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LEARNED, IT WAS A BULLET

KRISTEN BURKE POINTS TO THE HO

IN HER WINDSHIELD THAT SHE

INITIALLY THOUGHT HAD BEEN

CAUSED BY A ROCK THAT HIT HER

SUV, AS SHE AND HER TWO YOUNG

CHILDREN DROVE ALONG ROUTE 101

LAST WEE

GREXIT HIT MY CAR AND THE GLASS

SHATTERED INSIDE.

I PULLED OVER BECAUSE I HAD

CLASS ALL OVER ME.

>> IT WAS LATER, THAT THE

BUSINESS FIXING HER WINDSHIELD

CALLED TO SAY, THEY'D PULLED OUT

A 45-CALIBER BULLE

GREXIT IS TERRIFYING, JUST THE

THOUGHT THAT IT COULD HAVE HIT

ME WHILE I WAS DRIVING WITH THE

KIDS OR IF I HAD GONE FAST

ENOUGH, MY DAUGHTER IS ON THE

SIDE OF THE CAR.

>> SHE SAYS THE NEXT CALL WAS TO

STATE POLICE, WHO CONFIRM THEY

ARE INVESTIGATING THE BULLET'S

ORIGIN.

BURKE SAYS SHE WAS HEADED WEST

I ACTUALLY THOUGHT SOMEBODY WAS

SHOOTING CARS ON THE HIGHWAY,

THE POLICE DID NOT HAVE ANY

REPORTS OF SHOTS FIRED.

>> SHE WAS SOMEWHERE BETWEEN

SEVEN AND EIGHT WHEN THE BULLET

STRUCK H VEHICLE, A TOWN OF

FRUIT SHOOTING RANGE IS LOCATED

IN THAT AREA.

A SPOKESPERSON HAS SPENT

CONTACTED AND IS COMMUNICATING

WITH POLICE.

THEY COMMUNICATE THAT THEY ARE

TAKING THIS VERY SERIOUSLY.

THEY ARE HOPING THAT THEY ARE

REASSURED THAT WE PRESENT NO

DANGER TO THE PUBLIC.

STATE POLICE CONFIRMED THAT THEY

ARE INVESTIGATING THE BULLETS

ORIGIN WOULD NOT COMMENT

FURTHER.

>> THE DRIVER SAYS THAT THERE

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Brunswick boys lacrosse beats rival Mt. Ararat - Duration: 0:32.

E CHIEFS ON THURSDAY,

SEPTEMBER 7.

OK BOYS LACROSSE FROM THIS

, MORNING.

BRUNSWICK FACING RIVAL MOUNT

ARARAT.

BRUNSWICK'S CHRISTIAN GLOVER

SCORES IN THE OPENING SECONDS OF

THE THIRD QUARTER TO PUT THE

DRAGONS ON TOP, 12-1.

A COUPLE OF MINUTES LATER, MAX

GRAMINS SETS UP AIDEN GLOVER TO

GIVE BRUNSWICK A 13-1 LEAD.

GRAMINS ADDED A GOAL OF HIS OWN

LATER IN THE QUARTER AND

BRUNSWICK OPENS THE SEASON WITH

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Man, 21, electrocuted while working on Shadyside house - Duration: 1:43.

THE SCENE IN SHADY SIDE.

WHAT HAPPENED HERE?

REPORTER: INVESTIGATORS ARE

STILL TRYING TO FIGURE THAT OUT.

THE HOUSE IS DOWN THE STREET.

DUQUESNE LIGHT IS STILL DOING

WORK, WE'RE GIVING THEM SOME

SPACE.

BUT THE SCAFFOLDING THAT'S RIGHT

NEXT TO WHERE THEY'RE DOING

THEIR WORK RIGHT NOW, THAT IS

WHERE THIS VICTIM IS WHEN HE WAS

ELECTROCUTED AND KILLED.

NO ONE IS LIVING IN THIS HOUSE

ON NORWOOD AVENUE IN SHADY SIDE

RIGHT NOW, BUT IT IS BEING FIXED

UP, INCLUDING A CREW REPOINTING

THE MORTAR.

THE SCAFFOLDING STILL AROUND THE

CHILL 23450E.

>> HE WAS UP THERE PROBABLY

FINISHING THE CHIMNEY, AND I

THINK THERE'S VERY LITTLE LEFT

TO FINISH.

REPORTER: PITTSBURGH'S PUBLIC

SAFE SAYS ONE OF THE WORKERS WAS

ELECTROCUTED WHILE ON THE

SCAFFOLDING.

PARAMEDICS TRIED TO SAVE HIM,

WORKING ON HIM WHILE STILL HIGH

UP ON THE PLATFORM BEFORE TAKING

HIM TO UPMC SHADY SIDE WHERE HE

DIED.

THE VICTIM IDENTIFIED NOW AS

21-YEAR-OLD DAKOTA MARSHALL OF

FORD CITY.

>> YOUNG KIDS WORKING ON THE

ROOF, I JUST FEEL FOR HIM.

REPORTER: THESE SIGNS ARE

OUTSIDE THE HOME.

I CALLED THEIR NUMBER, BUT THE

PERSON WHO ANSWERED THE PHONE

HUNG UP ON ME.

INVESTIGATORS HAVE NOT SAID HOW

THIS HAPPENED YET, BUT THE

SCAFFOLDING IS OBVIOUSLY VERY

CLOSE TO THE OVERHEAD ELECTRICAL

LINES.

A REPRESENTATIVE FROM OSHA WAS

HERE TAKING NOTES, LOOKING FOR

THE CAUSE, AND WHETHER THE RIGHT

SAFETY MEASURES WERE TAKEN WHEN

WORKING AROUND THESE POWER

LINES.

INVESTIGATORS HAVE NOT SAID YET

HOW MARSHALL CAME INTO CONTACT

WITH THAT ELECTRICAL LINE AND

SOHA HASN'T SAID YET WHETHER

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Man accused of reckless conduct during police chase - Duration: 1:43.

PROSECUTORS SAY IT WAS A VERY

DANGEROUS SITUATION AND IT WAS

UP TO A JUDGE TO DECIDE EFFECT

IS SHOULD PROCEED.

SHANE TELL -- SHANE COLLINS

FACES FOUR FELONY CHARGES IN

SALEM, INCLUDING RECKLESS

CONDUCT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON,

RELATED TO A CAR CHASE THROUGH

THE TOWN EARLIER THIS MONTH.

POLICE SAY IT STARTED WHEN THEY

IDENTIFIED A STOLEN PICKUP WITH

COLLINS ALLEGEDLY BEHIND THE

WHEEL AND REACHED SPEEDS TWICE

THE POSTED LIMIT, WEAVING

THROUGH A CONSTRUCTION ZONE AND

ALMOST HITTING TWO OFFICERS.

