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For more infomation >> Why SUPERCELL BANNED My CHANNEL From Clash Royale.. (MUST SEE!) - Duration: 6:51.

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Woman witnesses block of wood thrown at motorcade - Duration: 2:09.

RRI?

TERRI: SHE HEARD THE THUNK, SHE

SAW THE WOOD BOUNCE OFF THE

MOTORCADE, AND SHE SAYS SHE

IMMEDIATELY SUSPECTED WHO THREW

IT AT THE PRESIDENT.

ONE OF A GROUP OF MIDDLE

SCHOOLERS THAT SHE SAYS HAD BEEN

DISRESPECTFUL THE WHOLE TIME.

>> I WAS STANDING RIGHT BY THIS.

TERRI: MARY SMITH SHOWS US WHERE

SHE WAS STANDING FRIDAY.

MY CELL PHONE VIDEO CAUGHT HER

HOLDING A PRO-TRUMP SIGN, EAGER

TO WAVE TO THE PRESIDENT WHEN HE

DROVE BY

SHE WAS WAITING WELL OVER TWO

HOURS WHEN SHE SAYS A GROUP OF

MIDDLE SCHOOLERS WALKED UP.

>> THEY STARTED IN WITH THEI

FOUL LANGUAGE ABOUT HOW AWFUL

TRUMP WAS AND USING MIDDLE

FINGERS AND STUFF LIKE THAT.

IT WAS VERY DISTURBING.

I'M NOT USED TO SEEING KIDS LIKE

THAT.

TERRI: SMITH WASN'T HAPPY ABOUT

THEIR BEHAVIOR, AND SHE SAYS

THEIR LANGUAGE WAS WORSE

>> IT'S FUNNY, BECAUSE THEY WERE

GOOD-LOOKING KIDS, THEY WERE

WELL-DRESSED.

I WAS VERY SHOCKED AT THEIR

IMMEDIATE TRUMP STUFF WITH THE

FINGERS UP.

IT WAS VERY, VERY DISTURBING.

TERRI: THEN, RIGHT AS THE

PRESIDENTIAL MOTORCADE ROARED

PAST --

>> I HEARD A LOUD THUNK.

I HEARD IT HIT AND I SAW IT

BOUNCE IN THE ROAD AND IT ENDED

UP IN THE STREET THERE.

TERRI: IT WAS THIS PIECE OF

WOOD, FOUND IN THE ROAD AFTER

THE SECRET SERVICE AND SHERIFF'S

DEPUTIES CIRCLED BACK AND

INVESTIGATED THE INTERSECTION.

>> I DON'T KNOW WHERE IT CAME

FROM, BUT MY FIRST THOUGHT WAS

IT'S ONE OF THE KIDS.

TERRI: SMITH WAS RIGHT.

THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE SAYS A

MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT CONFESSED

TO THROWING THE WOOD AT TH

MOTORCADE.

AND THE INSOLENCE STILL HAS

SMITH STILL UPSET.

>> DEFINITELY, NO RESPECT AT ALL

FOR THE PRESIDENT.

WHETHER YOU LIKE HIM OR NOT,

HE'S OUR PRESIDENT AND YOU

SHOULD SHOW HIM RESPECT.

TERRI: THE PALM BEACH COUNTY

SHERIFF'S OFFICE SAYS THE

INCIDENT IS UNDER INVESTIGATION.

THEY PLAN TO WRAP IT UP AND PASS

For more infomation >> Woman witnesses block of wood thrown at motorcade - Duration: 2:09.

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High-end cars stolen - Duration: 1:18.

TED WHITE HAS THE STORY ALL NEW

AT 6:00.

TE A DELRAY BEACH CAR DEALER

IS DEALING WITH A HUGE PROBLEM.

SOMEONE STOLE NEARLY A DOZEN OF

HIS VEHICLES LAST YEAR.

THE THIEVES RETURNED TO PICK UP

WHERE THEY LEFT OFF.

LAST WEEK, THIEVES HELPED

THEMSELVES TO ALL THESE CARS.

A DELRAY BEACH POLICE OFFICER

WAS PATROLLING THE AREA.

WE INVESTIGATED THE FENCE OFF

TRACK.

IT LOOKED LIKE SOMEONE HAD

ENTERED THE CARGO SHIP.

TED: THE OWNER SAYS HE IS TRYING

TO REMAIN CALM.

>> NOT GOING TO LET IT CONTROL

MY LIFE.

IT WILL BE REPLACED.

IT IS A BUNCH OF KIDS.

>> AN OFFICER WAS ABLE TO

RECOVER ONE OF THE MERCEDES-BENZ

IS LATER.

TED: HE SAYS HE IS THINKING OF

RELOCATING HIS BUSINESS AND

INSTALLING SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS.

11 OF HIS CARS WERE STOLEN IN

NOVEMBER.

>> THEY MUST HAVE THE EXPERTISE

BECAUSE THE FIRST TIME THEY CAME

, THEY HIT THE MERCEDES

DEALERSHIP, A BUNCH OF OTHERS.

IT IS WHAT IT IS.

>> DETECTIVES ARE INVESTIGATING

TO TRY TO DETERMINE WHO STOLE

THE VEHICLES AND HOW THEY GOT

IT.

For more infomation >> High-end cars stolen - Duration: 1:18.

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Arrest made in Boynton Beach homicide - Duration: 1:08.

>> YOU'RE CHARGED WITH FIRST

DEGREE MURDER AND ATTEMPTED

ROBBERY WITH A FIREARM.

