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AROUND THE AREA.

AND LET'S SEE IF I CAN GO BACK

THERE. YEAH. THIS IS IT THE

RANDBY FACTOR. WHAT ABOUT IT FOR

TODAY TUESDAY. 5. TERRIBLE DAY

FOR WORKINGOUT SIDE. MOISTURE ON

THE WAY FOR TOMORROW NIGHT. PART

OF THIS PIECE OF ENERGY COMING

OUT OF THE WEST COAST WITH SOME

RAIN. AND AS IT MOVES ACROSS THE

ROCKIES, COULD SQUEEZE OUT SOME

SNOW FOR US. NARROW BAND. THIS

IS THE AFTERNOON RUN OF THE

AMERICAN GFS COMPUTER MODEL.

SHOWS 2, 3 INCHES OF SNOW FOR

EASTERN NEBRASKA WESTERN IOWA.

MORE OUT TO THE NORTHWEST

METROBUT INCH AND A HALF. MESO

SCALE MODEL, STILL HAS THE

HEAVIEST BAND NORTH. THIS IS A

NEW RUN OF RPM IN-HOUSE COMPUTER

MODEL. IT'S JUST A LITTLE NORTH.

COLUMBUS, NORTH POLK AND

NEBRASKA. THIS AREA, 3 TO 5,

ABOUT BLAIR TA CAME A OUT TO THE

WEST, ONE TO THREE OUT TO METRO.

YOU GET PLATTSMOUTH SOUTH WARD.

TOMORROW SUN. WE'RE STILL 42 IN.

WINDS HAVE SWITCHED TO THE

NORTHWEST. ALMANAC PAGE 46 AND

25, HIGH AND LOW. THAT'S WELL

ABOVE AVERAGE. 10 DEGREES BEFORE

AVERAGE. 50 IN LINCOLN WITH

PEAKS OF SUNSHINE. NOW THEY'RE

DOWN TO 40. WE WERE PRETTY

CLOUDY HERE IN OMAHA AND STILL

ARE. 38 IN NORTH POLK, 36 IN

YORK. IF WE WATCH THE COMPUTER

MODEL GO THROUGH THE MOTIONS

HERE, THE SHOWERS DRIZZLE FOG

LIFTING UP EAST BY MORNING.

>>> NORTHWEST BREEZE PICKS UP.

NOT SUPER STRONG BUT IT WILL BE

BREEZY. TOMORROW NIGHT AS AIR

SETTLES IN HERE IS THE BAND OF

SNOW. COULD START AS EARL IRAS

10:00 TOMORROW MORNING.

MORNINGLY DONE BY CLOUDS AND

FLURRIES LINGER. CHILLY DAY WHEN

YOU CAN CLEAN UP THE SNOW. FOG

POSSIBLY OVERNIGHT. 35 DEGREES

FOR THE TEMPERATURES BY 5:33. 39

DEGREES 3:00 O'CLOCK. HIGH

TEMPERATURE AROUND 40 FOR

TOMORROW. THAT'S STILL ABOVE

AVERAGE. SNOW CHANCE ON TUESDAY

NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, SHOULD BE DONE

BY EARLY WEDNESDAY BUT I THINK

ONE TO THREE INCHES. THE OMAHA

METRO, CURRENT COMPUTER MODELS

SUGGESTS LIGHTEST BELLEVUE,

HEAVIEST UP TOWARDS BLAIR. AND

THEN AFTER 29, A COLD DAY FOR

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Mavericks big wave surf contest called off - Duration: 3:05.

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION,

PLEASE CALL SANTA CRUZ PD.

>> NEW AT 6:00: THE NEW YO

TIMES IS REPORTING THE TITANS OF

MAVERICKS BIG WAVE SURF

COMPETITION HAS BEEN CANCELLED.

THIS COMES JUST A WEEK AFT

ORGANIZERS WERE SUED BY ITS

SPONSOR AND THEN FILED FOR

BANKRUPTCY.

ACTION NEWS REPORTER PHIL GOMEZ,

JOINS US LIVE FROM

SANTA CRUZ WITH REACTION FROM

SOME OF OUR LOCAL BIG WAVE

SURFERS.

PHIL?

>> WE HAVE NOT HEARD ANY WORD

FROM THE CONTEST'S TWO MA

ORGANIZING BUSINESSES, CARTEL

MANAGEMENT AND TITANS OF

MAVERICKS SINCE THEY FILED

CHAPTER ELEVEN BANKRUPCY.

BUT WE DID SPEAK TO SOME SURFERS

WHO ARE CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC

ABOUT THE FUTURE OF THE WORLD

REKNOWN BIG WAVE CONTEST

SUC GREAT THINGS COME OUT OF

DOING MAVERICKS.

MY LIFE OPENED UP.

>> LEGENDARY BIG WAVE SURFER,

DARRYL FLEA VIROSTKO, IS ONE OF

THE DRIVING FORCES BEHIND THE

BIG WAVE COMPETITION AT

MAVERICKS.

HE KNOWS WHAT IT'S LIKE TO CHASE

THE BIGGEST AND GNARLIES

RIDES.

HE TOOK THE TITLE THREE TIMES.

HE'S NOW RETIRED CHASING OTHER

INTERESTS, BUT HE HASN'T GIVEN

UP ON MAVERICKS.

>> I DON' THINK IT'S DONE.

IT'S TOO MUCH OF A PHENOMENON TO

JUST GO AWAY.

FOR ME, IF IT JUST WANTS TO BE A

PLACE WHERE PEOPLE SURF, I'M

FINE WITH THAT, TOO.

>> AND THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN THE

FIRST YEAR THAT WOMEN WOULD HAVE

THEIR OWN HEAT AT MAVERICKS.

THAT WAS A CONDITION REQUIRED BY

THE COASTAL COMMISSION FOR

RENEWING THE CONTEST'S PERMT,

THIS YEAR AND THAT STIPULATION

WILL REMAIN IN PLACE IF ANOTHER

COMPANY WERE TO STEP IN AND TAKE

IT OVER.

IN AN E-MAIL, A COASTA

COMMISSION SPOKESWOMAN WRO --

IF A NEW ORGANIZER/COMPANY

WANTED TO PUT ON THE SAME SURF

COMPETITION AT THE SAME SITE

NEXT YEAR, THEY WOULD NEED TO GO

THROUGH THE PROCESS OF APPLYING

TO THE COASTAL COMMISSION AND

THE COUNTY FOR COASTAL PERMITS

VIROSTKO IS HOLDING OUT HOPE

THAT SOMETHING CAN BE SALVAGED

FROM THE BIG WAVE COMPETITIO

WHEN CONDITIONS ARE RIGHT,

CONTESTANTS ARE GIVEN ONLY A

48-HOUR WINDOW TO SHOW UP FOR

THE ONE-DAY EVENT.

TITANS OF MAVERICKS CONTESTANT,

ZACH WORMHOUDT IS HOLDING OUT

HOPE THAT A BIG ORGANIZATION

WILL SWOOP IN AND TAKE OVER BUT

IT'S NOT LIKELY

>> THE QUESTION IS CAN IT STILL

HAPPEN THIS YEAR?

I THINK EVEN IF LOGISTICALLY IT

COULD BE REORGANIZED, I THINK

SO OF THE KEY PLAYERS FROM THE

COMMUNITY ARE SAYING IT'S NOT

GOING TO HAPPEN TH YEAR, AND

THAT IS THAT.