>> HE WENT THROUGH IT AT

EXCESSIVE SPEED YEILDING NO

REGARD FOR THE MEN THAT WERE

WORKING IN THE ROAD, THE OFFICER

WHO HAD TO GO ON THE SIDE OF THE

ROAD TO AVOID BEING HIT.

>> OFFICER MICHAEL MCCARTHY

TESTIFIED THAT HE WAS PART OF

THE CHASE THROUGH SALEM, THAT

POLICE SAY WENT THROUGH FIVE

TOWNS BEFORE COLLINS WAS

EVENTUALLY ARRESTED IN DERRY.

DEFENSE LAWYERS QUESTIONED

WHETHER POLICE WERE ABLE TO

POSITIVELY IDENTIFY COLLINS AS

THE DRIVER, AND WHETHER THE

VEHICLE WAS ACTUALLY BEING USED

AS A DEADLY WEAPON.

>> SPEEDING IN AND OF ITSELF IS

NOT USING A VEHICLE AS A DEADLY

WEAPON OR ELSE WE WOULD ALL BE

CHARGED WITH RECKLESS CONDUCT.

I'M SURE THE COURT SEES A LOT OF

SPEEDING TICKETS, 20 TO 30 MILES

PER HOUR, THOUGH RECKLESS IS NOT

UNCOMMON.

>> THE JUDGE FOUND THERE WAS

ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO MOVE THE CASE

FORWARD.

>> THE TOTALITY OF THE

CIRCUMSTANCES BEING SO EGREGIOUS

AND PLACING OFFICERS AND

CIVILIANS IN SUCH RISK IS

CLEARLY RECKLESS.

IT'S MORE THAN JUST SPEEDING.

>> THE CASE WILL NOW GO TO A

GRAND JURY FOR INDICTMENT.

COLLINS IS STILL BEING HELD ON

BAIL.

REPORTING LIVE.

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Trinity senior competes on equestrian team - Duration: 1:29.

>> MOLLY PINARD IS A SENIOR AT

TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL, ASIDE FROM

BEING AN OUTSTANING STUDENT, THE

18-YEAR-OLD FROM WEARE IS ALSO

THE CAPTAIN OF THE SCHOOLS SKI

TEAM, AND EQUESTRIAN TEAM, SHE

SAYS SHE'S BEEN RIDING HORSES

SINCE A VERY YOUNG AGE

GLITZ I LIKE THEIR HORSES, I

LIKE BE ABLE TO WORK WITH THEM.

I LIKE WHAT THEY DO.

MOLLY COMPETES ON RANGER, A

20-YEAR-OLD QUARTER HORSE,

LET'S HE WAS A RESCUE, WHEN I

GOT HIM HE WAS PRETTY

UNDERWEIGHT, HE WAS NOT SUPER

GOOD.

HE IS OLDER, HE IS LIKE 20 NOW.

HE W TRAINED ON THE SADDLE BUT

NOT RIDDEN WELL IN A LONG TIME.

I SPENT A LO TIME BUILDING HIM

BACK UP TO WHERE HE IS.

RIGHT NOW HE IS A VERY GOOD

TRAIL HORSE.

>> WHEN SHE'S NOT RIDING

HERSELF, MOLLY VOLUNTEERS AT

UPREACH THERAPEUTIC RIDING

CENTER IN GOFFSTOWN, HELPING

DISABLED CHILDREN LEARN TO WALK

HORSES, AND EVEN RID

THEMSELVES.

QUEST THERE IS NOTHING I DON'T

LOVE ABOUT THI PLACE, ITS

MISSION AND AWESOME, HELPING

DISABLED CHILDREN, I LOVE BEING

A PART OF BACK, THE STUDENTS ARE

AMAZING.

I LOV BEING ABLE TO HANG OUT

WITH THEM, THEY ARE ALL REALLY

HAPPY WHEN THEY GET HERE.

>> MOLLY MAINTAINS A 4.0 GRADE

POINT AVERAGE AT TRINITY, AND

WILL ATTEND BOSTON COLLEGE NEXT

YEAR, WHERE SHE PLANS TO STUDY

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Video: Howard County schools settle for less on budget - Duration: 1:21.

TIM: THE SCHOOL SYSTEM MADE ITS

BEST PITCH, BUT KNEW IT COULD

COME UP SHORT.

IT IS PART OF THE YEARLY BUDGET

PROCESS.

ONE THAT INVOLVES PUTTING ON

PAPER WHAT IS NEEDED IN THE

SCHOOLHOUSE HE THAT NUMBER IS

$572.2 MILLION.

IT IS ALMOST $54 MILLION LESS

THAN THE SCHOOL SYSTEM ASKED

FOR.

>> THEY GAVE US $10 MILLION MORE

THAN LAST YEAR, AND WE WILL MAKE

IT WORK.

TI THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE SAYS

THAT IS WHY THE SCHOOL BUDGET

PROPOSAL IS BEING SCALED BACK.

>> WE DID THE BEST WE COULD.

WE ARE FUNDING T NEGOTIATED

TEACHERS SALARIES AND FULLY FUND

SPECIAL EDUCATION.

TIM: THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE AND

SCHOOL OFFICIALS AGREE TEACHER

SALARY INCREASES ARE OFF-LIMITS.

GOOD NEWS FOR THE HEAD OF TH

>> WE'RE LOOKING THROUGH DETAILS

OF THE BUDGET, BUT WE ARE

OPTIMISTIC.

THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE PROVIDED

FUNDING FOR OUR NEGOTIATED

AGREEMENTS.

RO THE SCHOOL SYSTEM -- TIM:

THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IS SET TO GROW

IN THE FALL BY 1000 NEW

STUDENTS.

THE COUNSELOR WILL HAVE THE LAST

WORD ABOUT WHAT GOES AND STAYS

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Video: Tom Messner talks about the timing for the coming rain - Duration: 4:29.

STEWART: IF YOU'RE HEADING OUT

TONIGHT YOU'LL WANT TO GRAB A

RAIN COAT OR AN UMBRELLA.

LOOKS LIKE MORE RAIN IS HEADING

OUR WAY, TOM.

TO YOU ARE GOING TO NEED OUT

LATE TO USE THE UMBRELLA.

THE RAIN IS GOING TO START TO

THE WEST.

THIS LOW PRESSURE IS GOING TO

MOVE TO THE NORTH.

RAIN ARRIVES LATE TONIGHT.

SHOWERS BY THE AFTERNOON.

THINGS ARE STILL GOING TO BE

UNSETTLED ON SATURDAY.

WE HAVE BEEN SUCKED IN TODAY.

I DID NOT SEE IN THE RAINDROPS

AT ALL.

THIS IS THE SYSTEM COMING OUR

WAY.

RAINING OVERNIGHT TONIGHT INTO

TOMORROW.

