Youtube daily Feb 3 2017

PREPORTER: DOUG AND SHELLY

PIN 1998 AFFORDABLE SOLAR'S

PFOUNDER WAS SELLING PANELS OUT

POF AN AIR STREAM TRAILER IN THE

PSOUTH VALLEY.

PTODAY, IT'S A MUCH DIFFERENT

PSTORY.

PTHE COMPANY WILL BUILD MULTIPLE

PSOLAR FARMS FOR FACEBOOK, WORTH

PTENS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

PARE YOU GUYS READY FOR A

PCONTRACT THAT BIG?

P>> YEAH.

PWE HAVE TO HIRE PEOPLE.

PIT'S A GOOD PROBLEM TO HAVE.

PREPORTER: FROM NOW THROUGH JULY,

PALBUQUERQUE'S AFFORDABLE SOLAR

PWILL HIRE 40, FULL TIME

PEMPLOYEES.

P>> THE DOORS ARE OPEN, COME FIND

PUS.

PREPORTER: THEY NEED MORE PEOPLE

PTO WORK ON A HUGE PROJECT THAT'S

PCOMING TO THIS, NOW, BARREN LAND

PIN LOS LUNAS.

PNEXT YEAR THERE WILL BE A

PFACEBOOK DATA CENTER RIGHT HERE

PAND IT WILL RUN ON GREEN ENERGY.

PPRESIDENT KEVIN BASSALLECK

PSAYS THAT PLANS MEANS A 37

PMILLION DOLLAR DEAL FOR

PAFFORDABLE SOLAR

P>> THIS IS THE BIGGEST CONTRACT

PWE'VE BEEN ABLE TO SECURE THUS

PFAR.

PWE'RE EXCITED ABOUT THAT.

PREPORTER: IT'LL BE AWHILE BEFORE

PTHE FB DATA CENTER STARTS USING

PTHOSE SOLAR PANELS, BUT WE

PWANTED TO SHOW YOU WHAT THEY

PWILL BE USING.

PTAKE A LOOK DOWN, AFFORDABLE

PSOLAR WILL BE THREE OF THESE

PFARMS.

PTHIS SOLAR FARM IS JUST NORTH OF

PMDC.

PAFFORDABLE SOLAR BUILT IT FOR

PPNM ABOUT A YEAR AGO.

PTHIS IS SMALL VERSION OF WHAT

PYOU'LL SEE IN LOS LUNAS.

P>> EACH SITE IS 100 ACRES.

PREPORTER: THAT'S BIG PROGRESS

PFOR A BUSINESS THAT HAD A HUMBLE

PBEGINNING.

PTODAY THEY'RE IN THIS OFFICE

PBUILDING.

P>> WE'RE A LOCAL BUSINESS.

PWE STARTED HERE IN 1998 AND HAVE

PGROWN OVER THE YEARS AND ADDED A

PLOT OF EMPLOYEES.

PWE EMPLOY OVER 100 PEOPLE NOW.

PREPORTER: THOSE JOBS RANGE FROM

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The greatest show on earth is making its last stop in the Upstate - Duration: 1:50.

ALLYSON: THE LIGHTS, THE FLIPS,

THE MUSIC, AND THE FIRST FEMALE

RINGMASTER IN CIRCUS HISTORY.

>> WHAT'S UP, GREENVILLE?

ALLYSON: ALL OF THIS WILL BE NO

MORE IN A FEW MONTHS.

HOW DOES IT MAKE YOU FEEL? YOU

WON'T SEE IT ANYMORE.

>> SAD. I WISH IT WOULD STAY.

ALLYSON: STUDENTS FROM ALL OVER

THE UPSTATE HACKED THE BON

-- PACKED THE BON SECOURS

WELLNESS ARENA TODAY, TO CATCH A

GLIMPSE OF THE LAST SHOW.

SOME OF THOSE, WEST GREENVILLE

ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL STUDENTS.

JESSICA JACKSON IS A TEACHER

THERE.

MS. JACKSON: WE'VE HAD A LOT OF

QUESTIONS THIS MORNING ABOUT

WHETHER WE'LL BE ABLE TO DO THAT

AGAIN.

ALLYSON: SHE SAYS THE BOND THEY

HAVE WITH THE CIRCUS IS A

SPECIAL ONE.

MS. JACKSON: THE TRAIN CARS PARK

JUST BEHIND OUR BUILDING EVEY

SINGLE YEAR, AND THE STUDENTS

LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING THOSE

ARRIVE, AND WATCHING EMPLOYEES

FOR THE CIRCUS THAT LIVE THERE

DURING THE TIME THEY'RE HERE.

THEY LOVE TO SEE THEM.

ALLYSON: SOMETHING JACKSON SAYS

REALLY MAKES AN IMPACT ON HER

STUDENTS.

MS. JACKSON: THIS IS AN

OPPORTUNITY TO PROVIDE FOR OUR

KIDS, TO GIVE THEM AN EXPERIENCE

THEY DON'T GET TO ENJOY. AND

WE'LL LOSE THAT, WHILE LEAVING

THEM WITH SOME REALLY COOL

MEMORIES.

>> THERE WAS A YOUNG LADY OUT

BESIDE THE TRACKS, AND SHE WAS

DOING BACK HANDSRPINGS. AND

HAD NEVER SEEN PEOPLE WE WOU

-- UP UNTIL THAT POINT.

WE WOULD WAY THEN SOMEBODY WOULD

WAVE ACT.

SHE WAS DOING HANDSPRINGS, AND

THE KIDS WERE LIKE, SHE IS DOING

CIRCUS STUFF, MISS JACKSON. LOOK

AT THAT.

ALLYSON: AND NOW, POSSIBLY SOME

BIG CLOWN SHOES TO FILL.

ALLYSON POWELL, WYFF NEWS 4, IN

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Spartanburg authorities will soon have lifesaving kits for Opiate overdose victims - Duration: 1:47.

TONIGHT'S "STATE OF

ADDICTION."

MIKE: SPARTANBURG COUNTY

DEPUTIES, AND SPARTANBURG POLICE

OFFICERS WHO HAVE BEEN SPECIALLY

TRAINED,

WILL SOON HAVE THESE KITS, THAT

CAN MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN

AN OVERDOSE SITUATION.

