Youtube daily Mar 7 2017

WNHILL WHEN

SHE AND ANTOINE PEARSON GOT INTO

A FIGHT AND SHE ASKED HIM TO

LEAVE.

>> BECAUSE I FELT LIKE I WAS

BEING THREATENED.

THAT'S WHY I GRABBED THE KNIFE.

REPORTER: LAQUINTA PEARSON

DOESN'T DENY SHE STABBED HER

COUSIN, ANTOINE PEARSON.

BUT SHE SAYS IT WAS AN ACCIDENT

AND SHE ARMED HERSELF BECAUSE OF

HIS BEHAVIOR.

>> BECAUSE HE WAS CHARGING AT

ME.

HE WAS ALREADY BEING AGGRESSIVE

THE WHOLE NIGHT.

REPORTER: THE STABBING HAPPENED

ON HER BIRTHDAY, THIS VIDEO WAS

TAKEN DURING THE PARTY.

WHEN SHE ASKED HER COUSIN TO

LEAVE, HE BECAME ANGRY.

>> LIKE, THEY HOLDING HIM BACK,

BUT HE'S BIG.

HE IS STRONG AND HE'S CRAZY.

REPORTER: SHE SAYS HE REFUSED TO

LEAVE.

>> SO I WAS LIKE, FATS, GO ON.

HE WAS LIKE, I AIN'T GOING

NOWHERE.

DID ME LIKE THAT.

SO I WAS LIKE, ALRIGHT, WELL,

I'M GOING TO GET THE KNIFE.

SO WHEN I GRABBED THE KNIFE, HE

WAS LIKE, I DON'T CARE.

HE PROBABLY DIDN'T SAY I DON'T

CARE.

HE JUST BUCKED ME AGAIN.

DID YOU KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING?

YOU GET WHAT I'M SAYING?

REPORTER: PEARSON SAYS AT FIRST,

SHE DIDN'T KNOW SHE STABBED HIM.

>> I TRIED TO SCARE HIM WITH THE

KNIFE -- I'M NOT TRYING TO STAB

HIM WITH THIS KNIFE.

I'M REALLY NOT TRYING TO STAB

HIM.

BUT I DID.

REPORTER: SHE SAYS ANTOINE

PEARSON HAD BEEN DRINKING THAT

NIGHT, AND SO HAD SHE.

>> IT'S MY BIRTHDAY.

WHO DON'T DRINK BEFORE THEIR

BIRTHDAY?

BUT I WOULD HAVE NEVER THOUGHT

For more infomation >> Newly released video of woman accused of Louisville's first homicide - Duration: 1:20.

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Students, teachers sick at Freedom Shores Elementary - Duration: 1:13.

TED: SOMETHING IS MAKING A LOT

OF STUDENTS AND TEACHERS SICK AT

FREEDOM SHORES ELEMENTARY.

HEALTH OFFICIALS ARE TRYING TO

GET TO THE BOTTOM OF IT.

WHEN MORE THAN 120 STUDENTS AND

TEACHERS BECAME ILL AND MISSED

CLASSES AT THIS SCHOOL FRIDAY,

PALM BEACH COUNTY HEALTH

OFFICIALS KNEW SOMETHING WAS

WRONG.

>> SO FAR, EVERYBODY'

EXHIBITING GASTROINTESTINAL

ISSUES, WHICH IS VOMITING AND

STOMACH CRAMPS.

TED: THERE WERE MORE ABSENCES ON

MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

HEALTH OFFICIALS ARE TRYING TO

FIGURE OUT WHAT KINDS OF ILLNESS

THEY HAVE.

IN THE MEANTIME, THE AGENCY'S

CHIEF EPIDEMIOLOGISTS IS SENDING

HOME THIS LETTER TO PARENTS TO

PARENTS TO EXPLAIN WHAT IS GOING

ON AND WHAT TO DO IF THEIR CHILD

BEGINS HAVING SYMPTOMS.

>> WE'RE JUST CAUTIONING PARENTS

TO KEEP THEIR CHILDREN HOME AT

LEAST 48 HOURS AFTER SYMPTOMS

SUBSIDE BECAUSE WE DON'T NEED IT

TO COME BACK IN THE SCHOOL.

TED: OFFICIALS SAY THE ILLNESS

APPEARS TO BE ISOLATED TO

FREEDOM SHORES.

