Youtube daily Feb 6 2017

Early Monday morning Donald Trump took to Twitter as usual to say that all of these

polls, ABC, CNN, NBC, CBS, all of the polls right now showing that he has historically

high negative approval ratings are fake news.

He called these polls fake news because he doesn't agree with them.

He said they did the same thing about the presidential election, ignoring the fact that

Hillary Clinton actually did win the popular vote by as many votes as she was projected

to win the popular vote.

He may have won the presidency, but those presidential polls for November were actually

accurate.

Don't tell him he lost the popular vote, god no.

His insistence that these negative polls, showing that people do not like the job that

he's doing, insisting that those are fake news shows that Donald Trump is incapable

of living outside of his bubble.

Think about it this way, this is a man who was born a millionaire.

The second he came out of the womb he was a millionaire.

Right now according to him, he is a billionaire.

He has never been anything less than a millionaire from the second he took his first breath.

He has lived his entire life inside of a bubble where if anything was uncomfortable, anything

was unpleasant, anything wasn't up to his standards he could get rid of it.

That's literally what made him famous on his TV show, was getting rid of things he didn't

like, only in that case it was people or employees.

If he had a painting in his house that he didn't like he would just tell somebody, 'I

don't like this.

Get it out', and they'd do it like that.

'I don't like this food, bring me something else', and they would.

That's what a life of privilege does to you.

It insulates you from reality.

He surrounded himself with these sycophants and yes men who don't know how to say no,

who don't know how to stand up to him, people who would just say, 'yes sir, absolutely

sure.

We'll make sure we get that taken care for you, sir.', instead of saying 'You know

what, just deal with it.

Let it go.

Accept it.

That's reality.'

That's the problem he has right now, because to an extent right now Donald Trump has to

live outside of his bubble.

There are going to be opinion polls about his presidency until he leaves office.

Even after that people will still get polled five, ten years from now 'What do you think

of the job that former President Donald Trump did?'.

That's your life now, buddy.

That's what you chose.

Get used to it and get over it.

It doesn't mean they're fake news just because you don't like the reality.

You're just mad that you can't have somebody bring you a new more positive poll to replace

this negative one.

That's reality.

That's the reality that the rest of us have been living in all of our lives.

We didn't come from lives of privilege, we weren't born millionaires, probably never

will become anything close to millionaires.

We understand, we see the world for what it is.

We understand science.

We understand polls.

We understand news.

We understand what's fake news and what's not.

The only fake news in America right now is coming from far right websites and Kellyanne

Conway and Sean Spicer with their alternative facts, and I guess to an extent Donald Trump's

Twitter feed as well.

That's reality, buddy, and you have to accept it.

You're the President of the United States.

You don't get to make up your own facts.

You don't get to fire people across this country that you don't like.

You are what you are now, and you chose this, so you'd better get used to living outside

of your cushy little bubble because I can promise you things aren't going to get any

prettier or kinder for you in the next four years.

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Rain coming Tuesday morning to Maryland - Duration: 3:37.

BIL TV 11 WEATHER

FORECAST WITH CHIEF

METEOROLOGIST TOM TASSO MEYER.

-- TOM TASSO MEYER.

.

TOM: WE GOT UP TO 61, 18 DEGREES

ABOVE AVERAGE.

THAT RECORD WAS NOT SET THAT

MANY YEARS AGO.

TOMORROW'S RECORD HIGH IS WITHIN

REACH, ONLY 64 FOR THE RECORD.

WE WILL MAKE A RUN AT THAT.

SPRING IS MAKING A COMEBACK IN

FEBRUARY.

61 IN FREDERICK, COOLING TO 52

AT THE INNER HARBOR.

THEY ARE RUNNING COOLER AT THE

HARBOR, NEARBY COOLER WATERS

WILL KEEP THOSE COMMUNITIES

LITTLE BIT CHILLIER.

49 AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

INLAND, TEMPERATURES WARM PRETTY

SIGNIFICANTLY.

5

59 DEGREES.

TO THE SOUTH AND WEST WE SEE THE

FIRST SIGNS OF ANOTHER WARM

FRONT THAT IS PUSHING IN OUR

DIRECTION.

THIS IS ONE THAT IS PRODUCING

SHOWERY WEATHER INTO KENTUCKY

AND THE SOUTHERN PART OF WEST

VIRGINIA.

THAT WILL PUSH THROUGH THE

REGION TOMORROW AND TEMPERATURES

ARE MILD FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR.

60'S AND 70'S, 80 IN DALLAS.

THAT FRONT WILL GET PASSED US

AND BRING A CHANCE FOR A SHOWER

AND THE SYSTEMS OUT HERE TO THE

WEST, THE COOL FRONT WILL SAY

AGAIN.

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MILD,

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FEELING

WHILE LIKE SUMMERTIME.

A PUSH OF WARM AIR EXPECTED BUT

THAT BRINGS THE RISK OF A

SHOWER.

AS LATE AS TONIGHT, SHOWERS WILL

BREAK OUT AND GET PAST MIDNIGHT

INTO THE EARLY MORNING HOURS.

MAYBE SOME RAIN FOR THE TUESDAY

MORNING RUSH HOUR CUTTING ACROSS

THE AREA BUT WITH THE MILD

TEMPERATURES NO THREAT OF WINTRY

CONDITIONS.

ALL OF THAT IS FARTHER UP IN NEW

YORK STATE OR INTO SOUTHERN NEW

ENGLAND.

SOME SUN TOMORROW WITH A SUDDEN

COGNEX.

SAME THNG ON WEDNESDAY.

TEMPERATURE STILL ABOVE NORMA

ON WEDNESDAY.

A FRONT WILL SLIDE INTO

BALTIMORE WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

THE EVENING, NO PROBLEM.

10 OR 11, SOME RAIN.

THE RAIN MAKES CHANGES OVER TO

SNOW LATE WEDNESDAY NIGHT EARLY

THURSDAY.

WITH THE WARM GROUND THIS

PROBABLY WILL NOT ACCUMULATE.

SOME SNOW IN THE AIR AND LATE

WEDNESDAY OR THURSDAY.

LEAVING QUICKLY AT SEVEN MOVING

OFF THE COAST BUT IT WILL TURN

WINDY AND NOTICEABLY CHILLIER

BEHIND THAT ON THURSDAY.

I 40'S FOR THE LOW, THAT IS

WHERE WE ARE, THE LOW AS CLOUDS

MOVE IN AND SHOWERS AFTER

MIDNIGHT.

MOSTLY CLOUDY, WE ARE SHOOTING

FOR THE RECORD OF 64 WHICH WAS

BACK TO 1904.

HIGHS FROM 60 TO 65 DEGREES.

CHILLIER ON THE SHORE WITH A BIT

OF A BAY BREEZE.

THERE IS YOUR SATURDAY NIGHT

FORECAST, -- THAT IS THE

FORECAST IN THE MOUNTAINS.

TEMPERATURES BEGIN TO FALL.

EASTERN SHORE, ENJOY THE SPRING

AND WINTER.

OCEAN CITY, UPPER 50'S, CHILLY

WATER KEEPING IT A FEW DEGREES

COLDER.

THE SEVEN-DAY FORECAST, A MILD

DAY TOMORROW AND A RECORD OF 64.

