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BILL IF YOU GOT PLANS TO BE

OUTSIDE THIS EVENING, I GIVE IT

A RANDBY FACTOR OF EIGHT, A

BEAUTIFUL EVENING FOR OUTDOOR

ACTIVITIES.

FIND A WAY IF YOU CAN TO GET

OUTSIDE.

WE HAD A LOT OF SUNSHINE TODAY.

THERE ARE SOME CLOUDS COMING

FROM THE WEST, BUT THESE ARE

INITIALLY APACHE -- INITIALLY

PATCHY.

THERE'S A DISTURBANCE COMING OUT

OF THE ROCKIES.

IF YOU LOOK AT IT CLOSELY, YOU

CAN TELL THAT SOME OF THE ENERGY

IS A LITTLE SOUTH, CIBULKOVA THE

RAIN BYPASSES US -- SO PEOPLE OF

THE RAIN -- SO THE BULK OF THE

RAIN PASSES US TO THE SOUTH.

THIS COMPUTER MODEL GIVES US

4/100 OF AN INCH OF RAIN

TOMORROW.

AFTER THAT INTO MONDAY, NOTHING.

MEANTIME, HEAVY RAINS AGAIN

ACROSS PARTS PART OF MISSOURI

AND THE OHIO VALLEY.

BEAUTIFUL THIS EVENING.

TOMORROW MORNING A FEW CLOUDS

AROUND.

THERE'S DOWNTOWN, 65 DEGREES

RIGHT NOW.

WINDS SIX MILES AN HOUR AT THE

SOUTH.

DEW POINT 38, IT FEELS GOOD.

SO FAR ON THE ALMANAC, 42 THIS

MORNING, 66 THIS AFTERNOON.

THIS IS A LITTLE BIT BELOW

AVERAGE, NO RAINFALL TODAY.

STILL A VERY PLEASANT DAY FOR

HAVING WORKED OUTSIDE IF YOU ARE

NOT THE ENOUGH -- IF YOU WERE

LUCKY ENOUGH TO DO SO.

EVERYBODY HAS LIKE WINDS AND IT

IS EITHER SUNNY OR PARTLY

CLOUDY.

A LITTLE HIGH PRESSURE OVER US

RIGHT NOW EDGING FOR THIS

EVENING.

WE WILL BE CLOSE ENOUGH TO

EXHIBIT SOME INFLUENCE WITH A

LIGHT SOUTHEAST BREEZE AND DRY

AIR.

THE SHOWERS COMING FROM THE WEST

WILL TEND TO DRY UP.

MORE SUBSTANTIAL RAN ACROSS

MISSOURI TOMORROW MORNING.

SHOWERS ALONG THIS TROUGH AS

THEY COME EASTWARD, THEY WERE

GOING TO HAVE A HARD TIME IN

THIS AREA.

THOSE SHOWERS PROBABLY STAY WEST

OF OMAHA THROUGH THE BULK OF THE

DAY.

JUST A SLIGHT CHANCE OF A SHOWER

LATE AFTERNOON OR EARLY EVENING

THIS FAR EAST INTO NEBRASKA

AROUND OMAHA.

43 THE LOW TONIGHT, PARTLY

CLOUDY SKIES, LIKE WIND AND --

LIKE WINDS.

AFTERNOON 63, 23% ODDS OF

GETTING RAIN THIS FAR EAST.

BACK TO SOME SUNSHINE ON

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AND

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

WHAT A STRETCH OF WEATHER WE

HAVE COMING UP.

A LOT OF FOLKS WERE PLAGUED BY

THE RAINY, ROTTEN WEEKEND WE HAD

LAST WEEK.

DAVID: THAT LOOKS WONDERFUL.

For more infomation >> Bill's Evening Update - Duration: 2:55.

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Former church employee accused of inappropriately touching girls - Duration: 1:19.

ZACH: POLICE SAY ALL OF THE

YOUNG GIRLS WERE ALLEGEDLY

TOUCHED WHILE HERE AT THE

CHURCH.

KOCO IS NOT NAMING THE SUSPECT

BECAUSE THE D.A. HASN'T ACCEPTED

CHARGES YET.

THIS INVESTIGATION STARTED A

LITTLE MORE THAN A MONTH AGO.

