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CASES FROM JUST

LAST MONTH.

41-YEAR-OLD SHANE COLLINS FACE

IS A HOST OF CHARGES IN SALEM

AND DERRY, AFTER A HIGH SPEED

CHASE THROUGH SEVERAL TOWNS

YESTERDAY, INCLUDING RECKLESS

CONDUCT, RECKLESS OPERATION,

DISOBEYING A POLICE OFFICER,

RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY, AND

RESISTING ARREST.

AUTHORITIES SAY WEDNESDAY

MORNING SALEM POLICE IDENTIFIED

A STOLEN PICKUP TRUCK WITH

COLLINS ALLEGEDLY BEHIND THE

WHEEL.

POLICE SAY HE TOOK OFF, ALMOST

HITTING TWO OFFICERS WHO TRIED

TO STOP HIM.

THEN LED THEM ON A 20 TO 25-MILE

PURSUIT THROUGH SALEM, DERRY,

HAMPSTEAD, SANDOWN AND CHESTER.

BUT COURT RECORDS SAY THIS IS

NOT THE FIRST TIME COLLINS HAS

BEEN IN TROUBLE WITH THE LAW.

JUST LAST MONTH, HE WAS ACCUSED

OF A NUMBER OF CRIMES.

COLLINS WAS CHARGED WITH THEFT

OF A MOTOR VEHICLE AND PROWLING

IN RAYMOND.

IN FREMONT, RECEIVING STOLEN

PROPERTY AND CREDIT CARD FRAUD.

IN EPSOM, THEFT OF A MOTOR

VEHICLE, AND IN MANCHESTER HE

WAS CHARGED WITH CONDUCT AFTER

AN ACCIDENT AND RECEIVING STOLEN

PROPERTY, IN A CASE ALLEGEDLY

INVOLVING A STOLEN CHEVY TAHOE.

HE FACES ONE COUNT OF RECEIVING

STOLEN PROPERTY OUT OF HOOKSETT

CONNECTED TO THAT VEHICLE.

A CHARGE THAT HE WAS SUPPOSED TO

BE IN COURT FOR TODAY.

COLLINS WAS TAKEN TO THE

HOSPITAL AFTER YESTERDAY'S

ARREST AND IS EXPECTED TO BE

ARRAIGNED ON AT LEAST THE MOST

For more infomation >> Man accused in chase already faces several charges - Duration: 1:32.

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Salem principal runs marathon for others - Duration: 1:30.

TUDENT ATHLETE

WE PUT THE FOCUS ON A DIFFERENT

KIND OF LEADER IN THE SCHOOL.

JAMIE: SO MANY NEW HAMPSHIRE

RUNNERS WILL TACK TELL BOSTON

MARATHON NOT ONLY FOR THEMSELVES

BUT FOR OTHERS.

THE SALEM HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPLE

IS --

PRINCIPAL IS ONE OF THEM.

IT WILL BE THE THE SIXTH OVERALL

MARCH NONAUTHOR TRACEY COLLIER

AND FOURTH BOSTON.

>> SO I AM RUNNING FOR JDRF, THE

JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH

FOUNDATION.

MY NEPHEW PATRICK WAS DIAGNOSED

IN 2010 AND HE WAS 11 YEARS OLD.

AND HE'S NOW 18, AND HEADED OFF

TO COLLEGE, AND IT WOULD JUST BE

GREAT IF WE COULD FIND A CURE

AND HE DIDN'T HAVE TO LIVE WITH

THIS FOREVER.

REPORTER: PATRICK, PICTURED

HERE, IS DOING VERY WELL, HE'LL

PLAY FOOTBALL AT SALVE REGINA.

THERE ARE 10 STUDENTS AT SALEM

HIGH WITH TYPE ONE DIABETES.

IN FOUR PREVIOUS MARATHONS

TRACEY HAS RAISED OVER $15,000

FOR THE CAUSE.

>> IT INSPIRES US A LITTLE BIT,

DEFINITELY INSPIRES ME THAT

SHE'S TRYING TO DO SOMETHING.

>> I THINK IT'S AMAZING THAT SHE

HAS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO GO OUT

AND RUN, I THINK IT'S GREAT.

REPORTER: IN TERMS OF THE RACE

ITSELF, AS ANY COMPETITIVE

RUNNER WILL TELL YOU, IT'S NOT

ALL ABOUT THE CHARITY, TRACEY

HOPES TO SET A NEW PERSONAL

BEST.

>> FIRST OF ALL, I LOVE RUNNING

AND I FEEL LIKE THIS IS MY WAY

TO SUPPORT MY SISTER.

BUT TO BE ON THE SAME STAGE AND

PARTICIPATING IN THE SAME EVENT

WITH THESE WORLD CLASS RUNNERS,

THAT'S PRETTY SPECIAL THAT THEY

LET US DO THIS.

For more infomation >> Salem principal runs marathon for others - Duration: 1:30.

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Bates speaks to students at Deering - Duration: 1:37.

WE ARE TRYING TO COMPETE AND GO

TO THE NEXT ROUND.

TRAVIS: TIP-OFF AT 7:00.

SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM,

TREVOR BATES IS GIVING BACK.

THE WESTBROOK NATIVE WAS AT

DEERNG HIGH SCHOOL GIVING A

TALK TO FRESHMEN STUDENTS ABOUT

HIS JOURNEY TO THE --

STEVE: SORRY, WE ARE HAVING SOME

AUDIO PROBLEMS.

LET'S PICK UP THE STORY AS

TRAVIS WAS TELLING YOU.

TODAY BATES WAS AT DEERING HIGH

SCHOOL TALKING A FRESHMAN ABOUT

HIS JOURNEY GOING TO WESTBROOK

HI TO UMAINE, NOW TO THE NEW

ENGLAND PATRIOTS.

