Youtube daily Apr 12 2017

TED: RIVIERA BEACH COUNCILWOMAN

LYNN HUBBARD SAYS SHE'S ON A

MISSION TO FIND 500 SUMMER JOBS

FOR TEENAGERS AND YOUNG ADULTS.

>> I THINK THAT ONCE THESE KID

ARE INTRODUCED TO DIFFERENT

CAREERS AND THEY ARE SHOWN THAT

THERE'S OTHER THINGS TO OCCUPY

THEIR TIME, THEY WON'T BE SO APT

AND SO AVAILABLE TO GET INTO

TROUBL

TES: HUBBARD SAYS SHE AND OTHER

CITY LEADERS WOULD LIKE TO FIND

JOBS FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN

BETWEEN THE AGES OF 14 AND 21

AND PAY THEM BETWEEN $9 AND $15

AN HOUR.

THEY PLAN TO REACH OUT DOZENS OF

PRIVATE EMPLOYERS IN THE CITY.

CITY MANAGER JOHNATHAN EVANS

SAYS IT'S A GREAT IDEA

ESPECIALLY WHEN A LOT OF YOUNG

PEOPLE ARE IDLE DURING THE

SUMMERTIME

>> AND SO PROVIDING THEM AN

OPPORTUNITY TO INTERACT WITH

PROFESSIONALS, TO LEARN JOB

SKILLS AND ABILITIES, AND FOR

THE FIRST TIME IN U.S. HISTORY,

WORKFORCE AND WORKFORCE

DEVELOPMENT IS CRITICALLY

IMPORTANT TO ECONOMIC GROWTH.

TED: EVANS SAYS THE JOBS WOULD

BE IN THE MARINE INDUSTRY,

SKILLED LABOR, BLUE COLLAR AND

WHITE COLLAR JOBS, AND

INTERACTION WITH THE CITY.

>> IT'S A BROAD GAMUT OF JOBS

FROM PEOPLE IN PARKS IN REC, ALL

THE WAY TO ASSISTANCE IN

PROBABLY THE CITY MANAGER'S

OFFICE.

>> WE WANT TO IMPACT THE LEVEL

OF CRIME IN THE CITY OF RIVIERA

BEACH AND WE FEEL THAT THIS IS A

GOOD INITIATIVE.

TED: CITY LEADERS AND THE

For more infomation >> Riviera councilwoman aiming to create summer jobs for students - Duration: 1:29.

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Sarpy County Deputies looking for leads in stolen truck cases - Duration: 1:18.

IS TRACKING THE CASE.

JAMES: THIS IS A SURVEILLANCE

IMAGE OF A MAN SARPY COUNTY

INVESTIGATORS WANT TO TALK TO

ABOUT TWO STOLEN TRUCK CASES

THE FIRST TRUCK STOLEN OUT OF

OMAHA, FOUND STUCK IN A FENCE

OUTSIDE A STORAGE CENTER JUST

OFF 180TH AND HARRISON TUESDAY

MORNING.

>> WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR

EQUIPMENT, IN OUR VEHICLES.

JAMES: BRAD GUENTHER OWNS

GRASSROOTS LAWN AND LANDSCAPE

JUST ACROSS THE STREET.

ONE OF HIS WORK TRUCKS WAS

TAKEN, TOO.

>> THE CAMERA DIDN'T PICK IT UP

BECAUSE IT WAS ON THAT SIDE OF

THE BUILDING, BUT I'M ASSUMING

THEY KNEW WHAT THEY WERE DOING

IN ORDER TO HOTWIRE IT AND GET

IT OUT.

JAMES: THERE ARE SECURITY

CAMERAS ACROSS THE PROPERTY HERE

WHERE GRASSROOTS LAWN AND

LANDSCAPE IS LOCATED.

THOSE CAMERAS CAUGHT IMAGES OF

THE THIEVES DRIVING OFF IN THAT

STOLEN TRUCK.

THE SARPY COUNTY SHERIFF'S

OFFICE IS NOW LOOKING OVER THE

FOOTAGE.

BRAD SAYS THE VIDEO SHOWS MORE

THAN ONE PERSON INVOLVED, AND

THE CAMERAS ALSO CAPTURED WHAT

HAPPENED ACROSS THE STREET.

THE SARPY COUNTY SHERIFF'S

OFFICE ISN'T SAYING WHERE THIS

SURVEILLANCE FOOTAGE IS FROM,

ONLY THAT THE MAN MAY HAVE

INFORMATION ABOUT THE STOLEN

TRUCKS.

FOR BRAD, IT'S A SETBACK, RIGHT

AT THE START OF ANOTHER BUSY

LAWN CARE SEASON.

For more infomation >> Sarpy County Deputies looking for leads in stolen truck cases - Duration: 1:18.

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Video: Man charged with sex abuse of girl in school - Duration: 2:10.

DEBORAH THERE IS CONCERN

, TONIGHT THE 13 YEAR VICTIM MAY

BE NOT BE THE ONLY MINOR WHO HAD

A SEX WITH 26-YEAR-OLD CARL

TRUSTY.

>> LET'S UNDERSTAND A CONSENSUAL

RELATIONSHIP IS NOT SOMETHING A

13-YEAR-OLD GIRL CAN OFFER.

A 13 YEAR OLD GIRL CANNOT

CONSENT TO A SEXUAL

RELATIONSHIP.

TIM: POLICE ARE TALKING ABOUT

CARL TRUSTY, A HALL MONITOR AND

BASKETBALL COACH AT COLLINGTON

SQUARE ELEMENTARY MIDDLE SCHOOL

IN EAST BALTIMORE.

THEY SAY TRUSTY ASSAULTED THE

STUDENT, PERHAPS MORE THAN ONCE

ON THE EAST BALTIMORE CAMPUS.

,>> IT DID TAKE PLACE AT LEAST

ONE OF THE INCIDENTS INSIDE OF

THE SCHOOL INSIDE AN OFFICE OR

, CLASSROOM INSIDE OF THE SCHOOL

AND WE BELIEVE THAT HAPPENED

, EARLIER IN THE MONTH OF APRIL.

