Youtube daily Mar 11 2017

THIS IS BRIAN WILLIAMS.

REPORTER: ALBUQUERQUE POLICE SAY

HE CAUSED A MULTI-VEHICLE CRASH

LAST NIGHT NEAR CENTRAL AND

EUBANK, AND THEN DROVE OFF.

>> GET DOWN.

ALL THE WAY DOWN.

HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK

REPORTER: IN LAPEL VIDEO, YOU

CAN SEE OFFICERS SEARCHING FOR

THE SUSPECTED DRUNK DRIVER.

ONCE THEY BEND A CORNER,

OFFICERS FIND WILLIAMS STANDING

ON THE SIDE OF A HOME NEAR

CENTRAL AND 4 HILLS ROAD.

>> SAM 42 ADAM, WE HAVE ONE IN

CUSTODY.

YOU CAN CODE 4 EVERYBODY ELSE.

REPORTER: THE TWO OFFICERS

SEARCH WILLIAMS FOR ANY WEAPONS.

>> ALRIGHT SIR WE ARE GOING TO

WALK YOU ALL THE WAY BACK TO

YOUR CAR.

DO YOU UNDERSTAND?

REPORTER: AN OFFICER LITS

WILLIAMS UP AND YOU CAN SEE HE

HAS SOME TROUBLE GETTING UP ON

HIS FEET.

POLICE SAY WILLIAMS SMELLED LIKE

ALCOHOL AND HAD DIFFICULTY

BALANCING.

>> BUDDY.

YOU OK?

YOU'RE JUST A LITTLE DRUNK DUDE

OK LET'S GO RIGHT OVER HERE

AGAIN.

WE ARE GOING TO WALK UP THE HILL

OK?

REPORTER: WILLIAMS WALKS WITH

OFFICERS, BUT THEN STARTS

MUMBLING.

>> NOBODY IS LISTENING TO ME.

>> WHAT?

>> NOBODY IS LISTENING TO ME.

>> NOBODY IS LISTENING TO WHAT

DUDE?

WE ALREADY KNOW WHAT HAPPENED

YOU CRASHED INTO SOMEBODY

SUSPECT

REPORTER: ALBUQUERQUE POLICE SAY

WILLIAMS WAS DRUNK, CAUSED A

FOUR CAR CRASH, DROVE OFF AND

THEN CRASHED HIS CAR AGAIN AT A

PARK BEFORE HE RAN TO A NEARBY

NEIGHBORHOOD WHILE HIS CAR WAS

ON FIRE.

I'M SASHA LENNINGER KOAT ACTION

For more infomation >> WATCH: Drunken driver caught by police after leaving crash - Duration: 1:26.

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Possibly accumulating snow overnight into Saturday - Duration: 3:39.

IT WILL BE RAIN OR SHINE.

IT WILL BE COLD FOR THE PURCHASE

AS WELL AS THOSE ON THE

SIDELINES.

FIRST ALERT LIVE RADAR IS READY.

WE WILL SEE IF THERE IS A

CHANGED THE FORECAST.

PICTURES FROM STEVE MILLER.

A LITTLE BIT OF THE HAIL AND

MISS YOU WHEN AND RAINFALL AS

WELL.

ANOTHER ONE SHOWS YOU FROM BETH

MASTERSO LUTHER.

THE THUNDERSTORMS WERE FARTHER

TO THE EAST.

WE DON'T HAVE THUNDERSTORMS TO

SPEAK OF.

WE HAVE SNOW AROUND THE CORNER

AREA NEWS AT KMBC.COM.

CITY VIEW CAMERAS, STILL CLOUDY,

SKIES ACROSS THE AREA.

38 DEGREES TO THE NORTHEAST.

WE HAVE AN EAST-NORTHEAST WIND

AT 20 MILES AN HOUR.

WE WILL FEEL CHILLY HEADING INTO

THE NEXT FEW HOURS OR SO.

