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DANGEROUS SITUATION NOT ONLY FOR

THE VICTIM BUT FOR RESCUERS AS

WELL.

CELL PHONE VIDEO SHOWS THE RACE

TO SAVE A MAN'S LIFE.

>> AT FIRST I WASN'T SURE HOW

EXACTLY WE WERE GOING TO GET TO

HIM.

TIM: CHIEF DANIEL DEFOSSES SAYS

THE SWIRLING RAPIDS MADE IT

DIFFICULT FOR CREWS TO RESCUE

THE PYLMOUTH STATE STUDENT WHO

WAS DOWN BY THE RIVER COOLING

OFF DURING YESTERDAY'S RECORD

SETTING HEAT.

>> HE SLID DOWN THE ROCKS.

WHAT ROCKS ARE VERY SLIPPERY AND

UNFORTUNATELY HE GOT STUCK IN A

VERY PRECARIOUS POSITION.

TIM: A ROPE SYSTEM WAS SET UP

SENDING A RESCUER DOWN TO THE

STRANDED MAN.

A HARNESS WAS THEN HOOKED ON TO

HIM AND THE TWO WERE PULLED TO

SAFETY.

>> LUCKILY HE DID NOT LOSE HIS

LIFE.

IT WAS VERY CLOSE TO THAT.

TIM: ALTHOUGH THE RIVER IS NOT

DESIGNATED FOR SWIMMING,

DEFOSSES SAYS IT IS A POPULAR

SWIMMING HOLE AND THEY'VE

RESPONDED TO A NUMBER OF CALLS

HERE BEFORE.

>> OVER THE YEARS THERE HAVE

BEEN A LOT OF FOLKS WHO HAVE

LOST THEIR LIFE IN THIS

PARTICULAR SECTION.

IT IS VERY DANGEROUS.

TIM: THE MAN WAS TREATED AT THE

SCENE FOR EXPOSURE TO THE ICY

WATER AND LATER RELEASED.

>> IF PEOPLE WANT TO GO

EXPLORING, THAT IS FINE, BUT

THEY NEED TO BE CAREFUL BECAUSE

THEY ARE NOT JUST PUTTING THEIR

OWN LIFE IN DANGER.

IT COULD BE ONE OF OURS.

TIM: THERE ARE PLANS IN THE

For more infomation >> Man rescued from rocks along Pemigewasset River - Duration: 1:33.

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Loxahatchee couple charged with murder - Duration: 1:35.

TED: FOR THE FIRST TIME, WE ARE

HEARING THE INTERVIEWS OF

ALEJANDRO ALEMAN AND HIS WIFE,

KRISTEN MEYER ALEMAN.

THE PARENTS ARE BOTH CHARGED

WITH FIRST-DEGREE MURDER.

PROSECUTORS SAY THEY STARVED

THEIR 13-MONTH-OLD DAUGHTER,

TAYLA, TO DEATH AT THEIR

LOXAHATCHEE HOME.

>> I'M VERY CONFUSED WHY I'M

BEING CHARGED WITH MURDER.

TED: TAYLA WAS 9 POUNDS WHEN SHE

WAS BORN.

SHE WAS 7 POUNDS WHEN SHE DIED.

HER FATHER SAYS SHE WAS PROPERLY

FED, BUT SHE WAS DIFFERENT FROM

THEIR OTHER CHILDREN

>> HER EYES WERE SUNKEN IN.

EVERYTHING ABOUT HER WAS

DIFFERENT.

SHE WASN'T THE SAME AS THE OTHER

KIDS.

TWO OF THE PLAY FULL -- -- SHE

WAS NOT PLAYFUL -- JUST

EVERYTHING.

THE WAY SHE LOOKED.

INVESTIGATORS WENT LOOKING FOR

TAYLA'S MEDICAL RECORDS AND

COULDN'T FIND ANY.

--

TED: THESE FINDINGS INDICATE

THAT TAYLA NEVER SAW A DOCTOR

FROM THE DAY SHE WAS BORN MARCH

7, 2015 TILL THE TIME OF HER

DEATH, APRIL 1 2016.

>> I DON'T THINK ANYONE

UNDERSTANDS WHAT IT DONE TO ME.

IT'S KILLED ME INSIDE.

TED: HER MOTHER TOLD

INVESTIGATORS SHE ALWAYS FED

TAYLA ON TIME.

>> I KNEW SHE WAS SMALL.

I DIDN'T REALIZE SHE WAS THAT

SMALL.

YOU KNOW, SHE WAS EATING GOOD

AND MY OTHER CHILDREN LOVED HER.

AND ALL OF THIS HAPPENED AND IT

JUST THREW MY FAMILY INTO A

TURMOIL.

I MEAN IT'S BROKEN MY HEART.

,TED: WHEN DEPUTIES WENT INTO

THE HOME, THEY SAY IT WAS SO

FILTHY, IT WAS HARD TO BREATHE.

THERE WAS ALMOST NO FOOD IN THE

HOUSE, HARDLY ANYTHING FOR A

BABY TO EAT.

THE ALEMANS HAVE 9 OTHER

For more infomation >> Loxahatchee couple charged with murder - Duration: 1:35.

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Local officer has a message for kids - Duration: 1:53.

REPORTER: FROM PATROLLING THE

STREETS AND KEEPING REPORTS, TO

THE DUTY BELT HE WEARS AROUND

HIS WAIST.

>> I OBVIOUSLY HAVE MY SIDEARM,

MY MAGAZINES, MY TASER, PEPPER

SPRAY, RADIO, A SET OF CUFFS.