TIM: INVESTIGATORS ARE NOT

RULING OUT OTHER INCIDENTS

INVOLVING THE SAME STUDENT AS

FAR BACK AS LATE 2016.

FOR NOW, TRUSTY IS FACING A

SERIES OF CRIMINAL CHARGES,

INCLUDING SECOND-DEGREE RAPE, A

SECOND, THIRD, AND FOURTH DEGREE

SEX OFFENSE, SECOND-DEGREE

ASSAULT, SECOND-DEGREE CHILD

ABUSE AND SEX ABUSE OF A MINOR.

,>> THIS IS A PRETTY GOOD

SCHOOL.

I NEVER HEARD ANYTHING MESSED UP

GOING ON AT THIS SCHOOL AND TO

BE IN THIS AREA -- I MEAN TO ME

IT IS A PRETTY GOOD SCHOOL.

TIM: CITY SCHOOL OFFICIALS SAY

TRUSTY WORKS AT THE SCHOOL AS A

THIRD CONTRACTOR FOR A COMPANY

CALLED NEWFIT KIDS.

IT'S A PROGRAM THAT'S OPERATING

IN CLOSE TO A DOZEN CITY

SCHOOLS.

POLICE SAY THEIR INVESTIGATION

IS FAR FROM OVER.

PARTS -- >> SO WHAT WE ARE

ASKING FOR IS ANYONE WHO MIGHT

HAVE BEEN A VICTIM OF

INAPPROPRIATE CONDUCT WITH MR.

TRUSTY, WHETHER IT'S PICTURES,

WHETHER IT'S INAPPROPRIATE

CONVERSATIONS, AND OBVIOUS ANY

-- OBVIOUSLY ANY INAPPROPRIATE

SEXUAL CONTACT TO COME FORWARD

.

TIM: POLICE SAY RIGHT NOW

THEY'RE NOT SURE IF THE

13-YEAR-OLD RAPE VICTIM PLAYED

ON ANY OF TRUSTY'S SPORTS TEAMS.

LIKE I SAID, POLICE SAY THERE

COULD BE OTHER VICTIMS.

THEY WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM

THOSE VICTIMS.

YOU CAN CONTACT POLICE AT THIS

NUMBER.

For more infomation >> Video: Man charged with sex abuse of girl in school - Duration: 2:10.

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Suspect caught after police chase, manhunt - Duration: 0:55.

KRISTEN CAROSA IS LIVE NOW WITH

BREAKING DEVELOPMENTS.

REPORTER: AFTER NEARLY NINE

HOURS THIS SUSPECT HAS BEEN

CAUGHT, WE'RE TOLD HE WAS TAKEN

INTO CUSTODY RIGHT OVER THERE

BEHIND THAT HOUSE IN A SWAMP.

HERE ON ENGLISH RANGE ROAD IN

DERRY.

THE SEARCH STARTED AROUND 9:30

THIS MORNING, POLICE WERE

INFORMED OF A STOLEN PICKUP

TRUCK IN THE AREA.

OFFICER AS TEMPTED TO PULL OVER

THE DRIVER WITH SPIKE STRIPS

TWICE.

BUT HE GOT AROUND THEM.

HE THEN CONTINUED THROUGH DERRY,

HAMPSTEAD, SANDOWN AND THEN TO

CHESTER AND ENDED UP BACK HERE

IN DERRY.

POLICE SAY THE DRIVER DITCHED

THAT TRUCK IN CHESTER SEVERAL

HOURS AGO AND HE WAS ON THE RUN

FOR SEVERAL HOURS MORE, UNTIL

NOW THE SUSPECT HAS BEEN TAKEN

INTO CUSTODY, THIS MANHUNT AND

MASSIVE SEARCH IS NOW OVER.

For more infomation >> Suspect caught after police chase, manhunt - Duration: 0:55.

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Judge reinstates 1st-degree murder conviction against man accused of killing wife - Duration: 1:05.

FITZPATRICK'S ATTORNEY ABOUT

THE DECISION.

SHE JOINS US LIVE FROM

YORK.

BECCAH: PENNSYLVANIA SUPERIOR

COURT SAYS THERE IS ENOUGH

EVIDENCE TO

SHOW JOE

FITZPATRICK IS GUILTY OF

KILLING HIS WIFE, THIS, TWO

YEARS AFTER A JUDGE THREW

OUT

THAT SAME CONVICTION, SAYING

THE EVIDENCE WASN'T THERE.

FITZPATRICK IS NOW FACING

FIRST

DEGREE MURDER CHARGES

FOR DROWNING HIS WIFE,

ANNE-MARIE IN 2012, AND MAKING

IT LOOK LIKE AN

A TV CRASH.

THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

IS CALLING A RULING A MAJOR

VICTORY FOR THE

VICTIMS.

>> THIS IS A LADY WHO KNEW

SOMETHING WAS GOING TO

HAPPEN

TO HER.

SHE LEFT A NOTE IN HER JOURNAL

THE

DAY DIED SAYING IF

SOMETHING HAPPENS TO ME JOE

DID IT AND SO WE'VE BEEN

FIGHTING

FOR HER EVER SINCE.

>> FITZPATRICK'S LAWYER SAID

IN A STATEMENT ABOUT THE

RULING, WE'RE

TEMPORARILY

DISAPPOINTED BUT THIS IS NOT

THE END OF THE ROAD AS IT

RELATES TO OUR APPEAL.

WE PLAN ON GOING THROUGH THE

PENNSYLVANIA

SUPREME COURT AND

I FEEL THAT OUR BEST ISSUES ON

APPEAL HAVE NOT BEEN DISCUSSED

YET.

For more infomation >> Judge reinstates 1st-degree murder conviction against man accused of killing wife - Duration: 1:05.

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Bill would add seven cents per gallon gas tax and surcharge for hybrids - Duration: 1:06.