>> LAST YEAR ALONE, MY OFFICE

WORKED 69 DEATHS THAT WERE

RELATED TO DRUG OVERDOSES.

THAT'S 69 TOO MANY.

MIKE: TODAY, THE CORONER SHARED

NEWS OF A DONATION OF AT LEAST

$6,000 FROM THE SMITH DRUG

COMPANY AND ITS J.M. SMITH

FOUNDATION.

THE MONEY WILL BUY AT LEAST 60

KITS CONTAINING NARCAN NASAL

SPRAY.

THE MEDICINE CAN REVERSE THE

EFFECTS OF OPIATES, EITHER

PRESCRIPTION OR HEROIN, THAT

DEPRIVE THE BRAIN OF OXYGEN.

>> UNFORTUNATELY, SPARTANBURG

WAS IDENTIFIED AS ONE OF THE TOP

COUNTIES STRUGGLING WITH OPIATE

USE DISORDERS AND OVERDOSES.

MIKE: SUSAN O'BRIEN IS WITH THE

FORRESTER CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL

HEALTH IN SPARTANBURG.

PEOPLE WHO'VE BEEN SAVED BY

NARCAN COULD COME HERE FOR THEIR

NEXT STEP, ONCE THEY'VE GOTTEN

MEDICAL ATTENTION.

>> OFTEN, PEOPLE SEEK HELP AT A

CRISIS POINT.

MIKE: YESTERDAY, THE CENTER SAW

ITS FIRST CLIENT IN A NEW

PROGRAM THAT COMBINES OUTPATIENT

TREATMENT WITH

MEDICATION-ASSISTED THERAPY.

RESEARCH SHOWS THE COMBINATION

IS THE BEST WAY TO HELP PEOPLE

WITH OPIATE USE DISORDERS.

>> IT'S JUST SUCH AN IMPORTANT

NEXT STEP.

MIKE: THE HOPE IS THAT THE KITS

AND THE NEW TREATMENT PROGRAM

WILL MAKE A POWERFUL PAIR IN THE

FIGHT AGAINST OPIATE ADDICTION.

>> IT JUST ENHANCES EVERYTHING

WE'RE TRYING TO DO, AND WE'RE

ALL PLAYING FROM THE SAME

PLAYBOOK OF WORKING TOGETHER IN

THE SAME DIRECTION.

MIKE: REMEMBER THIS. THE

FORRESTER CENTER SAYS YOU SHOULD

NEVER LET FEAR GET IN THE WAY.

IF YOU WITNESS AN OVERDOSE,

DON'T BE AFRAID TO CALL FOR

HELP, AND IF YOU HAVE AN

ADDICTION, DON'T BE AFRAID TO

GET HELP.

MIKE MCCORMICK, WYFF NEWS 4, IN

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Thursday Night: The Weather is changing - Duration: 4:12.

ADRIANNA: AND THEY GOT MONEY FOR

IT TO.

I NEVER GOT MONEY IN HIGH

SCHOOL.

SCOTT: AND THE CHERRY ON TOP.

ADRIANNA: MARGARET SAYS THE

WEATHER IS CHANGING.

MARGARET: T-BOY COULD CARE LESS

ABOUT SEEING HIS SHADOW BECAUSE

HE IS A TOUGH, CAJUN NUTRIA.

I THINK WE'RE GOING TO BE A

LITTLE BIT COOLER TOMORROW.

CLOSER TO THE AVERAGE.

THE WEATHER IS CHANGING.

WE HAVE A COLD FRONT PUSHING

THROUGH.

WE HAVE SOME RAIN TO THE WEST,

THIS IS MAINLY WEST OF AVERAGE

OVER BY LAFAYETTE.

THIS IS ALL MOVING TO THE

EAST-NORTHEAST THERE IS THE

POTENTIAL FOR A SHOWERS AFTER WE

JUST HAD PERFECT WEATHER.

JUST ACROSS THE NORTHERN

TANGIPAHOA PARISH, YOU HAVE A

FEW SPRINKLES.

THAT IS JUST INTO THE NORTHWEST

REGION OF WASHINGTON PARISH,

EXTENDING UP BY TYLER TOWN.

THE COLD FRONT RIGHT OVER

SOUTHWEST, IT IS LIKE TO PUSH

THE SOUTHEAST, MOVING THROUGH

ABOUT MIDNIGHT TO 3:00 OR SO.

WE HAVE THAT POTENTIAL FOR A FEW

SHOWERS AS IT MOVES THROUGH.

THERE IS THE COLD FRONT MOVING

THROUGH.

LOW TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO BE

IN THE LOW TO THE MID-50'S.

WE HAVE CLOUDS MOVING IN, A

NORTHEAST FLOW AND THE FORECAST

MODEL IS COMING IN A LITTLE BIT

COOLER THAN THEY HAVE BEEN.

HIGH TEMPERATURE GOING TO BE

NEAR-62 POSSIBLY THE MID-60'S

AND AS YOU GO INTO SATURDAY, IT

IS GOING TO BE CHILLY IN THE

MORNING.

SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI, YOU HAVE

THE POTENTIAL FOR FROST.

METRO AREA, WE ARE GOING TO BE

IN THE 40'S.

HIGH TEMPERATURES ONLY NEAR 60

DEGREES.

THEN THE WEATHER IS CHANGING

AGAIN FOR SUNDAY.

THAT HIGH-PRESSURE MOVES TO THE

EAST.

WE ARE PICKING UP THE SOUTHERLY

FLOW.

THAT MEANS YOU HAVE WARM, MOIST

AIR MOVING IN.

HIGH TEMPERATURES IN THE

LOW-ENTITIES, SCOTT WALKER, I

THINK WILL BE OK RUNNING THAT

ROCK AND ROLL HALF MARATHON OR

THE FULL MARATHON FOR SOME OF

YOU.

BEWARE -- TO BE AWARE IS GOING

TO BE HUMID.

MONDAY, YOU HAVE THE SOUTHERLY

FLOW, WARM WEATHER, HIGH

TEMPERATURES MID-70'S.

