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T YOUR HEART

WITH VALENTINE'S DAFAST

APPROACHING,LOVE IS IN THE AIR.

AND LOVE, DOCTORS SAY, IS GOOD

MEDICINE.

>> THERE IS LOTS OF EVIDENCE

THAT LOVE AND STRONG

RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS THAT

YOU CARE ABOUT ARE GOOD FOR YO

>> DOCTOR DOUGLAS SAWYER IS

CHIEF OF CARDIOVASCULAR

SERVICES, AT MAINE MEDICAL

CENTER,AND YS LOVE, AND GOOD

RELATIONSHIPS IN GENERAL CAN

BOOST YOUR HEART HEALTH.

>> LOVE AND LOVE OF OTHERS AND

OTHER HUMAN BEINGS AND PETS

GOOD, IT'S GOOD FOR OUR

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM.

AND CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH IT

LOWERS OUR BLOOD PRESSURE AND

RELAXES US IN GENERAL.

RELATIONSHIPS THAT ARE CALMING,

THEY LOWER OUR SYMPATHETIC TONE,

THEY LOWER THE ADRENALINE IN

YOUR BODY.

THEY MAKE YOUR BODY RELAX WCH

IS GOOD FOR YOUR HEART.

AND IF YOU HAVE A LOVE FOR

CHOCOLATE,THERE'S SOME SWEET

NEWS FOR YOU

>> THERE'S SOME EVIDENCE THAT

DARK CHOCOLATE IS GOOD CAUSE

THINGS LIKE MOLECULES LIKE

FLAVANOIDARE GOOD FOR OUR

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM ARE

ANTIOXIDANTS.

TRACY: AND SOME RESEARCH HAS

SHOWN FLAVANOIDS IN COCOA AND

CHOCOLATE MAY HE TO LOWER

BLOOD PRESSURE AND IMPROVE BLOOD

FLOW TO THE HEART AND BRAI

BUT CHOCOLATE ISN'T THE ONLY

FOOD THAT CONTAINS FLAVANOIDS,

THE CHEMICAL IS ALSO FOUND IN

SOME NUTS, BERRIES, GRAS AND

RED WINE.

AND WHILE RED WINE WHICH ALSO

CONTAINS RESVERATROL DOES APPEAR

TO HAVE HEART HEALTHY BENEFITS,

EXPERTS SAY IT'S POSSIBLE YOU

CAN GET THE SAME BENEFIT FROM

WHITE WINE, BEER OR LIQUOR.

BUT THEY SAY DON'T GO OVERBOARD.

>> SO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN

GENERAL, EVERYTHING IN

MODERATION LIKE GRDMA TAUGHT

US.

TRACY: DOCTOR SAWYER ADDS IF YOU

ARE GOING TO DRINK, YOU SHOULD

PROBABLY LIMIT IT TO ONE

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE A DAY, BUT HE

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DEA: Drug dealers targeting Maine - Duration: 1:03.

STEV

TWO STATE OF ADDICTION

NOW TH NEARLY 400 OPIOID

RELATED THAT'S LAST YEAR,

LAW-ENFORCEMENT IS WORKING

HARDER THAN EVER TO GET DRUGS

OUT OF OUR COMMUNITY SPIRIT ONE

OF THOSE OFFICERS IS ASSISTANT

SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE JON

DELENA .

HE OVSEAS THE FEDERAL DRUG

ENFORCEMENT AGENCY'OPERATIONS

IN MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE AND

VERMONT.

TODAY WMTW NEWS 8)S DAVID CHARNS

MET WITH HIM ABOUT WHAT THE

GOVERNMENT IS DOING TO STAY

AHEAD OF THE PROBLEM.

HE SAYS IT STARTSITH

PREVENTION

>> WHAT I CAN TL YOU IT'S MY

JOB TO A TRY TO ARRESTVERYBODY

THAT'S DOING SOMETHING WRONG AND

WE'RE DOING TO CONTINUE TO DO

THAT, BUT WE'RE GOING TO EXPAND

HOW WE'RE DOING THESE THINGS,

BECAUSE IF THE BRAVE MEN AND

WOMEN LIKE I ALWAYS LIKE TO SAY

AREN'T DOING THAT, WE'RE GOING

TO HAVE AN EVEN BIGGER PROBLEM.

STEVE: DELENA SAYS DEALERS ARE

TARGETING MAINE BECAE OF THE

MARKET FOR DRUGS HERE.

HE SAYS RIGHT N A BIG PART OF

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Lake Worth public pool closed because of safety reasons - Duration: 1:07.

MUCH NEEDED REPAIRS.

CITY OFFICIALS SHUT DOWN THE

POOL CITING SAFETY REASONS.

THE 1971 RELIC IS RAPIDLY

DETERIORATING.

LAKE WORTH CITY OFFICIALS SAY

THE MUNICIPAL POOL HAS BEEN

ANYTHING BUT RELAXING FOR THE

PEOPLE WHO WORK HERE FACED WITH

EXPLODING WATER LINES, DAMAGING

VIBRATIONS FROM FAILING POOL

MOTORS, AND CITY OFFICIALS SAY

JUST A FEW MONTHS AGO, PIECES OF

THE PUMP ROOM CEILING STARTED

FALLING ON EMPLOYEES.

>> THINGS HAVE TO BE SAVE FOR

SURE.

IT IS SAD THAT MONEY HAS BEEN

SPENT AND WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL

FACILITY LIKE THIS I CANNOT BE

USED.

WHITNE -- LIKE THIS AND IT

CANNOT BE USED.

WHITNEY: THE AQUATICS MANAGER

FOR THE CITY SAYS SOME SURFACE

IMPROVEMENTS WERE MADE TO THE

POOL ABOUT 10 YEARS AGO, BUT

THERE'S BEEN NO REAL STRUCTURAL

CHANGES SINCE IT WAS BUILT.

A CONTRACTOR WILL FULLY ASSESS

THE POOL ON FEBRUARY 21.

BUT THERE IS NO WORD YET ON WHEN

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First responder hate crime bill closer to becoming law - Duration: 1:17.

THEY WEAR.

BUT THERE'S OTHER WAYS TO HELP

FIRST RESPONDERS.

>> WE NEED TO LET THEM KNOW WE

STANDBY THEM.