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LAWMAKERS ARE DEBATING RAISING

THE STATE'S GAS TAX BY SEVEN

CENTS A GALLON AND AN ANNUAL

SURCHARGE ON HYBRID AND

ALL-ELECTRIC VEHICLES.

IT'S AN EFFORT TO FIND NEW

FUNDING TO FIX THE STATE'S

DETERIORATING INFRASTRUCTURE.

OFFICIALS PREDICT THE STATE'S

HIGHWAY FUND WILL HAVE A

SHORTFALL OF $159 MILLION OVER

THE NEXT TWO YEARS.

ALONG WITH THE INCREASED TAX

THERE WOULD ALSO BE AN ANNUAL

200 DOLLAR SURCHARGE ON HYBRID,

ALL-ELECTRIC AND HYDROGEN

FUEL-CELL VEHICLES.

AND THAT'S NOT SITTING WELL WITH

ENVIRONMENTALISTS

-- ENVIRONMENTALISTS.

>> IT IS TRUE THAT AS CARS GET

MORE GAS EFFICIENT, THERE IS

LESS MONEY FROM THE GAS TAX.

THAT IS TRUE.

BUT THE ISSUE IS NOT TO SINGLE

OUT ALL THE AUTOMOBILES IN THE

STATE RIGHT NOW ARE ELECTRIC

VEHICLES OR HYBRID VEHICLES.

TRACY: OTHER PROPOSALS INCLUDE

RAISING SOME FEES CHARGED BY THE

BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES, AND

SETTING ASIDE 10% OF THE SALES

For more infomation >> Bill would add seven cents per gallon gas tax and surcharge for hybrids - Duration: 1:06.

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Appeal filed in Waterville dangerous dog case - Duration: 0:44.

LOOK AT WHAT'S NEXT FOR DAKOTA.

MORGAN: DAKOTA WILL REMAIN AT

THE WATERVILLE HUMANE SOCIETY

INTO THE STATE SUPREME COURT

DECIDE IF IT WILL TAKE ON THE

APPEAL PROCESS OF THE HUSKIES

DEATH SENTENCE.

THE JUDGE SAID THE FACT THAT

THE. KILLED THE NEIGHBORS. THEN

WENT BACK AND ATTACKED A NEW JOB

TEAMS DAKOTA DANGEROUS.

THE LAW SAYING, SHE MUST BE

EUTHANIZED.

AFTER SHE WAS ORIGINALLY

SENTENCED TO DEATH, SHE WAS

ADOPTED BY NEW OWNERS.

GOVERNOR LEPAGE ATTEMPTED TO

PARDON THE DOG, BUT THE JUDGE

RULED AGAINST IT.

IT COULD TAKE UP TO NINE MONTHS

For more infomation >> Appeal filed in Waterville dangerous dog case - Duration: 0:44.

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Video: Clearing, breezy Thursday (4-12-17) - Duration: 3:51.

NOW FIRST

ALERT WEATHER

WITH

METEOROLOGIST

TYLER JANKOSKI

BRIA THAT LONG STRING OF 80

DEGREE DAYS IS SNAPS.

>> IT WAS BEAUTIFUL.

NOW, IT IS MORE LIKE REALITY AND

WE HAVE TO WAIT A WHILE.

IT DOES FEEL LIKE APRIL OUT

THERE.

THAT IS THE FEE YOU LOOKING TO

THE NORTH AND WEST FROM

BURLINGTON.

THE TEMPERATURE I 56 WITH

BREAKS OF SUNSHINE.

THE ABUNDANCE OF CLOUDS WILL

LAST THROUGH TONIGHT.

WE ARE NOT LOOKING AT

TEMPERATURES FALLING TOO MUCH.

56 DEGREES RIGHT NOW IN

BURLINGTON.

COOLER TOWARDS NEWPORT AND THE

ADIRONDACKS.

THIS MORNING, WE HAD A COLD

FRONT MOVE THROUGH.

THAT RAIN IS NOW EAST.

RIGHT NOW, SOME LOW-LEVEL

MOISTURE.

THAT GOES ALL THE WAY BACK INTO

CANADA.

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW, WE HAVE

CLOUDS IN THE FORECAST.

THE SECOND PART OF TOMORROW WILL

BE VERY NICE.

TONIGHT, CLOUDS STICKING AROUND.

THE AVERAGE LOW IS 34.

TOMORROW, WE START WITH CLOUDS.

MOST OF THE AFTERNOON SUNNY

WITH A HIGH OF 55.

CLOSING IN ON 60 DEGREES IN THE

CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY.

OFTENTIMES, IT CAN GET WINDY.

TOMORROW AFTERNOON WIND NEAR 20

MILES PER HOUR.

IT TURNS SUNNY BUT THERE WILL BE

WIND WITH SUNSHINE.

CLOUDS EARLY TOMORROW BUT THAT

MAY NOT THE WAY.

LUNCHTIME, IT IS PRETTY NICE.

GOING INTO FRIDAY, HIGH PRESSURE

OVERHEAD.

FRIDAY, START TO FINISH

SUNSHINE.

IT IS TH START OF EASTER

WEEKEND, UNFORTUNATELY THE DRY

WEATHER DOES NOT LAST.

GOING INTO SATURDAY, WE HAVE

SUNSHINE.

THIS IS SATURDAY.

THE FRONT IS OVER THE GREAT

LAKES.

THOSE RAIN SHOWERS ARRIVE ON

SATURDAY.

ON SUNDAY, WE ARE IN WHAT WE

WOULD CALL A WARM SECTOR.

IT IS MIL WITH SHOWERS FROM

TIME TO TIME.

TEMPERATURES IN THE OVER 70'S.

WE COULD HAVE SOME THUNDER HERE

AND THERE.

THEN WE COOL OFF GOING INTO

MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY.

IT IS THE WARMEST DAY OF THE

WEEK.

73 WITH SHOWERS AND THUNDER.

THEN IT TRIES OUT MONDA AND

TUESDAY.

TUESDAY, TEMPERATURES IN THE

50'S.

OVERALL, THE WEEKEND STARTS DRY

AND TURNS WARMER.