SHE IS DAY ARE BACK IN THE

MID-70'S, THEN A COLD FRONT IS

GOING TO BE PUSHING THROUGH

DURING THE DAY WEDNESDAY, COOLER

AIR IS MOVING IN FOR YOUR

WEDNESDAY AND FOR YOUR THURSDAY.

WE HAVE SOME REAL UPS AND DOWNS

TAKING WASTE OVER THE NEXT FEW

DAYS -- TAKING PLACE OVER THE

NEXT FEW DAYS.

LOOKING COOLER FOR YOUR

THURSDAY.

MEANWHILE, KEVIN JONES SAYS OF

PERFECTION IN SLIDELL.

HERE IS THE SUN SETTING OVER ST.

CHARLES AVENUE, WESLEY HODGINS

SAID THAT IN.

AND A WAXING CRESCENT MOON, 34%

FULL.

76 OF THE HIGH TODAY.

WAY ABOVE THE AVERAGE.

ALL ACROSS THE AREA, MID-70'S,

79 OVER AT BOGALUSA,

LOW-ENTITIES RIGHT ALONG THE

COAST.

THERE IS THE COLD FRONT, DIPPING

TO THE SOUTH, COOLER AIR IS ON

THE WAY.

HARD TO BELIEVE WHEN IT IS 69

DEGREES RIGHT NOW.

TEMPERATURES MID-60'S TO THE

LOW-70'S RIGHT NOW WITH A THAT

SOUTH WIND.

AS YOU GO INTO THE EVENING, I

WOULD GRAB A JACKET.

YOU MIGHT WANT TO KEEP AN

UMBRELLA HANDY JUST BECAUSE OF

THEIR ARE A FEW SHOWERS.

THIS FIND BUT THAT REAL

POTENTIAL FOR FOG TO DEVELOP

EARLY IN THE MORNING HOURS.

LET'S LOOK AT THAT FORECAST AND

WHAT WE ARE SEEING IS RIGHT

THERE IN THE AFTERNOON, NEAR 60

DEGREES, THEREFORE SATURDAY IT

IS, SUNDAY YOU ARE BEGINNING TO

UP.

WARM FOR YOUR MONDAY AND

TUESDAY.

For more infomation >> Thursday Night: The Weather is changing - Duration: 4:12.

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Former Greenville mill on fire - Duration: 1:49.

THE GREATEST SHOW ON

EARTH IS IN GREENVILLE FOR THE

LAST TIME.

THE CIRCUS IS IN TOWN.

AND WE HAVE A PREVIEW OF THE

FINAL SHOW.

CAROL: HAPPENING NOW A TWO ALARM

, FIRE IN GREENVILLE THAT WAS

PUT OUT HOURS AGO IS STILL

FORCING SOME ROADS TO REMAIN

CLOSED.

GABBY: AND FIREFIGHTERS ARE

STILL ON SCENE.

THIS WAS TAKEN THIS MORNING THIS

, IS THE FORMER U.S.

FINISHING MILL LOCATED OFF

HIGHWAY 253 AND OLD BUNCOMBE

ROAD.

CAROL: PARKER DISTRICT FIRE

OFFICIALS USED SKY 4 TO LOCATE

WHICH AREAS OF THE BUILDING WERE

ON FIRE.

THIS AFTERNOON WYFF NEWS 4'S ALY

, MYLES IS ON THE GROUND AS THE

INVESTIGATION INTO THIS FIRE

CONTINUES.

ALY?

ALY: LADIES COME OF FIRE BROKE

HOURS AGO.

ROADS ARE NOT SHUT DOWN.

WE ARE ON OLD BUNCOMBE ROAD.

WE SEE MULTIPLE FIRE CREWS OUT

HERE, SHERIFF'S OFFICE, RED

CROSS.

PEOPLE INSPECTING THE BUILDING

TO SEE WHAT HAPPENED.

THIS IS VIDEO FROM WHERE THE

FIRE BROKE AROUND 10:40 THIS

MORNING.

JUST DOES THAT CALL WAS COMING

IN AS WE WERE HEADED TO ANOTHER

NEWS STORY, YOU CAN SEE HOW HUGE

AND BLACK SMOKE WAS.

THIS IS AN ABANDONED BUILDING.

YOU'RE TAKING A LOOK FROM SKY 4

VIDEO FROM WHEN IT WAS STILL

HEAVILY ACTIVE.

THIS USED TO BE THE U.S.

FINISHING MILL WHERE FABRICS

WERE DYED AND BLEACHED.

THAT SHUT DOWN.

NOW THE QUESTION IS, WHAT

STARTED THIS FIRE, WHICH WON'T

BE AN EASY QUESTION TO ANSWER.

>> THE BIGGEST PROBLEM IS

BECAUSE OF THE DAMAGE IN THE TOP

OF THE BUILDING, THERE IS A LOT

OF COLLAPSE INVOLVED.

IT IS NOT SAFE TO ENTER.

IT WILL BE DIFFICULT TO

DETERMINE WHAT THE CAUSE WAS.

ALY: LUCKILY, NO ONE WAS INSIDE

AT THE TIME.

NO FIREFIGHTERS WERE INJURED

WHILE FIGHTING THIS FIRE.

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Construction Chaos: Interstate 49 in Northwest Arkansas - Duration: 3:53.

>> WELL, THOUSANDS OF DRIVERS IN

NORTHWEST ARKANSAS TAKE

INTERSTATE 49 DAILY DODGING

CONSTRUCTION ZONES.

CRAIG: IN SIX MON MRS THAN 150

PEOPLE WERE INJURED ONE EVEN

DIED.

ALLISON WEISS FOUND OUT HOW

DRIVERS ARE NAVIGATING THIS

CONSTRUCTION CHAOS AND HOW TO

KEEP YOUR NAME OFF THE NEXT

ACCIDENT REPOR

>> IT GETS BETTER?

IT DOESN'T REALLY EVER GET

BETTER.

>> CONCRETE BARRIERS, NARROW

LANES, ORANGE BARRELS AND HEA

EQUIPMEN

THAT'S WHAT YOU SEE ON HIGHWAY

49 AND I ADDS ON TO TRAFFIC,

CONGESTION AND ACCIDENTS.