BUT MAYBE NOT FOR LONG

>> IT'S ALSO THE FLU SEASON, SO

YOU KNOW, WE CAN START SEEING

OTHER TYPES OF THINGS.

THE FLU GOING AROUND, BECAUSE

AGAIN THAT'S VIRAL, IT CAN GET

PASSED ON TO STUDENT TO STUDENT

VERY EASILY.

TED: WITH ALL OF THESE GERMS

SPREADING AROUND, HEALTH

For more infomation >> Students, teachers sick at Freedom Shores Elementary - Duration: 1:13.

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Video: Lawmakers hear bill to decriminalize heroin - Duration: 0:17.

YOU'RE BUSTED ALTHOUGH POLICE

ISSUE CIVIL CITATIONS FOR POT,

THAT SMALL AMOUNT OF COCAINE OR

HEROIN IN YOUR POCKET COULD MEAN

JAIL TIME.

BUT A MEASURE UNDER

For more infomation >> Video: Lawmakers hear bill to decriminalize heroin - Duration: 0:17.

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Video: Light rail train slams into car - Duration: 0:48.

FROM WBAL-TV 11, THIS IS

BREAKING NEWS.

DONNA: THAT IS IN MIDTOWN

BALTIMORE WHERE A LIGHT RAIL

TRAIN WASN'T ALL IN A CRASH.

WILL HEAD OUT TO CAPTAIN ROY

TAYLOR AND SKY TEAM 11.

REPORTER: HOWARD STREET AND

PRESTON IS WHERE THIS CRASH IS.

LIGHT RAIL ENDED UP RUNNING INTO

A VEHICLE.

ENDED UP CRASHING THE DRIVERS

SIDE.

AT LEAST ONE PERSON IS HURT.

SOUTHBOUND IS SHUT DOWN.

IT LOOKS LIKE NORTHBOUND TO SHUT

DOWN TEMPORARILY.

For more infomation >> Video: Light rail train slams into car - Duration: 0:48.

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Video: Senators grill Rosenstein on Russia inquiry - Duration: 1:56.

>> ATTORNEY GENERAL ABOUT TH

-- HAVE YOU EVER SPOKEN TO THE

ATTORNEY GENERAL ABOUT THE

QUESTION OF RUSSIAN CONTACTS

WITH THE PRESIDENTIAL

CAMPAIGNS?>

>> NO.

I'VE HAD NO CONVERSATIONS WITH

ATTORNEY GENERAL SESSIONS ABOUT

THAT MATTER.

REPORTER: RUSSIA WAS THE FOCUS,

RIGHT OUT OF THE GATE.

THE VERY FIRST QUESTION POSED TO

DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL NOMINE

ROD ROSENSTEIN AT HIS

CONFIRMATION HEARING AND THEN

THE BULK OF THE ONES THAT

FOLLOWED.

>> HOW I WOULD HANDLE AN

INVESTIGATION SENATOR IS HOW I

, WOULD HANDLE ANY

INVESTIGATION.

AS FAR AS I'M CONCERNED, EVERY

INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED BY THE

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE IS AN

INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION.

WE PROSECUTE TENS OF THOUSANDS

OF PEOPLE EVERY YEAR AND EVERY

ONE OF THOSE DEFENDANTS DESERVES

AN INDEPENDENT PROSECUTOR.

REPORTER: THIS TUESDAY TESTIMONY

FROM MARYLAND'S U.S. ATTORNEY

CAME 5 DAYS AFTER HIS

PROSPECTIVE BOSS, ATTORNEY

GENERAL JEFF SESSIONS, RECUSED

IMSELF FROM ANY INVESTIGATION

OF RUSSIAN TIES TO THE TRUMP

CAMPAIGN.

THE HEARING ON THE HILL ALSO

CAME AT THE SAME TIME A

DEMONSTRATION WAS BREWING BACK

IN BALTIMORE.

DO WE WANT AN ATTORNEY

GENERAL WHO LIES BEFORE

CONGRESS?

REPORTER: PROTESTERS, DEMANDING

SESSIONS STEP DOWN, SAYING

RECUSAL ISN'T GOOD ENOUGH.

EITHER WAY IF CONFIRMED IT'S ROD

ROSENSTEIN WHO WOULD LEAD ANY

PROBE OF ELECTION INTERFERENCE

PROMPTING DEMOCRATS ON THIS

PANEL TO PUSH HIM FOR A PROMISE,

TO APPOINT A SPECIAL

PROSECUTOR.

