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FAMILY MEMBER WAS IN TEARS

AS SHE SPOKE TO OUR OWN 16 WANT

KANDACE REDD.

>> HE JUST TURNED ONE LAST YEAR.

HE WAS JUST A BABY.

HE DIDN'T NEED TO DIE LIKE THIS.

>> BAB JEREMIAH WADE DROWNED

WEDNESDAY NIGHT IN THIS POOL AT

THE ARLINGTON APARTMENTS ON

RIDGE WOOD ROAD.

>> HE DROWNED, ALMOST 30, 35

MINUTES AT TOPS HE WAS DROWNING

AND WE DIDN'T KNOW WHERE HE WAS.

>> RUBY POSTON IS THE AUNT AND

SAYS THE FAMILY SEARCHED THE

APARTMENT FOR THE LITTLE BOY

WHEN HE WENT MISSING.

>> HE PUSHED OPEN A DOOR AND I

GUESS HE SLID THROUGH THE LITTLE

GAIT THING AND JUMPED IN THE

POLICY AND FLOATED TO THE TOP.

THEY SAW HIS HEAD AND WHEN THEY

GOT TO HIM IT WAS TOO LATE.

>> WHO DO YOU THINK IS

RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS TRAGEDY?

>> I DON'T KNOW.

I CAN'T BLAME THE MANAGER, TOO,

BECAUSE WE SHOULD HAVE KEPT HIM

IN THE HOUSE.

>> ARE YOU THE MANAGER?

>> YES.

>> WE JUST WANTED TO KNOW, WHY

IS THE POOL NOT DRAINED OR

COVERED UP.

>> MA'AM, EXCUSE ME.

>> IT WAS AN ACCIDENT, IT

PROBABLY WAS JUST GOD CALLING

HIM HOME.

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Near drowning: Little boy pulled from pond in Boca Raton - Duration: 0:56.

TED: A RELATIVE SAYS THEIR LOVED

ONE IS ALIVE AND IS IN THE

HOSPITAL.

WE ARE IN THE 22000 BLOCK OF

LABRADOR STREET.

THE FAMILY'S WHOLE WORLD WAS

TURNED UPSIDE DOWN THIS

AFTERNOON AFTER THE TODDLER, WHO

HAS SPECIAL NEEDS, GOT OUT OF

THE HOUSE.

>> HE'S AUTISTIC.

SO HE JUST BROKE THE PATIO

GRILL, YOU KNOW, AND JUST RAN

INTO THE LAKE.

TED: THAT'S FROM THE CHILD'S

UNCLE.

HE SAYS THE CHILD ENDED UP IN

THE RETENTION POND.

WE DON'T KNOW HOW LONG HE WAS

UNDER WATER.

A NEIGHBOR SAYS HE HEARD

SCREAMING, LOOKED IN HIS

BACKYARD AND SAW SOMEONE PULLING

THE BOY OUT OF THE WATER.

PARAMEDICS ARRIVED AND RUSHED

HIM TO THE HOSPITAL.

HIS CONDITION IS NOT KNOWN RIGHT

NOW.

PALM BEACH COUNTY SHERIFF'S

DEPUTIES SPENT ABOUT FOUR HOURS

ON SCENE.

TECHNICIANS WERE GATHERING

EVIDENCE THROUGHOUT THE

AFTERNOON.

THEY ALSO TALKED WITH NEIGHBORS.

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Coroner identifies victim fatally shot in Russell neighborhood - Duration: 1:55.

OFF A BLOCK OF

PWEST MUHAMMAD ALI BOULEVARD AS

PDEFECTIVED WORKED.

P>> IT WAS BLOCKED OFF.

P>> THEY CAME KNOCKING AT MY DOOR

PAT 4 IN THE MORNING, I KNEW

PSOMETHING WASN'T RIGHT.

P>> WHAT I HEARD THIS MORNING WAS

PSIX GUNSHOTS.

P>> WHEN THE POLICE GOT TO A

PBUILDING HERE, THE DETECTIVES

PSAY THAT 20-YEAR-OLD QUARTE

PATKINSON JR. WAS DEAD INSIDE AN

PAPARTMENT.

PPOLICE SAY HE HAD BEEN SHOT.

P>> I JUST SEEN [INAUDIBLE] HALF

PWAY INSIDE GOING OUT.

P>> SOME NEIGHBORS WATCHED FROM

PBEHIND YELLOW TAPE, OTHERS

PCOMFORTED EACH OTHER.

P>> HOPE THE FAMILY -- FIND THE

PMURDER OR WHATEVER.

P>> THE DETECTIVES TALKED TO

PMILLER.

P>> ASKED US, DID HE SEEN

PANYTHING, I TOLD THEM NO, I

PDIDN'T SEE NOTHING, HALF AN HOUR

PLATER, I WENT OUTSIDE, HAD IT

PROPED OFF AND EVERYTHING.

P>> BUT YOU'RE NOT SAFE ANYWHERE

PANYMORE.

P>> TIFFANY SMITH LIVES ACROSS

PTHE STREET, AND DIDN'T KNOW

PANYTHING WAS GOING ON, UNTIL SHE

PWALKED OUT THE FRONT DOOR.

P>> IT WAS POLICE CENTRAL OUT

PHERE, IT'S SCARY TO THINK YOU

PHAVE TO WAKE UP, AND WALK

POUTSIDE TO SOMETHING LIKE THAT.

P>> THURSDAY MORNING'S SHOOTING

PIS THE THIRD DEADLY SHOOTING

PTHIS WEEK.

PAUTOMATED MAN WAS SHOT --

PANOTHER MAN WAS SHOT THE AND

PKILLED 12 HOURS LATER AT 17TH,

PAND BROADWAY.

PSMITH SAYS THE YOUNGER

PGENERATION NEEDS TO CHANGE.

P>> DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT, DO

PSOMETHING WITH YOUR LIFE.

PDON'T BE A STATISTIC

P>> NEIGHBORS TELL ME THEY

PRECOGNIZE QUARTE ATKINSON JR.

PFROM THE NEIGHBORHOOD, BUT

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Man accused in bank robberies is former police officer - Duration: 1:46.

HOW

AUTHORITIES WERE ABLE TO TRACK

HER DID IT DOWN.

MEREDITH AND CHRISTY RILEY HAD

BEEN WANTED IN CONNECTION WITH A

SERIES OF BANK ROBBERIES,

RANGING FROM LACONIA TO BOSTON

TO LAWRENCE TO PEPPERELL TO

PLAISTOW.

ALL OF THOSE POLICE DEPARTMENTS

WORKING TOGETHER, NOTICING SHAKA

MEREDITH SEEMED TO BE THEIR

COMMON SUSPECT.

>> AFTER FORWARDING THAT

SURVEILLANCE PHOTO FROM THE BANK

TO THE LACONIA POLICE

DEPARTMENT, THEY STATED THEY

WERE 100% CERTAIN THAT THE MALE

IN THE PHOTO WAS THE SUSPECT IN

THEIR BANK ROBBERY AS WELL.

REPORTER: TODAY WE'RE LEARNING

THAT MEREDITH MAY NOT HAVE

ALWAYS BEEN ON THE WRONG SIDE OF

THE LAW.

HIS DEFENSE ATTORNEY EXPLAINING

WHAT LED TO HIS KLEIN'S ALLEGED

CRIME SPREE.