>> THE FOUNDER IS QUOTED IN THE

NEW YORK TIMES AS SAYING, WE

HAVE SACRIFICED MUCH TO CREATE A

STAGE FOR THE WORLD' BIG WAVE

SURFERS.

WE ARE DISAPPOINTED.

>> I HOPE SOMEONE HUGE COMES IN

AND SAYS HEY, WE ARE GOING TO DO

THIS RIGHT.

EVERY YEAR, MAKE IT BIGGER.

SOMETHING LIKE THAT.

THAT'S REALLY WHAT I WANT TO

SEE.

SOME B COMPANY THAT IS SOLID,

THAT UNDERSTANDS HOW SPECIAL IT

IS.

>> ACCORDING TO REPORTS, THE

MANAGEMENT HAS LOST UP TO $3

MILLIO SINCE 2014.

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Monday HS hoops - Duration: 0:54.

THREE TOUCHDOWNS

FOR THE PATRIOTS, INCLUDING THE

GAME-WINNER.

MILFORD PUTTING ITS UNBEATEN

RECORD ON THE LINE AT BISHOP

BRADY.

SPARTANS IN BLUE.

EVAN RYAN ALL ALONE FOR THREE.

HE HITS.

THE GIANTS WOULD ANSWER AT THE

OTHER END.

BRYCE JOHNSON IS GONNA KNOCK

DOWN A THREE FROM THE WING.

MILFORD'S RYAN BANUSKEVICH WITH

A NICE DRIVE TO THE HOOP HERE.

UP AND UNDER FOR A PAIR.

BANUSKEVICH HAD 15.

MILFORD WINS, 57-48.

THE SPARTANS ARE 10-0.

THE CONCORD GIRLS, THEY WERE

HOME WITH SALEM.

TIDE IN WHITE.

SALEM IN BLUE.

SIERRA CARR WITH A NICE QUICK

RELEASE AND SHE DRAINS THE

THREE.

THEN IT'S GOING TO BE LYRA

CANABANO, FEEDS ASHLEY KELLEY.

AND SHE HITS THE 18-FOOTER.

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Larry The Cable Guy surprises Seaside students - Duration: 3:34.

AT THE

COAST.

CAITLIN CONRAD IS LIVE IN

MONTER RIGHT NOW.

>> IT WASN'T THE MOST BEAUTIFUL

WEATHER WE HAVE EVER HAD AT

PEBBLE BEACH, COOL, FOGGY, AND A

BIT SOGGY, BUT IT DID NOT KEEP

PEOPLE FROM GOING OUT AND

GETTING THEIR PRACTICE ROUNDS IN

ON THIRD -- BEFORE THE

TOURNAMENT STARTS ON THURSDAY.

MARK WAHLBERG HIT THE GREENS AT

SPYGLASS MONDAY MORNING FOR HIS

PRACTICE ROUNDS.

THE DIE HARD PATRIOTS FAN COMING

OFF A HIGH FROM HIS TEAM'S BIG

WIN IN THE SUPER BOWL ON SUNDAY.

WAHLBERG WAS OUT PLAYING WITH

HOST OF AMERICA'S FUNNIEST HOME

VIDEOS ALFONSO RIBERA.

OVER AT THE PRACTICE FACILITY

THE PROS WERE WORKING ON THEIR

GAME.

INCLUDING JERRY KELLY WHO'S

PLAYED PEBBLE AN ESTIMATED 20

TIMES AND KEEPS COMING BAC

>> IT'S THE WEATHER.

NO.

IT'S JUST SO ICONIC.

IT'S JUST REALLY COOL TO WALK

WHERE ALL OF THE GREATS HAVE

BEEN YOU KNOW SEE IF YOU CAN W

ONE OF THOSE TOURNAMENTS WHERE

ALL THE GREATS AT WON.

QUAKES KELLY, WHO TURNED 50 THIS

YEAR, IS NOW ELIGIBLE FOR THE

PGA CHAMPIONS TOUR SAYS THIS IS

THE FIRST OF TWO STOPS AT PEBBLE

IN HE PLANS TO BE BACK FOR THE

2017.

PURE INSURANCE CHAMPIONSHIP IN

SEPTEMBER.

>> OH I WILL BE BACK OUT HERE,

1000%, I CANNOT WAIT.

>> AT THE FIRST TWO YET PEBBLE

CARSON DALY WAS OUT CARRYING HIS

OWN BAG TO PRACTICE AS HE GETS

READY FOR THE TOURNAMENT.

>> IT'S SOMETHING YOU DON'T SAY

NO TO SO, MY FAMILY HAS BEEN

COMING HERE FOR 40 50 YEARS I'M

FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SO IT

FEELS LIKE HOME AWAY FROM HOME.

CONFIRMED TODAY, PATRIOTS

MANAGER BILL BELICHICK BE

PLAYING IN THE TOURNAMENT.

HE IS PLAYING WITH THAT SHE HAS

PLAYED IN THE PAST WITH TOM

BRADY, WHO WILL NOT BE HERE THIS

YEAR.

>> ONE GUY WHO WILL BE PLAYING

AS A CROWD FAVORITE, LARRY THE

CABLE GUY IS IN TOWN.

HE TOOK A BREAK FROM PRACTICE

ROUNDS TODAY TO SURPISE KIDS AT

MARTIN LUTHER KING SCHOOL IN

SEASIDE.

>> THE COMEDIAN WAS THERE AS

PART OF THE COMMUNITY

PARTNERSHIP FOR YOUTH INIATIVE.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES AFTER

SCHOOL MENTORING PROGRAMS FOR

STUDENTS.

WHITNEY CONNECTED WITH THE KIDS

BY DOING THE VOICE OF MATER FROM

DISNEY'S CARS, THE ROLE THEY

BEST KNOW HIM FOR.

TODAY'S GOAL, MAKE THE KIDS

LAUGH.

>> LOOK AT ME.

I AM LIKE A REPORTER.

WE GO TO THE SCENE AND TALK TO

THIS YOUNG MAN.

WHAT HAPPENED?

DID YOU SEE THE WHOLE THING?

HE SAW THE WHOLE THING.

WHAT HAPPENED?

>> I FORGOT.

>> WE ARE NOT GOING TO KNOW

WHAT'S GOING ON HERE.

DAN: THERE YOU GO.

LARRY THE CABLE GUY.

>> MONEY RAISED THROUGH TICKET

SALES AT THE PRO AM GOES TO

MONTEREY PENINSULA FOUNDATION.

THE FOUNDATION HAS FUNDED

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP FOR YOUTH

SINCE 1996, MOST RECENTLY WITH A

160,000 DOLLAR GRANT.

DAN: HERE'S A LOOK AT THE PRO-AM

SCHEDULE FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS.

JUST SO YOU KNOW, WITH THE

WEATHER AND SUCH, THIS IS THE

PLANNED SCHEDULE.

PRACTICE ROUNDS RESUME TOMORROW

ON ALL 3 COURSES.

THE CHEVRON CHEWED O --

SHOOTOUT AT PEBBLE BEACH GETS

UNDERWAY AT 1:00.

>> ON WEDNESDAY, MORE PRACTICE

ROUNDS.

THEN AT 11:00 IT'S THE 3M

CELEBRITY CHALLENGE AT PEBBLE.