>> HOW CAN YOU INVESTIGATE YOUR

BOSS?

>> I JUST WANT TO ASSURE YOU,

I'LL QUESTION ANYONE.

AND MAKE SURE ANYBODY WITH

RELEVANT INFORMATION IS

QUESTIONED.

I DON'T CARE WHO IT IS.

REPORTER: AS FOR IMPARTIALITY

ROSENSTEIN ADDRESSED THAT IN HIS

OPENING,SAYING HE'S SERVED

UNDER FIVE PRESIDENTS AND 9

ATTORNEYS GENERAL, ADDING,

POLITICAL AFFILIATION IS

IRRELEVENT TO MY WORK.

SPOKEN LIKE A TRUE ATTORNEY.

For more infomation >> Video: Senators grill Rosenstein on Russia inquiry - Duration: 1:56.

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Watch out for scam Facebook message claiming your account will be "shut down" - Duration: 1:20.

IT APPEARS TO BE FROM FACEBOOK,

BUT, AS NEWS 8'S SOCIAL MEDIA

EXPERT MEGAN FRANK EXPLAINS, YOU

PROBABLY WANT TO THINK TWICE.

>> IF YOU RECEIVE A MESSAGE ON

FACEBOOK SAYING YOUR ACCOUNT IS

BEING SHUT DOWN, DON'T PANIC.

THE MESSAGE IS MOST LIKELY PART

OF A PHISHING SCAM.

THE MESSAGE CLAIMS TO BE FROM

FACEBOOK SECURITY.

AND SAYS YOUR PAGE VIOLATES OUR

TERMS OF SERVICE AND YOUR PAGE

WILL SOON BE DISABLED.

IT CLAIMS YOU CAN STOP THE SHUT

DOWN BY CONFIRMING ACCOUNT

DETAILS THROUGH A LINK INSIDE

THE MESSAGE, BUT IT TAKES YOU TO

A FAKE LOG-IN PAGE.

THIS IS HOW THE SCAMMER STEALS

YOUR INFORMATION.

TO PROTECT YOURSELF, VERIFY WHO

SENT THE MESSAGE AND DO A WEB

SEARCH OF THE SENDER'S USERNAME.

ALWAYS BE CAUTIOUS OF MESSAGES

THAT ASK YOU TO CONFIRM ACCOUNT

DETAILS, THEY MAY JUST BE TRYING

TO LURE YOU TO COLLECT YOUR

PASSWORDS AND PERSONAL

INFORMATION.

IF FACEBOOK DOES THINK YOUR PAGE

IS IN VIOLATION OF THEIR TERMS,

THEY PROBABLY WON'T EVEN LET YOU

LOG-IN.

IF YOU'RE ACCOUNT IS EVER

DISABLED YOU CAN SUMBIT AN

APPEAL TO HAVE IT RE-OPENED.

MEGAN FRANK, NEWS 8.

DANIELLE: MEGAN SAYS A SIMILAR

MESSAGE IS BEING SENT TO G-MAIL

USERS.

TAKE A LOOK, IT CLAIMS GOOGLE IS

CLOSING YOUR ACCOUNT UNLESS YOU

For more infomation >> Watch out for scam Facebook message claiming your account will be "shut down" - Duration: 1:20.

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The Sun Returns Tomorrow - Duration: 2:32.

THIS MORNING, IT WAS JUST THE

RAIN AROUND.

IT WAS HEAVY RAIN AND A LOT OF

SPOTS LOOKED UP ABOUT A

HALF-INCH.

THIS IS THE STORY OF THE RAINEY

SET UP THAT PERSISTED TODAY.

WE ARE AT THE BACK EDGE OF THIS

TWO DAY RAIN EVENT.

WE ARE GETTING THE LAST COUPLE

OF SHOWERS.

WE STILL HAVE THE CLOUD COVER.

BEHIND IT, WE WILL CLIENT --

QUIET DOWN.

WE WILL EVENTUALLY CLEAR OUT

LATER THIS EVENING.

THAT LEADING COLD FRONT OVER BY

HILLSBORO PICKING UP HEAVIER

RAIN SHOWERS.

THEY MOVED THROUGH BROWN COUNTY,

HEADING INTO BRACKEN COUNTY.