BY TOMORROW MORNING, THE

TEMPERATURES WILL BE BELOW

FREEZING. IF YOU ARE HEADING

OUT, 38 NOW, 35 IN A FEW HOURS.

33 THE FREEZING POINT AT MID

NIGHT.

IT LOOKS LIKE EVERYTHING THAT

FALLS FROM THE CLOUD THAT WILL

END UP AS SOME SNOW ERIE THE THE

WINDCHILL IS DOWN TO THE 20'S

AND IN SOME CASES, THE TEAMS.

LOW TEMPERATURES WILL GET INTO

THE 20'S.

22 DEGREES IN GARTNER.

AFTERNOON HIGH TEMPERATURES

COMING ON BOARD.

35 IN LIBERTY.

THE NORTHEAST WIN CONTINUING

THAT TEMPERATURES GET ABOVE

FREEZING DURING THE COURSE OF

THE DAY.

YOU COUL SEE RAIN MIXING IN.

WE ARE ALL IN THE MIDDLE 50'S,

CLOSE TO 40 DEGREES DOWN TOWARDS

CLINTON.

EVERYONE ONCE TO KNOW HOW MUCH,

HOW IT IS GOING TO FALL.

FIRST PORTION OF THE DAY GOOD

POSSIBILITY OF BURSTS COMING

DOWN.

IT WILL NOT BE SNOWMAGEDDON BY

ANY MEANS.

TEMPERATURES WILL RISE ABOVE

FREEZING OR CLOSE TO IT WHICH IS

WHY THE RAIN MIX WITH SNOW AND

WHATEVER MIXTURE WE GET WILL END

BY EVENING.

HERE IT IS ON FUTURE SCAN.

A COUP OF HANDS OF LIGHT SNOW.

THEN IT REAL DEVELOPS

MIDMORNING OR EARLY AFTERNOON.

SOME OF IT IS ON THE HEAVIER

SIDE.

THIS MOVES TO THE SOUTH B 3:00

P.M.

I THINK IT WILL BE A PROLONGED

EVENT FROM 3:00 UNTIL THE MIDDLE

OF THE AFTERNOON.

26-34 DEGREES.

90% OF TH SNOW MOVING ON THEIR

IT 20-22 DEGREES AS WE SPRING

AHEAD.

30-40 ON MONDAY.

AFTERNOON HI OF 38.

BY THURSDAY, GOING FOR 30 OR

DEGREES.

AFTERNOON HIGH OF 61.

For more infomation >> Possibly accumulating snow overnight into Saturday - Duration: 3:39.

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Virtual tour shows what it feels like to be dementia patient - Duration: 1:27.

W WHAT

ALZHEIMER'S FEELS LIKE.

>> I AM COMPLETELY LOST.

I AM A DEMENTIA PATIENT.

CAN YOU HELP ME, I'M NOT SURE

WHAT I'M SUPPOSED TO DO?

AN END-OF-LIFE HEALTH CARE

PROVIDER ONCE PEOPLE TO

UNDERSTAND WHAT IT'S LIKE TO

HAVE DEMENTIA.

>> IF I CAN WALK IN THEIR SHOES,

I'M MUCH MORE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND

WHAT THEY MIGHT BE GOING THROUGH

AND HOW TO DEAL WITH IT.

>> AND SO, I WAS GIVING INSERTS

FOR MY SHOES TO MAKE WALKING

UNCOMFORTABLE, GLOVES TO REDUCE

DEXTERITY, AND GLASSES AND

EARPHONES TO DISORIENT ME.

IT WORKS.

>> IF THIS IS DEMENTIA, IT'S A

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE.

DOCTORS, OTHER CAREGIVERS, AND

RELATIVES TAKE THESE STORES.

>> SET THE TABLE FOR FOUR,

FOLDED TOWELS --

>> I DIDN'T GET FAR WITH A FEW

SIMPLE TASKS.

>> HOW WAS IT?

DAM: IT WAS OVERWHELMING.

IT WAS A FEELING OF KIND OF

BEING HOPELESS.