60'S WEDNESDAY BUT COLDER

WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

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Video: Beware the flu is still going around - Duration: 1:54.

LISA: AT THE END OF JANUARY

17-YEAR-OLD LANDSDOWNE HIGH

SCHOOL STUDENT KAYLA LINTON DIED

OF FLU COMPLICATIONS.

HER MOTHER TOLD MEDIA OUTLETS,

AFTER FIGHTING THE FLU FOR

SEVERAL DAYS SHE WENT INTO

CARDIAC ARREST AND DIED.

LINTON WAS AN ATHLETE, A

LACROSSE PLAYER.

SINAI DR. MICHAEL ZOLLICOFFER

SAYS THERE ARE MANY REASONS FOR

SEEMINGLY HEALTHY PEOPLE

SUCCUMBING TO THE FLU.

>> YOU CAN GET BAD PNEUMONIA ON

TOP OF THE FLU, OTHER PROBLEMS

CAN COME ABOUT.

THAT'S THE THING THAT CAUSES

EVEN A SEEMINGLY HEALTHY PERSON

GETTING SICK TO THE POINT WHERE

THEY MEET THEIR DEMISE.

LISA DR. ZOLLICOFFER SAYS

: SOMETIMES PEOPLE WHO LOOK

HEALTHY, AREN'T.

>> INHERENT HEART DEFECTS, OTHER

LITTLE PROBLEMS THAT WE DON'T

KNOW OF CAN WEAKEN THAT PERSON'S

CAN HAVE DEFECTS THAT CAUSE

OTHER ADDITIONAL PROBLEM

LISA THE CDC FLU VIEW REPORT FOR

: THE WEK ENDING JANUARY 28

SAYS THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE SEEING

THEIR DOCTOR FOR FLU HAS BEEN AT

OR ABOVE THE NATIONAL BASELINE

FOR SEVEN CONSECUTIVE WEEKS SO

FAR THIS SEASON.

MARYLAND IS EXPERIENCING

WIDESPREAD FLU ACROSS THE STATE.

AND SEVEN CHILDREN HAVE DIED

FROM THE FLU NATIONALLY.

> THE BEST ADVICE IS TO GET

YOUR FLU SHOT WHICH YOU SHOULD

HAVE GOT ALREADY.

IT IS STILL NOT TOO LATE.

YOU CAN GET THAT FLU SHOT.

USE IT.

IT CAN STILL BUILD UP SOME

PROTECTION FOR IT ALL.

LISA: MAYA STANLEY IS TAKING HIS

ADVICE.

ONE CAUSE I'M PREGNANT TWO

>> BECAUSE IT'S A FLU GOING

AROUND AND I HAVEN'T HAD ONE.

>> DOCTORS RECOMMEND PEOPLE WITH

COMPROMISED IMMUNE SYSTEMS AND

HEALTH CONDITIONS SHOULD MAKE

For more infomation >> Video: Beware the flu is still going around - Duration: 1:54.

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Bicyclist dies in hit-and-run crash - Duration: 1:14.

DAN BILLOW HAS THE CLUES INTO

THIS CRASH.

DAN: DAMAGE ON THE FRONT END OF

THE SUSPECT CAR SUGGESTS A

HORRIBLE OUTCOME.

ON BARNES BOULEVARD, POLICE SAY

A DRIVER HIT A BY COLLECTIVIST

-- A BICYCLIST AND KEPT GOING.

>> I NOTICED HE WAS ON THE WRONG

SIDE OF THE ROOM.

IT WAS SCARY.

HE JUST KEPT GOING.

>> THE BICYCLIST WAS IDENTIFIED

AS CHRISTOPHER HOLTON OF

ROCKLEDGE.

POLICE SAY BOTH THE WRITER AND

THE DRIVER WERE GOING THE WRONG

WAY, WESTBOUND ON THE EASTBOUND

SIDE OF THE ROAD.

THE RIDER WAS HIT FROM BEHIND.

>> WE SAW HIM STOP, AND HE GOT

OUT OF THE CAR.

IT WAS KIND OF WEIRD.

THEN HE GOT BACK IN THE CAR AND

DROVE OFF.

DAN: POLICE SAY HE HAD ALSO BEEN

SEEN DRIVING THE WRONG WAY ON

U.S. ONE.

>> HE WAS VERY, VERY EMOTIONAL

AND APOLOGETIC.

DAN: WE ARE NOT IDENTIFYING THE

DRIVER BECAUSE HE HAS NOT BEEN

CHARGED, BUT POLICE SAY THEY DO

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Balloon release marks 10 years since deadly fire - Duration: 1:19.

NOT ERAISED THE PAIN OF THE

TRAGEDY THAT HAPPENED TEN YEARS

AGO.

HE.

>> I DON'T THINK ANYBODY COULD

IMAGINE WHAT YOU GO THROUGH

LOSING TEN PEOPLE AT ONE TIME.

>> IT WAS IN THE EARLY MORNING

HOURS TEN YEARS AGO THAT A FIRE

RIPPED THROUGH THIS HOME ON

GUTHRIE DRIVE-IN BARDSTOWN.

RONALD LIVES NEXT DOOR AND

REMEMBERS A BOY RUNNING TO HIS

HOUSE FOR HELP.

>> HE WAS BEATING ON THE FRONT

DOOR AND HE LEFT BLOOD ALL OVER

THE DOOR, WHERE HE HAD CRAWLED

OUT A WINDOW.

>> TODAY THE LOT SITS EMPTY, A

SILENT REMINDER FOR THE PEOPLE

WHO STILL LIVE ON THIS STREET.

>> I WATCHED THOSE KIDS PLAY ON

THIS LAWN EVERY SUMMER, AND IT'S

HARD TO UNDERSTAND HOW ALL OF

THEM HAVE HAD TO GO THE WAY THEY

DID.

>> FAMILY MEMBERS BROUGHT

BALLOONS TO THE CEMETERY MONDAY,

EACH WITH A NAME OF A LOVED ONE

THAT WAS LOST.

>> YOU NEVER FORGET IT, YOU JUST

HAVE TO LEARN TO DEAL WITH IT.

TRY TO COPY WITH IT.

>>

>> Reporter: JANET SAYS THE

BALLOONS ARE AN EXPRESSION OF

LETTING GO OF THE PAIN.

THEY ARE SURVIVORS, SHE SAYS,

STILL SEARCHING FOR PEACE.

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First Goodwill Outlet Store in Cincinnati opens to the public - Duration: 2:01.

AND WHY YOU COULD GO THERE

MULTIPLE TIMES A DAY AND NOT SEE

THE SAME ITEMS FOR SALE.

ALEXIS: EXCITEMENT WOULD BE AN

UNDERSTATEMENT TO DESCRIBE THE

DEBUT MOMENTS OF THE GOODWILL

OUTLET STORE IN WOODLAWN.

SHOPPERS WASTED NO TIME.

>> OH MY GOODNESS, I WAS

SURPRISED THERE WAS A LINE,

STRETCHING ALMOST AS LONG AS THE

PARKING IS.

I GUESS A LOT OF PEOPLE HEAR

ABOUT IT.

ALEXIS: SNATCHING BASKETS AND

GOING THROUGH ROWS AND ROWS OF

BARGAINS.

>> LOOK AT THIS.

THIS IS AMAZING.