>> HE ENDED UP DOWN IN NORTH

CAROLINA WHERE HE WAS A POLICE

OFFICER FROM 2007 TO 2009 WHEN

HE WAS INJURY ON THE JOB.

REPORTER: THAT INJURY LED TO

PRESCRIPTION PAINKILLERS.

>> FAST FORWARD TO NOW,

MR. MEREDITH HAS A FULL BLOWN

ADDICTION TO HEROIN.

REPORTER: MEREDITH AND RILEY

WERE ARRESTED ABOUT A HALF MILE

AWAY FROM THE THE PLAWRNS POLICE

DEPARTMENT.

AUTHORITIES SAY THEY HAD BEEN

PINGING THE SUSPECTS' CELL

PHONES.

>> THEY WERE ORDERED TO GROUND,

ONE OF THEM STATED JUST KILL US,

AT THAT TIME THEY WERE BOTH

PLACED IN CUSTODY WITHOUT

INCIDENT.

REPORTER: MEREDITH'S ATTORNEY

EXPLAINING HIS CLIENT, A FATHER

OF TWO, DESERVES LENIENCY.

>> HE IS WILLING TO GET SOME

HELP, YOUR HONOR.

REPORTER: BOTH RILEY AND HER DID

IT WAIVED EXTRADITION TO

LACONIA.

MEREDITH WILL BE HELD WITHOUT

BAIL ON A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE

CHARGE.

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Portsmouth senior up for McDonald's All-American Team - Duration: 1:46.

SHE'S A

SUPERSTAR OUT OF PORTSMOUTH HIGH

SCHOOL.

>> OUT OF 720 OF THE NATION'S

BEST HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

PLAYERS, SHE IS THE ONLY ONE

FROM A NEW HAMPSHIRE PUBLIC

SCHOOL.

THAT'S LIVE, NOW A NOMINEE FOR

THE PRESTIGIOUS MCDONALD'S ALL

AMERICAN TEAM.

>> WHEN I FOUND OUT THAT I WAS

SELECTED, I GOT CHILLS, IT WAS

JUST CRAZY TO THINK OF ALL THE

PEOPLE THAT COULD HAVE BEEN

CHOSEN OR WEREN'T CHOSEN, I'M

HONORED.

>> YOU WILL BE A WONDERFUL

REPRESENTATIVE FOR OUR STATE,

THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, POFORT

MT HIGH SCHOOL, ITS STAFF AND

STUDENTS.

REPORTER: SHE'LL TELL YOU IT

FEEL IS A LITTLE CRAZY, BECAUSE

THERE WAS A TIME IN FIFTH GRAY

SHE THOUGHT SHE WASN'T VERY GOOD

AT BASKETBALL AND ACTUALLY QUIT.

SHE THOUGHT SOCCER WAS GOING TO

BE HER SPORT.

BUT AFTER REALIZING JUST HOW

MUCH SHE ENJOYED BASKETBALL, SHE

CAME BACK.

AND IN 7TH GRADE SHE WROTE A

LETTER TO HER FUTURE SELF.

>> I SET THIS GOAL AND I WROTE

TO MYSELF, YOU WILL OR WANT TO

BE PLAYING DIVISION ONE

BASKETBALL AND YOU WANT TO BE

STARTING ON A VARSITY TEAM IN

HIGH SCHOOL, AND IT JUST GAVE ME

GOOSE BUMPS.

I LOST SIGHT OF THE PREDICTION.

REPORTER: SURE ENOUGH, LIBBY IS

A STARTER FOR THE CLIPPERS, SHE

HAS A SCHOLARSHIP TO WILLIAM AND

MARY, A DIVISION ONE BASKETBALL

COLLEGE.

BUT THERE IS ONE MORE THING

SHE'D LIKE TO ACCOMPLISH.

>> I THINK PERSONALLY AND I KNOW

AS A TEAM THAT WE ALL WANT TO

GET TO THAT SAME SPOT AND RAISE

THE STATE TITLE BANNER, THERE

WOULDN'T BE A BETTER FEELING.

REPORTER: WITH THE STATE TITLE

IN HER SIGHTS, A MCDONALD'S ALL

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Nationals equipment arrives, work continues on new ballpark - Duration: 2:00.

FARRON: WE TOLD YOU ABOUT IT ALL

MORNING AND IT'S FINALLY ARRIVED

, THE EQUIPMENT FOR THE

WASHINGTON NATIONALS BEING

UNLOADED AT THE BALLPARK OF THE

PALM BEACHES.

PROBABLY EVEN MORE EXCITING THAN

THE EQUIPMENT IS KNOWING THAT

THE PLAYERS WILL ALSO BE GETTI

HERE IN LESS THAN TWO WEEK

>> THEY MIGHT STOP BY BUT NOT

BEING ABLE TO WORK OUT OF HERE

BECAUSE WE'RE STILL IN THE

PROCESS OF GETTING THINGS READY,

WE HAVE ANOTHER PLACE WHERE THEY

CAN WORK OUT.

FARRON: THE NATS CLUBHOUSE

MANAGER SAYS THE TEAM IS EXCITED

TO CHECK OUT THE NEW BALLPARK,

BUT THEY MAY HAVE TO BEGIN THEIR

WORKOUTS AT AN OFF-SITE

LOCATION.

THERE WAS SO MUCH CONSTRUCTION

WORK GOING ON THURSDAY THAT THE

EQUIPMENT TRUCK COULDN'T GET

THROUGH AT FIRST

>> JUST LIKE MOVING INTO A NEW

HOME, IT'S EXCITING UNTIL YOU

CAN GET ALL THE BUGS WORKED OUT.

FARRON: BECAUSE EVEN THOUGH THE

LOUISVILLE SLUGGERS ARE GOIN

INSIDE, FROM THE OUTSIDE FANS

WANDER IF IT'LL BE READY IN

TIME.

AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I ASKED

THE BALLPARK MANAGER.

>> OF COURSE A LOT OF FINISHING

PIECES BUT THE FIELDS ARE IN

GREAT SHAPE AND THAT'S WHAT THE

PLAYERS ARE GOING TO BE ON,

THAT'S THEIR OFFICE, SO THEY'RE

GOING TO MAKE SURE THOSE ARE

READY, BUT THEY'RE PUTTING

TOUCHES ON INSIDE, OUTSIDE

, GETTING THE STADIUM ALL

SQUARED AWAY.

FARRON: BRADY BALLARD SAID IT'LL

BE A SPECTACLE FOR FANS AND

PLAYERS ALIKE WHEN IT'S DONE.

BUT FOR NOW HE'S EXCITED TO SEE

THE TEAM TREASURES LIKE THIS OLD

BAT BONE.

>> THEY'LL RUB THEIR BARRELS OF

THE BAT ON IT AND IT COMPRESSES

THE GRAIN SO IT KEEPS THE GRAI

COMPRESSED.

FARRON: IT'S BEEN AROUND FOR

YEARS, USED BY THE PLAYERS LIKE

OF BO JACKSON.

AND SOON IT'LL BE USED BY THE

LIKES OF BRYCE HARPER AND THE

REST OF THE NATIONALS WHO WILL

SOON BE IN WEST PALM BEACH

DRIVING DOWN MILITARY YOU MIGHT

STILL SEE SOME OF THESE ORANGE

CONES AND THINGS MOVED IN

PLASTIC.

BY OPENING-DAY FIGURE A 28TH,

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Sharpener 3 in 1 Uncle Henry - Duration: 5:47.

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New details emerge in Miami University student's death - Duration: 1:51.

