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At first, it was little known Republicans who were trying to have town halls, that got

disrupted by people angry about the fact that Republicans wanted to repeal the Affordable

Care Act and effectively take away healthcare for millions of people.

Now, that anger has spread.

It's not just the little peon Republicans here and there.

This week in Texas, people in Ted Cruz's, went to his office in Texas and held a town

hall without Ted Cruz where they were protesting the fact that not only do they want to get

rid of healthcare for millions of Americans but the fact that they refuse to investigate

any of the potential illegal activities of the Trump administration.

Ted Cruz isn't alone.

The same thing happened to Mitch McConnell and Joni Ernst.

Joni Ernst had a town hall this week, was met with cries of this is your last term.

Here's the thing.

This is why this is important.

This is why Ted Cruz being confronted and Mitch McConnell being confronted and Joni

Ernst and every other Republican trying to talk to their constituents, there is a lot

of anger in the United States right now and it's not just over the Affordable Care Act.

People want answers into the potential wrong doing of the Trump administration and Republicans

are staying silent.

As Rand Paul put it last week, it doesn't make sense for Republicans to investigate

other Republicans but to the public it does.

If this anger continues, if it sustains itself there is going to be a sea change in the United

State Congress in the 2018 midterms.

They cannot continue to piss off their constituents and bet on being reelected.

How are they gonna run a campaign when everything they've done, their voters have spoken out

against, their voters have confronted them about?

I know Donald Trump is out there on Twitter attacking these people, saying that it's just

sad, calling them paid protestors, demeaning every action that they do.

You know what?

Every time he does that, these crowds larger, people get angrier and they get more active.

Here's the catch.

You have keep it up.

If this anger does not sustain itself, if you let it go, if you move on, if you do not

continue to hold your Republican officials accountable and Democrats, let's be fair,

they all need to be held accountable.

If you let it go, you're going to end up voting 'em right back in and we're going to go through

the same thing for another two years.

You'll get pissed off at first, let it go, reelect them and get pissed off again.

We have seen this cycle play out too many times.

It happened in 2012.

It happened in 2014 and it happened in 2016.

I hope that the voters sustain this level of anger.

I hope that they continue to confront Republicans who want to destroy the environment, destroy

our healthcare system, let Wall Street run rampant.

We have to do something and right now, these people that are out there confronting Republicans,

protesting the policies of both the Republicans and the President, that is the greatest hope

for the future as long as it can be sustained.

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Interstellar Ending Scene | Interstellar (2014) | 4K ULTRA HD - Duration: 4:15.

- Mr. Cooper. The family's all in there. - Yeah.

Family?

Yeah, they all came out to see her. She's been in cryo-sleep for almost two years.

You told them I like farming.

It was me, Murph.

I was your ghost.

I know.

People didn't believe me. They thought that I was doing it all myself.

But...

I knew who it was.

Nobody believed me.

But I knew you'd come back.

How?

Because my dad promised me.

Well, I'm here now, Murph.

I'm here.

No.

No parent should have to watch their own child die.

I have my kids here for me now.

You go.

Where?

Brand.

She's out there...

setting up camp.

Alone...

in a strange galaxy.

Maybe right now she's settling in for the long nap...

by the light of our new sun...

in our new home.

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Accused carjacker crashes into Louisville day care with children inside - Duration: 1:41.

SAW

THAT PERSON AND WILL COME

FORWAR

>> YOU COULD HAVE HURT A CHILD.

>> Reporter: FRIEDA LOGAN IS

ANGRY AND EXHAUSTED FROM

CLEANING UP SOMEONE ELSE'S MESS.

>> AND FOR THIS TO HAPPE -- ALL

I COULD SAY IS GOD WAS WITH

EVERYBODY LAST NIGHT.

>> Reporter: THIS WAS THE SCENE

AT THE CORNER OF 5TH AND WINKLER

AVENUE.

A CAR HAD CRASHED THROUGH THE

WALL OF THE LITTLE ACHIEVERS

ACADEMY.

>> POLICE CAME AND BLOCKED IT

OFF.

>> Reporter: THE DAYCARE IS OPEN

24/7.

WE'RE TOLD THERE WERE CHILDREN

INSIDE, BUT THANKFULLY, THEY

WERE IN A DIFFERENT ROOM.

ON WEDNESDAY FALLEN BRICKS

FILLED THE PARKING LOT, AS WELL

AS THE DENTED AND DAMAGED CAR.

>> HE THINKS THAT THE CAR HIT

HIM, BUT HE'S REALLY NOT FOR

SURE.

HE JUST KNOWS THAT TODAY HE WOKE

UP REALLY SORE.

>> Reporter: LOGAN SAYS ONE OF

HER

EMPLOYEES FOUND SOMEONE INSIDE

HIS CAR TUESDAY NIGHT.

>> HE WENT AND TOLD HIM, HEY, WA

YOU DOING IN MY CAR?

>> Reporter: THERE WAS A

STRUGGLE.

>> TRIED TO GRAB HIM OUT THE

CAR, AND THAT'S WHEN THE

ASSAILANT FLOORED IT AND DROVE

INTO THE BUILDING, AND JUMPED

OUT THE CAR AND RAN OFF.

>> Reporter: LOGAN HOPES HE'S

CAUGHT QUICKLY, BECAUSE SHE SA

CAUGHT QUICKLY, BECAUSE SHE SAYS

THINGS COULD HAVE BEEN SO MUCH

WORSE.

>> IF ANYBODY KNOWS ANYTHING, IF

THEY COULD PLEASE REPORT IT, IT

WOULD BE APPRECIATED, BECAUSE

WHAT IF KIDS WAS IN THE

CLASSROOM?

>> Reporter: THE DAYCARE WILL BE

CLOSED AGAIN TOMORROW.

I'M TOLD THE BUILDING WAS

INSPECTED TODAY, AND THE CREW

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Weather Wednesday: Enjoying the warm weather - Duration: 1:33.

COVERAGE.

JOSH?

REPORTER: YES, THAT'S RIGHT,

TOM.

I'M GETTING MY WALK ON, BEEN OUT

WALKING THIS AFTERNOON AS SO

MANY OTHER PEOPLE DID AS WELL.

