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I remember after the 2006 midterm elections, when the Democrats took back over Congress,

George W. Bush had an approval rating around 50%, maybe a little lower.

A lot of Progressive, Liberal, Democrat, or whatever you want to call them pundits and

writers were out there writing eulogies for the Republican Party.

A lot of us, myself included, were out there saying, "They're done.

They're finished.

George W. Bush has destroyed this party.

There's no coming back from this."

Well, it only took four years after that for the Republicans, excuse me, to retake the

House of Representatives.

Then a few years later, they retook the Senate.

Now they've got the presidency, and suddenly those eulogies that we were writing for the

Republican Party 11 years ago are now more relevant to the Democratic Party.

The big question here is do the Democrats understand why they lost in 2016, or why they

lost the midterms in 2014, and 2012, and 2010?

You see where I'm going with this?

They lack self-awareness at this point, and it's killing them.

When we look at all of the people who worked on Hillary Clinton's campaign, and the excuses

they have come up with as to why they lost this campaign.

It was James Comey and the FBI letter right before the election saying they're reopening

the investigation.

It was the Russians hacking and colluding with Donald Trump, that did.

It was Bernie Sanders coming out there and he wasn't ... I know he supported her, but

he didn't support her hard enough.

It was kind of a backhanded thing.

It was Jill Stein and the third party.

For the love of god, people.

The 2016 election is over, okay?

It's over.

It ended.

It's done.

All of those things may have played a factor, but let me go ahead and tell you this.

After the DNC email hack and leak came out, Hillary Clinton's support actually went up,

so I know for a fact that that didn't play a role in it.

James Comey on the other hand, her numbers went down after he released his little thing

in October saying they were reopening the investigation even though they weren't.

Yeah, Comey played a role, but do you know what played the biggest role, the thing that

none of you who've worked on that campaign or who supported Hillary Clinton are acknowledging

today?

The fact that she only talked about issues 25% of the time, in 25% of her speeches, 25%

of her advertisements.

That is all she devoted towards issues.

75% of the time when she was out there speaking or cutting an ad, it was to talk bad, insult,

attack Donald Trump or other Republicans.

In the past, that was a good strategy.

In fact, her husband's advisors, Paul Begala and James Carville, came up with a little

slogan that served the Democrats pretty well at the time, "Always attack, never defend."

Unfortunately, that doesn't work anymore today.

Hillary Clinton's campaign failed because she didn't talk about the issues, because

she ignored most of America.

She thought it was more important to go to fundraisers than to go and talk about income

inequality.

That's why she failed, but we know that.

Most of us, who've read the reports, who've read the studies, who've been paying attention,

we know that, but it's the people who worked on her campaign, the people, these long-time

Democratic advisors and strategists in Washington, DC, the people who are still trying to have

influence over the Democratic Party, the people who still want to run other campaigns, they

won't accept that.

Until they accept that, the Democratic Party cannot move on and grow.

Now, I'm not one of these people who's out there saying, "Bernie Sanders would've won."

Would he have won?

Doesn't matter.

That's my answer to that.

It doesn't matter.

The time for should've, would've, could've is over.

I supported Bernie in the primary, and I voted for Hillary in the general.

I am a registered Democrat, have been since the day I registered to vote, and probably

always will be, unless something better comes along, but I understand the problems with

my party.

I am not afraid to mention them.

I am not afraid to attack my own party when they turn their back on the working class,

when they turn their back on the environment, when they put the profits over corporations

over the American people.

I will go after them.

I do, I have, I will, and that's the problem that the Democratic Party has right now.

There's not enough people inside the party to tell them that these things are wrong.

Until we get that, they won't learn.

If they don't learn, then they at least better get used

to losing.

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Director Bolton could face no confidence vote by union - Duration: 33:58.

>> I TAKE MY ROLE SERIOUSLY AND

THE NCAA BYLAWS STATE THAT THE

PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY MUST

BE INVOLVED IN THE OVERSIGHT OF

THE FINANCES OF ATHLETICS AND SO

I'M PLANNING TO DO THAT.

VICKI: SCHNATTER HAS NOT

ELABORATED ON HIS COMMENTS SINCE

MAKING THEM ON APRIL 12 AND

DECLINED TO SPEAK TO REPORTERS

TODAY EXCEPT TO SAY HE WAS HAPPY

WITH THE CHANGES

ANNOUNCER: NOW YOUR WLKY WEATHER

WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JAY

CARDOSI.

JAY: WHAT A GREAT DAY ACROSS THE

REGION.

FEELING A LITTLE BIT MORE LIKE

JUNE OR JULY THEN LATE APRIL OUT

THERE.

TEMPERATURES SKYROCKETING ON

SOME BREEZES.

LOTS OF SUNSHINE FROM START TO

FINISH.

LIVE LOOK FROM THE SHERATON

TOWARD THE BRIDGES.

THERE IS KING FISH AND OLD GLORY

STRAIGHT OUT WITH THOSE GUSTY

SOUTHWESTERLY WINDS.

MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES OVERHEAD.

ANY PLANS YOU HAVE AS WE MOVE

DEEPER INTO THE EVENING, GO FOR

IT, IT IS GOING TO BE FANTASTIC

AROUND THE AREA.

AS FAR AS THE NUMBERS TODAY,

LOOK AT THIS, TOPPED OUT AT 80

DEGREES.

THE OLD RECORD WAS 90 SETBACK IN

1989.

AS FAR AS WHAT IS GOING ON,

WIDESPREAD 80'S, LOW TO MIDDLE

80'S IN THE LAST SPOT.

DOWNTOWN REGION COMING IN AT 85.

NEXT SEVERAL HOURS, ANY PLANS

YOU HAVE OUTSIDE, GO FOR IT.

85 AT 6:00.

SLIPPING TO AROUND 80 ONCE THE

SUN SETS.

THAT IS 8:30 NOW, GETTING LATER

AND LATER AS WE HEAD THROUGH

THIS SPRING SEASON.

75 AT 10:00 TONIGHT, CLOUDS WILL

BE ON THE INCREASE, BUT STILL

DRY.

HERE IS THE RADAR SCOPE.

NOTHING HAPPENING AROUND THE

VIEWING AREA.

LOOK AT THESE BIG STORMS IN

ILLINOIS DOWN THREE SECTIONS OF

MISSOURI.

AS WE GO THROUGH THE EVENING,

THE BIGGER STORMS WILL STAY

WEST.

YOU CAN SEE SEVERE WEATHER STORM

WATCHES AND WARNINGS IN EFFECT

OFF TO THE WEST OF US.

THROUGH MIDNIGHT AT LEAST, THAT

IS WHERE THE BETTER CHANCES FOR

THE STORMS WILL BE STAYING.+

I THINK THE VIEWING AREA THROUGH

MIDNIGHT STATE ON THE DRY SIDE.

SOME OF THOSE STORMS WILL GET

HERE VERY LATE TONIGHT INTO

TOMORROW MORNING.

THEY WILL BE IN A WEAKENED

STATE, IT WILL BE ONE RAIN

CHANCE, BUT WE WILL ABOUT

SEVERAL COMING UP IN THE SEVEN

DAY FORECAST.

ERIC: TOMORROW MORNING, 7:00

A.M. IS THE CHARITY BALLOON

RACE.

I AM SUPPOSED TO GO UP IN IT.

JAY: I THINK THAT IS IN JEOPARDY

RIGHT NOW WITH THE RAIN CHANCE

AND THE WINDS MIGHT BE TOO

STRONG EVEN IF WE DO NOT GET THE

RAIN.

VICKI: A WARNING, WEEKS BEFORE

HIS SUICIDE.

ERIC: AHEAD ON WLKY, WHAT A

JAILHOUSE FRIEND OF AARON

HERNANDEZ SAYS HE TOLD HIM ABOUT

A MONTH BEFORE HE WAS FOUND

DEAD.

BUT FIRST --

REPORTER: THE TRUMP

ADMINISTRATION REVEALS

VICKI: TOUTING TAX REFORM.

THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION REVEALS

A PROPOSAL IT SAYS WILL GROW THE

ECONOMY, SIMPLIFY THE TAX CODE,

AND LOWER RATES.

ERIC: AIXA DIAZ IS AT THE WHITE

HOUSE FOR US TONIGHT WITH A LOOK

AT THE DETAILS.

REPORTER: THE PRESIDENT'S PLAN

WOULD REDUCE THE NUMBER OF

PERSONAL INCOME-TAX BRACKETS,

LOWER THE BUSINESS TAX RATE, AND

DOUBLE THE STANDARD DEDUCTION.

BUT CRITICS SAY THE PROPOSAL

MAINLY BENEFITS THE RICH

THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SAYS

THE PRESIDENT'S PLAN WILL MAKE

IT EASIER FOR AMERICANS TO FILE

THEIR TAXES.

THE PROPOSAL INCLUDES REDUCING

THE CURRENT NUMBER OF TAX

BRACKETS FROM 7 TO THREE.

>> A 10% BRACKET, A 25% BRACKE

AND A 35% RAPID.

REPORTER: THE PLAN WOULD ALSO

ELIMINATE ALL TAX DEDUCTIONS,

EXCEPT FOR MORTGAGE INTEREST AND

CHARITABLE DONATIONS.

ON THE BUSINESS SIDE, PRESIDENT

TRUMP WANTS TO LOWER THE TAX

RATE FOR CORPORATIONS AND

SMALLER BUSINESSES TO 15%,

SOMETHING CRITICS SAY WOULD ADD

TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO TH

DEFICIT OVER THE NEXT DECADE.

>> THIS WILL PAY FOR ITSELF WITH

GROWTH AND WITH REDUCTION

DIFFERENT DEDUCTIONS AND CLOSING

LOOPHOLES.

>> THE CLAIM THAT IT'S GOING TO

UNLEASH SO MUCH GROWTH, IT'LL

FINANCE ITSELF, THAT'S

COMPLETELY LAUGHABLE.

REPORTER: JOSH BIVENS, OF THE

ECONOMIC POLICY INSTITUTE, SAYS

THE PRESIDENT'S PROPOSAL DOES

LITTLE FOR LOW TO MIDDLE INCOME

FAMILIES, AND HELPS WEALTHIER

AMERICANS, LIKE THE TRUMPS.

>> SOMEONE LIKE PRESIDENT TRUMP

WHO MAKES A TON OF INCOME FROM

BIG AND RICH BUSINESSES, BUT

WHICH HAPPEN NOT TO BE

INCORPORATED, WILL GET A VERY

BIG TAX BREAK FROM THIS.

REPORTER ADMINISTRATIO

OFFICIALS ARE SAYING THEY ARE

WORKING TO GET THIS PASSED THIS

YEAR.

ERIC: LOOKING THROUGH THE PLAN,

IT WOULD ALSO REDUCE THE TAX

BURDEN FOR THE WEALTHY BY

ELIMINATING THE ALTERNATIVE

MINIMUM TAX.

VICKI: PRESIDENT TRUMP SIDE A

REVIEW MANDATING A REVIEW OF

NATIONAL MONUMENTS.

IT COULD AND PROTECTIONS OF

FEDERAL LANDS IN UTAH AND OTHER

STATES.

DURING AN APPEARANCE, THE

PRESIDENT SAID IT WOULD E ON

EGREGIOUS ABUSE OF FEDERAL

POWER.

ALL 100 SENATORS WERE INVITED TO

THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY FOR A

BRIEFING ON NORTH KOREA.

SENATORS BOARDED BUSES FOR A

RARE TRIP TO THE WHITE HOUSE.

THEY HEA HOW THE

ADMINISTRATION WILL TACKLE THE

NORTH KOREAN THREAT.

THEY MOVED A MISSILE DEFENSE

POSITION INTO POSITION IN SOUTH

KOREA.

>> THE PURPOSE OF THIS BRIEFING

WAS TO LET US KNOW ABOUT THE

OPTIONS.

>> SO FAR CONGRESS AND THE

AMERICAN PUBLIC HAVE HEARD VERY

LITTLE WITH RESPECT TO STRATEGY

OF NORTH KOREA.

VICKI: ALL ACTIONS ARE ON THE

TABLE, INCLUDING MILITARY

ACTION.

NORTH KOREA DOES NOT HAVE A

MISSILE CAPABLE OF STRIKING THE

UNITED STATES.

ERIC MAN -- A WOMAN IS ACCUSED

OF STEALING T IDENTITY OF A

PERSON.

THREE COUNTS OF THEFT BY

DECEPTION.

ATTORNEYS SAID THEY WOUL PLEAD

NOT GUILTY.

IF SHE IS CONVICTED OF FELONY,

SHE WOULD HAVE TO VACATE HER

OFFICE.