TEMPERATURES IN THE 40'S FOR

MOST OF US.

44 DEGREES IN SCHUYLER FALLS.

AGAINST THE SUN HAS MADE AN

APPEARANCE.

IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY,

TEMPERATURES ARE STEADY.

SOUTHEAST WIND IS GOING TO PICK

UP OVERNIGHT.

TOMORROW, EXPECT RAIN IN THE

MORNING.

IT IS GOING TO BE A WINDY DAY,

AS I SAY.

WE HAV GOT RATE IN THE MORNING.

TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW 50'S IN

THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY.

THIS IS 7:00 TONIGHT.

CLOUDS CONTINUING TO THICKEN FOR

SOME OF US.

3:00 IN THE MORNING, IT IS

RAININ -- IN THE CHAMPLAIN

VALLEY.

WHAT OVERNIGHT TONIGHT AND INTO

TOMORROW.

7:00 IN THE MORNING, HEAVIEST

RAIN.

LUNCHTIME IN THE AFTERNOON RAIN

TAPERING BACK TO SHOWERS.

SCATTERED SHOWERS LATER IN THE

AFTERNOON.

SATURDAY, MAINLY CLOUDY.

SUNDAY, SUNSHINE.

RAIN OVERNIGHT TONIGHT.

TOMORROW, RAIN SHOWERS IN THE

MORNING.

PLATTSBURGH, 51 DEGREES.

MALONE, 54 DEGREES TOMORROW.

RAIN HEAVIEST IN THE MORNING.

SHOWERS BY THE AFTERNOON.

45 DEGREES IN NEWPORT.

BRATTLEBORO, 50 DEGREES.

RAIN SHOWERS IN THE AFTERNOON.

SHOWERS MOST OF THE DAY.

HEAVIER IN TERMS OF THE RAIN.

SHOWERS ON SATURDAY.

50 DEGREES.

THERE IS SUNDAY.

MONDAY TUESDAY 52 IN THE

IMPACTED 62.

65 DEGREES -- CLOUDS -- SOME

SUNSHINE [INDISCERNIBLE]

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Video: Tom says hi to Flynn Elementary and is talking rain - Duration: 3:55.

TOM: BIG SHOUT OUT TO EVERYBODY

AT FLYNN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

THE THIRD-GRADERS -- ALSO, ONE,

SECOND -- [INDISCERNIBLE]

SO, EVERYBODY, INCLUDING US,

HERE, AT NBC FIVE CAN GET

EVERYTHING FROM THE -- IT WAS A

BIG [INDISCERNIBLE]

YOU GUYS, THANKS SO MUCH FOR

INVITING ME.

AND, I -- YOU KNOW --

JUST A LOT OF CLOSE -- THAT IS

GOING TO BE THE CASE TONIGHT AND

THAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN

OVERNIGHT, AT LEAST, IN

BURLINGTON.

AND, IT FEELS LIKE IT IS 42 AND

I JUST WANTED TO GIVE YOU THE

DAY PLANNER HERE.

THINKING A LOW TONIGHT ABOUT 45

DEGREES SO, REALLY, WHAT YOU SEE

IS WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO GET,

SO.

SO, WE'VE GOT THE TEMPERATURES

IN THE 40'S FOR MOST OF US.

HOW ABOUT ST. JOHNSBURY?

58 DEGREES IN BENNINGTON.

TO THE SOUTH, A LITTLE MORE

SUNSHINE.

ALL EYES THIS AREA OF LOW

PRESSURE RIGHT HERE.

IT IS GOING TO DRAG THIS FRONT

DOWN THROUGH, SO, YEAH.

SO, I THINK THE WETTEST PART OF

THE DAY IS GOING TO BE THE

MORNING, AND THEN THE FRONT GOES

THROUGH.

IN ADDITION TO THAT, IT IS GOING

TO BE PRETTY BREEZY OUT THERE.

CHECK IT OUT: WE'VE GOT GUSTS

OVER 35 MILES PER HOUR FROM THE

SOUTHEAST.

REMEMBER, IT IS GOING TO BE KIND

OF WHITE WITH THIS WIND.

I THINK THE MORNING COMMUTE IS

GOING TO BE WINTER WINTER WE

-- A LOT OF CLASS OUT THERE

RIGHT NOW.

TTER.

WHERE IS THE RAIN?

>>, WELL, THERE YOU GO.

HOW MUCH RAIN?

NOT A TON, ROUND ABOUT HALF AN

INCH IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY --

FOR SOME --

SO, THE DAY PLANNER FOR

TOMORROW.

HIGHS -- HIGH'S ABOUT 51, OR SO.

THE RAIN IS CERTAINLY HERE IN

THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY.

IN THE BEGINNING OF TOMORROW --

THERE IS YOUR MORNING COMMUTE.

EVEN INTO EVENING 10 -- THEN, ON

SATURDAY, MAYBE A SPOT SHOWER OR

TWO.

CLOUDY AND THAT RAIN IS HERE

OVERNIGHT.

RAIN IN THE MORNING AND THEN

SHOWERS NORTHERN NEW YORK.

61 DEGREES, BURLINGTON, ON DOWN

TO THE SOUTH.

THE HIGH TEMPERATURE TOMORROW,

51.

A COUPLE OF SPOT SHOWERS

POSSIBLE, SATURDAY.

MONDAY, SON.

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List of Alcorn arrests grows - Duration: 1:06.

THING BY NOT JUMPING IN.

AN ALL OUT BRAWL AT ALL-CORN

STATE UNIVERSITY

IT HAPPENED APRIL TENTH RIGHT

OUTSIDE OF THE SCHOOL'S

CAFETERIA.

AND IN THE MIDST OF IT, YOU CAN

SEE CAMPUS POLICE STANDING BY AS

STUDENTS GO BLOW FOR BLOW IN THE

PARKING LOT.

NOW, SOME PEOPLE ARE RAISING

CONCERN, ASKING WHY CAMPUS

SECURITY DIDN'T TRY AND STOP THE

FIGHT.

AN INSTRUCTOR WITH THE

MISSISSIPPI LAW ENFORCEMENT

OFFICER TRAINING ACADEMY WATCHED

PART OF THE VIDEO, AND HE SAYS

CAMPUS SECURITY DID THE RIGHT

THING BY STANDING DOWN.

>> AND INDIVIDUAL OFFICER IN A

SITUATION LIKE THAT, DO THEY

STAND A CHANCE TO END IT?

>> KNOW BECAUSE THEY WILL TURN

ON HIM.

>> NORMALLY HE WON'T STEP IN

UNTIL SOMEONE'S LIFE IS

THREATENED.

IT IS TOO MUCH TO HANDLE.