POLICE BELIEVE THERE COULD BE

MORE VICTIMS.

ALL OF THIS STARTED COMING

TOGETHER.

ZACH: THREE GIRLS, ALL 9 AND

8-YEARS-OLD, MADE SIMILAR

CLAIMS.

THE REPORT SHOWS THE SUSPECT

WOULD GET THEM INTO EMPTY,

SECLUDED ROOMS AWAY FROM OTHER

PEOPLE.

>> PAT THEIR BOTTOMS AND CHESTS.

ZACH: ONE OF THE VICTIMS CLAIMED

THE WORKER EVEN FOLLOWED H

INTO A RESTROOM.

>> SHE LATER SAID THAT SHE SAW

HIM LOOKING THROUGH A CRACK IN

THE STALL WHILE SHE WAS USING

THE RESTROOM.

ZACH: ACCORDING TO COURT

DOCUMENTS, ONE VICTIM TELLING

INVESTIGATORS SHE IS TERRIFIED

OF THE SUSPECT, EVEN SAYING SHE

WAS SCARED OF THE SOUND HIS KEYS

MADE

WE STOPPED BY THE SUSPECT'S

HOME, BUT NO ANSWER.

>> WE ARE ACTIVELY LOOKING FOR

HIM.

ZACH: VILLAGE POLICE HAVEN'T

BEEN ABLE TO REACH HIM EITHER

EVEN WITH AN ARREST WARRANT.

THE CHURCH SAYS THEY IMMEDIATELY

FIRED THE MAN.

A SPOKESPERSON SAID BECAUSE OF

HIS POSITION AT THE CHURCH, THEY

For more infomation >> Former church employee accused of inappropriately touching girls - Duration: 1:19.

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Investigators: Man drove recklessly moments before crash that killed runner - Duration: 1:57.

CHESTER RECKLESSLY TO

WARRANT AN AGGRAVATED VEHICULAR

HOMICIDE CHARGE.

YOU ARE WATCHING THOMAS

STIDHUM'S INTERROGATION BY

INVESTIGATORS.

HE IS THE ONE WITH THE BANDAGE

WRAPPED AROUND HIS HEAD, AND

INJURY POLICE SAY HE GOT JUMPING

OUT OF WINDOW WHEN THEY FINALLY

ARRESTED HIM A MONTH AFTER THE

DEADLY HIT AND RUN.

IN THIS VIDEO, HE ADAMANTLY

DENIES DRIVING THE CHRYSLER 300

IN DECEMBER OF 2015 WHEN KATHY

CHATFIELD DIED.

HE TOLD INVESTIGATORS HE WAS IN

BED.

BUT INVESTIGATORS SAY NOT ONLY

WAS HE THE DRIVER, THEY BELIEVE

HE WAS DRIVING TWICE AS FAST AS

THE SPEED LIMIT ON DORCHESTER.

BASED ON THE SKID MARKS HOW HE

JUMPED A CURB, HIT A POLE, AND

DAMAGED A CONCRETE WALL.

>> BASED ON EVERYTHING I SEE

HERE AND EVERYTHING I DID THAT

DAY, THE VEHICLE WAS TRAVELING

AT LEAST 50 MILES AN HOUR, IN

EXCESS OF 50 MILES AN HOUR.

TAMMY: STILL, THE DEFENSE

CHALLENGES HOW TRAFFIC

INVESTIGATOR'S GOT AN ACCURATE

DESCRIPTION OF THOMAS STIDHUM,

SINCE THEY LOST NINE RECORDED

WITNESS INTERVIEWS AFTER THE HIT

AND RUN.

>> SOME OF THE TAPE RECORDINGS

OF WITNESSES AND PEOPLE THERE

WERE MADE, BUT NOT SURE IF THEY

WERE DESTROYED OR IT WAS

IMPROPERLY TAPED.

TAMMY: TODAY WE WERE SUPPOSED TO

HEAR JAILHOUSE PHONE CALLS

THOMAS STIDHUM MADE TO HIS

FRIENDS AND A PASSENGER IN THE

CAR WITH HIM AT THE TIME OF THE

CRASH.

THAT HAS BEEN DELAYED AND

For more infomation >> Investigators: Man drove recklessly moments before crash that killed runner - Duration: 1:57.

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Why are Vermont prisoners in PA? - Duration: 1:24.