SHE WILL BE ARRAIGNED NEXT WEEK.

SOUT CAROLINA POLICE OFFICERS

INJURED A SUSPECT TO FILE THAT

-- FIRED AT THEM WHILE SHOOTING

A MAN AT A GAS STATION.

THE SHOOTING HAPPENED THIS

AFTERNOON AT A WALMART PARKING

LOT.

THE FBI AS TAKING CONTROL OF A

BUILDING IN CENTRAL HOUSTON.

ACCORDING TO AUTHORITIES,

THEY'RE CONDUCTING AN

INVESTIGATION OF AN ENGINEERING

COMPANY.

NO ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE.

VICKI: JURY IS DECIDING IF A MAN

SHOULD GET A DEATH PENALTY FOR

AMBUSHING TO PENNSYLVANIA

TROOPERS AT THEIR BARRACKS.

HE WAS CONVICTED LAST WEEK OF

KILLING ONE TROOPER AND INJURING

ANOTHER IN 2014.

A LAW PROFESSOR TOLD JUROR THAT

HE WILL EARN PRIVILEGES FOR GOOD

BEHAVIOR, LETTING THEM TAKE

ADVANTAGE OF PRISON RECREATIONAL

AND WORK OPPORTUNITIES.

DEFENSE SAYS HE SHOULD GET A

LIFE SENTENCE.

A VACANT HOME WAS LEVELED AFTER

AN EXPLOSION IN ST. LOUIS TODAY.

HE EXPLOSION WAS SO FORCEFUL IT

LANDED ON SEVERAL HOMES.

FIRE CREWS ARE GOING DOOR TO

DOOR AND TELLING PEOPLE TO SHUT

THEIR GAS OFF AREA NO INJURIES

REPORTED.

SOME OTHER HOMES WERE EVACUATED

JUST AS A PRECAUTION.

ERIC: REBUILDING THAT SECTION OF

ROAD IN ATLANTA WILL COST $16

MILLION.

THE GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF

TRANSPORTATION SET A JUNE

DEADLINE FOR THE COMPLETION OF

THE NEW I-85 BRIDGE.

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS

EXPECTED TO PAY 90% OF THE

COSTS.

THE COLLAPSED BRIDGE WAS SET ON

FIRE LAST MONTH.

A MAN IS FACING ARSON AND

PROPERTY DAMAGE CHARGES.

INVESTIGATORS SAY HE COULD ALSO

FACE FEDERAL CHARGES.

A JAILHOUSE FRIEND OF AARON

HERNANDEZ IS SUGGESTING THE

FORMER NFL STAR HINTED AT HIS

SUICIDE WEEKS BEFORE HIS DEATH.

HERNANDEZ WAS FOUND HANGING BY A

BEDSHEET IN HIS PRISON CELL LAST

WEEK.

AN ATTORNEY FOR INMATE KYLE

KENNEDY SAID TODAY HERNANDEZ

TOLD HIS CLIENT IN EARLY MARCH

HE WAS THINKING HE WAS GOING TO

HANG IT UP.

>> MY CLIENT REMEMBERED A LETTER

HE RECEIVED THREE WEEKS EARLIER,

WHERE MR. HERNANDEZ DID STATE, I

THINK I'M GOING TO HANG IT UP.

MY CLIENT DID NOT READ INTO THAT

AND THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE.

OBVIOUSLY, THREE WEEKS LATER

WHEN WE SEE WHAT HAPPENED, IT

HAD A DIFFERENT MEANING.

ERIC: THE ATTORNEY ALSO SAID THE

TWO INMATES WERE CLOSE FRIENDS

AND EVEN REQUESTED TO BE

CELLMATES MONTHS BEFORE

HERNANDEZ DIED.

HE SAYS THAT REQUEST WAS DENIED

BY PRISON OFFICIALS.

VICK STOPPING MOTHERS FROM

PASSING THEIR ADDICTION ON TO

AHEAD ON WLKY, THE LOCAL

HOSPITAL HELPING PREGNANT WOMEN.

BUT FIRST --

REPORTER: LMPD IS TAKING A

UNIQUE APPROACH TO GIVING BACK

TO THE COMMUNITY.

I'M EMILY MAHER.

COMING UP I'LL TELL YOU ABOU

ERIC: A LIVESTOCK TRUCK

OVERTURNED TODAY NEAR YOUNGSTOWN

OHIO, IT WAS CARRYING PIGS TO A

SLAUGHTERHOUSE AT THE TIME.

TWO OF THEM GOT LOOSE, BUT THEY%

WERE FOUND NEARBY.

THE PIGS WILL BE TAKEN TO A

LIVESTOCK AUCTION FOR NOW.

THE DRIVER IS CHARGED WITH

OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE

INTOXICATE

MAYOR FISCHER SAYS THIS YEAR'

GIVEADAY WEEK SET A WORLD-RECORD

WITH MORE THAN 180,000

VOLUNTEERS GIVING BACK ACROSS

THE CITY

VICKI: AND THE LOUISVILLE POLICE

DEPARTMENT'S K-9 UNIT DIDN'T

MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO HELP

OUT.

EMILY MAHER TELLS US HOW THEY

SPENT THE DAY GIVING BAC

REPORTER THE LMPD K-9 UNIT IS

OUT HERE.

>> GOOD PUPPY.

IT IS BAD FOR ME TO SHOW UP

HERE BECAUSE I WANT TO ADOPT

THEM.

THEY ARE ALL LOOKING AT YOU AND

WAGGING THEIR TALES.

REPORTER: THESE LOUISVILLE METRO

POLICE OFFICERS LOVE DOGS.

>> IT IS THE BEST JOB IN THE

WORLD.

I HAVE BEEN A POLICEMAN WITH 27

YEARS AND WORKING WITH DOGS HAVE

BEEN THE BEST NINE YEARS I HAVE

EXPERIENCED.

REPORTER: THE MAYOR'S GIVEADAY

WEEK IS WRAPPING UP, AND THE

LMPD K-9 UNIT THOUGHT THE BEST

WAY FOR THEM TO GIVE BACK IS AT

THE ANIMAL SHELTER.

>> HEY, BIG BOY.

>> EVERYBODY CONCENTRATES ON

HELPING THE PEOPLE.

WE THOUGHT WE WOULD COME OUT

HERE AND HANG OUT WITH THE

ANIMALS AND BRIGHTEN THEIR DAY

UP.

REPORTER: SERGEANT SCOTTY FRANK

HAS BEEN PART OF THE K-9 UNIT

FOR ALMOST A DECADE.

HE SAYS THERE'S A SPECIAL

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AN OFFICER

AND HIS K-9 PARTNER.

>> THEY BECOME PART OF THE

FAMILY.

WHEN YOU CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING

OR CHRISTMAS AT HOME, THE DOG IS

THERE WITH YOU.

IT IS JUST PART OF YOU.

REPORTER: LOUISVILLE METRO

ANIMAL SERVICES SAYS ANYONE CAN

VOLUNTEER TO SPEND TIME WITH THE

PETS, JUST LIKE THE LMPD K-9

UNIT DID.

IT'S PART OF THE SHELTER'S

FOSTER PROGRAM.

IS A NICE FEELING TO COME OUT

HERE AND WALK AROUND AND ENJOY

SOME OF THE DAY WITH THEM.

REPORTER ALL OF THE DOGS THAT

ARE OUT HERE TODAY ARE AVAILABLE

OR ADOPTION.

VICKI: IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN

ADOPTING ANY OF THE DOGS, OR

VOLUNTEERING, YOU CAN STOP BY

THE LOUISVILLE METRO ANIMALS

SERVICES ANIMAL HOUSE ON NEWBURG

ROAD.

ALL OF THE DOGS IN TODAY'S STORY

ARE FREE TO ADOPT, AS PART OF

THE SHELTER'S PAY IT FORWA

ADOPTION PROGRAM.

ERIC: NEW HOPE TONIGHT FOR THE

SMALLEST VICTIMS OF ADDICTION.

>> WHAT I HAD BEEN PUTTING THE

BABY THROUGH AND DIDN'T EVEN

REALIZE IT.

ERIC: NEXT ON WLKY, HOW A LOCAL

HOSPITAL IS WORKING WITH

PREGNANT ADDICTS TO MAKE SURE

THEIR BABIES ARE BORN SAFE AND

HEALTHY.

JAY: SOME WONDERFUL WEATHER OUT

THERE ON THIS WEDNESDAY.

WE ARE TALKING MIDDLE 80'S RIGHT

NOW.

SHOWERS AND STORMS ARE STARTING

TO BLOW UP UP TO THE WEST OF US.

WE WILL TALK ABOUT WHEN WE WILL

HAVE THOSE CHANCES.

ANNOUNCER: NOW YOUR WLKY WEATHER

WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JAY

CARDOSI.

JA WHAT A TERRIFIC SPRING

AFTERNOON.

BEAUTIFUL LIVE LOOK FROM THE

BRISTOL RESTAURANT IN

JEFFERSONVILLE.

LOOKING OUT OVER DOWNTOWN

LOUISVILLE.

THE 2ND STREET BRIDGE.

MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES OUT THERE.

IT IS BREEZY, WARM, AND

FANTASTIC.

WE TOPPED OUT AT 85 DEGREES.

THAT SHOULD BE 85.

MORNING START IN THE UPPER 50'S.

SO FAR, NO RAINFALL.

WE ARE NOT EXPECTING ANY

RAINFALL AS WE ROLLED THROUGH

THE EVENING.

IT IS WELL AFTER MIDNIGHT

TONIGHT WE WILL GET A SHOWER AND

A THUNDERSTORM THREAT.

RIGHT NOW, 85 ACROSS THE BOARD.

THAT HAS BEEN THE HIGH TODAY.

HUMIDITY AT 36% WITH THE SOUTH

BREEZE BETWEEN 15-20 MILES PER

HOUR.

LOOK AT THE WEATHER CLOSE TO

HOME.

LOTS OF SUNSHINE OUT THERE.

THE BIG STORMS ARE NOT TOO FAR

AWAY.

IN THE LAND OF LINCOLN DOWN

THROUGH MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS.

WE HAVE SEVERE WEATHER STARTING

TO BLOW UP.

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCHES AND

WARNINGS ACROSS SOUTHERN

ILLINOIS.

THAT BECOMES A TORNADO WATCH,

EVEN A TORNADO WARNING EAST OF

LITTLE ROCK RIGHT NOW.

SOME PRETTY INCLEMENT WEATHER

GOING ON TO THE WEST AND

SOUTHWEST.

HERE IS THE CATCH, WE ARE NOT

GOING TO GET ANY OF THAT SEVERE

WEATHER.

THIS EVENING, IT STAYS DRIVE, NO

QUESTION ABOUT IT.

MIDNIGHT, NOTICE THE CLOUDS

INCREASI.

WESTERN COMMUNITIES STILL

BASICALLY CLEAR FROM I-65 AND

POINTS UP TO THE EAST.

LOOK AT THOSE SHOWERS AND

STORMS.

WATCH WHAT HAPPENS THROUGH THE

OVERNIGHT.

THEY REALLY START TO WEAKEN AS

THEY MOVE IN OUR DIRECTION.

AS WE MOVE TOWARDS 5:00-6:00 IN

THE MORNING, RAIN WILL BE MOVING

TOWARD THE I-65 CORRIDOR OR.

TOMORROW MORNING DOES LOOK

UNSETTLED, BUT I'M NOT EXPECTING

SEVERE WEATHER, JUST A

SCATTERING OF SHOWERS AND IT --

AND IF YOU STORMS.

LOW TEMPERATURES.

IT WILL BE MILD OVERNIGHT

TONIGHT WITH READINGS DROPPING

BACK INTO THE LOW AND MIDDLE

60'S.

THIS WILL BE A TOMORROW MORNING.

START AT AROUND 66 IN TOWN.

THERE IS THE CHANCE FOR

SCATTERED SHOWERS TOMORROW

MORNING.

AGAIN, THE GREAT BALLOON FEST

KICKS OFF TOMORROW MORNING WITH

THE CHARITY RACE.

IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO HEAD IT

-- HEAD TO THAT EVENT, IT IS IN

JEOPARDY RIGHT NOW.

THERE IS A CHANCE FOR RAIN

SHOWERS.

NUMBER TWO, IF WE DO NOT GET THE

SHOWERS, IT WILL BE BREEZY.

THAT CAN PLAY HAVOC WITH THE

BALLOON LAUNCH.

THIS EVENT TOMORROW MORNING IS

IN JEOPARDY.

AS WE MOVE THROUGH TOMORROW

AFTERNOON, WATCH WHAT HAPPENS,

THERE GOES THE SYSTEM.

WE GET BACK INTO AFTERNOON

SUNSHINE.