For more infomation >> Video: Clearing, breezy Thursday (4-12-17) - Duration: 3:51.

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37 People take oath of citizenship in Dauphin County - Duration: 1:07.

THERE

AND IS LIVE FROM THE

COURTHOUSE IN HARRISBURG.

MATT: THESE NEW CITIZENS CAME

FROM 16 COUNTRIES AND SOME

WAITED MORE THAN A DECADE FOR

THIS

OPPORTUNITY.

THE 37 NEW U.S. CITIZENS

REPRESENT A CROSSECTION OF THE

WORLD AND THE

STRUGGLES PEOPLE

ARE FACING JUST TO GET TO THE

UNITED

STATES.

GERGIS HANNAH IS ONE OF THEM.

>> FOR A FUTURE FOR MY FAMILY.

MATT: HE'S A CHRISTIAN WHO WAS

LIVING

IN EGYPT WHICH IS

MAJORITY MUSLIM.

HE SAYS HE WAS PERSECUTED

BECAUSE OF HIS

RELIGION AND

JUST THIS WEEK A REMINDER OF

THE DANGER HE'S FACED WITH HIS

FAITH.

ISIS CLAIMED RESPONSIBILITY

FOR BOMBING CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

IN EGYPT

DURING PALM SUNDAY

SERVICES.

HANNAH ESCAPED VIOLENCE LIKE

THAT YEARS AGO WHEN HE CAME TO

THE U.S. WITH HIS TWO SONS

AND

LIFE TO FIND A SAFER LIFE, AND

IN DAUPHIN COUNTY, THEY FOUND

IT.

>> I

FEEL FREE.

MATT: AND AFTER THE NEW

CITIZEN CANDIDATES TOOK THE

OATH OF

CITIZENSHIP, THEY WERE

INVITED TO REGISTER THE VOTE

AND THEY WOULD BE ELIGIBLE TO

For more infomation >> 37 People take oath of citizenship in Dauphin County - Duration: 1:07.

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Officials want stricter criteria for vehicles of teen drivers - Duration: 1:33.

MARK: TEENS ARE AMONG THE

RISKIEST DRIVERS, BUT THEY OFTEN

END UP WITH INEXPENSIVE VEHICLES

THAT DON'T OFFER ENOUGH

PROTECTION IN A CRASH.

THE INSURANCE INSTITUTE FOR

HIGHWAY SAFETY IS NOW CALLING

FOR STRICTER CRITERIA WHEN IT

COMES TO VEHICLES FOR TEEN

DRIVERS.

SOME OF THE MOST BASIC RUL

OFFICIALS SUGGEST ARE HIGH

HORSEPOWER AND YOUNG DRIVERS DO

NOT MIX, TEENS MAY BE TEMPTED TO

TEST THE LIMITED OF A POWERFUL

ENGINE, SO STICK TO THE BASICS

ALSO, BIGGER, HEAVIER VEHICLES

ARE ACTUALLY SAFER.

THERE AREN'T ANY SMALL CARS THAT

MADE THE LIST,

AND LASTLY, A CAR THAT HAS

STABILITY CONTROL IS ESSENTIAL.

THAT FEATURE HELPS MAINTAIN

CONTROL WHEN NAVIGATING CURVES

AND SLIPPERY ROADS

THE INSURANCE INSTITUTE FOR

HIGHWAY SAFETY HAS TWO LISTS

WHEN IT COMES TO RECOMMENDATIONS

FOR TEEN DRIVERS.

BEST CHOICES FOR CARS UNDER

$20,000 INCLUDE THE VOLVO S-80

2007 AND NEWER MODELS, THE

TOYOTA AVALON 2015 AND NEWER,

AND THE DODGE AVENGER 2011

THROUGH 2014.

AND FOR GOOD CHOICES FOR CARS

UNDER $10,000 THE INSTITUTE HAS

THE FORD TAURUS 2009 AND UP

MODEL YEARS, THE AUDI A-6 20

AND NEWER, AND THE ACURA RL 2009

AND NEWE

THE INSTITUTE SAYS 83% OF

PARENTS WHO BOUGHT A VEHICLE FOR

THEIR TEENS BOUGHT A USED ONE.

OFFICIALS ADD THAT PARENTS

SHOULD ALSO BE MINDFUL OF THE

ONGOING RECALL OF TAKATA

AIRBAGS, WHICH AFFECTS A LARGE

NUMBER OF VEHICLES

For more infomation >> Officials want stricter criteria for vehicles of teen drivers - Duration: 1:33.

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City Council holds hearing to remove Bardstown mayor - Duration: 1:47.

W THEY'RE HEARING

EVIDENCE THAT WILL HELP IN THAT

DECISION.

IN A NELSON COUNTY COURTROOM

WEDNESDAY MAYOR JOHN ROYALTY SAT

JUST STEPS AWAY FROM THE CITY

COUNCIL THAT COULD VOTE HIM OUT

OF OFFICE.

ROYALTY IS ACCUSED OF ABUSING

HIS POWER WHILE IN OFFICE EVEN

LYING TO GAIN ACCESS TO PERSONAL

EMAILS OF SOME OF THOSE COUNCIL

MEMBERS.

>> HE WANTED TO DETERMINE

PERSONAL USE OF THE IPADS.

>> DID HE WANT TO LOOK AT

PERSONAL INFORMATION ON THE

IPADS?

>> YES.

REPORTER: THAT'S BRANDON BREWER,

IT SUPERVISOR FOR THE CITY OF

BARDSTOWN.

HE SAYS THE MAYOR CAME TO HIM IN

OCTOBER OF LAST YEAR FOR HELP

OBTAINING GOVERNMENT-ISSUED

IPADS, GIVEN TO CITY COUNCIL

MEMBERS WHILE IN OFFICE.

>> AND WHAT WAS THE MAYOR'S PLAN

FOR OBTAINING THE IPADS ON

OCTOBER 17?

>> TO SAY THEY NEEDED UPDATES.

REPORTER: BUT BREWER SAYS NO

UPDATES WERE NEEDED.