REPORTER MIKE STRAUB

EXPLAINS WHY OUR CELLS WILL NOW

HAVE INMATES FROM OUT OF STATE.

MIKE: PENNSYLVANIA HAS SOME

QUIET STATE PRISONS.

MORE THAN 5000 EMPTY BEDS,

ENOUGH TO CLOSE ONE STATE PRISON

THIS YEAR.

SO MUCH ROOM, IT GRABBED ONE

STATE'S ATTENTION.

>> THE VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF

CORRECTIONS SAW THAT NEWS

COVERAGE AND THOUGHT, HEY, WHY

DON'T WE REACH OUT TO THE

PENNSYLVANIA DOC, AND THAT'S HOW

IT CAME TO BE.

MIKE: VERMONT IS OUT OF ROOM

.

OFFENDERS WERE STAYING AT

PRIVATE PRISONS IN MICHIGAN.

WITH THAT CONTRACT UP, THOSE

PRISONERS, UP TO 400 OF THEM,

ARE MOVING TO PENNSYLVANIA'S

CAMP HILL AND GRATERFORD STATE

PRISONS.

VERMONT WILL PAY $72 PER DAY,

PER PRISONER TO PENNSYLVANIA.

>> IT'S KIND OF A WIN-WIN

SITUATION, WE HAVE EMPTY BEDS,

THEY NEED THAT.

>> WE HAVE A SITUATION WHERE THE

BUDGET IS VERY TIGHT, WE'RE

ALWAYS LOOKING FOR WAYS TO CUT

COSTS, AND THIS WAS NEED TO BE

FULFILLED FOR ANOTHER AGENCY,

AND IT CERTAINLY HELPS US.

IT'S BETTER TO HAVE A BED FILLED

THAN A BED EMPTY.

KIM: IT'S THE FIRST TIME OUR

STATE PRISONS WILL HOUSE OF

For more infomation >> Why are Vermont prisoners in PA? - Duration: 1:24.

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Are extended warranties worth it? Ben Has Your Back - Duration: 3:14.

>> IT WASN'T THROUGH THIS.

IT WAS A SMALL HOLE.

>> THAT IS WHAT JENNY DISCOVERED

IN THE FOOT REST OF HER FAVORITE

CHAIR ALMOST A YEAR AGO.

>> IT WAS NOT INEXPENSIVE.

IT WAS $900.

THAT WAS A BIG SALE.

>> THE CHAIR WAS THREE YEARS

OLD.

WHEN SHE PURCHASED IT, SHE ALSO

BOUGHT THIS, A FIVE-YEAR

FURNITURE PROTECTION PLAN.

>> IT'S GOING TO BE FIXED.

>> COVERED BY PROTECTION.

>> COVERED BY MY GOAL

PROTECTION.

IT WAS A GOLD PLAN.

THE SALESPERSON SAID IT WILL

COVER EVERYTHING FOR FIVE YEARS.

NO PROBLEMS.

QUITE SHE NOW WONDERS IF THE

PLAN WAS FOOLS GOLD WHEN SHE

SENT HER RECEIPTS TO GUARDSMEN.

THEY TOLD HER SHE DIDN'T BUY THE

PROTECTION PLAN WHEN SHE BOUGHT

THE CHAIR.

SEARS TOLD HER SHE IS 30 DAYS.

SHE KEPT CALLING.

>> SOMEONE SAID OK, THEY WOULD

REPAIR THE CHAIR.

>> THEN MORE DELAY.

THE CHAIR WAS NOT BEING

MANUFACTURED SO IT COULDN'T BE

FIXED.

>> THEY WERE JUST LIKE SORRY,

YOU HAVE TO TALK TO SEARS AND

SEE WHAT SEARS WOULD DO.

SEARED'S -- SEARS SAID YOU HAVE

TO TALK TO GUARDSMEN.

>> THAT WAS A MONTH AGO NOW.

NOBODY KNOWS WHAT THE CREDIT IS.

>> WHY HAS IT BEEN DIFFICULT?

>> I THINK THESE POLICIES ARE

SOLD WITH THE INTENTION THAT YOU

WILL NEVER HAVE TO USE THEM.

IT'S AMAZING THAT YOU BUY

SOMETHING IN GOOD FAITH AND THEN

SEE THEY ARE NOT GOING TO HONOR

THIS.