WE WILL CONTINUE THAT TREND AS

WE HEAD THROUGH OUR EVENING.

THE TWO-DAY TOTALS ARE ABOUT

THREE QUARTERS OF AN INCH.

TEMPERATURES FALLING OFF THIS

EVENING.

YOU WILL BE DROPPING THROUGH THE

40'S.

A SOUTHWEST WIND AT THE LAST

OBSERVATION.

WE WILL SEE A SHIFT OUT OF THE

WEST OVERNIGHT.

THAT WILL IMPROVE AS THE CLOUDS

START TO BREAK IN THE COMING

HOURS.

WE WERE IN THE LOW TO MID 60'S

AT 4:00 A.M. THIS MORNING.

HERE WE ARE JUMPING OFF THROUGH

OUR EVENING.

WE WILL CONTINUE THAT TREND FOR

THE NEXT FEW HOURS AS

TEMPERATURES DROP THROUGH THE

40'S.

WE WILL HAVE CLEARING SKIES

LATER THIS EVENING.

THE BACK EDGE OF THE CLOUD COVER

IS SOME OF THOSE LOW CLOUDS HARD

TO PICK UP ON THE SATELLITE.

WE ARE EXPECTING A QUIET

OVERNIGHT UNDERNEATH CLEAR

SKIES.

WE DROPPED -- DROP INTO THE

30'S.

TOMORROW WILL BE A DRY DAY BUT A

WINDY ONE.

For more infomation >> The Sun Returns Tomorrow - Duration: 2:32.

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Is Lonzo Ball's Dad Hurting His Career? - Duration: 1:40.

We've all heard of the Ball brothers by now and how nice they are with the rock.

Their father, LaVar Ball, is certainly familiar with them, as he's been constantly gassing

them up for years now.

The UCLA star Lonzo Ball is averaging 14.9 points and 7.8 assists per game with a field

goal percentage of 55%.

Lonzo is one of the top players in college ball right now, but is his father's mouth

going to get him in trouble?

LaVar Ball is proud of his son and brags, as any parent would.

But does it go too far to say that he's better than two-time MVP Steph Curry?

Apparently, LaVar doesn't think so.

And, earlier this week, LaVar, with major confidence as always, spoke with ESPN's

Jovan Buha and said Lonzo should be the No. 1 draft pick in the NBA: So there you have

it—LaVar Ball obviously thinks Lonzo's game is NBA ready.

Do you think the way he boasts about his son will hurt him in the long run, or is Lonzo's

game good enough to justify his dad's comments?

Tell us your thoughts in the comments and subscribe to Complex for more Ball brother

updates.

For Complex News, I'm Beija Velez.

For more infomation >> Is Lonzo Ball's Dad Hurting His Career? - Duration: 1:40.

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Fire trucks for children | Fire truck cartoon | Fire engines | Junior Firefighters | Kids Games - Duration: 10:20.

Fire trucks for children | Fire truck cartoon | Fire engines | Junior Firefighters | Kids Games

For more infomation >> Fire trucks for children | Fire truck cartoon | Fire engines | Junior Firefighters | Kids Games - Duration: 10:20.

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Video update: Several senior citizens on passenger bus struck by train in Biloxi - Duration: 1:54.

IS LIVE IN BILOXI.

AUBRY: THAT IS RIGHT, FOR PEOPLE

ARE DEAD.-

-- FOUR PEOPLE ARE

DEAD.

WE JUST GOT ON SCENE MINUTES AGO

AND YOU CAN SEE THE EMERGENCY

CREWS OUT HERE.

IT IS A DEVASTATING SCENE.

50 PEOPLE WERE ON BOARD.

WE ARE HEARING THE BUS STOPPED

ON THE RAILROAD TRACKS, WHY THAT

IS, WE DO NOT KNOW.

WE ARE WORKING TO GET THAT

INFORMATION.

WITNESSES SAY THE BUS STALLED.

IT WAS PUSHED AROUND 300 FEET.

IT WAS COMING FROM AUSTIN,

TEXAS.

WE HAVE LEARNED THE VICTIMS ARE

BEING TAKEN BY HELICOPTER TO THE

HOSPITALS.

THE AGES OF THE VICTIMS ARE

UNKNOWN.

LIKE YOU SAID, MANY WERE SENIOR

CITIZENS.

WE SPOKE WITH THE POLICE CHIEF.