GABBY: CLAIBORNE COUNTY DEPUTIES

ARRESTED MORE THAN A DOZEN

STUDENTS WHICH INCLUDES SEVERAL

UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL PLAYERS.

THOSE STUDENTS ARE NOW FACING

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Fired JSU coach claims discrimination - Duration: 2:13.

>> WHITE COACHES CAN GET ALL OF

THEIR MONEY IF THEY'RE FIRED

WITHOUT CAUSE.

BLACK COACHES HAVE TO TAKE A

SMALLER PAYOUT AND IT'S JUST NOT

RIGHT.

>> ATTORNEY JOHN HALL REPRESENTS

FORMER JSU HEAD FOOTBALL COACH

HAROLD JACKSON, WHO WAS LET GO

IN 2015.

THE LAWSUIT STATES THERE WAS

CLOSE TO $330,000 REMAINING ON

HIS EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT THAT

RAN THROUGH JANUARY 12, 2017.

WHAT HE WAS OFFERED WAS MUCH

LESS.

>> UPON HIS TERMINATION HE WAS

HANDED A $65,000 CHECK TO BE ON

HIS WAY.

ERIN: HALL SAYS THAT AMOUNT,

WHEN COMPARED TO THE AMOUNT AND

TERMS LISTED IN THE CONTRACTS OF

WHITE COACHES, DIFFERS.

>> ALL OF THESE WHITE HEAD

COACHES IN THEIR EMPLOYMENT

CONTRACTS IT STATES THAT IF THEY

WERE TERMINATED EARLY WITHOUT

CAUSE THEY WOULD GET THE BALANCE

OF THEIR CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT.

ERIN: THE LAWSUIT STATES OLE

MISS COACH HUGH FREEZE, USM

COACH JAY HOPSON, AND MSU COACH

DAN MULLEN WOULD ALL RECEIVE AN

AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE BASE SALARY

FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE

CONTRACT PERIOD OR ALL REMAINING

SALARY DUE UNDER CONTRACT.

IT EVEN STATES WHEN HOPSON WAS

COACH AT ALCORN HIS CONTRACT

STATED HE WOULD GET AL

REMAINING BASE SALARY DUE.

WHEN YOU COMPARE THAT TO TERMS

FOR AFRICAN-AMERICAN HEAD

FOOTBALL COACHES, THE SUIT SHOWS

DIFFERENCES.

EP, FOR JSU'S LAST 3 COACHES,

INCLUDING JACKSON AND CURRENT

COACH ANTHONY HUGHES, IT STATES

SPECIFIC AMOUNTS.

$50,000 FOR RICK COMEGY, $65,000

FOR HAROLD JACKSON, AND $100,000

FOR HUGHES.

COMEGY IS NOW COACH AT

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE.

HIS CURRENT CONTRACT STATES NO

EXPRESS CONTRACTUAL RIGHT TO

RECEIVE AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE

BASE SALARY, UPON EARLY

TERMINATION.

HALL WANTS IHL TO NOT ONLY PAY

COACH JACKSON WHAT THEY SAY IS

FAIR, BUT HE WANTS THEM TO

MODIFY THE CONTRACTS OF

AFRICAN-AMERICAN COACHES AT

STATE SCHOOLS.

>> THIS IS NOT ABOUT WINNING

FOOTBALL GAMES OR LOSING

FOOTBALL GAMES.

THIS IS ABOUT RIGHT AND WRONG

AND ILLEGAL EMPLOYMENT

PRACTICES.

IN JACKSON, ERIN PICKENS, 16

WAPT NEWS.

KEEGAN: TO PUT THE SALARIES IN

PERSPECTIVE, THE BASE FOR HAROLD

JACKSON WAS $$260,000.

THE BASE SALARIES FOR USM COACH

JAY HOPSON AND MISSISSIPPI STATE

COACH DAN MULLEN ARE BOTH LISTED

AS $500,000.

WE REACHED OUT TO IHL.

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Vt. senators to reconsider pot legalization Friday - Duration: 2:15.

AT A

LOCAL MIDDLE SCHOOL --

WITH JUST OVER TWO WEEKS TO GO

BEFORE STATEHOUSE ADJOURNMENT IN

MONTPELIER, AND A HOUSE LOOKING

IN NO MOOD TO TO VOTE ON

MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION, THE

SENATE IS PREPARING A HAIL MARY

PASS.

SENATOR JEANETTE WHITE OF

WINDHAM COUNTY SAYS SHE'LL TRY

TO RESURRECT THE SENATE'S

LEGALIZATION BILL FROM LAST

YEAR, BY ATTACHING IT TO ANOTHER

BILL DUE FOR A VOTE TOMORROW

MORNING.

IF SHE'S SUCCESSFUL, IT WILL PUT

THE IDEA OF A COLORADO-STYLE TAX

AND REGULATE SYSTEM BACK ON THE

TABLE AT THE STATEHOUSE, REA

FOR THE START OF THE SECOND HALF

OF THE BIENNIUM IN JANUARY.

WHITE'S BILL WOULD ALLOW

LICENSED GROWERS AND RETAIL

SHOPS, TO SELL SMALL AMOUNTS OF

MARIJUANA, NO EDIBLES, ALLOW

LIMITED HOME-GROW, AND FUND A

SIGNIFICANT YOUTH PREVENTION AND

EDUCATION CAMPAIGN

>> IT SOUNDS LIKE THERE' S

NOTHING COMING FROM THE HOUSE

AND I BEIEVE WE NEED TO DO

SOMETHIN

>> WE NEED TO FACE THE FACT OUR

CURRENT POLICIES DON'T WORK

SO LET'S GET SOMETHING OUT THERE

THAT PEOPEL CAN THINK ABOUT AND

REACT TO OVER THE SUMMER AND

TALK ABOUT

STEWART: WHITE SAYS DOING

NOTHING MAKES NO SENSE NOW THAT

NEIGHBORING MASSACHUSETTS,

MAINE, AND QUEBEC, ARE EXPECTED

TO LEGALIZE RECREATIONAL POT IN

THE COMING YEA

SUPPORT FOR LEGALIZING MARIJUANA

IN THE UNITED STATES REACHES A

NEW HIGH.

61% OF AMERICANS THINK POT

SHOULD BE LEGAL, ACCORDING TO A

NEW CBS NEWS POLL.

88% SUPPORT MEDICAL MARIJUANA

USE.

THE MAJORITY OF AMERICANS DON'T

THINK THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

SHOULD TRY TO PROHIBIT THE SALE

OF MARIJUANA IN STATES WHERE I

IS LEGAL.

BUT, THE TRUMP WHITE HOUSE SEEMS

TO DISAGREE.

PRESS SECRETARY SEAN SPICER SA

THERE MAY BE MORE ENFORCEMENT

BECAUSE FEDERAL DRUG LAWS LIST

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Trust hard to come by, fear of retaliation is real in Pike County - Duration: 3:29.

