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AND THE CHARGES COULD BE AMENDED

FROM ASSAULT TO MURDER.

>> YOU COULD SMELL THE GRILL AND

TALKING, THAT'S ABOUT IT.

BUT WE WENT IN, THERE WAS

NOTHING.

LAUREN: BUT JUST 30 MINUTES

LATER, LOCUST AVENUE IN J-TOWN,

WHERE CONNIE CARFIEL HAS LIVED

FOR YEARS, WAS FILLED WITH

POLICE AND FIRST RESPONDERS.

>> THE FIRE TRUCK WAS THERE, AND

THE AMBULANCE PAIN -- AMBULANCE

CAME.

LAUREN: ACCORDING TO POLICE, TWO

MEN, FOR UNKNOWN REASONS, HAD

GOTTEN INTO AN ARGUMENT TUESDAY

NIGHT.

POLICE SAY 49-YEAR-OLD JUSTIN

KASE PUSHED 41-YEAR-OLD MICHAEL

FLINCHUM TO THE GROUND, AND THEN

KICKED HIM IN THE HEAD

REPEATEDLY.

POLICE SAY KASE WAS WEARING

STEEL TOED BOOTS.

>> MAKES ME STICK -- SICK TO MY

STOMACH TO READ IT.

LAUREN: THAT'S THE JUDGE'S

REACTION THE NEXT DAY WHEN SHE

REFUSED TO LOWER KASE'S BOND.

>> BY THE $15,000 FULL CASH.

YOU ARE A RISK TO RELEASE.

LAUREN: NOW THAT ASSAULT CHARGE

COULD BE AMMENDED TO MURDER.

THE VICTIM, MICHAEL FLINCHUM,

DIED THE VERY SAME DAY AS KASE'S

ARRIAGNMENT.

NMNEIGHBORS LIKE CONNIE CARFIELD

STILL CAN'T MAKE SENSE OF IT.

>> I DON'T KNOW WHAT PROVOKED IT

OR ANYTHING.

NORMALLY IT IS QUIET OVER THERE.

THEY HAVE COOKOUTS AND STUFF AND

NOBODY BOTHERS NOBODY.

LAUREN: BACK HERE LIVE AT METRO

CORRECTIONS, KASE HAS A LENGTHY

CRIMINAL RECORD INVOLVING DRUGS

AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE,

BURGLARY, AND SEVERAL ASSAULTS.

HIS BOND HAS BEEN SET AT $15,000

CASH.

REPORTING LIVE AT METRO

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David Ortiz visits Nashua for military families - Duration: 1:53.

MONEY FOR

MILITARY FAMILIES.

MIKE CRONIN SPOKE WITH IT CAP

BECOME A ONE-ON-ONE.

-- SPOKE WITH BIGPAPI,

ONE-ON-ONE.

>> HE IS SUCH A GREAT GUY.

MIKE: THE RETIRED RED SOX

SLUGGER AT THE NASHUA MARRIOTT

HOTEL, PART OF HOME RUN FOR

HEROES PUT ON BY THE CHAMBER OF

COMMERCE.

PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE CHAPLAIN'S

EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND WHICH

HELPS NEW HAMPSHIRE MILITARY

FAMILIES WITH EMERGENCY NEEDS.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO YOU TO BE

HERE INTERACTING WITH FANS AND

RAISING FUNDS FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE

MILITARY FAMILIES?

>> IT IS AN HONOR.

THE MILITARY IS OUT THERE GIVING

THEIR LIVES FOR ALL OF US.

WE HAVE TO GET THEM BACK, MAN.

THEY ARE SO IMPORTANT TO ALL OF

US.

MIKE: 350 PEOPLE BOUGHT TICKETS

FOR TONIGHT'S EVENT, TAKING

PICTURES WITH THE LEGEND HIMSELF

AND RAISING MONEY FOR A GREAT

CAUSE.

>> HE WAS THE ONE AND ONLY THING

ON MY BUCKET LIST.

I AM A GREAT GRANDMA AND I LOVE

HIM.

>> IT IS LUCKY SHE DIDN'T A HAVE

A HEART ATTACK.

MIKE: YOUNGER FANS THRILLED TO

GET HIS AUTOGRAPH INCLUDING

GEORGE.

HE ALREADY HAS HIS OWN BASEBALL

BLOG AT 12.

>> I ASKED HIM A COUPLE OF

QUESTIONS ABOUT OTHER PEOPLE ON

THE LEAGUE.