BETWEEN FAYETTEVILLE AND BE ON

THEVILLE THERE ARE ABOUT 1,000

CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS.

>> IT'S JUST NOT NORMAL AS WE

USED TO BE BECAU WE'VE GOT

WORK ZONES OUT THERE.

>> THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT IS

JUGGLING SEVERAL PROJECTS TRYING

TO CATCH UP.

>> A LOT OF MIL EDGE, NORTHWEST

ARKANSAS IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

IT WILL BE THROUGH 202

>> I'VE SEEN PEOPLE DRIVING NEXT

TO THAT CONCRETE WALL HOLDING

THE PHONE, TEXTING

>> I KNOW I CAN DRIVE STRAIGHT

AND I'LL GET TO WHERE I WANT TO

BE.

>> I THINK IT'S COMBINATION OF

EVERYTHING.

>> ARKANSAS STATE POLICE WORKED

474 CRASHES.

THAT'S TWICE AS MANY AS THE YR

BEFORE.

AN 180 OF THOSE HAPPENED ALONG

THIS STRETCH OF THE INTERSTATE

FROM SPRINGDALE TO LOWELL.

TODAY HIGHWAY POLICE ARE WORKING

TO IDENTIFY THE PROBLEM AREAS

NO

>> MOST ACCIDENTS DON'T OCCUR IN

THE WORK ZONE ITSELF.

THEY OCCUR PRIOR TO THE WORK

ZONE.

>> THIS IS THE SPOT HIGHWAY

POLICE CALL THE Q

AND OFFICERS WILL PARK

THEMSELVES IN THAT AREA.

>> YOU DRIVE A QUARTER OF A MILE

FROM THE Q ITSELF.

AND YOU HAVE YOUR EMERGENCY

LIGHTS ON.

YOUR CAR IS FACING THE WRONG

WAY.

YOUR CAR IS FACING TRAFFIC.

AND THAT IS TO LET EVERYBODY

KNOW TO SLOW DOWN THAT THERE IS

SOMETHIN AHEAD.

>> POLICE SAY THE BIGGEST

PROBLEM IS DISTRACTED DRIVING.

>> NOT HAVING THEIR FULL

ATTENTION ON THE ROADWAY.

>> DRIVERS SAY THEY'

FRUSTRATED BY THE CONSTRUCTION.

BUT THEY KNOW THE WORK O I-49

IS A MEANS TO AN END.

>> IF I KNOW SOMETHING IS GOING

TO B BETTER IN THE LONG RUN,

I'LL DEAL TO THAT SITUATION TO

GET TO THAT POINT.

>> AND HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTIO SAY

YOU'LL SEE THREE MORE NEW

PROJECTS TO START IN BETON

COUNTY IN ABOUT TWO MONTHS.

ALLISON WEIJS, 40/39 NEWS.

>> WHY DIDN'T IT JUST START FROM

ONE END AND WORK UP OR DOWN?

THEY TELL US IT'S BECAUSE I-49

IMPACTS SO MAN HIGHWAYS THE

MASTER PLAN HAD TO ACCOMMODATE

FOR THAT.

>> YOU CAN SEE THE CRASH

STATISTICS FROM 2015 AND 2016.

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Former Governor Huckabee speaks at JBU; met with protests - Duration: 1:02.

SUFFERS SCHIZOPHRENIA.

>> MIKE HUCKABEE OFFERING A

WARNING FOR STUDENTS IN HIS

SPEECH TODAY.

HUCKABEE A TWO-TERM ARKANSAS

GOVERNOR AND TWO-TIME

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE ADDRESSED

THE CROWDS ABOUT THE DANGERS OF

GOING INTO POLITICS.

>> BECAUSE POLITICS IS NEVER AN

END ALL PROCESS.

ANYBODY THAT GETS INTO IT I

CAUTION.

IF YOU CAN'T STAND THE SIGHT OF

BLOOD DO NOT RUN FOR ANYTHING.

>> HUCKABEE PRAISED DONALD TRUMP

AS THE REASON FOR THEIR PROTEST.

>> I DECIDED TO COME OUT TODAY

THAT DURING THE ANGST OF THE

POLITICAL PROCESS WE DECIDED TO

SPREAD A MESSAGE OF LOVE.

AND SO WE'RE WEARING SHORTS

STAND FOR LOVE AND MINORITY

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VIDEO: Hundreds affected by overnight power outage - Duration: 1:20.

PREPORTER: LOTS OF US WOKE UP TO

PTHIS EARLIER TODAY.

PFLASHING ALARM CLOCKS AND LIGHTS

POUT.

P>> MY POWER DID GO OUT, VERY

PBRIEFLY

PREPORTER: EVEN THE PNM

PSPOKESPERSON WE MET WITH SAYS

PSHE LOST HER LIGHTS.

PAND THIS WASN'T YOUR AVERAGE

PLOSS OF POWER EITHER.

P>> ABOUT 144,000 CUSTOMERS. WE

PBROKE THE NEWS ON KOAT ACTION 7

PNEWS MORE IN THE MORNING OF

PCOURSE MANY OF YOU MAY'VE NOT

PBEEN ABLE TO SEE IT.

PBUT AFTER ASKING YOU IF YOUR

PPOWER WENT OUT ON MY FACEBOOK

PPAGE WE BEGAN TO UNDERSTAND JUST

PHOW BIG THIS REALLY WAS.

PTABBY SAYS THAT HER POWER WENT

POUT AT ABOUT 2-O-CLOCK IN THE

PMORNING FOR ABOUT 30-MINUTES.

PTHAT WAS IN THE NORTHEAST

PHEIGHTS AROUND COMANCHE AND

PEUBANK. ALSO I GOT A REPORT FROM

PJOANN THAT HER POWER WENT OUT IN

PBERNALILLO. TODD SAYS HIS POWER

PWENT OUT IN LOS LUNAS. AND

PMELANIE SAYS HER POWER WENT OUT.

PSHE'S NOT EXACTLY SURE WHEN, BUT

PTHAT WAS AT PASEO AND BARSTOW.

PSO THE POWER OUTAGE IMPACTING A

PLARGE AREA.