IT WILL BE BREEZY TOMORROW.

THEN THE WINDS WILL REALLY

SLACKING OFF IN TIME FOR THE

EVENING.

YOU SEE THE GLAMOUR DOWN AT THE

WATERFRONT TOMORROW NIGHT LOOKS

GREAT RIGHT NOW.

WE DROP INTO THE 60'S FOR THE

EVENT ITSELF.

SOUTHWEST BREEZES COMING DOWN.

THINGS LOOKING GREAT FOR THE

GLIMMER AS WE MOVE THROUGH.

THAT IS TOMORROW EVENING.

HERE IS THE GREAT BALLOON GLOW

FORECAST FRIDAY NIGHT.

THIS BRINGS 50,000 PEOPLE EACH

YEAR AS LONG AS THE WEATHER IS

NICE.

I WILL BE BROADCASTING THIS

EVENT LIVE ON METV.

THAT WILL BE FRIDAY EVENING

STARTING AT 9:00.

FORECAST RIGHT NOW LOOKS PRETTY

GOOD, UPPER 70'S, PARTLY CLOUDY

SKIES.

THERE WILL BE A STORM THREAT,

BUT WE BELIEVE THAT WILL COME IN

AFTER THE BALLOON GLOW FRIDAY.

THERE IS THE FORECAST.

NEXT T OURS LOOK GREAT.

DRY AND WARM.

BACK TO THE 70'S ONCE A SITE

GOES DOWN.

75 AT 10:00 TONIGHT.

TOMORROW MORNING, A SCATTERING

OF SHOWERS AND A FEW ISOLATED

DOORS.

SEVERE WEATHER IS NOT EXPECTED.

START OUT AT 66.

WE WILL BE DRIVE BY MIDDAY

TOMORROW.

HERE IS THE 70 FORECAST.

TOMORROW'S HIGH 74.

ALL DAY FRIDAY -- FRIDAY IS JUST

FINE.

THEN THE NEXT STORM THREAT MOVES

IN FRIDAY OVERNIGHT THROUGH

SATURDAY MORNING.

THAT MEANS MANY IN THE MARATHON,

AND BALLOON RACE, THEY WILL BE

DODGING RAINDROPS.

WE WILL BREAK DOWN THAT PART OF

THE FORECAST.

VICK SO, NO JACKET, NO

UMBRELLA, NO ELECTRIC LIKE IT --

BLANKET?

JAY: FOUR BALLOON GO, NO.

ERIC: I WAS COMPLAINING ABOUT

THE RAIN LAST YEAR DURING THE

MARATHON.

AND SOMEBODY SAID, WHAT WAS YOUR

TIME?

AND I WAS LIKE, WE I DIDN'T RUN

IT.

WE DON'T DO THAT.

YOU ARE NOT ALON

A LOUISVILLE DOCTOR IS SENDING A

MESSAGE OF SUPPORT TO PREGNA

WOMEN WHO ARE ADDICTED TO DRUGS

OR ALCOHOL

REPORTER: PREGNANCY AND HEROIN

CAN BE A DEADLY MIX.

A DOCTOR IS MAKING IT HIS

MISSION TO STOP DRUG USE DURING

PREGNANCY.

>> HE WAS A SURVIVOR.

HE WAS A LITTLE SURVIVOR.

REPORTER: .6 POUNDS AND THREE

OUNCES, MATTHEW BRYAN BUTLER

MADE HIS DEBUT FEBRUARY 7.

>> IT WAS TERRIFYING JUST

BECAUSE I KNEW WHAT HAD BEEN

GOING ON AND IT JUST SCARED

WHAT I HAD BEEN PUTTING THE BABY

THROUGH AND DIDN'T EVEN REALIZE

IT.

REPORTER MATTHEW'S MOTHER MARCY

CRUISE SAYS HIS BIRTH WAS

EXCITING, BUT SHE WAS WORRIED

BECAUSE SHE USED HEROIN DURING

HER PREGNANCY.

>> THE ENTIRE PREGNANCY I WAS

WORRIED ABOUT IT ACTUALLY.

REPORTER: CRUISE AND MATTHEW'S

FATHER, DECIDED TO GET CLEAN

TOGETHER.

SHE ENTERED THE NEW VISION

PROGRAM AT FIVE MONTHS PREGNANT.

>> WE HAVE A LICENSED SOCIAL

WORKER THAT WORKS WITH US, WE

HAVE A NEW VISIONS NURSING STAFF

THAT REACHES OUT TO THE

COMMUNITY AND MAKES SURE THAT

PATIENTS UNDERSTAND THAT THEY

CAN COME TO A PLACE WHERE WE GOT

A GROUP OF PROFESSIONALS WHO

UNDERSTAND THE DISEASE, WHO WANT

TO PROVIDE CARE THEY DON'T HAVE

TO WORRY ABOUT BEING PERSECUTE

REPORTER: NEW VISIONS STARTED

HERE AT NORTON HOSPITAL TWO

YEARS AGO.

DOCTOR JONATHAN WEEKS AND

SERVICE COORDINATOR PAIGE ROSS

IMMEDIATELY REALIZED JUST HOW

MUCH THE SERVICE IS NEEDED.

>> WE REALLY HAD NO IDEA THE

NEED WAS THIS GREAT AND WE SEE

ON AVERAGE 15-25 PATIENTS A

MONTH FOR THE INPATIENT

HOSPITALIZATION PIECE, WE COULD

SEE THAT DOUBLING IN THE VERY

NEAR FUTURE.

REPORTER: THE MOST USED

SUBSTANCES AMONG PATIENTS ARE

HEROIN, SUBOXONE AND PAIN PILLS

IN THAT ORDER.

ALL ARE OPIOIDS.

MOST NEW VISION PATIENTS ARE

PART OF A MEDICATION ASSISTED

TREATMENT PLAN THAT INCLUDES

SUBUTEX OR METHADONE.

PATIENTS ARE STABILIZED AND

SOMETIMES WEANED OFF THE

MEDICATION BECAUSE IT CAN BE

DEADLY IF THE MOTHER STOPS USI

COLD TURKEY WITHOUT MEDICAL

HELP

MARCY WAS GIVEN SUBOXONE AND

MATTHEW ONLY SHOWED MILD

SYMPTOMS OF WITHDRAWAL OR

NEONATAL ABSTINENCE SYNDROME, HE

WAS IN THE HOSPITAL FOR 6 DAYS

AND IS NOW HEALTHY.

>> I FEEL LIKE BECAUSE YOU KNOW

I STAYED IN THESE PROGRAMS THAT

I'M IN

AND, STUCK WITH MY RECOVERY AND

JUST WENT TO PEOPLE WHEN I

NEEDED SUPPORT BECAUSE I DID

THAT IT MADE IT A LOT EASIER FOR

HIM.

REPORTER I'M HAPPY TO REPORT

SHE AND HER PARTNER HAS

CELEBRATED SIX MONTHS OF

SOBRIETY.

PATIENTS DO NOT NECESSARILY NEED

A DOCTOR REFERRAL FOR THE

PROGRAM, THEY TAKE REFERRALS

FROM ANYONE.

NEW VISION TAKES MEDICAID,

MEDICARE AND MOST INSURANCE

PLAN

NEW VISION ALSO OFFERS A PROGRAM

FOR ANYONE SUFFERING FROM

ADDICTION AT NORTON AUDUBON

HOSPITAL.

TO GET CONNECTED TO THE PROGRAMS

OR OUR STATE OF ADDICTION

INITIATIVE, GO TO WLKY.COM

JENNIFER BAILEYS, WLKY NEW

VICKI: NORTH CAROLINA WOMAN IS

ACCUSED OF STALKING AND

THREATENING AN INDIANA TEENAGER

FOR 5 YEARS.

IT ALL STARTED WHEN THE VICTIM

RECEIVED A FACEBOOK FRIEND

REQUEST IN 2012.

INVESTIGATORS SAY A DISPUTE

ONLINE TURNED INTO STALKING AND

HARRASSMEN

COURT DOCUMENTS SHOW SHAMONIQUE

FERGUSON MADE DEATH THREATS

AGAINST THE VICTIM, HER FAMI

AND THE BUSINESS WHERE SHE

, WORKED.

STARTING IN JANUARY

INVESTIGATORS SAY FERGUSON

CONTACTED FOUR I.U. CAMPUSES

CLAIMING THE VICTIM THREATENED

TO ATTACK THE SCHOOLS.

>> THE VICTIM WAS HOSPITALIZED

BECAUSE THE DEFENDANT HAD MADE

THESE THREATS.

SHE HAD TO BE DETAINED TO

DETERMINE IF THERE'S ANY TRUTH

TO IT.

VICKI: INVESTIGATORS SAY THERE

WERE MORE THAN TWO DOZEN FALSE

EMERGENCY CALLS TO THE VICTIM'S

HOME, EVERYTHING FROM A FIRE TO

AN AMBER ALERT TIP.

FERGUSON IS FACING FEDER

CHARGES OF EXTORTION AND

INTERSTATE STALKING.

>> IN A HIT THAT HAD BEEN DUG IN

THE FLOOR OF THE SHED.

VICKI: A WOMAN KIDNAPPED AND

HIDDEN UNDERGROUND.

NOW A MAN IS UNDER ARREST.

WHAT THE WOMAN DID THAT LED

POLICE RIGHT TO HER.

VICKI: TONIGHT ON WLKY.

"SURVIVOR" AIRS AT 8:00,

FOLLOWED BY "CRIMINAL MINDS" AT

9:00 AND "CRIMINAL MINDS BEYOND

BORDERS" AT 10:00.

THEN STAY TUNED FOR WLKY NEWS AT

11:00.

ERIC: AN OHIO WOMAN WHO WAS

BEING HELD CAPTIVE UNDERGROUND,

HAS BEEN FOUND SAFE AND ALIVE.

POLICE FOUND THE 30-YEAR-OLD

STUFFED IN HOLE UNDER HER

NEIGHBORS SHED A HOLE SO SMALL

SHE COULDN'T STAND UP.

DENNIS DUNN IS NOW CHARGED WITH

KIDNAPPING.

THE WOMAN'S MOTHER REPORTED HER

MISSING ABOUT 2 THIS MORNING.

A NEIGHBOR HEARD HER CRYING FROM

INSIDE THE SHED TWO HOURS LATER

CONTACTED POLICE.

>> SHE WAS IN A PIT THAT HAD

BEEN DUG IN THE FLOOR OF THE

SHED, AND WOOD HAD BEEN PLACED

OVER THE TOP OF THE PIT, A

HEAVY OBJECTS PLACED ON TOP THE

WOOD TO PREVENT HER ESCAPE.

ERIC: THE VICTIM IS SAID TO BE

DOING OK.

SHE'S ALREADY BEEN RELEASED FROM

THE HOSPITAL.

POLICE SAY THE MAN ACCUSED OF

TAKING HER HAS A HISTORY OF

MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES.

VICKI: A CINCINNATI TEENAGER IS

HELD HOSTAGE AND SEXUALLY

ASSAULTED FOR MONTHS.

THE MAN ACCUSED IN THE CRIME

AGREES TO PLEAD GUILTY.

THE GIRL SAYS SHE WAS FORCED TO

HAVE SEX WITH CODY JACKSON FROM

FEBRUARY TO JULY OF 2015 AND GOT

PREGNANT WHILE SHE WAS HELD

AGAINST HER WILL.

AUTHORITIES SAY HE CONTACTED THE

TEENAGER THROUGH FACEBOOK WHILE

UNDER MONITORING AT HIS

APARTMENT IN AN ABDUCTION CASE.

JACKSON PLEADED GUILTY AND NOW

FACES 7 AND A HALF YEARS IN

PRISON

THE TEENAGER SAYS THAT SENTENCE

IS NOT NEARLY ENOUGH.

>> I FEEL LIKE HE DID GET OFF

EASY BUT I FEEL LIKE HE SHOULD

GET MORE COUNCLING I FEEL LIKE

-- COUNSELING.

I FEEL LIKE HE NEEDS MAJOR HELP,

SOMETHING HAS HAPPENED TO HIM

THAT'S MADE HIM THE WAY HE IS.

VICKI: JACKSON IS ALSO FACING

FEDERAL CHARGES, INCLUDING CHILD

PORNOGRAPHY AND COERCION AND

ENTICEMENT OF A MINOR.

ERIC: THE INDIANA SUPREME COURT

TURNED DOWN A SUSPECTED SERIAL

KILLER'S REQUEST TO LOOK AT THE

CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE STATE'S

DEATH PENALTY BEFORE HE GOES TO

TRIAL.

THE COURT DENIED DARREN VANN'S

REQUEST TODAY CITING RULINGS IN

PREVIOUS CHALLENGES IN OTHER

INDIANA CASES.

