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Superman Lifts an Island | Superman Returns-(2006) Movie Clip 4K ULTRA HD - Duration: 4:57.
Here.
- What did you do? - I'm sorry!
No!
- What did you do? - I'm sorry!
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Superman Airplane Rescue Scene | Superman Returns-(2006) Movie Clip 4K ULTRA HD - Duration: 4:58.
There's some kind of unidentified bogey coming from the north.
- Roger that. - And it's coming in fast.
Declaring an emergency.
Overspeed, overspeed.
Altitude...
Do you see that?
Fly up, fly up.
Is everyone all right?
Are you okay?
Well, I hope this experience hasn't put any of you off flying.
Statistically speaking, it's still the safest way to travel.
Superman! Superman! Superman!
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Upstate police warn people to watch out for 'aggressive street teams' - Duration: 1:39.
N WHY.
ALY: SIMPSONVILLE POLICE SAY
GROUPS OF MEN IN CARS ARE
TARGETING FOLKS IN PARKING LOTS
AND GAS STATIONS, ALL TO SELL
CDS.
>> IT WAS THE MIDDLE OF THE DA
IT WAS, LIKE, 2:00 IN THE
AFTERNOON, A VERY BUSY DAY.
ALY: A WARNING ON SOCIAL MEDIA,
BRINGING ATTENTION TO THOUSANDS.
SIMPSONVILLE POLICE SAY KEEP
YOUR EYE OUT FOR THIS, A MARKED
CHEVROLET VAN ADVERTISING "MIKEL
KNIGHT" ON THE SIDE.
BUT THE LADIES WE SPOKE TO, WHO
WERE APPROACHED, SAY TEAMS ARE
ALSO DRIVING UNMARKED BLACK FORD
EXPLORERS.
>> DROVE DOWN HERE AND STOPPED,
AND THEY SAID, "HEY, WANT TO BUY
A CD?"
AND I THINK THE MOST
INTIMIDATING PART WAS, THERE WAS
SEVERAL OF THEM IN THE VEHICLE,
PROBABLY 5.
ALY: KERRI SMITH WAS APPROACHED,
AGAIN IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY,
AT A CAR SHOW.
>> I'VE BEEN APPROACHED FOR
MONEY AND PEOPLE PANHANDLING,
BUT NEVER TO SELL A PRODUCT.
IT IS UNUSUAL.
ALY: BUT SHE SAYS SHE NEVER FELT
THREATENED. THAT'S NOT THE CASE
FOR ALISHA AND HARTLEIGH
ACKERMAN.
>> AS A MOM, THAT PREDATOR
INSTINCT KICKED IN, AND I JUST
KNEW I NEEDED TO GET HER AWAY AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE.
ALY: SIMPSONVILLE POLICE AND THE
LADIES WE SPOKE TO SAY THE BEST
THING YOU CAN DO, JUST DON'T
APPROACH THE VEHICLES.
>> I WOULDN'T HAVE WALKED UP TO
A VEHICLE LIKE THAT ANYWAY, JUST
BECAUSE YOU DON'T KNOW THESE
DAYS.
>> MY FIRST WORD OF ADVICE IS
GET AWAY, STEP AWAY FROM THE
VEHICLE.
ALY: SIMPSONVILLE POLICE SAY
THEY ARE CONCERNED BECAUSE
THESE, QUOTE, "AGGRESSIVE STREET
TEAMS" ASK FOR PERSONAL
INFORMATION,
AND HAVE BEEN LINKED TO CRIMINAL
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District considers four day school week to help budget crisis - Duration: 1:46.
>> THERE ARE SEVERAL OTHER
OPTIONS.
AND THE PEOPLE THAT WE SPOKE TO,
PARENTS, ADMINISTRATORS AND
STAFF, SAY ANYTHING IS BETTER
THAN CLOSING THESE SCHOOLS.
>> I THINK THE DISTRICT IS GOING
FOR THE EASY FIX, WHICH IS LET'S
JUST SHUT HER DOWN, TWO SCHOOLS.
DAVID SANTA FE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
: NEEDS TO MAKE UP MILLIONS.
AND WHILE THE HOT TOPIC OF
CONVERSATION HAS BEEN
POTENTIALLY CLOSING E.J.
MARTINEZ AND NAVA ELEMENTARY
SCHOOLS, THE DISTRICT IS
STUDYING A DOZEN OTHER OPTIONS.
RIGHT NOW, THE TOP CHOICE --
>> THE 4-DAY WEEK.
>> THE 4-DAY SCHOOL WEEK.
>> I THINK THE 4-DAY SCHOOL WEEK
IS A REALLY INSPIRED IDEA.
DAVID BUT BY ITSELF, THAT MIGHT
: NOT BE ENOUGH.
>> IT'S MAINLY RURAL COMMUNITIES
THAT HAVE ADOPTED THAT.
THEY SAVE A LITTLE BIT OF WEAR
AND TEAR ON THEIR BUSES AND
WHATNOT, BUT IT DOESN'T GIVE YOU
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS.
DAVID HOW ABOUT SPORTS CUTS?
:I THINK YOU CAN CUT THE
DISTRICT'S FUNDING OF ATHLETICS,
AND ALSO MAKE UP THATFUNDING
WITH PEOPLE FROM THE COMMUNITY.