IT WAS WARM, IT WAS SUNNY, JUST

FELT SO WARM BECAUSE OF COURSE

WE'RE NOT USED TO TEMPERATURES

UP AS HIGH AS THEY GOT TODAY.

AND OF COURSE WE SAW PEOPLE N

HAVING TO WEAR THEIR JACKETS

TODAY, SHEDDING THOSE, JOGGERS

OUT THERE IN THEIR SHORTS AND

T-SHIRTS.

LOOK WHAT ELSE HAS BEEN GOING ON

HERE TODAY.

WE HAVE PEOPLE RIDING THEIR

MOTORCYCLES AROUND, AND SEVERAL

MOTORCYCLES.

AND WE TALKED TO PEOPLE AND

ASKED THEM WHEN THEY THOUGHT

ABOUT THIS CHANGE OF EVENTS,

VERY DIFFERENT THAN LAS YEAR.

>> DEFINITELY OVERDRESSED.

IT'S NICE BEING SNAPPED OUT OF

THE WINTER DOLDRUMS.

>> QUITE A BIT DIFFERENT FROM

LAST WEEK.

>> YES, IT'S AWESOME, HOPE IT

STAYS.

>> MAJOR DIFFERENCE, IT'S MUCH

WARMER NOW, SO HOPEFULLY ALL THE

SNOW MELTS.

>> I GOT HERE LIKE A WEEK AGO

AND YOU KNOW HOW IT WAS SNOWING,

SO RIGHT NOW I'M ENJOYING THE

DAY, IT'S AWESOME.

>> WHAT HAVE YOU GOT THERE?

>> A BEN AND JERRY'S ICE CREAM,

BECAUSE IT'S DELICIOUS AND IT'S

NICE OUT

REPORTER: THERE WERE ACTUALLY

PEOPLE EATING ICE CREAM OUT THIS

AFTERNOON.

ABSOLUTELY NO SNOW RIGHT HERE

THERE. ARE MANY BARE SPOTS

AROUND THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE

STATE.

STILL PLENTY MORE SNOW FARTHER

NORTH.

BUT OF COURSE THE TEMPERATURES,

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Mayor orders 'eyesore' Mount Washington sign to be taken down - Duration: 0:59.

OR SAYS

THIS WHOLE THING HAS BEEN A

WASTE OF TAX DOLLARS.

MIKE C: YOU'VE SEEN IT BEFORE.

MAYOR BILL PEDUTO SAYS THAT SIGN

IS A BLATANT VIOLATION OF ZONING

LAWS AND BUILDING CODES.

THEY SAY THE ADVERTISING COMPANY

MUST REMOVE WHAT HE CALLS AN

EMBARRASSING EYESORE.

THE CITY ORDERED THE SIGN BE

TAKEN DOWN LAST JUNE BUT THE

COMPANY APPEALED THAT DECISION.

THE ZONING BOARD LAST WEEK

REJECTED THE APPEAL.

THEY SAY THE SIGN IS IN

VIOLATION BECAUSE SIGNS MAY NOT

BE ENLARGED ADDED TO OR REPLACED

BY ANOTHER NONCONFORMING SIGN OR

BY A NONCONFORMING USE OR

STRUCTURE.

THE HUGE BILLBOARD STRUBGT

STRUCTUR

STRUCTURE HAS BEEN IN

PLACE SINCE THE 1930S.

THE SPRINT SIGN WHAT'S

RECOLLECTED LAST MAY AND IT HAS

BEEN A NINE MONTH LEGAL BATTLE

EVERY SINCE.

NO WORD ON WHAT HAPPENS NEXT.

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Video: Kasem, Rooney support legislation to visit ailing parents - Duration: 1:39.

THEIR DAUGHTERS ARE SEEKING A

MORE LASTING TRIBUTE, NOT

NECESSARILY IN THEIR NAMES, THAT

WILL HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT FOR

FAMILIES HERE IN MD AND ACROSS

THE COUNTRY.

>> WHEN YOU ARE TOLD YOU ARE

NEVER GOING TO SEE YOUR DAD

AGAIN AND YOU KNOW HE IS SICK

AND YOU DON'T KNOW HOW LONG HE

HAS IT IS THE MOST PAINFUL THING

, YOU COULD EVER IMAGINE.

DAVID KERRI KASEM IS THE

: DAUGHTER OF LEGENDARY RADIO

D.J. KASEY KASEM.

KASEM'S SECOND WIFE MOVED HER

HUSBAND FROM STATE TO STATE

, TAKING HIM AWAY FROM HIS

CHILDREN DURING THE FINAL DAYS

OF HIS LIFE.

KERIE NEVER GOT TO SAY GOODBYE.

IN MANY STATES GUARDIANS ARE

LEGALLY ALLOWED TO CHOOSE WHO

CAN VISIT AND DON'T ALWAYS LOOK

, AFTER THE BEST INTEREST OF WHO

THEY OVERSEE.

>> THEY COLLECT PEOPLE.

SO WHETHER YOU HAVE MONEY OR NOT

YOU CAN HAVE A GUARDIAN THAT HAS

80 TO A 100 PEOPLE UNDER THEM.

THEY ARE NOT VISITING AND THEY

ARE ISOLATING PEOPLE.

THEY ARE USING PEOPLE AS HUMAN

ATM MACHINES.

DAVID KERRI STARTED KASEM CARES,

: A NONPROFIT TO LOBBY FOR

VISITATION RIGHTS BILLS IN ALL

50 STATES.

IN MARYLAND, THE LEGISLATION

EXPANDS THE DUTIES THAT A COURT

MAY GRANT TO A GUARDIAN.

>> PETITION THE COURT.

THE COURT WILL SEND WHETHER ITS

AN ATTORNEY OR A SOCIAL WORKER

TO GO VISIT WITH THE PERSON THAT

HAS BEEN ISOLATED AND WOULD ASK

THEM YOU WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE

SIN?

YOUR KIDS HAVEN'T ABANDONED YOU.

-- SEEN?

YOUR KIDS HAVEN'T ABANDONED YOU.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE SEEN AND IF

THEY SAY NO IT ENDS THERE.

DAVID: KELLY ROONEY, THE

DAUGHTER OF HOLLYWOOD LEGEND

MICKEY ROONEY, IS ALSO PART OF

THE LOBBYING EFFORT IN MARYLAND.