HE SAYS HE HAS MADE MISTAKES

ALONG THE WAY AND WANTS KIDS TO

KNOW THEY CAN OVERCOME THEM,

JUST LIKE HE DID.

I MADE SOME TOUGH DECISIONS

THAT, BY THE RAC OF GOD DID NOT

COMPLETELY SABOTAGE MY FUTURE.

I TRY TO REACH OUT AND SHARE

THAT MESSAGE WHEN I CAN.

I KNOW KIDS GO THROUGH DIFFERENT

THINGS AND EVERYONE HAS THEIR

OWN DIFFERENT TRIALS AND

HARDSHIPS.

IF I CAN HELP THEM GET THROUGH

SOMETHING, AND THEN HEAR

SOMETHING THAT I HAVE BEEN

THROUGH AND IT HELPS THEM ON

THEIR PATH AND JOURNEY, I PICK

IT IS BENEFICIAL.

STEV HE REPORTS FOR OFF-SEASON

TRAINING EXERCISES ON MONDAY.

PROBLEM SOLVED AT THE EXPO.

LET'S GO BACK TO TRAVIS.

TRAVIS NOT THE ONLY PATRIOT IN

MAINE TODAY.

For more infomation >> Bates speaks to students at Deering - Duration: 1:37.

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Potential presidential candidates visit NH - Duration: 1:41.

SOON TO START THINKING ABOUT THE

NEXT CAMPAIGN.

REPORTER: IT'S EARLY, BUT THOSE

FIRST IN THE NATION POLITICAL

WINS ARE ALREADY PICKING UP.

2016 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

MARTIN O'MALLEY WILL VISIT LATER

THIS MONTH, HOLDING HOUSE

PARTIES AND A TOWN HALL.

FORMER O'MALLEY CAMPAIGN COCHAIR

SAYS DEMOCRATS ARE EAGER TO

START TALKING ABOUT THE FUTURE.

>> IF YOU HAVE THAT MEAN PEOPLE

WHO WANT TO SEE THIS COUNTRY GO

IN A DIFFERENT DIRECT, THEY'RE

GOING TO START MAKING NOISES.

REPORTER: HE HAS A LONG LIST OF

CANDIDATES HE'D LIKE TO SEE IN

THE GRANITE STATE.

AS FOR O'MALLEY?

>> I SPEAK TO HIM OFTEN AND

ENCOURAGE TOM RUN IF HE WANTS TO

DO THAT.

BUT THERE ARE A LOT OF FOLKS I'D

LOVE TO SEE UP HERE, AND THIS IS

THE FIRST TIME IN A GENERATION

WE'LL HAVE SUCH A WIDE OPEN

PRIMARY.

REPORTER: THERE'S BUZZ ON THE

REPUBLICAN SIDE TOO, OHIO

GOVERNOR JOHN KASICH WILL BE AT

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE INSTITUTE OF

POLITICS APRIL 27TH.

ONE OF THE BIG STORIES COMING

OUT OF THE 2016 PRIMARY, AFTER

FINISHING SECOND HERE TO DONALD

TRUMP.

>> HE WON FAIR AND SQUARE, BUT I

BEAT HIM IN DIXVILLE NOTCH.

REPORTER: KASICH ADVISOR SAYS

THE GOVERNOR IS SIMPLY COMING TO

NEW HAMPSHIRE TO PROMOTE HIS NEW

BOOK.

>> I DON'T SEE HIM RUNNING

AGAIN, BUT I THINK THAT HE

DEFINITELY WANTS TO BE PART OF

THE DISCUSSION AND THIS PROVIDES

THAT OPPORTUNITY.

REPORTER: THE SENTIMENT IS

SIMILAR IN REGARDS TO FORMER

VICE PRESIDENT BIDEN WHO IS

HEADLINING A MAJOR FUNDRAISER AT

THE END OF THE MONTH IN

MANCHESTER.

WHILE ANOTHER WHITE HOUSE BID

FOR BIDEN IS UNLIKELY, HE'LL BE

78 IN 2020, HIS LONG TIME

SUPPORTERS STAND AT THE READY.

For more infomation >> Potential presidential candidates visit NH - Duration: 1:41.

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Top 10 YOUTUBERS WITH EDIBLE PLAY BUTTONS! - Duration: 9:34.

For more infomation >> Top 10 YOUTUBERS WITH EDIBLE PLAY BUTTONS! - Duration: 9:34.

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Jackson looks to get NBA D-league team - Duration: 0:56.

HALF

THAT.

JACKSON LEADERS HOPING TO GET

SOME BIG TIME HOOPS IN THE

CAPITOL CITY, HEY'VE PUT IN A

BID

TO BECOME THE HOME OF A MINOR

LEAGUE BASKETBALL TEAM.

16 WAPT' S ASHLEY SHAHAHMADI

JOINS US LIVE IN STUDIO WITH

MORE, ASHLEY?

ASHLEY: YEAH MEGAN, THEY'RE

, HOPING TO LAND THE D-LEAGUE

AFFILIATE

OF THE NEW ORLEANS PELICANS.

CITY LEADERS SAY THEY'VE FORMED

A TEAM

WITH THE MISSISSIPPI COLISEUM,

AREA COACHES, AND SEVERAL

BUSINESSES FOR THE BID.

THE NBA IS ACCEPTING CITY'S BIDS

STARTING MONDAY.

PELICAN'S LEADERS HAVE ALREADY

REACHED OUT

TO GULFPORT AS A POSSIBLE

LOCATION FOR THEIR TEAM, BUT SAY

THE CITY'S LACK OF AN ARENA

COOLED THEM ON THE IDEA.

THE MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES VOTED IN

JANUARY TO PUT THEIR D-LEAGUE

TEAM IN SOUTHAVEN.

SO THIS COULD BE MISSISSIPPI'S

SECOND PRO HOOPS TEAM.

THE TEAM WOULD BEGIN PLAYING IN

THE 2018

For more infomation >> Jackson looks to get NBA D-league team - Duration: 0:56.