>> THEY GET SO MUCH FROM IT,
FROM DISCIPLINE, TO KEEPING
THEIR GPA'S UP, TEAMWORK,
LEADERSHIP.
DAVID OTHER OPTIONS INCLUDE
: STAFF FURLOUGHS, BUDGET CUTS
AT ALL SCHOOLS AND INCREASING
CLASS SIZES.
THE SUPERINTENDENT SAYS NONE OF
THESE ARE GOOD OPTIONS.
>> WE'RE GOING TO DO OUR VERY
BEST TO REALLY LISTEN TO OUR
PUBLIC, AND TO MAKE THE BEST
RECOMMENDATION WE CAN TO OUR
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
BUT THERE ARE NO GOOD OPTIONS,
REALLY, ON THE TABLE.
DAVID AS PARENTS STILL HOLD OUT
: HOPE THAT THEIR KIDS WON'T BE
SWITCHING SCHOOLS NEXT YEAR --
>> THIS IS A PROBLEM THE ADULTS
MADE.
THE KIDS SHOULD NOT BEAR THIS
BURDEN.
DAVID THE STUDY INTO THE
: FINANCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL
IMPACTS OF ALL OF THESE OPTIONS
IS SET TO BE COMPLETED BY
MONDAY.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING TO GO
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Deputies encourage people to register valuables online - Duration: 1:10.
IT WORKS.
AUBREY: THE WEBSITE IS CALLED
REPORTIT.LEADSONLINE.COM.
IT'S A SECURE SITE THAT ALLOWS
YOU TO REGISTER YOUR BELONGINGS
NOW, IF THEY'RE STOLEN OR LOST
IN THE FUTURE.
>> ANY HOUSEHOULD ELECTRONIC,
WHETHER THAT'S TV, SPEAKERS,
CELLPHONE, IPADS.
AUBREY: THE GREENVILLE COUNTY
SHERRIFF'S OFFICE IS ENCOURAGING
EVERYONE TO SIGN UP AND REGISTER
THEIR ITEMS.
ONCE YOU'RE LOGGED IN, YOU CAN
REGISTER YOUR ITEM,
LIST THE SERIAL NUMBER OF THE
PRODUCT, GIVE A GOOD DESCRIPTION
OF THE ITEM,
AND EVEN UPLOAD A PHOTO.
THE MORE INFORMATION, THE
BETTER.
EVERY DETAIL HELPS INVESTIGATORS
TRACK DOWN MISSING OR STOLEN
ITEMS.
>> SAVE AND CLOSE, AND ITS
AUTOMATICALLY ADDED TO YOUR LIST
OF ITEMS HERE.
AND THEN, IN CASE OF A THEFT, OR
IF YOU MISPLACE IT OR LOSE IT IN
THE FUTURE, YOU'LL JUST GO TO
"PRINT LIST."
AUBREY: THE CRIMINAL
INVESTIGATION UNIT WITH THE
SHERIFF'S OFFICE WILL OFTEN USE
THE DATABASE.
THERE'S NO FEE TO SIGN UP, AND
NO LIMIT ON THE NUMBER OF ITEMS
YOU CAN REGISTER ONLINE TO
PROTECT.
IN GREENVILLE, AUBREY JACKSON,
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Legal analyst discusses Cardell Hayes' sentencing - Duration: 1:47.
FOR 25
YEARS.
SULA: THANK YOU, TRAVERS.
AND ALSO WDSU REPORTER CASEY
BRAND WITHIN THE CORPORATE WHEN
HAYES WITH SENTENCE.
CASEY: ONE THING WE HEARD THE
JUSTICE BRING UP WAS AT THE PSI,
PRESENTENCE INVESTIGATION.
>> WHEN YOU HAVE SOMEONE THAT IS
A FIRST OFFENDER, THE JUDGE
INVESTIGATES HIS BACKGROUND.
WHAT THEY DID WAS THEY GAVE A
REPORT AND THAT IS HOW SHE
FASHIONED THE SENTENCE OF 25
YEARS.
HE IS NOT A MULTIPLE OFFENDER,
HE HAD NO HISTORY.
THIS PSI'S ARE THERE FOR THE
JUDGE TO HAVE SOMETHING TO LOOK
AT.
CASEY: WE ALSO HEARD THERE WERE
TONS OF LETTERS THE JUDGE WAS
SENT FROM PEOPLE WHO WORKED WITH
CARDELL HAYES IN THE COMMUNITY
HE SAID HE HAD QUALITIES AS A
CITIZEN HERE IN NEW ORLEANS AND
HE CAN STILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE
CITY ONCE HE COMES OUT OF JAIL
POSSIBLY IN 25 YEARS.
>> COACHES, SCHOOL TEACHERS,
FRIENDS, HE HAD AN ABUNDANCE OF
LETTERS AND HE WAS THE FIRST
OFFENDER.
TWENTYSOMETHING YEARS IN ANGOLA
IS NOT LIKE.
-- IS NOT LIGHT.
HE IS ELIGIBLE TO BE RELEASED
AFTER SERVING 85%.
IT SHOULD BE 22-23 YEARS AND HE
WILL BE RELEASED.