>> THAT'S THE MESSAGE FROM KEVIN

BRATCHER, WHO INTRODUCED HOUSE

BILL 14, TO BOLSTER HIS CASE.

>> WE CAN TALK ABOUT DALLAS, NEW

YORK, AND SEVERAL PLACES WHERE

OFFICERS WERE SIMPLY KILLED FOR

WEARING A UNIFORM.

>> SUPPORTERS SAY THAT CLASSING

ATTACKS LIKE THOSE AS A HATE

CRIME, WILL HAVE STRONGER

SENTENCES, BUT IT'LL UNFAIRLY

TARGET CERTAIN PEOPLE.

>> IT'LL BE SYSTEMICALLY

[INAUDIBLE].

>> MEMBERS OF THE LOUISVILLE'S

BLACK LIVES MATTER, SPOKE OUT.

>> THEY'RE CHOICES.

UNIFORMS CAN BE TAKEN OFF, COLOR

OF YOUR SKIN CANNOT BE WASHED

OFF.

>> TARGETED ON THE OCCUPATION

DOESN'T MEET THE DEFINITION OF A

HATE CRIME.

BUT THEY FELT DIFFERENTLY.

THE BILL IS HEADED TO THE FULL

HOUSE FOR A VOTE.

WLKY NEWS.

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70 by Saturday? - Duration: 2:58.

THE TEMPERATURE AT 27?

I THINK WE'LL GET CLOSE TO THIS.

THIS IS A GOOD INDICATOR AS TO

HOW LOW TEMPERATURES WILL GO

TOMORROW MORNING.

THIS COLD AIR WILL BE AROUND.

I WOULDN'T BE SURPRISED TO WAKE

UP TO THE TEENS TOMORROW

MORNING.

LOOK AT WHERE WE ARE NOW ACROSS

THE REGION.

21 IN MARYVILLE.

34 IN BUTLER.

AS I SAID YESTERDAY, GOING TO

TAKE A WHILE FOR THE ENTIRE

REGION TO COOL BELOW FREEZING.

TEMPERATURES CLOSER TO HOME,

CLOSER TO THE 435 LOOP, SHAWNEE,

27 -- 26, THAT IS 27 IN OBSERVER

LYNN PARK.

28 IN LIBERTY.

INDEPENDENCE AND BLUE SPRINGS IN

THE MIDDLE 20'S BUT FACTORS IN

THE WINDS FEELS A LOT COLDER

THAN THAT.

AS I MENTIONED, I THINK WE'RE

GOING TO START IN THE TEENS.

HERE'S EVIDENCE OF THAT ACROSS

THE ENTIRE REGION.

FOR KANSAS CITY, SHAWNEE

MIRIAM, INDEPENDENCE, STILL

PROBABLY IN THE MIDDLE TEENS.

NOBODY IN THE 20'S.

19 IN BUTLER, I BET YOU CLINTON,

THEY'RE BEING OPTIMISTIC, ABOUT

19 DEGREES SHOULD DO IT THERE.

MARYVILLE ABOUT 12 WILL BE THE

MORNING TEMP AS YOU'RE HEADING

TO CLASS.

HIGH TEMPERATURES TOMORROW ONLY

IN THE 30'S.

36, 37 IN GARDNER, DESOTO ABOUT

THE SAME.

MISSOURI SIDE, ABOUT THE SAME.

ALL AT 36.

UP NORTH, 35.

PRETTY CONSENSUS, REALLY.

FROM GLADSTONE TO PLAT CITY,

PARKVILLE TOO.

OUT WEST A LITTLE SUNSHINE TRIES

TO MOVE THROUGH.

THINGS WILL SWING BACK THE OTHER

IRECTION.

JENNIFER MCDERMOTT HAS MORE ON

THAT.

JENNIFER: WE DO HAVE A COUPLE OF

COLD DAY, ONE BEING TODAY, ONE

BEING THURSDAY.

HIGH TEMPERATURES IN THE MIDST

30'S FOR KANSAS CITY.

20'S UP TOWARD THE NORTH.

CHECK OUT THE YELLOW AND GREEN,

ALL ALL BEGINS TO LIFT FURTHER

TOWARD THE NORTH.

A BIG TEMPERATURE CHANGE ON THE

WAY.

AS SOON AS FRIDAY, KANSAS CITY

IN THE 60'S.

SOME AREAS IN CENTRAL KANSAS,

WESTERN KANSAS REACHING AROUND

70 TO 80 DEGREES.

IT GETS BETTER.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, BRIAN, WE

COULD BE VERY CLOSE TO AROUND

THE 70'S IN KANSAS CITY AND EVEN

FURTHER DOWN TOWARD WITCH KA,

KANSAS, AROUND 0 DEGREES.

QUICK I CAN'T REMEMBER UP WITH.

>> LOOKS THAT WAY.

WE DON'T HAVE MUCH SNOW PACK

AROUND US.

THAT'S GOING TO ALLOW

TEMPERATURES TO START TO BOUNCE

BACK.

THE DAYS GETTING LONGER TO.

15 IN THE MORNING, AFTERNOON

HIGH OF 36.

SUNSHINE THE ONLY DIFFERENCE

BETWEEN SAY TODAY AND TOMORROW.

PROBABLY JUST AS COLD, ONLY IN

THE 30'S.

HERE'S WHAT WE'RE REFERRING T

3 IN THE MORNING.

AFTERNOON CATAPULTS TO 66

DEGREES.

WARMER ON SATURDAY.

TONS OF SON.

45 TO ALMOST NEAR 70.

HEADING INTO SUNDAY, THE CHANCES

REALLY DON'T LOOK GREAT IN THE

LAST PACKAGE OF DATA WE'VE BEEN

LOOKING AT.

STILL ABOUT 20% SHOT.

NOT GOING TO LAST LONG.

ONE THING FOR SURE, GOING TO

COOL DOWN.

40 TO 48 ON SUNDAY.

MONDAY BACK UP TO 51.

TUESDAY A HIGH OF 506789 BY

WEDNESDAY, NOT GOING TO BUDGE

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Louisville boy, 2, and LMPD officers bond during cancer battle - Duration: 1:37.

STAY

HERE SPECIAL, W TWOVISITORS.

2-YEAR-OLD EAIAN WRIGHT-STRANGE

LIGHTS UP THE ROOM.