MIKE: AS FOR THE GAME, THE MAN

WHO PROVIDED SO MANY MEMORIES

FOR RED SOX FANS, IT MISSES IT

BUT IS ENJOYING RETIREMENT.

>> IT FEELS A LITTLE WEIRD.

BUT I WAS PULLING FOR MY BOYS.

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Doctors say beware of expired medication - Duration: 1:41.

LAUREN SCOTT

EXPLAINS WHY IN THE STATE OF

ADDICTION REPORT.

LAUREN: IF YOUR MED SEN CABINET

LOOKS LIKE A SHELF IN A

PHARMACY IT'S TIME TO REVIEW

WHAT'S IN THERE.

AND WHILE THOSE OLD BOTTLES MAY

SEEM HARMLESS, UNMC DR. ALLY

DERING ANDERSON SAYS BEWARE.

>> MOST OF THEM LIMITED RISKS.

BUT A FEW OF THEM CAN ACTUALLY

TURN INTO POISON.

AND BE REALLY DANGEROUS.

LAUREN: DRUGS LIKE EXPIRED

ANTIBIOTICS.

>> YOU MAY HAVE GOTTEN IT FOR

ACNE.

YOU MAY HAVE GOTTEN IT FOR AN

UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTION

KIND OF THING.

THOSE WOULD BE THE ONES THAT

WOULD CONCERN US THE MOST.

LAUREN: OR ANY LIFE-SAVING DRUG

THAT'S EXPIRED.

BY EVEN THE SMALLEST OF

MARGINS.

>> YOUR GLUCAGON, EPPI PEN.

MAYBE ONE DAY, TWO WEEK, WILL

BE ENOUGH THAT YOU WILL DIE.

LAUREN: AND DOCTORS SAY KEEPING

THESE OLD DRUGS IS DANGEROUS

FOR BOTH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

>> 2:00 IN THE MORNING, YOU'RE

LOOKING FOR SOMETHING FOR A

HEADACHE.

YOU GRAB THE WRONG BOTTLE.

THERE'S NO REASON FOR IT TO BE

IN YOUR HOUSE.

LAUREN: AND GETTING RID OF THE

OLD PILLS IS SIMPLE.

>> PHARMACIES IN NEBRASKA WILL

TAKE BACK ALL UNWANTED DRUGS.

TAKE IT BACK TO THE PHARMACY.

GET THE DANGEROUS DANGER OUT OF

YOUR ENVIRONMENT.

LAUREN: LAUREN SCOTT, KETV

NEWSWATCH 7.

ALEXANDRA: AND FOR YOU NEXT

SATURDAY AT APRIL 29 THERE WILL

BE A NATIONAL DRUG TAKEBACK

EVENT.

AREA LAWEN FORMAT, MANY METRO

HY-VEE STORES AND PHARMACIES

WILL ALL TAKE PART.

AND YOU CAN DROP OFF

PRESCRIPTION DRUGS WITH NO

QUESTIONS ASKED AT ALL

LOCATIONS ACROSS THE METRO.

AND FOR MORE RESOURCES ON

FIGHTING THE STATE OF ADDICTION

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Agreement reached to fund design of public water extension - Duration: 1:27.

RELIEVED THERE WILL NOW

BE A MORE PERMANENT SOLUTION.

THREE CASES RIGHT THERE.

CHERISE: ONLY BOTTLED WATER FOR

THIS FAMILY, MONTHS AFTER HE AND

HI NEIGHBORS FOUND THEY WERE

WITHIN A HALF-MILE RADIUS OF A

CONTAMINATION ZONE.

A PERMANENT FIX IS NOW ON THE

WAY.

WE ARE HAPPY THAT THE PEOPLE

HAVE OWED UP TO THE FACT THAT

THEY DID POLLUTE THE AREA.

CHERISE: ONE OUT OF 10 HOMES IN

THIS AREA WILL BE HOOKED UP TO

THE SYSTEM.

THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL

SERVICES WANTS ANYONE NOT HOOKED

UP TO TOWN WAT YET TO ATTEND A

MEETING ON MAY 2 TO BEGIN THE

PROCESS DESIGNING THE

WATERLINE EXTENSION.

>> THE ISSUES THERE IS THAT WE

HAVE 40-YEAR-OLD PIPING AND WE

WILL HAVE TO RE-PIPE THE HOUSE.

I THINK THEY SHOULD PAY FOR THAT

ALSO.

WHEN YOU GET INCREASED WATER

PRESSURE ON OLD PIPING, WE HAVE

HAD PROBLEMS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD

ALREADY WHERE PIPES HAVE FIRST.