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Friends pay respects to late officer - Duration: 1:14.

INFORMATION TO CONTACT THEM.

>> RIGHT NOW, ROSS ADAMS IS LIVE

AT JACKSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME

FOR THE VISITATION OF CORPORAL

ALAN HARPER ROSS.

THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR SAYS

THEY HAVE SEEN ABOUT 1500 PEOPLE

STREAM TO THE DOORS ON AFTERNOON

PAYING THEIR RESPECTS.

PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE

REMEMBERING THIS OFFICER, NOT

ONLY AS A JPD POLICE OFFICERS

BUT POLICE OFFICERS FROM AROUND

THE CITY AND METRO.

HIS PARENTS, THEY ARE

OVERWHELMED BY THIS HUGE

OUTPOURING OF LOVE.

HE DIED AS A RESULT OF INJURIES

A MOTORCYCLE CRASH IN DOWNTOWN

LAST WEEK.

THE FACT THAT SOME A SHOWED UP

For more infomation >> Friends pay respects to late officer - Duration: 1:14.

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Support, funding pouring in for Tenth Street Market - Duration: 1:56.

CHINH: THE NON-PROFIT GROUP

TENTH STREET MARKET, INC., NAMED

FOR THE PROJECT, SAYS IT'S

OPTIMISTIC THE GOAL WILL BE

REACHED IN TIME FOR CONSTRUCTION

TO START THIS SUMMER.

MEANTIME, MANY BUSINESSES, AS

WELL AS THE GREATER OMAHA

CHAMBER AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS,

ARE READY TO SUPPORT.

CHANGE HAS COME TO THE 10TH

STREET CORRIDOR.

AND A FRESH IDEA FOR THIS

HISTORIC BUILDING NEAR 10TH AND

PIERCE

IT WAS BUILT IN 1909 AS A

TROLLEY BARN FOR THE OMAHA

COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET CAR, THEN

USED AS A POSTAL ANNEX UNT

2016.

NOW THE 65,000 SQUARE FOOT SPACE

IS STOCKING UP TO BECOME THE

TENTH STREET MARKET.

>> IT'S JUST A REALLY GREAT

COMMUNITY AND LOT OF

OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLABORATIONS

AMONG THE TENANTS.

CHINH: LAURA HALL WITH VIC

GUTMAN AND ASSOCIATES IS THE

PROJECT MANAGER.

SHE SAYS THE YEAR-ROUND MARKET

WILL BE ON THE MAIN LEVEL.

RESTAURANTS, EVENT SPACE, A

MICROBREWERY ARE OPTIONS FOR THE

LOWER LEVEL, AND EVEN PLANS FOR

A ROOFTOP.

>> THE OMAHA FARMERS MARKETS

HAVE JUST INCREASED IN

POPULARITY OVER THE YEARS AND

THE LOCAL FOODS MOVEMENT HAS

REALLY TAKEN OFF.

THERE'S JUST A TON OF INTEREST

IN KEEPING MONEY LOCAL AND

KEEPING YOUR FOOD LOCAL.

CHINH: HALL SAYS A NON-PROFIT

BEHIND THE PROJECT HAS RAISED

MORE THAN $7 MILLION AND PLANS

TO APPLY FOR GRANTS, FEDERAL

FUNDING, AND TAX INCREMENT

FINANCING TO REACH $18.6

MILLION.

THE GOAL IS TO OPEN BY FAL

2018.

>> ALRIGHT, WE'RE READY TO START

THE TOUR.

CHINH: MEANTIME, SUPPORT IS

POURING IN.

>> IT'S IMPERATIVE SO IF YOU'RE

HAVING YOUNG PROFESSIONALS WHO

ARE LOOKING WHETHER THEY'RE

GOING TO STAY OR LEAVE THIS

CITY, I THINK THIS IS ONE OF

THOSE CIVIC ASSET PROJECTS THAT

REALLY CAN MAKE OR BREAK THAT

IDEA.

CHINH: LUKE HOFFMAN SAYS THE

GREATER OMAHA CHAMBER OF

COMMERCE AND ITS YOUNG

PROFESSIONALS COUNCIL ARE

SPREADING THE EXCITEMENT IN THIS

LETTER OF SUPPORT AND ON SOCIAL

MEDIA.

>> IT'S GOING TO BE THE CROWN

For more infomation >> Support, funding pouring in for Tenth Street Market - Duration: 1:56.

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Twins swap on test day, joke stirs up controversy - Duration: 1:34.

REPORTS, THEIR IDEA OF A JOKE IS

CAUSING CONCERN.

52:53 THEYRE NOT IDENTICAL.

THEY ARE FRATERNAL TWINS.

>> APRIL AND ADDISON MORGAN,

LOOK VERY VERY SIMILAR, BUT, YOU

CAN TELL THEM APART.

THEIR PERSONALITIES ARE OF

COURSE DIFFERENT BUT THEIR FACE

SHAPES ARE DIFFERENT.

APRILL HAS A MARK ON HER

FOREHEAD HERE, DUE TO CPAC SHE

WAS ON.

IT'S A RAISED BUM

ADDISON HAS A MOLE ABOVE HER

RIGHT EAR, RIGHT HERE.

>> THE GIRLS FIGURED NO ONE

WOULD CATCH ON, WHEN THEY,

SWAPPED CLASSES.

THIS WAS THE FIRST TIME

THEY'VE EVER SWITCHED, THEY SAID

IT WAS A JOKE.

THE BIGGER PROBLEM?

IT WAS DISTRICT TESTING DAY.

I SAID, I WILL REPRIMAND THEM AT

HOME, THEY'LL GET DISCIPLINED

AND WE'LL HANDLE IT FROM THERE.