DAYS BEFORE HIS SECOND BIRTHDAY,

HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH LEUKEMIA.

HIS MOM SAYS, HAVING DOWN

SYNDROME, MADE HIM MORE

SUSCEPTIBLE TO THIS TYPE OF

CANCER.

HE'S BEEN IN THE HOSPITAL SINCE

DECEMBER, BUT MUCH OF THE TIME

HERE WAS JOYFUL, NOT SAD.

>> WE'VE MET A LOT OF SPECIAL

FRIENDS AND EAIAN IS A JOY TO

EVERYONE.

HE'S AS MY MOM SAYS, I THINK HE

WAS PUT HERE TO BRING OTHER

PEOPLE JOY.

>> FROM HIS FIRST CHEMO

TREATMENT, HE MADE TO A NEW

FRIENDS.

OFFICER JOHN BLAKELEY, AND

MICHAEL JACKSON.

>> TO SEE THE SMILES ON THEIR

FACES.

>> AN HONOR FOR ME TO COME UP

HERE, AND YOU DO LEAVE WITH A

SMILE ON YOUR FACE, IT'S GREAT

TO KNOW TO DONATE A COUPLE OF

HOURS OF YOUR TIME, AND THE

SMILES ON THEIR FACE

[INAUDIBLE].

>> LITTLE EAIAN COULD GO HOME AS

SOON AS THURSDAY.

WLKY NEWS.

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Mason grad, former Ohio University student accused of drugging girls at bar - Duration: 2:03.

SAYING AND IT

RECENTLY LANDED SOMEONE IN JAIL.

21-YEAR-OLD ROBERT KNEELS LIFE

JUST TOOK A TURN MOST PARENTS

WOULD NOT WANT TO IMAGINE.

>> SEES ACCUSED OF PUTTING WHITE

POWDER INTO THREE DIFFERENT

GIRLS DRINKS.

>> KELLER BLACKBURN SAYS A

BARTENDER CAUGHT A GLIMPSE OF

WHAT WAS GOING ON.

>> ONE OF THE EMPLOYEES SAW

SOMETHING WRONG.

THEY IMMEDIATELY CONFRONTED HIM

AND GOT THE TWO GIRLS HELP.

>> NEWS 5 HAS LEARNED HE WAS NO

LONGER A STUDENT.

HE HAD ATTENDED THE UNIVERSITY

UNTIL THE FALL OF 2016 WHEN HE

WAS INDICTED FOR POSSESSION OF

COCAINE IN JACKSON COUNTY.

POLICE REPORTS SHOW TROOPERS

PULLED NEIL OVER AS HE WAS

TRAVELING BACK TO ATHENS FROM

HIS PARENTS HOUSE.

HE'S ACCUSED OF HAVING 25 GRAMS

OF COCAINE ON HIM.

THAT CASE IS PENDING.

THERE'S A LARGE-SCALE DRUG

PROBLEM IN THE COLLEGE

COMMUNITY.

ONE HE IS TRYING TO CHANGE.

>> THERE'S A LOT OF MOLLY AND

COCAINE.

THERE IS A LITTLE BIT OF HEROIN.

THEY ARE TRYING TO A CHANGE THE

CULTURE BUT IT IS DEFINITELY A

CONCERN.

>> THE PROSECUTOR SAYS THEY

SERVED A SEARCH WARRANT.

SEVERAL PEOPLE WERE IN THE

APARTMENT.

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JCPS considers moving students with special needs from current school - Duration: 2:15.

O KEEP THEIR

KIDS IN THE CLASSROOMS IN THIS

BUILDING RIGHT BEHIND ME.

>> IT DOESN'T USUALLY LEAVE THE

HOUSE, OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT,

WITHOUT THE CARS THAT ARE IN HIS

HANDS.

>> THIS IS ADAM, HE LOVES HOT

WHEELS CARS AND MUSIC.

>> WE USES THE XHOOUKS DEVICE.

>> -- COMMUNICATION DEVICE.

>> HE'S AUTISTIC, AND BORN WITH

DOWN EXTREME.

>> THEY'RE ALWAYS LEFT OUT.

>> HOUSED IN THE SAME BUILDING

AS THE PHOENIX SCHOOL OF

DISCOVERY.

JCPS IS CONSIDERING MOVING

ADAM'S CLASS AND OUR MSD UNITES

OUT OF THIS -- UNITESES OUT OF

THIS BUILDING AND INTO ANOTHER

SCHOOL.

>> THIS IS JUST STARTING TO TAKE

PLACE.

>> THERE'S THREE OTHER PROGRAMS,

INCLUDING THE MSD UNITS, HOUSED

IN THE SAME BUILDING.

>> WE HAVE FOUR PROGRAMS THAT

ARE UNDER ONE ROOF.

>> THEY SAY THAT SPACE MAINTAINS

BE MEETING THE NEEDS OF ALL THE

PROGRAMS, MOVING THE UNITS TO

ANOTHER LOCATION IS SOMETHING

THE DISTRICT IS CONSIDERING.

>> IT'S NOT A DECISION MADE

WITHOUT THEIR INPUT, AND IT'S

IMPORTANT FOR THE SCHOOL SYSTEM.

>> BUT A MOVE FROM ONE SCHOOL TO

ANOTHER, IS NOT EASY FOR HER

SON.

SHE HOPES THE DISTRICT,

CONSIDERS TO KEEP THEM WHERE

THEY ARE.

>> WE'RE HERE TO FIGHTS FOR OUR

CHILDREN, WE'RE NOT GOING TO LET

YOU BRUSH US ASIDE.

WE'RE PARENTS THAT STAND UP FOR

OUR CHILDREN, WE'RE NOT GOING TO

LET YOU SHOVEL US UNDER THE RUG.

>> THE SCHOOL DISTRICT SAYS THAT

EACH OF THE FOUR PROGRAMS HOUSED

IN THE BUILDING, ARE SEPARATE.

THE SPECIAL NEEDS CLASSES ARE

NOT PART OF THE PHOENIX SCHOOL

OF DISCOVERY, BUT THE PARENTS

SAY THERE'S A SENSE OF

[INAUDIBLE] HERE.

>> AS YOU HEARD, THE DISTRICT IS

JUST IN THE EARLY STAGES OF THIS

DISCUSSION, IT HOPES PARENTS AND

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Wednesday morning commute slowed by snow - Duration: 1:26.