>> IT IS A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

I KNOW MANY FAMILIES WILL BE

IMPACTED AND I WANT EVERYBODY TO

KNOW THAT WE ARE DOING

EVERYTHING WE CAN DO TO HELP

EVERYONE ON THAT BUS.

AUBRY: SO, OBVIOUSLY JUST A

DEVASTATING SCENE ON MAIN

STREET.

YOU CAN SEE, THIS IS THE BUS

INVOLVED.

THE NTSB HAS BEEN NOTIFIED SO

THIS'LL TURN INTO A FEDERAL%

INVESTIGATION.

I WANT TO SHOW YOU HOW CLOSE

THIS IS.

THAT IS THE CASINO, OBVIOUSLY

THIS SECTION OF BILOXI IS A

POPULAR HOT SPOT FOR PEOPLE TO

COME AND ENJOY THE CASINOS.

IT IS UNCLEAR IF THAT IS WHAT

THIS GROUP WAS DOING, BUT THERE

ARE MULTIPLE CREWS. OUT HERE --

CREWS OUT HERE.

WE WILL BE SPEAKING WITH THE

For more infomation >> Video update: Several senior citizens on passenger bus struck by train in Biloxi - Duration: 1:54.

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Gov. Cooper searches for HB2 solution - Duration: 1:49.

BILL?

BILL: WITH TIME RUNNING OUT ON

THE NCAA DECISION ON WHETHER OR

NOT TO PAUL OUT OF NORTH

CAROLINA FOR THE NEXT SIX YEARS,

TODAY, THE GOVERNOR DID NOT

OFFER ANY INDICATION THAT A DEAL

IS NEAR.

THE GOVERNOR REPORTEDLY MET WITH

SENATE LEADER PHIL BERGER AND

HOUSE SPEAKER TIM MOORE TO

DISCUSS HB2.

CAN YOU DESCRIBE YOUR RECENT

MEETING WITH REPUBLICAN

LEADERSHIP ON THE SUBJECT OF

HB2?

GOVERNOR COOPER: IT IS IMPORTANT

THAT WE CONTINUE TO TALK.

WE HAVE NOT REACHED AGREEMENT

YET AND WE ARE STILL A WAYS FROM

THAT.

BILL: NEARLY A YEAR AFTER NORTH

CAROLINA LAWMAKERS PASSED HB2 IN

A SPECIAL ONE-DAY SESSION,

GOVERNOR COOPER SAYS THE TWO

SIDES ARE STILL A WAYS FROM ANY

AGREEMENT.

IS THERE ANY HEADWAY?

GOVERNOR COOPER: PEOPLE WERE

HASHING OUT POSITIONS.

WE ARE JUST GOING TO KEEP

TALKING.

BILL: NORTH CAROLINA'S

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR KEEPS

TALKING ABOUT HB2 AS WELL,

SPEAKING IN TEXAS SUPPORTING

EFFORTS THERE TO ADOPT A SIMILAR

LAW.

>> AND SO THIS IS NOT AN

ECONOMIC ISSUE.

THIS IS ABOUT DOING THE RIGHT

THING.

THERE IS NO PRICE TAG THAT YOU

PUT ON THE HEAD OF A WOMAN OR A

CHILD IN A PLACE OF PUBLIC

ACCOMMODATION.

YOU CAN'T PUT A PRICE TAG ON

THAT.

NOT FOR AN NBA GAME, NOT FOR AN

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP.

BILL: ARE THE

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR'S COMMENTS

TROUBLESOME?

DO THEY HURT THE PROCESS?

GOVERNOR COOPER: CONTINUING TO

ADVOCATE FOR HOUSE BILL 2-LIKE

LEGISLATION HURTS BECAUSE IT

EMBOLDENS THE PEOPLE WHO WANT TO

KEEP THIS LAW.

BILL: THE GOVERNOR SAYS THERE

ARE A LOT OF MEMBERS OF THE

LEGISLATURE WHO WANT TO KEEP

HB2.

THEY SEE IT AS A POSITIVE THING.

For more infomation >> Gov. Cooper searches for HB2 solution - Duration: 1:49.

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Video: Brush fire burns in Essex area - Duration: 0:32.

STAN: FOLLOWING BREAKING NEWS IN

BALTIMORE COUNTY WHERE THERE IS

A BRUSH FIRE.