>> THERE'S PEOPLE THAT ARE

WAITING FOR THESE BILLS TO PASS

SO THEY CAN GO SEE THEIR LOVED

ONES AND THEIR LOVED ONES ARE

WAITING TO SEE THEM.

DAVID THE BILL ALSO REQUIRES

: GUARDIANS TO NOTIFY FAMILIES

WHEN A LOVED ONE HAS BEEN IN THE

HOSPITAL 3 OR MORE DAYS OR HAS

DIED.

11 STATES HAVE PASSED SIMILAR

LEGISLATION OR ARE CONSIDERING

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'I really do think it's time,' OKC Mayor Mick Cornett says - Duration: 1:35.

POLITICS MAY NOT BE OVER YET.

KOCO'S CRYSTAL PRICE IS LIVE AT

CITY HALL.

JONATHAN: -- CRYSTAL: AS TO WHAT

IS NEXT HE'S NOT SAYING FOR SURE

, BUT HE SAYS THERE ARE A FEW

POSITIONS IN MIND AT THE STATE

CAPITAL.

MAYOR MICK CORNETT SAYS HE WON'T

RUN AGAIN NEXT TERM.

>> MY EMOTIONS SAID YOU LOVE

THIS JOB, DON'T EVER GIVE IT UP,

MY HEAD SAID YOU'VE BEEN IN FOUR

TERMS, IT IS TIME TO LET SOMEONE

ELSE COME IN.

CRYSTAL: ELECTED IN 2004,

CORNETT IS CREDITING BY MANY FOR

TURNING OKLAHOMA INTO A BIG

LEAGUE CITY AND FOR THE

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MAPS

PROJECT.

BUT CORNETT SAYS HE STILL HAS

ONE YEAR TO GO AND THERE'S

PLENTY MORE TO BE DONE.

>> I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OUR

REVENUE STABILIZE.

I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO SEE US COME

UP WITH A PLAN FOR ADDRESSING

OUR INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS.

CRYSTAL: AS FOR WHAT'S NEXT

CORNETT SAYS HE'S NOT SURE.

>> I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW, I AM AN

UNRESTRICTED AGENT IF THERE ARE

ANY NBA TEAMS THAT ARE LOOKING

FOR HELP.

CRYSTAL: BUT HE DOES HAVE HIS

EYE ON POSSIBLY RUNNING FOR LT.

GOVERNOR.

>> I KNOW WHATEVER I DO, ITS

GOING TO BE TOUGH TO MATCH UP TO

THIS, BECAUSE I REALLY ENJOYED

THIS ROLE.

CRYSTAL: CORNETT STILL HAS ONE

YEAR TO GO AS MAYOR.

THE PRIMARY ELECTION FOR MAYOR

WILL BE NEXT FEBRUARY AND THE

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Video: Kids express confusion over apparent 'sick-out' at Baltimore school - Duration: 1:44.

TI THIS'S AND STUDENTS

SCRABBLING TO CHANGE PLANS.

>> THEY SAID THE TEACHERS AND

THEM WERE NOT CAN BE HERE, SO

THE OTHER PEOPLE HAD TO WATCH

US.

TIM: NONE OF THIS MADE SENSE TO

THIS TENCH TILGHMAN 3RD GRADER.

HE WASN'T THE ONLY ONE CONFUSED

WHEN HE WALKED INTO THE NEAR

EMPTY SCHOOL BUILDING.

THIS UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

STUDENT INTERN TOLD US WHAT WHAT

SHE WITNESSE

>> AND THE KIDS ARE TRYING TO

UNDERSTAND WHERE THEIR TEACHERS

AR

THE ART TEACHER IS HERE AND THE

KIDS ARE SAYING WHY ARE ALL MY

TEACHERS SICK?

TIM: CONCERNED PARENTS WERE ALSO

HARD PRESSED TO MAKE SENSE OF

WHAT WAS TAKING PLACE.

>> WE JUST GOT A CALL FROM ONE

OF THE TEACHERS HERE TELLING US,

ASKING US TO COME AND GET OUR

SON OR WHATEVER BECAUSE THEY

DON'T HAVE ENOUGH TEACHERS HER

TIM: SOURCES TELL 11 NEWS ONLY 2

TEACHERS SHOWED UP FOR WORK EVEN

THOUGH THERE ARE MORE THAN 20 ON

STAFF.

THE CITY SCHOOL CEO ISSUED

STATEMENT, SAYING IN PAR "THAT

APPROPRIATE ACTION WILL BE TAKEN

IF STAFF MEMBERS ARE DETERMINED

TO HAVE USED LEAVE TIME IN WAYS

OTHER THAN PERMITTED UNDER

DISTRICT POLICY AND PRACTICE.

."

>> THERE WERE NO TEACHERS TO

TEACH SO I THINK THEY GAVE THE

PARENTS A COURTESY CALL TO LET

THE THEM KNOW THE BUILDING WAS

STILL OPEN BUT THAT THERE ARE

NO TEACHERS HERE TODAY

TIM: BUT THE BUILDING REMAINED

OPEN FOR THE 60 OR SO STUDENTS

WHOSE PARENTS COULD NOT PICK

THEM UP.

WE TRIED TO TALK TO THE SCHOOL'S

PRINCPAL ABOUT THE TEACHER

SICKOUT.

>> EVERYTHING IS OK.

EDIE HAS ALL THE INFORMATION AND

WE ARE DOING THE BEST WE CAN

WITH WHAT WE HAVE.

TIM: RIG NOW THE SCHOOL SYSTEM

, COULD LAY OFF AS MANY AS 1,000

TEACHERS IN ORDER TO REDUCE THE

BUDGET DEFICIT.

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Chicago Justice - Antonio's Next Chapter: Justice (Digital Exclusive) - Duration: 1:07.

- I'm happy in Intelligence.

I'm making a change in the investigator's office.

- Are you -- you're offering me? - Yeah.

- I'm flattered, seriously, but I'm in the best unit in Chicago.

- What if I told you Sgt.

Boyd already signed off on you coming over?

- You trying to push me out of Intelligence?

- I didn't sign off on you going there;

I recommended you.

It's your time, Antonio, to run your own crew.

- All I ever wanted to be was just a cop.

- Sounds like you still would be --

still bringing down the bad guys , still serving your city.

- You're taking a job over there?

Is it true?

