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Randall, thank God.

Ten years, Tyler.

I've worked here for ten years.

I've brought in 80% of our clients.

I grew this company from a six-man operation

into a 60-person machine.

I've given you

20-hour days, man.

Like, nights away from my wife and children.

My father died, man.

And on the day of his memorial,

you sent me pears, which...

I'm allergic to. And you know this.

Because at the lunch where you hired me,

we ate roquefort salad and I went into anaphylactic shock.

Randall...

And along with the pears that could have killed me,

you sent a card

with a one-line Hallmark message and a typed-out signature:

"From the team."

And for all this, Tyler, I thank you.

You see, for days, I've been plagued by this question:

How do I honor my father's legacy?

Then I realized, I honor it by taking what I've learned

from how he lived his life and having it shape the way

I go on living mine. And so, here it is, Tyler.

Um...

I quit.

Hold on. No hard feelings, man.

I walk out of here in triumph.

I came, I saw...

I conquered.

Sanjay...

it's all you now, brother.

Peace.

TYLER: What are you gonna do?

I don't know.

Maybe instead of running in the morning, I'll go for a walk.

Slow it down a little.

Talk to my mailman.

That seems like a good way to start the day.

Does it hurt?

Your leg.

You broke the hell out of that leg.

Did I?

You know you did.

I know I did.

(laughs)

So... Novak?

Oh, yeah, Novak was a no-show.

Oh...

Yeah, it doesn't matter. You know?

Yeah, but you've been talking about it for days.

It's because I thought

the play was the only thing that mattered. You know?

I looked out at that crowd tonight, I saw that empty seat.

It made me sad, I'm not gonna lie to you.

But then I saw the other seats.

You know, I saw my family and...

I saw you all the way back there and I realized

I didn't come to New York to be in a hit play.

I came to New York to win back my girl.

My girl who would drag a crutch all the way across town

after a 12-hour shift for a stupid joke.

14-hour shift. Okay.

Great joke.

I'm not messing things up with you again.

And however long it takes for me to convince you of that, I--

I'll just wait.

I came here for you, Sophie.

(Sophie gasps)

Is everything all right? You okay?

Yeah, yeah,

I'm just looking for weird moles.

Oh.

Okay.

(giggles)

♪ Mmm, mmm, mmm

♪ Mmm, mmm, mmm

♪ Mmm, mmm, mmm ♪

♪ Mmm, mmm, mmm

♪ Mmm, mmm, mmm ♪

♪ Mmm, mmm, mmm

(William laughs)

(echoing): Something simple, yeah.

Right on. This is the one.

WILLIAM: "Told you I'd send you a postcard.

"Good-bye, my dearest Beth.

"The daughter I never had.

Love, William."

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During water outage, Jackson restaurants have list to obey - Duration: 1:08.

NEED TO DO.

TAMMY: RESTAURANTS ARE ALLOWED

TO BE OPEN DURING THE JACKSON

WATERSHIP DOWN, BUT IT WON'T BE

BUSINESS AS USUAL.

THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

SAYS ALL RESTAURANTS WANTING TO

STAY OPEN MUST SUBMIT A PLAN.

THAT IS NOT ALL THEY ARE

REQUIRING.

THEY WANT THEM TO LIMIT MENU

ITEMS, NOT SELLING ITEMS LIKE

SALAD THAT MAY REQUIRE WASHING

WITH WATER.

ICE MUST BE BROUGHT IN FROM AN

OUTSIDE VENDOR.

THEY MUST LIMIT DISHWASHING AND

INSTEAD USE PAPER PLATES AND

PLASTIC SILVERWARE.

THE RESTAURANT MUST USE CANNED

OR BOTTLED DRINKS.

THEY MUST HAVE PORTABLE SINKS

AND PORTA-POTTY'S.

STATE LEADERS SAY SOME

RESTAURANTS ARE SUBMITTING PLANS

TO GET A JUMPSTART ON FRIDAY.

THE REQUIREMENT WILL BE IN PLACE

UNTIL THE WATER IS BACK ON.