CASEY: MUCH MORE COMING UP ON
WDSU NEWS AT 6:00.
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Cartoon Hook-Ups: UNRATED??? Youtube is DEAD??? - Duration: 1:38.
[Phone Ring]
Hello
Hey, Gerald. Did you hear the news?
No, man. What news?
YouTube is DEAD.
YouTube is DEAD.
Dead...dead...dead...
...as you may have noticed, the ADPOCOLYPSE
No ads on YouTube!
YouTube is DEAD.
Oh, no.
What are we gonna do?... What about our subs!?
Don't worry, homie. I got an idea that's bigger than YouTube.
A place where subscribers can finally see the kind of videos they really want.
A world where hook-ups have no limits!!!
Dude, that's a great idea.
We're always talking about the stuff that we want to do, but could never get away with on YouTube.
Alright, I have an indiegogo set up right now.
That was quick.
Yeah dude, I'm like really good at stuff.
Welcome to our indiegogo,
where you'll be able to support Wink and Skillz so that they'll be able to continue making videos on YouTube,
and then release Unrated versions on another site.
There'll be so much awesome stuff
that you won't have time to bitch about my bad Sonic impression.
So, yeah, guys. Check it out, and help keep us alive.
Cause we seriously aren't going to make it if this Youtube doesn't bounce back.
Check out the link in the description, and Gerald, please don't cry.
Hey, uh...
Hey, baby?
There's no more ads on YouTube.
We're gonna be alright, though, right?
YouTube is DEAD.
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What you need to know before heading to Alabama A-Day - Duration: 1:29.
T OF.
WVTM 13'S CHIP SCARBOROUGH ON A
FEW IMPORTANT THINGS FANS SHOULD
REMEMBER, IF YOU'RE HEADING TO
A-DAY.
CHIP: A-DAY IS THE CLOSEST THING
TO A REAL SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT
BRYANT-DENNEY STADIUM.
THE CRIMSON TIDE TAKING TO THE
FIELD FOR A PRACTICE GAME IN
FRONT OF TENS OF THOUSANDS OF
FANS.
>> WELL, IT'S A FUN DAY BECAUSE
YOU DON'T NEED A TICKET TO COME
TO THE GAME.
IT DOESN'T COST YOU ANYTHING TO
COME TO THE GAME.
CHIP: THE UNIVERSITY EXPECTING
85,000-PLUS FANS THIS WEEKEND, A
NEAR SELL-OUT, BUT THIS GAME IS
FREE.
THAT ALSO MEANS A LOT OF
TRAFFIC.
JACK WARNER PARKWAY, A MAJOR
ARTERY IN TOWN, WILL CLOSE ALL
DAY FOR THE CITY'S TRIATHLON.
>> THE NORTH SIDE TO OUR CAMPUS,
THE ENTRANCES, ARE GOING TO BE
CLOSED.
SO FANS ARE GOING TO HAVE TO
MAKE ALTERNATE ROUTES COMING
FROM THE EAST AND WEST.
CHIP: CAMPUS DRIVE, JUST OFF
MCFARLAND BOULEVARD, IS ONE
ALTERNATE ROUTE.
THERE, YOU'LL FIND FREE PARKING
WITH BUSES TAKING FANS TO AND
FROM THE STADIUM.
FREE PARKING IS ALSO AVAILABLE
AT UNIVERSITY MALL ON MCFARLAND
BOULEVARD WITH SHUTTLE SERVICE.
>> FANS THAT, YOU KNOW, HAVE
FAMILIES THAT MAYBE THEY DON'T
GET SEASON TICKETS, THEY CAN
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS AND SEE
BRYANT-DENNY STADIUM.
CHIP: REMEMBER, THE UNIVERSITY'S
CLEAR BAG POLICY APPLIES EVEN
FOR THE SCRIMMAGE.
FANS CAN PICK UP A CLEAR BAG
OUTSIDE THE STADIUM.
RAINCOATS AND PONCHOS ARE ALSO A
GOOD IDEA BECAUSE OF THE THREAT
OF RAIN.
THE UNIVERSITY IS KEEPING AN EYE
ON THE POTENTIAL THREAT FOR
STORMY WEATHER.
IN TUSCALOOSA, CHIP SCARBOROUGH,
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Executions planned for Thursday - Duration: 1:16.
WHERE THOSE EXECUTIONS ARE
PLANNED.
REPORTER: THOSE EXECUTIONS ARE
SCHEDULED TO TAKE PLACE AT 7:00
TONIGHT HERE AT THE CUMMINS UNIT
AT BRADY ARKANSAS.
DESPITE THE NUMEROUS LEGAL
CHALLENGES, PRISON OFFICIALS
TELL ME THEY ARE PREPARING TO
EXECUTE TWO MEN.
JOHNSON AND LINDEL LEE.
BOTH MEN HAVE BEEN MOVED WHERE
THE DEATH CHAMBER IS LOCATED.
STACY JOHNSON WAS CONVICTED IN
MURDER FOR RAPING, BEEPING, AND
CUTTING CARROLL HE
ESE'S
THROAT.
AND ANOTHER WAS SENTENCED IN
1995 FOR BEATING DEBORAH REESE
TO DEATH WITH THE CLUB.