ALEX: SHEDRICK MOSS IN COURT FOR

THE FIRST TIME AFTER BOYNTON

BEACH POLICE ARRESTED HIM

CONNECTION TO SATURDAY'S

SHOOTING OFF OF 4TH COURT.

POLICE FOUND ANTHONY HARRIS SHOT

TWICE IN THE HEAD AND ANOTHER

MAN SHOT IN THE ARM.

>> IT JUST HITS SO CLOSE TO

HOME

WITH ALL THE SHOOTING GOING ON,

I WOULD NEVER THOUGHT IT WOULD

GO ON RIGHT HERE.

I HAVE BEEN IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD

ALL MY LIFE.

WE NEVER HAD THAT TYPE OF

SITUATION AROUND HERE.

ALEX: ACCORDING TO AN ARREST

REPORT, THREE DIFFERENT

ANONYMOUS TIPSTERS IDENTIFIED

MOSS AND AN UNNAMED PERSON IN

THE SHOOTING.

INVESTIGATORS SAY MOSS WAS AT

HARRIS' HOME EARLIER THAT D

WHEN THE TWO GOT INTO AN

ARGUMENT AND LEFT.

POLICE SAY MOSS AND THAT OTHER

SUSPECT CAME BACK.

THIS TIME, SHOOTING.

>> YOUR BOND WILL BE NO BOND ON

BOTH COUNTS.

ALEX: DETECTIVES SAY MOSS WOULD

LATER CONFESS TO THE SHOOTING

AND TELL THEM WHERE HE HID THE

GUN.

POLICE ARE STILL SEARCHING F

For more infomation >> Arrest made in Boynton Beach homicide - Duration: 1:08.

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Family finds mold hiding in children's toys - Duration: 2:12.

>> IT'S SOMETHING THAT YOU DON'T

THINK ABOUT.

LISA: PARENTS KATIE AND RYAN

THINK ABOUT IT NOW, EVER SINCE A

RECENT BATHTIME IN A TUB OF TOYS

FOR TWO-YEAR-OLD TWINS, SAMMY

AND LIZZY.

>> THEN WE ACTUALLY SAW IT

SQUIRT OUT OF ONE OF THEM, AND

WE WERE LIKE UH OH.

LISA: AND YOU KNEW WHAT IT WAS.

>> OH WE KNEW IMMEDIATELY WHAT

IT WAS.

THEY'RE SQUEEZING IT ON THEIR

FACES.

SOMETIMES IN THEIR MOUTH, AND

IT'S SOMETHING THAT YOU DON'T

THINK ABOUT.

AND IT'S GROSS.

IT'S GROSS.

LISA: GROSS AND POTENTIALLY

HARMFUL, ACCORDING TO DR.

NICHOLAS NEWMAN AT CHILDREN'S

HOSPITAL.

MOSTLY UPSET STOMACH AND IN RARE

CASES, SOMETHING MORE SERIOUS.

ESPECIALLY IF A CHILD HAS A MOLD

ALLERGY.

>> IN GENERAL YOU JUST WANT TO

AVOID EATING IT, JUST AS YOU

WOULD THROW A MOLDY PIECE OF

BREAD OUT OR SOMETHING IN THE

FRIDGE GROWING MOLD ON IT.

>> OH, THAT'S BAD.

THAT'S REALLY BAD.

LISA: THE SCOTT FAMILY STARTED

PITCHING EVERYTHING WITH MOLD.

RYAN CUT OPEN SOME BATH TOYS FOR

US BEFORE THEY HIT THE GARBAGE,

AND HE WAS GROSSED OUT.

>> THAT'S A LOT OF STUFF.

THAT'S NASTY.

THAT IS DISGUSTING.

LISA: TO AVOID A CLOSE ENCOUNTER

WITH MOLD, BATH TOYS SHOULD BE

COMPLETELY CLOSED.

16-MONTH-OLD OWEN HAS A TUB FULL

OF BALLS AND OTHER TOYS THAT

DON'T SQUIRT OR HAVE OPENING

PLASTIC CUPS AND BUCKETS DRY

EASILY, AND THAT'S KEY TO

STOPPING MOLD GROWTH.

>> WANT A DRINK?

>> JUICE?

LISA: SIPPY CUPS CAN BE LITTLE

INCUBATORS FOR MOLD.

KATIE'S TIPS ARE SPOT ON.

ONLY BUY CUPS THAT YOU CAN TAKE

APART AND CLEAN.

SHE LIKES STRAWS BECAUSE YOU CAN

SEE THROUGH THEM, AND SHE PUTS

ALL THE PARTS AND PIECES INTO

THE DISHWASHER FOR A HOT

CLEANING

THE MOLD INSIDE SOPHIE CAUGHT

THE ATTENTION OF PARENTS IN PART

BECAUSE SHE'S SO POPULAR AND

SHE IS NOT CHEAP.

For more infomation >> Family finds mold hiding in children's toys - Duration: 2:12.

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Bill's Evening Update - Duration: 2:46.

>>> WHAT A DAY.

WHAT A SPECTACULAR DAY.

AND THIS EVENING, AN 8 ON THE

RANDBY FACTOR SCALE.

A BEAUTIFUL EVENING IN LATE

FEBRUARY.

THAT IS AMAZING.

TEMPERATURES INTO THE UPPER

50s AT 9:00.

MOSTLY CLEAR.

A LIGHT SOUTH BREEZE.

THAT'S THE RADAR AND SATELLITE

REVIEW OF THE AFTERNOON.

NOT A THING GOING ON.