AND THE ORIGINAL TAG, $44.

IT IS PROBABLY GOING TO BE $2,

WHO KNOWS.

>> MY SON IS JUST MOVING, SO

JUST LITTLE THINGS.

SOMETHING SPECIAL.

YOU NEVER WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO

FIND WHEN YOU COME HERE.

>> I LOVE IT.

SOLD.

ALEXIS: PRICING HERE WORKS A BIT

DIFFERENTLY THAN WHAT YOU'D SEE

AT A TRADITIONAL STORE.

>> THE PRICING IS BY THE POUND.

THAT DOESN'T MEAN YOU HAVE TO

BUY A POUND OF SHIRTS.

YOU CAN BUY ONE SHIRT, BUT IT IS

$.99 A POUND.

ALEXIS: OTHER ITEMS LIKE BOOKS

AND MOVIES ARE PRICED PER ITEM.

THERE ARE SOME SHOPPERS OUT

THERE WHO ARE PARTICULAR ABOUT

WHAT THEY WANT TO BUY.

BUT WHEN YOU GO THROUGH ONE OF

THESE BINS, DON'T BE SURPRISED

IF YOU SEE NEW THINGS BECAUSE

THEY CHANGE THEM RIGHT AFTER

BREAKFAST, RIGHT BEFORE LUNCH

QUITE -- BEFORE LUNCH, AND RIGHT

BEFORE DINNER.

>> WE HAVE TWO SEMIS SITTING

OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW.

EACH SEMI HAS 10 BINS ON IT.

EVERY HOUR WE ARE GOING TO TAKE

10 BINS OFF THE FLOOR.

AND 10 NEW BINS WILL COME IN.

ALEXIS: AS SHOPPERS SIFT THROUGH

GOODIES AND GEAR UP TO BRING

THEIR SIGNS HOME -- FINDS HOME.

>> ITS NEVER TO EARLY TO BUY FOR

CHRISTMAS.

THIS IS GOING TO BE OUT ON MY

FRONT PORCH.

CHRISTMAS IN JULY.

WHY NOT?

ALEXIS: GOODWILL SAYS THE OUTLET

GIVES SHOPPERS ONE LAST CHANCE

TO BUY DONATED GOODS THAT IN

TURN HELPS THE COMMUNITY.

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Video: It's an end of an era in Canton - Duration: 2:06.

RD GENERATION

OWNER ABOUT THE DECISION

LOWELL: CANTON IS LOSING ANOTHER

MOM-AND-POP NOW CALL YOU QUITS

AFTER 85 YEARS.

-- CALLING IT QUITS AFTER 85

YEARS.

>> IT HA BEEN ON THE SAME

CORNER FOR 80 FIVE YEARS.

MY FATHER AND I WORKED TOGETHER

FOR 40 YEARS.

LOWELL SINCE 1932 IT'S BEEN A

: STAPLE IN CANTON AT THE CORNER

OF O'DONNELL AND SOUTH CLINTON

STREETS.

KUREK'S HARDWARE.

BILL KUREK IS THE THIRD

GENERATION STORE OWNER LEARNIN

EVERYTHING FROM HIS FATHER AND

GRANDFATHE

>> I WAS A KID, I PLAYED IN HERE

WITH HARDWARE TO MY KIDS GROW UP

PLAYING WITH TINKER TOYS, I WAS

PLAYING WITH PIPE FITTINGS.

LOWELL OVER THE YEARS KUREK HAS

: SEEN IT ALL THE UPS AND DOWNS.

BUT AFTER THE RECESSION IN THE

MID TO LATE 2,000'S AND MORE AND

MORE BOX STORES POPPING UP

AROUND HIM HE SAYS IT'S TIME.

>> THERE IS NOT ENOUGH PROFIT IN

A BUSINESS LIKE THIS TO KEEP THE

HARDWARE STORE HERE.

LOWELL KUREK WILL BE CLOSING THE

: STORE FOR GOOD THE FIRST WEEK

OF MARCH AND AS WE FOUND OUT

FOLKS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD ARE

SHOCKED TO LEARN OF THE NEWS.

>> ANYTIME I NEEDED SOME STRANGE

SCREW OR HELP WITH KILLING RATS

ARE ANTS, THIS WAS THE PLACE TO

COME.

I DO NOT KNOW WHAT WE WILL DO

NOW.

IT IS A LOSS TO THE

NEIGHBORHOOD.

>> THERE IS A LOT OF STUFF HERE.

I HAVE TO SELL MORE.

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

LOWELL BUT YOU SHOULDN'T FEEL

: TOO BAD FOR BILL KUREK.

A DEVELOPER PAID THE 68-YEAR-O

A HANDSOME PRICE FOR HIS

BUILDING WHICH WILL SET HIM UP

FOR RETIREMENT.

AND WHILE HE CAN NOW SPEND MOR

TIME WITH HIS KIDS AND GRANDKIDS

HE'LL ALWAYS HAVE A SPECIAL

PLACE IN HIS HEART FOR HIS

SECOND FAMILY, HIS CUSTOMERS.

>> I KNOW A LOT OF MY CUSTOMERS

BY THEIR FIRST NAMES THAT COME

IN.

I HAVE KNOWN THEM FOR YEARS.

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Scattered Showers possible Monday evening - Duration: 4:25.

YOUR WLKY WEATHER WITH

CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JAY CARDOSI.

>> HEY, AS YOU KNOW, SOME

BEAUTIFUL WEATHER YESTERDAY FOR

SUPER BOWL SUNDAY WITH THE

SUNSHINE OUT THERE, TEMPERATURES

MIDDLE AND UPPER 50s.

WELL, THE CLOUDS HAVE CERTAINLY

RETURNED.

HERE'S A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE RIGHT

NOW, THE KENTUCKY DERBY MUSEUM

RESTAURANT CAMERA.

LOOKING TOWARDS DOWNTOWN LAWFUL,

2nd STREET BRIDGE, BAUFL SHOT,

AND OF COURSE GRAY SKIES

OVERHEAD.

FROM THESE CLOUDS WE WILL LIKELY

SEE A SPRINKLE, MAYBE A SPOT OR

TWO OF DRIZZLE THE NEXT COUPLE

OF HOURS OR SO, BUT LATER ON

THIS EVENING, LIKELY AFTER 8,

9:00 AT NIGHT AND BEYOND THAT,

THAT'S WHEN THE CHANCE FOR

SHOWERS AND STORMS WILL BE GOING

ACROSS THE REGION.

HERE ARE TODAY'S NUMBERS, NOT

BAD.

54 AND 34 OFFICIALLY, NO

MEASURABLE PRESIP IN THE OLD

RAIN BUCKET AT LOUISVILLE

INTERNATIONAL.

LOOK AT THE NUMBERS, 52 TO 54 IS

THE RANGE.

IF ANYTHING THESE TEMPERATURES

WILL HOLD STEADY AND SLOWLY

START TO GO UP AS THE NIGHT

WEARS ON.

LOOKS LIKE WE'LL BE CLOSE TO 60

AFTER MIDNIGHT TONIGHT.

>> HUMIDITY 77%, SOUTH BREEZE AT

10 MILES PER HOUR.

THERE'S YOUR RADAR SCAN, ZOOMED

IN TIGHT AROUND JEFFERSON

COUNTY, THE METRO.