HE WAS ALSO CONNECTED TO THREE
PREVIOUS UNSOLVED RAPES AND
ANOTHER RAPE AND MURDER.
X -- SCHEDULED FOR 7:00 TONIGHT.
AND WE CAN TELL YOU THE DEATH
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Joe Diaz' Thursday Forecast - Duration: 2:12.
SHELLY: HERE'S JOE WITH YOUR
SUPER DOPPLER 7 FORECAST.
JOE: THE WINDS CAME UP STRONG,
37 MILES PER HOUR.
WE HAVE A TEMPERATURE ABOVE
NORMAL THIS TIME OF YEAR.
HAPPENING NOW, THE WINDS ARE
PAST THEIR PEAK.
RIGHT NOW, TOMORROW, AS DO GET
STRONGER AND THE FIRE THREAT
DOES INCREASE THROUGH A GOOD
CHUNK OF NEW MEXICO.
WE HAVE A CHANGEABLE WEEKEND, A
COOLER START.
HIGH FIRE DANGER IN A THE
MORNING.
BE ALERT FOR NO BURNING AROUND
FARMINGTON, ALBUQUERQUE.
WHEN WE LOOK AT THE WIND
FORECAST, IT WILL BE FINE IN THE
MORNING.
AFTERNOON HOURS, THE TESTS OUT
OF THE NORTHWEST.
DATA GUSTS OUT OF THE NORTHWEST.
THEY BELIEVED THAT STRONGER AND
WILL BE COMING DOWN.
YOU WILL BE DEALING WITH BRISK
WINDS.
AS WE LOOK AT THE POTENTIAL FOR
PEAK GUSTS, A HIGH OF 73 AFTER
BEING IN THE 80'S WITH A PEAK A
GUST OF AROUND 40 MILES PER
HOUR.
THAT WILL BE STRONGER TOWARD RIO
RANCHO, LOWER TEMPERATURES AND
UP IN SANTA FE, FORTIFY
MILE-PER-HOUR WIND GUSTS.
-- 45 MAO PER HOUR WIND GUSTS.
YOU WILL NEED A LAYER TOMORROW.
TONIGHT, WE ARE GOING TO SEE A
COUPLE OF SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS.
A GOOD START OF THE DAY IN THE
MORNING.
WINDY FOR THE NORTHERN HALF AND
WARM IN THE SOUTHERN HALF.
CLOUDS INTO THE HOUSTON PART OF
THE STATE FOR SATURDAY.
EVERYBODY ELSE WILL BE FINE.
-- CLOUDY INTO THE NORTHERN PART
OF THE STATE FOR SATURDAY.
BRISK WINDS TOMORROW.
LESS WINDY AND TEMPERATURES NEAR
NORMAL LEVEL ON SATURDAY.
SUNDAY, FINE IN THE MORNING BUT
MODERATE WINDS IN THE EVENING.
LOOK AT THE WARMTH.
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Nebraska Science Festival officially underway - Duration: 1:35.
AT THE SAC MUSEUM,
REPORTER: THE STRATEGIC COMMAND
AND AEROSPACE MUSEUM IS OPENING
IT'S DOORS FOR OPENING DAY HERE
AT THE NEBRASKA SCIENCE
FESTIVAL, ALL TO GET KIDS
EXCITED ABOUT SCIENCES.
>> WE ARE GOING TO TALK ABOUT
PRESSURE TODAY.
REPORTER: AIR PRESSURE, BLACK
HOLES, AERODYNAMICS.
THEY MAY BE HARD TO EXPLAIN, BUT
A BLAST TO DEMONSTRATE.
>> I LIKE EXPERIMENTS.
REPORTER: DEB HERMANN WITH THE
MUSEUM SAYS THE KIDS HAVE PLENTY
TO EXPERIMENT WITH.
>> WE'VE GOT OUR BLACK HOLES
EXHIBIT HERE TODAY, SO THEY GET
TO LEARN ABOUT SPACE.
THEY'RE SPENDING TIME IN OUR
CHILDREN'S LEARNING CENTER
LEARNING ABOUT THE PRINCIPLES OF
FLIGHT.
AND THEN THEY'RE REALLY COMING
IN HERE AND YOU SEE ALL THESE
BOOTHS BEHIND ME.
THEY'RE LEARNING ABOUT DIFFERENT
HANDS ON STEM TOPICS THAT RELATE
BACK TO SCIENCE.
REPORTER: YOU CAN SEE THE
EXCITEMENT AS CHILDREN OF ALL
AGES LEARN FROM THE EXPERTS,
SOMETIMES NOT EVEN REALIZING
THEY'RE IN THE MIDDLE OF A
LESSON.
>> I DON'T LIKE LEARNING ABOUT
SCIENCE.
I JUST LIKE DOING THE FUN STUFF.
>> THEY'RE HAVING FUN WHILE
LEARNING, AND THEY DON'T EVEN
KNOW THEY'RE LEARNING.
THIS IS THE BEST PART OF MY JOB.
I LOVE SEEING KIDS GETTING
EXCITED ABOUT LEARNING.
YOU KNOW, THAT'S THE BEST PART
OF THE MUSEUM.