PSO WHAT HAPPENED

PWE DON'T KNOW EXACTLY WHAT WENT

PDO

P>> PNM IS STILL LOOKING INTO

PTHAT.

PBUT THEY MAY HAVE AN IDEA.

P>> ALL INDICATIONS ARE POINTING

PTOWARDS AN EQUIPMENT FAILURE.

PEITHER WAY WHETHER YOU'RE IN

PSANTA FE, ALBUQUERQUE,

PBERNALILLO OR LOS LUNAS PNM SAYS

PYOU SHOULDN'T EXPECT ANOTHER

PLOSS OF POWER TONIGHT.

PBYRON MORTON.

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Groundbreaking event at new Upstate fire station - Duration: 0:46.

APP.

CAROL: TODAY, CITY OFFICIALS

BROKE GROUND ON A BRAND NEW FIRE

STATION IN SIMPSONVILLE.

THE NEW STATION WILL BE LOCATED

ON MOSLEY ROAD AT EAST STANDING

SPRINGS ROAD.

FIRE OFFICIALS TELL US OF THE

ROUGHLY 9000 SQUARE FOOT

FACILITY SITS IN A PRIME

LOCATION TO HELP CUT DOWN ON

RESPONSE TIME.

>> WE LIKE TO KEEP IT TO A THREE

MINUTE RESPONSE TIME.

IN THIS AREA WE ARE LOOKING AT

SIX MINUTES TO SEVN MINUTES TO

GET A TRUCK OUT HERE.

WE ARE HOPING TO CUT THEIR

RESPONSE TIME IN HALF.

CAROL: WE ARE TOLD COUNTY FIRE

SERVICE TAX DOLLARS WILL PAY FOR

THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW FIRE

STATION.

AND CITY TAX DOLLARS WILL PAY

FOR ANY EQUIPMENT THE STATION

MAY NEED TO OPERATE.

THIS NEW STATION WILL BE THE

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LaFrance Elementary teacher wins Golden Apple Award - Duration: 1:58.

HER CLASSROOM.

WYFF NEWS 4'S GEOFF HART

INTRODUCES US.

MS. KNIGHT: COME IN, COME IN?

GEOF IT IS RAINING BOOKS, AND

AS MUCH A SHE ENCOURAG READING

--

MS. KNIGHT: IT'S TIME TO MOVE

ON, GET YOUR SEATS.

GEOFF: JOY KNIGHT SAYS HER GOAL

IS TO EDUCATE THE WHOLE CHILD.

MS. KNIGHT: IF YOU ARE IN A GOOD

ENVIRONMENT WHERE IT IS SAFE TO

MAKE A MISTAKE I JUST THINK YOU

, LEARN A LOT MORE.

GEOFF: IT'S THE LESSONS WITHIN

HER LESSON

MS. KNIGHT: WE DON'T ACT LIKE WE

ARE ALL THAT IN A BAG OF CHIPS.

WE HAVE HEALTHY SELF-ESTEEM, BUT

WE DON'T HAVE THE ATTITUDE.

YOU CAN WHINE ALL YOU WANT, BUT

WHINE IN YOUR MIND

DON'T ONE UP EACH OTHER.

WE CAN ALL DO WELL. WE DON'T

HAVE TO DO WELL AT SOMEBODY

ELSE'S EXPENSE.

GEOFF: BUILDING THE FOUNDATION

FROM THE GROUND UP, SHE ROLLS

OUT PAPER ACROSS THE FLOOR,

WHERE STUDENTS LIST WHAT THE

ALREADY KNOW ABOUT DIFFERENT

TOPICS LIKE POETRY.

MS. KNIGHT: DO POEMS HAVE TO

RHYME?

>> I KNOW POEMS DON'T HAVE TO

RHYME.

MOST POETS HAVE A BACKGROUND

STORY.

GEOFF: MS. KNIGHT CALLS IT

BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE.

MS. KNIGHT: YOU MEET THEM WHERE

THEY ARE. YOU SET HI

EXPECTATIONS.

>> SHE MOTIVATES US ALL THE

TIME.

MS. KNIGHT: AND YOU

INDIVIDUALIZE THOSE

EXPECTATIONS,

>> SHE HELPS US GO THROUGH IT.

MS. KNIGHT: AND YOU HAVE TO

BUILD RELATIONSHIPS.

>> SHE SAYS, I KNOW YOU DON'T

WANT TO DO THIS BUT WE'VE GOT

TO.

GEOFF: SHE BALANCES WHAT THE

HAVE TO DO WITH WHERE THEY GET

TO DO IT, FROM STUDYING ON THE

CLASS COUCH TO BORROWING HER

PRIZED ROCKING CHAIR.

IN HER 17TH YEAR OF TEACHING,

WHIC -- WHAT SHE CREATED'S

TRUST.

>> WE WILL NOT JUDGE PEOPLE.

>> THIS IS WHAT I LOVE.

GEOFF: JOY KNIGHT, MAKING HER

STUDENTS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR

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Rogers woman with 94 descendants turn 100 years old - Duration: 0:49.

RS HAD TO SAY ABOUT

THE FUTURE OF THAT LAWSUIT.

WELL, HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY TO

MISS EDITH.

>> INCREDIBLE FETE.

SHE HIT THE CENTURY MARK TODAY.

AND A CELEBRATION WAS HELD FOR

HER AT IF HOLIDAY SWEETS IN AM

BLOSSOMS.

SHE WAS BORN BEFORE UNITED

STATES ENTERED WORLD WAR I.

TODAY SHE GES US HER SECRET TO

LIVING A HAPPY, LONG LIFE.

>> YOU HAVE TO HAVE THE RIGHT

MATE IN ORDER TO MAKE THINGS GO

RIGHT.

AND I HAD HIM.

HE HADN'T BEEN GONE TOO LONG.

BUT IT WAS -- IT WAS A GOOD

MARRIAGE.

KELLY: AW.

HE SAYS ANOTHER ONE OF HER

For more infomation >> Rogers woman with 94 descendants turn 100 years old - Duration: 0:49.

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Man accused of shooting Washington County deputy appears in court - Duration: 0:26.