SUNNY SKIES.

BUT BROADEN THE PERSPECTIVE

THERE'S ALWAYS SOMETHING GOING

ON.

IN THIS CASE, A STORM SYSTEM OUT

OF THE WEST COAST.

YOU CAN SEE ONE HERE.

ONE HERE.

AND ALREADY ASHORE.

WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR US?

WELL, STRONG JET STREAM.

THIS TIME OF THE YEAR, MOISTURE

MUCH MORE PLENTIFUL.

THE COMPUTER MODEL, THIS IS THE

AMERICAN MODEL SAYS SUBSTANTIAL

MOISTURE THROUGH DID AREA, SOME

OF THIS SNOW, THROUGH MONDAY AND

TUESDAY.

OUR TIME FRAME FOR SNOW IS

FRIDAY.

THURSDAY NIGHT AND FRIDAY.

THE AMERICAN COMPUTER MODEL HAS

THE COLDEST AIR WITH THE

MOISTURE JUST TO THE NORTH OF US

HERE.

BUT DOES GIVE US A BIT.

NOW THE EUROPEAN MODEL HAS MORE

CHANCES OF LIGHT SNOW ON SUNDAY

AND MONDAY.

EUROPEAN MODEL, FARTHER SOUTH.

IT GIVES US A LITTLE MORE SNOW

INTO THE OMAHA METRO BUT SIMILAR

PROJECTION THE HEAVIEST PROBABLY

NORTH OF US.

AND SOME OF THE NATIONAL WEATHER

SERVICE HAVE WATCHES FOR

SOUTHEAST, SOUTH DAKOTA AND

REALLY BLIZZARD-LIKE 7:00S ARE A

POSSIBILITY THURSDAY NIGHT AND

FRIDAY.

IF YOU HAD BEEN PLANNING TO GO

NORTH IN THAT TIME FRAME.

TONIGHT, WINTER COULDN'T BE

FARTHER FROM YOUR THOUGHTS,

TEMPERATURES IN THE 60s AND

THEN 50s AND EVENTUALLY 40s.

BY MORNING, THERE'S DOWNTOWN, A

LITTLE BREEZE BLOWING OVER THE

SOUTH, CURRENT TEMPERATURE 70.

THE AIRPORT WITH A SOUTH WIND AT

16 MILES PER HOUR.

WE TIED THE RECORD HIGH

TEMPERATURE SET IN 1977, GOT TO

72 DEGREES.

[ BREAKING AUDIO ]

>> IT WAS AT LEAST UP TO 76.

AND YOU CAN SEE THE EVENING,

MOSTLY CLEAR.

TOMORROW MORNING, MOSTLY SUNNY.

THIS FRONT COMES THROUGH AND

GIVES US A NORTHWEST BREEZE IN

THE AFTERNOON.

TONIGHT, MOSTLY CLEAR AND 44 FOR

THE LOW.

IN THE AFTERNOON, 74.

THAT WOULD BE A RECORD HIGH

TEMPERATURE HERE IN OMAHA.

PICK UP A NORTHWEST BREEZE IN

THE AFTERNOON.

MUCH COOLER ON THURSDAY WITH

RAIN.

THUNDER SHOWERS MIXED WITH SLEET

AND SNOW AND RAIN POSSIBLE

THURSDAY NIGHT AND LEFT OVER

WIND AND SOME SNOW ON FRIDAY.

THOUGH AGAIN, MORE OMINOUS TO

For more infomation >> Bill's Evening Update - Duration: 2:46.

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Gov. Mary Fallin: 'Our budget is broken, and we have to fix it' - Duration: 1:47.

KOCO'S BRET BUGANSKI IS LIVE AT

THE CAPITOL WITH WHAT THE

GOVERNOR IS SAYING ABOUT OUR

MONEY PROBLEMS.

BRET

: GOOD EVENING TO YOU.

THIS IS OBVIOUSLY BAD NEWS FOR

OUR STATE, AS THE FISCAL YEAR IS

CALLED A REVENUE FAILURE.

BUT IT COULD ALSO MEAN MORE

MOMENTUM FOR THE GOVERNOR'S

PROPOSED TAX INCREASES TO MEET

THESE REVENUE SHORTFALLS.

MORE THAN $878 MILLION IN THE

HOLE.

THAT'S WHAT OKLAHOMA IS FACING

FOR THE 2018 FISCAL YEAR.

THE LEGISLATURE WILL NOW HAVE

NEARLY 13% LESS MONEY TO DOLE

OUT TO STATE AGENCIES THAN WHAT

THEY HAD LAST YEAR.

>> WE HAVE TO DO SOMETHING.

DOING NOTHING IS NOT AN OPTION.

IT IS NOT WORKING.

THE BUDGET IS BROKE AND WE GOT

, TO FIX IT.

BRET: EDUCATION IS FACING THE

BIGGEST CUT, AT MORE THAN $11

MILLION.

BECAUSE OF THE REVENUE FAILURE,

ALL STATE AGENCIES ARE LOOKING

AT A.7% CUT, FOR A GRAND TOTAL

OF MORE THAN 34 AND A $HALF

-- $34.5 MILLION.

THE GOVERNOR PROPOSED SEVERAL

TAX INCREASES TO HELP CLOSE THE

GAP WHICH INCLUDES CIGARETTES,

GAS AND DIESEL, AND SERVICES.

HOUSE MINORITY LEADER,

REPRESENATIVE SCOTT INMAN TALKED

ABOUT THE ON-GOING NEGOTIATIONS

WITH HOUSE REPUBLICANS ABOUT

RESTORING GROSS PRODUCTION

TAXES.