LEFT BEHIND.

>> IT'S A WAKE-UP CALL FOR

EVERYONE HERE.

TAMMY: ACCORDING TO FRIENDS,

ERICA BUSCHICK SPENT THE FINAL

HOURS OF HER LIFE DRINKING WITH

FRIENDS.

>> MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS GO TO

OUT TO THE FAMILY, THAT WAS

A TRAGEDY.

TAMMY: ACCORDING TO A NEWLY

RELEASED MIAMI UNIVERSITY POLICE

REPORT, THE MIAMI FRESHMAN AND

HER ROOMMATE SPENT THE NIGHT OF

JANUARY 19 DRINKING TWO BOTTLES

OF CHAMPAGNE, A DASANI BOTTLE

FILLED WITH VODKA AND TOOK MORE

VODKA SHOTS AT A HOUSE PARTY.

AT ONE POINT THE ROOMMATE TOLD

INVESTIGATORS BUSCHICK COULDN'T

GET INTO A BAR BECAUSE SHE WAS

TOO INTOXICATED.

>> THEY OFTEN FEEL INVINCIBLE IT

IS A FEELING THAT NOTHING WRONG

AND NOTHING BAD CAN HAPPEN TO

THEM SO I THINK THEY IS HELPING

STUDENTS UNDERSTAND THIS CAN

HAPPEN TO ANYONE.

TAMMY: ACCORDING TO POLICE, WHEN

THE ROOMMATE FINALLY REUNITED, A

TAXI DRIVER HELPED CARRY

BUSCHICK INTO HER DORM ROOM.

THE DRIVER LAID BUSCHICK ON A

BEAN BAG.

THE NEXT MORNING BUSCHICK'S

ROOMMATE FOUND HER DEAD.

>> IT IS FIGURING OUT HOW TO

HONOR THAT STUDENT AND STILL

HAVE A CONVERSATION ABOUT WH

THIS MEANS FOR OUR CAMPUS AND

HOW WE TRIED TO KEEP THAT FROM

HAPPENING TO ANYBODY ELSE.

TAMMY: THE UNIVERSITY HAS A GOOD

SAMARITAN POLICY, ALLOWING

STUDENTS TO CALL POLICE FOR HELP

ON CAMPUS, WITHOUT GETTING IN

TROUBLE WHEN THEY'VE HAD TOO

MUCH TO DRINK.

>> THERE'S A TON OF THINGS TO DO

ON CAMPUS AND OFF CAMPUS TOO

THAT YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE DRUNK

FOR AND HAVE A GREAT TIME AS

LONG AS YOU'RE WITH THE RIGHT

PEOPLE.

TAMMY: INVESTIGATORS ARE STILL

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Daughter of recently widowed mom ordered removed from her elementary school - Duration: 1:23.

COULD HAPPEN TO HER LITTLE GIRL.

REPORTER: KATIE AND HER DAUGHTER

SUFFERED A DEVASTATING LOSS WHEN

HER HUSBAND DIED FROM A BRAIN

TUMOR IN DECEMBER.

SHE SAYS THEY COULD NO LONGER

STAY IN THE MONROEVILLE HOME.

>> IT WAS TOO EMOTIONAL FOR US

TO LIVE THERE.

TOO SAD AND TOO MANY MEMORIES.

SO -- AND IT WAS HARD, RAISING

THREE KIDS ON MY OWN.

REPORTER: SHE MOVED IN WITH HER

PARENTS IN MUIR HE'SVILLE SO

THEY COULD ASSIST HER IN

CARRYING FOR CAMDEN AND

NINE-MONTH TWINS.

THAT'S WHEN THE GATEWAY SCHOOL

DISTRICT RULED THAT HER DAUGHTER

MUST BE B

REMOVED FROM THE

DISTRICT AND COULD NO LONGER

ATTEND CLEVELAND STEWART

ELEMENTARY.

>> SHE WAS UPSET, CONFUSED AND

SHE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND WHY SHE

IS BEING KICKED OUT OF A SCHOOL

SHE'S GONE TO FOR THE LAST TWO

YEARS.

IT'S BEEN HER ONLY CONSTANT

THING THROUGHOUT HER DAD'S

ILLNESS.

REPORTER: SHE TRIED TO CONVINCE

THE SCHOOL BOARD TO REVERSE ITS

POSITION BECAUSE SHE STILL PAID

TAXES, A MORTGAGE AND UTILITY

BILLS IN MONROEVILLE.

ONE LONE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER

OBJECTED TO REMOVING THE

FIRST-GRADER FROM THE DISTRICT.

HE SAYS WE'VE STRIPPED AWAY THE

SUPPORT SHE WAS RECEIVING, SHE

HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO DO WHAT

WAS RIGHT AND I BELIEVE WE CAME

UP DRASTICALLY SHORT ON THIS

ONE.

>> I THINK THERE NEEDS TO BE

EXCEPTIONS MADE TO THE POLICY.

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Man found dead at 17th and Broadway - Duration: 1:53.

HE TWO SCENES ARE

PCONNECTED.

P>> THIS IS WHERE THE VICTIM WAS

PFOUND AROUND 2:30 THIS

PAFTERNOON, HE'S A WHITE MAN,

PAPPROXIMATE AGE IS NOT RELEASED.

PHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON SCENE

PBEHIND ME.

PTHIS IS THE FOURTH HOMICIDE OF

PTHE WEEK, THE SECOND OF THE DAY,

PTHE FACT THAT IT HAPPENED IN THE

PMIDDLE OF THE DAY IN BROAD

PDAYLIGHT, HAS NEIGHBORS HERE ON

PEDGE, AND QUITE FRANKLY,

PFRUSTRATED.

P>> THAT'S SOMEONE'S FATHER,

PBROTHER, WHAT HAVE YOU.

PAND REGARDLESS OF WHAT WAS GOING

PON AT THE TIME, NO ONE DESERVES

PTHIS.

PI DON'T CARE WHAT THEY DO.

PNO ONE DESERVES A SENTENCE LIKE

PTHIS.

P>> WE TALKED TO SEVERAL OTHERS

PWHO LIVE AND WORK IN THE AREA,

PNOT A SINGLE PERSON SAY THEY

PHEARD GUNSHOTS.

PTHE FIRST INDICATION THAT

PSOMETHING HAPPENED IS THE SOUND

POF AMBULANCE SIRENS, THAT'S WHY

PTHE POLICE THINK THE SHOOTING

PDIDN'T HAPPEN HERE.

PPERSIST POSSIBLE THE VICTIM WAS

PSHOT AT DIXIE.

PAND THE SWAT JUST ARRIVED ON

PSCENE, IT'S AN ACTIVE LARGE

PSCENE.

PBACK HERE, IT'S STILL A FLUID

PSITUATION, BUT A SHORT TIME AGO,

PTHEY TOLD ME THIS OF THE

PINVESTIGATION.

P>> OUR DEFECTIVES ARE CANVASSING

PTHE NEIGHBORHOOD, FOLLOWING

PCREDIBLE LEADS TO FIND THE

PPERSON OR PERSONS RESPONSIBLE

PFOR THIS.

P>> AND BACK HERE LIVE TONIGHT,

PNO SUSPECTS HAVE BEEN

PIDENTIFIED, BUT POLICE ARE

PFOLLOWING UP SOME CREDIBLE LEADS

PWE BELIEVE THAT MAY BE A SUSPECT

PINSIDE A HOME AT ST. CATHERINE,

PAND DIXIE, THE SWAT TEAM HAS

PARRIVED, AND WE'LL KEEP YOU

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Teen pedestrian killed in Rochester crash - Duration: 1:46.

