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PROSECUTORS SAY FORMER PATRIOT

AARON HERNANDEZ GOT ANGRY OVER A

SPILLED DRINK AT A CLUB, AND

OPENED FIRE FROM A PASSING SUV

KILLING DANIEL DE ABREU AND

SAFIRO FURTADO.

FOR THE FIRST TIME JURORS WE

SHOWN GRAPHIC PICTURES OF THEIR

BODIES.

SO GRAPHIC, THEY CAME WITH A

WARNING FROM THE JUDGE.

>> YOU CANNOT ALLOW ANY FEELINGS

OF SYMPATHY OR ANY EMOTIONS

TO

GOVERN YOUR JUDGMENTS IN THIS

CASE.

SHAUN: RELATIVES TENSED, WHEN

LAWYERS REVEALED A TRAIL OF

BLOOD, AROUND THE CAR.

LAWYERS SHOWED SPENT BULLETS IN

THE CAR, AND QUESTIONED HOW

CRIME SCENE TAPE ENDED UP IN T

BACKSEAT.

THE DEFENSE GRILLED A CRIME

SCENE SUPERVISOR FOR HOURS.

WHY EVIDENCE PHOTOS WERE TAKEN

AN HOUR AND A HALF AFTER THE

CRIME.

WHY SHEETS WERE PLACED ON BODIES

AND WHY THE BODIES WERE TOWE

>> WAS THE DECIDION MADE TO TOW

THE CAR WITH THE BODY STILL IN

IT?

>> YES.

>> WHY WAS THAT DONE?

>> DID NOT WANT TO PROCESS INPUT

VIEW.

AND WE NEED TO GET A SEARCH

WARRANT.

>> YOU'RE AWARE SOME EVIDENCE

COULD AHVE MOVED DURING TOWING

-- COULD HAVE MOVED DURING THE

TOWING PROCESS?

>> YES.

For more infomation >> Graphic pictures of shooting scene shown in Hernandez case - Duration: 1:17.

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Booth And Brennan Go Undercover | Season 12 Ep. 9 | BONES - Duration: 1:24.

[banging on metal]

(SOUTHERN ACCENT) Wonder Watch Wanda.

What do you say, Wanda?

You ready to kick some tailpipe ass?

Booth, this is a mistake.

Listen, Bones-- (SOUTHERN ACCENT) yeah--

you gotta stay in character with me, all right?

Oh, I'm sorry. (SOUTHERN ACCENT) Buck.

- Yeah? - Honey?

Yep?

This was a mistake.

Honestly, do you think the killer would be

stupid enough to show up here?

Come on, it's a demolition derby.

Oh, fair enough.

All right, look, just remember what Gordon Gordon said.

What, that this would be therapeutic for me?

I find that dubious, to say the least.

Well, take a look around at the cars

and the names on the cars.

It'll tell us a lot.

I'll keep my eye out for a car named "Killer

Bank Robber Accomplice."

Bones, here, look, look.

Look at that. (WHISPERING) There,

right there, that car there.

"Filthy Rich"?

Yeah.

Well, it's a stretch, but I imagine a bank

robber could name a car that.

Oh, no, look at the body, all right?

That's from a '77 Coupe de Ville.

And the bumper and the-- the doors

are from a '73 Chevy Caprice.

The two models that the accomplice's car

was comprised of.

I think we should go find that driver.

For more infomation >> Booth And Brennan Go Undercover | Season 12 Ep. 9 | BONES - Duration: 1:24.

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More wet weather, tracking potential for snow - Duration: 1:40.

BUT IT WILL BE

BELOW AVERAGE OR BORDERING ON

MID-MARCH BY THAT TIME.

SOME SHOWERS AROUND 9:00 P.M.

TONIGHT AND THEN MORE SHOWERS TO

START THE MORNING COMMUTE.

THIS IS A HEAVIER BAND MOVING

THROUGH THE BERKSHIRES

TRANSLATING EAST OF THE BOSTON

AREA AROUND EIGHT OR NINE.

THINGS CLEAR AROUND THE LUNCH

HOUR TO GIVE YOU A NICE

AFTERNOON.

TOMORROW NIGHT, BRIEF SHOWER,

MAYBE IN THE HIGHER TERRAIN

AND

COLDER WEATHER WITH GUSTY WINDS

FOR THURSDAY.

THAT WILL SOMEWHAT COLDER.

BY THE WEEKEND IT IS MUCH

COLDER.

GETTING FROM THE SOMEWHAT COLDER

TO THE MUC COLDER A LITTLE

DISTURBANCE FRIDAY MORNING.

WE HAVE TO BE MILD TOMORROW AND

SOMEWHAT COLDER ON THURSDAY.

AND COLDER ON FRIDAY.

AIR WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT.

RAIN AND SNOW M TURNING OVER

TO SNOW FOR PARTS OF

CONNECTICUT, RHODE ISLAND,

SOUTHEASTERN MASS, AND THE CAPE

FRIDAY MORNING.

MAYBE THIS GETS ABOUT AS FAR AS

THE MASS PIKE AND THAT IS ABOUT

IT.

THERE COULD BE A CODING TO A

COUPLE OF INCHES OF SNOW FOR

CONNECTICUT RHODE ISLAN.