KARIN: IN RURAL PIKE COUNTY,

FLOWERS ARE IN BLOOM, BIRDS

CHIRP AWAY AND SPREAD THEIR

WINGS.

SEASONS HAVE COME AND GONE.

BUT AS MID SPRING APPROACHES, A

SENSE OF EERINESS LINGERS IN THE

AIR.

LOCALS SUM UP THE PAST YEAR WITH

ONE WORD.

>> HELL.

IT'S BEEN HELL, ALL THE TIME.

IT'S BEEN THE WORST.

KARIN: TEARS HAVE BECOME THE

NORM FOR WHITNEY GALLOWAY.

HER BEST FRIEND, HANNAH GILLEY,

WAS AMONG THE EIGHT PEOPLE

MURDERED HERE.

>> RIGHT BEFORE EVERYTHING, WE

GOT BEST FRIEND SHIRTS.

KARIN: THEY HAD PLANS TO GO

FISHING, TAKE MORE SELFIES, AND

DRIVE AROUND TOWN, OF COURSE

WITH HANNAH'S SIX MONTH OLD SON

RUGER IN TOW.

>> SHE'D DO ANYTHING FOR RUGER,

ANYTHING.

KARIN: RUGER WAS ONE OF THE

THREE CHILDREN FOUND AT THE

CRIME SCENES THAT THE KILLERS

DIDN'T HARM.

HE WAS FOUND LYING IN BETWEEN

HIS MOTHER AND FATHER'S DEAD

BODIES.

HANNAH AND HER FIANCE FRANKIE

RHODEN WERE JUST 20-YEARS-OLD.

THEY WERE SHOT MULTIPLE TIMES IN

THE HEAD.

>> I GO UP TO HER GRAVE AND I GO

UP TO FRANKIE'S GRAVE.

I'LL BE OK FOR THE FIRST FEW

MINUTES, BUT WHEN I HAVE TO

LEAVE, I GET REALLY SAD.

REALLY SAD.

KARIN: AT THE TRAILER NEXT DOOR

TO HANNAH AND FRANKIE'S,

CHRISTOPHER RHODEN SENIOR AND

HIS COUSIN GARY RHODEN HAD ALSO

BEEN KILLED.

A MILE DOWN UNION HILL ROAD,

ANOTHER BLOODY SCENE.

INVESTIGATORS FOUND THE BODIES

OF DANA RHODEN AND HER TWO

TEENAGE KIDS, CHRIS JUNIOR AND

HANNAH RHODEN.

AND EIGHT MILES AWAY, DOWN A

REMOTE GRAVEL ROAD, KENNETH

RHODEN HAD BEEN EXECUTED.

EIGHT DEAD, FOUR CRIMES SCENES,

32 BULLETS.

A YEAR LATER, NO ARRESTS.

>> HOW CAN YOU KILL EIGHT PEOPLE

AND NOT KNOW WHO DID IT?

IT JUST BLOWS MY MIND.

KARIN: INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY'VE

RECIEVED 883 TIPS AND CONDUCTED

465 INTERVIEWS.

THEY BELIEVE THERE ARE MULTIPLE

KILLERS.

>> I SAID I FEEL LIKE THEY ARE

LOCAL TO THE AREA AND I HAVE

NOT BELIEVE.

KARIN: INVESTIGATORS SAY

MARIJUANA GROW OPERATIONS WERE

FOUND AT TWO OF THE 4 CRIME

SCENES, CHRIS SENIOR'S HOUSE AND

KENNETH RHODEN'S HOME.

BUT THEY WON'T CONFIRM IF DRUGS

WAS THE MOTIVE TO KILL.

THOSE CLOSE TO THE VICTIMS SAY

THEY CAN'T HELP BUT WONDER IF

THE MURDERERS ARE STILL LIVING

AMONG THEM.

>> FOR ALL I KNOW, IT COULD'VE

BEEN SOMEONE WHO CAME UP AND

HUGGED ME AT THE FUNERAL.

I DO NOT TRUST ANYBODY AT ALL.

KARIN: TRUST, HARD TO COME BY

OUT HERE.

ON THE PERIMETER OF WHAT BEEN

SAID TO HAVE BEEN THE BLOODIEST

SCENE, CHRIS SENIOR'S HOME, THE

RHODEN NAME REMAINS CARVED INTO

THE SIDE OF A MAILBOX.%

NO TRESSPASSING SIGNS HANG FROM

BOB WIRE FENCE, BUT NOW WHERE A

FAMILY ONCE LIVED ONLY DETACHED

PORCHES REMAIN.

THE TRAILERS WERE HAULED AWAY AS

EVIDENCE.

A FEW PIECES OF CRIME SCENE TAPE

AND A TATTERED FLYER ON THE BARN

WITH THE VICTIM'S FACES, THE

ONLY REMNANTS OF THE CRIMES

COMMITTED HERE.

>> I WANT IT TO GET SOLVED BUT I

JUST DON'T.

IT HAS BEEN HERE.

I'M TRYING TO GET THROUGH THE

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Mother of Demarcus Semer speaks out - Duration: 1:51.

SAYS SHE DOES WANT THEM OFF THE

FORCE.

ANGELA: BULLET HOLES.

ANGELA

: NEARLY ONE YEAR LATER, SIGNS

OF THAT SHOOTING STILL VISIBLE.

IT'S WHERE A FORT PIERCE POLICE

OFFICER SHOT AND KILLED

21-YEAR-OLD DEMARCUS SEMER

SEMER WAS SHOT AND KILLED JUST

BEFORE MIDNIGHT APRIL 23 AFTER A

TRAFFIC STOP NEAR NORTH 19TH

STREET AND AVENUE D IN FORT

PIERCE.

A GRAND JURY RULED THE OFFICER'S

ACTIONS WEREN'T CRIMINAL.

THE TWO OFFICERS INVOLVED WERE

NOT INDICTED

>> I'D GOTTEN TO THE POINT WHERE

I HATED THE POLICEMEN, BUT IT

TOOK A YEAR FOR ME TO GET THAT

HATE OUT MY HEART.

I TURNED IT AROUND TO WHERE

DEMARCUS HAD DONE EVERYTHING THE

LORD WANTED HIM TO DO, SO GOD

CALLED HIM HOM

ANGELA: THE FORT PIERCE POLICE

DEPARTMENT HAS MADE SOME CHANGES

SINCE THE SHOOTING.

EXECUTIVES ARE IN TOWN TO TEACH

VERBAL AND NONVERBAL TECHNIQUES

DESIGNED TO DISCOURAGE

ENCOUNTERS FROM BECOMING

CONFRONTATIONAL.

>> WHEN THEIR DEMEANOR STARTS TO

CALM DOWN, THEN THEY GET EXCITED

AGAIN.