REPORTER: COORDINATOR FOR THE
NEBRASKA SCIENCE FESTIVAL KACIE
BAUM SAYS THERE ARE PLENTY OF
ACTIVITIES ALL AROUND THE STATE.
>> WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR
EVERYONE.
WE HAVE STUFF FOR LITTLE GUYS AT
THE LIBRARY, STORY TIMES ALL
THROUGH THE OMAHA PUBLIC
LIBRARIES, TO SENIOR CITIZENS AT
OUR ENGAGE WELLNESS AT UNMC.
REPORTER: NOW THE NEBRASKA
SCIENCE FESTIVAL GOES ON UNTIL
APRIL 29.
THERE'S COOL EVENTS GOING ON ALL
OVER THE STATE.
YOU CAN FIND OUT MORE
INFORMATION ON KETV.COM.
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Maine ACLU protests state immigration bill - Duration: 1:16.
PAUL: THE BILL'S SPONSOR SAYS
THE GOAL IS TO MAKE IT EASIER
FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIES TO REPORT
IMMIGRATION VIOLATIONS TO THE
FEDS.
THIS AS SOME CITIES AROUND MAINE
OPERATE AS DE FACTO SANCTUARY
CITIES.
OPPONENTS ARE PUSHING BACK.
THE ACLU OF MAINE ORGANIZED A
RALLY OUTSIDE THE STATE HOUSE
TODAY.
BILL SPONSOR LARRY LOCKMAN SAYS
HE'S PROPOSING A COMMON SENSE
MEASURE THAT WOULD MAKE IT
EASIER FOR POLICE TO REPORT
ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS, ONLY AFTER
ARRESTS FOR OTHER CRIMES.
ADVOCATES SAY THEY'RE WORRIED
THE BILL WOULD LEAD TO OFFICERS
STOPPING AND SEARCHING PEOPLE
WITHOUT PROBABLE CAUSE.
>> IT ENCOURAGES RACIAL
PROFILING.
IT POTENTIALLY VIOLATES THE 4TH
AMENDMENT.
THESE ARE REALLY WRONG
DIRECTIONS FOR THE STATE OF
MAINE, AND LD 366 SHOULD FAIL.
>> I TRUST THAT THE LOCAL POLICE
KNOW HOW TO DO THEIR JOBS.
THEY KNOW WHAT PROBABLE CAUSE
IS.
THEY AREN'T GOING TO BE RANDOMLY
TARGETING PEOPLE BECAUSE OF
THEIR APPEARANCE.
I HAVE MORE CONFIDENCE, I GUESS,
IN THE LOCAL POLICE HERE IN
MAINE THAN THE ACLU DOES.
PAUL: SIMILAR LEGISLATIVE
EFFORTS IN THE PAST HAVE FAILED.
THE ACLU SAYS IT IS WORKING TO
MAKE SURE THERE IS A LOUD AND
PUBLIC PUSH AGAINST THIS IDEA
THIS TIME AROUND.
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Nebraska Correction Director defends system amid threats of lawsuit - Duration: 1:50.
TH TODAY'S
DEVELOPMENTS.
REPORTER: TWO PICTURES OF
NEBRASKA'S PRISONS.
ONE FROM THE AMERICAN CIVIL
LIBERTIES UNION.
>> RIOTS, DEATHS, FRONT LINE
ASSAULTS, THIS IS NOT NORMAL IN
A PRISON SYSTEM.
REPORTER: THE OTHER FROM
CORRECTIONS OFFICIALS.
>> WE ARE NOT JUST SITTING BACK
AND WAITING FOR THINGS TO FIX
THEMSELVES.
REPORTER: DIRECTOR SCOTT FRAKES
RESPONDED TO THE ACLU'S THURSDAY
DEADLINE TO TAKE IMMEDIATE
ACTION TO ADDRESS PRISON OVER
CROWDING OR FACE A FEDERAL
LAWSUIT.
HE SAYS THEY HAVE MADE PROGRESS
DURING THE PAST TWO YEARS,
STABLIZING THE GROWTH IN PRISON
POPULATION, USING SENTENCING
ALTERNATIVES FOR NON VIOLENT
OFFENDERS, REDUCTIONS IN INMATE
ON INMATE ASSAULTS, AND UNTIL
RECENTLY ASSAULTS ON STAFF.
MORE BEDS COMING ONLINE, AND 50%
MORE PROGRAMING AND TREATMENT.
>> MUCH LIKE THE INCIDENTS THAT
HAVE BEEN DRIVEN BY THE INMATES
HAVE CONSUMED RESOURCES THAT
COULD HAVE ALLOWED US TO MAKE
THE PRISON SYSTEM BETTER,
WORKING THROUGH A LAWSUIT WILL
HAVE THAT SAME UNFORTUNATE
IMPACT.
>> WHAT NEBRASKA NEEDS IS
LEADERSHIP.
WHAT NEBRASKA NEEDS IS ACTION.
WHAT WE SAW TODAY WAS A POWER
POINT.
REPORTER: THE ACLU SAYS THE
STATE'S RESPONSE IS INSUFFICENT.
THEY WON'T SAY WHEN THEY WILL
TAKE ACTION, BUT IT COULD BE
SOON.
DANIELLE CONRAD, OUR NEXT
ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE WHEN WE
FILE SUIT.