>> THEY ARE GOING TO LOOK TO SEE

DO WE REALLY HAVE TO PAY THIS,

OR DOES IT FALL INTO THE

EXCLUSION CATEGORY?

>> HE IS GENERALLY SET SKEPTICAL

OF EXTENDED WARRANTIES

ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY ARE ISSUED

BY A THIRD PARTY, NOT BY THE

MANUFACTURER OR SELLER BIKE IN

THIS CASE.

SOME CREDIT CARDS WILL EXTEND A

WARRANTY FOR FREE.

CHECK OUT THAT BENEFIT BEFORE

YOU PAY FOR EXTRA COVERAGE.

>> CONSUMER REPORTS SAYS SAVE

YOUR MONEY.

PUT ASIDE IN CASE YOU NEED A

REPAIR.

>> I APPRECIATE YOU LOOKED INTO

IT.

I THINK I WOULD NOT BE HOLE

RIGHT NOW.

>> SEARS AND GUARDSMEN MOVED

PRETTY QUICKLY TO REPLACE THE

CHAIR AND A NEW CHAIR WAS

DELIVERED LAST WEEK.

A CENTER A $100 GIFT CARD.

SEARS SENT US A STATEMENT SAYING

THE SATISFACTION OF OUR MEMBERS

IS OUR TOP PRIORITY.

WE HOPE SHE REMAINS A LOYAL

CUSTOMER.

WE REACHED OUT TO GUARDSMEN BUT

DID NOT HEAR BACK.

IF YOU HAVE A STORY, SEND ME ANY

MALE.

For more infomation >> Are extended warranties worth it? Ben Has Your Back - Duration: 3:14.

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Get a first look at Union Terminal renovations - Duration: 2:02.

IN AN EFFORT TO

RESTORE A NATIONAL HISTORIC

LANDMARK.

ALEXIS: AS CREWS WORKED OUTSIDE

ON RENOVATIONS, HUNDRED STILL

WAIT INSIDE TO SEE WHAT THEY CAN

OF THE CINCINNATI MUSEUM CENTER.

>> A LOT OF FAMILIES SAY MY

GRANDPARENTS MET HERE, MY

GRANDMA WELCOMED MY GRANDPA HOME

FROM WORLD WAR II HERE.

>> CREWS SPENT MORE THAN A YEAR

IDENTIFYING EVERYTHING THAT

166 PEOPLE WERE DILIGENTLY EVERY

DAY TO FIX THE BUILDING.

EVERY JOINT HAS BEEN CUT OUT

AND REPLACED.

WHAT IS GOING ON NOW IS WE ARE

CONTINUING TO REMOVE SOME STONE,

ONLY TO EXPOSE THE STRUCTURE

STEEL THAT IS BEHIND IT.

THE SCIENCE MUSEUM AND

CLASSROOMS WILL NOW SHARE THE

SPACE.

>> MAKING IT MORE EFFICIENT TO

OPERATE, UPGRADING THE

MECHANICAL SYSTEMS AND PLUMBING

SYSTEMS.

THEY WILL MAKE THE BUILDING MORE

COST-EFFECTIVE TO OPERATE.

>> TRYING TO HEAT AND COOL A

BUILDING AS LARGE AS UNION

TERMINAL IS QUITE A TASK.

THIS BUILDING IS 500,000 SQUARE

FEET.

THAT IS THE EQUIVALENT OF TRYING

TO HEAT UP A BUILDING THAT IS AS

LARGE AS NINE FOOTBALL FIELDS.

>> EXHIBITS AND ARTIFACTS NEED

TO BE KEPT AT A PARTICULAR LEVEL

HUMIDITY.

UPGRADING THOUGH SYSTEMS IVES

US GREATER CONTROL.

>> GETTING THE BIGGEST HANG --

THE BIGGEST BANG FOR THE BUCK IS

KEY.

>> THIS ONLY COVERS THE

STRUCTURAL REPAIR AND

RESTORATION OF THE BUILDING.

IT IS NOT PAYING FOR NEW

EXHIBITS OR SHINY LIGHTS OR LED

BOARDS OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT.

>> BUILDERS AIM TO OPEN THE NEW

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Man sentenced in emotional hearing for hit-and-run - Duration: 1:59.