HE ARGUED THE DEATH PENALTY

POSSIBLY VIOLATES THE 8TH

AMENDMENT WHICH PROHIBITS CRUEL

AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT

VANN IS CHARGED IN THE DEATHS OF

SEVEN WOMEN.

VICKI: POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR

A MAN SUSPECTED OF SEXUALLY

ASSAULTING TWO WOMEN ON THE

IUPUI CAMPUS.

THE TWO CRIMES TOOK PLACE JUST

BLOCKS FROM EACH OTHER.

ONLY A FEW DAYS APART.

BOTH HAPPENED IN THE MIDDLE OF

THE DAY.

STUDENTS SAY THE CRIMES HAVE PUT

EVERYONE ON ALERT.

>> IT WAS SCARY BECAUSE THE

BUILDING IS THE ONE THAT IS

CONNECTED TO WHERE WE LIVE.

HEARIN THAT YOU REALIZE IT

COULD HAPPEN TO ANYONE.

THIS HASN'T REALLY HAPPENED A

LOT ON CAMPUS IN OUR AREA.

IT IS DEFINITELY SHOCKING.

VICKI: IN BOTH CASES THE SUSPECT

IS SAID TO HAVE APPROACHED THE

VICTIMS AND ENGAGED THEM IN

CONVERSATION BEFORE THE

ASSAULTS.

ERIC: A NUMBER OF KIDS WITH

AUTISM ALSO DEAL WITH SEVERAL

OTHER HEALTH ISSUES.

>> ADDRESSING THOSE OTHER THINGS

CAN MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE IN

THEIR LIVES.

VICKI: NEXT ON WLKY, THE MORE

COMMON AILMENTS, AND WHAT

PARENTS CAN DO TO HELP

ERIC: STOCKS FAIL TO HOLD GAINS,

CLOSING MOSTLY LOOWER AFTER THE

WHITE HOUSE RELEASED ITS TAX

PLAN.

THE DOW SLIPS 21, BUT IS STILL

OVER THAT 20,000 MARK.

THE NASDAQ AND S&P SHOWED SLIGHT

DROPS.

VICKI: CUTTING EDGE DRONE

TECHNOLOGY IS NOW HELPING SOME

CENTRAL INDIANA FIREFIGHTERS

WITH WHAT THEY SPECIALIZE IN

, SEARCH AND RESCUE.

THE BARGERSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT

USED A 10,000 DOLLAR GRANT FROM

THE JOHNSON COUNTY COMMUNITY

FOUNDATION TO BUY THE DRONE AND

A THERMAL IMAGING CAMERA.

BARGERSVILLE IS ONE OF ONLY A

HANDFUL OF CENTRAL INDIANA

DEPARTMENTS WITH DRONES LIKE

THIS.

LAST WEEK, IT WAS CALLED TO

BLOOMINGTON TO HELP SEARCH FOR A

MAN WHOD BEEN KIDNAPPED AND LEFT

TIED TO A TREE FOR 24-HOURS.

EVEN IF ITS PITCH BLACK

OUTSIDE, WED BE ABLE TO SEE

SOMEBODY STANDING IN A FIELD.

SO THE HEAT THAT COMES OFF THEIR

BODY SHOWS UP ON THE CAMERA.'.

VICKI: THE CHIEF SAYS A THERMAL

CAMERA IN THE SKY CAN ALSO HELP

AT FIRE SCENES LOCATING HOTSPOTS

AND WATCHING WHERE A FIRE IS

SPREADING IN A BUILDING.

ERIC: 1 IN 68 CHILDREN IN THE

UNITED STATES HAVE AUSTIM.

MANY ALSO STRUGGLE WITH OTHER

HEALTH CONDITIONS.

A NEW REPORT LOOKS AT HOW AND

WHY THEY MAY BE LINKED.

WEIJIA JIANG HAS THE STORY.

>> THIS IS MY ROOM.

REPORTER: 13-YEAR-OLD COLBY

ROSENBLATT OFTEN HAS A HARD TIME

FALLING, AND STAYING, ASLEEP.

>> IT HAS GOTTEN PROGRESSIVELY

WORSE.

COULDN'T GET HIM TO BED BECAUSE

HE WAS SCARED TO BE ALONE

REPORTER: MORE THAN HALF OF

PEOPLE WITH AUTISM LIKE COLBY

HAVE SLEEP DISTURBANCES.

A NEW REPORT FROM AUTISM SPEAKS

ALSO SHOWS CONDITIONS SUCH AS

EPILEPSY AND GASTROINTESTINAL

PROBLEMS TEND TO GO HAND IN HAND

WITH THE DISORDER.

>> SOME OF THESE CO-OCCURRING

CONDITIONS MAY BE DUE TO JUST

SORT OF THE INTERPLAY OF AUTISM

AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

OTHERS ARE DEFINITELY RELATED

THOUGH TO BIOLOGY.

REPORTER: WHILE CHILDREN WITH

AUTISM ARE MUCH MORE LIKELY TO

HAVE CHRONIC G.I. ISSUES, THE

REPORT REVEALS THERE IS LITTLE

EVIDENCE THAT SPECIAL DIETS

INCLUDING GLUTEN FREE HELP

AUTISM SYMPTOMS.

DR. THOMAS FRAZIER SAYS MENTAL

HEALTH ISSUES SUCH AS ANXIETY

AND ADHD ARE ALSO COMMON

>> WE HAVE TO REALLY THINK ABOUT

THEM NOT AS JUST HAVING AUTISM

BUT AUTISM AND WHATEVER ELSE IS

GOING ON FOR THEM.

ADDRESSING THOSE OTHER THINGS

CAN MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE IN

THEIR LIVES.

REPORTER: FOR KIDS LIKE COLBY,

DOCTORS SAY IT'S IMPORTANT TO

EXERCISE, LIMIT SCREEN TIME AND

HAVE A GOOD BEDTIME ROUTINE.

COLBY'S PARENTS SAY A SLEEP TENT

HELPS.

>> ON A NIGHT WHERE COLBY GETS

GREAT SLEEP HE'S HAPPY, FEELS

LIKE HE IS CONTROL OF HIS BODY

AND EMOTIONS.

REPORTER: THEY ALSO USE WHITE

NOISE AND NATURE SOUNDS TO PUT

HIM AT EASE, WEIJIA JIANG, CBS

NEWS, WASHINGTON.

ERIC: SOMETIMES, OLDER CHILDREN

ARE DIAGNOSED AT A LATER AGE,

BUT DOCTORS EXPLAIN THAT WITH

AUTISM, THE SYMPTOMS WERE

USUALLY PRESENT WHEN THE CHILD

WAS YOUNGER.

VICKI: SCIENTISTS CREATED AN

ARTIFICIAL WOMB ENOUGH LIKE

MOM'S TO HELP TINY LAMBS GROW

FOR A MONTH.

IT BOOSTS HOPE IT MIGHT ONE DAY

HELP EXTREMELY PREMATURE BABIES.

RESEARCHERS AT CHILDREN'S

HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA THINK

GIVING THE TINIEST PREEMIES A

FEW MORE WEEKS COCOONED IN A

WOMB-LIKE ENVIRONMENT INSTEAD OF

INCUBATORS MIGHT ENCOURAGE

HEALTHY SURVIVAL.

ACADEMY-AWARD WINNING DIRECTOR

JONATHAN DEMME DIED AT THE AGE

OF 73.

HIS PUBLICIST SAID HE HAD BEEN

SUFFERING FROM ESOPHAGEAL

CANCER.

HE WON THE OSCAR IN 1991 F

DIRECTING "THE SILENCE OF THE

LAMBS." HIS FOLLOW-UP,

"PHILADELPHIA," WON TOM HANKS A

BEST ACTOR OSCAR FOR PLAYING AN

AIDS PATIENT.

HIS LATEST CONCERT FILM JUSTIN

TIMBERLAKE AND THE TENNESSEE

KIDS WAS RELEASED LAST YEAR.

DEMME IS SURVIVED BY HIS WIFE

AND 3 CHILDREN.

ERIC: RICK IS HERE WITH A LOOK

AT WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON TONIGHT

AT 6:00.

RICK: WHAT PAPA JOHN'S DOWN

THERE SAID AND HAVE THE

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT RESPONDED.

PLUS --

ADDING TO A GROWING PROBLEM

IN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY THAT WE

ARE TRYING TO GET IN FRONT OF.

RICK DRUG DRIVING ON THE RISE,

NOW MORE COMMON THAN DRUNK

DRIVING.

REAL SUPERHEROES, WHAT LOCAL

STUDENTS ARE MAKING FOR PATIENTS

AT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL TO WRECK

NICE THEIR BRAVERY.

ERIC COUNTING DOWN TO THE

KENTUCKY DERBY.

VICKI: WE HAVE THE STORY OF A

TRAINER WHOSE LIFE AND PATH IS

HARD TO IMAGINE.

FRED: HELLO AGAIN, EVERYBODY.

KENTUCKY DERBY 143 IS JUST 11

DAYS AWAY AND IT WILL BE THE

FIRST FORAY INTO THE RUN FOR THE

ROSES FOR GUNNEVERA TRAINER

ANTONIO SANO.

THE VENEZUELAN'S PATH TO

CHURCHILL DOWNS IS UNLIKE ANY

WE'VE SEEN BEFORE.

DAN KOOB HAS MORE FROM THE

BACKSIDE.

REPORTER: TRY TO IMAGINE THIS,

YOU ARE A PROMINENT HORSE

TRAINER, THEN YOU ARE KIDNAPPED

FOR RANSOM.

THE ONLY WAY HE WILL BE FREED IS

IF THE MONEY PAID IS SUFFICIENT.

TIME PASSES, THEN IT HAPPENS

AGAIN.

THAT IS THE STORY OF HIS

TRAINER.

>> IT'S A GOOD DEAL.

MINIMUM 20 PEOPLE.

IT'S INCREDIBLE.

REPORTER: SANO SAYS WHEN HE WAS

HELD AGAINST HIS WILL 8 YEARS

AGO, THE FIRST TIME LASTED BUT A

FEW HOURS.

THE SECOND TIME HE WAS HELD

CAPTIVE FOR 36 DAYS.

>> I CRIED EVERY DAY.

REPORTER: HE IS NOW IN HIS FIRST

DERBY AFTER MOVING HIS FAMILY TO

THE STATES AND TRAINING

GUNNEVERA, WINNER OF THE

'FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH' STAKES LAST

MONTH.

FELLOW VENEZUELAN AND HALL OF

FAME JOCKEY JAVIER CASTELLANO IS

AT THE HELM.

>> YOU HAVE TO PUT IT TOGETHER.

IT IS HARD TO DO THAT.

MAYBE IT IS MEANT TO BE.

THAT WOULD BE AWESOME.

REPORTER: DESPITE 8 AMERICAN

CLASSIC AND BREEDERS CUP WINS,

THE ROSES HAVE EVADED CASTELLANO

.

HE HOPES THE COMBINATION WITH

HIS FELLOW COUNTRYMAN WILL YIELD

A WIN AT THE DERBY.

>> LET'S GIVE SOMETHING BACK TO

MY COUNTRY AND HOPEFULLY SOME

HOPE.

>> I AM PROUD FOR THE ATTENTION

FOR ME AND MY TEAM

I AM VERY PROUD.

THESE ARE GOOD MEN AND NICE

PEOPLE HERE.

REPORTER: SANO SAYS VENEZUELA IS

HIS PAST AND AMERICA IS HIS NOW.

IF HE'S ABLE TO MAKE A TRIP TO

THE WINNERS CIRCLE SATURDAY MAY

6, HE'LL FEEL RIGHT AT HOME.

AT CHURCHILL DOWNS, DAN KOOB,

WLKY SPORTS.

FRED: WHAT AN AMAZING STORY.

COMING UP IN A HALF HOUR, BOBBY

PETRINO TALKS U OF L FOOTBALL AT

TODAY'S ACC TELECONFERENCE.

I'M FRED COWGILL, WLKY SPORTS.

JAY: WHAT A DAY ACROSS THE

REGION.

A GOOD DOSE OF SUNSHINE.

TEMPERATURES HITTING 85 DEGREES.

IT IS 85 DEGREES OUTSIDE RIGHT

NOW.

AS WE LOOK AHEAD, WE WILL BE

DODGING RAINDROPS AND

THUNDERSTORMS AS WE MANEUVER

THROUGH THE GREAT BALLOON

FESTIVAL.

WE WILL BREAK IT D

ANNOUNCER: NOW YOUR WLKY WEATHER

WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JAY

CARDOSI.

JAY: OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW IT IS

GREAT.