IN CASE IT INCHES OF THE LITTLE

BIT OR DROPS BACK DOWN.

THE GATES ARE OPEN FOR THE REAL

COLD OVER THE WEEKEND.

SATURDAY, HIGHS

IN THE 20'S,

MAYBE APPROACHING FREEZING FOR

HIGH ON SUNDAY.

I AM LOOKING TO MONDAY NIGH

OR

TUESDAY WHEN WE MAY HAVE

SOMETHING OF SOME SIGNIFICANCE.

IT COULD BE COLD ENOUGH FOR THAT

TO B SNOW.

YOU CAN SEE AFTER A MILD DAY

TOMORROW IT IS A MUCH MORE

WINTER LIKE PATTERN.

For more infomation >> More wet weather, tracking potential for snow - Duration: 1:40.

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Booth Enlists Dr. Gordon Wyatt's Help | Season 12 Ep. 9 | BONES - Duration: 1:43.

Booth, you got a visitor.

And FYI, he brought some tiny cakes with him.

Um, they're petit fours rather than cakes, Agent Aubrey.

Whatever they're called, they look delicious.

Ah-- just a little back thing.

Double G, glad you could make it.

Agent Booth, anything for an old friend.

Well, I got to say, it's an honor to finally

meet the doctor Borden.

Why, Booth says you're one hell of a shrink, maybe

an even better cook.

Thank you.

And now that I've earned my first Michelin star,

I feel I've earned the right to be called chef.

Oh, my apologies, Chef Doctor Wyatt.

Just call him Gordon Gordon.

Agent Booth, while I'm absolutely delighted to be

freed from the sweltering confines of a kitchen,

you do know that I haven't really practiced

any psychiatry for some time.

Come on, it's just like riding a bike.

Plus, I need you, all right.

Sweets said that you were the only one

he trusted with his files.

So.

Yes, poor Sweets.

And I take it those are Dr. Sweet's session notes.

All of them with Dr. Addy?

Yes, Booth and I already read through all

of them hoping to find something that could exonerate Zack.

But we would definitely use someone of your expertise.

Agent Aubrey, if you were to yield to your desire

rather than fight it, I think you might be able to attend

to the matter in hand.

Is it that obvious?

You're drooling like a Great Dane.

I'll take that.

They're for me.

Please, gentlemen, don't fight over them.

There are plenty to go around.

Plenty.

Share.

Good children share, don't they?

For more infomation >> Booth Enlists Dr. Gordon Wyatt's Help | Season 12 Ep. 9 | BONES - Duration: 1:43.

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Man stabbed with screwdriver outside Medford coffee shop - Duration: 1:28.

THE INFORMATION

THAT WAS REVEALED IN COURT THIS

AFTERNOON.

DAVID: THE ATTACK THAT

PROSECUTORS DESCRIBE INSIDE THE

SOMERVILLE COURTHOUSE WAS BLOODY

AND RANDOM AND SO FAR HAS NO

APPARENT MOTIVE.

WITH THE ONE BELOW

HIS LEFT EYE

THE VICTIM WAS LOADED INTO AN

AMBULANCE.

HE HAD BEEN WALKING OUTSIDE THIS

STARBUCKS IN MEDFORD WHEN

ANOTHER MAN CAME UP TO HIM AND

STABBED HIM IN THE FACE WITH A

SCREWDRIVER.

>> HE WAS

SIMPLY WALKING IN

FRONT OF THE STARBUCKS AND BEEN

DOWN TO TIE ISSUE WHEN HE WAS

SUCKER PUNCHED BY THE MAN

HOLDING AN OBJECT.

>> THE STABBER

HAD TAKEN OFF

TOWARD THE WELLINGTON T STATION

AND THAT IS WHEN THEY ARRESTED

HIM.

WATCH HIS APPARENT SURPRISE WHEN

THE PROSECUTOR SAID HE HAD

CONFESSED.

>> POLICE SAY THEY FOUND A

SMALL HANDSAW.

PROSECUTORS SAY HE HAS A HISTORY

OF VIOLENT OFFENSES WITH TWO

PENDING COURT CASES.

SOMERVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN.

THEY

SCHEDULED A DANGEROUSNESS

HEARING FOR WEEK FROM TODAY.

THE VICTIM WENT TO MASS GENERAL

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Tug-of-war on Tama Street: Owner, squatter grapple over house - Duration: 1:38.

WAR ON TAMA STREET.

MARCUS: 28-YEAR-OLD SPENCER

SISCO TELLS US WHEN HE BOUGHT

THE HOUSE BEHIND ME HE WAS HAPPY

-- BEHIND US HE WAS HAPPY, BUT

WHEN HE WENT TO MEN MARCH 1,

THAT HAPPINESS QUICKLY FADED

.

>> THE DAY I WAS SUPPOSED TO

MOVE IN AND I FIND OUT THE

PREVIOUS TENNANTS FROM PEOPLE

WHO OWNED IT BEFORE WERE

ACTUALLY STILL LIVING THERE.

LEGALLY COVERED HIS BACK TO TAKE

POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY

TELLING US THE RENTERS WERE

, SERVED 30 DAY NOTICES TO

VACATE THE PROPERTY IN LATE

JANUARY.

>> THIS WAS, LIKE I SAID JANUARY

, 30 GOT -- 30, SHE SIGNED FOR

THAT.