WAS WALKING HERE SO LATE AT

NIGHT.

>> ER IN EXPECTED TO LOSE GOOD

FRIEND LIKE THAT SO FAST.

REPORTER: BUT THAT'S THE REALITY

AFTER NOAH RATLIFF WAS H BY A

VAN AND KILLED.

>> HEARTBREAKING, SUCH A GOOD

KID, SUCH A CARING PERSON, DO

ANYTHING FOR ANYBODY.

CAN'T BELIEVE THAT HE' GONE.

REPORTER: HE MET NOAH FIVE YEA

AGO, BOTH WENT TO SPAULDING HIG

SCHOOL.

>> NOAH WAS A GOOD BOY, VER

RESPECTFUL, ALWAYS SMILED.

GOOD PERSONALITY.

HE HAD SO MUCH POTENTIAL, HE HAD

BIG DREAMS.

REPORTER: OFFICE SAY NOAH WAS

HIT BY A VAN RIGHT ACROSS THE

STREET FROM THE TRI CITY CAR

WASH IN THE GONIC AREA BEFORE

MIDNIGHT.

IT HAS NARROW BREAKDOWN LANE,

BAD LIGHTING AND NO SIDEWALK

WHERE HE WAS WALKING.

THE DRIVER IS A 50-YEAR-OLD MAN

FROM MILTON AND IS COOPERATING.

>> STATED HE WAS WEARING ALL

BLACK, NO REFLECTIVE GEAR OR

ANYTHING LIKE THAT.

THAT AREA OF ROUTE 125 IS NOT

LIT VERY WELL.

AND HE COULDN'T AVOID THE

PEDESTRIAN AND STRUCK HIM.

REPORTER: POLICE SAY THE DRIVER

WAS ON HIS WAY HOME FROM ICE

FISHING AND WAS NOT IMPAIRED.

BUT THE ACCIDENT IS STILL BEING

LOOKED INTO.

>> MY HEART GOES OUT TO T

FAMILY, IT REALLY DOES.

JUST CAN'T IMAGINE.

YOU JUST NEVER KNOW, JUST ALWAYS

GIVES HUGS, TELL THEM YOU LOVE

THEM BECAUSE YOU JUST NEVER

KNOW.

REPORTER: THE ACCIDENT

RECONSTRUCTION TEAM WILL

CONTINUE TO INVESTIGATE.

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Pittsburgh's water authority has history of state fines, citations - Duration: 2:15.

REPORTER PAUL VAN

OSDOL JOINS US NOW WITH THAT

PART OF THE STORY.

REPORTER: THE DISPUTE BETWEEN

THE STATE AND THE PWSA DATES

BACK TO 2011 WHEN THE DEP FOUND

MULTIPLE VIOLATIONS AT THE PWSA

LAB BUT PWSA DID NOT FIX THE

PROBLEM.

IT CONTINUED UNTIL LAST YEAR

WHEN THE PWSA IGNORED A DEP RULE

RELATED TO LEAD IN WATER.

CITY OFFICIALS INSISTED NO ONE

WAS AT RISK FROM CITY WATER THIS

WEEK, SO WHY DID THE STATE

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION PLAY HARDBALL WITH

THE PWSA?

ACTION NEWS INVESTIGATES HAS

LEARNED THAT TOUGH RESPONSE

COMES IN THE WAKE OF MULTIPLE

CASES WHERE THE PWSA RAN AFOUL

OF THE DEP AND STATE LAW.

THIS 2012 CONSENT ORDER FOUND

NUMEROUS VIOLATIONS AT THE PWSA

LAB.

IT SAYS PWSA FAILED TO MEET THE

CONDITIONS OF ITS ACCREDITATION

BY FAILING TO MEET THE QUALITY

ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL

REQUIREMENTS AT THE LAB.

DEP ISSUED A $10,000 FINE.

THEN IN 2015DEP ISSUED ANOTHER

CONSENT ORDER REGARDING THE LAB.

THIS TIME 58 VIOLATIONS,

INCLUDING SEVEN REPEAT

VIOLATIONS FROM 2012.

PWSA WAS FINED $50,000.

IN 2016, DEP FOUND PWSA VIOLATED

STATE RULES BY MAKING

SUBSTANTIAL MODIFICATION TO ITS

CORROSION CONTROL WITHOUT

GETTING DEP PERMISSION.

DEP ORDERED EXTENSIVE LEAD

TESTING AND MONITORING.

MAYOR BILL PEDUTO SAYS DEP WOULD

LIKELY HAVE TAKEN SIMILAR ACTION

THIS WEEK NO MATTER WHAT

HAPPENED IN THE PAST.

>> I THINK THIS DIRECTIVE WOULD

HAVE HAPPENED REGARDLESS.

I MEAN THEY HAVE TO BE

RESPONSIBLE.

THEY HAVE TO -- THERE IS AN

OVERSIGHT.

REPORTER: THE MAYOR SAYS THE

BOILING WATER ORDER MAY ACTUALLY

HELP IMPROVE RELATIONS BETWEEN

THE CITY AND STATE REGULATORS.

>> IF ANYTHING I THINK THAT THE

COMMUNICATONS ESPECIALLY DURING

THESE PAST 42 HOURS, HAVE

STRENGTHENED THE RELATIONSHIP

BETWEEN PWSA AND DEP.

REPORTER: EVEN THOUGH IT'S BEEN

ALMOST TWO YEARS SINCE THAT

$50,000 FINE WAS ISSUED, THE

PWSA LAB IS STILL NOT FULLY A

CREDITED DATED.

THEY SAY THEY ARE CERTIFIED TO

DO CHEMICAL ANALYSIS BUT NOT

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Stolen SUV leads to chase and crash - Duration: 10:56.

ICERS

SPOTTED A STOLEN CAR.

GABBY HEART JOINS US LIVE.

>> THEY TRIED TO PULL OVER A MAN

WHO WAS DRIVING A STOLEN TRUCK.

BUT INSTEAD OF STOPPING HE TOOK

THE OFFICERS ON A TWO-CITY

CHASE, CRASHING INTO A CRUISER

AND THEN A DITCH.

IT HAPPENED AROUND 1:00 THIS

AFTERNOON, BACKED UP TRAFFIC

NEAR THE I20 AIRPORT EXIT AND

RIDGELAND POLICE SAY THEY

SPOTTED THE DRIVER ON HIGHWAY 49

IN RIDGELAND.

IT ENDED ON AIRPORT ROAD NEAR

THE I-20 EXIT IN PEARL WHEN THAT

TRUCK ROLLED OVER MULTIPLE TIMES

AND LANDED IN A DITCH.

THE SUSPECT DROVE INTO ONCOMING

TRAFFIC AND AN OFFICER USED HIS

CRUISER TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC.

>> BUT THE SUSPECTS HERE, WHEN

YOU'VE GOT A VIOLENT FELL ON,

THE QUESTION I'VE ASKED

TYPICALLY AND TIME AGAIN, WHY IS

THIS GUY NOT IN JAIL.

WHY IS IT HE'S ARRESTED TIME AND

TIME AND TIME AND TIME AGAIN.

WE'VE GOT TEN CHARGES, FELONIES

HERE.

WHY IS HE NOT IN JAIL?