ALL ACROSS THE VIEWING AREA WE

HAVE WARM SUNSHINE.

84-85 IS THE RANGE AROUND THE

METRO.

HUMIDITY AT 36%.

SOUTH BREEZE ALMOST 20 MILES PER

HOUR.

IT WILL STAY RATHER BREEZY

OVERNIGHT TONIGHT THROUGH MUCH

OF TOMORROW AS WELL.

RADAR SCOPE AROUND LOUISVILLE,

NO WORRIES WHATSOEVER.

WE WILL STAY DRY WELL THROUGH

MIDNIGHT, LIKELY UNTIL 2-3 IN

THE MORNING.

SHOWERS AND STORMS ARE BLOWING

UP IN ILLINOIS, WORKING TOWARD

CENTRAL INDIANA.

THAT IS WHERE WE HAVE A CHANCE

FOR SOME SEVERE WEATHER.

A FEW WARNINGS IN EFFECT.

EVEN TORNADO WATCHES IN THE

SOUTHWEST.

NOT AROUND HERE.

I'M NOT EXPECTING ANY SEVERE

WEATHER TONIGHT, NOR TOMORROW.

THIS IS THE BEST THREAT AREA FOR

SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS AND

STORMS BEFORE MIDNIGHT.

NEARLY ALL OF THOSE WILL STAY

WEST OF THE WLKY VIEWING AREA.

BY TOMORROW MORNING, THAT IS A

DIFFERENT STORY.

LATE TONIGHT OR TOMORROW MORNING

SHOWERS AND DORMS WILL TRY TO

WORK EAST.

THEY WILL BE IN A WEEKEND --

EAKENED STATE.

THE EVENT IS CERTAINLY IN

JEOPARDY.

ROLLING THROUGH THE DAY

TOMORROW, WE GET RID OF THIS

FIRST SYSTEM.

SUNSHINE RETURNS LATER IN THE

AFTERNOON.

IT WILL BE BREEZY, BUT HIGH

PRESSURE BUILDS IN.

THOSE BREEZES SHOULD BE SLACKING

OFF TOMORROW EVENING.

THE GLIMMER GOING ON AT

WATERFRONT PARK TOMORROW

EVENING, WE WILL GET THEM WHEN

OFF WITHOUT A HITCH AS WE FALL

BACK INTO THE 60'S.

IT SHOULD BE REALLY NICE FOR THE

GLAMOUR.

LET'S LOOK TO FRIDAY.

FROM START TO FINISH IT LOOKS

PRETTY GOOD ACROSS THE REGION.

MAKE SURE OF CLOUDS AND

SUNSHINE.

THE GREAT LOOM GROW IS A HUGE

EVENT THAT DRAWS 50,000 PEOPLE

ON AN ANNUAL BASIS AS LONG AS IT

IS DRIVE.

IT LOOKS LIKE THE WEATHER WILL

COOPERATE.

UPPER 70'S.

STORM CHANCES WILL BE GOING UP,

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TRACY: BACK HERE IN MAINE, TO

SCHOOL DISTRICT BATTLED IT OUT

IN YARMOUTH.

THEY WERE TASKED WITH MAKING

BREAKFAST AND LUNCH USING FOODS

FROM LOCAL FARMS.

THEY HAD JUST 60 MINUTES TO WHIP

IT UP.

ORGANIZERS SAY THE PROGRAM HELPS

BUILD A VALUABLE RELATIONSHIP

BETWEEN FARMERS AND SCHOOLS.

>> THEY SEE THE CONNECTION WHERE

THEIR FOOD COMES FROM AND SO

THEY ARE MORE LIKELY TO EAT

SOMETHING IF THEY KNOW WHERE IT

CAME FROM.

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PMENT.

EQUIPMENT THAT IS HOPING TO

CHANGE THE WORLD.

VERY FEW PEOPLE REALIZE HOW

MUCH THE HIGH-POWERED MICHAEL --

DEVICES ARE USED.

STEV IT TAKES A QUICK TOUR OF

MIGGY INDUSTRIES BUSY PLANT TO

REALIZE THE USE OF MICROWAVES IS

BOTH FAST AND PAIRING.

TH COMPONENTS HELD HERE SPAN A

WIDE SPECTRUM O PURPOSE FROM

NUCLEAR FUSION AND CANCER

RESEARCH, TO SIMPLY COOKING

BACON.

>> THERE IS THE MILITARY

APPLICATIONS, THEN THERE IS A

HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS WHEN THEY

HAVE TO STUDY THE FUNDAMENTAL

PROPERTIES.

STEVE: IN NEARLY THREE DECADES

OF BUSINESS, IT HAS BECOME

RENOWNED AS A WORLD LEADER IN

THE HIGH-POWERED MICROWAVE

INDUSTRY.

THE SCIENCE SO SOPHISTICATED.

THESE UNITS, SO SPECIALIZED,

THEY ARE BUILT NOWHERE ELSE.

NO ONE ELSE IN THE WORLD WILL

EVEN ATTEMPT TO DO THI.

STEVE: WITH A GROWING LIST, THE

NEED MORE SKILLED WORKERS,

ADDING A SECOND SHIFT WITH PLANS

TO CREATE A THIRD.

BUT AS TECHNICALLY CHALLENGING

AS THIS WORK CA BE, FINDING AND

TRADING A WORKFORCE CAN BE A

CHALLENGE IN ITSELF.

>> WE LIKE TO BRING IN YOUNGER

PEOPLE, TEACH THEM SKILLS AND

DEVELOP THEM TO UNDERSTAND THE

SPECIFIC TYPE OF PRODUCTS THAT

WE HAVE TO MAKE.

STEVE: THIS IS ONE OF THOSE

YOUNGER PEOPLE JOINING THEM

RIGHT OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL.

FUN AND CHALLENGING, A CAN BE

FRUSTRATING AT TIMES, BUT ONCE

YOU FIGURE IT OUT IT IS GOOD TO

GO.

STEV SAFE TO SAY THE UNTRAINED

EYE MIGHT NEVER GUESS WHAT THIS

ARRAY OF METAL FABRICATION IS

USED FOR.

>> THIS IS A PEACH -- A PIECE

FOR CO-ACTS.

IT FUNCTIONS THE SAME WAY THAT

YOUR CABLE TV CO-ACTS FUNCTIONS.

-- COAX.

HELPING THE POWER IN INDUSTRY

THAT THESE PEOPLE WILL TO YOU IS

CHANGING THE WORLD.

IN DOING SO, KEEPING THIS LITTLE

PLANT IN GORHAM, MAINE COMING.

>> THE LEVEL OF SIGNS THAT THEY

ARE STARTING TO UNCOVER,

ESPECIALLY WITH DRUG RELATED

TECHNOLOGY IS SO VAST AND THE

NEED FOR THESE DEVICES IS SO

VERY, VERY GREAT.

STEVE: AS WE SAID THERE IS A

WIDE RANGE OF USE FOR

MICROWAVES, BUT THE MAJORITY OF

WORK, THEY SAY, GOES TO

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH.

MAINE'S TOTAL WEATHER AND NEWS

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FEW EARLY GUESTS.

IF YOU'VE LIVED IN THIS AREA FOR

A FEW DECADES,

YOU KNOW ABOUT THE 17 YEAR

CICADA

AND YOU ALSO PROBABLY KNOW ABOUT

THIS GUY, DOCTOR GENE KRITSKY,

ENTOMOLOGIST, CICADA EXPERT, AND

PROFESSOR AT MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH

UNIVERSITY.

AND THIS MAY, HE IS PREDICTING

SOMETHING SPECIAL.

>> WE HAVE THE OFFSPRING OF THE

CICADAS THAT ACCELERATED IN THE

YEAR 2000, PLUS NEWLY

ACCELERATING CICADAS THAT ARE

EXPECTED IN FOUR YEARS ALL

COMING OUT TOGETHER.

ERIK: ACCORDING TO KRITSKY, THE

BIG BROOD OF THE 17 YEAR CICADAS

WILL HAPPEN IN 2021.

BUT THIS YEAR, TWO MORE DISCRETE

POPULATIONS WILL EMERGE AND IT

WILL HAPPEN RIGHT ACROSS THE

HEART OF THE METRO.

>> THOSE CICADAS THAT CAME OUT

IN THE YEAR 2000, CAME OUT IN

PLACES LIKE HYDE PARK, GREEN

TOWNSHIP, ANDERSON, NEAR WINTON

WOODS.

THEY CAME OUT IN SUCH NUMBERS

THAT THEY SURVIVED, THEY

REPRODUCED, THEY LAID EGGS,

THOSE EGGS HATCHED AND THOSE ARE

THE OFF-SPRING THAT ARE COMING

OUT THIS YEAR.

ERIK: OVERALL KRITSKY EXPECTS A

FEW HUNDRED THOUSAND CICADAS TO

EMERGE, WITH PEOPLE HEARING

ANYWHERE BETWEEN ONE TO FIVE

CICADAS CALLING AT ONE TIME.

A MINOR EVENT WHEN COMPARED TO

WHAT IS JUST FOUR YEARS AWAY.

>> THE NEXT BIG ONE WILL BE IN

THE YEAR 2021, AND LETS CALL

THAT A TEN, THIS ONE WOULD

PROBABLY BE A TWO.

ERIK: ACCORDING TO DR. KRITSKY

THE CICADAS WILL EMERGE AFTER

THE SOIL TEMPERATURE REACHES AN

AVERAGE OF 65 DEGREES AND AFTER

RAIN HAS A CHANCE TO LOOSEN UP

THE SOIL.

RIGHT NOW IT LOOKS LIKE THAT MAY

HAPPEN AS SOON AS EARLY MAY, AS

LATE AS THE MIDDLE OF THE MONTH.

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ZARNITZ, WLWT NEWS 5.

KEVIN: I GUESS IT IS GOOD TO

KNOW IT WILL NOT BE THE BIGGEST

RUDE -- BROOD.

WE HAVE SHOWERS AND

THUNDERSTORMS KNOCKING ON OUR

DOORSTEP.

THESE STORMS WILL BEGIN AS THEY

-- WEAKEN AS THEY HAD OUR WAY.

ENJOY THIS EVENING.

TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE 80'S AND

IT WILL BE A SLOW FALL THROUGH

THE 70'S.

HERE IS A LIVE LOOK FROM THAT

AUBURN.

-- MOUNT AUBURN.

IT IS 82 IN WYOMING.

COLLEGEVILLE AND 81.

SAME STORY AT HARRISON AND

DELHI.

80 AT THE AIRPORT.

WE HAVE A NICE SOUTHERLY BREEZE

OUT THERE.

THAT BREES WILL ENSURE THAT

TEMPERATURES DO NOT FALL TOO

MUCH DURING THE NIGHTTIME HOURS

AREA -- NIGHTTIME HOURS.

83 HAMILTON.

85 AND PARTS OF OWEN COUNTY.

-- IN PARTS OF OWEN COUNTY.

WE HAVE SOME SEVERE THUNDERSTORM

WATCHES TO OUR WEST.

NOTICE THE TRAJECTORY OF THE

RAIN.

IT IS MOVING MORE FROM SOUTH TO

NORTH EAST.

IT WILL TAKE A WHILE BEFORE ANY

OF THIS MOVES INTO OUR NECK OF

THE WOODS AREA LATER TONIGHT --

WOODS.

HERE IS A LOOK AT FUTURECAST.

THROUGH MIDNIGHT, IT IS QUIET

OUT THERE.

TOWARDS 5:00 A.M., WE WILL GET

SHOWERS INTO SOUTHEAST INDIANA.

I THINK WILL BE LATER THAN THAT.

THIS DOES NOT LOOK LIKE ANYTHING

SEVERE.

I WOULD NOT ALLOW A FEW LOUD

CLAPS OF UNDER A BRIEF DOWNPOUR.

IN TERMS OF SEVERE WEATHER, IT

SEEMS HIGHLY UNLIKELY.

I WOULD NOT BE SURPRISED TO SEE

IF HE PEAKS OF TOMORROW.

IT LOOKS FAIRLY DECENT AS SKIES

CLEAR UP TOMORROW NIGHT.

FRIDAY GETS OFF TO A QUIET

START.

THINGS WILL CHANGE OVER THE

WEEKEND.

I AM TRACKING A VERY LARGE

SPRINGLIKE STORM.

THERE WILL BE A STATIONARY FRONT

, MEANING IT WILL NOT MOVE VERY

MUCH.

THAT WILL KEEP US IN TARGET FOR

AT LEAST MULTIPLE ROUNDS OF

SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.

SOME OF THEM COULD BE SEVERE.

HERE IS A PREVIEW OF THE

WEEKEND.

THIS IS WHAT I AM THINKING.