- Yeah. - Say it ain't so, man.

- It's time for the next chapter.

It's hard to say goodbye.

It's been an honor working with you.

- Hear, hear! - Hear, hear!

- Hear, hear! - Welcome aboard, Antonio.

- Looking forward to working with you.

- All right, get on it.

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Police set to deploy drones - Duration: 1:51.

CAMILA ORTI REPORTS WITH A

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THIS NEW

STORY.

>> SIX LA VISTA POLICE OFFICERS

ARE GOING THROUGH THIS TRAINING

RIGHT NOW, HOPING THE NEW

TECHNOLOGY WILL HELP INCREASE

PUBLIC SAFETY.

A NEW IDEA IS TAKING OFF IN LA

VISTA.

>> MY RIGHT STICK IS FORWARD AND

BACKWARD.

>> POLICE OFFICERS ARE LEARNING

HOW TO OPERATE UNMANNED

AIRCRAFT, OR DRONES, TO BE

CERTIFIED TO USE THE

DEPARTMENT'S OWN.

>> AN OPPORTUNITY CAME UP WITH A

DONATION, TO PURCHASE THE

EQUIPMENT, SO WE DECIDED TO GIVE

IT A HARDER LOOK.

>> CAPTAIN BRYAN WAUGH SAYS THAT

IT HASN'T BEEN DEPLOYED YET, BUT

IT'LL HELP THE DEPARTMENT WITH

ACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION, AND

SEARCH AND RESCUE MISSIONS.

THE ONLY TAKEN TO THE SKY SO

FAR.

>> IT'LL ALLOW US DIFFERENT

VANTAGE POINTS WE DON'T HAVE

FROM THE GROUND.

>> AND AFTER TWO DAYS IN THE

CLASSROOM, HE WAS EXCITED TO GET

HIS HAND ON THE CONTROLS.

>> IT WAS PRETTY EASY, ALMOST

LIKE A VIDEO GAME.

>> BUT THE REGULATIONS YOU HAVE

TO REMEMBER AND FOLLOW FROM THE

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

AREN'T AS EASY.

>> HOW TO IDENTIFY AERIAL SPACE

ON MAPS.

>> AND RULES ON HOW HIGH AND

FAST YOU CAN FLY, VISIBILITY

RESTRICTIONS, AND ONE THAT MIGHT

SURPRISE YOU.

>> EIGHT HOURS BOTTLE TO

THROTTLE, YOU CAN'T CONSUME

ALCOHOL EIGHT HOURS PRIOR TO

TAKING COMMAND OF A DRONE.

>> AS TRAINING WRAPS UP, THE

CAPTAIN SAYS THE OFFICERS WILL

TAKE THEIR TEST INS THE NEXT FEW

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Bill's Evening Update - Duration: 2:38.

>> Bill: THIS EVENING IS STILL A

SEVEN IN THE EVENING, BUT IT

WILL BE COOLING OFF.

A BIT OF A NORTHWEST BREEZE,

SKIES MOSTLY SCLAR.

THAT'S THE AFTERNOON.

WOW, WHAT AN AFTERNOON IT WAS,

TOO.

WE HAD THE NORTHWEST BREEZE, BUT

THE AIR IS DRY AND TEMPERATURES

WARMED UP ANY WAY INTO THE MID

70s, IMPENDING SNOWSTORM COMING

TO THE WEST COAST, SOME OF THE

ENERGY ALREADY CROSSING THE

ROCKIES, SO CLOUDS ON THE

INCREASE FOR TOMORROW.

COMPUTER MODELS CONVERGING ON A

SOLUTION THAT HAS HEAVY SNOWS

FOR NEBRASKA, SOUTHEAST SOUTH

DAKOTA, NORTHERN IOWA, SOUTHERN

MINNESOTA, BUT PUTS US ON THE

EDGE OF THE HEAVY SNOW IN THE

CHANNEL 7 VIEWING AREA.

THAT'S THIS COMPUTER MODEL IN A

CLOSE-UP FASHION.

A FOOT FOR FO

NORFOLK, 2.5 IN

LINCOLN.

THIS IS THE EUROPEAN MODEL.

SIMILAR, LITTLE BIT MORE FOR

OMAHA, BUT A SIMILAR PROJECTION,

WITH HEAVIEST OFF TO THE NORTH,

AND THIS IS OUR IN-HOUSE

COMPUTER MODEL, A LITTLE LESS

FOR OMAHA, HAS THE HEAVIEST SNOW

FOR NORTHEAST NEBRASKA.

YOU SHOULD PLAN ON AT LEAST A

FEW INCHES OF SNOW AROUND OMAHA,

AND LINCOLN, DURING THE DAY ON

FRIDAY.

AS IT APPEARS RIGHT NOW, THOUGH,

IT MAY NOT GET GOING IN OMAHA

AND LINCOLN UNTIL RIGHT ABOUT

DAYBREAK FRIDAY.

COULDN'T BE FARTHER FROM SNOW

RIGHT NOW.

TEMPERATURES IN THE 50s THIS

EVENING AND THEN UPPER 30s LATER

ON TONIGHT.

CLEAR SKIES, DOWNTOWN.

70 TEMPERATURE, NORTHWEST

BREEZE, 14 MILES AN HOUR.

WE GOT TO 75 IN BETWEEN HOURS,

BREAKING THE RECORD, WHICH WAS

71 BACK IN 1982.

IN THE 60s IN NORFOLK AND ALSO

IN FREMONT, AND YOU LOOK AT THE

STORM PREDIRECTOR MAPS, THE

FRONT IS THROUGH THE NORTHWEST

BREEZES, CLEAR BY 11:00, CLOUDY

BY 8:00 A.M. TOMORROW.

HERE IS THE KNOW IN NORTHWEST

NEBRASKA.

A FEW SHOWERS FOR US TOMORROW

AFTERNOON, BUT A CHILLY

NORTHEAST BREEZE, COOLER

NORTHEAST BREEZE AT LEAST, AS WE

LOOK FOR THE SNOW TO COME IN BY

FRIDAY.

38 TONIGHT.

39 AT 8:00 A.M., BREEZY

TOMORROW, NORTHEAST WINDS PICK

UP IN THE AFTERNOON, GUSTING TO

30.

49 FOR THE TEMPERATURE, A 70% OF

SHOWERS IN THE AFTERNOON.