>> NOW, THAT OFFICER WAS NOT

INJURED.

THE SUSPECT, HOWEVER, SUFFERED

MINOR INJURIES AND IS CURRENTLY

AT UMC RECOVERING.

THE SUSPECT HAS A LONG RAP

SHEET.

HE'S ALSO FACING CHARGES IN

SEVERAL OTHER COUNTS AND NOW

RIGHT HERE IN RIDGELAND FACING

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ON AN

OFFICER.

GABBY HEART, 16 WAPT NEWS.

>> POLICE SEEM FRUSTRATED THERE,

GABBY.

THANK YOU.

>>> AS TO A BIG RIG CRASH THAT

SHUT DOWN I-20 FOR HOURS, THAT

TRUCK SNAPPED IN HALF.

>> THAT'S WHAT ONE OF THE

WORKERS ON SCENE TOLD ME.

TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT IT LOOKED

LIKE ON THE INTERSTATE.

THIS IS WHERE THAT PIECE SNAPPED

OFF OF THAT TRAILER.

NOW, THE GUYS ON THE SCENE TOLD

ME THAT IT WAS ACTUALLY A PIECE

OF METAL THAT BROKE IN TWO.

CREWS CALLED A TOW TRUCK

OPERATOR OUT.

POLICE REROUTED TRAFFIC FROM

INTERSTATE 20 WEST TO 220, NO

PROPERTY WAS DAMAGED AND NO ONE

WAS HURT.

>> A TODDLER DROWNED IN AN

APARTMENT SWIMMING POOL AND

INVESTIGATION IS UNDERWAY.

ONE FAMILY MEMBER WAS IN TEARS

AS SHE SPOKE TO OUR OWN 16 WANT

KANDACE REDD.

>> HE JUST TURNED ONE LAST YEAR.

HE WAS JUST A BABY.

HE DIDN'T NEED TO DIE LIKE THIS.

>> BABY JEREMIAH WADE DROWNED

WEDNESDAY NIGHT IN THIS POOL AT

THE ARLINGTON APARTMENTS ON

RIDGE WOOD ROAD.

>> HE DROWNED, ALMOST 30, 35

MINUTES AT TOPS HE WAS DROWNING

AND WE DIDN'T KNOW WHERE HE WAS.

>> RUBY POSTON IS THE AUNT AND

SAYS THE FAMILY SEARCHED THE

APARTMENT FOR THE LITTLE BOY

WHEN HE WENT MISSING.

>> HE PUSHED OPEN A DOOR AND I

GUESS HE SLID THROUGH THE LITTLE

GAIT THING AND JUMPED IN THE

POLICY AND FLOATED TO THE TOP.

THEY SAW HIS HEAD AND WHEN THEY

GOT TO HIM IT WAS TOO LATE.

>> WHO DO YOU THINK IS

RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS TRAGEDY?

>> I DON'T KNOW.

I CAN'T BLAME THE MANAGER, TOO,

BECAUSE WE SHOULD HAVE KEPT HIM

IN THE HOUSE.

>> ARE YOU THE MANAGER?

>> YES.

>> WE JUST WANTED TO KNOW, WHY

IS THE POOL NOT DRAINED OR

COVERED UP.

>> MA'AM, EXCUSE ME.

>> IT WAS AN ACCIDENT, IT

PROBABLY WAS JUST GOD CALLING

HIM HOME.

>> IN JACKSON, KANDACE REDD, 16

WAPT NEWS.

>>> THE PROS EXCUSED RESTED

TODAY IN AN EMBEZZLEMENT TRIAL

IN JACKSON PART INJURIES

PRESIDENT BEN ALLEN.

ALLEN'S ATTORNEY SAYS IF THERE'S

ANY EMBEZZLEMENT IT WAS DONE BY

AT CORPORATION, NOT THE

PRESIDENT.

THEY DISAGREED.

REEVES SAYS IF THERE'S ANY

MISMANAGEMENT OF FUNDS, ALLEN

WOULD HAVE KNOWN ABOUT IT.

>> I TRUSTED HIM, I HAD NO

REASON TO NOT TRUST HIM AT THAT

TIME.

>> ARE YOU AWARE HE WAS

RESPONSIBLE FOR --

[ INAUDIBLE ]

>> BEN HAD BEEN RUNNING THE SHOW

COMPLETELY

>> DA ROBIN SMITH IS HELPING

PROSECUTE THIS CASE.

HE TRIED TO GET BEN ALLEN'S SON

TO TESTIFY.

AFTER A MEETING WITH BOTH SIDES

THE JUDGE DECIDED ALLEN'S SON

DID NOT HAVE TO TESTIFY.

>>> MEGAN, SENTENCING DELAY IN

THE CORRECTIONS CORRUPTIONS

CASE.

>> A JUDGE WILL SENTENCE FORMER

STATE LEGISLATIVE CECIL McCRORY

TOMORROW.

HE WAS SCHEDULED TO BE SENTENCED

TODAY.

PROSECUTORS SAY HE WAS PART OF A

BRIBERY AND KICKBACK SCHEME.

EPPS IS IN JAIL WAITING TO BE

SENTENCED.

McCRORY FACE SZ UP TO 20 YEARS

IN PRISON.

>>> TOUGH TALK BEFORE DIPLOMAS

I.

>> 16 WAPT SALLY KIDD IS LIVE AT

THE WHITE HOUSE TONIGHT.

THE PRESIDENT SAYS THERE'S

NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT HERE.

>> Reporter: THAT'S RIGHT,

MEGAN.

PRESIDENT TRUMP SAYS TOO MANY

COUNTRIES ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE

OF THE U.S.

BUT EVEN SOME REPUBLICANS ARE

QUESTIONING HIS APPROACH.

>> JUST TWO WEEKS INTO HIS

PRESIDENCY AND PRESIDENT TRUMP

IS SHAKING UP RELATIONSHIPS WITH

WORLD LEADERS AROUND THE GLOBE.

>> IT'S TIME TO BE TOUGH.

>> PUTTING IRAN ON NOTICE FOR

TEST FIRING A BALLISTIC MILLS.

AS TO WHAT ON NOTICE MEANS.

>> NOTHING IS OFF THE TABLE.

>> I WOULD GO TO THE CONGRESS

AND SAYS IT'S NOW TIME TO PUNISH

IRAN.

>> THE PRESIDENT GETTING TOUGH

IN A CALL WITH AUSTRALIA AN

PRIME MINISTER BERATING HIM FOR

A DEAL DONE WITH THE OBAMA

ADMINISTRATION.

ACCORDING TO THE WASHING POST,

THE AGREEMENT WHICH THE

PRESIDENT CALLS A DUMP DEAL,

ALLOWS THE TRANSFER OF REFUGEES

FROM AUSTRALIA TO THE U.S.

>> 1,250, COULD BE 2,000, COULD

BE MORE THAN THAT.

I SAID, WHY, WHY ARE WE DOING

THIS.

>> THE REPORTED TONE OF THE CALL

CONCERNED REPUBLICAN SENATOR

JOHN McCAIN ENOUGH THAT HE

CALLED AUSTRALIA N'S AMBASSADOR

TO THE U.S.

>> THIS IN MY VIEW WAS AN

UNNECESSARY AND HARMFUL.

>> HE'S DOING AMATEUR HOUR STUFF

ON MATTERS OF SIGNIFICANT

NATIONAL IMPORTANCE.

>> STILL, OTHERS ARE NOT

CONCERNED.