>> IT IS A WAY TO NOT ONLY BRING

IN SEVERAL MILLION DOLLARS, BUT

ALSO A WAY TO UNLOCK MEMBERS TO

SUPPORT THE CIGARETTE TAX.

JONATHAN: REPRESENTATIVE INMAN

SAID DEMOCRATS ARE WILLING TO

GET BEHIND THE CIGARETTE TAX IF

REPUBLICANS ARE WILLING TO GET

BEHIND HIS PROPOSALS.

HE PRAISED THE GOVERNOR FOR HER

LEADERSHIP, BUT SAID, DOING IT

For more infomation >> Gov. Mary Fallin: 'Our budget is broken, and we have to fix it' - Duration: 1:47.

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The Arc of Greater New Orleans wants YOUR Mardi Gras beads! - Duration: 1:38.

SHAUN: ONE LOCAL NON-PROFIT WILL

BENEFIT FROM SALE OF SOME OF THE

BEADS YOU SEE ALONG THE PARADE

ROUTE.

WDSU'S DAMON SINGLETON AT THE

ARC OF GREATER NEW ORLEANS WITH

MORE ON THEIR MISSION.

DAMON: WE ARE HERE AT THE ARC OF

GREATER NEW ORLEANS AND LAST

WEEK WE WERE TELLING YOU ABOUT

HOW YOU CAN DONATE BEADS TO HELP

THE MILITARY COMMUNITY.

HERE WE ARE TALKING TO MARGIE

ABOUT OTHER FOLKS WHO COULD USE

SOME HELP.

TELL US ABOUT THE ARC.

>> WE WORK WITH PEOPLE WITH

INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES AND WE

PROVIDE FAMILY SERVICES.

AND BEADS.

[LAUGHTER]

>> WE RECYCLE THEM, THAT IS WHAT

PEOPLE ARE DOING HERE.

EVERYBODY IS PAID MINIMUM WAGE

OR HIGHER AND THEY ARE WORKING

VERY HARD TO MAKE THE PLANT

SAFER FROM -- PLANET SAFER FROM

ALL THE PLASTIC.

DAMON: MANY PEOPLE THROW THOSE

AWAY AND THEY END UP IN THE

LANDFILLS.

YOU CAN ALWAYS BRING THESE TO

THE ARC.

>> WE DO IT YEAR ROUND, SO YOU

CAN DONATE, YOU CAN BUY THEM,

YOU CAN DO BOTH.

[LAUGHTER]

DAMON: AT THE SAME TIME.

THERE ARE MANY FOLKS HERE WITH

DISABILITIES WORKING VERY HARD.

AND ALL OF THEM ARE PACKING UP

THESE BEADS FOR SALE TO THE

PUBLIC.

IF YOU WANT TO DONATE TO HELP,

ALL THE MONEY THEY MAKE GOES

BACK TO THOSE FOLKS WITH

INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES.

IS THAT RIGHT?

For more infomation >> The Arc of Greater New Orleans wants YOUR Mardi Gras beads! - Duration: 1:38.

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Year-long roadwork along I-81 begins Wednesday; Corinne Lillis has what you need to know - Duration: 0:41.

NEWS 8'S CORRINE LILLIS IS

HERE WITH WHERE THE WORK

IS

BEING DONE.

CORINNE: THAT'S RIGHT,

JANELLE.

CONSTRUCTION IS SET TO START

TOMORROW EVENING ON PART OF

INTERSTATE 81 IN CUMBERLAND

COUNTY.

SEVERAL DAYS EARLIER THAN

PLANNED, THANKS TO THIS WARM

WEATHER.

STARTING

AT 9:00 TOMORROW

EVENING, BOTH NORTH AND

SOUTHBOUND TRAFFIC BETWEEN

EXIT 57 AND 59 WILL BE

RESTRICTED TO ONE LANE

OVERNIGHT.

THIS IS SO A CONCRETE BARRIER

CAN BE PUT IN

PLACE, AND THAT,

ALONE, IS EXPECTED TO TAKE UP

TO THREE WEEKS TO COMPLETE.

THE

SPEED LIMIT WILL BE

REDUCED TO 55 MILES-AN-HOUR,

THIS IS SO CREWS CAN ADD A

THIRD LANE

AND NEW INSIDE

SHOULDERS ON EAST DIRECTION.

For more infomation >> Year-long roadwork along I-81 begins Wednesday; Corinne Lillis has what you need to know - Duration: 0:41.

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Westbrook strives for inclusion of immigrant community - Duration: 2:58.

BEGINNING TO DEVOP

RELATIONSHIPS IN THE CIT

>> I ATE ROTTEN FOOD BECAUSE

THIS WAS THE ONLY THING

AVAILABLE.

WE BROKE A LOAF OF BREAD BETWEEN

SIX, SEVEN PEOPLE.

MORGAN: ZOE SAHLOUL CAN STI

RECALL WHAT IT WAS LIKE TOVE

IN WAR-TORN LEBANON FROM THE AGE

OF SEVEN TO 27

>> 20 YEARS OF, YOU KNOW, HIDING

AND BEING AFRAID.

MORGAN SHE'S BEEN IN MAINE WITH

HER FAMILY FOR 20 YEAR

I FELL IN LOVE WITH MAINE.

HER GOAL NOW IS TO HELP OTHERS

-- FIND HAPPINESS THROUGH HER

NON-PROFIT THEEW ENGLAND ARA

AMERICAN ORGANIZATION.