REPORTER: OFFICER JORDAN PRESTON

IS JUST LIKE ANY OTHER LMPD

OFFICER.

BUT IF YOU TAKE A SECOND LOOK AT

THAT BELT, YOU'LL SEE SOMETHING

THAT SETS HIM APART.

>> MY INSULIN PUMP GOES INTO MY

STOMACH.

IT'S BASICALLY LIKE A SMALL IV

SITE.

REPORTER: PRESTON WAS DIAGNOSED

WITH TYPE ONE DIABETES A WEEK

BEFORE HIS 17TH BIRTHDAY.

IT CAME AS SUCH A SHOCK, HE

THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE.

>> I DON'T KNOW HOW TO DESCRIBE

IT HEARING THOSE WORDS BECAUSE

IT'S SUCH A LIFE CHANGING THING.

IT'S NOT SOMETHING THAT'S EVER

GOING TO GO AWAY.

REPORTER: PRESTON, WHO HAD

DREAMED OF A CAREER IN SERVICE,

WAS CRUSHED AND TOLD TIME AND

TIME AGAIN HOW THE DISEASE WOULD

HOLD HIM BACK.

>> I REMEMBER I CRIED ON THE WAY

HOME TO GET MY STUFF.

REPORTER: BUT HE SOON REALIZED

WITH HARD WORK AND DEDICATION,

HE COULD LIVE WITH DIABETES AND

FULFILL HIS DREAM.

IN 2014, PRESTON BECAME AN LMPD

OFFICER.

HE'S ABLE TO PERFORM ALL OF HIS

DUTIES WHILE REMAINING MINDFUL

OF HIS BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS AND

STAYING PREPARED.

>> VEGGIE STRAWS, SANDWICHES, AN

APPLE AND SOMETHING TO DRINK.

JUST STUFF FOR IF MY BLOOD SUGAR

GETS LOW.

IT'S SOMETHING THAT'LL PICK IT

RIGHT BACK UP.

REPORTER: HE'S ONLY HAD ONE

HEALTH SCARE ON THE JOB PRESTON

FAINTED AFTER A LONG DAY IN THE

FIELD.

A LACK OF FOOD CAUSED HIS BLOOD

SUGAR TO BOTTOM OUT, BUT HE SAYS

THAT WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN.

HIS MESSAGE FOR KIDS, OR ANY

DIABETIC OUT THERE, IS SIMPLE.

>> JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE HAS

DIABETES DOESN'T MEAN THAT

THEY'RE ABLE TO DO LESS THAN

ANYBODY ELSE.

For more infomation >> Local officer has a message for kids - Duration: 1:53.

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DEATH NOTE OPENING 1 - The World (Cover Español Latino) - Duration: 5:22.

For more infomation >> DEATH NOTE OPENING 1 - The World (Cover Español Latino) - Duration: 5:22.

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First responders consider how to deal with carfentanil - Duration: 1:52.

DON'T GO IN.

CALL 911.

IF YOU HAVE TO GO IN, DON'T

TOUCH IT.

IF YOU HAVE TO TOUCH IT, WEAR A

MASK AND GLOVES.

A ROUNDTABLE OF MANCHESTER

OFFICIALS, MEDICAL STAFF AND

FIRST RESPONDERS COMING TOGETHER

TO TALK ABOUT WHAT IT'S LIKE ON

THE FRONT LINES OF THE DRUG

CRISIS.

THE EMERGENCE OF THE DEADLY DRUG

CARFENTANIL FORCING FIREFIGHTERS

TO CARRY EXTRA NARCAN, THE

MEDICATION THAT CAN REVERSE AN

OVERDOSE

>> AS WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF

TRANSITIONING THAT PERSON FROM

THE SCENE INTO AN AMBULANCE, WE

CAN BECOME EXPOSED TO STUFF WE

DID NOT SEE BEFORE.

WE WANT THAT ADDITIONAL NARC

AVAILABLE FOR OURSELVES.

MIKE: CATHOLIC MEDICAL CENTER

BROUGHT COMMUNITY LEADERS

TOGETHER TO DISCUSS WHAT'S

WORKING AND WHAT'S NOT.

TREATMENT CENTER SERENITY PLACE

SAYS A CHALLENGE IS THAT DRUG

DEALERS ARE NOW TARGETING PEOPLE

TRYING TO GET HELP.

>> AND THEN I'VE GOT 10 PATIENTS

THAT I'M TRYING TO SHOO AWAY

FROM THE DEALERS AND GET THEM

BACK INTO THE BUILDING, BUT I

KNOW AT 5:00 THEY'RE GOING RIGHT

BACK DOWN THE STREET AGAIN AND

THE DEALERS ARE CIRCLING.

MIKE RESOURCES ARE TIED UP

DAILY TO REVIVE PEOPLE.

HOSPITALS HAVE MORE PATIENTS AND

STAFF ARE SEEING AN INCREASE OF

BABIES BORN ADDICTED TO DRUGS.

>> WE HAVE HEART ATTACKS,

TRAUMA, AND OTHER THINGS WE

CAN'T GET TO WHEN WE ARE TAKING

CARE OF THESE PATIENTS.

WE HAVE TO BRING ON EXTRA

SUPPLIES, EXTR STAFF, EXTRA

STRETCHERS.

MIKE OFFICIALS CALLING ON

CONCORD TO ACT QUICKER AND PASS

LEGISLATION LIKE MAKING THE

PENALTY FOR DEALING CARFENTANIL

MORE SEVERE.