MONTH.

BRETT RAINS, 40/29 NEWS.

CRAIG: A MAN ACCUSED OF SHOOTING

A DEPUTY WAS BACK IN COURT.

A JUDGE'S RULE RAYMOND PLUM

SLEEP MENTALLY UNFIT TO STAND

TRIAL ON THE OFFICER THAT

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Rogers conference encourages girls to get into construction work. - Duration: 0:43.

CHANCES OF RAIN MONDAY INTO

PMONDAY NIGHT.

P>> TODAY ROGERS SCHOOL OFFICIALS

PHOSTED A CONFERENCE TO GET GIRLS

PINTO CONSTRUCTION WORK.

PIT GAVE MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL

PSTUDENTS A CHANCE TO LEARN MORE

PABOUT THE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

PIN CONSTRUCTIO

PAND THE GROWING DEMAND ON THE

PFIELD, IN NORTHWEST ARKANSAS

P AND WE KEEP A VERY CLOSE EYE

PON WHAT ARE SOME OF THE

PWORKFORCE DEMANDS AND NEEDS, NOT

PONLY CURRENT, BUT PROJECTED.

ONE OF THE AREAS OF GREATEST

PNEED IS IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND

PSKILLED TRADES AREAS.

For more infomation >> Rogers conference encourages girls to get into construction work. - Duration: 0:43.

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Fort Smith School Board addresses FOIA lawsuit - Duration: 1:44.

>> BRETT RAINES IS LIVE TONIGHT.

BRETT, BOTH SIDES SAY IT'S TIME

TO MOVE ON.

>> YEAH, GUYS.

LET'S SHOW YOU A LIVE LOOK WHERE

SCHOOL BOARD FACULTY ARE MEETING

RIGHT NOW.

BOTH THE PRESIDENT AND THE

ATTORNEY IS TELLING ME THIS

COMPANY IS WASTING YOUR TAX

DOLLARS.

>> SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS

DISCUSSED VIA PRIVATE E-MAIL

WHOWLED WHO WOULD BE VICE

PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT AND

SECRETARY.

JUNE BRADSHAW CLAIMS THOSE

DISCUSSIONS SHOULD HAVE BEEN IN

A PUBLIC MEETING.

TODAY, THE BOARD PRESIDENT TOLD

ME THEY MAY HAVE VIOLATED

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LAWS.

BUT SHE SAYS THEY NEVER INTENDED

TO.

BUT THE ATTORNEY WHO IS SUING

THEM SAYS IN THIS CASE INTENT

DOES NOT MATTER.

>> WHEN OUR KIDS BREAK RULES,

YOU KNOW, THEY DON'T WANT TO BE

HELD ACCOUNTABLE EITHER.

AND THIS ISN'T ABOUT WHETHER

THEY INTENDED TO.

HOW DO WE KNOW WILL THEY

INTENDED TO.

THE FACT OF THE MATTER IS THEY

ENGAGED IN A SECRET E-MAIL

CHAIN.

>> JOEY MCCUTCHEN SAYS THE

LAWSUIT IS NOT ABOUT HIM BUT

ABOUT TRANSPARENCY AND

GOVERNMENT.

>> THIS IS ABOUT JUNE BRADSHAW

WHO EXPECT SCHOOL BOARDS DO

THEIR BUSINESS IN PUBLIC.

>> BESIDES ATTORNEY'S FEES, IT'S

SIMPLE.

>> ADMIT YOU DID IT.

AND DON'T DO IT AGAIN E. AND PUT

IT IN A COURT ORDER.

BRETT: JUST NOW IN A 5-2 VOTE

SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS VOTED TO

REJECT THAT PROPOSAL.

NOW IT WILL BE UP TO A JUDGE TO

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Ask Kelly: Why so many panhandlers? - Duration: 1:06.

>> WELCOME BACK, EVERYONE.

TIME FOR "ASK KELLY NOW."

TODAY COMES FROM BRANDON ROGERS.

THEY TELL ME THEY'RE SEEING MORE

PANHANDLERS IN THE CITY.

THEY CHECKED WITH POLICE IN BOTH

CITIES AND THE REASON MANY OF

YOU ARE SEEING THIS IS BECAUSE

OF A RECENT SUPPORT RULING THAT

CLASSIFIES SOLICITATION FROM

PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAYS.

THERE'S REALLY NOTHING POLICE

CAN DO ABOUT IT IF A PERSON IS

ON A SIDE WALK.

WHAT PEOPLE CAN'T DO WITHOUT A

PERMIT IN EITHER CITY IS ENTER

THE ROADWAY FROM DROIFERS.

THEY SAY IN MANY CASES THEIR

OFFICERS WOULD TAKE BOXES OF

FOOD OUT TO HELP THOSE FOLKS

OUT.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE

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Joe Diaz' Thursday Forecast - Duration: 1:59.

OTHER INGREDIENTS

PONLINE --

P>> A PICTURE-PERFECT DAY IN

PALBUQUERQUE.

P--

P>> LET'S SHOW YOU WHAT IS

PHAPPENING RIGHT NOW.

P58 -- THE DEAL IS WE HAVE SOME

PHIGH CLOUDS PUSHING ACROSS THE

PAREA.

PIT WILL HAPPEN AGAIN TOMORROW.

PTO THE NORTH, SKI AREAS HAVE A

PLOT OF SNOW ON THE GROUND.

PAS W LOOK AT THE EASTERN PART

POF THE STATE, COLDER AIR.

PFREEZING FOG, COLD, OVERCAST,

PRATON.

PWARM OUT OF THE 20'S.

PDRAMATIC COOL DOWN THERE.

PIT DOES NOT HAVE ENOUGH PUSH.

PTHE ONLY THING WE ARE DEALING

PWITH IS CLOUDS.

PTHEN IT WILL BE CLEARING OUT.

DECENT TO BE OUTSIDE.

PNOT AS COLD AS WE TYPICALLY ARE

PTOMORROW.

PCLOUDS WILL BE INCREASING AGAIN.

PHE IS THE SYSTEM THAT BROUGHT

PSNOW TO THE NORTH.