THAT'S WHEN WE GO INTO EMERGENCY

TIMEOUT SCENARIO.

>> WE REALLY TAKE OUR SOCIAL

CONTRACT WITH THE COMMUNITY, OUR

COMMITMENT TO THE COMMUNITY VERY

SERIOUSLY.

WE TAKE IT SERIOUSLY.

WE BRING IN VERY HIGH LEVEL,

EFFICIENT ORGANIZATIONS TO TRAIN

OUR OFFICERS.

ANGELA: I AM TOLD OFFICERS ARE

IN THE MIDDLE OF TRAINING ON NEW

BODY CAMERAS THEY HAVE

AVAILABLE, SOMETHING THAT THE

SEMER FAMILY HAD BEEN HOPING

FOR.

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Fairfield teacher, coach in court accused of sexual relationship with student - Duration: 0:57.

MILTON WITH TODAY'S

DEVELOPMENTS.

KARIN: TYLER CONRAD'S TRIAL SET

TO BEGIN ON MAY 22.

THAT'S IF HE DOESN'T MAKE A PLEA

DEAL WITH PROSECUTORS BEFORE

HAND.

TODAY WE LEARNED THAT THAT COULD

HAPPEN.

HIS ATTORNEY, CHRIS PAGAN, SAID

TODAY IN COURT THEY ARE IN

DISCUSSIONS WITH PROSECUTORS SO

THAT COULD HAPPEN.

CONRAD TAUGHT AT FAIRFIELD HIGH

SCHOOL, AND BEEN AN ASSISTANT

FOOTBALL COACH SINCE AUGUST

2015.

INVESTIGATORS SAY THE

26-YEAR-OLD HAD A SEXUAL

RELATIONSHIP WITH A 16-YEAR-OLD

FEMALE STUDENT THAT LASTED FOR

SEVERAL MONTHS BETWEEN MAY AND

OCTOBER OF LAST YEAR.

BUTLER COUNTY CHILD PROTECTIVE

SERVICES TIPPED OFF POLICE, AND

THE DEPARTMENT LAUNCHED AN

INVESTIGATION.

FAIRFIELD SCHOOLS SAY THE

DISTRICT PLACED CONRAD ON

ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE ONCE THEY

BECAME AWARE OF THE ALLEGATIONS

AND CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION.

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11-year-old followed home by stranger - Duration: 1:25.

REPORTER: EMILY MOORE'S DAUGHTER

ALWAYS TAKES THE SAME WAY HOME.

EMILY MOORE EVERYDAY.

>> EVERYDAY.

ALL YEAR.

AND THAT'S THE MOST DISGUSTING

PART IS AS A MOM YOU SIT THERE

AND YOU TRY TO THINK HOW LONG

HAS HE BEEN SCOPING HER OUT OR

NOW THAT HE'S MADE CONTACT WITH

HER, IS IT GOING TO HAPPEN

AGAIN?

REPORTER: MONDAY'S WALK WAS

DIFFERENT.

MOORE SAYS A MAN IN A BEAT UP,

GOLD SUV APPROACHED HER DAUGHTER

IN ASKED HER A DISTURBING

QUESTION.

>> HE SAID HEY SWEETIE AND KIND

OF CAUGHT HER ATTENTION, SHE

STOPPED AND KIND OF LOOKED AT

HIM.

AND HE ASKED HER IF SHE WOULD

LIKE TO PREFORM ORAL SEX ON HIM.

REPORTER: MOORE SAYS HER

DAUGHTER TOLD HIM NO, AND KEPT

WALKING.

THEN, SHE SAYS, THE MAN KEPT

TRAILING HER LAUGHING AND ASKING

DO YOU LIKE THAT.

SO, THE GIRL TOOK OFF RUNNING

TOWARDS HOME, NOT LOOKING BACK.

MOORE SAYS SHE TALKED WITH THE

SCHOOL, AND FILED A POLICE

REPORT.

>> AND THAT'S ABOUT ALL WE CAN

DO BUT I DONT WANT MY DAUGHTER

TO LIVE IN FEAR AND I DEFINITLEY

DON'T WANNA LIVE IN FEAR EITHER.

REPORTER: BRANDON PETERSEN LIVES

NEARBY.

HE SAYS IT'S UPSETTING TO HEAR

SOMETHING LIKE THIS HAPPENED SO

CLOSE TO HOME.

>> IT'S HORRIBLE.

IT DOESN'T MAKE YOU FEEL SAFE

.

IT MAKES YOU WANT TO WATCH YOUR

KID A LOT CLOSER, BUT I HOPE

THEY FIND THE GUY.

REPORTER: THE FAMILY NEVER

CAUGHT UP WITH THE MAN, BUT IF

YOU KNOW WHO HE IS, CALL

CRIMESTOPPERS AT 444-STOP.

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EXCLUSIVE: Actress who plays Joyce Mitchell speaks about role - Duration: 2:59.

REPORTER: ACTRESS PENELOPE ANN

MILLER, HAS GIVEN UP ON THE

MAKEUP, THE CLOTHES, THE GLITZ

AND GLAMOUR OF HOLLYWOOD TO PLAY

HER LATEST ROLE

ONE OF ONE OF THE MOST NOTORIOUS

PRISON WORKERS IN RECENT HISTORY

>> IT WAS FUN TO NOT NECESSARILY

PLAY A GLAMOROUS ROLE .

>> BOUNDARIES NEED TO BE

MAINTAINED AND WE'VE RE-ASSIGNED

SWEAT.

>> YOU CAN'T DO THAT TO ME, AND

EXPECT ME TO MEET MY QUOTAS . IN

REPORTER: IN THE LIFETIME FILM

PRISON BREAK, THE SEDUCTION OF

JOYCE MITCHELL, MILLER PLAYS THE

INFAMOUS PRISON SEAMSTRESS, WHO

HELPED TWO MURDERERS ESCAPE FROM

CLINTON CORRECTIONAL FACILITY IN

DANNEMOR

>> IT WAS A CHALLENGING ROLE FOR

ME, IT WAS A DIFFERENT ROLE THAN

I'VE PLAYED BEFORE

REPORTER: IT'S A CHARACTER, SHE

BECAME FAMILIAR WITH WHILE

WATCHING THE STORY UNFOLD IN

REAL-TIME

>> IT WAS JUST SOMETHING YOU

WERE CONSTANTLY HEARING ABOUT,

DID THEY CATCH THEM?

DID THEY FIND THEM?