IT'S A CLAIM MAYOR ROYALTY'S

ATTORNEY DISPUTED CLAIMING APPLE

DID HAVE UPDATES AVAILABLE

AROUND THAT TIME.

>> ARE YOU ASKING IF THERE WERE

UPDATES TO BE DONE?

>> YES, YOU WOULD HAVE DONE THEM

AT THAT TIME?

>> YES.

WHEN I HAD THE IPADS, I WOULD'VE

DONE THOSE.

>> OK.

REPORTER: REGARDLESS BREWER SAYS

THE MAYOR ORDERED HIM TO LOOK

THROUGH THE PERSONAL EMAIL

ACCOUNT OF COUNCIL MEMBER KECIA

COPELAND.

THAT ACCOUNT WAS SYNCED WITH HER

WORK IPAD.

BREWER SAYS SOME OF THOSE EMAILS

DATED BACK TO 2013, WHEN

COPELAND WAS NOT A COUNCIL

MEMBER.

>> WERE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT THE

PRIVACY ISSUES OF WHAT THE MAYOR

WAS DOING?

>> YES.

REPORTER: JUST BEFORE 6:00, THE

JUDGE ALLOWED ONE MORE WITNESS

TO TAKE THE STAND.

AFTER THAT THEY WOULD DECIDE IF

THEY WOULD WAIT UNTIL TOMORROW

TO CONTINUE THE HEARING.

IF THEY DO WE WOULD HAVE TO WAIT

AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS WITH THE

For more infomation >> City Council holds hearing to remove Bardstown mayor - Duration: 1:47.

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Almost Perfect For Spring - Duration: 3:11.

ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S

CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE

FORECAST.

KEVIN: A HOME DELIVERY IS

CERTAINLY GOOD.

TODAY IS ONE OF THOSE RARE DAYS

OR YOU WANT TO GO OUT TO THE

STORE.

SO PEOPLE TAKING IN THE

SUNSHINE.

THERE IS ALWAYS TOMORROW IF HE

DID NOT ENJOY IT TODAY.

TOMORROW WILL BE WARMER THAN

TODAY WAS.

70 IN BATAVIA.

67 IN MASON.

PUSHING 70 AROUND BROOKSVILLE.

WILL BE A NICE EVENING FOR DOING

ANYTHING OUTDOORS.

IF YOU CHILL EASILY, WHEN THE

SUN GOES DOWN AROUND 7:30,

TEMPERATURES WILL BEGIN TO SLIP.

WE'LL BE GONE INTO THE 50'S BY

11:00.

-- DOWN INTO THE 50'S BY 11:00.

TEMPERATURES WILL COOL OFF

FAIRLY EFFICIENTLY.

MORE PLEASANT SPRING WEATHER IS

ON THE WAY.

THIS WILL STICK AROUND FOR THE

START OF THE EASTER WEEKEND.

IT STILL LOOKS LIKE WE COULD SEE

RAIN ON EASTER SUNDAY.

HIGH PRESSURE IS IN CHARGE.

THIS SYSTEM AROUND NEBRASKA WILL

INCREASE OUR RAIN CHANCES BY THE

TIME WE GET TO EASTER SUNDAY.

TEMPERATURES WILL FALL BACK INTO

THE MID-40'S.

IT WILL TURN COOL LATE TONIGHT.

WITH DRY AIR IN PLACE, IT WILL

TURN CHILLY FOR MANY PEOPLE

BEFORE THE SUN COMES UP TOMORROW

MORNING.

HIGHS TOMORROW, TEMPERATURES

WILL JUMP ABOUT 30 DEGREES FROM

WHERE WE START THE DAY IN THE

40'S TO MID 70'S.

MOST OF US WILL AVERAGE AROUND

75 DEGREES.

OTHER THAN PASSING CLOUDS, NO

SIGNIFICANT WEATHER SYSTEMS TO

SPEAK OF.

ENJOY THE TRIPLE WEATHER.

EVEN -- TRANQUIL WEATHER.

THERE IS ENOUGH EVIDENCE

BUILDING THAT THERE MIGHT BE A

STRAY SHOWER THREAT SOMEWHERE ON

FRIDAY OR SATURDAY.

I AM FOCUSING ON SUNDAY FOR

BEING THE BEST CHANCE FOR

WIDESPREAD RAIN FOR EVERYBODY.

47 FOR A LOW TONIGHT.

TOMORROW, LOTS OF SUNSHINE AND

PLEASANT.

THIS EVENING WE WILL DROP INTO

THE UPPER 50'S AND MID-40'S

TOMORROW MORNING.

HERE IS YOUR 70 FORECAST.

NOT BAD AT ALL HEADING INTO THE

WEEKEND WILL STOP MAYBE A STRAY

SHOWER THREAT -- WEEKEND.

For more infomation >> Almost Perfect For Spring - Duration: 3:11.

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Afternoon rain pushes water over bank of Kennebec River - Duration: 2:13.

JOE: ALL OF THIS RAIN HAS PUSHED

THE WATER OVER THE BANKS OF THE

KENNEBEC RIVER AND FILL THIS

PARKING AREA ON FRONT STREET.

BUSINESSES AND CUSTOMERS IN THE

AREA USE THIS LOT ALMOST EVERY

DAY.

THEY HAVE COME TO EXPECT

FLOODING LIKE THIS WHEN SPRING

ROLLS AROUND.

RIVER BRINGING MANY IN A GUST

OUT TO THE WATERFRONT TUESDAY.

BUT OTHERS WHO WORK NEARBY ARE

STAYING AWAY.

>> WE WATCH IT DILIGENTLY

BECAUSE IT CAN REACH HAVE IT.

JOE: COLLEEN TAYLOR OWNS THE

VICKERY CAFE ON WATER STREET

JUST ABOVE THE PORTION OF FRONT

STREET THAT WAS CLOSED OFF.

>> BY THE TIME I HAD GOT HERE

THIS MORNING, IT HAD STARTED TO

COME INTO THE PARKING LOT.