MARCUS FRUSTRATED HE COULDN'T

GET INTO HIS HOUSE HE TOOK STEPS

, HE THOUGHT WOULD GET THE

RENTERS OUT BY SUNDAY AFTERNOON

MARCH 5.

>> I SPOKE WITH THE COPS AND

THEY TOLD ME TO SERVE THEM WITH

A 72 HOUR LETTER, AT THAT POINT

AFTER THE 72 HOUR LETTER I COU

-- I THOUGHT I COULD REMOVE THEM

BUT THAT WASN'T THE CASE.

MARCUS WE SPOKE WITH THE

TENANT.

SHE WOULD NOT GO ON CAMERA BUT

TELLS US HER HUSBAND IS ON

DISABILITY AND SHE HAS 3 KIDS

AND NO WHERE ELSE TO GO BUT IS

LOOKING FOR A PLACE.

SHE ADDED THAT SHE DID NOT GET

THE NOTICE UNTIL FEBRUARY, A

MONTH WITH ONLY 28 DAYS

.

WE CAUGHT UP WITH SISCO AGAIN

OUTSIDE THE BOONE COUNTY

COURTHOUSE, TRYING TO SPEED THE

PROCESS ALONG.

IN THE MEANTIME, HE FEELS STUCK

PAYING FOR SOMEONE ELSE TO LIVE

IN HIS HOME.

>> ALL THE UTILITIES, MY

MORTGAGE, HOMEOWNE INSURANCE,

PROPERTY TAX, EVERYTHING.

For more infomation >> Tug-of-war on Tama Street: Owner, squatter grapple over house - Duration: 1:38.

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Driver causes nearly $250K in damage to iconic sculpture - Duration: 1:21.

WAS

INTOXICATED BEHIND THE WHEEL,

AND THAT LED TO AN UNUSUAL

PARKING SPOT.

AUTHORITIES SAY THIS IS THE

RESULT OF RONALD HOLLAR MIXING

ALCOHOL, HIGH-SPEED, AND A DEAD

END ROAD.

UNFORTUNATELY THE END OF THAT

TRIFECTA WAS INSIDE THE SPECTRAL

LIBERATION SCULPTURE THAT SITS

OUTSIDE THE GREATER DES MOIN

BOTANICAL GARDEN.

>> IS DONE ABOUT $250,000 WORTH

OF DAMAGE TO SOMETHING THE CITY

IS VERY PROUD OF.

MARCUS: THERE SEEMS TO BE LITTLE

QUESTION AS TO WHAT HAPPENED.

>> HE DROVE OFF THE END OF A

DEAD-END STREET.

MARCUS: HE DROVE -- HE

ACCELERATED AND THE ENGINE WENT

TOO FAST.

HIS EYES WERE BLOOD SHOT AND

WATERY AND HE ADMITTED TO

, DRINKING.

WHEN ASKED TO ESTIMATE HOW

INTOXICATED HE WAS HOLLAR STATED

, HE WAS A SIX.

HOLLAR WAS GIVEN A BREATH TEST

AND HAD BLOOD DRAWN AT

METHODIST.

WORD QUICKLY SPREAD ABOUT WHAT

HAPPENED TO THE STATUE AND

TUESDAY MORNING PEOPLE HAD TO

COME SEE FOR THEMSELVES FINDING

THE DAMAGE HARD TO BELIEVE.

A DISAPPOINTMENT TO DEWAYNE

WEASE, WHO SAYS HE REMEMBERS

BACK IN 1984 WHEN THE SCULPTUR

WAS PLACED HERE, AND BELIEVES WE

LOSE A LITTLE BIT OF WHAT MAKES

THE CITY SPECIAL WHEN ART IS

TAKEN FOR GRANTED.

>> I THINK IT'S REALLY BAD THAT

For more infomation >> Driver causes nearly $250K in damage to iconic sculpture - Duration: 1:21.

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Pamela Wright's Complete Forecast - Duration: 3:52.

ANNOUNCER: NOW YOUR LIVE SUPER

DOPPLER 4 HD WEATHER FORECAST.

PAMELA: UMBRELLAS NEEDED AT THE

BUS STOP THIS EVENING, MAYBE

EVEN TOMORROW MORNING AS PART OF

THE UPSTATE, BUT THAT WILL NOT

LAST LONG.

GETTING A BREAK MAINLY IN THE

RAIN IN SPARTANBURG, 68 DEGREES,

SOUTH AND SOUTHWESTERLY WIND AT

SEVEN WE SEE THAT LIVE SUPER

DOPPLER HD.

THESE SHOWERS START MOVING IN

AROUND 5:00 AND CONTINUE TO MOVE

THROUGH.

SOME OF THE HEAVIER RAIN MOVING

INTO WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.

COMING OUT OF TENNESSEE, MOVING

ACROSS CRISIS CITY AND

WAYNESVILLE, WESTERN CAROLINA,

GET READY FOR A DECENT DOWN FOR

FEAR THESE A PUSHING DOWN.

IT HAS BEEN FAST-MOVING.

THE ROADWAYS ARE ALL WET IN

HENDERSONVILLE TOWARDS TRAVELERS

REST AND GREENVILLE, LIGHT TO

MODERATE SHOWERS.