MEGAN: THE STATE HEALTH

DEPARTMENT SAYS THESE PLANES ARE

ONLY FOR RESTAURANTS THAT ARE

SUFFERING AND WATER OUTAGE.

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Ask Kelly: Is Bentonville getting a Walton Arts Center? - Duration: 0:47.

VILLE

AND SPRINGDALE THERE ARE A FEW

SLOW SPOTS TO LOOK OUT FOR.

KELLY: LET'S GET TO TODAY'S ASK

KELLY.

ERICH TEWS ASKS, IS BENTONVILLE

EVER GOING TO GET A WALTON ARTS

CENTER?

ERICH, THE WALTON ARTS CENTER

SAID RECENTLY, ALL OF THEIR

FOCUS HAS BEEN ON THE

NEWLY-RENOVATED FAYETTEVILLE

FACILITY, WHICH WE'RE SEEING

PICTURES OF HERE.

BUT, YES, THEY SAY THEIR LONG

TERM, MASTER PLAN IS TO HAVE

ANOTHER CAMPUS IN BENTONVILLE.

THE PLAN CALLS FOR A 2,000 SEAT

THEATER PLUS A 200 SEAT

PERFORMANCE SPACE FOR EDUCATION

OR SMALLER WORKS.

I'M GLAD YOU BROUGHT IT UP

DEFINITELY SOMETHING WE'LL STAY

ON TOP OF.

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Deadly train-bus crash in Biloxi prompts questions about safety of railroad crossing - Duration: 2:26.

S NOT ONE

OF THEM.

THAT IS EVEN CONSIDERING THE

CRASHES THEY HAVE HAD HERE IN

THE PAST.

>> EVERYBODY IS SCREAMING

THERE'S A TRAIN COMING.

,CASEY: DUANE MCKERVEY, HIS WIFE

AND DOZENS OF RETIREES WERE ON

THIS BUS WHEN IT STALLED ON THE

TRAIN TRACKS AT MAIN STREET AND

ESTERS BOULEVARD.

>> I'M NO ENGINEER OR ANYTHING

, BUT IT APPEARED THAT HE HIGH

CENTERED ON THE TRACKS AND NONE

OF THE WHEELS WERE TOUCHIN

HE COULD NOT GO BACK, HE COULD

NOT GO FORWARD

CASEY: HE SAYS SOME STARTED

TRYING TO GET OFF.

AND HIS WIFE STAYED IN THEIR

SEATS.

>> YOU'RE SITTING IN THE SEAT,

LOOKING OUT THE WINDOW AND THAT

LIGHT'S GETTING CLOSER AND

CLOSER, THE HORN IS GETTING

LOUDER AND LOUDER AND YOU CAN'T

GO ANYWHERE.

CASEY: NTSB SAYS A CSX FREIG

TRAIN PUSHED THE BUS 206 FEET

BEFORE STOPPING.

FINALLY, THE RESCUE PEOPLE

CAME AND KNOCKED WINDOWS OUT

THREW LADDERS IN AND PULLED

ANYBODY OUT THAT WAS ABLE TO GET

OUT.

CASE OFFICIALS SAY IN A PEPSI

JANUARY, TRUCK BOTTOMED OUT AND

WAS HIT BY A TRAIN AT THIS

CROSSING.

IT HAPPENED AGAIN TO A TRACTOR

TRAILOR IN AUGUST 2014.

AND RECORDS SHOW SINCE 1976, 16

CRASHES HAVE HAPPENED AT THI

CROSSING.

NOW THREE OF THE FATAL.

IN 1983, 2003, AND TUESDAY WHEN

4 SENIOR CITIZENS DIED IN THIS

CRAS

>> BOTTOM LINE THINGS LIKE THIS

, NEED TO BE PREVENTED.

PERIOD.

CASEY: BILOXI MAYOR ANDREW

GILICH SAYS THE CITY HAS

RECENLTY BEEN DISCUSSING CLOSING

6 OF THE 29 RAILROAD CROSSINGS

AS THEY MOVE FORWARD WITH TWO

MAJOR ROAD PROJECTS.

THIS WAS NOT ONE OF THEM.

>> IT'S OUR CITIZENS.