THUNDERSHOWERS THURSDAY EVENING,

CHANGING TO SNOW ON DAYBREAK ON

FRIDAY.

WINDY WITH SNOW, TEMPERATURES

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Early blooms seen around town could indicate less colorful spring - Duration: 1:32.

SCENES LIKE THIS ARE TYPICAL,

BUT IN LATE MARCH, NOT FEBRUARY.

>> FEELS LIKE EASTER, I SHOULD

SAY HAPPY EASTER BUT IT'S NOT

EASTER.

ERIK: GAY GLASSCOTT PLANTED

TULIP AND DAFFODIL BULBS WITH

HER GRANDSON LAST OCTOBER,

THINKING THEY'D POP IN APRIL.

CLARK'S I'VE NOTICED A LOT OF

--

>> I'VE NOTICED A LOT OF ODD

THINGS ABOUT MY GARDEN.

MY GARDEN IS COMING UP.

AND IT SHOULD NOT BE COMING UP

THIS TIME OF YEAR.

ERIK: AND GLASSCOTT ISN'T THE

ONLY ONE.

WE FOUND GAIL WELLER, TAKING HER

FIRST TRIP OF THE SEASON TO

BAETEN'S NURSERY.

TODD BAETEN IS THE CO-OWNER HERE

AND CAN'T REMEMBER A YEAR WITH

SO MUCH WARMTH IN FEBRUARY.

HE ISN'T TOO CONCERNED YET.

>> THE ONLY THINGS THAT ARE

REALLY COMING UP ARE THINGS THAT

STORE A LOT OF THEIR OWN ENERGY

LIKE BULBS AND DAY LILLIES AND

THINGS LIKE THAT.

THEY CAN TAKE A SERIOUS HIT WITH

THE COLD.

THINGS REALLY AREN'T GOING TOO

FAST YET, SO I WOULDN'T BE TOO

WORRIED YET.

ERIK: SO THE PLANTS WILL FAIR

OK, HOWEVER THE FLOWERS DUE TO

THE EARLY BLOOM, ARE MORE LIKELY

TO SEE FROST.

WITH BLOOMS LIKELY TO FADE MORE

QUICKLY, AND FLOWERS SPREAD OUT

OVER A LONGER STRETCH OF TIME

INSTEAD OF AN EXPLOSION OF

COLOR, THINGS THIS SPRING MAY

SEEM MORE MUTED.

SO ENJOY THE SCATTERED FLOWERS

WE SEE OUTSIDE OVER THE COMING

WEEKS BECAUSE WE ARE NOT GOING

TO SEE ANYTHING LIKE THIS AT

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Ludlow mom charged in son's death previously investigated for neglect - Duration: 2:32.

JOEY BISHOP SUFFERED FOR A LON

TIME, BEFORE HIS DEATH.

POLICE SAY HIS MOM JAM

BISHOP, HIS GRANDFATHER RAYMOND

MARTIN AND GRANDMOTHER SHARON

MARTIN MARTIN-NEGLECTED THE

18-YEAR-OLD.

>> THIS IS ONE OF THOSE CASES

WHERE YOU JUST CAN'T HELP BUT

SHAKE YOUR HEAD AND WONDER WHY,

HOW DOES THIS HAPPEN.

TAMMY: JOEY WAS BED RIDDEN AND

SUFFERED FROM MUSCULAR

DYSTROPHY.

INVESTIGATORS SAY HE WAS COVERED

IN BEDSORES, -ONE AS LARGE AS A

DINNER PLATE, THEY GOT INFECTED

AND HE DIED.

>> JUDGE REYNOLDS SAID YESTERDAY

THAT THEY LET JOEY ROT.

AND THAT'S REALLY A BLUNT BUT

ACCURATE DESCRIPTION OF WHAT

HAPPENED TO JOEY BISHOP.

TAMMY: ACCORDING TO NEWLY

RELEASED DOCUMENTS FROM THE

KENTUCKY CABINET FOR HEALTH AND

FAMILY SERVICES

IN 2015 THE STATE INVESTIGATED

JOEY'S MOM FOR NEGLECT, AFTER

JOEY HADN'T SHOWN UP FOR SCHOOL

SINCE 2011.

JOEY'S MOM TOLD SOCIAL WORKERS

HE WASN'T GOING TO HOLMES MIDDLE

SCHOOL BECAUSE HE HAD SEVERE

ANXIETY ABOUT RETURNING AFTER

FELL FROM HIS WHEELCHAIR AND GOT

HURT.

DOCUMENTS SHOW HIS FAMILY TOOK

STEPS TO HOME SCHOOL JOEY AND

TAKE CARE OF HIM AND HIS

14-YEAR-OLD SISTER

EVEN CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL TOLD A

SOCIAL WORKER THAT HIS MOM WAS

FOLLOWING THROUGH WITH

RECOMMENDATIONS AND HAD NO

CONCERNS.

THE CASE WAS CLOSED THREE MONTHS

LATER.

>> IT HAS GOTTEN TO WHERE HE IS

NOT BREATHING PROPERLY.

TAMMY: JAMIE BISHOP CALLED 911

AFTER HER SON WAS NOT BREATHING

AR -- NOT BREATHING.

JOEY DIED AT CHILDREN'S

HOSPITAL.

HIS FAMILY TOLD INVESTIGATORS

THEY HAD BEEN SCARED TO CALL FOR

HELP BECAUSE THEY DID NOT WANT

TO GET IN TROUBLE FOR NEGLECT.

THE PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE SAID

THEY WOULD INVESTIGATE WHO ELSE

COULD HAVE PREVENTED HIS DEATH.

>> WE WILL LOOK INTO SOCIAL

SERVICES INTO WHETHER THEY COULD

HAVE DONE ANYTHING OUT.

OUR MAIN FOCUS IS ON THE THREE

PEOPLE WHO WERE DIRECTLY WAS

RUNCIBLE FOR JELLIES -- --

JOEY'S DEATH.

TAMMY: I SPOKE WITH ONE OF

JOEY'S AUNTS SHE SAID THE FAMILY

HAD NO COMMENT.

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Former Hamilton Co. prosecuting attorney facing charges - Duration: 2:00.

ER FUGITIVE HIDE IN HER

HOUSE.