YOU SEE THE DARK IT -- DARKER

GREEN AND PICKETT COUNTY.

WE WELCOME THE RAIN SO MUCH.

IT WILL DRY OUT IMMEDIATELY

BEHIND THIS.

THIS COLD FRONT IN THE

MOUNTAINS, YOU WILL FEEL A COLD

TASTE TO THE BREEZE AS IT PICKS

UP TOMORROW, BUT MUCH BROUGHT --

DRIER AIR.

DEW POINT IN THE 40'S AND 50'S,

THEY WILL DROP INTO THE 20'S.

WE ARE NOT MAKING A DENT REALLY

IN THE DROUGHT CONDITION.

HERE COMES A LINE OF HEAVY RAIN

TOWARDS GAINESVILLE RIGHT NOW

AND CLOSING IN ON ATLANTA.

WATCHING THEIR TEMPERATURES DROP

STEADILY WITH MODERATE SHOWERS,

NOT ANTICIPATING SEVERE WEATHER.

STILL A BIG SPREAD IN

TEMPERATURES ACROSS THE AREA

FROM 50'S IN THE MOUNTAINS.

71 ELBERTON, 70 IN ABBEVILLE,

GREENWOOD, UPPER 60'S.

A MILD EVENING FOR US,

ESPECIALLY IN NORTHEAST GEORGIA

AND THE UPSTATE CLOUDS HOLDING

ON.

COOLER BREEZES WILL COME IN

THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS.

HE WILL FEEL THAT TOMORROW

MORNING.

THERE IS THE CLOUDY EVENING IN

ASHEVILLE WITH RAIN, LIKELY TO

MOVE THROUGH IN THE NEXT 40

MINUTES.

IN GREENVILLE, BUSY ON THE ROADS

AND MANY OF THEM ALREADY WET,

GETTING A BREAK NOW DOWNTOWN

GREENVILLE.

THERE IS MORE ON THE WAY WITH

SOUTHWESTERLY WINDS AS THE

EVENING GOES ON.

LOOK AT THE RAIN CHANCES.

STAY WITH US.

WE WILL GET ANOTHER POCKET

COMING THROUGH AROUND 9:00 IN

MANY AREAS.

IN LAKE HARTWELL, WE NEED THAT

RAIN, SEEING ALL OF THE LAND

HERE.

66 DEGREES, VERY WINDY.

THIS IS THE LAST BIG WHO -- PUSH

AS FAR AS THE RAIN.

TEMPERATURES AROUND 60% FOR THE

NEXT SEVERAL HOURS.

IT WILL QUIET DOWN OVERNIGHT.

THE HIGH TEMPERATURE IN

ASHEVILLE, 60'S.

ALL KINDS OF RAIN REPORTED AT

THE AIRPORT, WE ARE LUCKY TO GET

A 10TH OF AN INCH OUT OF THIS

MAY BE A QUARTER IN THE

MOUNTAINS.

HERE IS WHERE THE SEVERE WEATHER

STILL IS WITH THIS SYSTEM.

STILL QUITE GUSTY AND SOUTHERN

SECTIONS, THOSE WINDS WILL DIE

DOWN.

HERE IS THE FUTURE PLOSSER

SHOWING THE VERY FAST DRYING

BEHIND THIS SYSTEM.

ON THURSDAY, CLEAR SKIES.

AND TEMPERATURES, FOUR-DAY PLUS,

FOUR DEGREES ABOVE AVERAGE,

CHILLIER MORNINGS IN THE

MOUNTAINS.

THAT IS FOR SURE.

For more infomation >> Pamela Wright's Complete Forecast - Duration: 3:52.

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Ridgeland vs. West Point (girls) - Duration: 0:48.

SEASON COMES TO

AN END.

THE ROCKETS MOVE ON.

RIDGELAND LOOKS TO KEEP THE

SEASON ALIVE AND SHE GIVES IT UP

HERE WITH THE FOUR-POINT

ADVANTAGE.

BACK OFF THE INBOUNDS PASS AND

THE LOOK AT RIGHT THERE.

MORE NIFTY PASSING AND A NO LOOK

TO JAMIE LANE.

THEY FOUND A WAY IN THE SECOND

For more infomation >> Ridgeland vs. West Point (girls) - Duration: 0:48.

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Crews work around the clock to contain NW Oklahoma wildfires - Duration: 1:11.

REKINDLED TODAY.

KELSEY --

PATRIN THE PIONEER ROOM HERE

IN WOODWARD ACTED AS A SHELTER

FROM THOSE EVACUATED FROM LAST

NIGHT'S>> WE ARE CALLING FOR FACT

THAT SOME OF THE AREAS HAVE

REKINDLED OR BROKEN OUT.

PATRINA: THE OKLAHOMA FORESTRY

DEPARTMENT REPORTS ROUGHLY

400,000 ACRES OF LAND HAS BURNED

IN THE NORTHWEST OK FIRES SO

FA

THAT'S IN BEAVER, HARPER, AND

WOODWARD COUNTIES COMBINED.

>> FIREFIGHTERS FROM ACROSS THIS

AR AND RESPONDING OUTSIDE THE

AREA ARE PUTTING UP A VALIANT

FIGHT TRYING TO MAINTAIN A

PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.