MULTIPLE ROUNDS OF RAIN, WHAT

WEATHER FRIDAY NIGHT AND NOT A

MORNING.

A FEW STORM -- INTO SATURDAY

MORNING.

GRADUATION SHOULD BE IN DECENT

SHAPE BEFORE MORE STORMS

SATURDAY NIGHT.

MULTIPLE ROUNDS OF SHOWERS AND

STORMS.

TOMORROW, EARLY RAIN WILL GIVE

WAY TO DRIER CONDITIONS BY THE

AFTERNOON.

IN THE 80'S RIGHT NOW, WE WILL

DROP THROUGH THE 60'S.

IT IS WARM OF THE WEEKEND.

THAT IS WHY WE WILL KEEP A

LOOKOUT FOR STRONGER STORMS.

For more infomation >> Rain Arrives Thursday Morning - Duration: 4:01.

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Shocking Footage of Dead United Airlines Bunny - Duration: 0:40.

- Another black eye for United Airlines

after a giant rabbit died

on a flight from London to Chicago.

Simon, the three foot continental giant rabbit

was expected to grow to be the largest rabbit in the world.

It is unclear what led to his death in the cargo hold.

He was being delivered to a celebrity client in the US.

- [Man] Did you know that rabbits get that big?

- [Alisyn] I did not know that and the last giant rabbit

I heard about was Harvey, but that's obviously a tragedy

for the owner.

- [Man] Yeah, sad to lose a pet, tough timing for United.

For more infomation >> Shocking Footage of Dead United Airlines Bunny - Duration: 0:40.

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AM clouds, then sunshine peaks through - Duration: 3:26.

ECAST WITH CHIEF

METEROLOGIST JOE CALHOUN.

JOE: STUBBORN.

THOSE CLOUDS ARE JUST HANGING

AROUND, DIDN'T TO WANT CLEAR,

AND STILL SOME CLOUD COVER AS

YOU LOOK LIVE ON OUR YORK

SKYCAM.

THOSE LOW GRADE CLOUDS HANGING

AROUND THAT STORM THAT'S OFF

THE COAST.

SOME SPOTS WEST OF THE RIVER,

THOUGH, GETTING A LITTLE BIT

OF SUNSHINE.

SHOW YOU THAT IN A SECOND.

65° RIGHT NOW IN THE WHITE

ROSE CITY, WINDS ARE CALM AT

THIS HOUR.

WE HEAD TO DALLASTOWN, I THINK

WE'LL SEE A LITTLE CLEARING

THIS EVENING, SOME.

STILL RATHER CLOUDY, THOUGH.

COMFORTABLE EVENING IN THE

'60'S AND THEN WE'LL DROP INTO

THE 50'S OVERNIGHT TONIGHT.

WATCH FOR A BIT OF PATCHY FOG,

COULD GET DENSE IN SOME OF THE

LOW-LYING AREAS.

AS WE HEAD INTO TOMORROW,

CLOUDS AND FOG TOMORROW

MORNING.

TOMORROW AFTERNOON WITH SOME

SUNSHINE, WE SHOULD WARM BACK

UP, I THINK NEAR 80° OR BETTER

, AND WE COULD SEE A FEW

THUNDERSTORMS TOMORROW NIGHT

BUT I DON'T SEE ANY FOR US

DURING THE DAY TO POLLEN COUNT

WILL BE MODERATE.

SOME OF THE RAIN IN THE LAST

FEW DAYS HAS WASHED SOME OF

THE POLLEN OUT OF THE THE AIR.

MOLD SPORE, AIR QUALITY IS

MODERATE, AND THEN ABOUT A

FIVE FOR THE U.V. INDEX AND

ALMOST 0 AGAIN TODAY.

A LITTLE MORE U.V. RAYS

GETTING TOWARD US.

REASON FOR THE CLOUD COVER,

THAT SAME STORM THAT BROUGHT

US ALL THE RAIN YOU SEE IT

CIRCULATING RIGHT OFF ABOUT

LONG BEACH ISLAND, IT

CONTINUES TO TRY AND SLIDE

AWAY.

LOOK AT THE DRIER AIR TOWARD

OUR WEST AND THAT BROUGHT IN

SOME PRETTY NICE SUNSHINE JUST

OFF TO THE WEST OF US.

FINALLY GETTING THIS STORM TO

MOVE AWAY IS THE APPROACHING

FRONT.

THIS FRONT'S GOING TO REALLY

STRETCH OUT AND THE LOW

PRESSURE IS GOING TO GO WAY UP

INTO CANADA SO IT'S NOT GOING

TO BE A STRONG FRONT BUT IT

WILL MAYBE BRING US A SHOWER

OR THUNDER SHOWER TOMORROW

NIGHT.

NOT LOOKING FOR A LOT OF RAIN

THOUGH.

LOOK WHAT HAPPENS JUST WEST OF

THE RIVER.

WE SAW THAT CLEARING AND IT

REALLY MADE A DIFFERENCE.

72° IN JOHNSTOWN, 72° IN STATE

COLLEGE, UP NEAR 80°, EVEN UP

IN WILLIAMSPORT AND OUT

TOWARDS PITTSBURGH, BUT FOR

US, YEAH, THOSE LOW, GRAY

CLOUDS HANGING IN THERE,

THAT'S WHAT KEPT TEMPERATURES

IN THE 60'S.

CAME UP TO NEAR 70° AROUND

CHAMBERSBURG, SELINSGROVE, UP

TOWARD LEWISTOWN AND THE LOW

70'S.

WE'LL SEE THE TEMPERATURES IN

THE 60'S THIS EVENING.

AGAIN, CLOUDS WILL THIN A

LITTLE BIT AND BREAK, AND THEN

IT'S GOING TO CLEAR AND

OVERNIGHT I THINK WE EVEN SEE

MORE CLOUDS AND LOW GRAY

CLOUDS AND FOG AND

TEMPERATURES PROBABLY START

TOMORROW NEAR 60°.

BUT ONCE WE BURN OFF THAT FOG

IN THE CLOUDS, I THINK WE'LL

GET UP NEAR THE 80° MARK OR

BETTER TOMORROW AFTERNOON.

SO HERE'S A LOOK AT THE 7-DAY.

STAYS WARM RIGHT INTO

SATURDAY.

AS A MATTER OF FACT.

COULD BE A THUNDERSTORM LATE

SATURDAY OR SATURDAY NIGHT, AS

A COLD FRONT COMES THROUGH.

NOW, IT TRIMS TEMPERATURES BUT

NOT FOR A WHOLE LOT.

ONLY IN THE MID-70'S ON

SUNDAY.

BUT THEN WE'RE BACK UP INTO

THE 80'S.

COULD SEEN BE LOW TO MID 80'S

DEPENDING ON THE TIMING OF

SOME THUNDERSTORMS THAT COME

IN ON MONDAY.

AFTER THAT COOLS DOWN AS WE

HEAD INTO THE EARLY PART OF

NEXT WEEK.

IT'S A WEDNESDAY SO WE GIVE

AWAY A WEATHER WATCHER

UMBRELLA.

DON'T GET UPSET.

NO, IT'S NOT RON MARTIN.

IT'S ROWLAND MARTIN.

YOU LOOKED FIRST.

I SAW, HE THOUGHT HE GOT AN

UMBRELLA, GUYS.

THIS GUY'S FROM LEBANON.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ROWLAND

MARTIN FROM LEBANON.

LET'S SEE WHAT'S GOING ON IN

THE ROADWAYS.

CORINNE, I WISH YOU WOULD HAVE

SEEN RON'S FACE.

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How to keep your medications out of the wrong hands - Duration: 1:39.

>> THE OLDER YOU GET, THE LESS

YOU REMEMBER SO THEY QUESTION

THEMSELVES ON DID I HAVE 20

PILLS OR DID I HAVE 30 PILLS?

ERIN: FOR MANY SENIORS TAKING

CARE OF YOURSELF MAY REQUIRE

SOME HELP.

>> THEY HAVE VARIOUS PEOPLE

COMING IN AND OUT OF THEIR

ROOMS.

WHETHER IT BE FOR CLEANING, TO

ASSIST THEM MEDICALLY, PROVIDE

FOOD, OR FAMILY VISITS.

ERIN: AND ALTHOUGH MOST

CAREGIVERS HAVE ONLY GOOD

INTENTIONS SENIORS CAN BECOME

VULNERABLE TO THOSE WHO DO NOT.

>> SOMEONE WITH CRIMINAL INTENT

THAT INFILTRATED INTO AN

ENVIRONMENT LIKE THIS CAN TAKE

ADVANTAGE OF A LOT OF SENIORS.

THEY'VE GOT A PILL BOTTLE WITH

100 IN IT, WHAT'S TWO MORE

MISSING?

ERIN: BUT ITS NOT JUST SENIORS

WHO SHOULD TAKE PRECAUTIONS TO

PROTECT THEIR PHARMACEUTICALS.

>> I THINK ABOUT THESE THINGS IF

-- ANYONE WHO TAKES ANY TYPE OF

MEDICATION, WHETHER IT BE A

NARCOTIC OR AN ASPIRIN, PLEASE

TAKE PRECAUTIONARY MATTERS --

MEASURES.

ERIN: LOCK THEM UP OR HIDE THEM

AWAY.

>> TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MECHANISMS

OUT THERE THAT HELP YOU MANAGE

WHAT YOU HAVE FOR PILLS AND WHAT

YOU NEED FOR PILLS.

ERIN: ANNOUNCER:

-- ERIN:/ THAT DEVICE YOU SAW IS

CALLED A PILL POD.

IT IS ONE OF MANY LOCKING

CONTAINERS YOU CAN USE TO KEEP

YOU MEDICINE SAFE.

MANY OF OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE

ONLINE OR AT YOUR LOCAL DRUG

STORE.

AND THIS SATURDAY, APRIL 29 IS

NATIONAL DRUG TAKE BACK DAY.

A FULL LIST OF MAINE DROP OFF

LOCATIONS IS AVAILABLE RIGHT NOW

ON THE STATE OF ADDICTION PAGE

ON WMTW.COM.

ALSO THIS SATURDAY BE SURE TO

LOOK FOR WMTW ANCHORS AND

For more infomation >> How to keep your medications out of the wrong hands - Duration: 1:39.

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Limestone man headed to prison for 9th OUI conviction - Duration: 1:27.

WMTW NEWS EIGHTS KYLE JONES IS

IN BATH WITH A SENTENCE THAT WAS

HANDED DOWN TODAY.

>> I WOULD LIKE TO APOLOGIZE TO

THE OFFICER.

KYLE: MARK IN COURT FOR

SENTENCING TODAY, GIVING WORDS

OF REMORSE TO THE TOPSHAM POLICE

OFFICER EGYPT IN HIS LATEST OU I

CHARGE.

THAT ONE IS HIS NINTH.

-- >> GOING BACK TO A CONVICTION

IN 79, A CONVICTION IN 80, A

CONVICTION IN 1990, ANOTHER

CONVICTION IN 1990.

KYLE: SEVERAL MORE FOLLOWED,

UNTIL BACK IN AUGUST WHEN

OFFICER LUCAS SHIRLIND WAS

LOOKING FOR AN ERRATIC DRIVER.

>> I WAS PRETTY SURPRISED TO GET

REAR ENDED AND IT WAS THE GUY I

WAS LOOKING FOR.

KYLE: WE SPOKE WITH OFFICER

SHIRLAND A DAY AFTER HE WAS HIT

BY BURSON, THE TOPSHAM POLICE

DEPARTMENT POSTING THIS PHOTO.

>> IT WAS JUST A LITTLE NECK

STRAIN.

KYLE: BURSON WAS INDEED DRUNK,

WITH A .35 BLOOD ALCOHOL

CONTENT, FOUR TIMES THE LEGAL

LIMIT.

>> NINTH, .35 ACCIDENT, IT IS

VERY SERIOUS

KYLE: THE JUDGE SAYING THERE WAS

A CONCERN FOR PUBLIC SAFETY

SENTENCED BURSON TO NINE YEARS

IN PRISON AND HE'LL SERVE AT

LEAST SEVEN OF THOSE YEARS, AND

ATTEND A LONG TERM SUBSTANCE

ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAM.

HIS ATTORNEY HOPEFUL HIS CLIENT

CAN MAKE A RECOVERY.

>> HES SUCCESSFULLY AND

UNSUCESSFULLY BATTLED HIS

ADDICTION ISSUES THROUGHOUT HIS

LIFE AND I THINK HE'S HIGHLY

MOTIVATED TO TRY TO ADRESS THOSE

For more infomation >> Limestone man headed to prison for 9th OUI conviction - Duration: 1:27.