THAT'S WHERE CELEBRITIES PLAY

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Brix owner ordered to hand over alcohol inventory - Duration: 2:02.

MIDTOWN CROSSING

WITH THESE NEW DEVELOPMENTS.

>> JULIE, BRIX CLOSED JANUARY

12TH. ALL THE INVENTORY STILL

INSIDE AT MIDTOWN CROSSING AS

WELL AS VILLAGE POINTE. THE

JUDGE ORDERED THE OWNERS TO TURN

OVER ALL THE GOODS AT THE

VILLAGE POINTE LOCATIONS TO

MUTUAL OF OMAHA BANK, SAYING THE

OWNERS OWE THE BANK A LOT OF

MONEY.

>> AN ISSUE IN MONDAY'S COURT

RULING IS ALL THE INVENTORY

INSIDE THE BRIX LOCATION AT

VILLAGE POINTE. THE JUDGE

ORDERED BRIX TO SURRENDER THE

BOOZE TO THE BANK HOLDING THE

LOAN, MUTUAL OF OMAHA. THE BANK

SUED BRIX LAST MONTH SAYING THE

STORE OWES $430,000 OF THE ONE

MILLION DOLLAR LOAN. BECAUSE OF

THE NONPAYMENT, MUTUAL OF OMAHA

ASKED FOR ALL OF THE COMPANY'S

ASSETS, EQUIPMENT AND INVENTORY,

BEER, WINE, LIQUOR, NONALCOHOLIC

AND ACCESSORIES.

>> IT HAD BEEN SELLING THESE

GOODS WHEN IT TURNED OFF ITS

LIGHT WITHOUT WARNING. BRIX ALSO

FACES LEGAL TROUBLE WITH ONE

DISTRIBUTE, JOHNSON BROTHERS. WE

WATCHED THAT DISTRIBUTOR TO GET

THE ALCOHOL BACK AFTER THE

DISCLOSURE. THEY LEFT EMPTY

HANDED. YOU WILL SEE WINE P.

JOHNSON BROTHER FILED TO STOP

BRIX FROM SELLING OR REMOVING

ANY OF ITS INVENTORY WITHOUT

PAYMENT. THE MOTION ALSO DEALS

WITH BRIX LIQUOR LICENSES AT

BOTH LOCATIONS, TO EITHER BE BE

CANCELED SUSPENDED OR REVOKED OR

BRIX COULD SURRENDER THE

LICENSES VOLUNTARILY.

>>> THE NEBRASKA LIQUOR CONTROL

COMMISSION WILL TAKE UP THE

LIQUOR LICENSE ISSUE AT A

HEARING ON WEDNESDAY. WE ALSO

CHECKED WITH THE NEBRASKA

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE, AND

IT TELLS US THAT MORE -- OR

ABOUT 600 PEOPLE HAVE FILED

COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE GIFT CARDS

WHICH MAY BE WORTHLESS.

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Plans to fill $304 million deficit - Duration: 1:35.

THAT'S RIGHT.

ACCORDING TO THE GOVERNOR, THE

RAINY DAY FUND WAS TAPPED INTO

FOUR TIMES BY THE PREVIOUS

ADMINISTRATION.

IN ORDER T PULL $119 MILLION

FROM THE RAINY DAY FUND, JOHN

BEL EDWARDS WILL NEED 2/3 OF THE

HOUS AND SENATE TO AGREE ON THE

PROPOSAL AT THE SPECIAL SESSION

NEXT MONDAY.

HOW DO YOU EXPECT THIS TO BE

PERCEIVED?

>> I THINK MEMBERS WILL BE

CONCERNED IF AGAIN HE WINDS UP

BACKFILLING A LOT OF THIS TO

WHERE THE PERCEPTION AS WE ARE

CUTS THAT LONG-TERM WI BEEN --

BENEFIT US FINANCIALLY AND IT'S

REALLY JUST A BAND-AID OR

KICKING THE CAN DOWN THE ROAD.

AUBR ANOTHER MAJOR CUT COULD

COME FROM THE LOUISIANA

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.

LOOKS LIKE THE GOVERNOR'S PLAN

IS GOING TO CUT PUBLIC/PRIVATE

PARTNERSHIPS BY LE THAN 1%.

IT ALSO LOOKS LIKE HE WI GET

LOCAL GOVERNING ENTITIES TO

CONTRIBUTE A LITTLE BIT MORE.

IT LOO LIKE HE WANTS THEM TO

PAY ALMO 23% OF CONTRIBUTION

MEDICAID PAYMENTS AMONG OTHER

THINGS.

AGAIN, WE'RE STILL WAITING ON A

LITTLE MORE SPECIFIC INFORMATION

FROM THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE.

>> THIS IS THE FIRST TIME IN

MANY YEARS WHERE HIGHER

EDUCATION HAS NOT BEEN

MENTIONED.

AUBR WHILE THE GOVERNOR

COACHES PROMISED TO SPARE HIGHER

EDUCATION, MANY STATE AGENCIES

ARE SHARING IN THE CUTS.

>> LOOKS LIKE STATE GOVERNMENT

ITSELF, THE LEGISLATURE IS GOING

TO TAKE A HIT, THE ATTORNEY

GENERAL'S OFFICE, AND I GUESS

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OPS immigration resolution - Duration: 2:12.

OFFICIALS.

KRISTYN ENGDAHL.

>> RIGHT NOW THE BOARD IS JUST

STARTING TO DISCUSS THAT

RESOLUTION THAT WILL DICTATE HOW

THEY HANDLE IMMIGRATION ISSUES.

BUT THE BOARD PRESIDENT TELLS ME

THEY WILL TAKE A VOTE BY THE END

OF THE NIGHT BECAUSE SHE SAYS

FAMILIES CAN'T WAIT.

>> SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS CALL IT

RESPONSIVE AFTER RECENT

EXECUTIVE ORDER LET SOME OF

THEIR STUDENTS AND THEIR

FAMILIES ON EDGE.

>> WE'RE RESTATING WHAT OUR

COMMON PRACTICE IS AND WHAT

WE'RE ALREADY DOING SO THAT

PEOPLE HAVE THAT INFORMATION

AVAILABLE AND HAVE THAT PUBLIC

STATEMENT OF WE VALUE OUR

STUDENTS, STUDENTS AND

DIVERSITY.

>> LACEY AMERICA THAT'S WHAT

STATE THE RESOLUTION. UNLESS

THERE IS A COURT ORDER WILL NOT

USE DISTRICT RESOURCES TO

DETECTING OR ASSISTING IN THE

APPREHENSION OF AN ILLEGAL

IMMIGRANT. STAFF CAN'T TALK TO

IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS ABOUT A

STUDENT'S STATUS AND THOSE

OFFICIALS SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED

IN SCHOOL PREMISES WITHOUT FIRST

TELLING THE SUPERINTENDENT.

>> TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE HAS OPS

EVER HELPED ICE WITH AN

INVESTIGATION OR IDENTIFIED A

FAMILY THAT WAS IN THE COUNTRY

ILLEGALLY.

>> NOT TO MY KNOWLEDGE.