MANCHESTER'S MAYOR STRESSING THE

NEED TO HAVE SAFE HOUSING FOR

PEOPLE IN RECOVERY SO THEY DON'T

RETURN TO THE SAME

NEIGHBORHOODS.

For more infomation >> First responders consider how to deal with carfentanil - Duration: 1:52.

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Liposuction-The Hourglass Lipo-Dr.Cortes-YouTube - Duration: 6:21.

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

Today we are going to discuss how the hourglass liposuction is performed.

In the channel we will discuss everything you need to know

for you to get the hourglass shape you have always wanted.

Welcome back!

The hourglass liposuction is by far the best option for women who

have stubborn fat pockets in their abdomen sides and love handles and over back.

The two top things of this procedure helps women achieve the most

desired hourglass body.

Keep in mind though that this is a consider in major surgery.

While the hourglass liposuction is an outpatient procedure

it is still performed under general anesthesia.

The first step of the hourglass liposuction procedure involves placing a tiny incision in the target area.

Next is the introduction of the tumescent solution into the area

which will drastically minimize bleeding during the operation

help dislodge the fat cells from the surrounding tissue and make the procedure comfortable for the patient.

Afterwards as know how to call the liposuction cannula will be inserted into the target area

through the tiny incisions.

The surgeon will make a back-and-forth motion with the tube to dislodge the fat cells from the surrounding tissue.

The fat is then suctioned using a low pressure suction pump or a special syringe

connected to the liposuction cannula.

Once all this is done the incision is sutured and closed.

This procedure will be repeated on each target area until the hourglass-shaped is achieved.

You may be wondering about the difference between the traditional liposuction

and the hourglass liposuction.

To put it quite simply in the traditional liposuction procedure the fat is simply removed to contour the body

while in the hourglass liposuction the fat extracted will be transferred to areas

that need enhancement like the hips and buttocks to attain an hourglass figure.

So the hourglass liposuction will make your way smaller and aesthetically appealing

and then the fat transfer to the procedure will help you achieve fuller hips and bottom.

By combining this technique you get the body of your dreams.

In this video we discuss how is the hourglass liposuction performed.

In the next video we will discuss what should you know before scheduling your mommy makeover.

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

for more information here at the Super hourglass channel, only on Youtube.

Also you can log on to our website

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

If you have any question please post it below and we'll be happy to answer it.

Maybe we will make a video about 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!

For more infomation >> Liposuction-The Hourglass Lipo-Dr.Cortes-YouTube - Duration: 6:21.

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Funeral held for Delray Beach fire rescue member Mark Harris - Duration: 1:23.

HE HAVE ON THE COMMUNITY?

ARI: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT

HIS IMPACT WAS THE SIZE OF THE

CROWD HERE TODAY.

HUNDREDS CAME OUT TO PAY THEIR

RESPECTS.

AS YOU MENTIONED MARK HARRIS WAS

, AT GROUND ZERO ON 9/11,

WORKING COUNTLESS HOURS THERE,

THAT'S WHY THIS MEMORIAL SERVICE

WAS HELD HERE AT THE 9/11

MEMORIAL IN WELLINGTON.

[BAGPIPES]

ARI: HARRIS AND HIS WIFE MOVED

TO PALM BEACH COUNTY TO 2010,

HERE HE WORKED FOR THE DELRAY

BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT AND FOR

DELRAY MEDICAL CENTER, EVERY JOB

HE HELD WAS ABOUT SERVING HIS

COMMUNITY.

A NUMBER OF PEOPLE SPOKE TODAY

ABOUT THE WONDERFUL PERSON MARK

HARRIS WAS.

THE MOST EMOTIONAL SPEECH CAME

FROM HIS WIFE, BRANDI.

>> I CANNOT BREATHE WITHOUT YOU.

WHAT WE HAD A SOMETHING THAT

SOME PEOPLE SEARCH A LIFETIME

FOR, AND NEVER FIND.

I AM SO INCREDIBLY PROUD TO BE

YOUR WIFE.

I NEVER THOUGHT IT WAS POSSIBLE

TO FOLLOW THEM LOVE WITH SOMEONE

OVER AND OVER AGAIN.

BUT I DID.

ARI: TOWARDS THE END OF THIS

MEMORIAL SERVICE THEY FOLDED UP

, THE AMERICAN FLAG THAT HAD

BEEN ON HARRIS' COFFIN AND

For more infomation >> Funeral held for Delray Beach fire rescue member Mark Harris - Duration: 1:23.

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Fmr. cop involved in deadly shooting talks for the first time - Duration: 1:59.

ANGELA: THAT'S CORRECT.

AS A MATTER OF FACT HE SAYS HE

, GREW UP HERE IN FORT PIERCE,

LOVES THE COMMUNITY, AND WANTS

HIS JOB BACK

HE SAYS HIS TERMINATION WAS

UNJUST AND EVEN THOUGH HE SAYS

HE WOULDN'T CHANGE ANYTHING HE

DID THAT NIGHT, HE WISHES THERE

WERE CHANGES IN THE DEPARTMENT.

>> I WISH WE DID HAVE THE BODY

CAMERAS THAT NIGHT.

IT WOULD HAVE MADE THE WORLD OF

DIFFERENCE.

IT WOULD HAVE SHOWED THE ACTUAL

WHOLE STORY.

ANGELA: FORMER FORT PIERCE

POLICE OFFICER KEITH HOLMES IS

TELLING WHAT HAPPENED ON THE

NIGHT OF APRIL 23 OF LAST YEAR,

WHEN HE AND FELLOW SGT. BRIAN

MACNAUGHT WERE CONDUCTING A

TRAFFIC STOP ON NORTH 19TH

STREET THAT TURNED DEADLY.

