selected for 3 men on trial for murder of toddler - Duration: 1:02.

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Mostly cloudy, cool Tuesday with temps in 30s - Duration: 0:37.

>> NOW, YOUR WBAL-TV 11 FORECAST

WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST TOM

TASSELMYER.

A COUPLE DAYS AGO, TEMPERATURES

WERE THE 70'S.

TOM: THAT 54 DEGREE READING FOR

THE HIGH TEMPERATURE AT THE

AIRPORT IS A SOLID EIGHT DEGREES

ABOVE AVERAGE FOR THIS TIME OF

YEAR.

IT WAS JUST TWO YEARS AGO.

For more infomation >> Mostly cloudy, cool Tuesday with temps in 30s - Duration: 0:37.

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Excavator at work Excavator videos for children Construction Trucks Toy Videos for Kids - Duration: 10:10.

Excavator at work Excavator videos for children Construction Trucks Toy Videos for Kids

For more infomation >> Excavator at work Excavator videos for children Construction Trucks Toy Videos for Kids - Duration: 10:10.

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STATE OF ADDICTION: Two people found dead inside Louisville motel - Duration: 1:36.

RED

ROOF INN, THEY FOUND A MAN AND

WOMAN DEAD.

THIS WAS THE SCENE TUESDAY

AFTERNOON AS LOUISVILLE METRO

POLICE INVESTIGATED TWO DEATHS

IN A ROOM ON RED ROOF INN.

POLICE SAY SOMEONE FOUND THE

BODIES OF A MAN AND WOMAN, AND

AT FIRST GLANCE, IT LOOKS LIKE A

DOUBLE OVERDOSE.

THE LATEST NUMBERS FROM THE

EMERGENCY SERVICES SHOW 635

OVERDOSE CALLS FROM FEBRUARY 1

THROUGH THE 19TH, THAT'S THE

AVERAGE OF 32 PER DAY.

ON FEBRUARY 9 ALONE, EMS

RESPONDED TO 43 OVERDOSE CALLS

BY 10 P.M..

IN A 32 HOUR SPAN, MORE THAN 50

CALLS WERE MADE.

THE SPIKE IS LIKELY BECAUSE OF

THE OPIOID, PHENTONAL.

THERE'S FREE TRAINING, THE

NARCAN COUNTER THE AFFECTS OF

LIKE HEROIN.

THEY SHOULD CALL 911, AND

PERFORM RESCUE BREATHING.

TUESDAY'S SUSPECTED OVERDOSING,

AND THE OTHERS IN THE MONTH OF

FEBRUARY, ARE NOT ALL CONFIRMED

TO BE LINKED TO HEROIN.

IT TAKES TIME FOR THE TOXICOLOGY

RESULTS TO COME BACK AND THE

OFFICIALS TO COLLECT THE DATA.

AN EMPLOYEE AT THE INN SAID THE

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The mental reality kit! - Duration: 0:47.

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Video: Baltimore's Jewish community sounds alarm on threats - Duration: 2:08.

THREATS APPEARED

TO HAVE A CONNECTION TO THE

WHAT'S HAPPENING NATIONWIDE.

TWICE IN JANUARY THE JEWISH

COMMUNITY CENTER IN BALTIMORE'S

PARK HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD WAS

THE SUBJECT OF PHONED-IN BOMB

THREATS, WHICH TURNED OUT TO BE

HOAXES.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE ASSOCIATED

MARC TERRILL CONFIRMS TO 11

NEWS, THOSE HOAXES ORIGINATED

FROM THE SAME ROBOCALL THAT

THREATENED ROUGHLY 60 JCC'S

NATIONWIDE SINCE THE START OF

THE YEAR.

>> I THINK OUR RESILIANCE IS

RATHER STRONG.

NOBODY'S BEEN HURT PHYSICALLY,

BUT EMOTIONALLY IT'S SO

UNFORTUNATE THAT THIS IS WHERE

WE ARE IN THE HISTORY OF OUR

COUNTRY.