>> A SPOKESPERSON FROM

IMMIGRATIONS AND CUSTOMS

ENFORCEMENT OR ICE CONFIRMS, NO

THEY HAVEN'T BECAUSE ICE WOULD

NOT ASK A PUBLIC SCHOOL TO

ENFORCE A FEDERAL IMMIGRATION

LAW. SCHOOLS LIKE HOSPITALS AND

CHURCHES ARE COVERED IN THE ICE

SENSITIVE ALTHOUGH LOCATION

POLICY, WHICH IS ACCESSIBLE

ONLINE TO ANYONE, SAYING

TYPICALLY THOSE AREAS ARE

AVOIDED SO PEOPLE CAN QUOTE

UTILIZE SERVICES PROVIDED AT

THOSE LOCATIONS WITHOUT

HESITATION OR FEAR. BUT THE

BOARD BELIEVES NOT ALL OF THEIR

FAMILIES KNOW THAT.

>> WE ALWAYS HAVE BEEN A MELTING

POT AND WELCOME COMMUNITYTO

PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT BACKGROUND

AND CULTURES. I HOPE IT WILL BE

RECEIVED WELL.

>>> NOW THE RESOLUTION ALSO SAYS

AN EMPLOYEE SHOULD NOT ASK FOR

DOCUMENTATION OR ASK IMMIGRATION

STATUS OF AN OPS FAMILY. AGAIN,

THEY STILL NEED TO TAKE A VOTE.

THEY'RE GETTING TO THIS ISSUE

LATE BECAUSE THE BOARD ALSO TOOK

MOST OF THE NIGHT TO NAME THEIR

NEW BOARD MEMBER WHO IS DOCTOR

SHAWN EU MAN. SHE WILL BE SWORN

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2 dead, 2 wounded in Swissvale shooting - Duration: 1:18.

AGE OTHERS NAMES

ARE BEING RELEASED THAT'S TIME.

IN IS ALL HAPPENING IN SWISSVALE

AT THE APARTMENTS ON SMOKY WOOD

DRIVE.

POLICE SAY THIS WAS IN BUILDING

400, JUST BEFORE 8:30 TONIGHT

WHEN MULTIPLE SHOTS WERE FIRED.

POLICE SAY IT HAPPENED ON THE

SECOND FLOOR OF THAT BUILDING

400.

THE MAN WHO WAS LEASING THE

APARTMENT IS AMONG THE DEAD.

POLICE SAY THEY FOUND AT LEAST

TWO GUNS AT THE SCENE, RIGHT NOW

THEY AREN'T RELEASING ANY

INFORMATION ON A POSSIBLE

MOTIVE.

BUT THEY BELIEVE ALL THE PEOPLE

INVOLVED ARE ACCOUNTED FOR.

THEY DON'T BELIEVE ANYONE IS ON

THE RUN RIGHT NOW.

NEIGHBORS SAY THEY ARE STUNNED,

THIS IS TYPICALLY A QUIET AREA

ACCORDING TO THEM.

>> WE WERE ALL SHOCKED.

WE'RE ALL SHOCKED, BECAUSE IT

QUIET HERE.

SO SOMETHING THAT I HAVEN'T SEEN

IN ALL THE YEARS I'VE BEEN HERE.

BASICALLY JUST STARTLED.

>> ANYBODY WHO WAS IN THE AREA

OF THE 400 BUILDING BETWEEN 8:00 AND 8:30 WHO MAY HAVE HEARD

OR SAW ANYTHING SUSPICIOUS IS

ASKED TO CALL THE SWISSVALE

POLICE.

REPORTER: INVESTIGATORS ARE

STILL HERE AT THE SCENE TRYING

TO PIECE TOGETHER THE MOTIVE.

SOME PEOPLE THAT MAY BE

CONNECTED TO THIS CASE JUST SEEN

GOING UP IN THAT DIRECTION,

TALKING WITH INVESTIGATORS.

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Highway 152 closed between Gilroy, Watsonville again - Duration: 5:15.

IS KSBW ACTION NEWS 8.

>> GOOD EVENING, EVERYONE.

I'M ERIN CLARK.

DAN: AND I AND GREEN.

WE START WITH STORM WATCH AND

ANOTHER MAJOR STORM SYSTEM

BRINGING RAIN AND HIGH WINDS.

>> A FLASH FLOOD WATCH AND A

HIGH WIND ADVISORY ARE IN EFFECT

FOR PARTS OF THE CENTRAL COAST.

LET'S HEAD STRAIGHT TO CHIEF

METEOROLOGIST LEE SOLOMON FOR

WHAT'S HAPPENING RIGHT NO

>> AND ATMOSPHERIC RIVER HAS

POSITIONED ITSELF OVER

CALIFORNIA, AND THE RAIN HAS

STARTED IN SANTA CRUZ, KIND OF A

DARK AND STORMY NIGHT.

NOT SUPER WINDY YET, AND THE

WIND HAS BEEN LIGHT AND

MODERATE BUT THAT WILL RAMP UP

THROUGH THE EVENING AND INTO

TONIGHT.

THERE IS A LOOK OVER TOWARD THE

WORST.

55 -- OVER TOWARD THE WHA, 55

DEGREES RIGHT NOW.

DOPPLER RADARS WERE QUIET EARLY

IN THE DAY, SO WE HAD TH NICE

RATE THROUGH THE AFTERNO --

NICE BREAK THROUGH THE

AFTERNOON, BUT TOWARD THE

EVENIN HOURS, THINGS STARTED TO

GO DOWNHILL.

THIS IS WHAT WE ARE EXPECTING

AND HAVE BEEN EXPECTING FROM THE

SERIES OF EVENTS WE'VE HAD IN

THE LAST WEEK OR SO.

FROM SANTA CRUZ NORTHWARD IS THE

BULK OF IT.

OBVIOUSL EVERYBODY IS GOING TO

GET SOME RAIN OUT OF IT, BUT THE

HIGHEST TOTALS WILL BE IN THE

HILLS.

THERE IS NO PRESSURE SYSTEM

RIGHT NOW.

THERE WILL BE ONE LATER TONIGHT.

A LOT OF FOLKS ARE GOING TO GET

RAINED ON AND MORE SNOW IN THIS

ERA WITH HIGHS NO LEVELS.

LASH -- IN THE SIERRA WITH HIGH

SNOW LEVELS.

FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS ARE UP.

IN THE SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS,

SAME THING.

MUDSLIDES, ROCK SLIDES, DOWNED

TREE AND POWER LINES GOING TO

HAPPEN WITH THIS ONE THROUGH THE

DAY TOMORROW.

THE WIND ADVISORY IS UP.

ANYWHERE FRO 15-30 ON SUSTAINED

WINDS WITH GUSTS EASILY OVER

40-45.

WE WILL SHOW YOU HOW LONG THIS

HANGS AROUND AND WHAT THE REST

OF THE WORKWEEK LOOKS LIKE IN A

FEW MINUTES.

>> THANK YOU.

THE RAIN, WHILE VERY MUCH

NEEDED, CONTINUES TO CAUSE

PROBLEMS ON OUR ROADS.

ANOTHER BIG MUDSLIDE HAS SHUT

DOWN A MAJOR CONNECTOR BETWEEN

GILROY AND WATSONVILLE, WE GET

THE DETAILS FROM ACTION NEWS

REPORTER FELIX CORTEZ

LIVE ALONGSIDE HIGHWAY 1

OUTSIDE GILROY.