JOE: BUT IT'S A FAMILIAR SIGHT

FOR MANY.

LAST SPRING, THAT PARKING AREA

WAS NOT CLOSED OFF BEFORE THE

FLOOD WATERS CAME.

>> IT WAS UP TO OUR KNEES AND WE

HAD TO GO OUT THERE AND MOVE OUR

CARS AND EVERYTHING, IT WAS

CRAZY.

JOE: GINA SERVIZZI WORKS AT A

DENTISTRY OVERLOOKING THE RIVER.

SHE DIDN'T MIND HAVING TO FIND

ANOTHER PLACE TO PARK.

>> I AM GLAD THEY'RE DOING THAT,

CUZ I DON'T WANT MY CAR DOWN

THERE WHEN THAT HAPPENS.

JOE: IT'S SOMETHING THE MAINE

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY HAS

BEEN PREPARING FOR SINCE MARCH.

>> THE RISK OF FLOOD THIS YEAR

IS HIGHER THAN NORMAL BECAUSE OF

THE HIGHER THAN NORMAL SNOWPACK.

JOE: THE SAY THE DENSE SNOW NOT

ONLY PREVENTS RAIN FROM BEING

ABSORBED INTO THE GROUND BUT

ALSO MELTS, ADDING TO THE

RUNOFF.

>> OVER THE LAST FEW DAYS, WE'VE

SEEN A LOT OF MELTING, THAT IS

WHAT'S CAUSING THE FLOODING THAT

WE'RE SEEING.

JOE: FOR SOME NEARBY BUSINESSES

IT CAN MEAN HEADACHES.

>> THAT'S WHERE OUR PATIENTS

PARK, SO WE HAVE A LOT OF

CANCELLATIONS THEN, A LOT OF

PEOPLE ARE LATE CUZ THEY'RE

GOING TO PARK THEIR CARS.

JOE: FOR OTHERS, IT'S A BLESSING

IN DISGUISE.

>> IT KEEPS EVERYBODY UP HERE ON

WATER STREET, SO THAT'S GOOD

THEY'RE PARKING SO THAT MEANS

THEY'RE PARKING UP FRONT, AND

THEY'RE CLOSER TO MY SHOP SO

IT'S KIND OF GOOD FOR ME.

JOE: THE FLOOD WARNING ALONG THE

KENNEBEC IS EXTENDED INTO FRIDAY

AFTERNOON.

THE RIVER IS EXPECTED TO BE MORE

THAN A FOOT ABOVE FLOOD LEVELS

THIS EVENING.

For more infomation >> Afternoon rain pushes water over bank of Kennebec River - Duration: 2:13.

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Cincinnatians can soon get Meijer groceries at their doorstep - Duration: 1:42.

>> WE'RE ON THE BUS TODA

BRIAN: FOR JEFFERY WEINBERG,

GROCERY SHOPPING ISN'T JUST A

MUST.

>> IT'S QUITE A HASSLE.

BRIAN: IT'S A MARATHON.

AFTER RIDING A BUS FROM HIS

RETIREMENT HOME, GETTING WHAT HE

NEEDS, THEN CHECKING OUT, HE'S

FAR FROM THE FINISH LINE.

>> THEY'LL HELP ME LOAD IT ON TO

THE BUS, THEN I'LL GET MY WALKER

WHEN I GET THERE, AND I'LL PUSH

IT TO MY APARTMENT.

BRIAN: SOON, JEFFERY WILL HAVE

AN OPTION AT MEIJER, HE'S NEVER

HAD BEFORE.

BY THE END OF THE MONTH, ANYONE

WILL BE ABLE TO DOWNLOAD AN APP

FROM SHIPT, CHECK ANYTHING THEY

WANT, AND FOR $99 A YEAR, IT

WILL BE DELIVERED RIGHT TO THE

FRONT DOOR

AND JEFFERY PLANS TO BE AMONG

THE FIRST TO SIGN UP.

>> THIS WILL SAVE ME A LOT OF

TIME AND ENERGY.

BRIAN: HE'S NOT ALONE.

>> I THINK IT'S FABULOUS,

ESPECIALLY FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE

HOMEBOUND.

BRIAN: MEIJER IS THE LATEST,

FOLLOWING THE LEAD OF AMAZON,

AND KROGER'S PICK UP SERVICE.

BUT EVEN THOSE WHO PLAN TO USE

IT, WILL BE WATCHING TO SEE HOW

WELL IT WORKS.

>> I LOVE THE IDEA.

NOW WILL THEY PICK OUT THE FRE

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES THE WAY I

WOULD DO

BRIAN: PLANS ARE ALREADY IN THE

WORKS TO MAKE HOME DELIVERY

AVAILABLE IN KENTUCKY AND

INDIANA SOON.

FOR MANY, THE FUTURE OF THE

CHECK OUT IS WORTH CHECKING OUT.

SINCE MEIJER STARTED THIS

PROGRAM IN MICHIGAN LAST FALL,

THEY'VE ALREADY MADE MORE THAN

90,000 DELIVERIES, EVERYTHING

FROM MELONS TO MANGOS.

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Pharmacist talks impact of potential stricter regulations on Xanax in Alabama - Duration: 1:36.

MANDATE THE

COVERAGE.

>> ALABAMA MAY PLACE STRICTER

REGULATIONS ON SCAN -- XANAX.

>> THESE ARE BEING HIGHLY

ABUSED.

>> Reporter: THE STATE BOARD

OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS WANTS

STRICTER REGULATIONS ON XANAX.

>> THEY STOEP BREATHING.

>> Reporter: BECAUSE OF

GROWING NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM

OPIOIDS AND ANTI-ANXIETY

MEDICATIONS.

THE BOARD WANTS TO RESCHEDULE

XANAX TO A STRICTER SCHEDULE TWO

DRUG.

WHICH MEANS MORE DOCTOR VISITS

ARE NEEDED TO GET YOUR

PRESCRIPTION.

>> HIGHLY ADDICTED DRUG.