REPORTER: MEANWHILE, GROWING
FRUSTRATION FROM SOME LAWMAKERS
OVER THE VIOLENCE.
AND QUESTIONING WHY CORRECTIONS
IS ASKING FOR 96 MORE POSITIONS
WHEN IT CURRENTLY CAN'T FILL 149
JOB OPENINGS.
>> WE NEED ACCOUNTABILITY BEFORE
WE PUT ANYMORE DOLLARS IN PLACE.
REPORTER: CORRECTIONS OFFICIALS
SAY THEY ARE TRYING TO CORRECT
10 YEARS OF LACK OF FUNDING.
AND IT WILL TAKE TIME, BUT TIME
MAY BE RUNNING OUT.
>> I BELIEVE WE ARE SEEING
RESULTS.
REPORTER: IN LINCOLN, ANDREW
OZAKI, KETV NEWSWATCH 7.
ROB: WHEN ASKED IF BUILDING
TECUMSEH IN A RURAL AREA WAS A
MISTAKE, DIRECTOR FRAKES SAID
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Red Cross honors heroes at Portland ceremony - Duration: 0:58.
TWEET.
WE COULD KEEP GOING.
SEVERAL PEOPLE GOT RECOGNITION
FROM THE RED CROSS THIS MORNING,
FOR GOING ABOVE AND BEYOND TO
HELP OTHERS.
THE REAL HEROES BREAKFAST
HONORED ONE COMPANY AND 7 PEOPLE
FOR THEIR COURAGE AND BRAVERY.
PAUL REYNOLDS OF HARRISON AND
ANDREW GRANT OF NORWAY WERE TWO
OF THE HONOREES TODA
[APPLAUSE]
MEGHAN: THE CENTRAL MAINE POWER
LINE WORKERS PULLED A MAN FROM A
BURNING CAR IN BRIDGTON.
BOTH SAY THEY ARE HONORED, BUT
DON'T CONSIDER THEMSELVES
HEROES.
>> THERE'S NO HESITATION
WHATSOEVER.
I MEAN IN THAT SITUATION THERE
, WAS NO NERVES, JUST ACTION,
TODAY BEING ON CAMERA, THAT'S
WHEN THE NERVES KICK IN.
[LAUGHTER]
>> WE WERE IN THE RIGHT PLACE AT
THE RIGHT TIME, AND WE KNEW WHAT
TO DO.
I'M GLAD WE WERE THERE.
MEGHAN: FROM RESCUERS AND
ADVOCATES, TO WORK AGAINST CYBER
BULLYING, THE REAL HEROES AWARDS
RECOGNIZE EVERY DAY PEOPLE DOING
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Chris Justus's Complete Forecast - Duration: 3:43.
>> NOW, YOUR LIVE SUPER DOPPLER
4 HD WEATHER FORECAST.
CHRIS: FEELS LIKE SUMMERTIME OUT
THERE.
LOWER 80'S, AND THE LIVE SUPER
DOPPLER IS TRACKING A FEW
SHOWERS.
NORMALLY, WHEN WE ARE THIS HOT
WE WOULD HAV NUMEROUS
THUNDERSTORMS, BUT TODAY,
SINKING AIR IS CANCELING OUT THE
THUNDERSTORMS.
WE ARE TRACKING A HEAVY RAIN
SHOWER RIGHT HERE, MOVING OUT OF
GEORGIA INTO OCONEE COUNTY
TOWARDS WALHALLA.
LET'S PULL UP SOME OF OUR TOOLS
ON LIVE SUPER DOPPLER FOUR AND
SHOW YOU HOW WE ARE TRACKING
THIS.
REININ IN AND OUT OF PARTS OF
OCONEE COUNTY FOR ANOTHER 30
MINUTES OR SO.
THIS CELL, AS IT CONTINUES
TOWARDS THE SAME PATH, WILL MOVE
TOWARDS WALHALLA AND 130, AND
PICKENS COUNTY.
TIMING I OUT, WALHALLA, 6:30,
CENTRAL AT 6:55, AND IF IT
CONTINUES ON THE SAM PATH,
THESE DIE DOWN QUICKLY, IT WILL
BE IN PICKENS AT AROUND 7:02.
SHATTERS -- SHOWERS AROUND THE
MOUNTAINS IN EASTERN BUNCOMBE
COUNTY, THAT SHOWER COMING TO AN
END, AS WELL.
THE SKYCAM SHOWS IT IS A WARM
SUNNY DAY FOR MOST OF US.
IN DOWNTOWN ASHEVILLE HIM A
RAINBOW ON OUR SKYCAM.
AS THE RAIN SHOWER MOVES OUT, A
NICE NIG SHAKE -- TAKING
SHAPE.
WHERE IT HASN'T RAINED, IT IS
HOT.
DOWNTOWN ANDERSON, 80 DEGREES.
OVER LAKE HARTWELL, A GORGEOUS
DAY.
IT IS HOT, 79 IN CLEMSON, 83 IN
ABBEVILLE, 84 IN ELBERTON.
TOMORROW WILL BE WARMER THAN
THIS.
SOME AREAS WILL BE FLIRTING WITH
90 DEGREES.
COMPARED TO YESTERDAY, IT IS
HOT.