A POLICE REPORT STATES AS

DEMARCUS SEMER BEGAN TO FLEE

FROM THE SCENE IN HIS VEHICLE.

-- VEHICLE HOLMES FEARED FOR THE

, SAFETY OF SGT. MACNAUGHT AND

FIRED HIS WEAPON AT THE FLEEING

VEHICLE.

IN DOING SO, HE ENDANGERED THE

LIFE OF SGT. MACNAUGHT, SEMER,

AND THE PUBLIC.

BUT HOLMES TELLS IT DIFFERENTLY.

>> I DIDN'T SHOOT AT THE VEHICLE

WHEN SGT. MACNAUGHT WAS IN THE

VEHICLE.

I SHOT WHILE HE WAS STILL

OUTSIDE.

WHEN HIS HEAD -- I COULDN'T SEE

HIS HEAD ANYMORE SO I STOPPED.

ANGELA: DURING A NEWS CONFERENCE

WITH POLICE CHIEF DIANE

HOBLEY-BURNEY EARLIER THIS

MONTH, THE TWO WERE FIRED NOT

BECAUSE OF THE SHOOTING, BUT

BECAUSE THE CHIEF SAID THEY

SHOWED A PATTERN OF VIOLATING

POLICY PROCEDURES.

SHE SAID HOLMES IGNORED ORDERS

TO MAKE SURE THE VIDEO CAMERA IN

HIS PATROL CAR WAS FUNCTIONING

AND HE HAD UNAUTHORIZED

, HANDCUFFS AND A PERSONAL RIFLE

INSIDE HIS PATROL CAR.

BUT HOLMES SAYS HE HAS THE

PAPERWORK THAT SHOWS NONE OF

THAT WAS IN VIOLATION OF

PROCEDURE.

>> THERE IS NO PATTERN.

THE ONE WITH THE FIREARM, THE

VIDEO CAMERA, AND THE HANDCUFFS

I SHOWED IN POLICY THAT THERE IS

NOT GROUNDS FOR TERMINATION.

ANGELA: HOLMES ADMITS THE LAST

YEAR HAS BEEN STRESSFUL, BUT HE

WANTS TO GET HIS STORY OUT AND

GET HIS JOB BACK.

>> YES I DO, TO CLEAR MY NAME AS

FAR AS CREDIBILITY IS CONCERNED.

For more infomation >> Fmr. cop involved in deadly shooting talks for the first time - Duration: 1:59.

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Port St. Lucie high school teacher accused of sex with student - Duration: 2:03.

JIMMIE TIFFANY GELIGA SAYS SHE

HAS REPRESENTATION AND IS

WAITING FOR HER DAY IN COURT.

HER HUSBAND HAS NOT SPOKEN TO

HER SINCE THE ALLEGATIONS WERE

BROUGHT.

IS IT EMBARRASSING TO YOU, THIS

WHOLE THING?

>> IT'S NOT WHAT I WANTE

JIMMIE HERE'S EXCLUSIVE VIDEO

OF A PORT ST. LUCIE HIGH SCHOOL

TEACHER BONDING OUT OF JAIL

FRIDAY.

TIFFANY GELGIA, A CHEMISTRY

TEACHER, WAS ARRESTED THURSDAY

ON TWO COUNTS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT

ON A 17-YEAR-OLD MALE STUDENT.

POLICE SAY GELGIA WAS

INAPPROPRIATELY TEXT MESSAGING

AT LEAST TWO STUDENTS UNTIL A

CURIOUS PARENT PICKED UP HER

SON'S PHON

>> THIS STUDENT'S MOTHER HAD

LOOKED IN THE CHILD'S PHONE AND

SAW MANY, MANY TEXT MESSAG

GOING BACK AND FORTH, WHICH WERE

OUTSIDE OF THE SCOPE OF SCHOOL

BUSINESS.

JIMMIE: THIS MOTHER NOTIFIED

SCHOOL AUTHORITIES WHO THEN

, BEGAN TO INVESTIGATE.

DETECTIVES LATER UNCOVERED THE

TEACHER WAS ALSO TEXTING ANOTHER

STUDENT, WHO ADMITS THEI

RELATIONSHIP WENT FAR BEYOND

TAXING -- TEXTING.

>> THAT FRIEND WAS LATER

INTERVIEWED AND DURING THAT

INTERVIEW THIS OTHER 17-YEAR-OLD

STUDENT STATE HE HAD SEX WIT

THE TEACHER.

JIMMIE A CONTROLLED CALL

CONDUCTED BY POLICE ALSO

CONFIRMED THE TEACHER AND

STUDENT HAD SEX AT LEAST TWICE

IN A CAR OFF-CAMPUS.

>> I'M SHOCKED, BUT DON'T WA

TO GIVE ANY FURTHER COMMENTS.

JIMMIE: THIS IS ALL GELGIA'S

HUSBAND HAD TO SAY AS HE WAS

LEAVING THEIR HOME.

HOWEVER, THE SCHOOL DISTRICT

WHERE SHE WORKS RELEASED THIS

STATEMENT.

IT READS IN PART, "THIS

INDIVIDUAL IS A NON-REAPPOINTED

FOR THE COMING SCHOOL YEAR AND

HAS BEEN PLACED ON TEMPORARY

DUTY ASSIGNMENT AWAY FROM

STUDENTS WHILE THE INVESTIGATION

CONTINUE

ALLEGATIONS OF THIS SORT ARE A

SERIOUS BREACH OF ETHICS."