PTHIS MAIN SYSTEM WILL BRING RAIN

PON THE WEST COAST.

PANOTHER DISTURBANCE, CLOUD COVER

P-- LET'S SHOW YOU -- LOW CLOUDS

PAND FOG, EASTERN PARTS OF THE

PSTATE.

PCLOUDINESS AROUND SANTA FE AND

PALBUQUERQUE FOR THE AFTERNOON.

PCLOUDS AND SUNSHINE THROUGHOUT

PTHE DAY.

PSATURDAY, LOW CLOUDS, SOUTHEAST.

PTHEN THIS SYSTEM FIZZLES OUT

PSTATEWIDE.

PDECENT THROUGHOUT NEW MEXICO.

PCLOUDS AND SUNSHINE.

PSUNNY AND 60'S FOR SATURDAY,

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Capital murder suspects brought back to Miss. - Duration: 1:52.

SHOP.

>> 16 WANT ROSS ADAMS WAS THERE.

>> INCREASED SECURITY AT JACKSON

POLICE HEADQUARTER WITH THEME

MEMBERS

OF THE SWAT TEAM ON ALERT.

TWO OTHER MEMBERS OF THE SWAT

STANDING GUARD AT THE ENTRANCE

TO THE BUILDING AS TWO TRIPLE

MURDER SUSPECTS WERE EXTRADITED

FROM KANSAS TO MISSISSIPPI TO

FACE CHARGES.

>> DO YOU HAVE ANY ANYTHING TO

SAY TO THE VICTIMS' FAMILIES,

JOSHUA?

>> U.S. MARSHALS BROUGHT JOSHUA

GARCIA AND JAMESON TOWNS ENDS TO

A HOLDING CELL AROUND NOON

THURSDAY.

BOTH WERE SHACKLED AND WEARING

LEG IRONS.

>> WE WANT TO MAKE IT THROUGH

THE DAY WITHOUT BEING HURT.

>> POLICE CHIEF LEE VANCE

ORDERED A SWAT TEAM AFTER

HEARING GARCIA MAY BE PLOTTING

AN ESCAPE.

>> WE'RE NOT PREPARED TO TAKE

ANY UNNECESSARY CHANCES WITH

ANYBODY'S LIFE.

>> GARCIA AND TOWNSEND ARE

CHARGED WITH THREE COUNTS OF

CAPITAL MURDER.

THEY SHOT AND KILLED THREE MEN

WORKING AT BILL'S PAWN SHOP AND

ROBBED THAT BUSINESS BACK IN

DECEMBER.

A JUDGE DENIED BOND DURING AN

INITIAL COURT APPEARANCE.

A DETECTIVE TESTIFIED GARCIA AND

TOWNSEND WERE A FLIGHT RISK.

THEY SPENT A WEEK ON THE RUN

BEFORE POLICE CAPTURED THEM IN

KANSAS.

>> OBVIOUSLY YOU'RE DEALING WITH

AN INDIVIDUAL WHO REALLY DON'T

HAVE A LOT TO LOSE, FACING THREE

COUNTS OF CAPITAL MURDER.

>> AFTER THE COURT APPEARANCE,

GARCIA WAS QUICKLY ESCORTED TO

THE RAYMOND DETENTION CENTER

WITH OFFICERS MAKING NO STOPS.

>> IN OUR PREPARATION, WE'RE

THINKING, STOPPING AT A TRAFFIC

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VIDEO: Police arrest suspect from fatal crash - Duration: 1:52.

PREPORTER: POLICE ARE QUESTIONING

PGARCIA AS WE SPEAK.

PIT WAS A LITTLE MORE THAN AN

PHOUR AGO WHEN WE SAW GARCIA WALK

PRIGHT PAST US IN HANDCUFFS.

PI ASKED IF HE HAD ANYTHING TO

PSAY TO THE FAMILY OF 14-YEAR-OLD

PSHAYLEE BOLING AND SHAUNNA

PARREDONDO, WHO WERE BOTH KILLED

PIN THE CRASH.

P>> DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY

PTO THE FAMILY?

PREPORTER: PAUL GARCIA HAD

PNOTHING TO SAY AS HE WALKED PAST

POUR CAMERA IN HANDCUFFS THIS

PAFTERNOON.

PTHE SANTA FE COUNTY SHERIFF'S

POFFICE TELLS US HE WAS ARRESTED

PIN EDGWOOD TODAY.

PWE'RE TOLD SOMEONE RECOGNIZED

PGARCIA INSIDE A MCDONALD'S AND

PCALLED 911 BECAUSE THEY

PRECOGNIZED HIM AS QUOTE THE GUY

PFROM THE NEWS.

P>> I FEEL. THERE'S NO WORDS TO

PEXPRESS HOW I FEEL RIGHT NOW.

PREPORTER: WE SPOKE TO DAVID

PARREDONDO JUST YESTERDAY.

PHE'S GRIEVING THE LOSS OF HIS

PDAUGHTER, 14-YEAR-OLD SHAYLEE

PBOLING WHO WAS KILLED IN THE

PCRASH LAST MONTH.

PAND NOW, HE'S ALSO GRIEVING FOR

PHIS WIFE SHAUNNA, WHO DIED FROM

PHER INJURIES EARLIER THIS WEEK

PTHE U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE WAS

POFFERING A 2,000-DOLLAR REWARD

PTO FIND GARCIA.

PPOLICE SAY GARCIA AND ELEXUS

PGROVES STOLE A WORK VAN BACK O

PJANUARY 18, AND RAN A STOP SIGN,

PSLAMMING IT INTO THE CAR THA

PSHAYLEE AND SHAUNNA WERE IN.

PGROVES WAS ARRESTED JUST TWO

PDAYS AFTER THE CRASH AND CHARGED

PWITH MURDER.

PGARCIA HAD BEEN ON THE RUN UNTIL

PTODAY.

P>> WHY DID YOU RUN AWAY FROM

PTHE SCENE?

P>> HE NEEDS TO FACE WHAT HE'S

PDONE.

PREPORTER: ARREDONDO TOLD US HE

PWANTS JUSTICE FOR HIS WIFE AND

PDAUGHTER

P>> DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING AT ALL

PTO SAY TO THE FAMILY, TO ANYONE?