LIGHT SPRINKLES STARTING TO FORM

DOWN CLOSE TO GREENSBURG,

CAMPBELLSVILLE, AS WELL AS

COLUMBIA.

UP CLOSE TO LEBANON, EVEN IN

OFFICER JACKSON -- THAT ACTIVITY

IS MOVING OFF TO THE EAST,

NORTHEAST.

BUT THE ATMOSPHERE IS BECOMING

MORE AND MORE UNSTABLE.

SO IT'S JUST A MATTER OF TIME

BEFORE A SIGNIFICANT BAND OF

SCATTERED SHOWERS AND STORMS

ERUPT ACROSS THE AREA.

WOW, LOOK AT THOSE CLOUDS

INVADING EARLIER TODAY AS A

STORM SYSTEM WIND UP OFF WEST OF

US.

RIGHT NOW IT'S HERE IN SECTIONS

OF NEBRASKA, BUT PULLING WARM

AIR FROM THE GULF OF MEXICO AND

THIS SIMPLY MEANS CHANCES FOR

SHOWERS AND STORMS WILL BE GOING

UP IN OUR REGION AND LINGER

THROUGH TOMORROW AS WELL.

ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THAT WARM

FRONT WE HAVE 54.

JUMPS TO 72 IN FEM MISS.

LOOK AT THE 70s AND 80s FROM

OKLAHOMA THROUGH TEXAS.

THAT'S SOME OF THE ENERGY THAT'S

FEEDING THIS SYSTEM AS IT MOVES

OFF TO THE NORTHEAST.

FUTURE CLOUDS AND RADAR, AS WE

MOVE THROUGH THIS EVENING,

NOTICE HOW THE SPECKLES OF

DARKER GREEN, EVEN YELLOW AND

RED START SHOWING UP, LATE

EVENING, 10, 11:00 TONIGHT.

THAT'S WHEN THE CHANCE FOR

SCATTERED SHOWERS AND STORMS

WILL BE ERUPTING ACROSS THE

REGION.

ANY STRONGER STORMS COULD HAVE

SCATTERED HAIL.

THAT WOULD OCCUR, IF IT DID,

ANYWAY, THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT

PERIOD.

THESE ARE THE LOW TEMPERATURES.

THESE WILL HAPPEN OVER THE NEXT

FEW HOURS WITH 40s TO MIDDLE 0S

AND BY DAYBREAK TOMORROW WE WILL

BE CLIMBING CLOSE TO 60 DEGREES.

8, 9:00 TOMORROW MORNING WE'LL

HAVE A BREAK IN THE ACTION

ACROSS THE VIEWING AREA.

EXCEPTION COULD BE SECTIONS OF

ONGOING SHOWERS AND STORMS.

GRAB THE UMBRELLAS AND KEEP THEM

WITH YOU.

AS THE COLD FRONT APPROACHES

LOOKS LIKE A SCATTERING OF

STORMS IS A GOOD BET THROUGHOUT

THE DAY TOMORROW, WINDING DOWN

LATER IN THE AFTERNOON.

DO KEEP IN MIND THERE'S A CHANCE

A FEW OF THOSE CELLS COULD BE

STRONG TO SEVERE TOMORROW WITH

THE PRIMARY THREAT BEING

DAMAGING STRAIGHT LINE WINDS.

WE'LL WATCH THAT VERY CLOSELY.

HERE'S THE FORECAST NOW.

NEXT FEW HOURS, EXPECTING A

INCREASE IN SCATTERED SHOWERS

AND STORMS.

WE'LL WARM CLOSE TO 60 TOMORROW

MORNING, 65 WILL BE THE HIGH

WITH A GOOD CHANCE OF SCATTERED

SHOWERS AND STORMS THROUGHOUT

DAY.

WEDNESDAY WE'LL COOL OFF, COULD

BE A FEW LINGERING SHOWERS.

VICKI, ERIK, LOOK AT THE UPS AND

DOWNS ON THIS THING.

THURSDAY.

WAKE UP IN THE LOW 20s FRIDAY.

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Video: Will stay on travel ban remain in place? - Duration: 1:56.

R

STATE ATTORNEYS GENERAL TODAY,

IN FILING AN AMICUS BRIEF IN

SUPPORT OF THE LAWSUIT AGAINST

THE EXECUTIVE ORDER.

>> CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES IS

ONE OF MANY BALTIMORE AGENCIES

THAT ASSIST REFUGEES EITHER

OUTSIDE OF THE COUNTRY OR HELPS

RESETTLE THEM HERE.

KATE AND THAT'S THE BACKDROP

: U.S. SENATOR BEN CARDIN CHOSE

FOR THIS EVENT MONDAY

WHERE HE, ONCE AGAIN, BLASTED

PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP'S

EXECUTIVE ORDER ON IMMIGRATION.

CALLING IT DANGEROUS AND

UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

>> OUR DESIRE IS FOR THE

PRESIDENT TO WITHDRAW THE

EXECUTIVE ORDER, FOR CONGRESS TO

ENACT LEGISLATION THAT MAKES IT

CLEAR THAT WE WON'T ACCEPT THIS,

OR IF THE COURTS KNOCK DOWN THE

LEGITIMACY AND LEGALITY OF THIS,

WE WANT IT GONE.

KATE WITH THE TRAVEL BAN ON-HOLD

: AMID A LOOMING LEGAL SHOWDOWN

IN FEDERAL COURT, THE TRUMP

ADMINISTRATION, AND PROPONENTS

OF THE ORDER, CONTINUE TO MAKE

THEIR CASE.

ARGUING, THE EXECUTIVE ORDER IS

AN IMPORTANT TOOL TO KEEP

AMERICA SAFE.

SUPPORTERS INCLUDE THE LONE

REPUBLICAN IN OUR STATE'S D.C.

DELEGATION, FIRST DISTRICT REP

ANDY HARRIS.

>> I'M CONVINCED THAT THE COURTS

WILL ULTIMATELY FIND THAT THE

PRESIDENT DOES HAVE THE ULTIMATE

AUTHORITY OVER IMMIGRATION

POLICY.

OBVIOUSLY, WITHIN THE CONFINES

OF THE LAW, BUT CLEARLY THIS IS

WITHIN THE CONFINES OF THE LAW.

KATE THE WHITE HOUSE HAS SAID IT

: EXPECTS THE FEDERAL COURTS TO

REINSTATE THE BAN WHICH APPLIES

TO SEVEN MUSLIM-MAJORITY

COUNTRIES.

MANY BELIEVE THE CASE WILL END

UP AT THE SUPREME COURT.

WE ASKED CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

EXPERT, PROFESSOR MICHAEL

HIGGENBOTHOM FOR HIS TAKE.

>> THERE'S NO EASY ANSWERS TO

THIS STUFF.

WE LIVE IN INTERESTING TIMES AND

AS THE SENATOR MENTIONED

EARLIER, THIS IS A

CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS.

AND IN A WAY, IT'S VERY

IMPORTANT THE COURT ASSERT ITS

CONSTITUTIONAL ROLE TO INTERPRET

THE LAW.

KATE AND TO DECIDE IF THE

: PRESIDENT WENT TOO FAR BY

PASSING LAW, RATHER THAN SIMPLY

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People in Hyde Park anticipate traffic problems as bridge replacement project nears - Duration: 1:20.