CHERISE: MEANWHILE, JOHN AND

BRENDA HAVE ALREADY HAD THEIR

HOME HOOKED UP TO THE WATER

SUPPLY.

THEY WERE REALLY GOOD.

THEY KEPT US INFORMED.

CHERIS FOR THEM THOUGH,

QUESTIONS REMAI REGARDING

DAMAGE DONE TO THEIR HEALTH.

WHEN YOU COME DOWN TO A

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Portsmouth boys and Londonderry girls win big - Duration: 0:44.

THEY ARE IN THE 11TH INNING,

TIED, 4-4.

HIGH SCHOOL LACROSSE.

MEMORIAL HOSTING PORTSMOUTH.

QA MCDONALD SCORES THE FIRST

GOAL OF THE GAME.

WHITE TAKES IT HIMSELF.

FIRING INSIDE THE FAR POST.

CLIPPERS WIN BIG, 14-0.

CENTRAL GIRLS HOSTING

LONDONDERRY.

THIS ONE WAS ALL LANCERS AND THE

FIRST HALF.

CAMILLE SCORES.

8-0.

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Rain Continues Saturday - Duration: 4:20.

>> CINCINNATI'S CERTIFIED MOST

ACCURATE FORECASTS.

>> THINGS BECOMING MORE CLEAR AS

WE LOOK AT THE RADAR.

KEVIN: RAIN FROM THE OHIO VALLEY

AND INTO EASTERN OKLAHOMA.

IT LOOKS LIKE WE WILL HAVE TWO

WAVES OF RAIN.

THE FIRST ONE MOVING ACROSS

RIGHT NOW AND THEN THERE COULD

BE A LULL, MAYBE IT WILL NOT BE

AS STEADY,M BUT HERE -- STEADY,

BUT HERE IS THE NEXT BATCH BY

SUNRISE AND WILL KEEP US WET

THROUGH TOMORROW AFTERNOON.

A COOLER SATURDAY ON TAP.

SUNSHINE WILL BE SAVING THE

SECOND HALF OF THE WEEKEND,

SUNDAY WILL BE A MUCH NICER

LOOKING DAY.

IT LOOKS WARMER AS WE GET INTO

NEXT WEEK.

HERE IS A LOOK HIGH AT TOP THE

TOWER AS WE LOOK AT THE GAME

UNDERWAY.

MOST RAIN HAS BEEN LIGHT AND

EVEN INTERMITTENT.

THAT IS THE GOOD NEWS.

IT LOOKS LIKE IT WILL STAY THAT

WAY UNTIL THEY FINISH.

TEMPERATURES IN THE METRO

GENERALLY NOT FALLING --

GENERALLY FALLING INTO THE 50'S

AND IT WILL BE COOLER OVERNIGHT.

IT WILL BE 54 IN HYDE PARK.

DELHI AROUND 53.

AND 53 AROUND FLORENCE.

TOMORROW IS MARVEL SATURDAY AT

THE BALLPARK, PROVIDING THAT

THEY GET THE GAME IN.

THIS IS THE FORECAST AT 1:00

P.M., TEMPERATURES INTO THE

UPPER 40'S AND NEAR 50.

THE LAST OUT, 53.

I DO NOT THINK WE WILL BE

TALKING ABOUT HEAVY RAIN

TOMORROW, BUT IT WILL BE STEADY,

EVEN MODERATE AT TIMES.

IT REMAINS TO BE SEEN IF WE GET

THE GAME IN TOMORROW.

54 DEGREES RIGHT NOW THE

AIRPORT.

YOU CAN SEE WE HAVE A BUT --

ABOUT .4 INCHES OF RAINFALL.

AND TEMPERATURES CONTINUE TO GO

DOWN AND YOU CAN SEE IT RANGES

FROM 60 IN MAYSVILLE TO 50

DEGREES IN BROOKVILLE.

BY MORNING, EVERYBODY IN THE

40'S AS: AIR CONTINUES TO BUILD.

HERE IS A LOOK AT THE RADAR.

SHOWER ACTIVITY IS SPREAD ACROSS

THE ENTIRE AREA.

ALL OF IT IS ON THE LIGHTER SIDE

AT THIS POINT.

I DO THINK A HEAVY BATCH OF RAIN

WILL BE MOVING UP OVERNIGHT AND

IT WILL BE STREAMING ALONG THE

OHIO RIVER.