SON

BEGINS OUR COVERAGE.

>> HORRIBLE.

I GOT STUCK BE LAST NIGHT.

IT'S JUST HORRIBLE.

>> WHAT'S USUALLY A 20-MINUTE

COMMUTE TOOK 33 TIMES AS MUCH ON

MONDAY MORNING.

AND SHE WASN'T THE ONLY ONE.

TRAFFIC ON WEST DODGE ROAD

ALMOST CAME TO A STANDSTILL

THANKS TO THAT LATE SNOWFALL

THAT INTENSIFIED.

>> WE ALL WERE STUCK, STUCK,

HAZARD LIGHTS ON.

I WAS STUCK IN THE MIDDLE OF

FORTE.

>> CONDITIONS WERE NOT ANY

BETTER EVEN WITH PLOWS IN THE

HIGHWAYS; LANES WERE STILL

COVERED WITH SNOW, LIKE HERE ON

HIGHWAY 30 EAST OF BLAIR.

THAT'S WHERE THE SNOW CAME DOWN

QUICK AND FAST.

>> I WAS EXPECTING A LITTLE BIT

OF SNOW AND I WOKE UP AND THERE

WAS A LOT -- MORE THAN I

EXPECTED.

>> BUT HIS DRIVE SMOOTHER THAN

HE EXPECTED.

>> ACTUALLY PRETTY EASY.

THE SNOWPLOWS HAVE BEEN PRETTY

GOOD.

>> Reporter: CREWS ARE OUT

TRYING TO KEEP UP WITH THE SNOW

TO MAKE IT EASIER FOR THE

MORNING COMMUTE.

>> IT'S REALLY LIGHT SNOW.

IT'S NOT TOO HEAVY, YOU KNOW, SO

REALLY WE'RE GETTING OUT OF THE

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Wednesday evening: cold front to bring cooler weather - Duration: 3:36.

THERE IS A LOOK OUTSIDE RIGHT

NOW ON THIS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

I AM HERE WITH METEOROLOGIST JAY

GALLE FOR A CHECK ON THE

FORECAST.

YESTERDAY WAS VERY BUSY AND

TODAY --

JAY: WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY

MAKES.

WE STILL HAVE SOME MOISTURE, BUT

IT WILL BE FLUSHED OUT AS THE

COLD FRONT COMES THROUGH.

LET ME TAKE YOU BACK TO

YESTERDAY, SHOW YOU THE UPPER

LEVELS.

I'M SURE YOU HEARD ABOUT THE

EF-3 TORNADO THAT TOUCHED DOWN

IN NEW ORLEANS EAST, THE FIRST

TIME THAT HAS HAPPENED IN THAT

AREA.

AND ANY TIME YOU HAVE A BIG

UPPER-LEVEL LOW -- YOU CAN SEE

THAT GETTING WOUND UP.

AND THIS IS WHY WE SAW THAT

STRONG TORNADO TOUCHDOWN IN NEW

ORLEANS EAST.

HERE IS THE SATELLITE AND RADAR

LOOP, IT WAS A VERY MESSY LINE

GOING THROUGH BEING PUSHED INTO

A WEAKER COLD FRONT.

TAKE A LOOK AT THE HOOK ECHO.

IT REALLY STARTED JUST WEST OF

KENNER AND INTO METAIRIE, AND

THAT IS WHEN THE TORNADO WARNING

WAS ISSUED.

YOU CAN SEE IT RIGHT THERE, THAT

IS WHEN IT DID WHAT IT DID

ACROSS NEW ORLEANS EAST.

YOU CAN SEE THAT THAT WAS NOT

THE ONLY PLACE.

ALSO AROUND ONLY -- ELMWOOD,

DONALDSONVILLE AND WALKER.

IT WAS A TORNADO OUTBREAK.

WE HAD OUR OWN TORNADO OUTBREAK

HERE YESTERDAY.

THANKFULLY, THINGS HAVE CLEARED

OUT AND THE RADAR IS QUIET NOW.

AND TEMPERATURES WERE HOT AGAIN

TODAY, 81 DEGREES.

AND THAT IS A TIE WITH A RECORD

SET FROM 99 -- 1999.

THAT WILL BE CHANGING.

WE HAVE A COLD FRONT FROM THIS

ALL THE WAY TO DALLAS, AND IT

WILL COME THROUGH.

LOCALLY, TEMPERATURES INTO THE

LOWER 80'S ON THE NORTH SHORE.

80 IN SLIDELL.

82 DEGREES BOGALUSA.

79 AT THE AIRPORT.

AND LOW 70'S AT THE MISSISSIPPI

GULF COAST.

IT WAS WINDY YESTERDAY AND IT IS

STILL WINDY OUTSIDE.

20 MILES PER HOUR AT THE

AIRPORT, 20 IN BELLE CHASSE, 17

AT THE LAKEFRONT AIRPORT.

AND HERE IS THE FRONT SITUATED

AROUND THE ALEXANDRIA AREA, NEAR

JACKSON AND WATCH WHAT HAPPENS.

WE COULD GET A SHOWER BEFORE THE

FRONT PASSES.

AND THEN HIGH PRESSURE WILL BE

SETTING IN AND IT WILL BE

COOLER.

SUNSHINE TOMORROW.

IT WILL BE A NICE DAY TO GO

OUTSIDE.

CLEAR SKIES ON FRIDAY.

WE WILL DO THAT AGAIN.

SUNSHINE AND HIG PRESSURE TO

THE EAST THE AT AND TEMPERATURES

REBOUNDING QUICKLY.

UPPER 40'S AND LOWER 50'S

TONIGHT.

AND CLEAR SKIES AND BREEZY BY

TOMORROW MORNING.

TEMPERATURES GENERALLY IN THE

60'S FOR THE AFTERNOON, LOW 60'S

FOR THE MOST PART.

IT WILL BE COOL AND BREEZY.

AND WITH THE ONSHORE FLOW

SETTING UP ON FRIDAY, WE WILL

REACH 68 OR 69 DEGREES.

NO RAIN ON SATURDAY OR SUNDAY.

BACK INTO THE UPPER 70'S.

AND THEN WE COULD HAVE RAIN AS

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Video: Baltimore County officials support revised rape legislation - Duration: 2:16.