BUT ENGINEERS WITH THE CITY OF

CINCINNATI SAY A CLOSER LOOK

UNDER THE BRIDGE SHOWS A WHOLE

DIFFERENT STORY.

THIS HYDE PARK BRIDGE WAS BUILT

IN 1931 TO MOVE TRAFFIC OVER

RAILROAD TRACKS.

NOW THE BRIDGE CARRIES, ON

AVERAGE, 14,000 CARS A DAY FROM

ALL DIRECTIONS.

>> THAT IS OUR DIRECT LINE TO

I-71.

TODD: STARTING IN EARLY MARCH,

JIM CORNWELL'S DIRECT PATH TO 71

WILL DISAPPEAR.

THE MARBURG AVENUE BRIDGE WILL

BE DEMOLISHED, AND A NEW BRIDGE

WILL TAKE ITS PLACE.

THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO TAKE

SIX MONTHS.

>> IT'S GOING TO BE INTERESTING

TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS.

THAT'S A LONG TIME TO BE CLOSED.

TODD: WHILE CONCERNED ABOUT THE

IMPACT THE BRIDGE CLOSURE WILL

HAVE ON OTHER BUSINESSES IN EAST

HYDE PARK, CORNWELL IS CONFIDENT

HIS SPECIALTY SHOP AND BAR WILL

BE OK.

>> IT'LL HURT US A LITTLE BIT,

BUT IF WE HAVE A GOOD ENOUGH

PRODUCT, WHICH I THINK WE DO,

PEOPLE WILL FIND A WAY TO GET

HERE.

TODD: AMIE NORTON HAS MORE

IMMEDIATE CONCERNS.

THE BUS SHE TAKES TO WORK

CROSSES THIS BRIDGE AND IT'S A

FAVORITE WALKING PATH FOR HER

DOG, MAX.

BUT SHE SEES THE BENEFIT IN

GETTING A NEW AND BETTER BRIDGE.

>> I'M GLAD THEY'RE REPLACING

THE BRIDGE BECAUSE

INFRASTRUCTURE IS A BRIG PROBLEM

IN AMERICA, YOU KNOW.

WE NEED TO UPGRADE EVERYTHING.

WHAT THE SIX MONTHS IS GOING TO

BE KIND OF PAINFUL.

TODD: RESIDENTS WHO WANT TO

LEARN MORE THIS BRIDGE

REPLACEMENT PROJECT CAN ATTEND A

COMMUNITY MEETING TONIGHT.

IT STARTS AT 6:30 AND GOES UNTIL

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Man injured during robbery attempt - Duration: 1:45.

HE'S LIVE WITH THIS STORY NEW ON

KETV.

>> DAVID ALEXANDER, IS NORTHEAST

OF BAY LESS PARK AND HE TELLS ME

HIS FAMILY WITNESSED THE WHOLE

THING.

YOU YOU LET.

>> THE KIDS CAME OVER THERE AND

I SAID, NO, JUST KEEP ON MOVING

AND THEY DIDN'T LIKE I SAID

THAT.

>> A LATE NIGHT TRIP TO THE IS

TM TURNS HAVE I EXCELLENT AND

TONY SHILEY SAYS TWO ATTACKERS

POINTED A GUN DIRECTLY AT HIS

HEAD.

>> HIS USE OF THE GUN BEFORE,

AND HE WAS SCARED --

SHILEY DOESN'T WANT TO SHOW

HIS FACE BUT HE DID SHOW US A

GAP.

ONE OF THE SUSPECTS PISTOL

WHIPPED HIM AFTER HE REFUSED TO

HAND OVER HIS BELONGINGS.

>> THEY SAW EVERYTHING -- AND

HAD SOMEONE RIGHT BEHIND ME AND

SAW IT AND GOT SCARED AND TOOK

OFF.

>> AND LEFT SHIBELY BLEEDING

FROM HIS HEAD.

>> I WAS ON THE PHONE WITH 911

OUT OF THAT, CINDY TALKED OOH

HIM AND STARTED OUT TO BLOCK OUT

AND MANY GOT OUT OF THE CAR WITH

A NAPKIN, WHOLE NAPKIN WAS

SOAKED IN BLOOD.

>> SIX STITCHES AND TWO STAPLES

LATER, SHIBLEY IS RECOVERING AT

HOME AND POLICE SAY THEY

ARRESTED TWO MINORS AND SHIBLEY

SAYS HE'LL BE CHANGING HIS HAS

BEEN

>> I'M NOT GOING TO USE THE ATM

BEFORE.

I'LL GO INSIDE THE DAMN BANK

BEFORE I USE THE ATMS.

>> BOTH OF THOSE TEEN SUSPECTS

ARE IN CUSTODY AND THEY'VE

CHARGED HIM WITH FELONY FIRST

DEGREE ROBBERY AFTER FINDING OUT

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Teen driver craches truck into Green Twp. business - Duration: 1:52.

HOLDING JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT.

>> AUTO ACCIDENT WITH INJURIES.

DARK BLUE TRUCK STRUCK A POLE.

POLE IS SEVERELY SEVERED.

TAMM THE TRUCK SMASHED INTO

THIS BUILDING WITH THE INTENSITY

OF AN EXPLOSIO

IT WAS A VERY, VERY LOUD

BOOM.

TAMMY: A 16-YEAR-OLD BOY WAS

BEHIND THE WHEEL.

INVESTIGATORS THINK ALCOHOL

PLAYED A ROLE IN THE CRASH.

>> FOR ANY PARENT, IT'S GOT TO

BE ONE OF THE BIGGEST FEARS WHEN

YOU HAVE A TEENAGER BEHIND THE

WHEEL OF A CAR.

TAMMY: POLICE SAY THE TEENAGER

RAN A STOP SIGN ON SYLVEL, HIT A

POLE, BROUGHT DOWN POWERLINES,

THEN SLAMMED INTO THE PARKWAY

DRY CLEANERS BUILDING.

THE DAMAGE FORCED THE CLEANERS

TO CLOSE

>> IT WAS KIND OF STRANGE.

IT HAPPENED REALLY FAST, SO

THAT'S HOW YOU KNOW HE WAS

REALLY MOVING BECAUSE THEY WERE

POP, POP, POP REAL QUICK.

TAMMY: THE CRASH KNOCKED OUT

POWER FOR AT LEAST 1200 HOMES,

INCLUDING MARY ANN DUWEL.

>> I WAS LOOKING OUT THE WINDOW,

AND I COULD SEE FLAMES JUST

SHOOT UP INTO THE SKY.

TAMMY: THIRTY MINUTES AFTER NICK

PATEL CLOSED HIS CONVENIENCE

STORE, HE GOT A CALL FROM POLICE

TO COME BACK BECAUSE A CAR WAS

IN THE BUILDIN

>> THAT'S, GOD, CRAZY.

LOOK LIKE CAR COMES LIKE 100

MILES PER HOUR.

TAMMY: THE CRASH TOOK OUT POWER

TO PATEL'S CONVENIENCE STORE,

WHICH THEN SLOWED BUSINESS ALL

DAY.

>> I DON'T GET ANY CUSTOMERS SO

FAR ALL MORNING.