PATRINA: A LEAST TWO PEOPLE

HAVE DIED AS A RESULT OF

MULTIP WILDFIRES.

THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL GUARD AND

FIRE CREWS FROM AS FAR AS

WASHINGTON COUNTY WORKING AROUND

THE CLOCK TO GET THESE WILDFIRE

S UNDER CONTRO.

>> THE RULE IN VOLUNTEER FIRE

DEPARTMENTS ACROSS NORTHWEST

OKLAHOMA HAVE DEDICATED

THEMSELVES IN LIVES AND PROPERTY

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Mother says 3-year-old accidentally shot 17-month-old with stolen gun - Duration: 1:56.

THEN HIS FRIEND HELPED HIM

ESCAPE.

HERE'S CORTEZ REED, FINALLY IN

HANDCUFFS AFTER A DAY LONG

MANHUNT.

POLICE SAY HE WAS ON THE RUN

AFTER HIS THREE-YEAR-OLD SON

TOOK ONE OF HIS GUNS THEN SHOT

ONE-YEAR-OLD AMARI REED IN THE

STOMACH, INSIDE THEIR FEHR ROAD

HOME.

AMARI'S MOM, KATHRINE MILLAR,

AND TWO OTHER KIDS WERE AT HOME

DURING THE SHOOTING.

>> HE HAD TWO HANDGUNS IN A

SHOEBOX THAT HE LEFT OUT IN THE

LIVING ROOM OF THAT RESIDENCE

THAT HE SHARED WITH SIX SMALL

CHILDREN, SIX SMALL CHILDREN.

AND THAT HE WAS USING THE

BATHROOM WHEN HE HEARD A GUNSHOT

FIRED, WHEN HE CAME OUT TO SEE

THAT THE THREE-YEAR-OLD HAD SHOT

THE ONE-YEAR-OLD.

TAMMY: INVESTIGATORS SAY HIS

FRIEND, TONYA ROBERTS, PICKED

HIM UP FROM THE HOUSE AND HELPED

HIM ESCAPE.

DETECTIVES SAY ROBERTS STASHED

THE GUN USED IN THE SHOOTING AT

HER HOUSE ON BOUDINOT.

POLICE SAY REED HID ANOTHER GUN

IN A SHOEBOX AND DITCHED IT IN

THE WOODS BEHIND HIS HOUSE.

>> THEY MADE CONTACT WITH THE

DEFENDANT OVER THE PHONE.

HE CLAIMED THEY WOULD TURN

THEMSELVES IN BUT FAILED TO SHOW

UP AS ARRANGED.

TAMMY: POLICE FINALLY CAUGHT UP

WITH REED AT HIS SISTER'S HOUSE

ON HARDING.

>> I JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT

PEOPLE ARE THINKING WHEN BAD

THINGS HAPPEN, AND THEY DON'T DO

ANYTHING ABOUT IT.

TAMMY: THIS WITNESS WHO DIDN'T

WANT TO BE IDENTIFIED SAYS

OFFICERS SURROUNDED THE

BUILDING.

>> THEY BANGED ON THE DOOR.

SOMEBODY MUST HAVE OPENED THE

DOOR BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T' FORCE

THE DOOR, AND THEN IT WAS "GET

DOWN ON THE FLOOR."

TAMMY: TODAY DURING AN EMERGENCY

HEARING, SOCIAL WORKERS SAID THE

COUPLE'S SIX CHILDREN ARE IN

IMMEDIATE DANGER.

THE CHILDREN WERE PLACED IN

FOSTER CARE.

>> THE CHILD APPEARS TO BE

STABLE AND HAVING IS HOPING AND

-- EVERYONE IS HOPING AND

PRAYING FOR THE BEST ON THAT.

TAMMY: CORTEZ ADMITTED TO

INVESTIGATORS HE BOUGHT THE GUN

USED IN THE SHOOTING FROM THE

STREET.

INVESTIGATORS SAY THE GUN WAS

STOLEN FROM SHARONVILLE.

REPORTING LIVE AT THE JUSTICE

For more infomation >> Mother says 3-year-old accidentally shot 17-month-old with stolen gun - Duration: 1:56.

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Nourn Ork - The Secret of Business Success | Success Reveal - Duration: 37:28.

Success Reveal

The Secret of Business Success

by Success Reveal channel

For more infomation >> Nourn Ork - The Secret of Business Success | Success Reveal - Duration: 37:28.

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State of Addiction: From addiction to adoption - Duration: 1:19.

>> DANCE.

THERE YOU GO.

THAT'S HIS MOVE.

JOHN: TWO-YEAR-OLD JACOB IS A

HEALTHY, HAPPY LITTLE BOY.

>> THIS IS HIM.

I MEAN, HE'S JUST HAPPY AND

PLAYFUL, AND JUST LOVES PEOPLE,

LOVES PLAYING.

MELISSA: -- JOHN: LAST WEEK,

JACOB'S FOSTER PARENTS, KATIE

AND ERIC HOLLIDAY, FORMALLY

ADOPTED HIM.

>> THAT WAS JUST PURE HAPPINESS.

JOHN: BUT EARLY ON, HAPPINESS

WAS HARD TO FIND.

>> HE WAS BORN YEAH ADDICTED TO

SEVERAL DRUGS, SO HE HAD TO GO

THROUGH THE WITHDRAWAL PROCESS.