REPORTER: ABOUT A DOZEN BOMB

THREATS WERE REPORTED AT

SEPARATE JCC'S ACROSS THE

COUNTRY ON MONDAY, TUESDAY

-- ALSO ON MONDAY, ABOUT 200

HEADSTONES WERE KNOCKED OVER IN

A HISTORIC JEWISH CINEMA --

HISTORIC JEWISH CEMETERY.

TUESDAY MORNING, PRESIDENT TRUMP

ADDRESSED THE SITUATION.

>> THE ANTI-SEMITIC THREATS

TARGETING OUR JEWISH COMMUNITY

AND COMMUNITY CENTERS ARE

HORRIBLE AND ARE PAINFUL AND A

VERY SAD REMINDER OF THE WOR

THAT STILL MUST BE DONE TO ROOT

OUT HATE AND PREJUDICE AND EVIL

REPORTER: THE ANNE FRANK CENTER

ON MUTUAL RESPECT SAID THE

PRESIDENT'S COMMENTS ARE TOO

LITTLE, TOO LATE.

QUOTE -- THE PRESIDENT'S SUDDEN

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IS A BAND-AID ON

THE CANCER OF ANTI-SEMITISM THAT

HAS INFECTED HIS OWN

ADMINISTRATION.

HIS STATEMENT TODAY IS A

PATHETIC ASTERIK OF

CONDESCENSION AFTER WEEKS IN

WHICH HE AND HIS STAFF HAVE

COMMITTED GROTESQUE ACTS AND

OMISSIONS REFLECTING

ANTI-SEMITISM.

AND QUOTE.

MEANWHILE, TERRILL SAYS HE HAS

NO CHOICE, BUT TO BE IN CONSTANT

CONTACT WITH FEDERAL LAW

ENFORCEMENT ABOUT THE SECURITY

OF JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS.

>> THERE'S SO MUCH ENERGY THAT'S

BOUND UP IN HATRED THAT IF WE

CAN CONVERT THAT INTO GETTING TO

KNOW OUR NEIGHBORS AND

UNDERSTANDING AND CELEBRATING

DIFFERENCES, I THINK WE ARE

GOING TO BE A STRONGER AMERICA.

REPORTER: THE ASSOCIATE CONFIRMS

TO THE 11 NEWS THAT THE FBI IS

INVESTIGATING THE BOMB THREATS

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Video: Baltimore County Council seeks to silence loud house parties - Duration: 1:48.

THE ARBUTUS AREA WHERE UMBC IS.

IT WAS JANUARY OF LAST YEAR WHEN

THE BALTIMORE COUNTY COUNCIL

VOTED THROUGH THE SOCIAL

HOST-UNRULY SOCIAL GATHERINGS

PROGRAM IN AREAS WITH STUDENT

HOUSING NEAR TOWSON UNIVERSITY.

THE PROGRAM HOLDS BOTH STUDENT

RESIDENTS AND THEIR LANDLORDS

RESPONSIBLE FOR SUBSTANTIAL

DISTURBANCE OF THE PEACE.

WHICH COULD RESULT IN HUNDREDS

OF DOLLARS IN FINES FOR BOTH AND

POSSIBLE LOSS OF RENTAL LICENSES

FOR MULTIPLE OFFENSES FOR

LANDLORDS.

>> WE WERE VERY PLEASED WITH THE

SUCCESS OF THE ORIGINAL PROGRAM

AND QUITE FRANKLY WE HAD

RESIDENTS COME TO US AND ASK

THAT THEIR AREAS BE PUT IN AS

WELL.

REPORTER: THE BILL'S SPONSOR

COUNCILMAN DAVID MARKS SAYS SO

FAR THE ORIGINAL BILL HAS

CONTRIBUTED TO A DROP IN NOISE

COMPLAINTS.