WE'VE GOT 44,00 PEOPLE AND WE

HAVE A BUNCH OF VISITORS A YEAR

, AND WE WANT TO MAKE IT SAFE,

FRIENDLY AND BEAUTIFUL AND THIS

CUTS TO THE HEART.

CASEY: A CSX TRANSPORTATION

POLICY SAYS 3 EXISTING CROSSINGS

MUST BE CLOSED BEFORE A NEW ONE

IS INSTALLED

HERE IS MO HISTORY THAT WE

FOUND OUT TODAY.

A ROAD PARALLEL TO THE RAILROAD

CROSSING IS CALLED ESTERS ROA

NAMED AFTER A FORMER COUNCILMAN,

TH FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN

COUNCILMAN IN THE CITY AND THE

FIRST PERSON KILLED ON THESE

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Fayetteville student drowns - Duration: 1:35.

THE STUDENT DISAPPEARED.

REPORTER: FAYETTEVILLE POLICE

SAY THE SIX-YEAR-OLD BOY THAT

WAS FOUND IN A POOL BEHIND THIS

PLAYGROUND DIED EARLY THIS

MORNING.

FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SAY

ROUGHLY TWENTY MINUTES BEFORE

SCHOOL LET OUT THEY DISCOVERED A

MALE STUDENT WAS MISSING AFTER A

RECESS PERIOD.

SHORTLY AFTER.

>> THE STUDENT WAS DISCOVERED IN

A SWIMMING POOL ON PROPERTY

ADJACENT TO THE CAMPUS.

REPORTER: THE BOY WAS

TRANSPORTED TO WASHINGTON

REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER AND THEN

LATER TO ARKANSAS CHILDREN'S

HOSPITAL.

HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT

ROUGHLY 10:00 THIS MORNING.

WE SPOKE WITH ALAN WILBOURN WITH

FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WHO

SAID THEY ARE INVESTIGATING THE

INCIDENT WITH FAYETTEVILLE

POLICE TO PREVENT THIS FROM

HAPPENING AGAIN.

SCHOOL WAS IN SESSION TODAY AND

GRIEF COUNSELORS WERE ON HAND TO

SPEAK WITH STUDENTS AND STAFF.

STUDENTS ALSO HAD EXTRA

SUPERVISION DURING RECESS.

>> AFTER A SITUATION LIKE THIS,

THEY'LL BE EXTRA EYES, TO MAKE

SURE NOTHING LIKE THIS HAPPENS

AGAIN.

REPORTER: WHEN ASKED IF PARENTS

SHOULD BE CONCERNED ABOUT THE

SUPERVISION AND SAFETY OF THEIR

CHILDREN WILBOURN HAD THIS TO

, SAY.

>> SAFETY IS OUR NUMBER ONE

CONCERN AT ANY SCHOOL.

WE ARE TRYING TO DETERMINE

EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED AND TAKE

THE APPROPRIATE STEPS.

REPORTER: FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC

SCHOOLS SAY THEY WILL HAVE EXTRA

TEACHERS ON HAND THROUGHOUT THE

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Joe Diaz' Wednesday Forecast - Duration: 2:12.

SHELLY: HERE'S JOE WITH YOUR

SUPER DOPPLER 7 FORECAST.

JOE: THE MARCH HEATWAVE IS

GATHERING STEAM.

65

RIGHT NOW.

CHECK OUT THE SKIES.

LAST NIGHT, SOME SMOKE INTO

EASTERN PARTS OF THE STATE.

THIS MORNING, FOUR MILE

VISIBILITY IN ROSWELL.

WITH THE HEAT,IT MIXED OUT.

SMOKE LIFTED AWAY.

THE STORY NOW?

THE HEAT.

UP TO EIGHTIES IN THE STATE,

GETTING WARMER.

THIS WILL BE WITH US FOR A

WHILE.

THIS EVENING, MILD.

HIGH CLOUDS.

CHILLY START.

THIS IS OUR WINDY SEASON.

TOMORROW, IN A --

[INDISCERNIBLE]

MARCH, DOING WELL.

STORM TRACKS NORTH, THAT KEEPS

THE HEAT BUILDING ABOVE NORMAL.