For more infomation >> Virtual tour shows what it feels like to be dementia patient - Duration: 1:27.

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Middletown reports spike in crime over previous week - Duration: 1:36.

-- TOOK TO SOCIAL MEDIA

TO WARN NEIGHBORS.

SHEREE: AMANDA KELLEY IS LIVE

FOR US TONIGHT.

AMANDA: NO DOUBT MIDDLETOWN

POLICE HAVE BEEN BUSY WITH A

STRING OF VIOLENT CRIMES THIS

WEEK FROM A HOME INVASION TO A

ROBBERY.

ANOTHER ATTEMPTED ROBBERY, AND

THEN A POLICE CHASE.

WLWT OBTAINED THIS DASHCAM VIDEO

AS THEY ATTEMPTED TO TRACK DOWN

SOME OF THE JUVENILES INVOLVED

IN A HOME INVASION FOR MONDAY.

AS OFFICERS ACTIVATED THEIR

LIGHTS AND SIRENS, THE DRIVER

TOOK OFF.

SPEED HIT OVER 50 MILES AN HOUR

WINDING THROUGH SEVERAL

MIDDLETOWN ROADS.

THE TEEN DROVE THROUGH STOP

SIGNS AND NEARLY MISSED ONCOMING

TRAFFIC.

THE DRIVER DECIDED TO JUMP OUT

OF THE CAR AND RUN OFF INTO A

WOODED AREA.

THE OFFICERS TAKE EACH OF THESE

CRIMES VERY SERIOUSLY.

>> IT HAS BEEN A PROBLEM WITH

YOUNG PEOPLE WHO THINK IT'S OK

TO DO THAT KIND OF THING.

THESE INVOLVE GUNS AND VIOLENT

PEOPLE.

WHEN WE HEAR PEOPLE SAY THEY ARE

JUST KIDS ARE JUST DOING THAT,

WE TAKE IT WITH A GRAIN OF SALT.

IT SHOWS YOUNG PEOPLE CAN BE

INVOLVED IN THINGS THEY

SHOULDN'T BE INVOLVED IN.

>> MIDDLETOWN POLICE HAVE

ARRESTED FIVE DIFFERENT

INDIVIDUALS LINKED TO THIS

WEEK'S CRIME SPREE.

THEY ARE CONTINUING TO WORK ON

LEADS AND SAY THAT THEY POSSIBLY

WILL BE ARRESTING MORE.

For more infomation >> Middletown reports spike in crime over previous week - Duration: 1:36.

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Major mosquito season could be ahead for Northern California - Duration: 2:01.

AT THE DOG PARK IN ELK GROVE,

THE ONLY CONCERN FOR LUCKY IS

HOW OFTEN HE CAN CATCH THIS

FRISBEE.

FOR OWNER SUSAN BROWN, THERE'S A

DIFFERENT CONCERN, AND IT SEEMS

TO HAVE JUST RETURNED TO

NORTHERN CALIFORNI

>> WE WERE SATURATED WITH THE

WATER AND PUDDLES OF WATER ARE

AROUND AND WHEN THAT HAPPEN,

YOU'RE GOING TO GET THE

MOSQUITOES.

MAX: THE FLYING, BITING,

BLOOD-SUCKING NUISANCE IS BACK

AND COULD BE IN A BIG WAY THIS

YEAR.

>> WITH THE TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF

WATER THAT WE HAVE HAD, WE ARE

ANTICIPATING A VERY BUSY

MOSQUITO SEASON.

MAX: AS TO WHETHER THAT

TRANSLATES TO A SIGNIFICANT

SEASON FOR WEST NILE VIRUS, THAT

REMAINS TO BE SEEN.