A LOT OF GROUND, AND INCLUDES

EVERYTHING FROM INCREASED POLICE

TRAINING TO SCRUTINY BY THE

STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE TO

DETERMINE WHETHER A CASE SHOULD

GO FORWARD.

UGLY.

THAT'S THE TAKEAWAY OF AN

INDEPENDANT ANALYSIS OF 124 RAPE

CASES DECLARED UNFOUNDED BY

BALTIMORE COUNTY POLICE.

THE SCRUTINY DETERMINING THE

CURRENT RAPE STATUTE IS PART OF

THE PROBLEM.

>> I CANNOT EMPHASIZE ENOUGH HOW

HORRIBLE IT IS TO LISTEN AND

READ STORIES OF WOMEN AND MEN

WHO SAID STOP.

PLEASE STOP.

NOW.

CRYING, ONE WHO HAD JUST VOMITED

BUT FEELING A BIT BETTER SAYING

STOP.

THEN LEARNING THAT THE OFFICER

ASKED DID YOU HIT THEM, DID YOU

KICK THEM?

TO -- DID YOU CALL OUT?

BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T DO THAT

MARYLAND'S RAPE LAW IS NOT GOING

, TO ALLOW US TO GO FORWARD ON

THIS CASE.

DAVID BACK ON OCTOBER 19,

: BALTIMORE COUNTY EXECUTIVE

KEVIN KAMENETZ REQUESTED THE

REVIEW IN RESPONSE TO A MEDIA

REPORT INDICATING THAT IN 2014

COUNTY POLICE DISMISSED 34 % OF

-- 34% OF RAPE CASES AS

UNFOUNDED.

>> WHILE WE DISPUTED SOME OF THE

ALLEGATIONS WE ALSO USED IT AS

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SELF

REFLECTION.

DAVID THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE

: DEVELOPED SIX RECOMMENDATIONS.

SOME ARE ALREADY IN PLACE.

THEY INCLUDE THE VICTIM AND

, SUSPECT WILL BE INTERVIEWED BY

A DETECTIVE.

POLICE WILL TRACK CASES

INVOLVING RESIDENTIAL AND

JUVENILE FACILITIES.

BALTIMORE COUNTY POLICE WILL

RECEIVE INTENSIVE TRAINING

DEALING WITH INDIVIDUALS WITH

MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE

MISUSE ISSUES.

AND STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

MAKES ALL THE FINAL LEGAL

DECISIONS TO MOVE FORWARD WITH

THE CASE.

THE REVIEW ALSO REVEALING

BECAUSE OF DEFICIENCIES IN MDS.

-- MARYLAND'S RAPE STATUTE, NONE

OF THE UNFOUNDED CASES ARE

VIABLE FOR PROSECUTION.

>> RESISTANCE WHEN IT'S NOT

ACTUALLY AN ELEMENT OF THE

CRIME, REALLY MISLEADS JURORS

AND MISLEADS THE COURT.

DAVID LEGISLATION CHANGING THE

: WORDING OF THE RAPE STATUTE

DRAWING A LARGE CROWD TO A

SENATE COMMITTEE ROOM.

IT HAS THE FULL SUPPORT OF THE

KAMENETZ ADMINISTRATION.

>> SEXUAL ASSAULT CRIMES REQUIRE

SENSITIVITY.

THEY REQUIRE EMPATHY.

DAVID: SIMILAR BILLS FAILED, BUT

ADVOCATES BELIEVE LAWMAKERS

FINALLY REALIZE THE 1950'S

MENTALITY SURROUNDING CURRENT

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Tom updates morning snow timeline - Duration: 3:43.

TOM: TWO IN A ROW.

RECORD HIGHS IN FEBRUARY IN

BALTIMORE, 72 AT BWI.

THAT MUST -- MOVED PAST THE

RECORD HIGH OF 70.

THE LOW SO FAR, 54 DEGREES.

EVEN THE LOW TEMPERATURE IS 11

DEGREES WARMER THAN A NORMAL

HIGH TEMPERATURE THIS TIME OF

YEAR.

ANON -- AN UNUSUALLY, INCREDIBLY

WARM DAY TODAY.

64 DOWNTOWN, 60 FIVE, PASADENA,

64, RANDALLSTOWN.

COOLER TO THE WEST, STARTING TO

SEE SOME COLD AIR APPROACHING

FROM THE NORTH AND WEST.

STILL 70 IN WATERTOWN, 60 IN

SALISBURY.

IT LOOKS LIKE THE COLD WILL COME

IN TONIGHT.

SOME SHOWERS WEATHER WILL

APPROACH SOME WESTERN MARYLAND.

THE COLD FRONT IS JUST GETTING

THROUGH BALTIMORE, WIND KICKING

OUT OF THE NORTHWEST, AND SOME

TEMPERATURES WE ARE SEEING IN

CHICAGO AND MINNEAPOLIS WILL

EVENTUALLY IN DATA OUR REGION.

TEMPERATURES WILL BE FALLING

OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS.

THIS LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM IN

KENTUCKY WILL BE HEADING OUR

WAY.

SOME SNOW AND -- IN IT, AND IF

YOU LOOK CLOSELY YOU SEE SOME

ORANGE AND RED.

THERE IS SOME THUNDERSTORM

ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH THIS

FORM AS WELL.

IT WILL BE TRACKING ACROSS

VIRGINIA, AND WE WILL BE IN THE

QUARTER NORTH SIDE OF IT --

COLDER NORTH SIDE OF IT.

IT WILL TRACK UP THE EASTERN

SEABOARD, BUT WILL PASS THROUGH

HERE FAIRLY QUICKLY.

ONE OF THE BIG STORIES AFTER THE

MORNING SNOW WILL BE THE WIND

AND COLD COMING IN WITH A

VENGEANCE TOMORROW AFTERNOON AND

TOMORROW NIGHT.

2:30 IN THE MORNING, RAIN IN THE

WESTERN SUBURB, SNOW IN NORTHERN

MARYLAND.

FOR THE THURSDAY MORNING RUSH

HOUR, AS TONY WAS SAYING OF THE

TOP OF THE SHOW, HEAVY SNOW UP

AND DOWN THE I-95 CORRIDOR OR --

CORRIDOR.

THIS WILL BRING REDUCED

VISIBILITY, AND IT WILL SLOW

THINGS DOWN AS TRAVEL THOSE.