JOHN: JACOB STRUGGLED IN

INTENSIVE CARE FOR THREE WEEKS.

>> YEAH, IT WAS HARD TO WATCH

THIS LITTLE SEVEN-POUND BABY GO

THROUGH IT.

JOHN: THE HOLLIDAYS TRIED TO

REUNITE JACOB WITH HIS

BIOLOGICAL PARENTS, BUT THEIR

ADDICTIONS MADE IT IMPOSSIBLE.

>> THEY REALLY JUST WANTED THE

BEST FOR HIM, AND THEY COULDN'T

TAKE CARE OF HIM.

>> SHOULD WE SHOW HOW SMART YOU

ARE?

JOHN: JACOB IS THRIVING NOW.

HIS NEW PARENTS WANT OTHERS TO

KNOW THE PROSPECTS OF BEING A

FOSTER PARENT MAY BE DAUNTING,

BUT CHALLENGES, EVEN ADDICTION,

CAN BE OVERCOME.

>> A LOT OF PEOPLE THINK BECAUSE

HE WAS ADDICTED TO DRUGS, THAT

THAT IS GOING TO DEFINE WHAT H

BECOMES, AND IT DOESN'T.

For more infomation >> State of Addiction: From addiction to adoption - Duration: 1:19.

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Roommates tackle intruder who broke into NW OKC home while they were sleeping - Duration: 1:16.

THIS STORY, AND WHAT A STORY IT

IS, PATTY.

PATT THAT'S RIGHT.

IT HAPPENED RIGHT IN THIS HOUSE,

AND THE ROOMMATES TELL ME THAT

AFTER THIS ENCOUNTER, THEY ARE

CONSIDERING MOVING.

>> I TURN OFF THE LIGHTS AND SAW

THAT IT WAS A GUY WITH A MASK

AND GLOVES.

PATTY: LUIS TORRES HELPED HIS

ROOMMATE TACKLE SUSPECT ROBERT

STONE TO THE GROUND.

>> I GOT HURT MY ELBOW.

PATTY: HIS ROOMMATE GOT IT

WORSE.

THEY TRAPPED HIM IN THE LAUNDRY

ROOM.

THE MEN WERE RUNNING ON

ADRENALINE AND FURY.

>> HE WAS TRYING TO SAY, I'M IN

THE WRONG HOUSE, AND I SAID,

YES, YOU ARE.

PATTY: POLICE ARRIVED AND BOOKED

STONE FOR BURGLARY, ASSAULT, AND

ASSAULT WHILE MASKED.

RECORDS SHOW HE'S SERVED PRISON

TIME FOR SIMILAR CRIMES.

AFTER ONLY 18 HOURS IN JAIL,

HE'S BACK ON THE STREET.

> NOW WE HAVE TO GET WORRIED.

IT'S ABOUT ME NOW, MY ROOMMATE.

PATTY: THOSE MEN TELL ME THEY

HAVE HAD A BAD STREAK.

THIS IS THEIR VEHICLE THAT WAS

DAMAGED IN ANOTHER INCIDENT A

FEW WEEKS AGO.

THIS IS WHY THEY ARE CONSIDERING

MOVING.

For more infomation >> Roommates tackle intruder who broke into NW OKC home while they were sleeping - Duration: 1:16.

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Court documents reveal new information in teacher sex abuse case - Duration: 1:28.

RHEYA: JOHNSTO POLICE STARTED

AN INVESTIGATION ON JOHNSTON

HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER DUSTIN MEAD

IN JANUARY.

>> THE SCHOOL LET US KNOW THERE

WAS AN INCIDENT AT THE SCHOOL

WITH INAPPROPRIATE CONTACT.

RHEY COURT DOCUMENTS ALLEGED

THAT DURING THE 2015-2016 SCHOOL

TEACHER, DUSTIN MEAD GRABBED AND

TOUCHED A STUDEN

INAPPROPRIATELY, KISSED HER, AND

PROVIDED UNEARNED GRADES

>> WE ISSUED WARRANTS FOR HIS

ARREST AND WERE IN CONTA WITH

HIS LEGAL COUNSEL AND THEY

ADVISED HIM TO TURN HIMSELF IN.

RHEYA: SO ON MONDAY AFTERNOON

DUSTIN MEAD TURNED HIMSELF IN,

CHARGED WITH SEXUAL EXPLOITATION

BY A SCHOOL EMPLOYEE AND THI

DEGREE SEX ABUSE, BOTH FELONIES.

>> WHEN I FIRST HEARD ABOU IT,

IT IS VERY DISTURBING TO ME AND

VERY TROUBLESOME.

RHEY THIS PARENT WOULDN'T SHOW

HER FACE BUT SAYS WHILE HER

DAUGHTER WENT TO JOHNSTON YEARS

AGO, SHE WOULD RECEI PHONE

CALLS FROM OTHER TEACHERS AND

STUDENTS IN TEARS.

>> YOU THINK ABOUT WHAT TYPE OF

CLASSES THEY'RE PUTTING ON LIKE

FOR EXAMPLE MY DAUGHTER, A

TEACHER LITERALLY GOT UP AND

SAID THIS IS A GOOD PAPER,

JOHNNY CONDOM COMES TO JOHNSTON

.