>> CHEROKEE COUNTY SCHOOL

DISTRICT OFFICIALS WOULDN'

DISCUSS THE TWINS BEHAVIOR,

DIDN'T WANT TO GO ON CAMERA, OR

GIVE A STATEMENT, BUT-THEY SAY

THEY TAKE TESTING SERIOUSLY.

AND IF A STUDENT TAKES A TEST

FOR ANOTHER STUDENT-OR IF THE

CLASS IS LEFT UNSUPERVISED THE

RESULTS WON'T COUNT.

BUT THEIR MOM SAYS HER

DAUGHTERS' TESTS WERE NOT

INVALIDATED.

NOW THE SCHOOL WANTS HER TO COME

IN OR SKYPE-TO SAY WHICH CHILD

IS WHICH BEFORE TESTING.

>> IF THEY CANT TELL MY CHILDREN

APART DURING TESTING DAYS, HOW

ARE THEY TELLING THEM APART AND

MAKING SURE THEY ARE IN THE

For more infomation >> Twins swap on test day, joke stirs up controversy - Duration: 1:34.

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Prosecutor: Race may have been factor Jamie Urton homicide - Duration: 2:09.

LIST OF SCATHING ADJECTIVES FOR

THE SUSPECTS.

THE MURDER ON THIS PART OF

KENTON STREET SINKS TO A DEPTH

BEYOND REASON.

>> THE MENTALITY INVOLVED IN

THIS CRIME IS UNFATHOMABLE.

BRIAN: HAMILTON COUNTY

PROSECUTOR JOE DETERS SAYS THE

GRAND JURY SAW SURVEILLANCE

VIDEO OF THE CRIME, THEN

RETURNED MURDER INDICTIMENTS ON

TWO MEN.

>> I GOT TO TELL YOU, IT IS

DISGUSTING TO SEE SOMETHING LIKE

THIS HAPPEN.

BRIAN: DETERS SAYS A VAN BLOCKED

THE VIEW OF JAMIE URTON, SO HE

COULDN'T SEE THE FOUR-YEAR-OLD,

WHO DARTED IN FRONT OF HIS CAR.

THE CHILD WAS HIT, THEN JAMALL

KILLINGS, THE BOY'S FATHER,

ALLEGEDLY HEADED STRAIGHT TOWARD

URTON.

>> YOU WOULD THINK YOUR FIRST

INSTINCT WOULD BE TO GO TO YOUR

FOUR-YEAR-OLD.

NO, HIS FIRST INSTINCT WAS TO GO

TO THE CAR, OPEN THE DOOR AND

START BEATING THE DRIVER.

BRIAN: RACE FACTORS IN WHAT

HAPPENED NEXT.

URTON IS WHITE, KILLINGS AND

DEONTE BABER, ANOTHER MAN WHO

APPEARS ON THE SCENE, ARE BLACK,

SO WAS URTON'S PASSENGER.

THE PROSECUTOR SAYS BABER TOLD

THE PASSENGER, "GET OUT, YOU'RE

BLACK."

AFTER THAT, DETERS SAYS BABER

FIRED OFF FIVE SHOTS, HITTING

URTON ONCE.

URTON BLED TO DEATH.

BABER IS STILL ON THE LOOSE.

CARL LEWIS IS KILLINGS'

ATTORNEY.

>> AT MOST MY CLIENT MIGHT BE

FACING A MISDEMEANOR ASSAULT

CHARGE IF HE STRUCK MR. URTON IN

THE VEHICLE.

BRIAN: DETERS IS HOPING TO GET A

FEDERAL WARRANT ON BABER.

THAT WAY U.S. MARSHALS COULD GET

INVOLVED.

SOUNDS LIKE THEY THINK HE MIGHT

HAVE CROSSED STATE LINES.

REPORTING LIVE, BRIAN HAMRICK,

WLWT NEWS 5.

MIKE: DETERS RECOGNIZED THIS

QUALIFIED AS A HATE CRIME.

WHY AREN'T EITHER OF THE MEN

FACING THOSE CHARGES?

BRIAN: WHENEVER YOU HAVE A CRIME

LIKE VANDALISM, A HATE CRIME

CHARGE WILL BUMP THAT UP.

BUT IN OHIO, IT DOES NOT

INCREASE THE PENALTY ON A MURDER

CHARGE.

For more infomation >> Prosecutor: Race may have been factor Jamie Urton homicide - Duration: 2:09.

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LOOK: Shank-style contraptions found by transit officers - Duration: 1:47.

ANCHOR ROYALE DA IS LIVE TONIGHT

WITH THE STRANGE STORY.

ROYALE INSIDE THE ALVARADO

TRANSPORTATION CENTER.

TELL US ABOUT THIS THING.

I AM GUESSING IT IS A CHEF'S

KNIFE.

ROYALE THIS GIVING UP BY

SOMEONE GETTING ONTO A CITY BUS.

THE OFFICER FOUND THIS IN A

BACK PACK A FEW YEARS AGO.

ROYALE: THERE IS A BOX CUTTER

AND A CLUB.

>> YOU CAN SEE WHERE IT SCREWS

IN.

ROYALE THIS IS CALLED TRAINING

AIDS TO SHOW OFFICERS WHAT THEY

CAN BE UP AGAINST.

THEY WANT TO SHOW THEM THE

CAN FIND ALL SORTS OF THINGS AND

SOME OF THESE CAN BE USED AS

WEAPONS.

ROYALE HE SAYS THESE CAN'T BE

USED ON BUSES.

THESE WERE USED ALL AROUND THE

TRANSIT CENTER ON AND AROUND

BENCHES AND EVEN IN BUSHES.

>> I AM A LITTLE WORRIED.

THERE ARE A LOT OF KIDS AND

TEENAGERS WHO RIDE THE BUS.

ROYALE HE SAYS HE DOES NOT SEE

PEOPLE WITH THESE TYPES OF

THINGS AROUND THE STATION.

BUT PEOPLE ARE BRINGING THEM

HERE.

THE BUS IS A SAFE PLA.