>> ERIN, HIGHWAY 152 IS BLOCKED

ABOUT 5 FIVE MILES WEST OF HER

BOTH LANES COVERED IN TONS OF

DEBRIS, AND IT COULD TAKE DAYS

BEFORE PART OF THE ROAD IS

REOPENED.

>> THIS SLIDE IS BASICALLY

RETROGRADING UP SLOPE WHICH

MEANS JUST CONTINUING UP SLO

UNTIL IT HITS A CATCH POINT.

>> FOR THE SECOND TIME IN THREE

WEEKS, A MAJOR MUDSLIDE IN THE

SAME PLACE HAS SHUT DOWN BOTH

LANES OF HIGHWAY 152 ABOUT SIX

MILES WEST OF GILROY.

>> THE WHOLE SIDE OF THE HIL

JUST GAVE WAY AND THE REDWOOD

TREE STUMPS YOU SEE THERE SURFED

DOWN.

AND CALTRANS CLEANED THAT UP

ONCE AND IT CAME DOWN AGAIN TH

WEEKEND.

>> TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA THE

MAGNITUDE OF THIS SLIDE,

CALTRANS SAYS MORE THAN 50,000

TONS OF MUD, TREES, ROCK CAME

SLIDING DOWN WITH A FORCE SO

GREA, IT MOVED THIS K RAIL FRO

THIS SIDE OF THE ROAD CLEAR TO

THE OTHER SIDE.

>> BUT WE'RE GOING TO DO THE

BEST WE CAN TO CLEAN IT UP AS

FAST AS WE CAN AND GET THE ROAD

OPENED -- AT LEAST ON A

TEMPORARY BASIS.

>> MONDAY MORNING CALTRANS

, ENGINEERS INSPECTED THE SLIDE

WHICH THEY CONCLUDED CONTINUES

TO SHIFT, THE GROUND JUST TOO

SATURATED.

IT HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO COME

DOWN, CLEARING UP THE ROADWAY

AND PUTTING IN A PERMANENT FIX

COULD BE DIFFICULT.

>> IT'S AN ACTIVE LANDSLIDE.

IT'S GOING TO CONTINUE UNTIL IT

EITHER STOPS RAINING OR IT ALL

COME DOWN, OR WE CAN START

STABILIZING IT IN PLACE.

WE HAVE TO WEIGH THE OPTIONS.

>> ONE OPTION IS TO BUILD A

RETAINING WALL TO PREVENT FUTU

SLIDES, BUT ANY PERMANENT FIX

WILL HAVE TO WAIT TILL THING

DRY UP AROUND HERE.

IN THE MEANTIME, CALTRANS PLANS

TO CLEAN UP THE ROAD,

CHP HOPING THEY CAN HAVE A LEAST

ONE LANE OF TRAFFIC OPEN BY TH

FRIDAY.

ERIN: MOTORISTS ARE NOW BEING

ASKED TO TAKE HIGHWAY 129 TO

COMMUTE BETWEEN GILROY AND

HOLLISTER.

IT JUST RE-OPENED AFTER BEING

SHUT DOWN FOR DAYS.

MUDSLIDES AND FLOODING FORCED

CALTRANS TO CLOSE A SECTION

THE HIGHWAY LAST WEEK.

IN PACIFIC GROVE, A 15 FOOT

SECTION OF THE SEAWALL NEAR

LOVERS POINT ALONG OCEAN VIE

BOULEVARD IS OFF LIMITS AFTER

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Missing Duquesne student's parents are frustrated, say police not sharing video - Duration: 1:45.

IT

RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC.

A SENSE OF DARKNESS SETTING IN,

SOME 12 DAYS SINCE 23-YEAR-OLD

DAKOTA JAMES DISAPPEARED.

>> THAT KID IS OUR LIFE.

HE REALLY IS EVERYTHING TO US.

REPORTER: BUT DAKOTA'S MOTHER

SAYS POLICE HAVEN'T PROVIDED

THEM ENOUGH WHEN IT COMES TO

SURVEILLANCE FOOTAGE.

>> I'M AT MY TEST POINT.

PORT AUTHORITY HAS NOT SHARED

THE SURVEILLANCE, PERIOD.

THE CITY AND POLICE HAVE NOT

SHARED SURVEILLANCE FOR WHAT

THEY DO HAVE FOR ME TO PROVE

THAT THAT'S MY CHILD.

REPORTER: SHE SAYS SHE FEELS

POLICE HAVE LET HER DOWN.

BOTH PARENTS SPEAKING OUTSIDE

THE CHAPEL OF THE HOLY SPIRIT ON

THE DUQUESNE CAMPUS BEFORE A

PRAYER VIGIL ORGANIZED BY THE

UNIVERSITY.

FAMILY AND FRIEND THERE FOR

THREE THINGS.

>> HELP, PRAYER, SUPPORT.

REPORTER: AS THE DAYS DRAG ON

WITHOUT THEIR SON, THEIR FAITH

IN POLICE HAS DIMINISHED.

BUT THEIR HOPE OF SOMEHOW

FINDING DAKOTA HAS NOT

WAIVERRED.

>> OF COURSE WE OLD OUT HOPE.

DO WE WANT TO SEE WE UNDERSTAND

WHAT THE REALITY SHOW US?

ABSOLUTELY WE KNOW WHAT THAT

MIGHT MEAN.

I WANT MY CHILD'S BODY WHETHER

IT'S ALIVE OR NOT ALIVE.

REPORTER: A PRIVATE FIRM SENT A

DRONE UP BEAUTIFUL THE RIVER --

UP ABOVE THE RIVER TODAY AS PART

OF THE SEARCH.

AS WELL AS A GROUP OF BLOOD

HOUND FROM GREENSBURG ALL PART

OF THIS ONGOING SEARCH.

POLICE SAYING DETECTIVES ARE

WORKING EVERY ANGLE OF THIS CASE

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Nebraska lawmakers burn time fighting over filibuster rules - Duration: 1:21.

TIME

ARGUING ABOUT RULES.

>> DAVID EARL IS HERE LIFE.

>> ROB, THERE IS NEARLY 1

BILLION DOLLAR HOLE IN THE STATE

BUDGET. INSTEAD OF MAKING

PROGRESS ON THAT ISSUE, STATE

LAWMAKERS ARE ARGUING ABOUT

CHANGING THE FILIBUSTER RULES.

>> THE ISSUE IS, THERE IS A

BLOCK OF 17 WHO IS GOING TO

FILIBUSTER, QUOTE/UNQUOTE,

EVERYTHING THAT I THINK IS

INCUMBENT ON PEOPLE WHO WANT TO

ACCOMPLISH SOMETHING IN THIS

BODY TO TAKE ACTION.

>> THIS IS A RULE CHANGE THAT

DOESN'T IMPACT ONE BILL. IT WILL

IMPACT HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS OF

BILLS MOVING FORWARD. THAT'S WHY

WE'RE TAKING 25 DAYS TO TALK

ABOUT THIS.

>>> SENATOR TYSON LARSON WOULD

CHANGE THE FILIBUSTER RULE -KNOCKING IT FROM 33 DOWN TO 20.

THE PARTISAN LINES WITH SOME

BEING BLAMING CONSERVATIVE

MEMBERS, ALSO PROGRESSIVE

MEMBERS. A VETERAN FROM OMAHA

HAS HAD ENOUGH.