For more infomation >> Court documents reveal new information in teacher sex abuse case - Duration: 1:28.

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Energy bills' potential solution for budget crisis comes with controversy - Duration: 1:21.

ENUE FOR THE STATE.

PAUL: KOCO'S BRET BUGANSKI IS

LIVE AT THE CAPITOL WITH WHAT

THEY WANT TO DO.

BRET: LARGE ENERGY COMPANIES SEE

THIS AS A POTENTIAL SOLUTION TO

THE STATE BUDGET CRISIS, BUT IT

COMES WITH CONTROVERSY.

RIGHT NOW, OPERATORS ARE ONLY

ALLOWED TO DRILL HORIZONTALLY IN

THE SHALE FORMATIONS, BUT NOW

THE OKLAHOMA OIL AND GAS

ASSOCIATION WANTS TO EXPAND IT

AND ALLOW LONG-LATERAL

DRILLING ANYWHERE.

THAT'S IF THE LEGISLATURE PASSES

SENATE BILL 284 AND HOUSE BILL

16-1

>> OKLAHOMA HAS ALWAYS SAID YES

TO POSITIVE MODERN ADVANCEMENTS.

BRET: IT IS EXPECTED TO GENERATE

$5.5 BILLION IN REVENUE, WHILE

CREATING NEARLY 200,000 DIRECT

AND INDIRECT JOBS.

>> THE BEAUTY OF THESE

FORMATIONS IS THAT THEY HAVE

SIGNIFICANTLY LESS TO NO

WASTEWATER.

BRET: CHAD WARMINGTON SAYS THE

DRILLING WOULD TAKE PLACE IN

WESTERN OKLAHOMA AWAY FROM MOST

OF THE SEISMIC ACTIVITY.

THE PROBLEM, SMALLER OIL

COMPANIES SAY THIS COULD PUT

THEM OUT OF BUSINESS, SAYING IF

THE LONG LATERAL DRILLING IS

ALLOWED, BIGGER COMPANIES WOULD

BE ABLE TO COME IN AND TAKE

THEIR OIL.

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Hodgins Tries To Help Zack's Case | Season 12 Ep. 9 | BONES - Duration: 1:46.

Dr. Hodgins.

You're here earlier than usual.

What?

Oh, wait, don't tell me it's morning already.

Angela is going to kill me.

You've been up working all night

on Zach's case, haven't you?

Well yeah, what choice do I have?

His hearing is in two weeks.

You and Cam threw out the only evidence we

had that would exonerate him.

Well, we threw it out because your evidence was suspect.

Do you really think that I would falsify my work?

For a friend?

Yes.

I am telling you that Zack's microbial signature

showed up nowhere on the lobbyist remains.

That doesn't matter.

Absence of evidence is not proof of innocence,

you know that as well as anyone. - Fine.

Good.

Then at least I'm doing something.

So.

I see.

You're implying that in the weeks since my father's death

I have not committed myself. - No.

No, no, Dr. Brennan, wait.

Please that-- that's not what I meant.

Dr. Hodgins, I assure you I have

examined every piece of evidence at least a dozen times.

And as much as it pains me to say,

Zack's sentence will not be overturned.

Now we have a body being brought in that needs our attention.

Dr. Hodgins.

Yup.

For more infomation >> Hodgins Tries To Help Zack's Case | Season 12 Ep. 9 | BONES - Duration: 1:46.

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Joe Diaz' Tuesday Forecast - Duration: 2:02.

ISOFLAVONE, WHICH IS A COMPOUND

IN SOY, WERE 21% LESS LIKELY TO

DIE EARLY THAN THOSE WHO ATE

LESS.

JOE: BEAUTIFUL SKIES, AND 58

DEGREES IS WHITE WHERE WE SHOULD

BE, BUT IT WOULD BE GETTING

WARMER.

CHECK IT OUT.

STEVE SANTA FE, -- SKI SANTE FE

-- AND THERE ARE A LOT O RUNS

THROUGHOUT MUCH OF OPEN NEW

MEXICO -- THROUGHOUT MUCH OF NEW

MEXICO.

CHECK OUT THE 12-HOUR PLANNER.

IT WILL BE IN THE GOOD CATEGORY.

WE WILL BE IN THE WINDY SEASON.

THE WIND WILL NOT BE THAT BAD

BECAUSE THE STRONG JETSTREAM

WILL BE TO THE NORTH OF US.

UNFORTUNATELY, THAT IS WHERE THE

RAIN AND SNOW WILL BE.

LET'S SHOW YOU WHAT WE ARE

EXPECTING, FIRST OF ALL FOR

WEDNESDAY.

AND

30'S AND 40'S DOWN INTO THE

CARLSBAD AREA.

IN THE AFTERNOON, DAYTIME HIGHS

WILL BE EVEN MILDER, 76 IN ONE

AREA.

LOOKING AT THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS,

WE WILL BE ABOVE NORMAL FOR

WEDNESDAY, AND THEN IN THE 70'S

FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SO THIS

WOULD BE A GREAT TIME TO BE

OUTSIDE.

WE WILL HAVE PLENTY OF SUNSHINE

WITH TEMPERATURES 10 TO 20

DEGREES ABOVE NORMAL THROUGHOUT

NEW MEXICO ON SATURDAY, AND

SUNDAY, A BIT OF A CHANGE.