OVER THE YEARS, SHE HAS

PROSECUTED THE ACCUSED AND

DEFENDED THE ACCUSED.

NOW, AS THIS MUG SHOT SHOWS, SHE

IS THE ACCUSED.

PER COURT DOCUMENTS, ALLISON

HILD IS UP ON FELONY HEROIN

POSSESSION, MORE THAN 20 GRAMS,

AND FELONY COCAINE POSSESSION,

UNDER A GRAM.

INVESTIGATORS SAY THE DRUGS WERE

FOUND IN HER AMBERLEY VILLAGE

HOME MONDAY NIGHT ALONG WITH

WEAPONS AND, ACCORDING TO THE

INVESTIGATION, A MURDER SUSPECT.

ERIC ADAMS, WHO WAS WANTED FOR

THE RECENT KILLING OF A YOUNG

MAN WHOSE BODY WAS FOUND IN A

PARKING LOT NEAR 71 AND FIELDS

ERTEL.

THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT REFERS

TO IT AS HER POSSIBLE CONNECTION

TO ERIC ADAMS.

>> BUT I THINK AS THE FACTS

DEVELOP, YOU'RE GOING TO LEARN

IT'S A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT

STORY THAN INITIALLY PORTRAYED.

GRANTED, THERE ARE SOME PROBLEMS

HERE, BUT I THINK IT'S A LOT

DIFFERENT THAN WHAT YOU THINK IT

IS.

JOHN: HILD WAS HIRED AS AN

ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR IN 1999 BY

THEN-PROSECUTOR MIKE ALLEN.

SHE WORKED IN AND OUT OF THE

COURTS FOR EIGHT YEARS AS A

PROSECUTOR AND ROUGHLY ANOTHER

EIGHT AS A PUBLIC DEFENDER.

SHE HAS NOT BEEN CHARGED WITH

HARBORING A FUGITIVE, AT LEAST,

NOT YET.

>> I DON'T THINK THAT'S AN

ACCURATE PHRASE, AND I THINK

THAT WILL COME OUT AS TIME

PROGRESSES.

JOHN: FAIR TO SAY FAIR OAKS

DRIVE, WHERE THIS WEEK'S RAID

OCCURRED AND WHERE AN AMBERLEY

POLICE VEHICLE WAS PARKED

THROUGH THE DAY, IS NOT

ACCUSTOMED TO A HEROIN, COCAINE,

WEAPONS, AND MURDER SUSPECT

INVESTIGATION.

>> I HAVE NEVER COME IN CONTACT

WITH ANY OF THOSE THINGS, EVER.

AND I'M SURE THAT MOST PEOPLE ON

THIS STREET HAVE NEVER, EVER

COME IN CONTACT WITH ANY OF

THOSE THINGS.

AND IT'S, WELL, YOU CAN IMAGINE.

IT'S KIND OF SURPRISING.

IT'S SCARY.

JOHN: HILD IS FREE ON $325,000

BOND.

SHE'S DUE TO RETURN TO COURT

MARCH 2.

THE NARCOTICS INVESTIGATION IN

WHICH SHE'S ACCUSED IS NOT YET

OVER.

REPORTING LIVE, JOHN LONDON,

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Video: Boy honored for heroic actions that saved his stepmother's life - Duration: 1:11.

WITH SUNDAY

-- MONDAY SEEING WHETHER IN THE

40'S.

DEBORA THANKS, TOM.

A BIG DAY FOR A TEN-YEAR-OLD

BALTIMORE BOY WHO'S BEING HAILED

AS A HERO FOR SAVING HIS

STEP-MOTHER'S LIFE.

>> YOU DIAL 911?

>> YES.

>> AND BECAUSE YOU DID THAT, YU

SAVED YOUR MOTHER'S LIFE.

DEBORAH: TODAY AT CITY HALL,

MAYOR CATHERINE PUGH AND CITY

FIRE CHIEF NILES FORD AWARDED A

CERTIFICATE OF BRAVERY TO LOGAN

WILKS.

LOGAN WAS HOME WITH HIS

3-YEAR-OLD SISTER WHEN HIS STEP

MOTHER, TONYA CARVER,

COLLAPSED AFTER SUFFERING AN

ASTHMA ATTACK AND BRONCHIAL

SPASM.

INSTEAD OF PANICKING LOGAN

, REMAINED CALM AND CALLED 911.

THE THIRD GRADER WAS ABLE TO

TELL THE OPERATOR WHAT HAPPENE

TO HIS STEPMOTHER BUT THAT'S NOT

, ALL.

>> AND I WAVED THE AMBULANCE

DOWN, AND THEY CAME AND TOLD ME

TO GO IN MY ROOM AND I HAD TO

CALM MY SISTER DOWN BECAUSE SHE

WAS CRYING.

THERE WAS A LOT GOING ON.

>> I ALWAYS TELL HIM THAT HE'S

MY SIDEKICK, BUT THAT DAY HE WAS

A TRUE SUPERHERO.

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End Of The Week Storms - Duration: 4:19.

RECEIVING AROUND THE CLOCK

CARE FOR ZOO KEEPERS.

ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S

CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE

FORECAST.

KEVIN: THIS IS A SPRINGLIKE VIEW

FROM THE TOWER.

APPARENTLY IT MUST BE SPRING OUT

THERE.

WE'RE TALKING THUNDERSTORMS AND

TEMPERATURES MAY BE A GOOD THING

RECORD HIGHS BY FRIDAY.

AT LEAST NOW WE GET A BREAK FROM

THE WEATHER.

WE ARE DONE WITH ANY RAINFALL

ACROSS THE AREA FOR TONIGHT.

TEMPERATURES ARE VERY

COMFORTABLE.

MOST OF US ARE IN THE 60'S.

WE HAVE UPPER 50'S.

THESE AREAS DID NOT SEE AS MUCH

SUN.

AS YOU WORK YOUR WAY WEST,

TEMPERATURES CLIMB INTO THE SIX

-- 60.

IT WILL BE A NICE LOOKING

EVENING.

IT WILL BE VERY MILD AND

COMFORTABLE.

TEMPERATURES WILL SLIP FROM THE

60'S INTO THE MIDDLE AND UPPER

50'S BY THE TIME YOU JOIN US AT

11:00.

WINDS ARE CALM.