IF IT WERE NOT WE WOULD NOT BE

ABLE TO RUN IT.

ROYALE DOUG, AND ALL OF THESE

DEVICES THAT HAVE BEEN FOUND --

TWO WERE SURRENDERED BY PEOPLE.

THE REST WERE FOUND AROUND HERE.

For more infomation >> LOOK: Shank-style contraptions found by transit officers - Duration: 1:47.

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JATRAN buses get new look - Duration: 0:42.

$23 MILLION.

JA TRAN BUSES HAVE A NEW LOOK.

YOU CAN SEE THE FAMILIAR ORANGE

JATRAN LOGO ON ONE SIDE OF THE

BUSES, BUT ON THE OTHER SIDE

THERE'S A PICTURE

OF THE JACKSON CITY SKYLINE AND

A RED BACKGROUND

WITH THE HASHTAG WE ARE JACKSON.

CITY LEADERS BOUGHT 12 USED

BUSES

AFTER RIDERS COMPLAINED SOME

ROUTES

WEREN'T RUNNING ON TIME.

>> THIS HAS BEEN A LONG TIME

COMING.

THERE WERE SOME HURDLES WE HAD

TO GET OVER.

WE DIDN'T GIVE UP AND LOOK AT IT

WE'RE ALL HERE THIS MORNING WITH

A BIG SMILE.

For more infomation >> JATRAN buses get new look - Duration: 0:42.

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Concord sexual assault suspect arrested in Tennessee - Duration: 1:13.

CHERISE LECLERC LIVE IN CONCORD

WITH THE ALLEGATIONS.

REPORTER: THE ALLEGED CRIMES

TOOK PLACE BACK IN THE 1990'S.

POLICE SAY THE ALLEGED VICTIM IN

THIS CASE CAME FORWARD TO THEM

LATE LAST YEAR.

NOW, THIS INVESTIGATION SENT

CONCORD POLICE DETECTIVES DOWN

TO KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE, WHERE

THEY AND OTHER AGENCIES ARRESTED

54-YEAR-OLD RONALD BURR.

HE NOW FACES SEVEN CHARGES OF

AGGRAVATED AND FELONIOUS SEXUAL

ASSAULT.

POLICE SAY THE ASSAULTS TOOK

PLACE WHEN THE MAN WAS A CHILD

LIVING IN CONCORD AND OTHER

ASSAULTS MAY HAVE CONTINUED IN

TENNESSEE.

BUT THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS

HAS RUN OUT THERE.

AUTHORITIES SAY THIS

INVESTIGATION IS NOT OVER, AND

THAT THERE IS A POSSIBILITY OF

MORE VICTIMS.

>> I THINK THIS WAS A SITUATION

WHERE WE HAD HAD A VICTIM WHO

HAS BEEN THROUGH A VERY

TRAUMATIC SITUATION, HE WAS VERY

STRONG WILLED AND ABLE TO STILL

COME FORWARD AND TRY TO SEEK

JUSTICE FO HER AND PROTECT

ANYBODY ELSE THAT MAY HAVE BEE

VICTIMIZED.

REPORTER: ANYONE WITH

INFORMATION ON THIS CASE OR THAT

For more infomation >> Concord sexual assault suspect arrested in Tennessee - Duration: 1:13.

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Former inmate empowers youth - Duration: 1:37.

FORMER INMATE WHO TURNED HIS

LIFE AROUND IS TEACHING YOUNG

PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY.

OUR MARGARET JOHNSON SHOWS US

HOW HE'S HOPING TO END THE CYCLE

OF POVERTY.

MARGARET GARY ANDERSEN HAS HAD

A PRETTY ROUGH LIFE HIMSELF.

HE SPENT TIME IN PRISON FOR

DRUGS AND STEALING.

BUT HE OVERCAME ALL OF THAT AND

IS NOW A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN.

WE CAUGHT UP WITH HIM AT A

HABITAT HOUSE IN WINSTON SALEM,

WITH A COUPLE OF MEN HE HAS

HIRED TO DO YARD WORK-PAINTING

-- YARD WORK, PAINTING, AND

RESTORATION, HOPING TO HELP THEM

BREAK THE CYCLE OF GENERATIONAL

POVERTY AND HUNGER IN THEIR

FAMILIES, MEN LIKE 26-YEAR-OLD

RASHAD BURGESS.

>> IF I DID NOT HAVE THIS, I

WOULD PROBABLY BE OUT IN THE

STREETS, DAD, OR BACK IN PRISON.

>> HE HAS NOT GOTTEN A FAIR

BREAK, AND WHEN I WAS TOLD ABOUT

HIM, IT JUST REALLY TOUCHED MY

HEART THAT I CAN DO SOMETHING

WITH THIS KID, I CAN HELP HIM.

MARGARET: HE WANTS TO HELP MORE.

THAT'S WHY HE IS REACHING OUT TO

LOCAL UNIVERSITIES, BIG

COMPANIES AND NONPROFITS,

IMPLORING THEM TO SHARE THE

WEALTH WITH THIS UNDER=SERVED

POPULATION.

HE SAYS THERE ARE MANY JOBS

THESE COMPANIES CAN OFFER, FROM

LANDSCAPING TO REPAIR WORK TO

CLEANUP ON BIG DEVELOPMENT

PROJECTS.

ANDERSON SAYS THESE MEN CAN DO

THAT WORK.

THEY JUST NEED AN OPPORTUNITY.

>> WE ARE TRYING TO GET TO A

PLACE WHERE PEOPLE WHO HAVE FEW,

IF ANY, OPPORTUNITIES TO ENJOY

THE THINGS IN LIFE THAT ARE

DECENT AND GOOD.

WE CAN HELP TO INSTILL

CONFIDENCE IN PEOPLE AND LET

THEM SEE WHAT HARD WORK WILL DO.

I STARTED WITH NOTHING, AND I'VE

GOT 98% OF THAT LEFT.