>> SO THERE HAVE BEEN ABOUT 20

CITATIONS ISSUED IN THE PAST

YEAR AND THERE'S ONLY ONE

PROPERTY WHERE THERE HAS BEE

TWO.

REPORTER: SO BECAUSE OF THIS

SUCCESS HE SET FORTH A BILL TO

EXPAND THE ENFORCEMENT AREA.

BILL 2-17 INCLUDES WESTERN

TOWSON NORTHERN TOWSON AND THE

ROGERS FORGE AREA AS WELL AS

LOCH RAVEN VILLAGE AND

KNETTISHALL.

AND OVER BY UMBC AN AREA OF

ARBUTUS HAS BEEN CARVED OUT AS

WELL

>> WE ARE TARGETING OTHER AREAS

THAT DON'T HAVE QUITE THE

SATURATION OF STUDENTS BUT ALSO

DO HAVE A NUMBER OF STUDENT

RENTALS.

REPORTER: LANDLORDS DID PUSH

BACK A BIT SAYING IT'S UNFAIR TO

HOLD THEM RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR

TENANTS BEHAVIOR.

THE COUNCIL POINTS OUT THE

CITATIONS THEY ARE ISSUING ARE

NOT CRIMINAL OFFENSES.

IF THE BILL PASSES WHICH I

EXPECTED IT WILL GO INTO EFFECT

ON MARCH 6.

THE PILOT PROGRAM IS GOOD UNTIL

2018 AT THAT TIME THE COUNCI

MUST DECIDE WHETHER TO RENEW IT

OR EXPAND THE COVERAGE AREA.

LIVE IN TOWSON LOWELL MELSER

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Traumatic brain injuries common in domestic violence survivors, researchers say - Duration: 2:11.

IT HAS MINIMAL SIDE EFFECTS AND

NO TOXICITY.

THE STATISTICS ARE STARTLING.

ONE IN THREE WOMEN IS A VICTIM

OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

THE LONG-LASTING IMPACT OF ABUSE

CAN BE SIMILAR TO THE BRAIN

TRAUMA FOOTBALL PLAYERS

EXPERIENCE.

EMILY TELLS US IN SOME CASES

SURVIVORS ARE NOT THE -- ARE NOT

BEING ASKED THE RIGHT QUESTIONS

TO GET THE HELP THEY NEED.

>> HE'S TAKING A

TRAY, SMASHING

INTO JAGGED PIECES AND

HOLDING IT AGAINST YOUR NECK.

>> GRACE DESCRIBES ONE INSTANCE

ABUSE.

SHE HAS ASKED US TO CONCEAL HER

IDENTITY.

SHE SUFFERS FROM PTSD AND

STRUGGLES WITH BASIC TASKS.

>> IT'S HARD TO PUT MY THOUGHTS

TOGETHER SOMETIMES.

>> GRACE IS NOT ALONE.

SURVIVORS AND MILD TRAUMATIC

BRAIN INJURIES.

>> YOU ARE NOT NECESSARILY

UNCONSCIOUS FOR DAYS.

YOU COULD LOSE CONSCIOUSNESS.

REPORTER: ACCORDING TO RESEARCH

,

75% SUFFERED AT LEAST ONE TBI.

50% SUFFERED MULTIPLE TBI'S

.

THE WOMEN ARE OFTEN NOT AS

--

ASKED QUESTIONS BY FIRST

RESPONDERS TO DETERMINE IF THEY

MAY HAVE SUFFERED A CONCUSSION.

>> THEY MAY SEE A WOMAN

DISORIENTED, GIVING AN

INCONSISTENT STORY, THEY MAY

THINK, SHE IS LYING.

LOOK AT HER STORY.

REPORTER BECAUSE OF A LACK

OF

RESEARCH IN THIS AREA THEY DON'T

KNOW THE LONG-TERM EFFECTS IN

THESE WOMEN.

>> SHE HOPES HER RESEARCH WILL

INCREASE AWARENESS.

POTENTIALLY COULD HELP EMERGENCY