HER MISSION WITH H

ORGANIZATION IS TO HELP EASE

INTEGRATION AND THE TRANSITION

FOR PEOPLE FLEEING THE

COUNTRIES TO FIND A FER LIFE

IN MAINE

>> BECAUSE THEY LOOK DIFFERENT

THEY ARE SO AFRAID TO LEAVE

-- AFRAID.

MORGAN: BAN HAMEED HAS BEEN IN

WESTBROOK FOR 3 YEARS NOW FROM

THREE KIDS CAME RE FIRST.

>> THEY PUT A BOMB IN MY

HUSBAND'S CAR AND HE GOT BURNED

ALL OVER HIS BODY.

MORGAN: SHE SAYS IT TOOK A YEAR

BEFORE SHE WAS ABLE TO BE WITH

HER FAMILY AGA.

>> IT WAS THE BEST DAY IN MY

E OF COURSE MEETING MY FAMILY

AGAIN.

MORGAN: BAN WAS A TEACHER IN

IRAQ HER HUSBAND AN ENGINEER SHE

QUICKLY MET ZOE AND S SPENT A

LOT OF TIME AS A VOLUNTEER WITH

THR NEAAO WHEN SHE)S NOT WORKING

AS AN INTERPRETER.

WITHIN THE NEAAO THEY AR

BRINGING PEOPLE OUTSIDE AND INTO

THE COMMUNIT

>> WE'RE GOING TO BE DOING

DANCING, CRAFT EXERCISING ALL

TOGETHER

MORGAN: BRIDGING THE GAP WITHIN

THE COMMUNITY OF WESTBROOK HAS

ALSO BECOME THE MISSION OF CITY

LEADERS LIKE POLICE CHIEF JANINE

ROBERTS.

>> WE WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT WE

ARE SERVING THEM TO THE BEST O

OUR ABILITY RECOGNIZING THAT

THERE ARE A LOT OH LIMITATNS

AND THERE IS A LOT OF EDUCATION

AND AWARENESS THAT NEE TO BE

HAPPENING.

MORGAN: ONE WAY THEY ARE DOING

THIS IS BREAKING DOWN BARRIE

AMONGST THE DIFRENT CULTURES.

>> I AM VERY, VERY EXCITED TO

WELCOME EVERYBODY HERE TO THE

VERY FIRST NEIGHBORHOOD CONNECT

NIGHT FOR THE BROWN STREET

NEIGHBORHOOD

MORGAN: THE OPPORTUNITY ALLIANCE

IS A COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY F

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

EVENTS LIKE THIS MONTHLY DINNE

HAPPENING IN OTHER PLACES LIKE

SOUTH PORTLAND HAVE BECOME QUITE

SUCCESSFUL

>> BY THE END OF THE YEAR WE'VE

GOT 175 TO 200 PEOE COMING.

MORGAN: ZOE BELIEVES IN THE END

IT WILL BE HER NEIGHBORS WHO

MAKE THE DIFFERENC

>> I REALLY BELIEVE IN THE

GOODNESS OF THE PEOPLE IN MAIN

I TOTALLY DO BELIEVE T

MORGAN: ZOE IS HOPING ONE DAY

THEY WILL HAVE OFFICES IN PLAC

ALL OVER MAINE AND NEW ENGLAND.

YOU CAN SEE THIS STORY AGAIN ON

For more infomation >> Westbrook strives for inclusion of immigrant community - Duration: 2:58.

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First responders honored for efforts during Pulse nightclub attack - Duration: 1:15.

TWO MEMBERS OF THE ORANGE

COUNTY OFFICE WERE RECOGNISED

FOR THEIR AMAZING EFFORTS THAT

MORNINGS.

>> Reporter: BEFORE HIS NAME WAS

CALLED FOR RECOGNITION, THIS

RESERVE SERGEANT REMINDED US HOW

SO MANY DID SO MUCH.

>> TO LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE THAT

PROVIDED SUPPLIES, AND WHAT THEY

HAVE SEEN AND EXPERIENCED.

AND REALLY MAKES IT A HUMBLING

EXPERIENCE.

>> THE SHERIFF'S HEAD OFFICE ON

OURED ROSARIO FOR HIS RESCUE

EFFORTS.

>> THE HEROS ARE THE FAMILIES,

THE VICTIMS THAT SURVIVED IT.

YOU KNOW, THEY WERE IN THERE FOR

THE ENTIRE ORDEAL.

THOSE, TO ME ARE THE HEROS.

>> CARRYING THE VICTIMS...

>> Reporter: ALSO HONOURED, THE

CHAPLAIN OF THE YEAR, WILLIE

BARNES.

>> REALLY BEING THERE TO COMFORT

THEM.

I THINK AT THE TIME THEY NEED A

SHOULDER TO LEAN ON, KNOWING

WHAT HAPPENED.

WE NEED TO BE PREPARED AND READY

TO DO WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO.

IT WASN'T A TIME FOR US TO CRY

OR FEEL SAD.

For more infomation >> First responders honored for efforts during Pulse nightclub attack - Duration: 1:15.

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Strong statement made against proposed border wall - Duration: 1:08.

REPORTER: THE LAS CRUCES CITY

COUNCIL CHAMBERS WERE PACKED

TODAY PEOPLE CAME TO SEE WHETHER

THEIR CITY COUNCILORS WOUL

OPPOSE A BORDER WALL ON THE

SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO BORDER.