>> Reporter: SOME SAY THIS IS

NOT THE RIGHT APPROACH.

>> A PATIENT CAME TO ME CRYING

BECAUSE IT WAS A THREE MONTH

WAIT TO SEE HER DOCTOR AND SHE

COULDN'T GET A REFILL.

>> THEY ARE MIXING IT WITH OTHER

DRUGS AND THEIR HEART STOPS

BEATING.

>> Reporter: INSTEAD OF THE

BAND-AID SOLUTION, THEY SUGGEST

PRESCRIBING OTHER DRUGS.

>> THERAPY AND TREATING THE

UNDERLYING PROBLEM, WHICH IS

SOMETIMES DEPRESSION.

>> Reporter: IT MAKES IT

DIFFICULT FOR THOSE PATIENTS WHO

NEED THE DRUG.

>> I DON'T BELIEVE WHAT I SEE

WITH THE HISTORY OF HYDROCODONE

THAT IT WILL CUT DOWN ON THE

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Child found wandering naked in Middletown was found several times before - Duration: 1:34.

>> BOND'S $30,000 CASH.

NO 10%.

ANDREW: TODAY'S HEARING FOR

MELINDA BARKALOW WAS BRIEF, AND

IT WAS ALREADY SCHEDULED FOR

TODAY, EVEN BEFORE HER LATEST

ARREST.

THAT'S BECAUSE HER DAUGHTER WAS

FOUND WANDERING IN THE STREET

JUST A FEW DAYS EARLIER.

WE WENT THROUGH POLICE RECORDS

AND FOUND A TOTAL OF FOUR

INCIDENTS INVOLVING BARKALOW'S

DAUGHTER MIRANDA, DATING BACK TO

2014, WHEN SHE WAS ABOUT

TWO-YEARS-OLD.

LAST THURSDAY, THE GIRL WAS

FOUND HERE AT TRADITIONS

CLUBHOUSE ABOUT A QUARTER MILE

FROM HOM

WHEN POLICE RESPONDED, SHE

COULDN'T TELL THEM HER ADDRESS,

BUT WALKED THEM TO HER HOME.

POLICE SAY THEY FOUND HER MOM

ASLEEP AND UNAWARE THE GIRL HAD

LEFT.

AN ARREST REPORT IN 2015 SAYS

THE GIRL AND ANOTHER CHILD WERE

SPOTTED RUNNING IN THE STREET,

AND WERE ALMOST HIT BY A CAR.

THE GIRLS WERE WEARING NOTHING

BUT DIAPERS.

WE ALSO UNCOVERED ANOTHER

INCIDENT BACK IN 2014.

MONDAY, THE FIVE-YEAR-OLD WAS

SPOTTED BY A NEIGHBOR, NAKED AND

RUNNING IN THE STREET.

>> SHE WAS COVERED IN FECES FROM

THE WAIST DOWN, LIKE SHE HAD IT

CAKED ON THERE FOR DAYS.

I WRAPPED HER AROUND WITH A

BLANKET AND CALLED THE POLICE,

AND COME TO MY UNDERSTANDING IT

WASN'T THE FIRST TIME THE LITTLE

GIRL HAD DISAPPEARED.

ANDREW: POLICE SAY AGAIN ON

MONDAY, MELINDA BARKALOW WAS

ASLEEP AND UNAWARE HER DAUGHTER

WAS MISSING.

>> IT'S VERY SAD TO SEE CHILDREN

NEGLECTED LIKE THAT.

SHE COULD'VE BEEN HIT BY A CAR

OR WORSE SNATCHED UP JUST WITHIN

AN INSTANT.

ANDREW: AT LEAST ONE OF THE

CHARGES SHE FACES IN THIS CASE

IS A FELONY BECAUSE OF PREVIOUS

CONVICTION, AND SHE'S BEEN

ORDERED HELD ON $30,000 BOND.

FROM MIDDLETOWN, ANDREW SETTERS,

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Neighborhood shaken by city's 10th homicide - Duration: 1:26.

S SINCE BEEN RELEASED.

IT'S BEEN THE TALK OF THE

NEIGHBORHOOD.

>> THE CAR WAS PARKED BETWEEN

THOSE TWO SMALL TREES.

HANNAH: PAM WATSON LIVES JUST

DOWN THE STREET FROM WHERE THE

SHOOTING HAPPENED TUESDAY NIGHT.

SHE SAYS SHE HEARD SEVERAL

GUNSHOTS AND WENT OUTSIDE TO SEE

WHAT WAS GOING ON.

>> I SAW TWO VEHICLES LEAVING

THE PARKING LOT.

THE FIRST ONE WAS AN SUV.

HANNAH: WATSON SAYS SHE DIDN'T

THINK MUCH OF IT UNTIL SHE SAW

FIRST RESPONDERS ARRIVE ON

SCENE.

SHE ENDED UP TELLING POLICE WH

SHE DID SEE.

OFFICERS SAY TWO VEHICLES WERE

MEETING UP IN THE BANK PARKING

LOT.

THAT'S WHEN 36-YEAR-OLD ANTONIO

QUINN WAS SHOT AND KILLED.

DES MOINES POLICE SAY THEY'VE

HAD SEVERAL WITNESSES COME

FORWARD.

>> EVERYBODY WAS WILLING TO TALK

TO THE POLICE ABOUT WHAT THEY

KNEW BECAUSE WE LIKE OUR

NEIGHBORHOOD.

HANNAH: OTHERS WE TALKED TO

WEDNESDAY HAD A SIMILAR

APPRECIATION FOR THE AREA.

>> WE'RE VERY PROUD OF OUR

COMMUNITY.

THE FAMILIES THAT LIVE AND WORK

IN BEAVERDALE ARE OFTEN OUT

WALKING AND BIKING, WITH THEIR

STROLLERS AND THEIR LITTLE KIDS.

>> A LOT OF STUFF TO DO AND YOU

CAN STILL BRING YOUR FAMILY

AROUND.