TOMORROW, LOW CLOUDS AND

SOUTHEASTERN PARTS OF THE

STATE.

WARMER TOMORROW OVER TODAY.

IN THE SEVENTIES IN ALBUQUERQUE,

RECORD-BREAKING TEMPS IN

ROSWELL.

59, AVERAGE HIGH TOMORROW,

SEVENTIES ON THURSDAY AND

FRIDAY.

SATURDAY, ONE OF THE BETTER

WEEKEND DAYS.

SUBLTE CHANGE ON SUNDAY, HIGH

CLOUDS INCREASING.

DON'T FORGET TO SPRING FORWARD.

For more infomation >> Joe Diaz' Wednesday Forecast - Duration: 2:12.

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Sim Dara - I Want to Open my Own Business but Don't have capital | Success Reveal - Duration: 58:10.

Sim Dara

Mr. Sim Dara talking about The quest

l want to open my own business

Sim Dara 2017

For more infomation >> Sim Dara - I Want to Open my Own Business but Don't have capital | Success Reveal - Duration: 58:10.

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State Senator Jake Files defends himself in failed sports complex controversy - Duration: 2:44.

U'LL SEE ONLY ON

40/29.

REPORTER: SENATOR JAKE FILES

TELLS ME HE CREATED THESE BIDS

FOR A STATE GRANT SUBMITTED FO

WORK DONE AT THE RIVER VALLEY

SPORTS COMPLEX.

HE ALSO SAYS HE DID SIGN SOMEONE

ELSE'S NAME ON A FEDERAL TAX

FORM.

BUT THE SENATOR TELLS ME HE'S

DONE NOTHING WRONG.

>> I'VE BEEN TAKING A BEATING

FOR THIS.

I THINK IF ALL THE FACTS A

PRESENTED PEOPLE WOULD SEE THAT

WE WERE TRYING TO DO SOMETHING

GOOD AND IT JUST DIDN'T HAPPEN

THE WAY WE HOPED TO, BUT I

HAVEN'T FALSIFIED ANYTHING I

HAVE NOT DONE ANYTHING

FRAUDULENT AND I HAVE NOT DONE

ANYTHING ILLEGAL.

REPORTER: THE SENATOR AND A

ELECTION COMMISSIONER WERE

PARTNERS DEVELOPING THE RIVER

VALLEY SPORTS COMPLEX.

IT WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE 8

SOFTBALL FIELDS.

BUT AFTER BEING MORE THAN 2

YEARS PAST COMPLETION THE CITY

CUT TIES.

>> IN LOOKING AT IT FROM THE

OUTSIDE I UNDERSTAND THE

CONCERNS.

REPORTER: THESE BIDS WERE FOR

STATE GRANTS, BUT WHEN I CALLED

THIS COMPANY THE OWNER TOLD ME

HE NEVER SUBMITTED ANYTHING.

I CALLED TWO OTHER CONTRACTORS

THAT DID WORK WITH SOME OTHER

THINGS WE WORKED WITH AND ASKED

THEM IF THEY WOULDN'T MIND

SUBMITTING A BID I'M IN THE

PROCESS NOW OF GETTING THOSE

PHONE RECORDS TO SHOW THAT I

TALKED TO THEM.

TURNS OUT THESE GUYS SAY THAT

THEY'VE NEVER TALKED TO US WHICH

IS NOT ACCURAT

I WOULD NOT JUST SUBMIT A BID,

ESPECIALLY IN THAT WAY.

I WAS NOT A BENEFICIARY OF ANY

OF THIS.

REPORTER: THE WINNING BID WENT

TO DIANNA GONZALEZ.

THE CITY PAID HER CLOSE TO

$27,000.

BUT THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR SAYS

SHE HAS NO BUSINESS LICENS

SENATOR FILES SAY HE'S WORK

WITH HER BEFORE AND SAYS BY LAW

A LICENSE IS NOT REQUIRED FO

WORK IF IT'S LESS THAN $50,000.