WE TRIED TO BE OPEN 6:00, BUT

THERE'S NOT LIGHT, NOTHING, SO.

TAMMY: POLICE SAY THE

16-YEAR-OLD WAS RUSHED TO THE

HOSPITAL.

HE IS EXPECTED TO BE OK.

>> IT'S JUST TERRIBLE, MY GO

IT'S TERRIBLE, ESPECIALLY A

YOUNG GUY YOU KNOW.

HE'S GOT THE REST OF HIS LIFE,

AND HOPEFULLY HE WILL PULL OUT

OF THIS AND LEARN A GOOD LESSON

FROM I

TAMMY: DUKE ENERGY CREWS LEF

THE SCENE JUST A FEW HOURS AGO.

WE'RE TOLD POWER WAS RESTORED BY

2:30 THIS AFTERNOON.

REPORTING LIVE IN GREEN

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Three indicted in BB gun vandalism spree across Warren County - Duration: 1:36.

AY THE 2

YOUNG MEN AND ONE YOUNG WOMAN

DROVE AROUND TOWN AND STARTED

SHOOTING OUT WINDOWS BECAUSE

THEY WERE BORED.

SIX MONTHS AFTER HIS WINDOW WAS

SHATTERED, SHAWN LASHOMB IS

STILL FINDING PIECES OF GLASS IN

THE BACK OF HIS PICK-UP.

>> IT MAKES YOU ANGRY.

THAT'S $100 THAT I COULD SPEND

SOMEWHERE ELSE.

BILL ARE NOT CHEAP.

WE JUST FIGURED IT WAS AN

ISOLATED EVENT, KIDS MAYBE BEING

BORED.

I DIDN'T REALIZE THEY WERE

SHOOTING OUT SO MANY WINDOWS.

KARIN: HE IS ONE OF 31 VICTIMS.

PROSECUTORS THREE PEOPLE DROVE

AROUND SPRINGBORO AND CLEARCREEK

TOWNSHIP AND SHOT OUT WINDOWS TO

CARS, HOMES AND BUSINESSES.

>> I WAS ACTUALLY GOING TO

SCHOOL AND MY CAR WAS PARKED

OVER THERE AND I LOOKED AT MY

WINDOW AND IT WAS COMPLETELY

SHATTERED.

LOOKS LIKE THEY SHOT IT TWICE

KARIN: FRUSTRATING FOR TRISTAN

CULBERSON ALSO.

FIXING HER BACK WINDOW WAS

INCOVENIENT AND EXPENSIVE.

>> YEAH BECAUSE I HAD JUST PAID

FOR COLLEGE AND I HAD TO PAY

OVER $500 JUST TO GET MY WINDOW

FIXED.

KARIN: THE CRIMES TOOK PLACE

BETWEEN AUGUST AND NOVEMBER OF

LAST YEAR.

TODAY, THE WARREN COUNTY

PROSECUTOR FILED INDICTMENTS FOR

3 PEOPLE.

19-YEAR-OLD LOGAN FRAZIER OF

SPRINGBORO, 19-YEAR-OLD JULIE

CHRISTIE OF WAYNESVILLE AND

20-YEAR-OLD CHRISTOPHER LEWIS,

ALSO FROM SPRINGBORO EACH FACE

29 COUNTS OF CRIMINAL DAMAGING

AND 2 COUNTS OF VANDALISM.

>> I'M JUST GLAD THEY DIDN''T

SHOOT ANY OF MY KIDS WINDOWS

OUT.

MY DAUGHTERS WINDOWS ARE RIGHT

OUT IN THE FRONT SO I'M A LITTLE

WORRIED ABOUT THAT.

I MEAN THAT CAN BE REPLACED BUT

IF SOMEBODY LOSES AN EYE OR

SOMETHING, THAT'S NOT GOING TO

BE ABLE TO BE REPLACED.

KARIN: PROSECUTORS SAY THE 3

SUSPECTS CAUSED MORE THAN

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Video: Women's heart attack symptoms differ from men's - Duration: 1:40.

DOCTOR.

>> I STARTED NOT FEELING GOOD

AND GETTING VERY WEAK AND LIKE I

COULD BARELY MAKE IT UP THE

STEPS.

MINDY: THAT WAS 25 YEARS AGO,

BUT ELIZABETH MILLER REMEMBERS

IT WELL.

SHE SAW A DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY, A

VERY SMART MOVE.

TURNS OUT SHE HAD A BLOCKAGE IN

HER HEART, ENDED UP HAVING

DOUBLE BYPASS SURGERY.

HER CARDIOLOGIST, MERCY MEDICAL

CENTER DOCTOR MARK GOLDSTEIN,

SAYS WOMEN'S HEART ATTACK

SYMPTOMS DIFFER FROM MEN'S.

>> THEY MAY PRESENT WITHOUT

CHEST PAIN AND THAT COULD DELAY

THEIR PRESENTATION TO THE

HOSPITAL AND DELAY DIAGNOSIS.

OTHER SYMPTOMS COULD BE

SHORTNESS OF BREATH, WEAKNESS OR

EXTREME FATIGUE.

MINDY DR. GOLDSTEIN SAYS

: RECONGIZING THE SIGNS AND

GETTING TREATMENT QUICKLY MAKES

ALL THE DIFFERENCE.

>> IT COULD AFFECT THEIR

LONG-TERM OUTLOOK IS FOR HIS

HEART FUNCTION.

MINDY: HEART DISEASE IS THE

LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH FOR WOMEN

AND MEN.

RISK FACTORS INCLUDE HIGH BLOOD

PRESSURE, DIABETES, BEING

OVERWEIGHT, AND FAMILY HISTORY.

BUT THE GREATEST RISK FACTOR IS

SMOKING.

HALF OF ALL WOMEN WHO HAVE A

HEART ATTACK SMOKE.

>> SMOKING AS LITTLE AS A FEW

CIGARETTES TODAY CAN INCREASE

RISK.

IF WE STOP THE RISK COULD

DECLINE, CAN IMPROVE RAPIDLY.

MINDY: ELIZABETH MILLER DOESN'T

SMOKE, NEVER HAS.

SHE ALSO PAYS CLOSE ATTENTION TO

HER DIET AND TAKES TIME FOR

EXERCISE.

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First with Kids: Love has no gender - Duration: 2:14.

KNO

LOST WEEK A PARENT ASKED IF IT

LOST WEEK A PARENT ASKED IF IT WAS OKAY HER SON LIKES TO PLAY

WAS OKAY HER SON LIKES TO PLAY WITH DOLLS.

WITH DOLLS. ANOTHER PAREN ASKED, IT IS OKAY

ANOTHER PAREN ASKED, IT IS OKAY HER DAUGHTER IS PLAYING WITH

HER DAUGHTER IS PLAYING WITH TRUCKS.

TRUCKS. MY ANSWER IS YES, THAT IS OKAY.

MY ANSWER IS YES, THAT IS OKAY. WHEN INTERESTS DO NOT FOLLOW THE

WHEN INTERESTS DO NOT FOLLOW THE TYPICAL STEREOTYPES WE CALL IT

TYPICAL STEREOTYPES WE CALL IT GENDER VARIANT BEHAVIOR, WHICH

GENDER VARIANT BEHAVIOR, WHICH IS NORMAL.