IT SHOULD TAPER OFF AROUND 10:00

OR 11:00, AND MOVED OFF THE

EASTERN SHORE AROUND MIDDAY.

BUT THE WIND WILL ADD SOME

ADDITIONAL STORM SHOWERS -- SNOW

SHOWERS, SO DON'T EXPECT THE

STORM TO FINISH UNTIL TOMORROW

EVENING.

SNOWFALL TOTALS, AND ON COLDER

SURFACES LIKE GRASSY SURFACES.

3-4 ACROSS MOST OF THE STATE,

MAYBE FIVE INCHES ON THE

PENNSYLVANIA LINE.

SOUTH OF BALTIMORE, WE ARE

TALKING 1-2 INCHES FOR MOST

PLACES.

FOR TONIGHT, RAIN AFTER MIDNIGHT

AND CHANGING TO SNOW AROUND

3:00-5:00 IN THE MORNING.

TEMPERATURES FALLING FROM 40 IN

THE MORNING TO BELOW FREEZING BY

AFTERNOON, AND THEN THE HEAVY

MORNING SNOW GIVES WAY TO SOME

AFTERNOON SNOW SHOWERS.

WE HAVE SNOW IN THE MOUNTAINS

TOMORROW THAT WILL STAY COLD ON

FRIDAY.

EASTERN SHORE, 37, AND A RAIN

SNOW MAKES ON OCEAN CITY WITH

TEMPERATURE -- RAIN/SNOW MIX IN

OCEAN CITY WITH TEMPERATURES IN

THE 40'S.

For more infomation >> Tom updates morning snow timeline - Duration: 3:43.

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Video: Meet Baltimore police pioneer 'Lady Law' - Duration: 2:26.

11-NEWS' LISA ROBINSON HAS

TONIGHT'S BLACK HISTORY MONTH

REPORT.

>> THEY REFERRED TO HER AS "LADY

LAW."

SHE WAS LIKE A ONE-WOMAN

WRECKING CREW.

LISA: MAJOR SHEREE BRISCOE IS

TALKING ABOUT LIEUTENANT VIOLET

HILL WHYTE, BALTIMORE CITY'S

FIRST BLACK POLICE OFFICER.

>> ISSUED A SKIRT AND A BADGE,

NOT EVEN A GUN AT THAT AGE.

BECAUSE OF THE WORK SHE DID AND

THE LEGACY THAT SHE LEFT, I AM

ABLE, ALL THESE YEARS LATER, TO

BE HERE AS A MEMBER OF THE

AGENCY.

LISA: COMMISSIONER WILLIAM

LAWSON APPOINTED WHYTE IN

DECEMBER 1937.

ASSIGNED TO THE NORTHWEST

DISTRICT AT PENNSYLVANNIA AVENUE

AND DOLPHIN STREET, LT. WHYTE

BECAME A FIXTURE ON THE STREETS

SHE PATROLLED.

VESTINA HARDEN SAYS IT'S BECAUSE

OF WHYTE THAT SHE CHANGED HER

WAYS AND STOPPED SKIPPING

SCHOOL.

>> WHEN I WAS SKIPPING SCHOOL,

WE WOULD TRY TO RUN AWAY FROM

HER AND SHE SAID DON'T RUN AWAY,

I SEE.

GET BACK HERE YOUNG LADY.

LISA: WILLIAM HAYES SAYS SHE

KEPT HIM STRAIGHT, TOO.

>> WE GOT THE SAME THING, ONE

MORE TIME AND [INDISCERNIBLE]

ORACLE TELL YOUR PARENTS.

LISA: LT. WHYTE WAS KNOWN FOR

WORKING WITH CHILDREN AND

FAMILIES, PASSING OUT GIFT

BASKETS DURING THE HOLIDAYS, AND

TOUGH POLICE WORK.

>> SHE WOULD BLEND IN AND TRY TO

TEAR APART DRUG CLUES AND

ORGANIZATIONS.

LISA: IN 1955, THE DEPARTMENT

PROMOTED HER AND PUT HER CHARGE

OF THE POLICEWOMEN.

SHE THEN TRANSFERRED TO THE NEW

WESTERN DISTRICT THAT MAJOR

BRISCOE NOW COMMANDS.

DO YOU CARRY A LITTLE BIT OF HER

IN YOUR POCKET?

>> I CARRY A LOT OF HER IN MY

POCKET.

LISA: MAJOR BRISCOE CAN ENVISION

LT. WHYTE AS SHE WALKS HER

DISTRICT TALKING TO PEOPLE AND

SAYS THE WORK HASN'T CHANGED

THAT MUCH.

>> THOSE CHALLENGES SHE WAS

WORKING TO ADDRESS ALL THOSE

YEARS AGO, WE ARE STILL WORKING

TO ADDRESS.

SHE HAD BE RESILIENT, COMMITTED,

AND COMPASSIONATE.

SHE HAD TO STAND FIRM ON HER

BELIEFS TO HER JOB.

WE HAVE TO DO THE SAME SO MANY

YEARS LATER.

LISA: LISA ROBINSON, WBAL-TV 11

NEWS.

ANDRE: WHAT AN IMPACTFUL LIGHT

-- LIFE SHE HAD.

YOU CAN SEE AN EXHIBIT ABOUT

LIEUTENANT WHYTE AT THE CITY

For more infomation >> Video: Meet Baltimore police pioneer 'Lady Law' - Duration: 2:26.

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Retirement Stories: Julie | Allstate Insurance - Duration: 2:12.

Originally I'm from Toledo, Ohio but I've lived in Colorado 35-plus years.

So, to me this is home.

Before I started working with Allstate I didn't have a retirement plan.

And I was just like any other 20-year-old who wanted to go out and have fun.

A lot of people don't have that long-term vision, that what they do today is going to

affect their tomorrow.

So we help them by creating something that will be there for the long term.

He really helped me see the importance and the value of starting young.

If I started young that it would become just a normal day-to-day thing, and I wouldn't

miss the money that I was investing

When I went through my divorce it was very rough on me emotionally and financially.

I'd never been on my own.

I went from living with my mother to living with my husband, so I wasn't sure I would

financially be able to take care of myself.

Eddie helped me a lot after the divorce.

Telling me, "It's gonna be okay," you know, "You can do this."

You can still have your life policy.