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THE EXPANSE | Season 2 FINALE: 'Bargaining Chips' | Syfy - Duration: 2:11.

what will you take?

Are you thinking about it?

Tell him I'd need comm access.

Argh!

Sorry, you cannot go into shock.

Tell him I'd need comm access.

She needs comm access.

I can't do that.

But, look...

I understand why you don't trust me.

Let me trust you.

Leave the undersecretary, and you can go.

Say that again.

We have Mao's little racing ship

in our other shuttle dock.

Hand over Avasarala for us to keep safe.

You and the Martian can take it and go.

Tell him you need assurance of my safety.

I take the Martian and you let us walk out.

MALIK: Look, we both know how this goes.

Important, powerful people start fighting each other,

it's people like us that die.

I've got nothing against you.

You've got nothing against me.

I need to keep control of the undersecretary. Not you.

We exchange hostages.

One of yours for Avasarala.

So I know you won't shoot us down after we launch.

MALIK: This is a pleasure yacht, not a gunship.

But I'll escort you to the hangar myself.

Good enough?

Give me the gun.

For more infomation >> THE EXPANSE | Season 2 FINALE: 'Bargaining Chips' | Syfy - Duration: 2:11.

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New Supreme Court Justice takes oath - Duration: 1:27.

TONIGHT, FOR THE FIRST TIME, THE

MAJORITY OF JUSTICES SITTING ON

THE VERMONT SUPREME COURT ARE

WOME

>> AND WILL THEREIN DO EQU

RIGHT AND JUSTICE TO ALL PERSONS

TO BEST OF MY JUDGMENT A

ABILITY SO HELP ME GOD.

STEWART: AT THE SURPEME COURT

TODAY, KAREN RUSSELL CARROLL, A

VETERAN TRIAL COURT JUDGE FROM

WINDHAM COUNTY, WAS SWORN IN

TODAY BY GOVERNOR SCOTT, AS

DOZENS OF FELLOW JUDGES AND

JUSTICES, AND FAMILY APPLAUDED.

SHE'S A FORMER DRUG PROSECUTOR

AND NATIVE IN THE NORTHEAST

KINGDOM, WHO COLLEAGUES

DESCRIBED AS FRIENDLY, FUNNY,

AND VERY COMPETENT

>> I'M ECSTATIC I'M VERY EXCITED

ABOUT THIS NEW POSITION. I'

SAT ON CASES ALREADY -- AS

SPECIALLY ASSIGNED JUDGE -- I

FIND COLLEAGUES TO BE EXTREMEL

HELPFUL TO ME -- I'M JUST

EXCITED TO BE ABLE TO DO THIS

AND REPRESENT THE STATE

VERMON

STEWART: CARROLL SAID SHE HAS NO

POLITICAL PHILOSPHY OR AGENDA.

For more infomation >> New Supreme Court Justice takes oath - Duration: 1:27.

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Central Hardin students gift hero capes to kids at Norton Children's Hospital - Duration: 1:44.

TO SEW,

THEY'RE LEARNING HOW TO HELP

THOSE IN NEED.

>> A SUPERHERO, AND THEY ARE

POWERFUL SO IT IS TELLING THEM,

YOU HAVE THE STRENGTH TO GET

THROUGH THIS SICKNESS.

REPORTER: WITH EVERY STITCH

MIKAYLA ROBERTS KNOWS HER HARD

WORK WILL SOON GRACE THE

SHOULDERS OF A CHILD BATTLING

CANCER.

>> IT GIVES THEM STRENGTH

BECAUSE THEY KNOW THAT SOMEONE

IS THINKING ABOUT THEM AND IT IS

LIKE SOMEONE TOOK THE TIME TO

MAKE THE CAPE.

REPORTER: MIKAYLA IS MAKING THE

SUPERHERO CAPES AS PART OF HER

FAMILY CONSUMER SCIENCE CLASS AT

CENTRAL HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL.

>> WE WERE THINKING WHAT CAN WE

DO TO MAKE AN IMPACT ON THE

COMMUNITY AND WE FOUND OUT THAT

THIS WAS SOMETHING WE CAN DO TO

TEACH KIDS ABOUT SEWING.

I THINK IT PLANTS THAT SEED AND

MAYBE THEY MIGHT DO SOMETHING

ELSE IN THEIR COMMUNITY.

IT JUST MAKES THEM A MORE WELL

ROUNDED STUDENT.

REPORTER: THE CAPES WILL GO TO

CHILDREN IN THE ADDISON JO BLAIR

CANCER CARE CENTER AT NORTON

CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.

BACK IN 2011 ADDISON JOE BLAIR

PASSED AWAY FROM STAGE

NEUROBLASTOMA WHEN SHE WAS JUST

3-YEARS-OLD.

AT THE TIME HER FATHER, WES,

TAUGHT SOCIAL STUDIES AT CENTRAL

HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL.

>> THESE KIDS ARE THERE FOR

WEEKS OR MONTHS AT A TIME, AND

MOST OF THE TIME DON'T FEEL WELL

AND ARE ISOLATED TO ONE FLOOR SO

ANYTIME THAT THEY GET SOMETHING

LIKE THAT, IT IS A GOOD PICK ME

UP FOR THEM AND THEIR PARENTS

.

REPORTER HE KNOWS FIRST HAND

THE BIG IMPACT THESE GIFTS CAN

HAVE ON A SICK CHILD.

>> A LOT OF THE KIDS WILL WEAR

THEM AND IF THEY ARE FEELING UP

TO IT AND RUN AROUND THE

HALLWAYS WITH THEIR CAPED AND

SOMETIMES THEY WILL TIE THEM

ONTO THEIR IV POLLS AND JUST

HANG THEM UP IN THEIR ROOM, VE

SYMBOLIC TO WHAT THEY ARE

FIGHTING.

REPORTER: THE NEXT BATCH OF

CAPES WILL BE DROPPED OFF AT

NORTON CHILDREN HOSPITAL ON

For more infomation >> Central Hardin students gift hero capes to kids at Norton Children's Hospital - Duration: 1:44.

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Local author wants presidential visits to have positive impact on kids - Duration: 2:09.

NEY?

WHITNE JAMES PATTERSON TELLS

ME HE'S NOT A MEMBER OF

MAR-A-LAGO HE WOULD NOT MIND

DROPPING BY ON HIS NEIGHBOR TO

TRY TO GET HIM TO BE MORE

INVOLVED IN LOCAL EDUCATION

EFFORTS.

IN SEVEN TRIPS TO PALM BEACH

COUNTY, THE PRESIDENT HAS BARELY

STRAYED FROM HIS LAVISH ESTATE.

PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP OFTEN

SHUTTLES BETWEEN MAR-A-LAGO AND

HIS GOLF CLUBS.

BUT THERE'S ANOTHER SIDE TO

TRUMP'S GLITTERING SOUTH FLORIDA

ESCAPE.

>> YOU CAN SEE WITH THIS SCHOOL

TODAY, THIS IS NOT PALM BEACH ON

THE OCEAN, IT'S A DIFFERENT

ENVIRONMENT.

WHITNEY: JAMES PATTERSON HAS

CAPTURED THE POLARITY OF LIFE IN

THE PALM BEACHES IN HIS WRITING

AND FILM.

>> NEWBURGH, NEW YORK IS A LOT

LIKE PAHOKEE.

IT'S KIND OF A POOR TOWN.

MY FATHER GREW UP IN A NEWBURGH

POOR HOUSE.

WHITNEY: I TALKED WITH PATTERSON

DURING A SCHOOL VISIT IN BOYNTON

BEACH.

THE WORLD RENOWNED AUTHOR AND

PALM BEACHER SAYS HE WANTS TO

GET KIDS EXCITED ABOUT READING

OVER THE SUMMER.

>> WHERE'S MY HAT?

WHITNEY: YOU'RE GONNA PULL OUT A

HAT RIGHT NOW?

LITERACY IS CLEARLY A PASSION.

LET'S SEE WHAT THE HAT SAYS.

>> THIS IS NOT A POLITICAL

MESSAGE.

WHITNEY: WHAT DOES THE HAT SAY?

>> MAKE AMERICA READ AGAIN.

WHITNEY: PATTERSON SAYS HE'D

LIKE SOME OF THE ATTENTION TRUMP

BRINGS TO SOUTH FLORIDA TO HAVE

A POSITIVE IMPACT ON LOCAL KIDS.

>> I LIVE NEAR MAR-A-LAGO.

WHITNEY: WOULD YOU EVER CONSIDER

REACHING OUT TO THE PRESIDENT

AND SAYING HEY, YOU'RE A MEMBER

OF THIS COMMUNITY, GET INVOLVED?

>> UHH, SURE, IF I HAD THE

OPPORTUNITY TO TALK TO PRESIDENT

TRUMP AND TALK ABOUT EDUCATION.

WHITNEY: OUR RECORDS SHOW TRUMP

HAS HELD NUMEROUS GALAS AND

CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENTS BUT HE

RARELY VENTURES FROM PLACES HE

OWNS.

THIS WEEK, GOVERNMENT WEBSITES

RIPPED DOWN ARTICLES ABOUT

MAR-A-LAGO AFTER A WATCHDOG

GROUP COMPLAINT ALLEGED THE

STATE DEPARTMENT RESOURCES WERE

BEING USED TO PROMOTE A PRIVATE

BUSINESS OWNED BY THE PRESIDENT.

THAT WATCHDOG GROUP CLAIMS THOSE

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Liposuction-Anesthesia used in Lipo-Dr.Cortes-Youtube - Duration: 6:13.

Hi, this is Dr. Hourglass, and welcome to another video in our channel Star Bodies.

Today we are going to discuss: Types of Anesthesia uses in liposuction.

In this channel we discuss everything you need to know to get that star body that you want.

Welcome back!

Patients have an understandable fear of anesthesia.

When it comes to liposuction, the anesthesia that we can provide varies

depending on the goal of the procedure.

For example, if you have a very small area of excess fat such as a localized pocket,

this area can be corrected with a localized liposuction under local anesthesia.

The more fat you can remove, the lesser the chance that you can perform liposuction under local anesthesia.

Lidocaine is a numbing medication, which in very high concentrations can be toxic

and cause arrhythmia and death.

The surgeon must use their judgment to determine

which type of anesthesia will be the most appropriate for you.

In my practice, 99% of patients have liposuction under general anesthesia;

the reason being that all hourglass techniques require a significant amount of liposuction

in order to sculpt the body.

For example, if we have to perform liposuction on the waist area,

a significant amount of fat needs to be removed.

Under local anesthetic, you are not going to be able to handle the back and forth movement

of the small tube called the cannula that is required to suck all the fat out.

It is my recommendation that whenever liposuction is performed for an hourglass procedure,

general anesthetic is the best option.

General anesthetics put you to sleep but is actually extremely safe as vital signs will be monitored,

so there is a very small chance that something wrong can happen.

The surgeon not only controls how much tumescent anesthesia is administered.

At the same time, it allows the surgeon to perform a wonderful job,

making sure that you are comfortable during the procedure to get the best results.

In this video, we discuss: Types of Anesthesia uses in liposuction.

In the next video, we will discuss: Liposuction of the thighs.

Remember to comment below, share this video, like this video, and subscribe to our channel

for more information, here at the Star Bodies channel, only on YouTube.

Also, you can log in to our website,

for more information about your procedure and to see amazing surgical results.

If you have any question or you would like a video done with a certain subject

please post it below and we'll be happy to answer it.

Remember to log on to our Hourglass TV for more information about your surgical procedures.

On Monday we have Bootyman for everything related to buttock enhancement procedures.

Tuesdays: Wonder Breasts where we discuss topics related to cosmetic breast surgery.

Wednesdays we have Star Bodies. If you want to have a star body log on to our Hourglass TV.

Thursdays: Hourglass OR you're going to see me doing live surgeries with before and after pictures.

Also Shoddy where we discuss cases that require cosmetic surgical revision.

And Friday SuperHourGlass for topics related to have that Hourglass figure that you want.

And finally live broadcast surgeries every day of the week on Facebook live, Periscope and SnapChat.

All these and more in the Hourglass TV!

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Bi-partisan 'Hope Caucus' focuses on opioid-related legislation in PA - Duration: 1:51.

M BOTH SIDES OF

THE AISLE TO SEE HOW

HARRISBURG IS WORKING TO SAVE

LIVES.

MIKE: NO LAWMAKER BUILT THEIR

POLITICAL DREAMS ON A DRUG

FIGHT BUT WHEN THEY VISIT

THEIR DISTRICTS, THEY HAVE NO

CHOICE.

>> BECAUSE THERE'S A LOT OF

PEOPLE WHO TALK ABOUT THIS BUT

HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING ABOUT

IT.

WE NEED ACTION.