For more infomation >> Port St. Lucie high school teacher accused of sex with student - Duration: 2:03.

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Father hit by uninsured driver; impact of crash reaches beyond physical injuries - Duration: 2:13.

THE DEVASTATING IMPACT OF THIS

CRASH THAT REACHES WELL BEYOND

PHYSICAL INJURIES.

REPORTER: KEITH GRANT HAS COME

ALONG WAY PHYSICALLY.

HE WALKS WITH A CANE ON OCCASION

BECAUSE OF NERVE DAMAGE BUT NO

MORE NEED FOR THE WHEELCHAIR OR

THE RAMP HE BUILT.

>> I COULD HAVE EASILY DIED.

REPORTER HIS NEAR-DEATH

EXPERIENCE CAME AUGUST 18.

>> I WAS ON MY WAY HOME FROM MY

SONS FOOTBALL GAME.

COMING TO THAT INTERSECTION ON A

GREEN LIGHT, A GUY DECIDED TO

RUN A RE LIGHT IN FRONT OF ME

AND I BASICALLY T-BONED HIS CAR

AND FLEW PROBABLY 20 TO 30 FEET

IN THE AIR.

THE FIRST RESPONDERS ON THE

SCENE BASICALLY SAVED MY LIFE.

REPORTER: HE SPENT THE NEXT 40

DAYS IN A HOSPITAL BED.

THE MAN WHO HIT HIM WAS ACCUSED

OF DRIVING IMPAIRED THAT NIGHT.

>> HE DID NOT HAVE ANY INSURANCE

AT ALL.

>> HE DID HAVE COLLISION AND

LIABILITY BUT IT DID NOT HELP

HIM.

>> WE FOUND OUT MY MEDICAL BILLS

, IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY TO

BASICALLY PAY THOSE.

EVEN THOUGH IT'S MY FAULT, ME

NOT HAVING THE UNINSURED

COVERAGE ON MY MOTORCYCLE HAS

CAUSED ME TO BE IN THIS

PREDICAMENT.

REPORTER ONE AND EIGHT DRIVERS

WERE UNINSURED IN 2014.

OHIO RANKED IN THE TOP FIVE WITH

1.3 MILLION DRIVERS WHO DIDN'T

HAVE INSURANCE.

>> WE SEE THEM QUITE A BIT.

THE BEST THING IS TO HAVE FULL

COVERAGE INSURANCE ON YOUR

VEHICLE.

IT WILL SAFEGUARD YOU AND YOUR

FAMILY ALL THE TIME.

>> TO THE TUNE OF NEARLY

$100,000.

AS FOR THE MAN WHO RAN THE RED

LIGHT, HE PLED GUILTY TO

VEHICULAR ASSAULT AND IS ON

PROBATION.

>> I DID NOT SEE ANY GOOD IN HIM

STAYING IN JAIL AND HE

APOLOGIZED TO ME PROFUSELY.

For more infomation >> Father hit by uninsured driver; impact of crash reaches beyond physical injuries - Duration: 2:13.

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Friday is National Bike to Work Day - Duration: 1:30.

OUT ON THE STREET TO SEE WHAT

IT'S LIKE TO RIDE CINCINNATI.

MIKE: ANDREW LOADED UP FOR WORK

TODAY, BUT HE DIDN'T DRIVE HIS

CAR.

>> AND NICE WAY TO GET OUT AND

IN DROID THE WEATHER -- ENJOY

THE WEATHER.

REPORTER: A COUPLE TIMES A WEEK,

HE DOES IT ON HIS BIKE.

>> I LOVE RIDING TO WORK.

MY FAVORITE PART OF MY COMMUTE

IS GOING OVER THE OHIO RIVER

EVERY DAY.

REPORTER: ANDREW AND DOZENS OF

OTHERS ENERGIZED THEMSELVES

BEFORE HEADING OUT.

IT IS IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER A

FEW RULES OF THE ROAD.

IN MOST CITIES, BICYCLISTS

AREN'T ALLOWED ON THE SIDEWALK

AND MUST HAVE A FULL LANE HERE

ON THE ROAD.

DRIVERS MUST KEEP THREE FEET OF

SPACE BETWEEN THEM AND A BIKE.

>> THE SAFEST AND LEAST

DIFFICULT WAY TO GET OUT THERE.

>> HE SAYS IT IS WORTH IT.

>> I FEEL BETTER AFTER I DO IT.

NICE TO BE OUTSIDE A LITTLE BIT.

REPORTER: WHEN YOU SEE A

BICYCLIST, GIVE AT LEAST THREE

FEET OF ROOM AND SHARE THE ROAD.

For more infomation >> Friday is National Bike to Work Day - Duration: 1:30.

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Sununu says Trump White House must manage pressure better - Duration: 1:47.

THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION NEEDS

TO DO A BETTER JOB OF MANAGING

THAT PRESSURE IN THE FIRST

PLACE.

WHEN IT COMES TO THE APPOINTMENT

OF A SPECIAL COUNSEL TO

INVESTIGATE THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN'

CONTACTS WITH RUSSIA, FORMER

GOVERNOR JOHN H.

SUNUNU SAYS IT'S NOT AS BAD AS

IT SOUNDS FOR THE WHITE HOUSE.

>> IT CERTAINLY MAKES LIFE A

LITTLE BIT MORE COMPLICATED FOR

THEM, BUT I ACTUALLY THINK IT'S

A NET PLUS.

ADAM: SUNUNU, FORMER CHIEF OF

STAFF FOR PRESIDENT GEORGE H.W.