OUR RELATIVE HUMIDITY, THE FACT

THAT WE HAVE LIGHT, CALM WINDS,

I AM A LITTLE CONCERNED THAT

LATE TONIGHT AND EARLY TOMORROW

WE COULD BE DEALING WITH PATCHY

AREAS OF DENSE DOG -- FOG.

NOTICE THE CLOUD COVER WILL

BUILD BACK IN OVERNIGHT.

WE WILL SHIFTS OVER TO A

POWERHOUSE STORM SYSTEM.

THIS HAS BEEN BRINGING ALL THE

FLOODING RAINS TO CALIFORNIA.

THIS SYSTEM WILL COME OUT TO THE

MIDDLE OF THE NATION AND BECOME

QUITE ENERGIZED AS IT ACTS OFF

THIS UNSEASONABLY WARM AIR.

YOU SHOULD NOT BE SEEING 70 IN

CHICAGO IN FEBRUARY.

THERE IS A LOT OF MOISTURE TO

WORK WITH IN THE MIDDLE OF THE

NATION.

THAT SPELLS TROUBLE WHEN YOU GET

THESE ENERGETICS OF TO COME

THROUGH -- ENERGETIC SYSTEMS TO

COME THROUGH.

AT THIS MOMENT, IT MEANS THE

GREATEST THREAT FOR TORNADOES

WOULD BE ACROSS PARTS OF INDIANA

WHERE THEY HAVE THE ENHANCED

RISK FOR SEVERE WEATHER.

YOU WILL SEE THE ENTIRE VIEWING

AREA IS UNDER A SLIGHT RISK WITH

OUR WESTERNMOST COMMUNITIES AT

AN INCREASED RISK.

I DO NOT WANT THIS TO STAY IN

YOUR MEMORY BECAUSE I EXPECT

THIS TO BE ADJUSTED.

WE COULD FIND OURSELVES IN THE

VIEWING AREA UNDERNEATH AN

ENHANCED RISK FOR SEVERE

WEATHER.

I THINK WE HAVE TO BE CONCERNED

ABOUT ALL MODES OF SEVERE

WEATHER.

THAT INCLUDES LARGE HAIL, THE

POTENTIAL FOR DAMAGING WINDS AND

A FEW TORNADOES THAT COMPANY

THAT LINE OF THUNDERSTORMS

FRIDAY EVENING AND FRIDAY NIGHT.

CLOUDY OVERNIGHT TONIGHT WITH

MAYBE PATCHY FOG ON THURSDAY.

I WILL NOT RULE OUT A FEW STRAY

SHOWERS.

HERE ON FRIDAY MORNING.

WE START DRY.

ACROSS INDIANA, THIS WILL BE THE

DEVELOPMENT OF THAT THUNDERSTORM

ACTIVITY.

THAT WILL MARCH THROUGH OUR

AREA.

AROUND 6:00 OR 7:00 IN THE

EVENING THROUGH THE MIDNIGHT

HOUR IS WHEN WE COULD SEE SEVERE

WEATHER PUSH THROUGH.

54 FOR AN OVERNIGHT LOW.

TOMORROW, MOSTLY CLOUDY AND VERY

SPRINGLIKE.

70 FOR A HIGH.

56 AT 8:00 A.M., NEAR 70 LATER.

FRIDAY LOOKS LIKE ARE MOST

LIKELY DAYTO SET A RECORD HIGH.

IT WILL END STORMY.

TEMPERATURES WILL DROP BACK INTO

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Local group launches new teacher retention program - Duration: 1:43.

OUR MARGARET JOHNSON IS LIVE

THERE NOW.

MARGARET: GOOD EVENING TO YOU.

THIS IS CALLED THE BEGINNING

TEACHER ORGANIZING PROGRAM, OR

BTOP.

VOLUNTEERS WITH THE FORSYTH

COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS

ARE WORKING OUT THE DETAILS

INSIDE RIGHT NOW.

THEY DON'T HAVE ANY HARD

NUMBERS, BUT THEY SUSPECT THAT

FORSYTH COUNTY AND DISTRICTS

ACROSS THE STATE ARE PROBABLY

LOSING HUNDREDS OF NEW TEACHERS

EVERY YEAR, SOME GETTING OUT ALL

TOGETHER OR MOVING TO OTHER

STATES AND DISTRICTS WHERE THEY

THINK THE GRASS MAY BE GREENER.

THIS PROGRAM TARGETS N

TEACHERS WHO SAY THEY ARE

OVERWHELMED BY PAPERWORK AND

DON'T FEEL APPRECIATED.

BTOP WILL PROVIDE TRAINING AND

WORKSHOPS FOR AS MANY AS 300 N

TEACHERS

-- NEW TEACHERS AND FORSYTH

COUNTY.

VETERAN TEACHERS HAVE

VOLUNTEERED TO MENTOR THE YOUNG

ONES, ALL WITH THE HOPE OF

CONVINCING THEM TO STAY RIGHT

WHERE THEY ARE.

>> BECAUSE WHEN PEOPLE FEEL LIKE

THEY BELONG AND ARE BEING

NURTURED AND PEOPLE CARE F

THEM AND THAT PEOPLE ARE GOING

TO BE THERE TO HELP THEM OVER

THOSE HARD TIMES, PEOPLE ARE

GOING TO STAY.

BECAUSE THEY'RE GOING TO SAY,

YOU CARE FOR ME.

THIS HAS TO BE A LOVE JOB.

THIS HAS TO BE SOMETHING YOU A

PASSIONATE ABOUT AND THAT YOU

WANT TO DO, BECAUSE IF IT'S JU

SOMETHING YOU ARE TRYING TO EARN

A PAYCHECK FOR, YOU'RE NOT GOI

GOING TO STAY.

YOU ARE NOT GOING TO STAY

BECAUSE IT'S NOT GOING TO ADD

UP.

MARGARET: SHE ALSO TOLD ME THAT

JUST IN FORSYTH COUNTY RIGHT

NOW, THEY HAVE MORE THAN 50

TEACHING POSITIONS OPEN TH

THEY JUST CANNOT PHIL.

THEY BELIEVE THAT THIS PROGRAM

MAY KEEP THAT GAP FROM GROWING

ANY WIDER.

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Amid protests, McConnell offers peek at future of Affordable Care Act - Duration: 1:48.