>> I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT THAT

PRESIDENTS AND PRIME MINISTERS,

HEADS OF STATE ARE ABLE TO HAVE

CANDID AND PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS

WITH ONE ANOTHER.

>>> MEANWHILE THE WHITE HOUSE

DENIES THAT IT'S EASING

SANCTIONS AGAINST RUSSIA, THIS

AFTER THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT

AMENDED SANCTIONS TO MAKE IT

EASIER FOR U.S. COMPANIES TO

EXPORT CERTAIN ELECTRONIC GOODS

TO RUSSIA.

LIVE AT THE WHITE HOUSE, SALLY

KIDD, 16 WAPT NEWS.

>> SALLY, THANK YOU.

PRESIDENT TRUMP USED THE PRAYER

BREAKFAST TO TAKE A JAB AT THE

MAN HOSTING HIS OLD REALITY

SHOW.

>> WE HAD TREMENDOUS SUCCESS ON

THE APPRENTICE.

WHEN I RAN FOR PRESIDENT, I HAD

TO LEAVE THE SHOW.

AND I JUST WANT TO PRAY FOR

ARNOLD IF WE CAN, FOR THOSE

RATINGS.

>> THE PRESIDENT IS TALKING

ABOUT ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER WHO

IS NOW HOST OF CELEBRITY

APPRENTICE.

SCHWARZENEGGER FIRED BACK.

>> DONALD, I HAVE A GREAT IDEA,

WHY DON'T WE SWITCH JOBS, YOU

TAKE OVER TV BECAUSE YOU'RE SUCH

AN EXPERT IN RATINGS AND I TAKE

OVER YOUR JOB AND PEOPLE CAN

FINALLY SLOPE COMFORTABLE AGAIN.

>> SCHWARZENEGGER POSTED THAT

VIDEO ON FACEBOOK.

HE SERVED AS GOVERNOR OF

CALIFORNIA FROM TWO TO 2011.

>>> WE ARE LESS THAN AN HOUR

AWAY FROM AN OPEN FORUM FOR

JACKSON MAYORAL CANDIDATES.

>> THEY EXPECT EVERYONE WHO HAS

SIGNED UP TO RUN TO BE THERE.

DOORS OPEN AT 6:00 TONIGHT.

ANYONE CAN ATTEND.

THE PRIMARY ELECTION IS MAY 2nd.

>> WELL, SECRETARY OF STATE

DELBERT HOSEMAN SAYS HIS OFFICE

HAS GOTTEN CALLS FROM PEOPLE

WORRIED ABOUT VOTER FRAUD.

THE CALLS STARTED AFTER

PRESIDENT TRUMP CLAIMED

WIDESPREAD FRAUD KEPT HIM FROM

WINNING THE POPULAR VOTE IN THE

ELECTION.

WE ASKED SECRETARY HOSEMANN IF

THERE ARE ANY DOCUMENTED FRAUD

CASES HERE IN MISSISSIPPI.

>> NO, MISSOURI HAS VOTER ID,

99.997% OF THE PEOPLE SHOWED UP

WITH AN ID.

IF A DEAD PERSON SHOWED UP WITH

AN ID, I DON'T EVEN THINK THEY

WOULD VOTE.

>> THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DID

NOT SEND POP OBSERVERS TO

MISSISSIPPI.

>> TWO TEENS ARE CHARGED AS

ADULT.

>> TWO OF FOURTEEN AGERS ROBBED

A MAN WHILE HE WALKED HIS DOG

NEAR CHECK SAW CIRCLE.

THE TEENAGERS STOLE A CAR AND

LED POLICE ON A CHASE LAST

NIGHT.

ALL FOUR OF THEM ARE FACING

ARMED ROBBERY CHARGES.

CHICKASAW.

>> $10,000 BOND FOR THE SUSPECT

IN A RESTAURANT ROBBERY.

STEPHEN BROWN ROBBED THE GROWN

WAY DRIVE I HOP TUESDAY.

SURVEILLANCE VIDEO SHOWED HIM

HOLDING A GUN ON THE CLERK, THE

MAN POLICE SAY WAS STEPHEN

BROWN, DEMANDING CASH, BEFORE

LEAVING AND COMING BACK A SECOND

TIME.

THEY ALSO CHARGED HIM WITH A CAR

JACKING A FEW HOURS EARLIER AT

QUALITY INN.

>>> SPECIAL REPORT,

MICROBLADING, SORT OF LIKE

TATTOO FOR YOUR EYEBROWS.

CUSTOMERS ARE TURNING TO THE

PROCEDURE TO GET FULLER LOOKING

BROWS, WE FOUND OUT IT COULD BE

COSTLY AND DANGEROUS.

>> BETWEEN $500 AND $600 IS WHAT

YOU SHOULD EXPECT TO PAY.

MUCH LESS THAN THAT, I WOULD BE

WORRIED.

>> IT COULD BE DANGEROUS TO GO

TO SOMEONE WHO ISN'T FAMILIAR

WITH THOSE THINGS.

>> LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PRICE OF

BEAUTY TONIGHT AT 10:00, SPECIAL

REPORT.

>>> TURNING NOW TO THE WEATHER,

RUMOR IS YOU HAD A FURRY VISITOR

HERE.

>> WE KICKED OFF THE DAY WITH

"GOOD MORNING AMERICA,"

PUNXSUTAWNEY PHIL SAW HIS

SHADOW, WHICH MEANS SIX MORE

WEEKS OF WINTER.

>> I DON'T BELIEVE HIM.

>> GROUNDHOG DAVE, THERE IT IS!

NO SHADOW, EARLY SPRING HERE IN

MISSISSIPPI, NO SURPRISE THERE.

BUT DAVE DID TELL ME THAT THERE

MIGHT BE A CHILLY SNAP OR TWO.

BUT LOOK FOR EARLY BLOSSOMS OF

SPRING.

>> I'VE ALWAYS LIKED DAVE

BETTER.

>> WE'VE GOT COOLER AIR COMING

IN AND I'LL TELL YOU HOW COLD IT

WILL GET.

>> CAMPUS PROTEST, WORKERS

CLEANING UP THIS DAMAGE AFTER

STUDENTS RELATED AGAINST A

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Car seen traveling for miles with body on windshield in NKY - Duration: 1:49.

G.

THIS CELL PHONE VIDEO SHOWS A

SCENE SO MACABRE AND BIZARRE

>> I THOUGHT IT WAS A PRANK OF

SOME TYPE.

BRIAN: DR. SIGMUND SUGARMAN, WHO

SHOT THE VIDEO AND PICTURES,

DIDN'T EVEN THINK IT WAS REAL

UNTIL HE HEARD THE PANIC IN THE

DRIVER'S VOIC

>> THE DRIVER CAME INTO THE

STORE AND ASKED THE CASHIER

CALL THE POLICE, WHICH SHE DID.

BRIAN: DR. SUGARMAN CAPTURED A

-- CAPTURED VIDEO OF A MAN, WHO

SAID HE WAS THE DRIVER, TALKING

TO POLICE.

>> THIS GUY'S JUST WALKING

ACROSS THE INTERSTATE, AND I

SWERVE TO MISS HIM AND --

>> HE WAS ON THE INTERSTATE?

>> YEAH.

BRIAN: WITNESSES SAY THEY SAW

THE BODY DANGLING OFF THE HOOD

OF THE VEHICLE, WHICH WAS STILL

ON 71/75 NORTHBOUND, JUST NORTH

OF KYLES LANE.