15-20 DEGREES WARMER HERE IT WE
HAD A COOL, RAINY DAY YESTERDAY.
OVERNIGHT, CLE SKIES, SHOWERS
AND THUNDERSTORMS OVER US RIGHT
NOW WILL DIE DOWN.
62 IN GREENVILLE, 59 IN
ASHEVILLE.
IT WILL BE HOT, AND IT WILL GET
HOT EARLY.
TOMORROW, 84 BY 2:00 AND STAYING
THERE THROUGH THE EVENING HOURS.
A WAR DAY, 75 A 10:00 P.M.,
20% CHANCE OF A SHOWER OR
THUNDERSTORM.
IN THE MOUNTAINS, 68 IN THE
MORNING, A TOUCH CLOSER TO 80
DEGREES OF THE BETTER CHANCE OF
SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
A SOUTHERLY WIND OVER US RIGHT
NOW IS HELPI US THAT THAT
WARMTH.
84 IN GREENVILLE TOMORROW, 85 IN
SPARTANBURG.
FIND YOUR TOWN.
CHESNEE AND COWPENS, 85.
GAFFNEY, 85.
BLACKSBURG, 85.
86 AROUND IT AND.
A WARM DAY, ANYWHERE YOU SLICE
IT.
THE SOUTHERLY WIND WILL GIVE THE
MOUNTAINS AND ENHANCE CHANCE FOR
THUNDERSTORMS.
THE EXTRA ELEVATION RINGS OUT
THE MOISTURE AND PROVIDES ENOUGH
OOMPH FOR THUNDERSTORMS TOMORROW
EVENING.
SATURDAY STARTS OUT GORGEOUS,
AN WE HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE OF
THUNDERSTORMS IN THE AFTERNOON.
THE COVERAGE WILL BE PRETTY SLIM
.
THE NEXT SYSTEM ARRIVE SATURDAY
NIGH AND SUNDAY.
A20-30% CHANCE OF STORMS OVER
THE NEXT 48 HOURS.
WARM, IN THE 80'S.
SUNDAY BRINGS MORE CLOUD COVER
AND A BETTER CHANCE OF RAIN, 72
DEGREES.
SUNDAY DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A
WASHOUT ANYMORE.
IT WILL STILL RAIN.
WE WILL HAVE WAVES OF IT HERE
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Arkansas could execute two prisoners Thursday night - Duration: 1:22.
IF THE STATE SUCCEEDS, IT
WILL BE THE FIRST TIME THE STATE
OF ARKANSAS HAS EXECUTED SOMEONE
SINCE 2005.
CRAI THE EXECUTION IS PLANNED
TO BE CARRIED OUT TONIGHT.
HE BRINGS US THIS LATEST REPORT.
REPORTER THIS IS NORMALLY A
DAYTIME VISITATION AREA AT THE
CUMMINS UNIT AT GRADY, ARKANSAS.
TONIGHT, IT IS THE MEDIA STAGING
AREA AS WE AWAIT THE EXECUTIONS
SET TO START AT 7:00.
PRISON OFFICIALS ARE PREPARED TO
PUT TWO MEN TO DEATH.
STACY JOHNSON AND LINDELL --
LEDELL LEE ARE SET TO BE PUT TO
DEATH.
JOHNSON WAS CONVICTED OF
MURDERING A SEVERE COUNTY WOMAN.
LEE WAS CONVICTED OF MURDER IN
1995 F BEATING A PLASTIC
UNTY WOMAN TO DEATH WITH THE
CLUB.
HE WAS CONNECTED TO THREE OTHER
UNSOLVED RAPES AND ANOTHER RAPE
AND MURDER.
AND AGAIN, THE EXECUTIONS ARE
SCHEDULED TO START HERE AT 7:00.
IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARDS, THEY
WILL EXECUTE THE OTHER MAN.
WE CAN TELL YOU IF THERE ARE
DELAYS THAT THE DEATH WARRANTS
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR HUTCHINSON
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Officials: US Deploys 'Sniffer' Aircraft To Detect North Korea Nuclear Tests | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:09.
WE GET DETAILS FROM NBC'S HALLIE JACKSON. >> Reporter: TONIGHT A
MILITARY EXERCISE AS THE NORTH APPEARS TO POSITION ITSELF TO
CONDUCT A NUCLEAR TEST WITH LITTLE OR NO WARNING ACCORDING TO
INTELLIGENCE. THE MILITARY IS SNIFFER AIRCRAFT THAT
CAN DETECT EVIDENCE WITH DRONES AND SPY PLANES.
PRESIDENT TRUMP TODAY ALONGSIDE ITALY'S PRIME MINISTER.
>> AS FAR AS NORTH KOREA IS CONCERNED, WE ARE IN VERY GOOD
SHAPE. >> HE'S BASICALLY SAYING NOTHING TO SEE
HERE. IN FACT, THE SITUATION IS TENSE AND DANGEROUS
AND WE'RE A LONG WAY AWAY FROM RESOLVING THE CRISIS.