THE CITY COUNCIL BROUGHT UP A

RESOLUTION THAT REQUESTS T

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO LOOK FOR

MORE EFFECTIVE AND HUMANE WAYS

TO SOLVE THE IMMIGRATION CRISIS.

CITY COUNCILOR GREGORY SMI

TOLD US THE WALL WOULD HURT

TRADE BETWEEN MEXICO AND NEARBY

CITIES IN THE US.

THE DISCUSSION TOOK HOURS WITH

MORE THAN A DOZEN WEIGHING ON ON

HOW THE WALL WOULD EFFECT LIVES

IN SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO.

WE IN THIS COUNTRY HAVE BORNE

THE BRUNT OF THE ILLEGAL

POPULATION COMING INTO OUR

COUNTRY FOR MANY YEARS.

IT IS GOING TO COST TENS OF

BILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

IT WILL NOT BE EFFECTIVE.

IT WILL DISRUPT FAMILY LIFE IN

THE BORDERLAND.

REPORTER: THAT RESOLUTION PASSED

6 TO 1.

NOW THE CITY DOESN'T OWN ANY

LAND ON THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE

COUNTY

THE RESOLUTION WAS INTENDED TO

For more infomation >> Strong statement made against proposed border wall - Duration: 1:08.

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Lancaster County woman wire-transferred over $1K for puppy; How to avoid puppy scams - Duration: 0:50.

BE FINISHED BY THE

END OF MAY, 2018.

BACK TO YOU.

BRIAN: NEWS 8 IS "ON YOUR

SIDE" TONIGHT WITH A

SCAM

ALERT INVOLVING PUPPIES, OF

ALL THINGS.

STATE POLICE SAY A 77-YEAR-OLD

LANCASTER COUNTY WOMAN

ANSWERED AN ADVERTISEMENT FROM

GEORGIA.

THE WOMAN THOUGHT SHE WAS

BUYING A RED POODLE

PUPPY FROM

SOMEONE IN BERLIN, GEORGIA.

THE SCAMMER TOLD HER TO SEND

NEARLY $1500 THROUGH

A WESTERN

UNION WIRE TRANSFER.

SHE DID, BUT SHE DID NOT GET

THE

PUPPY AND IS NOW OUT

$1,428.

PROTECT YOURSELF FROM THESE

KIND OF

SCAMS BY ONLY DEALING

WITH A KNOWN DOG BREEDER IN

YOUR AREA.

MANY HAVE CONNECTIONS ACROSS

THE NATION AND CAN HELP

YOU

GET THE PET YOU'RE LOOKING

FOR.

AND SOMETHING I'VE SAID BEFORE

AND CANNOT STRESS

ENOUGH,

NEVER WIRE TRANSFER MONEY TO

SOMEONE YOU DO NOT KNOW.

For more infomation >> Lancaster County woman wire-transferred over $1K for puppy; How to avoid puppy scams - Duration: 0:50.

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New Warren Theatre coming to Midwest City - Duration: 0:46.

KOCO'S MECCA RAYNE BRINGS US THE

DETAILS FOR THE NEW SITE NEAR

15TH AND SOONE

MECC WHAT YOU SEE BEHIND ME IS

PHASE ONE.

NEXT-DOOR WILL BE THE CADILLAC

OF ALL THEATERS, IT WILL BE HOME

TO THE WAR IN THEATER -WARREN

THEATER.

TH AREA, WAS KNOWN F A

TORNADO, BUT SOON IT WILL BE

DATE NIGHT FOR MANY.

WHEN A COUPLE GOES AND GOES

TO A MOVIE, THEY'LL SPEND O

AVERAGE 125.

THAT MONEY WILL STAY IN MIDWEST

For more infomation >> New Warren Theatre coming to Midwest City - Duration: 0:46.

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Protesters demand town hall meeting outside closed Fischer meeting - Duration: 0:43.

RECEIVE THEIR NOTICE IN MAY.

KETV NEWSWATCH 7.

>>> HOHO, HAS GOT TO GO.

>> HEATED WORDS FOR THE NEBRASKA

SENATOR TODAY.

THIS PROTEST GATHERED OUTSIDE

HER CLOSED DOOR MEETING WITH THE

LINCOLN BUSINESS GROUP.

THEY WANT HER TO HOLD A PUBLIC

TOWN HALL.

ONE VOTER WOULD SHARE THIS

MESSAGE IF SHE COULD TALK WITH

THE SENATOR.

>> NOT FOR THE BUSINESS INTEREST

THAT RUN THEIR CAMPAIGNS AND GET

THEM INTO PUBLIC OFFICE.

>> SHE WOULD NOT DO THE AN

INTERVIEW WITH US TODAY.

For more infomation >> Protesters demand town hall meeting outside closed Fischer meeting - Duration: 0:43.

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Girls Class A swimming - Duration: 0:31.

OF COURSE

A BIG DAY FOR

TOURNAMENT HOOPS, BUT LET'S

START WITH ACTION IN THE POOL.

THE CLASS 'A' GIRLS SWIM

CHAMPIONSHIP.

CLASS 'A'' BOYS SWIMMING

CHAMPIONSHIPS AT BOWDOIN

A RECORD SETTING DAFOR

BRUNSWICK SENIOR CAITLIN TYCZ.

IN THE 200 METER FREESTYLE SHE

DOMINATES WINNING BNEARLY

EIGHT SECONDS.

TYCZ WHO WILL SWIM AT USC NEXT

YEAR, BROKE THE STATE RECORD IN

THE PROCESS.