BUSH, SAYS THE SPECIAL COUNSEL

WILL TAKE THE RUSSIA ISSUE OUT

OF THE HEADLINES FOR A CERTAIN

EXTENT, AT LEAST FOR NOW, GIVING

THE PRESIDENT TIME TO REFOCUS ON

HIS AGENDA.

HE SAYS THE ADMINISTRATION STILL

HASN'T FULLY GRASPED HOW TO

AVOID CREATING MEDIA FIRESTORMS.

>> THAT MAGNIFICATION EFFECT IS

REAL.

EVERYTHING THEY DO, EVERYTHING

THEY DON'T DO BECOMES A FRONT

PAGE STORY AND I DON'T THINK

THEY WERE READY TO HANDLE IT.

THEY'RE GETTING A LITTLE BIT

BETTER, BUT THEY'RE NOT QUITE AT

A POINT WHERE THEY'RE GOING TO

BE ABLE TO MANAGE IT EASILY.

ADAM: SUNUNU BRUSHES OFF THE

IDEA TRUMP COULD FACE

IMPEACHMENT OVER ANY OF THESE

CURRENT SCANDALS, SAYING NOTHING

HE'S SEEN RISES TO THE LEVEL OF

HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS.

>> THEY MAY HAVE BEEN STUPID

ACTS.

THEY MAY HAVE BEEN BLUNDERS.

THEY MAY HAVE BEEN UTILIZATION

OF BAD LANGUAGE IN THE PROCESS,

THEY MAY HAVE BEEN INSENSITIVE

TO THE PRESSURES AND DEMANDS OF

THE OFFICE, BUT THERE HAS BEEN

NOTHING POINTED TO THAT HAS ANY

CRIMINALITY TO IT AT ALL.

AND WITHOUT CRIMINALITY THERE

WILL BE NO IMPEACHMENT.

ADAM: OF COURSE, YOU CAN CATCH

THE FULL INTERVIEW ON SUNDAY AT

10:00 ON CLOSE-UP, INCLUDING A

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Annual Walter Burns Memorial Fishing Day held - Duration: 1:47.

ORGANIZERS SAY THE IDEA

BEHIND THIS IS TO GIVE KIDS A

BREAK FROM A USUAL DAY IN THE

CLASSROOM.

>> ON YOUR MARK, GET SET, FISH.

RAY: WITH THAT, THE 40TH ANNUAL

WALTER BURNS MEMORIAL FISHING

DAY GOT UNDERWAY.

SINCE THE BEGINNING, GEORGE

RINALDUCCI HAS BEEN THERE.

>> THE LOOKS ON THEIR FACES

MAKES EVERYTHING WORTHWHILE.

THAT IS THE MAIN REASON WHY WE

DO IT.

RAY: SPONSORED BY THE PISCATAQUA

FISH AND GAME CLUB, IT'S

DESIGNED TO INTRODUCE SPECIAL

NEEDS CHILDREN TO THE JOY OF

FISHING.

THE POND IN GREENLAND WAS

STOCKED BY THE STATE AND THE

CLUB WITH MORE THAN 500 TROUT,

AND BEFORE LONG THE KIDS WERE

REELING THEM IN.

NEWCOMER JASON WILKINS WAS THE

FIRST TO LAND A TROUT.

>> IT FELT PRETTY GOOD.

RAY: JASON PLANS ON HAVING THE

TROUT FOR DINNER AND ENJOYING

BEING OUTSIDE.

>> FISHING CALMS ME DOWN A

LITTLE BIT AND IT FEELS GOOD.

RAY: THE FEELING SEEMINGLY NEW

REVERSAL, EVEN FOR THOSE WHO

-- SEEMINGLY UNIVERSAL, EVEN FOR

THOSE WHO WEREN'T CATCHING ANY

FISH.

WHILE SCHOOLS BRING TEACHERS AND

AIDES TO ASSIST, THE EVENT ALSO

REQUIRES A LOT OF VOLUNTEERS, A

LOT OF THEM COMING FROM THE

WALMART IN SEABROOK.

LAST YEAR PAM LANDRY HELPED A

CHILD LAND A FISH.

LANDRY HAD NEVER BEEN FISHING

BEFORE.

>> IT WAS SLIMY AND GROSS.

RAY: DESPITE THAT, YOU CAME

BACK?

>> I DID.

I LOVE THE KIDS AND IT IS JUST A

LOT OF FUN FOR ME.

RAY: THEIR ARMY DAHLIAS AND

TROPHIES TO BE AWARDED, BUT THAT

-- THERE ARE MEDALLIONS AND

TROPHIES TO BE AWARDED, BUT THAT

IS SECONDARY TO MAKING SURE THAT

EVERYONE HAS A GREAT DAY JUST

FISHING.

>> IT'S EXCITING.

IT'S MY SECOND YEAR COMING HERE

AND IT'S A GREAT TIME EVERY

TIME.

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Senator Bill Nelson discuses progress on toxic algae fight - Duration: 1:12.

FARRON: SENATOR NELSON'S BILL

WAS UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED BY A

SENATE COMMITTEE AND WITH FULL

BIPARTISAN SUPPORT SO FAR, IF

THIS BECOMES LAW, COULD MEAN A

LOT MORE FEDERAL DOLLARS POURING

INTO SOUTH FLORIDA.

BACK IN 2014, HELPED WRITE A LAW

THAT GAVE $82 MILLION FOR

RESEARCH TO HELP BATTLE TAOXIC

-- TOXIC ALGAE OUTBREAKS.

WE ALL REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED

LAST SUMMER, WHEN ALGAE BLOOMS

WREACKED HAVOC ON THE TREASURE

COAST.