>> Reporter: TO CONVINCE NORTH KOREA TO TURN DOWN THE
TEMPERATURE, THEY ARE LEADING ON CHINA. >> UNUSUAL MOVES HAVE
BEEN MADE OVER THE LAST TWO OR THREE HOURS AND I REALLY
HAVE CONFIDENCE THAT THE PRESIDENT WILL TRY VERY HARD.
>> Reporter: THE PRESIDENT DIDN'T SPECIFY WHAT CHINESE
MOVES HE MEANT AND ISN'T SAYING WHAT HE WOULD DO IF NORTH
KOREA DOES TEST A NUCLEAR WEAPON. THE FIRST TIME UNDER
HIS PRESIDENCY, INSTEAD, PREFERRING TO PRESERVE THE ELEMENT
OF SURPRISE. THAT'S BEEN A HALLMARK OF HIS FOREIGN POLICY
AND TODAY ON THE FOREIGN NUCLEAR DEAL, ANOTHER STARTLING
BREAK. >> THEY ARE NOT LIVING UP TO THE SPIRIT OF
THE AGREEMENT. I CAN TELL YOU THAT. >> Reporter: BUT JUST
TWO DAYS AGO, HIS OWN STATE DEPARTMENT ACKNOWLEDGED IRAN IS
HOLDING UP ITS END OF THE BARGAIN. ANOTHER STEP FOR
DONALD TRUMP TOWARD DEVELOPING A DOCTRINE OF UNPREDICTABILITY.
THE PRESIDENT'S FIRST FOREIGN TRIP WILL BE TO ITALY FOR THE G 7
SUMMIT WITH KEY ALLIES AND PLANS ARE ALSO IN THE WORKS TO TRY TO
MEET WITH THE POPE, THAT WOULD COME MORE THAN A YEAR AFTER POPE
FRANCIS GENTLY CRITICIZED THE IDEA OF A BORDER WALL
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5 For Good: Store launches knit-a-thon for homeless - Duration: 2:21.
INSIDE A GREAT YARN IN CHATHAM,
A GREAT EFFORT IS UNDERWAY.
>> TOTALLY DIFFERENT YARNS AND
LOOK HOW THEY GO TOGETHER.
IT'S BEAUTIFUL.
ERIKA: VOLUNTEERS WITH NIMBLE
FINGERS AND GENEROUS HEARTS --
[LAUGHTER]
ERIKA: HAPPILY GIVING THEIR TIME
KNITTING TOGETHER BLANKETS FOR
THE HOMELESS.
FOR A SECOND YEAR, THIS SHOP HAS
ORGANIZED A KNITATHON ALL THE
IDEA OF OWNER MARY WEISHAAR.
>> IT'S JUST A GIFT FROM THE
COMMUNITY TO FOLKS THAT NEED
HELP.
>> JUST THE SMALLEST GESTURE
MEANS A LOT.
ERIKA: THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF
FAMILIES STRUGGLING, SAYS ALISA
GALAZZI.
SHE OVERSEES FOUR LOCAL
SHELTERS.
>> WE HAVE THE PERFECT STORM OF
HIGH REAL ESTATE PRICES AND LOW
WAGES CAUSE MOST OF OUR JOBS ARE
SERVICE JOBS.
ERIKA: WHEN MARY REALIZED THE
SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM, SHE CALLED
ON KNITTERS TO MAKE PANELS LIKE
THIS AND FUNDRAISE LIKE A ROAD
RACE, COLLECTING MONEY FOR
DISTANCE.
>> YOU KNIT A FOOT OR YOU KNIT
THREE FEET OR YOU KNIT A PANEL.
ERIKA: THIS PROUD DISPLAY IS
LAST YEAR'S WORK.
THIS YEAR, A DRAMATIC UPTICK IN
DONATIONS.
>> THIS CAME IN ONE DAY, THIS
WHOLE STACK YES.
,>> IT'S ABSOLUTELY AMAZING,
PEOPLE ARE SO GIVING THEY'RE SO
GOOD THEY DRIVE HUGE DISTANCES
TO BRING US THEIR PANELS AND
CARRY THEM IN, AND IT'S A GIFT
OF LOVE.
>> WE HAD A LADY THIS WEEKEND
BRING HER COLUMN, WHICH IS ONE
OF THESE, AND SHE TOOK AND
BROUGHT IT IN LIKE A BABY, AND
SHE LAID IT DOWN AND SHE SAID, I
LEARNED HOW TO KNIT SO I COULD
MAKE THIS.
>> IT'S A NICE WEIGHT.
ERIKA: THE END GOAL IS TO WARM
IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE.
>> IT'S KIND OF LIKE A LITTLE
SPIRITUAL THING.
THEY'RE HOPING THAT THE BLANKET
THEY GIVE GIVES SOMEONE A
FEELING OF HAPPINESS AND WARMTH
AND JUST THAT THEY CARE ABOUT
THEM, AND THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL
ABOU
ERIKA: LAST YEAR, 29 BLANKETS
WERE MADE, AND $1500 RAISED.
THIS YEAR, THEY HAVE ALREADY FAR
SURPASSED THAT.
THE KNITATHON CONTINUES THROUGH
MAY 1.
FIND MORE INFORMATION ON
WCVB.COM.
THE NUMBERS ARE MUCH HIGHER.
THEY ARE DOING A LITTLE RAFFLE,
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