MARGARET: BREAKING THE CYCLE ONE

JOB AT A TIME.

For more infomation >> Former inmate empowers youth - Duration: 1:37.

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Video: Some showers Easter Weekend (4-13-17) - Duration: 3:40.

IT IS A GORGEOUS.

A GREAT SUNSET.

A FEW HIGH CLOUDS OUT THERE.

GET THE CAMERA IS READY.

THAT IS A WONDERFUL IDE.

TOMORROW IS EVEN BETTER THAN

TODAY.

WANT TO GET YOU OVER TO THE

MAPS.

THE TEMPERATURE IS 56.

IS WHERE WE SHOULD BE FOR

THIS TIME OF YEAR.

THE WIND IS COME DOWN A GOOD

AMOUNT.

THE PLANNER SHOWS LOW 40'S IN

THE EVENI AND 30'S AFTER

MIDNIGHT.

IT IS ON THE CHILLY SIDE.

WE HAVE ONE RIVER LEFT THAT WE

ARE WATCHING FOR MINOR FLOODING.

OTHER THAN FLOODING CONCERNS.

51 DEGREES IN ST. JOHNSBURY.

COOLER IN THE ADIRONDACKS.

53 DEGREES IN MIDDLE VERY.

A LOT OF SUNSHINE CLOSER TO

CANADA.

THERE ARE MORE CLOUDS ASSOCIATED

WITH A DISTURBANCE IN THE

MID-ATLANTIC.

IN SOUTHERN VERMONT, CLEAR SKIES

OVERNIGHT.

IT WILL TAKE A FEW MORE HOURS

FOR THE CLOUDS TO MOVE.

A LARGE PORTION OF THE MOON IS

VISIBLE.

TOMORROW, WE HAVE START TO

FINISH SUNSHINE.

56, TH HIGH IN MONTPELIER.

WIND NOT MUCH OF A PLAYER.

CLEAR SKY INTO SATURDAY MORNING.

TO START THE WEEKEND, IT IS

BEAUTIFUL.

WE WILL HAVE A FEW RAIN SHOPS BY

DINNERTIME.

THOS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH

SUNDAY.

IT IS REALLY MILD.

70'S FOR EASTER SUNDAY.

GIVEN THE WARMTH, A FEW RUMBLES

OF THUNDER.

THIS IS EASTE SUNDAY.

IT DOESN'T RAIN THE WHOLE TIM

A WILL NOT BE COMPLETELY CLEAR

ON SUNDAY.

MUCH COOLER HEADING INTO NEXT

WEEK.

WE COULD STRUGGLED AND 50

DEGREE ON WEDNESDAY.

THE WARMEST PART OF THE WEEK IS

EAST WEEKEND.

HERE IS THE FORECAST GOING

FORWARD.

CLOUDS LEFTOVER ON MONDAY.

A LOT OF SUN BY TUESDAY WITH A

HIGH OF 55.

UNSETTLED WITH RAIN SHOWERS ON

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.

For more infomation >> Video: Some showers Easter Weekend (4-13-17) - Duration: 3:40.

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Maine runner overcomes car accident to run Boston - Duration: 3:25.

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TRAVIS ON MONDAY, CLOSE TO

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STEVE: ON MONDAY, CLOSE TO

30,000 RUNNERS WILL GATHER AT

THE START LINE IN HOPKINGTON,

MASSACHUSETTS FOR THE 121ST

BOSTON MARATHON.

MEGHAN: EACH AND EVERY RUNNER

WILL HAVE HIS AND HER STORY OF

THEIR JOURNEY TO THE MARATHON.

AS WMTW NEWS 8'S TRAVIS LEE

TELLS US, FEW WILL HAVE A STORY

OF PERSEVERANCE LIKE MAINE'S

SHELBY KAPLAN.

TRAVIS: LOOKING FOR A WAY TO

STAY ACTIVE SHELBY KAPLAN TOOK

, UP RUNNING BY JOINING THE UNUM

TRACK TEAM AS A YOUNG

PROFESSIONAL.

BUT IT WASN'T LONG AFTER THAT

HER COMPETITIVE NATURE TOOK OVER

AND SHE BEGAN SETTING HER SIGHTS

ON THE BOSTON MARATHON.

>> I CROSSED THE FINISH LINE AT

MY FIRST MARATHON, AND BEFORE

GOT INTO THE CAR, OR HOBBLED

INTO MY MOM'S CAR, I SAID TO

HER THAT THAT WAS FUN, BUT I BET

I COULD DO BETTER, I BET I COULD

DO BOSTON.

TRAVIS: BUT TO DO BOSTON, SHE'D

HAVE TO SHAVE ALMOST AN HOUR OFF

HER TIME TO MEET THE QUALIFYING

STANDARD.

>> IT JUST BECAME THIS, I

WOULDN'T SAY OBSESSION, BUT THI

PASSION THIS CONSTANT DRIVE TO

, SHAVE OFF TIME.

AND IT TOOK ME 7 MARATHONS TO

FINALLY GET IT, BUT I GOT IT.

TRAVIS: AFTER MEETING THE

STANDARD LAST MAY AT THE

SUGARLOAF MARATHON, KAPLAN

CONTINUED TO TRAIN FOR BOSTON,

AND HAD GONE OUT ON A 4TH

JULY RUN WHEN HER DREAM TOOK A

HIT, LITERALLY.

>> I'M CROSSING A STREET AT A

STOP SIGN AND A DRIVER DIDN'T

SEE ME, STRUCK ME ON MY LE

SIDE AND RAN OVER BOTH MY LEGS.

TRAVIS: KAPLAN WALKED AWAY WITH

A GRADE 2 MLC STRAIN, AN

AVULSION FRACTURE IN HER ANKLE

AND TIRE MARKS ON HER LEGS,

COULD HAVE BEEN MUCH WORSE.