>> ITS BEYOND CRAZY I MEAN THEY

SAY

LIFE IS CRAZIER THAN FICTION,

YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS STUFF UP

REPORTER: LEARNING MORE ABOUT

THE BACKSTORY, IS ONE OF THE

REASONS MILLER SAYS SHE TOOK THE

ROLE.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT MITCHELL

MILLER READ DOCUMENTS, INCLUDING

THE INSPECTOR GENERAL'S REPORT

AND SHE WATCHED NEWS FOOTAGE OF

COURT APPEARANCES AND INTERVIEWS

>> BECAUSE I REALLY WANTED TO

GET HER MANNERISMS AND THE WAY

IN WHICH SHE SPOKE AND

INTONATIONS, THE WAY SHE WALKED

REPORTER: AND SHE DID.

>> YOU GAVE THEM THE MEANS TO

ESCAPE INTO THE POPULATION

>> EVERYBODY SAYS I'M TOO NICE

>> ITS JUST SORT OF HARD TO

FATHOM THAT THAT'S YOUR GO-TO

ANSWER FOR DOING SOMETHING SO

CRAZY I DEFINITELY THINK THAT

JOYCE WAS MANIPULATED BY THESE

TWO MEN I MEAN THERES NO

QUESTION ABOUT IT

REPORTER: MILLER, NEVER SPOKE

WITH MITCHELL OR HER FAMILY, BUT

SHE HAS QUESTIONS.

>> WHY SHE WAS ATTRACTED TO

THESE MEN.

WHAT MADE THEM ATTRACTED TO HER

AND WHY THE THOUGHT OF LEAVING

THE LIFE THAT SHE HAD WAS MORE

COMPELLING THAN THE LIFE THAT

SHE WAS IN?

REPORTER: ANSWERS HAVE BEEN HARD

TO COME BY IN THIS PRISON

SCANDAL.

NOT ONLY FOR PENELOPE ANN

MILLER, BUT FOR THE ENTIRE

REGION THAT LIVED IN FEAR FOR

WEEKS IN THE SUMMER OF 2015.

MILLER HOPES SHE'S BELIEVEABLE

AS THE PRISON TAILOR, WHO'S NOW

AN INMATE FOR HER PART IN THE

ESCAPE.

AND AFTER IMMERSING HERSELF IN

THE ROLE OF JOYCE MITCHELL, THE

ACTRESS HAS A PIECE OF ADVICE.

>> WHEN YOU WORK IN A PRISON THE

LAST PEOPLE YOU SHOULD GET

INVOLVED WITH ARE THE PRISONERS.

REPORTER: MILLER SAYS SHE KNOWS

THE UPCOMING FILM IS JUST ONE

VIEW OF WHAT HAPPENED BEHIND

THOSE IMPOSING WALLS, IT'S A

GLIMPSE INTO THE LIFE OF ONE

WOMAN'S STORY, A STORY MILLER

GAVE HER ALL.

SHE HOPES SHE DID IT JUSTICE.

IN NEW YORK CITY, LIZ STRZEPA,

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Football ticket trouble for UA students - Duration: 1:32.

DOWN FOR

ALABAMA UNIVERSITY.

WE LEARN WHY STUDENTS MAY NOT BE

ABLE TO GO TO SO MAN FOOTBALL

GAMES.

>> THE MOST THAT ALMOST EVERY

STUDENT LOOKS FORWARD TO:

CRIMSON SIDE FOOTBALL AT

STADIUM.

GETTING INTO THE STADIUM GOT

HARDER.

THAT IS BECAUSE ONLY STUDENTS

WITH SECTOR MORE CREDIT HOURS

ARE ELIGIBLE TO BAY FULL SEASON

TICKET PACKAGES.

>> IT IS MORE FRUSTRATING

BECAUSE I WILL NOT BE ABLE TO

GET A TICKET UNTIL MY SENIOR

YEAR.

>> I WILL BE A SENIOR AND HAVE

THAT MANY HOURS BUT I FEEL BAD

FOR STUDENTS THAT CANNOT APPLY

FOR THE FULL STUDENT PACKAGE.

>> THE UNIVERSITY SAID THE

CHANGE IS NEGLIGENCE BECAUSE

STUDENT TICKETS ARE IN HIGH

DEMAND.

THE SCHOOL SAID THE NEW TICKET

POLICY ENSURES ALL STUDENTS CAN

ATTEND SOME HOME GAMES.

LAST YEAR, SOME STUDENTS WOULD

APPLIED FOR TICKETS DID NOT GET

ANY.

>> THIS YEAR WAS

FIRST-COME-FIRST-SERVE BASIS.

>> IT REQUIRES THEM TO BE

CREATIVE IN HOW TO FIND TICKETS

WHETHER ON SOCIAL MEDIA OR

ASKING AROUND.

ONE STUDENT SAID THE NEW POLICY

COULD ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO GET TO

CLASS.

>> IT GIVES STUDENTS AN

INCENTIVE TO GET THE CREDIT

HOURS THAT WE ARE HERE FOR TO GO

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Governor concludes 100 Businesses, 100 Days initiative - Duration: 1:36.

>> I'M A FIRM BELIEVER THAT WHEN

IT COMES TO ATTRACTING BUSINESS

AND SOMETIMES RETAINING BUSINESS

IN THE STATE, WE'VE LOST OUR

EDGE.

ANDY: GOVERNOR CHRIS SUNUNU IS

WRAPPING UP HIS EFFORT TO

RECRUIT 100 BUSINESSES TO NEW

HAMPSHIRE IN THE FIRST 100 DAYS

OF HIS ADMINISTRATION SAYING HE

SURPASSED HIS GOAL, REACHING O

OUT TO 127 DIFFERENT ENTERPRISES

ACROSS THE NATION AND THE WORLD,

ENCOURAGING THEM TO RELOCATE TO

THE GRANITE STATE.

>> I DON'T KNOW IF IT'S FAIR TO

SAY WE GOT A HARD COMMITMENT.

I DON'T KNOW IF WE CAN SAY THAT

TODA

I CAN TELL YOU WE GOT SOME

EXTREMELY FIRM COMMITMENTS TO

MOVE HERE, TO PICK UP THEIR

BUSINESS AND MOVE HERE.

ADAM: THE STATE'S ECONOMIC

DEVELOPMENT TEAM SAYS THERE ARE

SOME STRONG LEADS.

>> SOMETIMES THESE THINGS TAKE

WEEKS.

USUALLY THEY TAKE MONTHS OR

YEARS, AND SOMETIMES THEY MAY

NOT MATERIALIZE.

BUT WE'RE HAVING THE DIALOGUE,

PLANTING THE SEEDS, AND WE'RE

GOING TO CONTINUE TO SEE NEW

HAMPSHIRE AT THE FOREFRONT OF

BUSINESS GROWTH.

SOME AT THE STATEHOUSE ARE

GIVING THE GOVERNOR CREDIT FOR

MAKING THE EFFORT & PROMOTING

THE STATE TO THE WIDER BUSINESS

WORLD, BUT CRITICS SAY HE'S

OFFERING NO PROOF TO BACK UP HIS

RECRUITMENT CLAIMS.