>> WHEN YOU JUST SAY OH, HE'

USING UNLICENSED CONTRACTORS, IT

MAKES IT SOUND VERY

ILLEGITIMATE

THEY HAD EXPERIENCE DOING THE

WORK, IT WASN'T ANYTHING TO

CAUSE ANY ALARM SO IT WAS NOT

JUST TRYING TO GO OUT AND GET

UNLICENSED CONTRACT TO DO IT.

REPORTER: THE SENATOR SAYS HE

DID SIGN A FEDERAL TAX FORM WITH

DIANNA GONZALEZ'S NAME.

BUT HE SAYS HE HAD PERMISSION TO

DO I

>> THE CITY NEEDED A W9 FORM

FROM HER, SHE DIDN'T HAVE

PRINTER SHE WAS NOT WHERE SHE

COULD DO THAT SO SHE ASKED ME TO

PRINT IT OFF, SIGN IT AND SEND

IT IN FOR HER, I DID THA

REPORTER: SENATOR FILES PROVIDED

THIS AFFIDAVIT HE SAYS

AUTHORIZED HIM TO SIGN HER NAME.

>> IT CERTAINLY PAINTS A PICTURE

THAT I'VE DONE SOMETHING WRONG

WHEN I WAS UNDER FULL AUTHORITY

TO DO IT.

REPORTER: NOW SOME BUSINESS

ARE CLAIMING THEY HAVE NOT BEEN

PAID FOR THEIR WORK.

FILES SAYS HIS ATTORNEYS AND THE

CITY WILL HAVE TO WORK TOGETHE

TO DETERMINE WHAT WORK WAS

COMPLETED AND HOW MUCH MONEY

THOSE WORKERS ARE OWED.

For more infomation >> State Senator Jake Files defends himself in failed sports complex controversy - Duration: 2:44.

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Sounds of Nature to Sleep and Relax 💦 Waterfall with Relaxing Music for Inner Peace - Duration: 1:00:01.

For more infomation >> Sounds of Nature to Sleep and Relax 💦 Waterfall with Relaxing Music for Inner Peace - Duration: 1:00:01.

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'These crazy voices:' Video of McCandless mom's police interview played at drowning trial - Duration: 1:50.

ER BOB MAYO WAS INSIDE THE

COURTROOM.

REPORTER: THE PROSECUTION PLAYED

VIDEO EVIDENCE OF WHAT LAUREL

SCHLEMMER TOLD POLICE ABOUT THE

DROWNING OF HER TWO CHILDREN.

>> THESE CRAZY VOICES WERE

PROMPTING ME TO ACT

IRRATIONALLY.

REPORTER: LAUREL SCHLEMMER OF

MCCANDLESS IS CHARGED WITH

HOMICIDE IN THE DOUBLE DROWNING

THAT TOOK THE LIVES OF HER

3-YEAR-OLD SON, LUKE, AND

6-YEAR-OLD DONE, DANIEL,

APRIL 1st THREE YEARS AGO.

>> AND I GOT IN THERE WITH THEM

AND HELD THEM UNDERWATER, AND I

FELT LIKE I WAS LOOKING DOWN ON

THE WHOLE THING, JUST KIND OF

OUT OF BODY.

REPORTER: THE PROSECUTION PLAYED

HER 911 CALL FOR HELP, MADE

AFTER REMOVING BOTH CHILDREN

FROM THE TUB AND THROWING AWAY

HER WET CLOTHES.

>> ARE THEY OUT OF THE WATER

NOW?

>> YES, SIR.

>> DO THEY HAVE ANY INJURIES?

>> UM, NOT THAT I CAN TELL.

>> ARE THEY COMPLETELY ALERT.

>> THEY ARE UNCONSCIOUS.

>> ARE THEY BREATHING?

>> IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE IT, SIR.

REPORTER: WITNESSES TESTIFIED IN

201

201

2013 SCHLEMMER RAN

BOTH BOYS OVER PUTTING BOTH IN

THE HOSPITAL AND SHE LEFT DANIEL

IN HER CAR IN 2012 WHERE THE CAR

REACHED 112 DEGREES, INSIDE.

>> YOU STATED THAT THE BOYS

WOULD BE BETTER OFF IN HEAVEN,

IS THAT A CORRECT STATEMENT FROM

YOU IF.