LET CENTER DOT TO CAPTAIN ROY

TAYLOR.

REPORTER: AS DRY IT IS, IT IS

ABOUT 702, A FAIRLY GOOD SIZED

BRUSH FIRE.

THE PROBLEM IS WITH ALL THE

SMOKE THAT IS COMING FROM THIS

BRUSH FIRE WITH THE HEAVY WINDS,

702 TRAFFIC IS STARTING TO SLOW

DOWN BECAUSE THERE IS SOME

For more infomation >> Video: Brush fire burns in Essex area - Duration: 0:32.

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A Plus: Worcester Academy's Ivan Sebuufi-Bazitya - Duration: 1:57.

BEN: MOST HIGH SCHOOLERS

WOULDN'T DREAM OF WAKING UP

BEFORE 5:00 A.M. IF THEY DIDN'T

HAVE TO.

EMILY: BUT YOU'RE ABOUT TO MEET

A YOUNG MAN WHO'S NOT ONLY UP AT

THAT HE'S OUT TRAINING ON THE

HOUR, SOCCER FIELD.

EYEOPENER ANCHOR ANTOINETTE

ANTONIO TAKES US TO WORCESTER

ACADEMY FOR THIS WEEK'S A PLUS.

>> IVAN SEBUUFU-BAZITYA SAYS HIS

EARLY MORNINGS BY HIMSELF

RUNNING DRILLS ON THE PRACTICE

FIELD ARE ALL ABOUT SETTING HIS

MENTALITY FOR THE ENTIRE DAY.

>> WHEN YOU START YOUR DAY BY

RUNNING, IT CHANGES HOW YOU SEE

EVERYTHING.

I FEEL LIKE IT CHANGES HOW I SEE

MYSELF.

>> ALWAYS ON A PATH OF

SELF-IMPROVEMENT, BOTH ON THE

SOCCER FIELD AND IN ACADEMICS, A

PRODUCT OF IVAN'S HUMBLE ROOTS.

HE WAS BORN IN UGANDA, COMING TO

THE U.S. AT JUST 6-YEARS-OLD.

HIS PARENTS WORK PRACTICALLY

AROUND THE CLOCK AS NURSES, AND

IVAN HAD TO BE VERY INDEPENDENT

AT A YOUNG AGE, EVEN LEARNING

ENGLISH BY WATCHING T.V.

>> I REMEMBER I USED TO WATCH TV

EVERYDAY WHEN I WOULD FINISH

SOCCER FOR LIKE HOURS, I DIDN'T

KNOW WHAT THEY WERE SAYING.

IT WAS JUST INTERESTING.

>> DON'T LET HIS SOFT-SPOKEN AND

SHY DEMEANOR FOOL YOU, THERE'S

>> THERE'S NOBODY ON THIS

CAMPUS, MALE OR FEMALE GRADE 6

THROUGH POST-GRADUATE, WHO

DOESN'T KNOW WHO IVAN SABUUFU

IS.

AND THAT'S NOT FROM BEING LOUD

OR OUTGOING.

>> IT'S FROM HELPING OTHERS.

WHETHER BEING A MENTOR TO

NEIGHBORHOOD KIDS, TEACHING THEM

ABOUT SOCCER, OR VOLUNTEERING AT

WORCESTER ACADEMY'S

INTERNATIONAL SUMMER PROGRAM.

IVAN GIVES SO MUCH BACK TO HIS

COMMUNITY WITHOUT EVEN KNOWING

IT.

AND THAT MAKES HIM THIS WEEK'S

"A PLUS."

IVAN SAYS HE IS SO GRATEFUL FOR

WHAT SOCCER HAS DONE FOR HIM.

WITHOUT IT, HE SAYS HE WOULDN'T

For more infomation >> A Plus: Worcester Academy's Ivan Sebuufi-Bazitya - Duration: 1:57.

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Local photographers work showcases religious culture and acceptance - Duration: 1:50.

REPORTER: THAT'S RIGHT.

AND WE CAUGHT UP WITH

PHOTOGRAPHER ROSS GORDON AT THIS

MOSQUE OFF OLD WEST PORT ROAD

TODAY AS HE TOOK DOZENS OF

PHOTOGRAPHS.

>> YOU CAN TURN MORE TOWARDS THE

LIGHT.

RIGHT THERE.