NELSON SAYS THAT CAN'T HAPPEN

AGAIN.

>> WE'RE GOING TO ADD ADDITIONAL

FEDERAL POWERS TO BRING THE

RESOURCES OF THE FEDERAL

GOVERNMENT.

THIS WHEN THERE IS AN ALGAE

BLOOM.

FARRON: HE SAYS HIS NEW BILL

WILL AUTHORIZE THE USE OF $110

MILLION OVER A FIVE-YEAR PERIOD

FOR MORE RESEARCH ON CAUSES AND

PREVENTION OF LARGE ALGAE

BLOOMS.

THAT LEGISLATION NOW HEADS TO

THE FULL SENATE AND HE SAYS IF

IT CAN PASS IN CONGRESS WITH

SUPPORT ON BOTH SIDES OF THE

AISLE, HE'S CONFIDENT THE

PRESIDENT WILL SIGN IT INTO LAW.

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Fallen law enforcement officers honored - Duration: 1:52.

E OF THE FAMILIES

WHO ARE STILL DEALING WITH THEIR

LOSS.

LIEUTENANT IVAN HAYES, NEW

HAMPSHIR STATE POLICE.

ANDY: FOUR A QUARTER CENTURY

THEY HAVE READ THE ROLE OF HONOR

IN CONCORD AND THROUGH T YEARS

THE LIST OF NAMES HAS GROWN.

THIS ANNUAL LAW ENFORCEMENT

MEMORIAL CEREMONY RECOGNIZES NEW

HAMPSHIRE POLICE OFFICERS WHO

HAVE DIED IN THE LINE OF DUTY.

>> YET THESE BRAVE FEW RUN TO

THE SOUND OF THE GUNS, ANSWER

THE CALLS OF DISTRESS FOR NO

OTHER REASON THAT IT IS THEIR

DUTY, THEIR SOLEMN AND THEIR

SWORN DUTY TO PROTECT AND SERVE.

ANDY THERE ARE 48 NAMES ON THE

GRANITE MEMORIAL.

THE FIRST WAS A DEPUTY SHERIFF

KILLED IN 1886.

THE MOST RECENT, OFFICER STEPHEN

ARKELL OF BRENTWOOD WHO DIED IN

2014.

ONE BY ONE, THEY ARE ALL REA

SUPERVISOR WILLIAM O'NEIL OF

JAFFREY GAVE HIS LIFE IN 198

IT COMES RIGHT TO THE SURFACE

EVERY TIME AND YOU REALIZE THAT

SOMEBODY HAS LOST THEIR DEAR ONE

THIS WEEK, YESTERDAY TOMORROW,

AND IT'S JUST OVERWHELMING, THE

GRIEF THAT Y HAVE, AND IT

NEVER REALLY LEAVES.

ANDY: MANCHESTER POLICE OFFICER

RALPH MILLER WAS KILLED IN 1976.

HIS PARENTS, BOTH ALMOST 90,

STILL HURT.

>> TO THIS DAY IF I TALK ABOUT

IT TOO MUCH, I GET CHOKED UP A

I FEEL HE SHOULD BE HERE WITH

HIS FAMILY.

ANDY: AND IT'S ON THIS DAY THOSE

FAMILIES GRIEVE AND REMEMBER AND

THE STATE GATHERS TO MOURN AND

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Chase suspect faces nearly two dozen charges - Duration: 1:44.

>> I COULDN'T DESCRIBE IT.

IT WAS A VERY BIG EXPLOSION.

I JUMPED AND SAID, WHAT

HAPPENED?

I'VE NEVER SEEN THAT BEFORE.

EMILY: THE CRASH HAPPENED RIGHT

OUTSIDE OF KATE DUBUISI IVONYE'S

HOME.

>> I WAS SCARED AND I ASKED THE

POLICE GUY THAT WAS RUNNING

WHAT'S GOING ON.

HE SAID IT IS A POLICE CHASE.

YOU ARE SAFE.

EMILY: LOUISVILLE METRO POLICE

TRIED TO PULL OVER STUART

TIMMONDS IN THE PORTLAND

NEIGHBORHOOD ON THURSDAY.

TIMMONDS WAS WANTED ON ESCAPE

AND THEFT CHARGES.

BUT TIMMONDS DIDN'T STOP

DRIVING, LEADING OFFICERS ON A

HIGH-SPEED CHASE THROUGH THE

CITY.

>> HE WAS BASHING INTO POLICE

VEHICLES.

EMILY: THE CHASE ENDED WHEN

TIMMONDS SLAMMED INTO AN SUV ON

SOUTHERN PARKWAY, NEAR THE EXIT

RAMP OF I-264.

THIS IS VIDEO JUST MOMENTS AFTER

HE WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.

>> SO MANY POLICE GUYS, AND THEY

GOT HIM ONTO THE GROUND AND

HANDCUFFED HIM.

EMIL ALMOST A WEEK EARLIER,

POLICE SAY THEY TRIED TO STOP

TIMMONDS DURING A REPORTED

BURGLARY.

BUT HE TOOK OFF, TEARING THROUGH

THIS NEIGHBOR'S YARD ON

ALGONQUIN PARKWAY.

YOU CAN SEE THE TIRE TRACKS IN

THE LAWN.

THE NEXT DAY, POLICE SAY THEY

TRIED TO PULL TIMMONDS OVER IN

TRUCK THAT WAS REPORTED STOLEN

BUT HE TOOK OFF, GETTING AWAY,

AGAIN.

I THINK HE'S CRAZY.