GARY GOODMAN, GENERAL MANAGER

FOR THE SACRAMENTO-YOLO MOSQUITO

AND VECTOR CONTROL DISTRICT,

SAYS DROUGHT YEARS PRODUCED AN

INTENSIFIED WEST NILE SEASON

>> UNFORTUNATELY, BECAUSE WEST

NILE VIRUS IS A BIRD DISEASE,

WHEREVER YOU DID HAVE WATER YOU

HAD THE CONGREGATION OF BOTH

MOSQUITOES AND BIRDS IN SAME

PLACE AND IT TENDED TO AMPLIFY

THE VIRUS DURING THAT TIME.

MAX: IN THE MEANTIME, LAB

TECHNICIANS ASSESS UP TO 20

DIFFERENT MOSQUITO SPECIES THAT

CAN BE FOUND OVER A 2,000 SQUARE

MILE STRETCH.

>> WE'RE ASSESSING ALL SPECIES

BECAUSE DEPENDING ON THE

PARTICULAR SPECIES, WHETHER IT

TRANSMITS DISEASES OR WHETHER

IT'S A REALLY AGRESSIVE NUISANCE

MOSQUITO, WE WANT TO KNOW WHAT

THOSE POPULATIONS ARE.

MAX: HOMEOWNERS SHOULD LOOK FOR

ANY STANDING WATER THAT COULD BE

THE BREEDING CENTER TO MOSQUITO

LARVAE AND GET RID OF IT.

>> ANYTHING THAT'S HOLDING WATER

LIKE THIS, ESPECIALLY IF IT'S

STARTING TO TURN AND YOU START

TO SEE MOSQUITO PRODUCTION, THE

EASIEST THING TO DO IS JUST TO

TURN IT OVER.

WORDS OF ADVICE FOR SUSAN AND

FRIEND BERNICE MCQUEEN WHO SAY

THEY'RE READY FOR A MAJOR

MOSQUITO SEASON.

>> I KNOW THEY'RE GOING TO BE

PRETTY BAD BECAUSE OF ALL THE

STANDING WATER.

I'M JUST NOT LOOKING FORWARD TO

IT AT ALL.

>> FOR HOMEOWNERS WITH FISH,

PONDS ARE AVAILABLE.

YOU CAN GET THAT FROM A VECTOR

CONTROL OR YOU CAN ALSO CONTACT

For more infomation >> Major mosquito season could be ahead for Northern California - Duration: 2:01.

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75-year-old man attacked, robbed in Daytona Beach - Duration: 1:38.

WITH A STICK.

ANGELA HE WAS THEN ROBBED.

>> SHATTERED THE WINDOW BEHIND

THE SUSPECT SHATTERED THE WINDOW

BEHIND ME CLIMBED THROUGH THAT

FRONT ROOM AND STOLE A FLAT

SCREEN TV BUT POLICE SAY NOT

BEFORE THAT SUSPECT ATTACKED AN

ELDERLY HOMEOWNER.

>> HE'S DOING ALRIGHT, HE'S JUST

A LITTLE BIT SHAKEN UP, VICTIM

-- SHAKEN UP.

>> VICTIM ED ZONA WAS OUT FRONT

WITH POLICE FOLLOWING HIS ORDEAL

HE DIDN'T WANT TO BE INTERVIEWED

BUT HIS NEPHEW, WHO CAME RIGHT

OVER WHEN HE HEARD ABOUT THE

BREAK IN, TOLD US ZONA WAS

ASLEEP WHEN SUDDENLY THEIR WAS A

COMMOTION.

>> HE WOKE UP HEARD SOMEONE IN

THE HOUSE AND THEY STARTED

BEATING HIM WITH A STICK AND

THEN PEPPER SPRAYED HIM AND THEN

TOOK OFF WITH THE TV.

>> THE NEPHEW TOLD US ZONA TRIED

TO FIGHT THE SUSPECT OFF WITH

HIS CANE BUT WAS KNOCKED DOWN

AND THOUGH NOT SERIOUSLY HURT HE

HAD CUTS AND CONTUSIONS ON H

ARMS.

THE VICTIM DIDN'T GET A GOOD

LOOK AT THE SUSPECT BECAUSE OF

THE SPRAY IRRITANT RIGHT IN HIS

FACE

HE DIDN'T EVEN NEED TO.

>> NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR FELICIA

LONG WAS MOVED TO TEARS SHE WAS

SO UPSET ABOUT THE BREAK IN SHE

CAME HOME SHORTLY AFTER POLICE

WERE CALLED.

>> HE'S OLD, WE ALWAYS CHECKING

ON HIM MAKE SURE HE'S OK, THAT

HE GOT SOMETHING TO EAT OR

WHATEVER, ANYTHING, THAT'S JUST

WRONG MAN, JUST WRON

>> POLICE HAVE SINCE TOLD US

ZONA OFTEN TAKES IN STREET

PEOPLE THAT ANOTHER TELEVISION

WAS STOLEN FROM HIM EARLIER THIS

WEEK AND HIS WALLET AND CREDIT

CARDS STOLEN LAST WEEK, POLICE

TELL US THEY DO HAVE A PERSON OF

INTEREST IN THIS MOST RECENT

BURGLARY.

>

POLICE OFFERED TO GET THE

VICTIM TO THE HOSPITAL JUST AS A

PRECAUTION, HE SAYS HE'S OK BUT

HE'S STAYING CLOSE TO FAMILY

For more infomation >> 75-year-old man attacked, robbed in Daytona Beach - Duration: 1:38.

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Hotel business booms ahead of NCAA tournament - Duration: 1:42.

OURISTS.

REPORTER: SACRAMENTO IS

CONTINUING TO BRANCH OUT AS A

DESTINATION WITH A NEW MILESTONE

THIS WEEK, THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

KICKING OFF AT GOLDEN ONE CENTER

AND PROVIDING A FRESH SPOTLIGHT

FOR THE CITY CENTER.

>> WHEN YOU HAVE THAT ENERGY IN

YOUR DOWNTOWN, WHEN YOU HAVE

THAT ENERGY IN YOUR NEW BUILDING

, IT'S A HUGE BENEFIT TO

SACRAMENTO.

IT'S A GREAT WAY TO NOT ONLY

ADVERTISE THE CITY, BUT GIVE

PEOPLE AN EXPERIENCE THEY WILL

TAKE AWAY AND HOPEFULLY RETURN

TO VISIT US IN THE FUTURE.

REPORTER: A NEW ADDITION TO

DOWNTOWN'S SOCIAL SCENE WITH

NEARLY 50 CONVENTIONS SCHEDULED

THIS MONTH, INCLUDING THE WEEK

OF MARCH MADNESS EXCITEMENT.

>> KIND OF THE PERFECT STORM OF

TWO BIG EVENTS IN TOWN, BUT NOT

NECESSARILY A BAD THING FROM AN

ECONOMIC STANDPOINT.

REPORTER: VISIT SACRAMENTO

TELLING US CLOSE TO 18,000 ROOMS

ARE NEEDED THIS MONTH FOR

CONVENTIONS.

ADD MARCH MADNESS AND OTHER

SPORTING EVENTS, SACRAMENTO WILL

BE BOOKING MORE THAN 26,000

ROOMS.

A VARIETY IN TOURISM THAT'S

CHECKING INTO HOTELS CITYWIDE,

AND SETTING RECORDS FOR HYATT

REGENCY.

>> ON CONCERT NIGHTS, WE SEE A

BIG INCREASE IN OCCUPANCY.

OUR RESTAURANTS ARE BUSY, BARS

ARE BUSY, PARKING LOTS ARE BUSY.

IT'S BEEN GREAT FOR BUSINESS.

REPORTER: WITH A FRONT ROW VIEW

OF THE STATE CAPITAL, THE GOLDEN

ONE CENTER IS ALLOWING THE HOTEL

TO BRANCH OUT IN GUESTS.

>> IT'S AN INTERESTING MIX THAT

KEEPS US BUSY.

YOU NEED A LITTLE BIT OF THE

GOVERNMENT BUSINESS, YOU NEED