BUT HER THOUGHTS IMMEDIATELY

TURNED TO HER GOAL

>> I WAS LIKE, PULLING MY LEGS

OUT FROM UNDER THE CAR, WAILING,

AND THE FIRST RESPONDER THAT

CAME, IT WAS A WOMAN THAT CAME

FROM ACROSS THE STREET, AN

SHE'S HOLDING ME TELLING ME

EVERYTHING WILL BE ALRIGHT, SO I

WAS LIKE, BUT I GOT TO RUN

BOSTON.

TRAVIS: KAPLAN RETURNED TO WORK

AND IT DIDN'T TAKE HER LONG TO

START HER ROAD TO RECOVERY.

>> I'D PROP MY BAD LEG UP ON THE

AERODYNE BIKE, USE MY OTHER LEG

TO PUMP ON THE BIKE, BECAU

THE SUN WAS FINE -- IN THIS ONE

WAS FINE.

AND JUST PUMP AWAY ON MY ARMS,

DO THAT AND MY CORE EXERCISES.

TRAVIS: SHE PROGRESSED FROM

WALKING TO JOGGING AND NOW TO

THE POINT WHERE SHE WILL RUN

BOSTON, EVEN THOUGH SHE WON'T BE

100%.

HER BOYFRIEND HAD A FRONT ROW

SEAT FOR HER RECOVERY.

>> TO REALIZE A DREAM AND

ACHIEVE AN OBJECTIVE THAT YOU'VE

SET OUT FOR YEARS TO ACCOMPLISH,

TO HAVE THAT POTENTIALLY DASHED

FROM YOU, FROM SOMETHING AS

TRAUMATIC AS BEING HIT BY A CAR,

TO INSTANTLY BE BACK ON THE

BIKE, DOING WHATEVER YOU CAN TO

STAY IN SHAPE, CONSTANTLY HAVI

THAT SINGLER FOCUS OF, NEED TO

GET BACK AND MAKE THE RACE

HAPPEN, THAT IS TOTALLY

INSPIRING.

>> BOSTON HAS BEEN THAT

MOTIVATOR FOR, TO NOT SIT BACK,

NOT LET MY INJURIES DEFINE ME

AND A SLOW ME DOWN.

AS I TOLD MY MOM, IT MIGHT TAKE

ME 3.5 HOURS TO RUN THIS RACE,

IT MIGHT TAKE ME 5.5 BUT ONE WAY

OR ANOTHER I AM GETTING ACRO

THAT FINISH LINE.

TRAVIS: FOR KAPLAN, THAT WOULD

BE A GOAL THAT WAS DETOURED, AND

NOT DERAILED.

For more infomation >> Maine runner overcomes car accident to run Boston - Duration: 3:25.

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Ask Kelly Recycle - Duration: 1:08.

REPORTER: TODAY'S ASK KELL

QUESTION, COMES FROM A WOMAN IN

VAN BUREN WHO WANTS TO KNOW IF

THE CITY IS OFFERING ANY FREE,

LARGE-ITEM CURBSIDE RECYCLING

DAYS?

TALKED TO THE CITY, THEY SAY NO,

THERE'S NO FREE RECYCLING DAY

FOR LARGER ITEMS.

HOWEVER, FOR A FEE, YOU CAN CALL

WASTE MANAGEMENT AT

1:866-392-3642 AND ARRANGE FOR

HAULER TO COME TO YOUR HOME TO

GET THOSE LARGER ITEMS.

IF YOU HAVE YOUR OWN WAY TO HAUL

YOUR LARGE ITEMS-VAN BUREN I

HOLDING AN EVENT IN OCBER, THE

EXACT DATE STILL TO BE

DETERMINED WHERE THEY'LL HAVE A

CITY-WIDE CLEAN UP.

THEY'LL HAVE SOME DUMPSTERS

SET-UP AROUND TOWN WHERE YOU CAN

TAKE THOSE ITEMS.

AND WHILE WE'RE ON THE TOPIC OF

RECYCLING-ON MAY 6 THE CITY

HAVING AN E-WASTE EVENT WHER

YOU CAN BRING OLD TVS, COMPUTERS

AND OTHER ELECTRONICS TO THE VAN

BUREN SCHOOL BUS DEPOT-ON SOUTH

28TH AND INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD

AND THEY'LL RECYCLE THOSE FOR

YOU.

GOOD LUCK, THANKS FOR YOUR

For more infomation >> Ask Kelly Recycle - Duration: 1:08.

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Caught on video: Man throws tantrum, cash register at UDF clerk - Duration: 1:33.

NOW HE FACES PRETTY BIG CHARGES.

HIS OUTBURST IS CLEAR ON

SURVEILLANCE VIDEO.

T-STORMS INTO THE STORE, I RATE.

HE DROVE A CASH REGISTER AT THE

STORE CLERK BEFORE SHOVING AN

ENTIRE SHELF OF SNACKS.

YOU CAN SEE THE MAN'S SON RUN

OUT.

>> HE IS NOT SETTING THE BEST

EXAMPLE FOR HIMSELF, HIS CHILD,

OR THE PUBLIC.

YOU CANNOT DO THAT.

TAMMY: BEFORE THAT, HE IS SEEN

WAITING FOR HIS FAMILY OUTSIDE

THE CAR AT THE GAS STATION.

INVESTIGATORS SAY HE GOT ANGRY

BECAUSE THE CLERK WAS STILL

MAKING MILKSHAKES FOR OTHER

CUSTOMERS AND HE GOT TIRED OF

WAITING.

>> WAIT IN LINE FOR YOUR TURN.

APPARENTLY, HE DID NOT WANT TO

DO THAT AND GOT UPSET, AND

CAUSED A SCENE.

TAMMY: HIS TANTRUM IS

TRANSFORMING INTO A SOLD AND

CRIMINAL MISCHIEF CHARGES --

ASSAULT AND CRIMINAL MISCHIEF

CHARGES.