>> THOSE ARE THE CRAZY THOUGHTS

THAT WERE IN MY HEAD.

For more infomation >> 'These crazy voices:' Video of McCandless mom's police interview played at drowning trial - Duration: 1:50.

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JPD officer injured in 3 vehicle collision - Duration: 0:55.

6 WAPT'S ROSS ADAMS

JOINS US LIVE NOW ON NORTHSIDE

DRIVE.

ROSS?

ROSS: THE SCENE HAS BEEN CLEARED

A SHORT TIME AGO AT A BUSY

INTERSECTION, NORTHSIDE DRIVE

AND CALIFORNIA AVENUE AFTER A

CAR IN THIS POLICE CRUISER.

THE CAR IS BANGED UP PRETTY BAD.

YOU CAN SEE THE MOTOR RIPPED

FROM THE REST OF THE CAR.

WE HAVE A WITNESS WHO RESCUED

THE OFFICER FROM THE CRASHED

VEHICLE.

THAT OFFICERS MAY HAVE BEEN

CHASING SOMEONE SPEEDING DOWN

CALIFORNIA AVENUE.

THEY MANAGED TO GET AWAY, BUT

SOMEHOW THE OFFICER COLLIDED

WITH THESE 2 OTHER VEHICLES.

WE ARE TRYING TO FIND OUT THE

CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE IN THOSE

TWO OTHER CARS AS WELL AS THE

JPD OFFICER.

For more infomation >> JPD officer injured in 3 vehicle collision - Duration: 0:55.

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Aracely Arámbula habló de su romance con Luis Miguel | Suelta La Sopa | Entretenimiento - Duration: 3:30.

For more infomation >> Aracely Arámbula habló de su romance con Luis Miguel | Suelta La Sopa | Entretenimiento - Duration: 3:30.

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Jackson Zoo prepares for weekend water outage - Duration: 1:38.

IS ONE THING TO PREPARE FOR

CUSTOMERS ANOTHER FOR ANIMALS,

, SOME THAT NEED A LOT OF WATER

EACH DAY.

>> IF PUSH COMES TO SHOVE, I

WILL FIGURE OUT A WAY OF TAPPING

INTO THE OLD WELL, PULLING WATER

OUT OF IT JUST TO GET US

THROUGH.

SCOTT: JACKSON ZOO OPERATORS

SCURRYING TO FIND WATER OPTIONS

IF THEIR WATER FLOW GOES DOWN OR

OFF STARTING FRIDAY.

TWO CITY WATER LINES FEED THE

ZOO, ONE THAT LOSE PRESSURE LAST

MONTH.

IF THE OTHER DOES TOO, THEY

COULD HAVE SOME BIG PROBLEMS ON

THEIR HANDS.

>> FOR MOST OF OUR BIRDS, A

GALLON WILL LAST US WEEKS, FOR

OUR HIPPOS 1000 GALLONS WON'T

LAST US A DAY.

SCOTT: THE HIPPOS DO THEIR

BUSINESS IN THE WATERWAY.

PLUS THE WATERWAY DOES LEAK.

THAT'S WHY THE EXHIBIT NEED

MORE THAN 1000 GALLONS A DAY TO

BE PUMPED IN.

OTHER EXHIBITS COULD HAVE

PROBLEMS TOO.

>> SOME EXHIBITS LIKE THE CHIMP

MOAT -- WE HAVE BEEN WORKING FOR

A LONG TIME TO FIX A LEAK IN.

IF THE WATER IS TOO LOW I CAN'T

PUT THE CHIMPS OUT.

SCOTT: ZOO KEEPERS WILL START

FILLING EVERY 55 GALLON

CONTAINER THEY HAVE IN SIGHT.

THEY HAVE ALREADY PURCHASED A

COUPLE OF PALLETS OF BOTTLED

WATER FOR CUSTOMERS AND STAFF.

BATHROOMS WILL HAVE TO BE SHUT

DOWN AND PORTABLE TOILETS

BROUGHT IN BEFORE THE WEEKEND.