HANNAH: SO WHEN A HOMICIDE

HAPPENS IN THE CENTER OF THE

NEIGHBORHOOD --

>> IT'S SCARY BUT SHOCKING, YES.

>> I SAW THE AMBULANCES GO BY

AND SOMEBODY CAME INTO THE

RESTAURANT AND TOLD US WHAT HAD

HAPPENED, AND WE'RE JUST ALL

THIS MADE BY BIT -- WE'RE JUST

ALL DISMAYED BY IT.

HANNAH: THIS IS THE SECOND

SHOOTING IN THE SAME AREA SINCE

JANUARY.

BUT ONE RESIDENT SAYS HE HOPES

THAT WON'T CHANGE PEOPLE'S MINDS

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Garbage truck flips on interstate - Duration: 0:38.

REPORTS, THE DRIVER HAD TO

ESCAPE BY KICKING OUT HIS

WINDSHIELD

KANDACE: RICHLAND POLICE SAY A

GARBAGE TRUCK SOMEHOW RAN OFF

THE ROAD AND DOWN AN EMBANKMENT.

IT HAPPENED WEDNESDAY MORNING

AROUND 3:00 ON THE INTERSTATE 20

RAMP GETTING ONTO I-55 NORTH.

POLICE SAY THE DRIVER KICKED OUT

THE WINDSHIELD TO GET OUT OF THE

TRUCK.

POLICE SAY THIS IS WHERE THE

TRUCK LEFT THE INTERSTATE.

YOU CAN STILL SEE THE TRAIL

WHERE THE TRUCK RAN OFF THE

ROAD.

POLICE BLOCKED AT LEAST 2 LANES

AS CREWS WORKED TO CLEAR THE

CRASH.

THE DRIVER SUFFERED MINOR

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Man charged with killing infant son in Brunswick cold case pleads not guilty - Duration: 1:06.

.

>> THERE'S NEVER AN EXPIRATION

DATE ON OUR EFFORT TO BRING

PEOPLE TO JUSTICE ESPECIALLY IN

CRIMES AGAINST CHILDRE

THE PASSAGE OF 38 YEARS DID NOT

DETER THE EFFORTS OF THE STATE

POLICE TO BRING THIS CASE TO

JUSTICE.

KYLE: HAGAR WAS ARRESTED FRIDAY

IN CONNECTION WITH THE DEATH OF

HIS 4 MONTH OLD SON, POLICE SAY

IT HAPPENED AT THIS HOME IN

BRUNSWICK.

HIS FORMER HOME BACK IN 1979.

IN COURT TODAY, HE PLEADED NOT

GUILTY TO A MURDER CHARGE, ONE

THAT WAS THE STATE'S OLDEST COLD

CASE.

HIS ATTORNEY SAYS HE NEEDS TO

SEE THE NEW EVIDENCE THE STATE

HAS THAT LEAD TO A GRAND JURY

INDICTMENT ALMOST FORTY YEARS

LATER.

>> I DON'T KNOW WHAT EXISTS FROM

1979.

I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHY IT HAS

BEEN BROUGHT UP.

I JUST KNOW IT'S BEEN

INDEPENDENTLY REVIEWED RECENTLY

BY A MEDICAL EXAMINER.

BUT I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE

CONCLUSIONS ARE.

I DON'T KNOW WHAT LEAD UP TO

THAT HAPPENING EITHER.

KYLE: HAGAR'S BEING HELD WITHOUT

BAIL UNTIL HIS HARNISH HEARING.

THE DATE HASN'T BEEN SET YET.

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UVM hoops team receives star treatment at State House - Duration: 1:57.

TEAM MADE IT TO

THE

BRIAN: THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT

MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM MADE IT

THE NCAA TOURNAMENT THIS YEAR.

IT WAS ONE OF THE TEAM'S MOST

SUCCESSFUL SEASONS EVER.

AND TODAY THE STATE RECOGNIZED

THE INCREDIBLE YEAR.

NBC 5'S KEN DRAKE JOINS US WITH

THE DETAILS.

REPORTER: WHEN YOU WIN THE MOST

GAMES IN A SINGLE SEASON IN

PROGRAM HISTORY, BUILD THE

LONGEST WINNING STREAK IN THE

NATION, AND CLAIM THE AMERICA

EAST CHAMPIONSHIP, SOME

IMPORTANT PEOPLE, START TO TAKE

NOTICE

>> THANK YOU FOR COMING IN.

WE ARE SO PROUD.

REPORTER: GOVERNOR PHIL SCOTT

HOSTED THE VERMONT MEN'S

BASKETBALL TEAM AFTER ITS

HISTORIC SEASON WEDNESDAY

AFTERNOON

THE TEAM MET WITH THE GOVERNOR

IN HIS OFFICE, WHERE THEY

PRESENTED HIM WITH HIS OWN UVM

JERSEY

FROM THERE, IT WAS ON TO THE

HOUSE FLOOR FOR THE CATS, WHERE

A RESOLUTION WAS READ AND

ADOPTED, THE STATE LEGISLATION

COMMENDED THE CATAMOUNTS ON

THEIR HISTORIC SEASON WITH A

STANDING, ROUND OF APPLAUSE

OVERALL, THE EXPERIENCE PUT A

BOW ON WHAT WAS A

ONCE-INALIFETIME SEASON FOR THE

CATAMOUNTS

>> TO HAVE PEOPLE BEING LIKE, WE

ARE AT THIS GAME --

>> WE TRY TO REPRESENT THE STATE

AS BEST AS WE CAN.

TO HAVE THEM RECOGNIZE OUR HARD

WORK TAKES A LOT.

VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE IN OUR

STATE FOLLOW OUR TEAM.

MAKES YOU FEEL REALLY GOOD AND

IT IS ALL PART OF LIKE THIS IS A

SPECIAL PROGRAM.

REPORTER: A PROGRAM THAT POSTED

THE FIRST EVER UNBEATEN AMERICA

EAST SEASON, CLINCHING ANOTHER

NCAA BERTH

AND TO THINK THEY COULD MAKE THE

TRIP BACK TO MONTPELIER, WITH A