ENOUGH TALK, WE NEED REAL

ACTION.

MIKE: REPRESENTATIVES AARON

CAVER AND ED GAINEY ARE FROM

THE HOPE CALKIS, A BIPARTISAN

GROUP OF HOUSE AND SENATE

MEMBERS THAT MEETS FOR THE

SOLE PURPOSE OF WORKING ON

OPIOID LEGISLATION.

>> WE HAVE TO REMOVE THE

STIGMA.

I DON'T WANT YOU TO SEE YOUR

LIFE AS A DRUG USER, I DON'T

WANT YOU TO SEE YOUR LIFE AS A

CRIMINAL, I WANT TO YOU SEE

THE SECOND CHANCE THIS GREAT

COUNTRY HAS SAID THAT WE ALL

DESERVE.

>> THE CAUCUS IS CURRENTLY

MOVING A PACKAGE OF 10

OPIOID-RELATED BILLS, DESIGNED

TO INCREASE RESOURCES AND

CONNECTIONS BETWEEN EDUCATOR,

HEALTHCARE, LAW ENFORCEMENT

AND FAMILIES.

THE FIRST BILL TO MOVE

INCREASES ACCESS TO RELIABLE

DETOX PROGRAMS WITHIN

COMMUNITY HOSPITALS.

>> WE NEED TO MAKE SURE THAT

THERE'S AN AREA WHERE PEOPLE

GO TO GET HELP WHEN THEY NEED

IT.

WHEN THAT WINDOW CRACKS OPEN

AND THEY REALIZE THEY NEED

HELP THEY HAVE SOMEWHERE TO

GO.

>> BUT GAINEY AND KAUFER BOTH

KNOW EVEN TEN BILLS IS JUST A

SMALL STEP IN THE RIGHT

DIRECTION.

>> THE ONLY WAY YOU COME OUT

OF ADDICTION IS THROUGH

EDUCATION AND REHABILITATION.

SO WE HAVE TO STOP CREATING

LAWS THAT MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO

OBTAIN A THAT AND MAKE THE

ACCESS MORE EASIER SO THAT

PEOPLE ARE GETTING THE HELP

THEY NEED, TAKE THE STIGMA OFF

AND GIVE THEM LIFE AND WE'LL

DEVELOP HUMANITY AND NOT

DESTROY IT.

MIKE: "8 ON YOUR SIDE," MIKE

STRAUB, NEWS 8.

KIM: LAST FALL GOVERNOR WOLF

AND THE HOPE CAUCUS CALLED FOR

A SPECIAL SESSION OF THE

LEGISLATURE, DEVOTED TO

OPIOID-RELATED BILLS.

SO FAR THAT SESSION HAS NOT

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JPD officer, car collide - Duration: 1:00.

BUT SAYS IT WASN'T HIS FAULT.

ALLI WHEN POLICE CAR HAD HEAVY

DAMAGE TO THE FRONT AND THE

GOLDEN TAHOE HAD DAMAGED THE

SIDE OF THE VEHICLE.

NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED IN

THIS ACCIDENT, HOWEVER, THE

DRIVER OF THE TAHOE SAYS HE ONCE

TO LOOK AT CAMERAS TO SEE

EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED.

AS HIM TURNING, THE LIGHT

TURNS YELLOW AND I'VE ALREADY

HAD A SIGNAL TO GO, GREEN.

THIS LADY WAS ALREAD SPEEDING.

INSTEAD OF HER STOPPING, SHE

RUNS RIGHT INTO ME.

ALLIE: BOTH OF THEM WALKED AWAY

FROM THE CRASH UNHURT, BUT THE

DRIVER SAID HE DID GET A TICKET

FOR DRIVING WITHOUT A DRIVERS

LICENSE.

HE SAID HE DIDN'T HAVE IT

BECAUSE HE IS VISITING FROM IN

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A town divided: Newry residents split over separating from school district - Duration: 1:48.

HOOLS.

PAUL THE ISSUE OF WHETHER NEWRY

RESIDENTS CAN DECIDE WHETHER TO

WITHDRAW THEIR TOWN FROM SAD 44

HAS DIVIDED THIS WESTERN MAINE

COMMUNITY.

THE ISSUE HAS NOW REACHED SUCH

AN IMPASSE, THAT IT'S IN FRONT

OF THE LEGISLATURE.

>> THE IMPACT OF WITHDRAWAL IS

DISASTROUS.

PAUL IF NEWRY RESIDENTS PULL

OUT OF SAD 44, IT WILL LEAVE A

MORE-THAN-TWO MILLION DOLLAR

HOLE IN AN $11 MILLION SCHOOL

BUDGET.

RESIDENTS OF BETHEL, GREENWOOD,

AND WOODSTOCK WOULD BE THEN BE

FACING SOME HARSH CHOICES.

ELIMINATE PROGRAMS?

CLOSE WOODSTOCK ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL?

HIKE PROPERTY TAXES BY 50%

SUPPORTERS OF A BILL THAT WOULD

LOCK NEWRY INTO THE SCHO

DISTRICT SAY RESIDENTS WHO WANT

TO SEPARATE ARE RUNNING A SCAM

TO LOWER THEIR OWN PROPERTY

TAXE

>> THEY'RE RUNNING A RED-HERRING

ARGUMENT.

IT'S A RED-HERRING RATIONALE

THAT, SOMEHOW, THE NEWRY

COST-PER-STUDENT IS EXCESSIV

THAT'S AN IRRELEVANT METRIC.

IT'S SIMPLY A FUNCTION OF VALUE

THERE IS A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF

VALUE IN NEWRY BECAUSE OF THE

SKI AREA

PAUL: IF NEWRY SEPARATES, THE

TOWN CAN STILL SEND KIDS TO SAD

44 AT A COST OF BETWEEN $8 AND

$10,000 PER STUDENT.

SEVERAL OPPONENTS OF THE BILL

SAY THEY DON'T NECESSARILY WANT

TO SEE NEWRY SEPARATE FROM THE

SCHOOL DISTRICT, BUT THEY THINK

RESIDENTS OF THE SMALL TOWN

SHOULD HAVE THE RIGHT TO DICTATE

THEIR OWN FUTURES.

>> HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF YOUR

RIGHT TO VOTE ON ANY SPECIFIC

ISSUE WAS TAKEN AWAY BECAUSE THE

OTHER PEOPLE AROUND YOU SAID

YOU'VE GOT PLENTY OF MONEY

PAUL: EVEN THOUGH THE LEPAGE

ADMINISTRATION IS CURRENTLY

PUSHING SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO FIND

COST SAVINGS THROUGH

CONSOLIDATION AND REORGANIZATI

EFFORTS, THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF

EDUCATION ACTUALLY OPPOSES THIS

BILL SIDING WITH THE FOLKS WHO

SAY NEWRY RESIDENTS SHOULD BE

For more infomation >> A town divided: Newry residents split over separating from school district - Duration: 1:48.

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Mello announces North Omaha economic plan, Stothert responds - Duration: 2:22.

FROM BOTH CANDIDATES, JAMES?

JAME ROB, HEATH MELL CLAIMS

THE MAYOR HAS NOT MAD NORTH

OMAHA A PRIORITY, LIKE HERE AT

30TH AND AMES, AN AREA HE

PROMISES TO REVITALIZE.

STOTHERT SAYS MOST OF HE WANTS

TO DO SHE'S ALREADY WORKING ON

SURROUNDED BY MEMBERS OF NORTH

OMAHA'S BUSINESS COMMUNITY,

HEATH MELLO ANNOUNCES HIS PLAN

TO REVITALIZE THAT PART OF THE

CITY.

>> NOW IS THE TIME MORE THAN

EVER TO ACTUALLY PUT OUT BOLD

INITIATIVES AND BRING PEOPLE AND

GALVANIZE PEOPLE BEHIND THOSE

INITIATIVE

JAMES: HIS IDEA, THE NORTH OMA

RENEWAL PLAN, A COMMITMENT TO

INVEST $50 MILLION OVER A 10

YEAR PERIOD.

WE PLAN TO WORK WITH PROPERTY

OWNERS IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR T

FOCUS ON TAKING UNDERUTILIZED

AND UNUTILIZED PROPERTIES TO

TURN THEM INTO MORE PRODUCTIVE

USES FOR ENTREPRENEURS AND SMALL

BUSINESSES.

JAME A PROJECT HE SAYS WOULD

BE FUNDED THROUGH PRIVATE-PUBLIC

PARTNERSHIPS, WITHOUT RAISING

TAXES.

>> TO SAY THERE'S A MAYORAL

CANDIDATE WHO IS GOING TO HAVE

PLAN FOR THE NEXT 10 YEARS, BUT

NOT SAY HOW HE'S GOING TO FUND

IT, IS A LITTLE RECKLESS, IN MY

OPINION.

JAMES: MAYOR STOTHERT SAYS HER

CHALLENGER'S PLAN LACKS

SPECIFICS.

SHE TOUTS PROJECTS ALREADY

ACCOMPLISHED UNDER HER WATCH.

>> WE'VE BEEN PUTTING A LOT MO

EMPHASIS IN NORTH OMAHA THAN WE

EVER HAVE BEFORE.

ACCORDING TO STOTHERT, 700 NEW

HOUSING UNITS IN NORTH OMA

SINCE SHE'S BEEN MAYOR, THE CITY

INVESTING $440,000 A YEAR FOR

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND

TRAINING, AND ROAD WORK.

HALF THE PROJECTS PLANNED THIS

SUMMER, SHE SAYS, ARE IN NORTH

AND EAST PARTS OF THE CITY.

>> A LOT OF THE AREAS THAT HEATH

MELLO IS TALKING ABOUT, WE'RE

ALREADY WORKING ON IT OR ITS

-- OR IT HAS ALREADY BEEN DONE

JAMES:

NOT IF YOU ASK THIS CROWD, MELLO

SUPPORTERS WHO SAY THE WANT MORE

FOR THEIR NEIGHBORHOODS AND

TRUST HIM TO MAKE IT HAPPEN.

IF GREATNESS IS POSSIBLE,

EXCELLENCE IS NOT ENOUGH.

GREATNESS IS POSSIBLE WITH THIS

CANDIDATE AND THIS MAYOR

JAMES: AND THAT WAS OMAHA CITY

COUNCIL PRESIDENT BEN GRAY Y

JUST SAW, WHO REPRESENTS

NORTHEAST OMAHA.

HE SAYS MELLO'S PLAN IS THE ONLY

ONE THAT SPECIFICALLY PROMISES

MONEY, WHICH IS WHY HE'S

OFFICIALLY ENDORSING HIM FOR

MAYOR.

WE ASKED MAYOR STOTHERT ABOUT

THAT ENDORSEMENT THIS AFTERNOON.

SHE CALLED IT UNFORTUNATE,

SAYING IT LOOKS LIKE A PARTISAN

For more infomation >> Mello announces North Omaha economic plan, Stothert responds - Duration: 2:22.

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Police: Man, 22, fatally shot in Midtown neighborhood of Harrisburg - Duration: 1:04.

URNING INTO

STREETS.

NEWS 8'S PORCHA JOHNSON CHOKE

WITH THE VICTIM'S FRIENDS.

>> HE WAS A GOOD KID.

HE DIDN'T DESERVE THIS.

>> KODY FLANAGAN WAS SHOT AND

KILLED TUESDAY NIGHT.

HE WAS EVE I DON'T KNOW

MOLINA'S SON'S BEST FRIEND.

>> KODY HAD A FAMILY AND HE

WAS LOVED AND HE HAD FRIENDS

AND IT BREAKS MY HEART TO THE

CORE THIS IS WHAT OUR KIDS ARE

DOING NOWADAYS.

>> POLICE SAY AT THIRD AND

MUENCH STREET HE WAS PULLED

OUT OF A CAR WITH HIS HIS

GIRLFRIEND AND A CHILD INSIDE

WHEN HE WAS BEAT UP AND SHOT.

NOW THEY'RE LOOKING FOR SIDNEY

MICHAELS FROM HIGHSPIRE.

RESIDENTS FROM THIS

NEIGHBORHOOD TELL ME THEY HEAR

THE SHOTS AND SAW PEOPLE FROM

INSIDE THIS BAR COME OUT TO

TRY TO HELP.

>> PEOPLE TRYING TO GIB HIM

C.P.R.

>> THE MOTIVE BEHIND THE

SHOOTING --

>> I AM JUST BEWILDERED.

I AM BEWILDERED.

>> IS WHAT MOLINA IS TRYING TO

FIGURE OUT.

>> THEY MIGHT BE ABLE TO RUN

AND HIDE FOR A LITTLE BIT, BUT

SOMEONE'S GOING TO TURN THEM