HE IS DRIVING A 10 OR SILVER

BUICK -- TAN OR SILVER BUICK.

IF YOU SEE HIM, YOU ARE ASKED TO

For more infomation >> Caught on video: Man throws tantrum, cash register at UDF clerk - Duration: 1:33.

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My Evening Update - Duration: 3:06.

GREAT THAT THEY ARE RECOGNIZED.

>> WE HAVE THE CHANCE FOR

THUNDERSTORMS THE NEXT COUPLE OF

DAYS.

IF YOU ARE READY, IF YOU ARE NOT

WE NEED TO GET YOU READY.

AT THE 106TH AND MAPLE IT IS SET

FOR THE SEVERE WEATHER THIS

SEASON.

CHANCE OF RAIN LATER ON THIS

EVENING, AT SUPER DOPPLER RADAR.

CLOUDS COMING UP TO THE SOUTH

THE LAST COUPLE OF HOURS MOSTLY

AND HIGH-LEVEL CLOUDS.

THERE IS RAIN AND KANSAS AND

OKLAHOMA.

THAT IS ALL EDGING UP TO THE

NORTH.

THEN THERE IS A FRONT OVER THE

WESTERN ROCKIES THAT WILL GIVE

US A CHANCE FOR SATURDAY.

A COUPLE OF CHANCES HERE.

THAT LOOKS PRETT GOOD, THEY SAY

THERE IS A MARGINAL RISK FOR

SEVERE WEATHER ESPECIALLY

TOMORROW NIGHT.

THERE IS A POSSIBILITY FOR HAIL

WITH SOME OF THOSE

THUNDERSTORMS.

WE COULD HAVE SOME TONIGHT, THEY

ARE NOT THAT UNSTABLE THOUGH.

IT EVENTUALLY WILL FALL TO THE

UPPER 50'S.

TAPESTRY IS DRY RIGHT NOW IT IS

NOT REAL WINDY.

79 DEGREES WITH A SOUTH BREEZE,

IT IS GOING TO BE LIKE ALL DAY.

SO FAR 79 IS THE HIGH, THIS IS

ONE OF THE TOP DAYS OF THE YEAR.

AS LONG AS WE DO NOT SEE

ANYTHING SNEAK UP IN BETWEEN

HOURS.

RULES ARE RULES, IT HAS TO BE IN

THE HIGH 70'S.

HERE IS THIS FRONT SOUTH OF US,

MORE GENERAL RINGS WILL BE

MOVING THROUGH THE METRO

TOMORROW MORNING.

PERHAPS A WET MORNING DRIVE, IT

LOOKS LIKE THE BULK OF THAT WILL

MOVE OUT.

THE CLOUDS COULD BE TOUGH, AS WE

GO INTO LATE FRIDAY NIGHT.

THERE IS A RING CHANCE, 50% NOT

SUPER STRONG STORMS.

A 60% CHANCE OF RAIN, AND THE

MORNING PARTIAL SUN,.

>> IS TO BE 74, I KNOW THE

HUSKERS BIG GAME IS GOING ON.

WE ARE ALL JUST SOUTHEAST OF

LINCOLN, EASTER SUNDAY LOOKS

GOOD.

TEMPERATURES IN THE UPPER 40'S

AND 60'S IN THE AFTERNOON.

For more infomation >> My Evening Update - Duration: 3:06.

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Video: Woman's animals confiscated in Carroll County - Duration: 1:51.

KIM: THE CAT HAD TO BE

EUTHANIZED.

THE DOGS ARE AT THE HUMANE

CENTER NEARLY TWO MONTHS LATER.

SHE ASKED US TO LEAVE WHEN WE

ASKED ABOUT THE CHARGES OF

ANIMAL CRUELTY AGAINST HER.

>> IT IS CHARGING SOMEONE LIKE

HER WOULD BE CHARGED FOR

SOMETHING LIKE THAT.

KIM: SURPRISING BECAUSE SHE IS

THE FOUNDER OF THE ANIMAL

ADVOCATES OF CARROLL COUNTY.

ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICERS SAY THEY

GOT A CALL FROM A VET, CONCERNED

ABOUT THE CONDITION OF SHENK'S

CAT WHO SHE REFUSED TO HAVE

EUTHANIZED AND INSTEAD TOOK

HOME.

OFFICERS WENT TO HER HOUSE IN

NEW WINDSOR.

>> THE CAT WAS FOUND TO BE VER

NONRESPONSIVE, HAD DIFFICULTY

BREATHING, HAD OBVIOUS SIGNS OF

INJURY OR WOUNDS THAT WERE FIRST

OBSERVED BY THE VET AND THEN

OBSERVED BY ME.

KIM: WHILE THERE, SMITH SAYS HE

SAW MANY DOGS LIVING IN WHAT HE

DESCRIBES AS UNSANITARY

CONDITIONS.

ULTIMATELY, THEY EXECUTED A

SEARCH WARRANT ON THE HOME.

THEY SEIZED 11 DOGS, IN VARIOUS

STATES.

MOST TESTED POSITIVE FOR SEVERE

WHIP WORM.

>> ALL OF THEM WERE FOUND TO

HAVE SOME VARIOUS ISSUES.

THE ANIMALS WERE IN A CONDITION

THAT WAS CONCERNING TO MYSELF

AND THE OTHER STAFF MEMBERS

.

KIM: ONE SHELTIE NAMED SMILEY

WAS LOCKED IN A TINY CAGE.

" THIS VIOLATION APPEARS TO BE

INTENTIONAL IN NATURE AND MAY

INDICATE A TORTUOUS SITUATION AS

THE DOG COULD NOT MOVE, AND IT

WAS THE ONLY DOG HOUSED IN THIS

EVEN THOUGH THERE WERE BIGGER

MATTER, CAGES AVAILABLE."

NEIGHBORS SAY THEY CAN'T BELIEVE