AT THE SAME TIME, WE HAVE A

NORTH WIND BLOWING, SO THE

COMBINATION OF THE NORTH WIND

AND PLENTY OF CLOUDS FOR

TOMORROW AND WE HAVE ON AND OFF

RAIN, TEMPERATURES WILL BE BELOW

NORMAL TOMORROW AFTERNOON AND

THAT IS WHY IT WILL FEEL SO COLD

ACROSS THE AREA.

HERE IS ANOTHER STORM SYSTEM

THAT WILL BE COMING BY WITH

RAIN.

I WILL SHOW YOU THE FUTURECAST,

IT IS NOT DOING THE BEST JOB OF

TRACKING THE RAIN AT THIS POINT.

BUT IT GIVES YOU AN IDEA OF HOW

WE WILL SEE THOSE WAVES OF RAIN

THROUGH THE AFTERNOON ON

SATURDAY AND AT TIMES THERE WILL

BE HEAVY POCKETS, AND ONE THING

CONSISTENT IN THE FORECAST, FROM

CINCINNATI ALL THE WAY INTO THE

BLUEGRASS, THE RAIN WILL BE

HEAVIEST THE FURTHER NORTH YOU

GO, CLOSER TO I 70, THE LESS

RAIN.

AND ONE THING CONSISTENT, BY THE

TIME WE GET INTO SATURDAY

EVENING, THE RAIN WILL BE

SHUTTING OFF.

IT WILL BE QUITE GLOOMY, BUT BY

THAT POINT WE HAVE STOPPED THE

RAIN FROM FALLING AND WE WAIT

FOR SUNSHINE ON SUNDAY.

THAT IS LOOKING LIKE A DECENT

DAY.

TONIGHT, SHOWERS, BREEZY AND

COOLER.

46 DEGREES BY THE MORNING.

SATURDAY, ON AND OFF RAIN WITH

BREEZY CONDITIONS AND TIES INTO

THE LOW 50'S, ONLY 54.

HERE IS THE FORECAST.

SHOWERS IN THE PICTURE AND THEY

WILL BE OFF AND ON OVERNIGHT AS

WE GET INTO THE 40'S AND THEN

TOMORROW WE GET INTO THE LOWER

50'S.

TOMORROW EVENING, THE RAIN WILL

BE SHUTTING OFF AND WE WILL BE

COOLER WITH TEMPERATURES AROUND

50.

45 DEGREES FOR THE LOW TOMORROW

NIGHT, BUT THEN REBOUNDING TO 65

DEGREES ON SUNDAY AND IS

SUNSHINE FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY

BEFORE THE MORE ACTIVE STORM

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The National for April 21, 2017 - Duration: 1:00:05.

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Police issue warning after dogs attacked on walking trail - Duration: 1:19.

RE WHO JUST GAVE BIRTH,

AND SHE CLEARLY DOES NOT LIKE

VISITORS.

COYOTES LIKE THIS, ARE PRETTY

COMMON SIGHT IN THESE PARTS, BUT

A MOTHER NEAR THE TRAIL INTO

ESTABROOK WOODS HAS BEEN

DEFENSIVELY PROTECTING HER PUPS

FROM CURIOUS DOGS.

>> THE COYOTE HAS BITTEN THE

DOGS IN THEIR REAR QUARTERS, AND

THEY SUSTAINED SOME LACERATIONS

AND SOME PUNCTURE WOUNDS.

JOHN IN JUST THE PAST FEW DAYS,

: FOUR DOGS HAVE RETREATED FROM

THE TRAIL, WHIMPERING WITH

BLOODY WOUNDS.

POLICE SAY THEY WERE OFF-LEASH,

WHICH IS NOT ALLOWED ON THIS

PRIVATE LAND.

>> THIS IS SUPPOSED TO BE FOR

WILDLIFE.

THE DOGS OFF LEASH ARE TAKING

RISKS AND THE OWNERS ARE TAKING

RISKS.

>> IT'S A WILD AREA, IT'S MEANT

TO BE A WILD AREA.

AND WE'VE HAD THEIR HERE BY OUR

HOUSE.

>> WE HAVE MOOSE, FISHER CATS,

BOB CATS, AND WE'RE DELIGHTED

WITH THAT.

JOHN NEIGHBORS WHO OWN A CHUNK

: OF THIS 1200 ACRE CONSERVATION

LAND, SAY THE WILDLIFE HERE

NEEDS TO BE PROTECTED, AND STA

WILDLIFE OFFICIALS AGREE.

THEY'RE GOING TO LEAVE THE

COYOTE IN HER HABITAT UNTIL HER

PUPS ARE READY TO LEAVE THEIR

DE

POLICE TONIGHT ARE TELLING

PEOPLE IN THIS AREA NOT TO GO