>> WE DON'T KNOW WHERE IT WOULD

HAVE HAPPENED, BUT WE JUST

HAPPENED TO GET BEHIND HIM WHEN

HE HAD HIS FLASHERS ON AND

NOTICED THAT SOMETHING WAS

HANGING FROM HIS CAR AND WAS

JUST FLAPPING AROUND, HITTING

AGAINST THE GROUND AND JUST

FLAPPING AROUND.

BRIAN: SHAWNA AND LUKE HUDSON

FOLLOWED THE CAR OFF THE 5TH AND

HAD NO IDEA WHAT THEY WERE

SEEING.

>> I KEPT SEEING SOMETHING

HANGING OUT OF THE PASSENGER

WINDOW KIND OF FLOPPING AROUND,

LIKE MAYBE PLASTIC HAD COME

LOOSE OR A RUG WAS HANGING OUT

THE WINDOW.

BRIAN: 71/75 WAS SHUT DOWN FOR

HOURS, TRAFFIC BACKED UP FOR

MILES.

POLICE ARE STILL SORTING OUT THE

DETAILS, CHECKING OUT THE STORY,

TRYING TO DETERMINE IF THE MAN

WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF T

INTERSTATE AND WHY HE WAS THERE.

POLICE HAVE NOT SAID THE NAME OF

THIS DRIVER OR THE NAME OF THE

VICTIM WHO WAS HIT.

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Video: What stores should replace former Owings Mills Mall location? - Duration: 1:42.

LISA: IF YOU LIVE, WORK, OR OWN

-- LISA: THE MOM HAS BEEN TORN

DOWN, DEVELOPERS ARE ASKING FOR

THE COMMUNITY'S INPUT.

IF YOU LIVE, WORK, OR OWN A

BUSINESSES NOT FAR FROM THE

MALL, YOU MAY HAVE GOTTEN A

SURVEY FROM DEVELOPER KIMPO.

IT WANTS TO KNOW WHAT PEOPLE

WANT TO SEE HERE: STORES,

SERVICES, AND MORE.

DANIELLE BYRD SAYS SHE LOVES

BEING ASKED FOR INPUT.

>> I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT TO

FIND OUT WHAT THE COMMUNITY

WANTS.

TAXPAYERS PAY MONEY TO BE HERE,

THEY SHOULD HAVE A VOICE.

LISA: THE SURVEY INCLUDES THIS

RENDERING.

KIMCO SAYS IT ENVISIONS AN

OPEN-AIR RETAIL EXPERIENCE WITH

AMPLE PARKING AND CONNECTED,

PEDESTRIAN-FRIENDLY WALKWAYS.

THE RENDERING IS JUST A BROAD

VISION FOR HOW THE SPACE COULD

BE RE-IMAGINED.

MARK STEWART IS THE PRESIDENT OF

THE REISTERSTOWN, OWINGS MILLS,

GLYNDON COORDINATING COUNCIL,

AND HE SAYS HE WANTS TO SEE THIS

PROJECT BRING JOBS AND THAT CAN

BE DONE A NUMBER OF WAYS.

>> HIGHER AND ANCHOR STORES.

BASICALLY, SOME SMALL BUSINESSES

THAT COULD COME IN, HAVE THE

RENTS SUBSIDIZED SO YOU CAN HAVE

MOM AND POP THINGS IN THERE.

PEOPLE LIKE SPECIALTY STORES.

LISA PAT WILLETTE SAYS SHE LIKES

AN OPEN SPACE.

: HER HUSBAND IS LOOKING FOR

STORES THAT CATER TO MEN.

>> AN OPEN AIR AND ARRANGEMENT

LIKE HUNT VALLEY IS NICE.

I THINK THAT IS WHAT THEY ARE

TALKING ABOUT.

>> AUTOMOBILE PARTS AND

CLOTHIERS, INSTEAD OF GOING TO

THE MALL.

LISA: THEY HAVE NOT IDENTIFIED

RETAILERS, BUT PROMISED TO

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Embezzlement trial of Ben Allen, prosecution rests - Duration: 0:57.

KANDACE REDD, 16

WAPT NEWS.

>>> THE PROS EXCUSED RESTED

TODAY IN A EMBEZZLEMENT TRIAL

IN JACKSON PART INJURIES

PRESIDENT BEN ALLEN.

ALLEN'S ATTORNEY SAYS IF THERE'S

ANY EMBEZZLEMEN IT WAS DONE BY

AT CORPORATION, NOT THE

PRESIDENT.

THEY DISAGREED.

REEVES SAYS IF THERE'S ANY

MISMANAGEMENT OF FUNDS, ALLEN

WOULD HAVE KNOWN ABOUT IT.

>> I TRUSTED HIM, I HAD NO

REASON TO NOT TRUST HIM AT THAT

TIME.

>> ARE YOU AWARE HE WAS

RESPONSIBLE FOR --

[ INAUDIBLE ]

>> BEN HAD BEEN RUNNING THE SHO

COMPLETELY

>> DA ROBIN SMITH IS HELPING

PROSECUTE THIS CASE.

HE TRIED TO GET BEN ALLEN'S SON

TO TESTIFY.

AFTER A MEETING WITH BOTH SIDES

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Typically Cold For February - Duration: 3:42.

WLWT.COM.

ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S

CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE

FORECAST.

KEVIN: IT TURNED OUT TO BE A

VERY NICE DAY ON GROUNDHOG DAY.

WE ARE MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES

TONIGHT.

SOME CLOUDS ARE BEGINNING TO

ROLL IN.

IT WILL BE A BITTER COLD ONE.

THAT IS HOW WE WILL START YOUR

FRIDAY AS WELL.

COLD AS YOU HEAD OUT THE DOOR.

THE PICTURES WILL BE AROUND 20.

COLDER LOCATIONS COULD BE IN THE

LOWER TO MIDDLE TEENS TO START

THE DAY.

TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE

30'S.

TEMPERATURES WILL FALL QUICKLY

TOMORROW NIGHT.

DOWN INTO THE 20'S.

TOMORROW NIGHT LOOKS LIKE THE

COLDEST IN THE STRETCH.

ALREADY AT FREEZING AT THE

AIRPORT.

WE HAVE A NORTHWESTERLY WIND AT

12.

TEMPERATURES FALLING BELOW

FREEZING FOR MOST OF US.

BROOKSVILLE 34.

31 AND MASON.

-- IN MASON.

WE HAVE A COLD NIGHT ON CAP.

-- TAP.

WE WILL BE DOWN TO 25 BY THE

TIME YOU JOIN US FOR NEWS FIVE

AT 11:00.

TYPICALLY COLD, FEBRUARY

WEATHER, BUT AT LEAST IT IS DRY.

THIS SYSTEM SHOULD STAY TO

OURSELVES SO THAT IT DOES NOT

HAPPEN IMPACT ON OUR WEEKEND

AREA -- WEEKEND.

WE WILL SEE SOME CLOUDS MOVED BY

FROM TIME TO TIME.

QUIET OVERNIGHT TONIGHT.

WE WILL SEE AN INCREASE IN

CLOUDS FRIDAY.

IT WILL NOT BE QUITE AS SUNNY AS

IT WAS TODAY.

EVERYONE DOWN IN THE TEENS

FRIDAY NIGHT.

IT WILL BE VERY COLD OUT.

DURING THE DAY ON SATURDAY,

EXPECT PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES AND

AMATEURS WILL BARELY MAKE IT

ABOVE FREEZING.