THERE MUST BE SOMETHING WRONG

WITH HIM.

THERE MUST BE SOMETHING

CRITICALLY WRONG WITH HIM.

HE NEEDS TO BE CHECKED OUT.

EMILY: BUT AFTER THURSDAY'S

CRASH, TIMMONDS FINALLY ENDED UP

IN CUFFS.

>> THANK GOD NOBODY WAS HURT.

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Mr. & Mrs. Bush celebrate opening of new bridge that connects Kennebunk and Kennebunkport - Duration: 1:11.

MORGAN: IT WAS A GORGEOUS DAY

FOR THE CEREMONY.

AND THE SPECIAL GUESTS TODAY,

PRESIDENT BUSH AND HIS WIFE

BARBARA.

IT WAS AN INCREDIBLE MOMENT FOR

EVERYBODY TO SEE THEM OUT.

MANY PEOPLE WERE HERE FOR THE

CEREMONY.

THEY ARE EXCITED TO SEE THEM.

TH BRIDGE WAS ORIGINALLY OPENED

IN 1933.

AND IT CONNECTS KENNEBUNKPORT

AND KENNEBUNK.

IT HAS SINCE BEEN REPAIRED AND

RESTORED.

THE TOWN RE-CREATED THE CEREMONY

TODAY.

THEY EVEN HAD THE GIRL SCOUTS BE

THE FIRST TO WALK ACROSS THE

BRIDGE LIKE THEY DID MORE THAN

80 YEARS AGO.

>> HAVING EVERYONE COME OUT AND

HAVING THE FAMILY HERE, EVEN THE

GIRL SCOUTS DOING THE SAME THING

THEY DID, IS SUPER SPECIAL.

>> WE GOT TO WALK ON THE

BRAND-NEW BRIDGE AND NOBODY ELSE

GOT TO.

WE WERE THE FIRST KIDS TO WALK

ON IT.

MORGAN: CHECK THIS OUT.

A PICTURE OF THE ORIGINAL

CEREMONY FROM 1933.

For more infomation >> Mr. & Mrs. Bush celebrate opening of new bridge that connects Kennebunk and Kennebunkport - Duration: 1:11.

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Convicted child killer to get new sentencing hearing - Duration: 1:27.

HERE IS ALEX BROWNING.

ALEX COLOME THE CONVICTED KILLER

BACK IN COURT ONCE AGAIN.

THE PUBLIC DEFENDER TELLING A

JUDGE SAYING HE WAS NOT -- SHE

WAS NOT PREPARED TO SET A

RESENTENCING DATE IN THE NEAR

FUTURE.

NEARLY 40 YEARS SERVED IN HIS

LIFE SENTENCE.

AT 14, HE CONFESSED TO FILLING

FOUR-YEAR-OLD ANGEL HALL SAID IN

1979.

>> WE HAVE BEEN DRAGGED INTO

THIS EVERY SINGLE TIME.

NERVE-RACKING, JUST ME AND MY

FAMILY LOOKING AT HIM EVERY

SINGLE TIME.

IT IS SCARY.

>> IN 2014, LAWS CHANGED SO THAT

JUVENILE SENTENCE WITHOUT PAROLE

ARE NOW ELIGIBLE FOR A SENTENCE.

THE PUBLIC DEFENDER WAS NOT

PREPARED, TELLING THE JUDGE THAT

SHE WAS STILL REVIEWING FILES ON

HER CLIENT.

AFTER A BRIEF DISCUSSION OUTSIDE

THE COURTROOM, THE TWO

APPROACHED THE BENCH.

THE JUDGE ORDERED A STATUS CHECK

IN TWO WEEKS.

>> I THINK WE WILL EVENTUALLY

GET JUSTICE.

WE WILL FIGHT AND FIGHT UNTIL IT

IS DONE AND OVER WITH.

>> WE ALSO LEARNED THAT THE

RESENTENCING HEARING WILL LAST

ABOUT A DAY AND A HALF. THEY

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Man shot multiple times in Northern Kentucky; 2 in custody - Duration: 1:23.

THAT IS WHEN THE ACTION TOOK

OVER THIS NEIGHBORHOOD.

>> IT IS CRAZY.

I GUARANTEE YOU IT WAS SHOCKING.

REPORTER: OFFICERS WITH RIFLES

AND U.S. MARSHALS HUNTING FOR

TWO SHOOTING SUSPECTS.

>> I'VE NEVER SEEN NOTHING LIKE

THAT.

CRACKS IT STARTED AFTER A MAN

WITH SHOT SEVERAL TIMES ON

PATTON STREET.

PEOPLE TO HOLD WHAT THE SUSPECTS

LOOKED LIKE.

INVESTIGATORS CHASED THEM ALONG

THE FLOOD WALL ON FOOT FOR 16

BLOCKS.

A BLOCK AWAY FROM THE ACTION,

THE SIX THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL WENT ON LOCK DOWN.

>> THEY SAID TO STAY IN THE

HOUSE AND I OPENED UP MY WINDOW

TO LOOK OUT AND SAW ONE OF THE

GUYS BRINGIN UP ONE OF THE GUYS

IN HANDCUFFS AND PUTTING HIM IN

THE CRUISER.

REPORTER THEY FINALLY CUT THE

SUSPECTS.

>> WE WERE REALLY LUCKY.

FROM THE FEDERAL MARSHALS, THIS

WAS DEFINITELY A REGIONAL EFFORT

TO GET THESE SUSPECTS INTO

CUSTODY.

>> THEY DID NOT KNOW HIS

CONDITION AT THIS TIME AND HAVE