>> GOVERNOR SUNUNU HAS PROVIDED

NO EVIDENCE THAT ALLOWS GRANITE

STATERS TO HOLD HIM ACCOUNTABLE

FOR THE WORK THAT HE'S DOING.

YOU KNOW, I COULD SAY THAT I'VE

MET WITH A THOUSAND BUSINESSES

OVER THE LAST HUNDRED DAYS AND

I'D BE PROVIDING THE SAME AMOUNT

OF EVIDENCE THAT GOVERNOR SUNUNU

DID TODAY.

ADAM: THE GOVERNOR SAYS HE HAD

TO KEEP HIS CONTACTS DURING THIS

PROCESS A SECRET.

HE PROMISED THE BUSINESSES HE

MET WITH THAT HE WOULD MAINTAIN

CONFIDENTIALITY SO AS NOT TO

DAMAGE THEIR STANDING IN THE

COMMUNITIES WHERE THEY'RE BASED.

IN CONCORD, ADAM SEXTON, WMUR

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Photography exhibit dedicated to breast cancer survivors openes in Hyde Park - Duration: 1:52.

THE PUBLIC.

>> SHE HAS THE SCAR ON THE BACK

OF HER BODY SO I WANTED TO SHOW

THAT.

REPORTER: THE PAIN OF BREAST

CANCER MARKS ONE IN EVERY 8

WOMEN.

RECLAIMING THE CONFIDENCE TAKEN

FROM MANY DURING THEIR FIGHT CAN

BE TOUGH.

THAT IS WHY U.C. HEALTH TEAMED

UP WITH CHARISE ISIS FOUNDER OF

THE GRACE PROJECT.

>> I HAVE NOW PHOTOGRAPHED OVER

250 WOMEN WHO HAVE BEEN AFFECTED

BY BREAST CANCER.

THE GOAL IS TO PHOTOGRAPH 800

WOMEN, WHICH IS THE NUNBER OF

WOMEN DIAGNOSED IN THE UNITED

STATES EVERY DAY.

>> A FEW YEARS AGO WOMEN WOULD

HAVE NEVER FELT LIBERATED ENOUGH

TO PARTICIPATE IN AN EXHIBIT

LIKE THIS.

THIS IS WHY WE FEEL SO EMPOWER

AS HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS AND

THE PATIENTS THAT HAVE

PARTICIPATED IN THE EXHIBIT.

REPORTER: EACH PHOTO WAVES LIKE

LARGE SILK BANNERS ON THE WALLS

OF THE MITCHELL ART GALLERY IN

HYDE PARK.

DIFFERENT WOMEN,MANY FROM OHIO

WITH DIFFERENT STORIES ALL

POSING AS GREEN -- GREEK

GODDESSES.

WOMEN AREN'T THE ONLY ONES

PROCLAIMING THEIR POWER IN THE

PROJECT.

>> RIGHT NOW YOU ARE LOOKING AT

MY MAESECTOMY SCARS I HAVE 6

INCH SCARS ON EACH SIDE.

NO NIPPLE.

I AM PERMANENTLY NUMB.

I WILL BE LIKE THAT THE REST OF

MY LIFE.

REPORTER: STEVE DELGARDO IS ONE

OF 2000 MEN THAT ARE DIAGNOSED

WITH BREAST CANCER IN THE U.S.

I FELT ISOLATED AND ALONE

--

>> I FELT ISOLATED AND ALONE

BECAUSE NOT MANY MEN OUT THERE

HAVE IT.

NOT MANY FOUNDATIONS OUT THERE

ARE SUPPORTING MEN.

>> EMPOWERING.

I FELT LIKE A GOD.

STANDING THERE LOOKING FIERCE.

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Video: Maryland crabs may cost more this year. Here's why - Duration: 1:47.

STUDY IS THAT WE ARE GOING TO

PAY A LITTLE MORE FOR CRABS THIS

.

A MIXED BAG, THAT'S HOW

SCIENTISTS WITH THE CHESAPEAKE

BAY FOUNDATION ARE REACTING TO

THE ANNUAL SURVEY OF THE CRAB

POPULATION.

WHILE THERE IS SOME PROMISING

RESULTS, THERE'S ALSO CONCERN.

>> OVERALL, WHAT WE SAW IS ABOUT

AN 18 % DIP IN THE POPULATION

OVERALL, WHICH IS OBVIOUSLY A

NEGATIVE TREND THAT WE DIDN'T

WANT TO SEE. THE GOOD NEWS IS

-- THERE IS VARIABILITY IN THE

POPULATION.

THE GOOD NEWS IS A RECORD

INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF

SPAWNING AGE FEMALE CRABS.

DAVID: THE SURVEY FINDS A 31%

INCREASE IN SPAWNING AGE FEMALE

CRABS OVER 2015 LEVELS.

IT'S THE LOW NUMBER OF JUVENILE

CRABS SCIENTISTS FIND

TROUBLESOME.

THE BLUE CRABS HAVE A VERY

COMPLEX LIFE HISTORY.

IT DEPENDS A LOT ON NOT ONLY

WEATHER PATTERNS BUT TIDE

CURRENTS CONDITIONS INSIDE THE

BAY AND OUTSIDE OF THE BAY

DAVID: COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN LI

PAT WEWELL DISAGREE WITH THE

SURVEY FINDINGS.

HE'S SEEN MORE JUVENILE CRABS

THIS YEAR THAN LAST.

>> I THINK IT'S GOING TO BE A

GOOD YEAR.

DAVID:

PAT HAS FISHED THESE WATERS FOR

THE PAST 35 YEARS.

HE DOESN'T FIND THE CURRENT

STATE REGS TOO CUMBERSOME, BUT

WOULDN'T MIND IF SOME EASED UP A

BIT.

>> IF WE COULD START A HALF-HOUR

BEFORE SUNUP, THAT WOULD HELP.

IT WOULD BE GOOD IF WE COULD

CATCH A FEW MORE FEMALES.

DAVID CHESAPEAKE BAY FOUNDATION

: SCIENTISTS WANT THE STATE TO

STAY THE COURSE ON CURRENT REGS.

THERE'S ALSO A MIXED OPINIONS ON

CRAB PRICES THIS YEAR.

CRABBERS BELIEVE SINCE THEY ARE

PLENTIFUL, THEY'LL FETCH LESS AT

THE DOCK.

SCIENTISTS BELIEVE BASED ON THE

SURVEY RESULTS WE WILL ALL PAY A

LITTLE MORE.

SCIENTISTS WITH THE CHESAPEAKE

BAY STOCK ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE

ARE ANALYZING THE SURVEY

THEY WILL ADVISE THE MARYLAND

DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

WHETHER THERE SHOULD BE ANY