REPORTER: HIS CAREER IS

DEDICATED TO CAPTURING THE

LIGHTER SIDE OF HUMANITY, AND

LEAVING A LASTING IMPACT.

>> I JUST WANT TO BRIDGE GAPS OF

CULTURAL MISUNDERSTANDINGS AND

RELIGIOUS MISUNDERSTANDINGS THAT

EXIST IN THE UNITED STATES

PERFECT.

GREAT.

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

REPORTER: GORDON IS

PHOTOGRAPHING MUSLIMS ACROSS THE

COMMONWEALTH FOR AN UPCOMING

EXHIBIT CALLED "AMERICANS."

>> I THINK THERE'S A HUGE

MISUNDERSTANDING OF WHAT IT

MEANS TO BE MUSLIM, YOU KNOW

WITH THE IMMIGRATION BAN, THE

TRAVEL BAN, MUSLIMS ARE BEING

PAINTED AS TERRORISTS.

I MEAN NOTHING COULD POSSIBLY BE

FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH.

REPORTER: FROM COUPLES, TO

FAMILIES, TO SCHOOL GIRLS,

GORDON'S BEEN CAPTURING THESE

MOMENTS FOR ABOUT A MONTH, AND

THINKING ABOUT THE PROJECT FOR

YEARS.

HE FINALLY GOT TO WORK WHEN A

LOUISVILLE GALLERY OWNER ASKED

TO SHOWCASE GORDON'S RECENT

PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE WOMEN'S

MARCH ON WASHINGTON.

GORDON TOOK THE OPPORTUNITY TO

PITCH THIS IDEA INSTEAD.

>> ALL RIGHT.

REPORTER: THANKS TO OVERWHELMING

SUPPORT, HE'S NOW NARROWING

THOUSANDS OF PHOTOGRAPHS TO

ABOUT 20.

HE'LL THEN PRINT LIFE SIZE

IMAGES, AND PUT THESE AMERICAN

FACES AND STORIES ON DISPLAY.

>> PEOPLE WANT TO BE HEARD,

PEOPLE WANT TO BE UNDERSTOOD.

THEY'RE JUST HUMAN BEINGS WITH

FAMILIES.

SOME OF THEM I'M PHOTOGRAPHING

HAVE BEEN HERE 50 YEARS.

THEY'RE MORE AMERICAN THAN I AM.

ONE LAST ONE.

REPORTER: AND GORDON SAYS HE

LOOKS FORWARD TO PUTTING HIS

PHOTOGRAPHS ON DISPLAY NEXT

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Buckle up the pup: lawmakers consider new dog bill - Duration: 1:41.

KYLE: COMING TO THE DOG PARK FO

SOME FUN IS NORMAL FOR DOG

OWNERS BUT WHAT COULD CHANGE I

HOW THEY GET HERE.

A BILL IN THE STATE HOUSE OF

REPRESENTATIVES SAYS THESE CARE

FREE FRIENDS SHOULD BE BUCKLED

UP IN THE CAR, JUST LIKE

ERYONE ELSE.

>> PROBABLY NEEDLESS REGULATIONS

BUT PEOPLE WILL DO WHAT PEOPLE

WILL DO ANYWAYS.

KYLE: THE DOGS DODGING THE

ISSUE, BUT THEIR OWNERS ARE

SPEAKING UP.

I THINK IT'S RIDICULOUS WHEN

THERE'S SO MANY OTHER IMPORTANT

ISSUES IN THE STATE.

KYLE: THE PROPOSED LAW WOULD

REQUIRE HARNESSES FOR DOGS, AN

WOULD PREVENT THEM FROM DOING

WHAT SO MANY PUPOOK FORWARD

TO RIDING ALONG IN AN AUTOMOBILE

HEAD IN THE WIND.

>> I UNDERSTAND KIDS ARE ONE

THING AND I RESTRAIN MY DOG IN

THE CAR AND I SEGREGATE HIM IN

THE CA

HE DOESN'T HANG OUT THE WINDS

BUT THAT'S MY DECISION.

KYLE: REPRESENTATIVE JIM HANDY,

THE SPOUSE OF A WMTW EMPLOYEE,

SAYS ONE OF HIS CONSTITUENTS

CAME TO HIM WITH THE IDEA

CONCERNED ABOUT PET SAFETY WHEN

STOPPING SHORT OR WORSE.