>> I WANT EVERYBODY OUT THERE

WHO HAS A COMPUTER IN FRONT OF

THEM TO LOOK UP THEIR STATE

SENATOR AND SEND THEM AN E-MAIL

AND SAY STOP THE FOOLISHNESS.

WE'VE GOT 900 MILLION DOLLAR

DEFICIT.

>> TEMPORARY RULES FOR SENATORS

EXPIRE TOMORROW. AS LAWMAKERS

BEGIN DAY 24 OF ONLY A 90 DAY

SESSION. AGAIN THEY FACE A

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Batesville apartments ravaged by fire; 22 displaced - Duration: 1:46.

INCLUDING THAT 12-YEAR-OLD BOY

BEING TREATED FOR SMOKE

INHALATION.

AS HEAVY SMOKE BILLOWED FROM

THIS APARTMENT BUILDING IN THE

HEART OF BATESVILLE,

FIREFIGHTERS RACED TO THE SCENE

TO RESCUE 22 PEOPLE INSIDE.

>> IT WAS VERY HOT.

PRETTY MUCH ZERO VISIBILITY.

THE SMOKE WAS PRETTY MUCH ALMOST

DOWN TO THE FLOOR, SO IT WAS

VERY HARD TO SEE IN THERE.

EMILY: UNABLE TO SEE EACH OTHER

IN THE SMOKE, FIREFIGHTERS ANDY

GERDOWSKY AND TREVOR FISCHMER

RESCUED A 12-YEAR-OLD BOY LYING

ON THE FLOOR ABOUT FIVE FEET

FROM HIS FRONT DOOR.

>> YOU HEAR ANYBODY IS TRAPPED

INSIDE, YOUR ADRENALINE PUMPS.

ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU HEAR IT'S A

KID, ADRENALINE GETS EVEN MORE,

ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU HAVE KIDS,

MAKES YOUR ADRENALINE GO EVEN

HIGHER, SO YOU'RE KICKED IN,

READY TO GO, YOU DO YOUR JOB AND

DO WHAT YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO DO.

EMILY: THE FIRE DEPARTMENT SAYS

THE BOY WAS FLOWN TO

INDIANAPOLIS FOR SMOKE

INHALATION BUT IS IN STABLE

CONDITION.

>> MATERIAL THINGS CAN BE

RE-BOUGHT, BUT HIS LIFE MIGHT

NOT HAVE BEEN HAD THE FIRE

DEPARTMENT NOT GOTTEN HIM OUT.

EMILY: AMY HERNANDEZ LIVES IN

ONE OF THE BUILDING'S NINE

UNITS.

SHE WAS HOME WITH HER

FOUR-YEAR-OLD SON WHEN FLAMES

STARTED SHOOTING OUT OF A NEARBY

APARTMENT'S WINDOWS.

>> THE NEXT THING I KNOW, HE WAS

SCREAMING, "MOMMY, MOMMY,

THERE'S TOO MUCH SMOKE."

IT WAS JUST A BALL OF FIRE AND

SMOKE, AND THEY COULD SEE IT FOR

MILES AND MILES.

EMILY: THE CITY OF BATESVILLE

SAYS EVERY SINGLE PERSON AND

FAMILY JUST WASTE BY THE FIRE

HAS A -- DISPLACED BY THE FIRE

HAS A WARM PLACE TO STAY AT

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Shower chances increase overnight - Duration: 3:28.

YOUR WLKY WEATHER WITH

CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JAY CARDOSI.

ALL RIGHT, OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW,

THOSE TEMPERATURES CONTINUE TO

GO UP.

HERE'S A LIVE LOOK FROM THE

KENTUCKY DERBY MUSEUM WEATHER

CAM.

THIS IS FROM THE BRISTOL

RESTAURANT LOOKING OFF TO THE

SOUTH, SOUTHWEST TOWARDS

DOWNTOWN LOUISVILLE.

BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL PICTURE

THERE BUT WE DO HAVE SCATTERED

SHOWERS, EVEN STORMS BREAKING.

MAJORITY OF THE STORMS RIGHT NOW

ARE JUST NORTH OF THE OHIO

RIVER.

LOOK AT THE NUMBERS TODAY.

58 AND 34.

OFFICIALLY NO RAIN DROPS, BUT

THAT WILL BE CHANGING.

AT THIS TIME WE'RE AT THE

WARMEST POINT OF THE DAY, LIKELY

GET 60, MAYBE BETTER THAN THAT

AS WE PUSH TOWARD MIDNIGHT OR 1

IN THE MORNING.

87%, A SOUTH BREEZE IN HERE

BETWEEN 10 AND 15 MILES PER

HOUR.

SO A LITTLE BIT OF GREEN TRYING

TO SHOW UP INSIDE JEFFERSON

COUNTY.

BUT YOU CAN SEE A HEAVIER SHOWER

SHOWING UP IMMEDIATELY WEST OF

THE OHIO RIVER THERE NEAR VALLEY

STATION, MAYBE A LITTLE BIT OF

LIGHTNING IN THE SKIES FROM THAT

ONE.

ALSO UP INTO SECTIONS OF FLOYD

COUNTY.

THEN WE GO FARTHER NORTH AND

CHECK OUT THE TRIP UP 65 RIGHT

NOW, THAT'S ROUGH WITH HEAVY

RAINFALL, LIGHTNING AND THUNDER.

EVERYTHING YOU SEE HERE MOVING

OFF TO THE NORTHEAST, VERY

QUICKLY.

NO SEVERE WEATHER GOING ON, BUT

ANY OF THE STRONGEST CELLS MAY

BE PRODUCING SMALL HAIL WITH

HEAVY DOWNPOURS AND THAT'S ABOUT

IT AT THIS POINT IN THE GAME.

FARTHER SOUTH, NOT MUCH GOING ON

ACROSS THE COMMONWEALTH, BUT

THAT WILL BE CHANGING OVERNIGHT

AND ESPECIALLY AS WE PUSH INTO

TOMORROW.

THERE'S THE BIG PEC. AROUND THE

OHIO VALLEY FROM SUNSHINE BRIGHT

AND EARLY THIS MORNING TO THE

THICK CLOUD COVER FOR THE REST

OF THE DAY, NOW SCATTERED

SHOWERS AND STORMS BLOWING UP.

WE HAVE A WEATHER SYSTEM

DEVELOPING OUT AROUND KANSAS

CITY.

ON THE EASTERN FLANK OF THIS

THING WE ARE IN THE WARM SECTOR

SO TO SPEAK SO THE SOUTH BREEZE

IS KICKING IN SOME OF THAT

MOISTURE AND WARMTH AND THAT'S

WHY WE'RE SEEING SHOWERS AND

STORMS BREAKING OUT.

THESE ARE THE CURRENT

TEMPERATURES, 60s AND 70s

IMMEDIATELY WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

AS WE ROLL THROUGH THE NIGHT,

FUTURE CLOUDS AND RADAR SHOWING

SCATTERING OF SHOWERS AND STORMS

ACROSS THE REGION.

AGAIN, NOT EXPECTING A LOT OF

SEVERE WEATHER IN OUR REGION.

THERE COULD BE SOME HAIL,

ESPECIALLY WEST AND NORTHWEST

WHERE YOU SEE THIS YELLOW

SHADING.

BEST CHANCES IN ILLINOIS OR

EXTREME WESTERN INDIANA.