You can still invest in your 401K.

You can still invest in a Roth.

I was able to purchase my condo.

We also did some movement to diversify my financial portfolio.

Working with Allstate really helped me to determine what I needed for my future retirement

by visualizing it, writing down what all my debts were and then determining what I need

to do for my retirement and for my future.

Every year we spend some time going through my financial portfolio looking at where my

money is invested.

go through my

The progress in my retirement has been awesome.

It's very rewarding to sit down and see what I've been able to accomplish by just

being consistent and persistent about putting money away.

This process works.

For more infomation >> Retirement Stories: Julie | Allstate Insurance - Duration: 2:12.

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TBT: Pass The Bone (Remastered) | Season 12 | BONES - Duration: 0:41.

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For more infomation >> TBT: Pass The Bone (Remastered) | Season 12 | BONES - Duration: 0:41.

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Video shows vehicle sliding down icy hill, crashing into cars - Duration: 1:21.

WHO SHOT THE VIDEO IS

TALKING TO NEWSCENTER

5.

HERE'S THE STORY.

>> IN LYNN, YOU CAN

SEE HOW

STEEP IT IS HERE, COMBINED WITH

A SHEET OF ICE, WITNESSES CALL

THIS

BUMPER CARS.

>> WATCH OUT.

WATCH OUT.

>> I ALMOST THOUGHT THE GUY WAS

GOING TO GET HIT.

>> THIS CAR

CAME OUT OF THE

DRIVEWAY AND AS SOON AS HE CAME

OUT HE STARTED SLIPPING AND

SLIDING.

>> A SLIPPERY MORNING ENDING IN

DOZENS OF CARS OUTER BANKS

AROUND ON SOLID ICE.

WE

SAW THE CAR COMING DOWN.

BUMPING LEFT AND RIGHT.

LEFT

AND RIGHT.

>> A GAME OF BUMPER CARS.

>> RODRIGUEZ RUSHED TO GET HER

KID OUT

OF HER CAR.

>> VERY PANICKED IS THE CORRECT

WORD FOR IT.

YOU KNOW, I

DIDN'T KNOW IF THE

CAR WOULD KEEP GOING, IF IT

WOULD SMASH INTO MY CAR.

VERY

NERVE-WRACKING HAVING MY

SON IN THE BACK SEAT.

THAT WAS A VERY SCARY SITUATION.

>> THE

ICY ROADS ALSO CAUSING

THIS 55 CAR PILEUP IN WAKEFIELD

THIS MORNING.

MANGLED METAL, CARS WEDGED UNDER

TRUCKS.

SOME SAY THEY SLID FOR A

QUARTER

MILE TRYING TO BREAK.

EIGHT WERE INJURED.

SOME TRAPPED.

DRIVERS JUMPED OUT

DODGING OTHER

CARS WHILE TRYING TO HELP THE

INJURED.

>> AUTHORITIES SAY ONLY MINOR

INJURIES IN THAT

PILEUP ON I-95

For more infomation >> Video shows vehicle sliding down icy hill, crashing into cars - Duration: 1:21.

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24 Reasons The Equalizer & John Wick Are The Same Movie #johnwickchapter2 - Duration: 3:05.

The movie starts out in this guy's house.

Along with being lonely, his life seems pretty boring.

The main dude in the movie has sleepless nights because he's still mourning his recently

deceased wife.

With his wife out the picture, the hero makes a new best friend and soon, the best friend

is the only noun that matters to him.

I mean he feeds his friend and everything.

One night a gangster crosses the line and harms the hero's best friend and it pushes

him over the edge.

It's here we learned what the main dude used to do for a living.

He once specialized in opening a can of whoop A word on gangsters, but he's retired now.

Bad news for the bad guys is when they harmed his friend, they forced him out of

retirement.

First he hops on a city bus and goes to visit his latino friend.

Then he's all like, do you know anything about gangsters or thugs or whatever?

Then the latino guy is all like, well as a matter of fact I do, and some thugs were here earlier and stuff.

The hero does some investigating and asks this one chick about the thugs that hurt his

buddy.

She snitches.

Snitches get put in ditches so the gangsters put her 6 feet under at the end of the movie.

The hero learns the bad guys are Russian gang members.

Russian gang members are the worst.

Even their henchman are about that life.

Luckily the good guy is about that life too.

There's a scene where he's going toe to toe with Tait fletcher.

The swole dude with the cool mustache from every movie that never has lines.

Even though Tait is way bigger than him, he's able to knock 'em upside the head with some glass and win the fight.

The police are even scared of him so no matter how bad it gets, the bad guys can't

call 911 for help.

The Russians find out where he lives and breaks into his house.

This violates an unwritten code of ethics in regards to honor amongst thieves because you're

not supposed to bring beef to a person's doorstep.

To get some work done, the stone cold killer checks into another location where the bad

guys can't reach him.

The good guy finds out where the bad guys hang out.

He follows one of them who rides to the night spot in his Mercedes.

Then he follows him all the way to a private room in the building.

It's only one of him and a lot of them and the russians still lose the fight.

When the fight is over, all the bad people go to gangster heaven and they only give the

hero one scratch which he's able to get patched up.

He gets super pissed because they've literally scarred him for life.

He puts on an all black outfit and grabs and all black bag and goes to the Russian crime

boss' place of business.

He sets off a bomb and it goes Kaboosh and burns up all of the boss' money while he

turns and walks away without looking behind him, just like the Power Ranger zords used to do.

The hero and the villain sit down face to face and the good guy gives him one last chance

to give him what he wants.

For a moment it looks like the bad man learned his lesson, but he remembers how to be stupid

and later tries to kill the hero.

Him and his gangsters drive to the last battle in a black SUV.

One by one, the henchman get dropped like a bad habit.

When he finally fights the leader, we get a don't go chasing waterfalls moment with

water falling everywhere so when the bad guy dies blood is everywhere, but the good news

is the falling water cleans it up.

Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.

You agree?

Yes, no, maybe so?

If not, politely share your thoughts in the comment section below and click the subscribe

button for more 24 reasons videos.

For more infomation >> 24 Reasons The Equalizer & John Wick Are The Same Movie #johnwickchapter2 - Duration: 3:05.

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Riggs And Murtaugh Discover Who The Real Target Is | Season 1 Ep. 14 | LETHAL WEAPON - Duration: 1:58.