>> SO CONSIDER AN ANIMAL OF

70 POUNDS, THAT 70 POUND OBJECT

IS STILL GOING TO BE GOING THAT

KYLE: HE AGREES THERE ARE SO

MANY ISSUES TO TACKLE IN E

STATE, AND SAYS PEOPLE SHOULD BE

ABOUT ANY OF THEM.

>> IF THEY HAD A SIMILAR EA OR

ANY KIND OF IDEA, THEY WOULD BE

HAPPY TO HAVE THEIR LEGISLATOR

SIT DOWN WITH THEM AND TALK

ABOUT IT.

KYLE: AND PEOPLE CAN TALK ABOUT

IT MARCH 17 AT A PUBLIC HEARING

ON KEEPING THESE GUYS TIED DOW

THE OPINIONS ARE SPLIT SO WE'LL

HAVE TO WAIT TO SEE HOW THIS E

PLAYS OUT IT COULD GO TO THE

For more infomation >> Buckle up the pup: lawmakers consider new dog bill - Duration: 1:41.

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Latest News 8 \ 3 - The World Time 24h - Vietnam USD CASH GETTING MY Suppose lines | 812 @ News4U - Duration: 36:43.

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Suelta La Sopa | Gerardo Ortiz estrenará un controversial álbum al mercado | Entretenimiento - Duration: 1:46.

For more infomation >> Suelta La Sopa | Gerardo Ortiz estrenará un controversial álbum al mercado | Entretenimiento - Duration: 1:46.

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Police chief says he supports Gang Violence Prevention Bill - Duration: 1:53.

EHIND

BARS.

>> THIS IS ABSOLUTELY NEEDED.

IF THERE'S ANYTHING THIS COUNCIL

CAN DO TO INFLUENCE MEMBERS OF

THE STATE SENATE TO MOVE THAT

PIECE OF LEGISLATION FORWARD, I

THINK THAT WOULD BE A VERY GOOD

THING TO DO.

REPORTER: THAT'S CHIEF STEVE

CONRAD PLEADING HIS CASE TO

MEMBERS OF THE LOUISVILLE METRO

COUNCIL.

>> GANGS ARE A HUGE PROBLEM.

IF I CAN CHANGE GANGS TOMORROW,

IT IS HARD TO KEEP UP WITH

EITHER OF THEM.

REPORTER: CONRAD SAYS HOUSE BILL

315, KNOWN AS THE GANG VIOLENCE

PREVENTION ILL, WOULD CHANGE

THE WAY THE COMMONWEALTH DEFINES

A CRIMINAL GANG.

IF PASSED, A GANG WOULD BE

DEFINED BY THREE MEMBERS.

RIGHT NOW, THE LAW SAYS A GANG

MUST CONSIST OF FIVE MEMBERS AND

PROSECUTORS MUST BE ABLE TO SHOW

AN ORGANIZED HIERARCHY.

>> PROVING A HIERARCHY IS A

CHALLENGE BECAUSE WE DO NOT

NECESSARILY SEE ONE PERSON

CALLING THE SHOTS.

REPORTER: UNDER THE EXISTING

LAW, GANG MEMBERS MUST ALSO BE

PART OF A CONTINUING PATTERN OF

CRIMINAL ACTIVITY.

MEANING A MEMBER MUST HAVE

COMMITTED TWO OR MORE FELONY

CRIMES, OR TWO OR MORE VIOLENT

MISDEMEANORS, OR A COMBINATION

OF THE TWO, WITHIN TWO YEARS.

THE CHIEF SAYS SOME GANG MEMBERS

ARE TOO YOUNG TO HAVE AN

ACCESSIBLE CRIMINAL PAST.

>> THE PROBLEM IS JUVENILE

RECORDS ARE SEALED.

WE DO NOT HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY

TO GET THAT INFORMATION TO PROVE

THAT.

REPORTER: LAST DECEMBER, THE

CHIEF SAID THERE WERE 5 YOUTH

GANGS OPERATING IN LOUISVILLE.

HOUSE BILL 315 WOULD INCREASE

PENALTIES FOR PEOPLE CONVICTED

OF GANG ACTIVITY.

THE CHIEF SAYS HE UNDERSTANDS

CONCERNS THAT LONGER SENTENCES

WILL PUT STRAIN ON AN ALREADY

OVERCROWDED PRISON SYSTEM.

>> I WOULD ARGUE THAT IF PEOPLE