THAT'S WHERE THE GREATEST THREAT

FOR SEVERE HAIL WILL LIKELY BE

THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT.

HERE'S TOMORROW MORNING.

KEEP THE UMBRELLAS HANDY.

SCATTERED SHOWERS AND STORMS,

NOT ONLY MORNING BUT THROUGH

MIDDAY AND EVEN A LINGERING

SHOWER THROUGH THE AFTERNOON AS

THINGS WILL STAY ON THE

UNSETTLED SIDE.

ONE OR O TWO STORMS TOMORROW CAN

BE -- GUSTY WINDS.

OVERNIGHT, DOWN THROUGH THE 0S

-- ACTUALLY, UP THROUGH THE 50s,

SLOWLY CLIMBING.

SCATTERED SHOWERS AND STORMS,

WAKING UP TO 60 IN THE MORNING,

63 BY MIDDAY TOMORROW.

HIGH TOMORROW, 65.

IT WILL BE UNSETTLED.

KEEP THE RAIN GEAR AROUND, THE

UMBRELLAS, WITH SHOWERS AND

STORMS.

COOLS OFF, A COUPLE OF DAYS,

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Patterson sideshow ends with 48 tickets, arrest - Duration: 1:49.

ARRESTS WERE MADE.

LINDA MUMMA REPORTS ON WHAT IS

DRIVING THESE SIDESHOWS.

LINDA: IT IS A RISKY ACTIVITY

MAKING ITS WAY FROM THE BAY AREA

TO THE CENTRAL VALLEY.

>> IT IS DANGEROUS AND RECKLESS.

LINDA: OVER THE WEEKEND, LAW

ENFORCEMENT EFFORT -- OFFICERS

IN SEVERAL STANISLAUS COUNTIES

-- IN SEVERAL STANISLAUS CITIES

RESPONDED TO INCIDENTS LIKE

THESE.

THE

AIRPLANE DID OBSERVE

SEVERAL VEHICLES DOING DONUTS

AND SPINNING OUT IN THE AREAS.

LIND

PATERSON POLICE SERVICES

ISSUED NEARLY 50 CITATIONS TO

DRIVERS THAT TOOK PLACE IN THIS

WALMART SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

THE NIGHT BEFORE, THE PROBLEM

WAS EVEN WORSE WITH UP TO 70

DRIVERS SHUTTING DOWN HIGHWAY 99

NEAR KEYS TO SPIN OUT IN SEVERAL

LANES OF TRAFFIC.

>> THEY WOULD START ANOTHER

SIDESHOW.

WE DID OUR BEST.

TO DISPERSE THE CROWDS.

LINDA: THESE BROTHERS

, TONY AND

CHRISTOPHER, WORK ON CUSTOM CARS

IN THE AREA.

THEY SAY THEY UNDERSTAND WHY

YOUNG PEOPLE MAY BE DRAWN TO

ACTIVITIES LIKE THESE.

BUT AFTER TAKING PART THEMSELVES

--

>> I REALIZED HOW MUCH FUN IT IS

BUT HOW MUCH DANGER IS INVOLVED.

LINDA: A MESSAGE THAT LAW

ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ARE NOW

ECHOING AS THEY CONTINUE TO

MONITOR AND CRACKDOWN ON SIDE

CHOSE.

>> DOING DOUGHNUTS IN

THE

PARKING LOT AND MISSING PEOPLE

WITHIN INCHES.

POTENTIALLY A VERY DANGEROUS

SITUATION.

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Wilton residents prepare for river to flood - Duration: 1:27.

AND 1997.

RESIDENTS ARE PREPARED FOR

WHATEVER MOTHER NATURE MAY

BRING.

THE WILTON STORE IS A HUB

OF

ACTIVITY FOR RESIDENTS BRACING

FOR THE STORM AND PICKING UP

LAST-MINUTE SUPPLIES.

AMONG THOSE HERE

TODAY IS BOB

STRASSER WHO IS STILL RECOVERING

FROM JANUARY'S BIG STORM THAT

ALSO HAD AN IMPACT ON HIS

NEIGHBOR.

>> MY CARPORT WENT OVER MY

DRIVEWAY, OVER MY FENCE, AND

INTO HIS PAST YEAR -- PASTURE.

MIKE: WITH THE CONSUME

NES

RIVER ON THE RISE, RESIDENTS ARE

BUSY PUTTING UP SANDBAGS.

>> IT HAS BEEN REALLY NICE.

PEOPLE ARE HELPING EACH OTHER.

MIKE: IN WILTON, A LOW-LYING

COMMUNITY, THERE IS A LONG

TRADITION OF NEIGHBORS HELPING

NEIGHBORS.

>> I GOT STUCK IS ALREADY WITH

MY PICKUP.

I HAVE GOOD NEIGHBORS.

PEOPLE COME OVER AND PULLED ME

OUT.

HELPING ME OUT A LITTLE BIT.

WILTON IS AWESOME.

MIKE: WILTON IS WELL-PREPARED

FOR THE STORMS AHEAD.

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McMaster asks Trump for $5B for South Carolina's roads - Duration: 1:31.

INFRASTRUCTURE.

>> NEWS 4 HAS MORE ON THE

GOVERNOR'S REQUEST.

REPORTER: AN EARLY SUPPORTER OF

PRESIDENT TRUMP, SOUTH CAROLINA

GOVERNOR HENRY MCMASTER IS

ASKING FOR HELP.

$5 BILLION, TO BE EXACT.

HE SAYS THAT'S WHAT IT WILL TAKE

FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO

HELP MAKE POTHOLES AND AGING

INFRASTRUCTURE AN ISSUE OF THE

PAST.

>> I THINK HE SHOULD DO THAT.

I BELIEVE THAT WOULD HELP OUT A

WHOLE LOT, IF THEY WAS ABLE TO

FIX THAT FOR US.

REPORTER: LISTING THE NEEDS IN A

LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT,

MCMASTER SAYS SOME ROADS ARE IN

BAD SHAPE, WHILE OTHERS ARE

DANGEROUS.

THE ARGUMENT OVER HOW TO PAY FOR

IMPROVEMENTS HAS BEEN AN ISSUE

SPANNING YEARS.

THE GOVERNOR SAYS HE DOESN'T

WANT TAXPAYERS TO HAVE TO WORRY

ABOUT AN INCREASED GAS TAX.

HE SAYS HE'S HOPING THE BILLIONS

FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WILL

HELP PREVENT THAT FROM

HAPPENING.

MCMASTER SAYS HE'S HOPING THE

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COULD BRIDGE

THE FUNDIN GAP BY PROVIDING

MONEY THROUGH THE INFRASTRUCTURE

PLAN.

>> MOST OF THE ROADS COULD USE A

LOT OF WORK.

>> WHEN I DRIVE MY CAR, IT

ALWAYS HITS THEM POTHOLES AND,

YOU KNOW, THAT CAN REALLY MESS

UP YOUR TIRES.

REPORTER: MCMASTER SAYS $180

MILLION OF THE FEDERAL MONEY

WOULD BE USED TO FINISH

DEEPENING THE CHARLESTON HARBOR.

THE STATE HAS ALREADY SET ASIDE

$341 MILLION FOR THAT PROJECT.

THE GOVERNOR SAYS THE REMAINDER

OF THE $5 BILLION WOULD GO

TOWARDS FIXING ROADS AND BRIDGES

ACROSS THE STATE.