SHE ALSO WON THE 100 METER

BUTTERFLY.

CONY WON E TEAM TITLE ITS

FIRST EVER BRUNSWI WAS SECOND,

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The Blacklist: Redemption - The First Two Minutes (Sneak Peek) - Duration: 2:02.

-Rubber baby buggy bumpers. Rubber baby buggy bumpers.

♫♫

Rubber baby buggy bumpers.

Anna Copeland.

I need to know who took her and her son.

Her captor. I want his name.

-I was granted asylum. -Did you know he took her child?

-Once we exit Russian airspace, your country will be --

-I don´t work for my country.

-The people protecting me will come for you.

-You should know I have anger issues.

My therapist says it´s because I have no coping mechanism,

that to avoid conflict, I hold everything in,

let things build up until, all of a sudden...

-Wait. Wait, wait.

-You had your chance.

-Aah! Aaaah!

-Who took Anna Copeland?

-Aah! Aaaah!

-His name.

-Bray. Leland Bray.

[ Beep ] Please.

-We got what we came for.

[ Beep ]

-Where are we? What´s going on?

-Still inside Russian airspace, so no laws were broken.

Only you.

We have a name -- Leland Bray.

-You want me to contact the agency?

-No, I want you to find Tom Keen.

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Video: Sen. Van Hollen touts Port of Baltimore's record-setting year - Duration: 1:39.

A UNITED STATES SENATOR.

KIND OF GIVES YOU A GOOD SHOT

OF THE WORKING HARBOR.

REPORTER: SENATOR VAN HOLLEN'S

VISIT COMES ON THE HEELS OF A

RECORD-SETTING YEAR FOR THE PORT

OF BALTIMORE.

SURPASSED 10 MILLION TONS OF

CARGO FOR THE FIRST TIME HANDL

A RECORD NUMBER OF CONTAINERS.

>> THE PORT OF BALTIMORE IS A

HUGE JOB ENGINE FOR THE STATE OF

MARYLAND.

IT IS GROWING, IT IS BREAKING

RECORDS.

REPORTER: IT'S GENERATING

140,000 DIRECT AND INDIRECT

JOBS, ACCORDING TO STATE

ESTIMATES, $3 BILLION IN WAGES

MORE THAN $310 MILLION IN TAX

REVENUE.

AND IT COULD DO EVEN MORE

OFFICIALS SAY, WITH AN INFUSION

OF FEDERAL FUNDS.

>> SENATE DEMOCRATS HAVE PUT

TOGETHER A BLUEPRINT.

AND WE'VE ASKED THE

ADMINISTRATION AND REPUBLICANS

TO JOIN US IN THAT EFFOR

SO FAR WE HAVEN'T HEARD FROM

THEM.

BUT WE WILL CONTINUE TO PRESS.

REPORTER: NO RESPONSE YET FROM

PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP NO

DETAILS ON A PLAN.

DESPITE HIS CAMPAIGN PROMISE OF

A $1 TRILLION INVESTMENT IN

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS.

WE ASKED THE SENATOR IF HOPE,

HAD TURNED UNCERTAINTY.

>> WE'RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO

PRESS.

AND I HOPE THAT WE WILL GET

BEYOND SOME OF THE CRAZINESS IN

WASHINGTON AND BE ABLE TO FOCUS

ON THIS ISSUE GOING FORWAR

REPORTER: INFRASTRUCTURE MAY BE

A UNIFYING ISSUE FOR BOT

PARTIES DOUBT IT WASHINGTON,

D.C. RIGHT NOW, BUT

HISTORICALLY, DEMOCRATS AND

REPUBLICANS HAVE HAD VERY

DIFFERENT IDEAS ON HOW TO PAY

FOR IT.

AT THE PORT OF BALTIMORE, I'M

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Showers possible tonight, early Wednesday AM - Duration: 2:56.

FORECAST WITH CHIEF

METEROLOGIST JOE CALHOUN.

JOE: MORE MILD WEATHER ON THE

WAY.

THINK ABOUT

IT.

TODAY, COOLEST OF THE LAST

FOUR DAYS.

WE'RE STILL IN THE 50'S.

YEAH, A LITTLE

COOLER BECAUSE

WE HAD MORE CLOUD COVER.

YOU CAN SEE THAT ON OUR

HARRISBURG SKYCAM.

WE HAD

THAT NORTHERLY BREEZE

YESTERDAY THAT BROUGHT A

LITTLE BIT OF CHILLY AIR LAST

NIGHT.

CLOUDS KEPT IT FROM

GETTING

TOO WARM.

51°° IN HARRISBURG RIGHT NOW,

SOUTHEAST WINDS ARE ONLY AT 3

MILES-AN-HOUR, SO FAIRLY MILD,

OUR FORECAST THROUGH THE

EVENING

HOURS, PRETTY MUCH ON

THE CLOUDY SIDE.

WE'RE LOOKING AT TEMPERATURES

THROUGH THE EVENING,

PROBABLY

GOING TO STAY IN THE 40'S FOR

MOST PART.

A LITTLE COOL, BUT NOTHING

TERRIBLY CHILLY.

AND WON'T BE AS COLD TONIGHT

AS LAST NIGHT, DOWN NEAR

FREEZING.

SOME SPOTS EVEN HIT THE UPPER

20'S LAST NIGHT.

THAT WAS BEFORE THE CLOUDS

CAME IN.

BUT WE'RE GOING

TO KEEP THOSE

CLOUDS AROUND, THAT WILL KEEP

IT A LITTLE MILDER.