WHO ARE ANGRY, FRUSTRATED, AND

CONCERNED.

>> Reporter: IT WAS A PEACEFUL

PROTEST

OUTSIDE, AND SOME PROTESTORS

WERE EVEN ABLE TO GET INSIDE AND

ASK SOME QUESTIONS.

>> I'M CONCERNED ABOUT

EDUCATION, OUR ENVIRONMENT, HOW

WOMEN ARE TREATED.

>> REPORTER: SEVERAL HUNDRED

PROTESTORS STOOD OUTSIDE THE

MARRIOTT HOTEL IN JEFFERSONTOWN,

HOPING TO SEND SENATOR MITCH

MCCONNELL A MESSAGE ABOUT POLICY

AND PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP.

>> I THINK HE'S RAISED THE UGLY

HEAD OF RACISM.

HE'S MADE PEOPLE FEEL LIKE THEY

CAN JUST SAY AND DO ANYTHING

THEY WANT TO.

>> Reporter: McCONNELL WAS

SPEAKING TO

THE JEFFERSONTOWN CHAMBER OF

COMMERCE, A TICKETED LUNCHEON

THAT SOME PROTESTORS SIGNED UP

TO ATTEND.

MANY ASKED MCCONNELL ABOUT THE

AFFORDABLE CARE ACT.

>> AND I'M HERE TO TELL YOU AS A

WITNESS THAT OBAMACARE, KYNECT,

THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT HAVE

BEEN VERY GOOD TO MY SMALL

BUSINESS.

>> I'VE NEVER HEARD

THAT BEFORE AND I KNOW THERE

MUST BE SOME PEOPLE OUT THERE

WHO HAVE HAD A POSITIVE

EXPERIENCE.

>> I CAN PUT YOU IN TOUCH WITH A

LOT OF PEOPLE WHO FEEL EXACTLY

THE SAME WAY AS I DO.

>> [ APPLAUSE ]

>> REPORTER: MCCONNELL SAYS A

REPLACEMENT PLAN WILL BE READY

IN TWO WEEKS.

HE WANTS TO IMPROVE THE "RISK

POOLS".

THOSE ARE POOLS OF MONEY THAT

SUBSIDIZE INSURERS WHO TAKE ON

SICK PATIENTS.

>> THOSE HAVE TO WORK.

THEY CAN WORK IF PROPERLY FUNDED

BY A COMBINATION OF FEDERAL

GOVERNMENT AND STATE GOVERNMENT

AND BE BASED AT THE STATE LEVE

>> REPORTER:

CO-PAYS FOR MEDICAID, AS

PROPOSED IN INDIANA AND

KENTUCKY, COULD BE ON THE TABLE,

TOO.

>> ALL OF THAT IS IN THE MIX

HERE AS WE TRY TO COME UP WITH A

BETTER OUTCOME THAN WE CURRENTLY

HAVE.

>> REPORTER: MCCONNELL SPOKE

WITH REPORTERS AFTERWARDS AND

ONE REPORTER ASKED HIM IF HE

WOULD CONSIDER COMING OUTSIDE

AND TALKING TO PROTESTERS.

MCCONNELL LAUGHED, AND WITH

THAT, HE ENDED THE INTERVIEW.

MARK VANDERHOFF, WLKY NEWS.

>> SENATOR MCCONNELL WILL BE

SPEAKING TO THE NORTHERN

KENTUCKY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

TOMORROW IN COVINGTON.

PROTESTORS HAVE PLANS TO BE

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Immigration agents raid area restaurants - Duration: 1:47.

OF

SPREADING FEAR AND CAUSING ALARM

IN THE IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY.

FEDERAL IMMIGRATION AGENTS ARMED

WITH CRIMINAL SEARCH WARRANTS

SWOOPED DOWN ON ICHIBAN CHINESE

BUFFET RESTAURANTS IN PEARL AND

FLOWOOD WEDNESDAY MORNING.

WHAT DO YOU THINK THESE AGENTS

WERE LOOKING FOR?

>> THEY'RE LOOKING FOR HUMAN

BEINGS THAT HAPPENED TO BE

ASIANS AND MAYBE NOT OF STATUS.

REPORTER: BILL CHANDLER WITH THE

MISSISSIPPI IMMIGRANTS RIGHTS

ALLIANCE SAID HE BELIEVES ICE

AGENTS WERE LOOKING FOR

UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS.

BUT A SPOKESMAN FOR HOMELAND

SECURITY TOLD US ILLEGAL

IMMIGRANTS WERE NOT THE FOCUS OF

THEIR SEARCH WARRANTS.

>> ICE AGENTS HAVE BEEN

SALIVATING AT THE IDEA OF

ARRESTING PEOPLE.

THEY'RE GOING ALL OVER THE

PLACE.

THEY'RE GOING CRAZY.

>> THEY NEED TO GO BACK TO WHERE

THEY CAME FROM.

REPORTER: WHY DO YOU SAY THAT?

>> I DO NOT THINK THEY SHOULD

COME IN AND SNATCH PEOPLE ONLY

FROM FAMILIES.

SNATCH PEOPLE AWAY FROM THEIR

CHILDREN.

REPORTER: AGENTS ALSO EXECUTED A

SEARCH WARRANT AT THE CHINA

BUFFET ACROSS FROM THE PEARL

WALMART ON HIGHWAY 80.

AND THEY SPENT MORE THAN 3 HOURS

INSIDE THE PEARL ICHIBAN WHILE 2

POLICE CARS BLOCK THE ENTRANCE

TO THE PARKING LOT.

SAID SHE WAS GOING TO ICHIBAN

FOR A JOB INTERVIEW.

AND SHE HAD NO IDEA IMMIGRATION

AGENTS WERE INSIDE.

>> OK.

BUT I AM LEGAL.

I'M NOT ILLEGAL.

I AM LEGAL.

I HAVE PAPERWORK.

REPORTER: TONIGHT, THAT ATTORNEY

IS DEMANDING THAT ICE RELEASED

THE NAMES OF THE PEOPLE WHO WERE

ARRESTED AND TELL THEM, EXPLAIN

WHAT THEY HAVE BEEN CHARGED

WITH.

DON'T EXPECT THAT TO HAPPEN.

For more infomation >> Immigration agents raid area restaurants - Duration: 1:47.

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