HERE IS A LOOK AT THE OVERALL

WEATHER PATTERN.

THE COLD AIR WAS GOING TO USE

SOUTH.

FRIDAY INTO THE WEEKEND IS

STAYING COLD.

WARMER AIR STARTS BUILDING AND

ON SUNDAY AND WE WILL SEE SOME

MORNING SNOW TRANSITION INTO

RAIN.

NEXT WEEK IS VERY MILD BEFORE WE

SEE ANOTHER PLUNGE OF COLD AIR

BY THE END OF THE WEEK.

THIS ROLLER COASTER RIDE OF COLD

WEATHER AND THEN A JUMP INTO

PICTURES WILL CONTINUE.

-- IN TEMPERATURES WILL

CONTINUE.

NOT A BAD ONE.

20 AT 8:00 A.M., BUT YOU WILL

NEED YOUR JACKETS ALL DAY LONG.

35 ON SATURDAY.

NO PROBLEMS ON SUNDAY, EVEN IF

WE HAVE SOME SNOW ON -- IN THE

MORNING, I DO NOT THINK THAT

WILL BE A BIG ACCUMULATION.

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'He was a great kid:' Knoch High School student killed in rollover crash on Route 8 - Duration: 2:03.

ROAD HAS PROVEN

VERY DANGEROUS OVER THE YEARS.

REPORTER: THE OWNERS OF

McBRIDE'S POINTED THIS OUT TO

US.

THEY SAY THAT THIS MARK WAS

CREATED BY AN ACCIDENT THAT

HAPPENED BACK IN AUGUST, AND

THIS ONE RIGHT NEXT TO IT IS A

REMINDER OF WHAT HAPPENED HERE

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

ACCORDING TO PENNDOT BETWEEN

2,011 AND 2015 THERE HAVE BEEN

11 ACCIDENTS ON THIS STRETCH OF

ROUTE 8 WHICH IS LET THAN A

MILE.

THE OWNERS HERE SAY SOMETHING

NEED TO BE DONE AND THEY KNOW

WHAT IT IS.

ONE BY ONE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

RETURN TO THE SPOT WHERE ONE OF

THEIR FRIEND TOOK HIS LAST

BREATH.

>> WE GATHER HERE TODAY TO

REMEMBER SOMEONE THAT WAS VERY

SPECIAL TO US.

REPORTER: THAT SOMEONE SPECIAL

WAS 16-YEAR-OLD CAMERON ASHTON.

>> HE ALWAYS HAD A SMILE ON HIS

FACE.

>> HE WAS A GREAT KID, YOU KNOW,

ABLE TO MAKE ANYBODY LAUGH.

>> TO HAVE SOMEBODY GO SO YOUNG

AND SO SPECIAL TO EVERYONE WE

CAN'T EVEN LIKE -- IT DOESN'T

SEEM REAL.

REPORTER: CAMERON'S FRIEND WAS

DRIVING THEM HOME FROM BUTLER

VOTECH WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

THE JEEP ROLLED OVER ON STATE

ROUTE 8 AND CRASHED INTO THE

SIDE OF McBRIDE BAR AND GRILL.

HIS FRIEND WALKED AWAY FROM THE

ACCIDENT, CAMERON WAS EJECTED

AND DIED SHORTLY AFTER.

THE OWNERS OF THE BAR HEARD WHAT

HAPPENED AND SAW THIS OUT OF

THEIR WINDOW.

>> I SAW A 16-YEAR-OLD BOY DIE.

I SAW A 16-YEAR-OLD BOY TAKE HIS

LAST BREATH ON MY PROPERTY.

OF IT NEEDS TO STOP.

REPORTER: SERENA BLAMES THE

DRAINAGE ALONG ROUTE 8 AND IN

WASHED OUT SPOT.

>> IT KEEPS CATCHING EVERYBODY'S

WHEELS AND BRINGING THEM RIGHT

INTO MY BUILDING.

>> FOR A 16-YEAR-OLD TO LOSE HIS

LIFE.

REPORTER: AND CAMERON'S FRIEND

WANT DO DO SOMETHING IN MEMORY

OF HIM HERE.

THEY ARE THINKING A CROSS

SURROUNDED BY SOME FLOWERS.

THE OWNERS OF McBRIDE ARE OKAY

WITH THAT, THEY JUST WANT TO

MAKE SURE THIS IT'S OFF OF THE

ROAD FOR EVERYONE'S SAFETY.

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Purrier running strong - Duration: 0:41.

AKERS

ON FRIDAY, THE BRUINS HOST THE

MAPLE LEAFS ON SATURDAY.

AND U.N.H. DISTANCE RUNNER ELLE

RAN THE SECOND FASTES TIME IN

THE MILE LAST WEEK AND NEXT

WEEKEND WILL BE ONE OF ON TWO

CLEENL AT RUNNERS TO TAKE PART

IN THE RACE IN NEW YORK.

>> IT'S A COMPETITIVE RACE AND

IT'S AN HONOR TO BE STANDING ON

THE LINE NEXT TO THE PEOPLE THAT

I'M GOING TO BE.

IT MOSTLY PROFESSIONALS, I'M ONE

OF TWO COLLEGIATE RUNNERS THAT

WILL BE IN THE RACE.

SO THERE'S NO APPRECIATOR AND

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STATE OF ADDICTION: Oldham County health officials seek needle exchange - Duration: 1:39.

USERS.

PWE TALKED TO HEALTH OFFICIALS OF

POPENING T EXCHANGE.

P>> IT COULD BE ANY OF OUR

PFRIENDS OR FAMILY, A COWORKER,

PTHIS IS NOT A RESPECT YOU

PPERSONS WHEN IT COMES TO

PADDICTION.

P>> T PROPOSED EXCHANGE WILL

POPERATE OUT OF THE EXISTING

PHEALTH DEPARTMENT.

P>> THE COUNTY IS THE HEALTHIEST

PCOUNTY IN KENTUCKY, AND WE WANT

PTO STAY THAT WAY.

PNEVERTHELESS, WE'RE NOT IMMUNE

PFROM PROBLEMS THAT EXIST IN THE

PSTATE.

P>> THE LOCAL HEALTH OFFICIALS

PSAY THE [INAUDIBLE].

PSKEWS THE RATE OF HIV, MAKING IT

PDIFFICULT TO GET AN ACCURATE

PESTIMATE.

PBUT STILL, THE PROBLEM EXISTS,

PAND THEY WANT TO PREVENT MORE

PFROM BEING INFECTED.

P>> IF WE CAN CLEAN IT UP A

PLITTLE BIT, AND THEY'RE NOT

PGETTING HIV, AND OTHER PROBLEMS

PWITH IT, MAYBE THE NEEDLE

PEXCHANGE IS IT THE WAY TO GO.

P>> OTHERS SAY IT ENABL

PADDICTS.

P>> YOU WANT TO SET UP A PROGRAM,

PSE IT UP TO HELP THEM

P>> HEALTH OFFICIALS SAY A NEEDLE

PEXCHANGE IS PREVENTION.

P>> WE KNOW THE COST OF

PPREVENTION ARE LESS THAN THE

PCOSTS ON THE OTHER END TO TREAT

PHI OR HEPATITIS C FOR A

PLIFETIME.

P>> THE BOARD OF HEALTH WILL HAVE

PTO SIGN OFF OF THE PLAN,

PFOLLOWED B THE GOVERNMENTS