Hey, watch your door.

Don't want to cause any more property damage.

[doors slam]

There it is.

Busted headlight.

Engine's still warm, Riggs.

Are you asking permission now?

Well, I was wondering if maybe you

would like to kick the door in.

I kick the door in.

But we check the door.

Clear!

Clear.

Our guy's into photography?

Crap.

What, it's not our guy?

(SIGHING) Sean Hawkins wasn't the target.

For more infomation >> Riggs And Murtaugh Discover Who The Real Target Is | Season 1 Ep. 14 | LETHAL WEAPON - Duration: 1:58.

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Justin Kirk & Natalie Martinez Get To Know Each Other In The FOX Lounge | Season 1 | APB - Duration: 1:01.

- Hi, Natalie.

Hey, Justin.

[chuckles] You starting?

Let's go.

What do you remember about the first time

you saw yourself on national television?

I remember just watching the opening credits

over and over for like an hour.

[laughing]

Seeing my name in the little, like, thing,

that was pretty exciting.

Now I don't like to watch any of it.

What's the theme song for your grand entrance?

A song called "Lonely Boy" by Andrew Gold, a '70s ballad

that no one watching knows.

[laughs]

This says, "Check under your seat

to add fun to the next question."

All right, that wasn't so bad.

(SINGING) Shot to the heart--

Looks-- "Have you ever been skydiving,

bungee jumping, hang gliding, river rafting,

or rock climbing?"

I bet you've been all five of those.

I've always wanted to go skydiving,

but I think I'm a little too scared now.

- I've done that one. - Did you?

And I am not acting.

I have jumped out of a plane, yeah.

I want to try it.

I definitely want to try it.

But I've done whitewater rafting.

Cool.

[playing guitar]

[plastic guns popping]

"APB," Mondays on Fox.

For more infomation >> Justin Kirk & Natalie Martinez Get To Know Each Other In The FOX Lounge | Season 1 | APB - Duration: 1:01.

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Unique program puts students on fast track to career in ski industry - Duration: 3:11.

KEITHLEY GIVES US A CLOSER LOO

JIM: FROM THE CLASSROOM.

TO THE SLOPES.

>> WE'RE GOING TO BE YOUR

COACHES.

ALRIGHT, WHO'S READY TO HAVE

SOME FUN.

JIM UMF SOPHOMORE, AUSTIN

: FRENCH,EARNING HIS DEGREE THE

TRADITIONAL WAY ON CAMPUS AND

OUT ON THE TRAILS OF NEARBY

TITCOMB MOUNTAIN.

TODAY HE AND 2-DOZEN OTHER

ALPINE OPS STUDENTS ARE

SURROUNDED BY KIDS 100 OF THEM

SNOW CATS THEY CALL THEM, THEY

COME TWICE A WEEK TO ARN HOW

TO SKI.

THE 5-YEARDS STARTING OUT A

LITTLE WOBBLY.

AND THEN THERE ARE THE SKI MOMS

HERE OFF AT THE SIDE-LINES

ANXIOUSLY WATCHING THE KIDDOS

PERFORM.

>> I THINK IT'S FANTASTIC.

MY KIDS HAVE ALWAYS ENJOYED THE

COLLEGE STUDENTS.

I THINK THEY'RE VERY

PROFESSIONAL AND THEY DO A

FANTASTIC JOB.

>> TO FIND OUT WHERE YOUR LEVEL

IS.

JIM: SCOTT HOISINGTON IS THE

COORDINATOR OF THE ALPINE OPS

STUDENTS SAYING THE MISSION OF

THE PROGRAM IS TO PARLAY THE

STUDENTS' PASSION OF SKIING INTO

A PROFESSION THAT PAYS.

WE ASKED WHY DO COLLEGE

GRADUATES NEED APECIAL DEGREE

TO WORK AT A SKI RESORT?

>> THEY HIRE A LOT OF PEOPLE,

BUT THE GOOD JOBS SO TO SPEAK,

THERE AREN'T THAT MANY SO HAVING

TO NETWORK HELPSU OBTAIN ONE

OF THOSE BETTER JOBS.

>> THAT IS YOUR COACH, GAVIN.

>> THE NETWORKING THAT'S

INVOLVED IS INCDIBLE.

THE PEOPLE THAT I'VE ALREADY MET

IN JUST A YEAR AND A HF WILL

PROBABLY END UP CHANGING MY LIFE

FOREVER.

JIM: AUSTIN IS ALREADY WORKING

PART-TIME AS A SKI INSTRUCTOR AT

SUGARLOAF 35 MILES AWAY HE'S

ALREADY GOT HIS FOOT OR SHOULD

WE SAY SKI BOOT IN THE DOOR A

FIRST-CLASS RESORT.

>> I COULD SEE MYSELF AS A

GENERAL MANAGER OF A RESORT

SOMEDAY.

JIM: J.D. EVANS IS A SENIOR

ANOTHER UMF STUDENT NING THE

24 CREDITS TOWARD THE ALPINE OPS

CERTIFICATE HE TOO HAS SOME

AMBITIOUS GOALS.

GOALS HE IS DETERMINED TO

ACHIEVE.

>> THESE EXPERIENCES I'VE HAD

WITH UMF AND THE ALPINE OPS

PROGRAM HAVE GIVEN ME THE

CONFIDENCE AND THE FUNDAMENTALS

OF MANAGERIAL FINANC

ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS RELATIONS

AND AN IN-FIELD EXPERIENCE WHERE

I'M ON-MOUNTAIN WORKING WITH

CHILDREN AND ADULTS AND MANAGING

VOLUNTEERS

IT'S JUST BEEN A WONDERFUL

OPPORTUNITY TO SEE WHAT IT WOULD

TAKE TO RUN AN ORGANIZATION.

>> THERE WILL BE A NAVY FLAG

OVER THERE.

JIM: IN THE MEANTIME IT'S ALL

ABOUT FORGING EXPERIENCE AND

RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE PARENTS.

AND THE KIDS.

>> YOU CAN SEE THAT, AWESOME.

SKIING IS A LIFESTYLE SPORT.

IT IS SOMETHING THEY CAN DO FOR

THE REST OF THEIR LIVES WITH

THEIR FAMILIES WHEN THEY GROW

UP.

THAT IS HOW I SEE MY LIFE GOING