HERE THERE IS A COLLECTIVE HOPE

THAT THE CITY CAN FINISH THE

WORK IN LESS THAN 2 DAYS BEFORE

THE ANIMAL WATER WORRIES BECOME

HARD TO CONTAIN.

IN FEBRUARY, THE ZOO HAD LITTLE

WATER PRESSURE.

THIS TIME THEY HAVE MORE THAN

THAT, AND THE REPAIR JOB THAT

TAKES MORE THAN TWO DAYS COULD

For more infomation >> Jackson Zoo prepares for weekend water outage - Duration: 1:38.

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Baby alligator first to visit new beach on Mandeville lakefront - Duration: 2:03.

EY TAKE

THEIR KIDS TO THE BEACH OR THE

NEARBY PLAYGROUND?

SCOTT: NORTHSHORE REPORTER HEATH

ALLEN WENT TO THE EXPERTS FOR

THE ANSWER.

>> I THINK YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY

BE CONCERNED.

HEATH: JOHN PRICE OPERATES THE

INSTA-GATOR RANCH AND HATCHERY

JUST OUTSIDE OF COVINGTON.

HE KNOWS ALLIGATORS, AND HE

KNOWS PEOPLE.

>> ALLIGATORS DON'T TYPICALLY

ATTACK PEOPLE, BUT PEOPLE

TYPICALLY APPROACH ALLIGATORS

AND THAT'S A BAD THING TO DO.

STAY AWAY FROM THEM AND YOU

SHOULD BE FINE.

>> I COME OUT HERE TWO DAYS AGO,

THERE IS A BEACH.

AND THEN THE DAY AFTER I COME

OUT HERE THE FIRST SUNBATHER I

, SEE IS ABOUT A FOUR FOOT

GATOR.

HEATH: MIKE COSCINO'S PHONE PIC

GOT A LOT OF PLAY ON SOCIAL

MEDIA, A GATOR ON MANDEVILLE'S

BRAND NEW BEACH, RIGHT BY THE

PLAYGROUND, JUST DIDN'T SOUND

GOOD AT ALL.

BUT THE FACT OF THE MATTER IS.

>> THERE'S ALLIGATORS IN EVERY

WATER BODY IN SOUTHEAST

LOUISIANA.

I DON'T MEAN TO SCARE ANYBODY

ABOUT THAT, BUT THEY'RE THERE.

THEY'RE AFRAID OF YOU.

>> THIS IS ALLIGATOR COUNTRY.

I'M USED TO SEEING ALLIGATORS.

HEATH: BEULAH KELLEY ENJOYS THE

MANDEVILLE LAKEFRONT PLAYGROUND

ALMOST EVERY AFTERNOON.

FOR HER, IT'S A MATTER OF COMMON

SENSE.

>> I DON'T THEY SHOULD BE

PANICKY.

I JUST THINK THAT IF THEY COME

TO THE BEACH, ESPECIALLY WITH

SMALL CHILDREN, JUST NEED TO BE

ALERT.

>> AS LONG AS THEY ARE WITH ME,

IT'S OK.

AS LONG AS WE EYE THE AREA FIRST

AND MAKE SURE EVERYTHING IS

SAFE, THEN I DON'T REALLY HAVE

MANY CONCERNS.

>> THIS IS THE HABITAT FOR THE

ALLIGATORS, SO WE ARE GOING TO

SEE THEM HERE FROM TIME TO TIME

, JUST LIKE THEY DO AT

FOUNTAINEBLEAU STATE PARK.

HEATH: LAST JUNE, WARNING SIGNS

WENT UP IN THIS SAME AREA,

PEOPLE HAD BEEN ILLEGALLY

FEEDING THE GATORS.

SO THEY KEPT COMING BACK FOR THE

FOOD.

>> CERTAINLY CAN'T PREDICT WHAT

A YOUNG CHILD WILL DO AND YOUNG

CHILDREN ARE BITE SIZE TO

ALLIGATORS.

AND THEY ARE MORE INCLINED TO

EAT BITE SIZE THINGS.

HEAT SO A FEW KEYS -- DON'T

FEED THE GATORS, SUPERVISE THE

For more infomation >> Baby alligator first to visit new beach on Mandeville lakefront - Duration: 2:03.