NOW, THERE ARE A FEW SPOTTY

SHOWERS.

I'LL SHOW YOU THOSE ON RADAR.

WE SEE A FEW OF THOSE, BUT IF

WE

SEE ANYTHING MORE LIKE

SPRINKLE, WE COULD SEE A FEW

OF THOSE TOMORROW MORNING.

THEN THE CLOUDS MAY GIVE WAY

TO MORE

SUNSHINE TOMORROW

AFTERNOON.

NOT GOING TO TURN OUT TO BE A

SUNNY AFTERNOON.

I STILL THINK IT'S RATHER

CLOUDY BUT A LITTLE SUNNIER

THAN TODAY.

60°° TO 64°°,

TOO, WELL ABOVE

AVERAGE.

NOT A RECORD TOMORROW BUT IT'S

POSSIBLE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

WE GET UP CLOSE TO THAT.

THERE'S A BIG STORM DOWN

SOUTH, HEAVY THUNDERSTORMS IN

PARTS OF MISSISSIPPI AND ALSO

MOVING THROUGH ALABAMA AND

WESTERN GEORGIA, THE FLORIDA

PANHANDLE.

THAT'S NOT COMING NORTH,

THAT'S

ACTUALLY HEADING

SOUTHBOUND.

THIS WEAK LITTLE LINE OF

SHOWERS HERE FROM OHIO, BACK

UP IN WESTERN NEW

YORK, THAT'S

A WEAK FRONT, BUT IT'S NEVER

GOING TO GET HERE.

TEMPERATURES, UP AND DOWN

THE

EAST COAST, PRETTY MILD.

BOSTON, 38°°, BUT LOOK AT.

THIS 68°° ALL

AROUND THE SIOUX

FALLS.

THERE'S NO COLD AIR AROUND.

80°° IN

DALLAS!

VERY MILD WEATHER PATTERN,

INDEED.

THIS WEAK FRONT, OFF TO THE

NORTH, YOU SEE SOME

OF THESE

SHOWERS, THEY'RE REALLY

SCOOTING OFF TO OUR NORTH AND

EAST.

I DON'T THINK THEY'RE GOING TO

GET DOWN

HERE TONIGHT.

MAYBE A SPRINKLE, THAT'S ABOUT

IT.

LOOK AT THE NUMBERS.

EVERYBODY, AT LEAST

NEAR THAT

50°° MARK AND THAT'S PRETTY OF

THE WAY IT IS ALL AROUND THE

SUSQUEHANNA

VALLEY.

GETTYSBURG, YORK, HARRISBURG,

ALL AT 51°°, 49°° UP IN

SELINSGROVE.

LET'S TIME IT OUT.

CLOUDS AROUND, COULD BE A FEW

SPRINKLE, WE'RE IN THE 40'S

THIS EVENING, MAYBE UPPER

30'S, LOW 40'S TONIGHT.

PREDICTOR SHOW AS FEW

SPRINKLES BUT

I JUST DON'T SEE

MUCH.

TOMORROW AFTERNOON, LOOK AT

IT, NUMBERS AGAIN ABOVE THAT

60°° MARK.

AND WE COULD EVEN GO HIGHER.

I THINK

WE'RE UP NEAR 70°° BOTH

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AND

THAT'S DESPITE SOME CLOUDS.

COULD BE A SHOWER AROUND

EITHER DAY BUT

IT LOOKS LIKE A

BETTER CHANCE AS WE GO INTO

THE WEEKEND WITH SOME SHOWERS

COMING IN ON A COLD

FRONT.

YEAH, COOLS IT DOWN INTO THE

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One-on-one with first African-American lawyer elected to be a judge - Duration: 1:15.

JUDGE.

FARRON: HANGING IN A SMALL

CLOSET ARE THE ROBES OF THE

HONORABLE BRADLEY HARPER.

WE FOUND HIM TYPING AWAY AT HIS

DESK BY A PAINTING OF THURGOOD

MARSHALL.

>> OUR JUSTICE SYSTEM DOESN'T

NECESSARILY REFLECT THE

POPULATION OF PEOPLE THAT ARE

GOING THROUGH IT, OR THE

POPULATION IN THE COUNTY.

FARRON: ACCORDING TO THE BUREAU

OF JUSTICE, ONE IN THREE BLACK

MEN CAN EXPECT TO GO TO PRISON

IN THEIR LIFETIME.

HARPER TOLD ME THAT'S WHY MORE

PEOPLE NEED TO DO WHAT HE'S

DONE.

>> I'VE SEEN BOTH SIDES OF TH

BENCH IN MY FAMILY, SO IT'S

REALLY IMPORTANT TO ME TO WORK

HARD EVERYDAY TO TRY TO GET IT

RIGHT.

FARRON: AND WITH THE SEAL OF THE

STATE BEHIND HIM, HE CAN.

WE RARELY GET TO SEE THIS SIDE

OF THE JUSTICE SYSTEM, BUT WHEN

THE COURTROOM WAS EMPTY HE ALSO

LET US COME BACK TO SEE WHERE HE

NOW HAS A SEAT.

>> I THINK IN ADDITION TO A

SKILLSET, A CONNECTION TO THE

COMMUNITY HELPS GIVES YOU A

BALANCED APPROACH TO BEING A

JUDGE.

FARRON: AS A PALM BEACH NATIVE

AND PROUD FLORIDIAN, JUDGE

HARPER NOW BECOMES ONE OF JUST

SEVEN BLACKS ON THE BENCH IN

PALM BEACH COUNTY.