WE BRING FORWARD, BY THE WAY,

AND COOLER AIR DROPPING DOWN

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Sen. Chambers champions effort to remove mandatory minimum sentences for certain inmates - Duration: 1:33.

SEN. BOB KRIST: I'M LOOKING

AROUND AT THE REST OF OUR

COLLEAGUES AND SAYING, WHERE ARE

THEY?

WHERE ARE THEY?

ANDREW: SUPPORTERS OF A MEASURE

THAT WOULD ELIMINATE THE

MANDATORY MINIMUM SENTENCES ON

SOME FELONIES WERE CLEARLY

FRUSTRATED DURING MOST OF THE

DEBATE TUESDAY MORNING.

ONLY ABOUT A 1/3 OF THEIR

COLLEAGUES WERE ON THE FLOOR.

SEN. BOB KRIST: WHERE IS THE

DEBATE?

SEN PATTY BROOKS: I AM DISMAYED

BECAUSE THIS IS A KEY ISSUE THAT

AFFECTS CORRECTIONS, BUT THAT'S

-- AFFECTS OVERCROWDING.

ANDREW: MANY COMMITTEE CHAIRS

SECHEDULED EXECUTIVE SESSIONS

THAT PULLED SENATORS AWAY.

SENATOR ERNIE CHAMBERS, THE

SPONSOR OF LB 447, SAYS THAT WAS

NOT BY ACCIDENT.

SEN. ERNIE CHAMBERS: AS SOON AS

MY NAME APPEARS ON SOMETHING,

IT'S LIKE THE KISS OF DEATH.

ANDREW: SUPPORTERS SAY THE GET

TOUGH ON CRIME SENTENCES

ACTUALLY DECREASE PUBLIC SAFETY.

INMATES HAVE LESS INCENTIVE TO

BEHAVE OR SEEK REHABILITATION

PROGRAMS WHILE IN PRISON, AND IF

THEY SERVE THEIR ENTIRE SENTENCE

AND JAM OUT, THEY RECIEVE NO

SUPERVISED RELEASE.

SEN. ERNIE CHAMBERS: THERE'S NO

PAROLE.

THERE IS NOBODY YOU HAVE TO

REPORT TO.

ANDREW: NEBRASKA'S ATTORNEY

GENERAL AND PROSECUTORS OPPOSE

THE BILL, WHICH COVERS FELONIES

LIKE DRUG POSSESSION, POSSESSION

OF CHILD PORN, AND ASSAULTING A

POLICE OFFICER.

SEN. MIKE HILGERS: USE OF A

FIREARM TO COMMIT A FELONY, SO

THESE ARE VERY SERIOUS CRIMES.

ANDREW: SUPPORTERS SAY IF THE

BILL PASSES, JUDGES WOULD STILL

HAVE THE DESCRESTION TO KEEP

DANGEROUS INMATES BEHIND BARS

LONGER.

BUT OHER INMATES COULD BECOME

PAROLE ELIGIBLE TWO TO THREE

YEARS EARLY, SAVING THE STATE

$250,000 BY 2019.

SEN. LAURA EBKE: I WISH ALL MY

CONSERVATIVE FRIENDS IN THE BODY

WERE HERE RIGHT NOW.

ANDREW: IN LINCOLN, ANDREW

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Changes in the works that could affect Upstate smokers - Duration: 1:24.

CAROL: MIKE MCCORMICK PICKS UP

THE STORY FROM OUR DOWNTOWN

AREA.

REPORTER: RIGHT NOW, THE GAFFNEY

CITY ADMINISTRATOR IS WORKING ON

AN ORDINANCE TO BAN SMOKING IN

CERTAIN PLACES.

HE SAYS HE IS DOING IT AT THE

REQUEST OF CITY COUNCIL.

ASK I DO NOT THINK YOU SHOULD

SMOKE IN ANY BUSINESS OR

RESTAURANT BECAUSE THERE ARE

CHILDREN COMING IN.

REPORTER: SHE WORKS IN DOWNTOWN

GAFFNEY.

SHE IS A SMOKER WHO WILL SUPPORT

THE CITY'S PLAN.

>> WE SHOULD NOT EXPOSE SMOKE TO

THE CHILDREN ARE ELDERLY.

REPORTER: SHE SAYS IT IS NOT

ALLOWED IN HER OFFICE, SO SHE

STEPS OUTSIDE.

THE ORDINANCE IS STILL IN THE

WORKS.

THEY WILL LIKELY BAN SMOKING IN

PUBLIC BUILDINGS, PARKS, AND

RESTAURANTS WITHIN CITY LIMITS.

ULTIMATELY, IT WILL BE UP TO THE

CITY COUNCIL TO MAKE THE

DECISION.

THEY SAY IT IS A WORK IN

PROGRESS.

NATALIE IS ALREADY SEEING THE

BRIGHT SIDE.

>> IN MY CASE, IT COULD CUT DOWN

ON THE SMOKING.

OR GET RID OF IT.

ME, I NEED TO QUIT.

AND THE MORE WE GET WHERE WE

CAN'T SMOKE, THERE IS LESS A

CHANCE WE WILL.

REPORTER: THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR

SAYS HE WILL HAVE THAT ORDINANCE

READY TO PRESENT TO THE CITY