RIGHT NOW, TAXPAYERS ARE LOOKING

FOR A BETTER DRIVING EXPERIENCE.

>> HORRIBLE!

REPORTER: HOPING FOR A SMOOTHER

RIDE.

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quan lot - Những thói quen xấu khi sử dụng đồ lót - Duration: 11:26.

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Officials to teardown Stockton water towers - Duration: 1:44.

KELLIE: SIX IT WATER TOWERS A

LIKE THIS ONE WILL BE DEMOLISHED

IN STOCKTON.

SOME ARE SAD TO SEE THE

LANDMARKS GO.

LINDA MEZA EXPLAINS WHY THEY ARE

COMING DOWN AND WHAT WILL GO IN

THEIR PLACE.

MELINDA: THIS FAMILY HAS

OWNED

EL DORADO MARKETS SINCE H

HE

WAS FIVE YEARS OLD.

HE SAYS HE IS USED TO SEEING

THIS WATER TOWER ACROSS THE

STREET EVERY DAY.

>> WHEN PEOPLE HE

ASK DIRECTIONS

FOR OUR STORE, I TELL THEM TO

LOOK FOR THE LARGE WATER TOWER.

MELINDA: SIX WATER TOWERS WILL

BE REMOVED IN STOCKTON.

THE FIRST ONE TO GO WILL BE THIS

ONE ON EL DORADO STREET.

>> IT WILL BE A LITTLE SAD TO

SEE THEM GO.

THE STORE HAS BEEN HERE FOR 44

YEARS.

WE LOOK OUT THE WINDOW AND WE

COULD SEE IT.

IT IS A LITTLE ICONIC.

IT IS A LANDMARK.

MELINDA:

B

THE DISTRICT

MANAGER JOHN FREEMAN SAYS

RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS OWNERS IN

THE AREA LIKE -- MAY LIKE THE

IMPROVEMENT.

>> WE LOOK AT OUR SEISMIC THE DISTRICT

MANAGER JOHN FREEMAN

CAPACITY AT THE STORAGE TANKS.

WE FOUND THAT IT IS NOT TO

TODAY'S STANDARDS.

MELINDA: THEY HAVE HAD SEVERAL

STUDIES AND THE TOWERS COULD

POSE A THREAT IN AN EARTHQUAKE.

>> THAT IS A LOT OF STORAGE OF

THEIR.

MELINDA: PART OF THE PLAN

INCLUDES REPLACING THIS SIDEWALK

AND INCREASING SECURITY WITH

LIGHTING AND LAND -- AND

LANDSCAPING AROUND THE NEW WATER

TANKS.

>> IT WILL BE A LITTLE SAD TO

SEE IT GO BUT IF IT IS FOR AN

IMPROVEMENT FOR THE CITY, IT IS

FINE.

MELINDA: YOU CAN SEE THEM

WORKING ON THE TOWER TODAY.

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Transforming Boston's Duck Boats for Patriots parade - Duration: 1:30.

READY, ALL OF THESE

METAL BARRIERS ARE HERE TONIGHT

READY TO BE SET UP EARLY

TOMORROW MORNING.

THEY ARE STARTING RIGHT UP.

MANEUVERING INTO PLACE

AND

GETTING A QUICK BATH.

>> THESE COME OUT AND THE ROOF

OPENS UP.

>> TWO DOZEN DUCK BOATS ARE

BEING TRANSFORMED TO ACCOMMODATE

WORLD CHAMPIONS.

NEW DEKING COMING INTO GIVE

CROWDS GOOD VIEWS. DRIVERS WHO

ARE ON A WINTER BREAK ARE

GETTING CALLED IN AT 5 A.M. TO

HELP SHOWCASE THE WINNING SCENE.

>> GIVING ALL THE DUCKS LINED

UP, THAT TAKES HOURS.

WE LEARN WHICH PLAYERS ARE ON

EACH OF THE DUCKS. IAMB HOPING

FOR ADELMAN.

>> THE PARADE WILL FOLLOW A PATH

DOWN TO CITY HALL.

ALONG THE WAY, THEY WILL PASS A

FRESHENED UP FINISH LINE AND A

BOSTON POLICE FORCE COMMITTED TO

KEEPING CROWD SAFE.

>> WE WILL HAVE OFFICERS OUT

THERE WHO HAVE BEEN TRAINED IN

LOOKING AT THE RECOGNITION OF

SOMEONE YOU MIGHT BE CARRYING A

BOMB.

>> EVEN THOUGH THE WEATHER ME

NOT COOPERATE IT IS A

CELEBRATION FANS WILL APPRECIATE

AFTER SUCH A HISTORIC WIN.

>> WE WILL HAVE THE BIGGEST

SMILES IN OUR FACES.

>> LOTS OF SMILES TOMORROW.

KEEP IN MIND THAT A LOT OF

STREETS ARE GOING TO BE CLOSING

DOWN IT 9:00 A.M., THERE ARE

SOME RESTRICTIONS IN PLACE HERE

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10 Unbelievable Reasons You Should Eat PARSLEY Every day! - Duration: 4:22.

Top 10 Health Benefits of Parsley

1. Rich source of antioxidant

Parsley contains antioxidant including luteolin, a flavonoid that

eliminate free radicals in the body.

Parsley has RDA of Vitamin C and RDA of Vitamin A that are two antioxidants.

2. Reduces blood pressure

Parsley holds potassium that helps to control heart rate and blood pressure.

Daily intake of parsley also reduces the risk of hypertension.

3. Heart care

Regular intake of parsley can decrease cardiovascular diseases such as heart attack, stroke, and atherosclerosis.

Heart patients can take parsley as juice or salad.

4. Mucus prevention

If you are suffering from allergies, chronic sinus infections, sinus pressure and

coughing parsley may help you.

Drink 2 tbsp parsley juice gives comfort for these diseases.

5. For hair loss and skin care

Parsley extract helps to prevent hair loss and it's an excellent remedy for dry skin.

Parsley also improves hair growth.

6. Stomach Gas prevention

Parsley juice helps to prevent stomach acid.

Drinking raw parsley juice helps to cure heartburn, acid reflux, stomach flu and

improve overall digestion process.

7. Purify blood

Parsley contains high level of chlorophyll oxidizes and vitamin content that helps to purify blood vessels.

The capillaries and arterioles are two agents, particularly work as a tonic for blood purification.

Blood sugar patient is suggested to consume parsley

on daily basis.

8. Build immune system & Carbohydrate

Parsley contains Vitamin B-2 as riboflavin, Vitamin B-3 as niacin, Vitamin B-5 as pantothenic acid.

These vitamins play an important role as carbohydrate in the human body.

Parsley has Vitamin A and C which helps to build immune system

and improve digestive process of the human body.

9. Anticancer

Different studies have shown that, there is an organic compound in parsley essential oil that

inhibits lung tumor, activates the enzyme glutathione-S-transfers

and prevent prostate cancer.

Daily intake of parsley essential oil reduces the risk of cancer.

10. Rich source of Vitamins

Parsley has many antioxidants, including Vitamin A, Cryptoxanthin, Vitamin C and beta carotene.

Alongside; Parsley is a rich source of vitamin K. Two tbsp parsley has 150% of RDA vitamin K

which is necessary for the synthesis of osteocalcin and calcium build-up in the body.