PREPORTER: AND NOW THAT GARCIA IS

PIN CUSTODY, HE'S CLOSER TO

PGETTING JUST THAT.

PGROVES IS STILL BEHIND BARS,

PCHARGED WITH MURDE

PACCORDING TO COURT RECORDS,

PTHERE IS NO SCHEDULED DATE FOR

PHER NEXT COURT APPEARANCE.

PLIVE IN DOWNTOWN ALBUQUERQUE,

PSANDRA RAMIREZ, KOAT ACTION 7

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John's Complete Forecast - Duration: 3:50.

>> NOW, YOUR LIVE SUPER DOPPLER

4 HD WEATHER FORECAST.

JOHN: TAKING A LOOK AT THE LIVE

SUPER DOPPLER, YOU CAN SEE ALL

THE PATCHES OF RAIN MOVING

QUICKLY FROM WEST-EAST ACROSS

THE AREA.

THIS LITTLE BATCH DEVELOPED

RIGHT OVER SPARTANBURG COUNTY,

THEN MOVED TOWARDS THE EYE-77

CORRIDOR.

WAVES OF PRECIPITATION OFF AND

ON, FAIRLY LIGHT PRECIPITATION

WITH A FEW SPRINKLES POSSIBLE

SANDWICHED IN BETWEEN MEASURABLE

PRECIPITATION.

A FEW PATCHES OF RAIN IN PARTS

OF UNION COUNTY AND GAFFNEY OVER

TO AROUND BLACKSBURG, ESPECIALLY

YORK AND CHESTER COUNTY.

A COUPLE PATCHES IN LAURENS

COUNTY, NORTHERN NEWBERRY

COUNTY, GREENWOOD, YOU ARE

GETTING SHOWERS.

ALTHOUGH IT BACK INTO THE

SOUTHERN PART AND NORTHEASTERN

PART OF GEORGIA AROUND MADISON

COUNTY AND ELBERTON, A LITTLE

BIT OF RAIN.

MOST OF THE UPSTATE INTO

NORTHEASTERN GEORGIA IS FAIRLY

QUIET.

THINGS ARE QUIET IN THE

MOUNTAINS NOW, BUT LOOK UP WHAT

IS COMING IN OUT OF TENNESSEE.

RAIN MOVING THROUGH SWAIN COUNTY

AND GRAHAM COUNTY, HEADING

TOWARDS WAYNESVILLE.

MOST OF IT SEEMS TO BE NORTH OF

BRYSON CITY.

IN THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS, IT

COULD BE COLD ENOUGH WITH THE

FRONT TO MIX WITH SLEET AND VERY

WET SNOW.

THIS WILL CONTINUE TO SPREAD

EAST.

ASHEVILLE, BETWEEN ASHEVILLE AND

HENDERSONVILLE, LOOKING GOOD.

A LIVE SHOT FROM OUR NEW CAMERA

FROM RUG AND HOME IN ASHEVILLE,

THIS IS EXIT 33 AND THIS IS I-26

LOOKING SOUTHBOUND.

TRAFFIC FLOWING ALONG NICELY.

CLOUDY IN ASHEVILLE, RAIN

SHOWERS MOVING INTO WAYNESVILLE,

EVENTUALLY INTO ASHEVILLE LATER

ON.

FOUR-DAY NINE IN ASHEVILLE, 52

IN HENDERSONVILLE, 70 IN

ABBEVILLE.

UPPER 60'S IN GREENWOOD.

A VARIABLE WIND AT 5-10 MILES

PER HOUR, SUSTAINED.

HUMIDITY A LITTLE HIGHER IN

CERTAIN POCKETS, ESPECIALLY

WHERE IT HAS RAINED RECENTLY.

74 IN COLUMBIA AND FLORENCE, 58

IN ATLANTA.

THEY HAD OFF AND ON SHOWERS THIS

AFTERNOON.

49 IN ASHEVILLE AND THE

TRI-CITIES AND BRISTOL,

TENNESSEE.

THE FRONT IS RIGHT ABOUT THROUGH

HERE.

SOUTH OF THE FRONT, IT IS NICE

AND WARM.

74 IN SAVANNAH, ALMOST AS WARM

IN SAVANNAH AS MIAMI, 75

DEGREES.

AMAZING.

BUT IT IS MORE HUMIDITY IN MIAMI

THAN SAVANNAH.

36 IN ST. LOUIS, 38 IN

CINCINNATI.

THE COLD AIR WILL MOVE ACROSS

OUR AREA.

LAKE-EFFECT SNOW'S IS THE ARCTIC

AIR SWEEPS ACROSS THE GREAT

LAKES.

THE WATER TEMPERATURES, THE

GREAT LAKES ARE NOT FROZEN OVER

SO THIS COLD AIR SWEEPS ACROSS

THE GREAT LAKES, PICKS UP

MOISTURE, AND DUMPS LAKE EFFECT

SNOW DOWNSTREAM.

THE ARCTIC AIR WILL STAY TO THE

NORTH.

TOMORROW MORNING, A FEW PATCHES

OF RAIN, MAYBE A FEW SNOWFLAKES

MIXED WITH SOME OF THE RAIN IN

THE MOUNTAINS OF NORTH CAROLINA.

WE START TO DRY OUT FROM

NORTHWEST-SOUTHEAST ACROSS THE

AREA TOMORROW NIGHT.

CLOUDY SKIES TONIGHT WITH A FEW

PATCHES OF RAIN, 43 DEGREES.

OVERNIGHT LOW 36 IN THE

MOUNTAINS, A FEW PATCHES OF

RAIN.

POSSIBLY MIXED WITH LIGHT SNOW

FLURRIES, MAYBE SLEET AND

FREEZING RAIN, OTHERWISE PATCHES

OF RAIN BY THE AFTERNOON

PROBABLY ENDING BY THE

AFTERNOON.

HIGH IN THE 40'S.

COOLER ACROSS THE ENTIRE AREA.

THE CHILLY WEATHER CONTINUES

INTO THE WEEKEND.

IT LOOKS LIKE THE STORM SYSTEM

THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO DEVELOP ON

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