IS NORMAL. BUT I WOULD LIKE TO PROVIDE YOU

BUT I WOULD LIKE TO PROVIDE YOU WITH INFORMATION ON THIS TOPIC.

WITH INFORMATION ON THIS TOPIC. HOUR GENDER IDENTITY, THE GENDER

HOUR GENDER IDENTITY, THE GENDER WE FEEL WEAR ON THE INSIDE

WE FEEL WEAR ON THE INSIDE DEVELOPS EARLY.

DEVELOPS EARLY. EVEN BEFORE WE ARE OLD ENOUGH TO

EVEN BEFORE WE ARE OLD ENOUGH TO TIE OUR SHOES.

TIE OUR SHOES. MOST PEOPLE HAVE A GENDER

MOST PEOPLE HAVE A GENDER IDENTITY THAT MATCH WITH THEIR

IDENTITY THAT MATCH WITH THEIR BIOLOGICAL SEX BUT SOMETIMES

BIOLOGICAL SEX BUT SOMETIMES THEY DO NOT MATCH.

THEY DO NOT MATCH. WHEN THIS IS A MISMATCH, IT IS

WHEN THIS IS A MISMATCH, IT IS CALLED BEING TRANSGENDER.

CALLED BEING TRANSGENDER. WE HAVE HEARD ALLOW OFF

WE HAVE HEARD ALLOW OFF TRANSGENDER PEOPLE IN THE MEDIA

TRANSGENDER PEOPLE IN THE MEDIA BUT YOU MAY NOT KNOW THAT

BUT YOU MAY NOT KNOW THAT CHILDREN CAN BE TRANSGENDER,

CHILDREN CAN BE TRANSGENDER, TOO.

TOO. THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH

THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH BEING TRANSGENDER.

BEING TRANSGENDER. IS JUST HOW SOME PEOPLE ARE

IS JUST HOW SOME PEOPLE ARE BORN.

BORN. IF A CHILD IS EXPRESSING THEY

IF A CHILD IS EXPRESSING THEY FEEL THEY ARE GENDER DIFFERENT

FEEL THEY ARE GENDER DIFFERENT UNANIMOUS ASSIGNED AT DIFFERENT

UNANIMOUS ASSIGNED AT DIFFERENT OR EXPRESSED DISCOMFORT WITH THE

OR EXPRESSED DISCOMFORT WITH THE GENDER OF THEIR BODY, THIS COULD

GENDER OF THEIR BODY, THIS COULD BE A SIGN THEY A TRANSGENDER.

BE A SIGN THEY A TRANSGENDER. SOME TRANSGENDER PEOPLE ARE SO

SOME TRANSGENDER PEOPLE ARE SO UNCOMFORTABLE WITH THE MISMATCH

UNCOMFORTABLE WITH THE MISMATCH BETWEEN THEIR BIOLOGIC SENSE AND

BETWEEN THEIR BIOLOGIC SENSE AND GENDER IDENTITY THEY CANNOT BE

GENDER IDENTITY THEY CANNOT BE HAPPY BECAUSE IT GETS IN THE

HAPPY BECAUSE IT GETS IN THE WAY.

WAY. FOR YOUR CHILD SHOWS THIS

FOR YOUR CHILD SHOWS THIS BEHAVIOR, AS A PAINT LOVE YOU

BEHAVIOR, AS A PAINT LOVE YOU CHILD.

CHILD. NEVER FOR YOUR CHILD TO CONFORM

NEVER FOR YOUR CHILD TO CONFORM TO STEREOTYPES.

TO STEREOTYPES. BE SUPPORTIVE.

BE SUPPORTIVE. FOCUS ON MAKING YOUR HOME A

FOCUS ON MAKING YOUR HOME A PLACE WHERE A CHILD FEELS SAF

PLACE WHERE A CHILD FEELS SAF AND UNCONDITIONALLY LOVED.

AND UNCONDITIONALLY LOVED. FOLLOW YOUR CHILD'S LED.

FOLLOW YOUR CHILD'S LED. IF YOU THI YOUR CHILD COULD BE

IF YOU THI YOUR CHILD COULD BE TRANSGENDER, TALK TO YOUR HEALTH

TRANSGENDER, TALK TO YOUR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL.

CARE PROFESSIONAL. THEY WILL REFER YOU TO THOSE

THEY WILL REFER YOU TO THOSE WITH FURTHER EXPERTISE IN THE

WITH FURTHER EXPERTISE IN THE AREA.

AREA. OUR CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, FOR

OUR CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, FOR EXAMPLE, OFFERS SUCH EXPERTISE.

EXAMPLE, OFFERS SUCH EXPERTISE. YOU CAN LEARN ABOUT BY CHECKING

YOU CAN LEARN ABOUT BY CHECKING THE WEBSITE ADDRESS AT BOTTOM OF

THE WEBSITE ADDRESS AT BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN.

THE SCREEN. HOPEFULLY THESE TIPS ALLOW YOU

HOPEFULLY THESE TIPS ALLOW YOU TO TRANSFER YOUR LOVE AND

TO TRANSFER YOUR LOVE AND SUPPORT TO YOUR CHILD NO MATTER

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THE EXPANSE | Season 2, Episode 1: Lesson Learned? | Syfy - Duration: 3:08.

(GRUNTS)

(MACHINE WHIRRING)

If you and I have something we need to get sorted out,

we should get to that.

Yeah?

We're here now.

Your pal, Semi?

You're upset about that, right?

I had nothing against him. I thought he was a decent guy.

-Decent guy? -Yeah.

Do you think you would've got off Eros without him?

-No. -Ah.

But he wasn't a good enough friend to wait for you.

No, no, no. Semi was right.

It was stupid to wait.

But Naomi made the call, end of story for me.

And when your pal pulled a gun,

might as well have shot himself in the head...

Here's what I see, okay?

You seem kind of like a trigger-happy whack job to me.

So, let me lay it on the table for you, all right?

You shot my friend,

like some street rat.

-Wow. -So...

If you need to square up, you know where I am.

Otherwise, you should move on.

Because you're poisoning the air on...

Stay down, Miller.

(PANTING)

(CHUCKLES)

(CHOKING)

NAOMI: Amos!

Amos! No!

Amos!

Amos, stop.

Amos, stop it.

(GASPING)

I told him to stay down.

Okay, okay.

Just go. Go.

Are you okay?

(MUTTERING INDISTINCTLY)

(SIGHING)

Watch the deck.

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Video: Prominent African-American owned Catonsville shop 150 years ago - Duration: 2:18.

MINDY: THIS LOCATION ON

FREDERICK ROAD IS NOW THE FORMER

CATONSVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

BUT 150 YEARS AGO, A BLACKSMITH

SHOP STOOD HERE, OWNED BY A

WEALTHY AND INFLUENTIAL

BUSINESSMAN NAMED REMUS ADAMS,

REMARKABLE CONSIDERING ADAMS WAS

A FREE BLACK MAN IN A SLAVE

STATE IN THE CIVIL WAR ERA.

>> HE WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL

AFRICAN-AMERICAN.

THAT IS HARD TO PERCEIVE

SOMETIMES.

THE REAL ESTATE VALUE IN A SENSE

IS $15,000.

THAT IS A LOT OF MONEY DOING --

DURING THAT TIME ESPECIALLY FOR

AFRICAN-AMERICANS.