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Remmy Valenzuela: ¿Le ha sacado provecho a sus desgracias? | Suelta La Sopa | Entrete - Duration: 2:22.

For more infomation >> Remmy Valenzuela: ¿Le ha sacado provecho a sus desgracias? | Suelta La Sopa | Entrete - Duration: 2:22.

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Burros halan carro de lujo | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:45.

For more infomation >> Burros halan carro de lujo | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:45.

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Cathy Torres pleads guilty to capital murder in death of her young son - Duration: 2:36.

FOLLOWING THIS SHOCKING CASE,

AND JOINS US LIVE OUTSIDE THE

BENTON COUNTY COURTHOUSE.

REPORTER: JUST TWO HOURS AGO,

CATHY TORRES, PLEADED GUILTY TO

CAPITAL MURDER OF HER

SIX-YEAR-OLD SON AND BATTERY

CHARGES AS WELL.

WE HAD EXCLUSIVE VIDEO OF WHEN

SHE WAS FIRST ESCORTED OUT OF

THE COURTHOUSE IMMEDIATELY AFTER

PLEADING GUILTY.

SHE WAS IN HANDCUFFS AND IN

TEARS.

IN NOVEMBER, HER HUSAND,

MAURICIO TORRES, WAS SENT TO

DEATH ROW FOR HIS PART.

HERE IS WHAT THE DEFENSE

ATTORNEY AND PROSECUTOR TOLD US

AFTER COURT TODAY.

>> WHAT THEY WOULD LIKE EVERYONE

TO KNOW IS THAT KATHY TORRES

DEEPLY REGRETS WHAT HAPPENED.

>> I DO THINK WHATEVER YOU

STRUCTURE A CASE LIKE THIS, YOU

WANT TO FIND AN OUTCOME THAT IS

JUST AND CAN BE GOOD FOR THE

SURVIVING FAMILY MEMBERS.

I KNOW ALL OF THEM WERE EXCITED

AND WERE RELIEVED TO HAVE HER

ACCEPT A PLEA.

REPORTER: TONIGHT WE ARE HEARING

FROM CATHY TORRES FOR THE VE

FIRST TIME.

THIS IS PART OF THE 911 CALL

KATHY MADE TO DISPATCHERS THE

DAY I SAID DIED.

>> UMM HI.

I LIVE AT 9 CRESWELL CIRCLE IN

BELLA VISTA, YES, CRESELL

CIRCLE, AND MY SON STOPPED

BREATHING, HE IS 6-YEARS-OLD

REPORTER: THIS CALL WAS MADE

MARCH OF 2015.

>> ISAIAH.

REPORTER: ISAIAH WAS RAPED AND

KILLED DURING A FAMILY CAMPING

TRIP.

THE FORENSIC PATHOLOGIST WHO

CONDUCTED ISAIAH'S AUTOPSY, SAYS

YEARS OF CHRONIC ABUSE ALSO

CONTRIBUTED TO ISAIAH'S DEATH.

CATHY, JUST LIKE HER HUSBAND,

MAURICIO WAS CHARGED WITH

CAPITAL MURDER AND FIRST DEGREE

BATTERY.

>> COME ON ISAIAH, COME ON BABY,

WAKE UP BABY.

REPORTER: ISAIAH DIED AFTER HIS

RECTUM WAS PUNCTURED WITH A

FOREIGN OBJECT.

THIS IS PART OF THE PHONE CALL.

>> IT WAS JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO

THAT HE WAS BREATHING AND

SNORING AND I MEAN HE DOES

SNORE, HE ALWAYS HAS.

OK.

BUT EARLIER TODAY HE TOLD US HIS

STOMACH WAS HURTING SO WE GAVE

HIM SOME PEPTOBISMAL BUT I MEAN

HE ATE AND HE DRANK.

REPORTER: AFTER SHE PLEADED

GUILTY TODAY, SHE WAS SENTENCED

TO LIFE IN PRISON WITHOUT THE

POSSIBILITY OF PAROLE PLUS 20

YEARS.