MINDY LOUIS DIGGS IS A LOCAL

: AUTHOR AND HISTORIAN.

HE SAYS THOUGH THE NAME REMUS

ADAMS IS NOT WELL KNOWN TO MANY

IN CATONSVILLE, HIS LEGACY IS

RIGHT BEFORE OUR EYES.

RIGHT HERE ON THE CORNER OF

EDMONSON AVENUE AND WINTERS

LANE, IN THE YEAR 1868, ADAM

LED A GROUP OF RESIDENTS TO

CREATE AND FINANCE THE FIRST

SCHOOL FOR AFRICAN-AMERICAN

CHILDREN IN THE REGION.

>> THEY HELPED PUT THIS LITTLE

SCHOOL TOGETHER.

ON THEIR OWN, THERE WAS NO

PUBLIC EDUCATION FOR BLACK

CHILDREN THEN.

MINDY: BUT PERHAPS ADAMS'

GREATEST INFLUENCE CAME LATER.

FOR THAT PART OF THE STORY,

DIGGS TOOK US ON A DRIVING TOUR

OF WINTERS LANE, A HISTORICALLY

BLACK COMMUNITY IN CATONSVILLE

SETTLED BY FREED SLAVES AFTER

THE CIVIL WAR.

AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY,

ADAMS HELPED DEVELOP THE

CATONSVILLE COOPERATIVE

CORPORATION, A WAY FOR BLACK

RESIDENTS TO POOL THEIR

RESOURCES AND INVEST IN

BUSINESSES, MOST NOTABLY, THE

GREENWOOD ELECTRIC PARK.

WHAT IS NOW PRIMARILY A PARKING

LOT WAS ONCE THE POPULAR

AMUSEMENT PARK PATRONIZED BY

BLACK FAMILIES FROM ACROSS

BALTIMORE COUNTY.

IT WAS A PROFOUND ECONOMIC

ADVANCEMEN

>> YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND THAT I

WOULD SAY 100% OF THE MEN HERE

DURING THIS TIME, THEY HAD

NOTHING, THEY WERE DOMESTIC

WORKERS OR THE FACTORY THAT USED

TO BE HERE, THEY WORKED.

TH WERE UNABLE TO MAKE ANY

DECENT MONEY.

MINDY: THAT ALL CHANGED, THANKS

IN PART TO THE FREE BLACK MAN

WHO ONCE RAN THIS LITTLE

BLACKSMITH SHOP ON FREDERICK

ROAD.

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Two men killed in weekend house fire in Valley Station - Duration: 1:12.

O

MOVE OUT OF THIS HOME LATER THIS

MONTH.

>> IT'S JUST A BAD SITUATION.

>> Reporter: THIS IS ALL THAT'S

LEFT.

>> IT'S SHOCKING REALLY

>> Reporter: OF THE HOUSE THAT

WAS HOME TO 88-YEAR-OLD TILDEN

THOMPSON AND HIS 59-YEAR-OLD SON

MICHAEL.

>> I DON'T KNOW, IT'S A MESS.

>> Reporter: LATE SUNDAY

AFTERNOON FIRE TORE THROUGH THE

HOUSE, FLAMES AND SMOKE SO

POWERFUL THE TWO MEN COULDN'T

MAKE IT OUT.

>> THE WHOLE STREET WAS LINED UP

WITH SIX, SEVEN FIRE TRUCKS,

EMS, LOUISVILLE METRO POLICE,

EVERYBODY WAS HERE.

>> Reporter: DAVE HACK NOTICED

THE SMOKE.

WHEN HE GOT HERE THE FLAMES WERE

OUT BUT THE DAMAGE WAS DONE.

>> IT'S KIND OF HARD.

IT'S SOMETHING THAT KEEPS YOU UP

AT NIGHT AFTER SEEING IT.

>> TJ WILLIAMS USED TO LIVE IN

THE HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET.

NOW HE RENTS IT OUT AND SAID THE

MEN PLANNED TO MOVE IN LATER

THIS MONTH.

>> LAST WEEK HE WANTED TO MOVE

IN BUT I DIDN'T HAVE THE

FURNITURE OR ANYTHING OUT BY

THEN.

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Hero Flight Attendant Saves Teen From Human Trafficking With Secret Note - Duration: 1:17.

An Alaskan Airlines flight attendant named Shelia Frederick is being heralded as a hero

for saving a young girl from human trafficking back in 2011.

According to WTSP, Frederick was working on a flight from Seattle to San Francisco when

she noticed a young woman who "looked like she had been through pure hell" and wouldn't

respond to any of the questions Frederick asked her.

The girl was seated next to a man who was "well-dressed" and spoke on her behalf

when Frederick tried to talk to her.

Frederick sensed something was wrong and decided she was going to attempt to find a way to

speak to the girl without the man knowing.

So she told the girl to visit the restroom on the flight, where Frederick had left a

note for her.

And after seeing how the girl responded to it, Frederick learned she had every right

to be suspicious.

QUOTE CARD, Shelia Frederick via WTSP "Something in the back of my mind said something

is not right…She wrote on the note she needed help."

Frederick notified the local authorities about the situation, and the police eventually stepped

in and found out what was going on.

The girl was only 14 or 15 and was about to become a victim of human trafficking.

Frederick reports she has spoken with the girl several times since saving her.

The girl now attends college and has been able to regain her freedom thanks to Frederick's

good instincts.

That's the news for now, but for all of the latest news, subscribe to Complex News

on YouTube.

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Four UofL players will not play in Virginia game - Duration: 1:33.

N AVAILABLE TONIGHT.

NOW THEY'VE LOST TWO PLAYERS TO

ONE GAM SUSPENSIONS.

ADEL IS A STARTING FORWARD.

COMES OFF A CAREER BEST 19

POINTS IN SATURDAY'S WIN.

HE IS THE BIG REASON THE

CARDINALS HAVE BEEN PLAYING

THEIR BEST BASKETBALL.

WINNERS OF SEVEN OF THEIR LAST

EIGHT YEARS.

MANGO MATHIANG IS ALSO OUT

SERVING A ONE GAME SUSPENSION

FOR ALSO BREAKING IS YOUR FEW.

HE LOST HIS CAPTAIN SO THE OVER

THIS, GOING TO DONOVAN MITCHELL.

HELPED U OF L DIRECT 19 OF 4

OVER ALL, SEVEN OF THROW IN THE

ACC, TIED FOR THIRD WITH

VIRGINIA, EIGHT REGULAR SEASON

GAMES LEFT, GET A DOUBLE BYE TO

LEAGUE'S POSTSEASON.

THESE GUYS A KEY PART THAT RICK

PITINO WILL MISS TONIGHT.

>> WE'RE NOT GOOD DEFENSIVELY

FROM AN INDIVIDUAL STANDPOINT,

WE'RE GOOD COLLECTIVELY.

WE HAVE A LOT OF GUYS THAT CAN

ERASE OUR MISTAKES AND THAT'S

WHAT MAKES US A BETTER TEAM

DEFENSIVELY.

>> BUT HE DOES NOT HAVE A LOT OF

GUYS TONIGHT.

THIS IS A REMATCH OF THE GAME

THEY LOST AT HOME.

THE CAVALIERS HAVE STRUGGLED.