STRENGTH AND AN INSPIRATION TO

US ALL.

>> I'VE LOST MY PURPOSE.

MY LIFE HAS BEEN CHANGED

FOREVER.

REPORTER: TROOPER RYAN HICKEY

SAYS HE SUFFERS EVERY DAY FROM

THE INJURIES HE SUFFERED AFTER

BEING HIT BY AN SUV ON THE

EVERETT TURNPIKE ONE YEAR AGO.

BEHIND THE WHEEL OF THAT VEHICLE

WAS ERIC JACKSON, WHO PLEADED

GUILTY TODAY TO ONE COUNT OF

CONDUCT AFTER AN ACCIDENT.

>> HE FLED FROM THE SCENE AFTER

HITTING ME AND LEAVING ME IN THE

ROADWAY.

HE'S NEVER TAKEN RESPONSIBILITY

FOR HIS ACTIONS AND THE REST OF

MY LIFE HAS BEEN ALTERED DUE TO

THAT NIGHT.

HE SHOWED NO REMORSE FOR WHAT HE

DID TO ME AND HIS CRIME CANNOT

GO UNPUNISHED.

REPORTER: HICKEY TOLD THE COURT

DURING THIS SENTENCING HEARING

ABOUT THE ONGOING PHYSICAL AND

MENTAL PAIN HE CONTINUES TO

STRUGGLE WITH, PAIN THAT H

PREVENTED HIM FROM RETURNING TO

WORK AND MAY SOME DAY FORCE THE

END OF HIS CAREER AS A TROOPER.

JACKSON SAYS HE FELL ASLEEP

WHILE DRIVING THAT NIGHT, WAS

AWOKEN BY THE IMPACT, BUT NEVER

STOPPED.

>> I NOW RECOGNIZE VERY CLEARLY

I SHOULD HAVE STOPPED ON THE

HIGHWAY THAT NIGHT.

NOT DOING SO WAS A MISTAKE.

AND I DO ACCEPT FULL

RESPONSIBILITY FOR THAT.

>> YOUR HONOR, I HOPE YOU

UNDERSTAND THE PAIN AND

SUFFERING I ENDURE EVERY DAY AND

BASED ON MR ACKSONS ACTIONS I'LL

BE DEALING WITH A CONSTANT

REMINDER OF THAT NIGHT FOR THE

REST OF MY LIFE.

>> I SINCERELY REGRET MY MISTAKE

AND I DEEPLY SORRY FOR THE PAIN

THAT THIS ACCIDENT HAS CAUSE

REPORTER: JUDGE CHARLES TEMPLE

TOLD JACKSON THAT HE HAS LEFT

TWO FAMILIES IN PAIN WITH HIS

ACTIONS, BUT SENTENCED HIM TO

JUST 10 DAYS IN JAIL, LESS THAN

THE MONTH REQUESTED BY THE

STAT

THE JUDGE TOLD HICKEY NO MATTER

WHAT HAPPENS IN THE FUTURE HE

WILL ALWAYS BE A STATE TROOPER

-- SAYING HE HAS SHOWN COURAGE

AND CHARACTER THROUGH THIS

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For metro police, Iowa deputy's death a painful reminder - Duration: 1:14.

YEAR AND

URBANDALE LOSS OF THREE.

>> WHENEVER ANY ONE OF US IS

INJURED AROUND THIS COUNTRY OR

KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY, IT

IS HEART-BREAKING.

MARCUS: FOR CENTRAL IOWA, MAYBE

EVEN MORE SO.

URBANDALE POLICE ARE DEALING

WITH THE DEATH OF OFFICER JUSTIN

MARTIN WHO WAS AMBUSHED WHILE

SITTING IN HIS POLICE CRUISER IN

EARLY NOVEMBER.

THEY KNOW THE POTTAWATTAMIE

COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT WILL

NEVER FORGET DEPUTY MARK

BURBRIDGE.

>> I DON'T THINK THAT WOUND EVER

CLOSES.

I THINK YOU TRY EVERY DAY TO

PUSH FORWARD AND TRY TO HEAL.

WE TRY TO HEAL.

MARCUS: DES MOINES POLICE

DEALING WITH 3 DEATHS.

SGT. TONY BEMINIO WAS AMBUSHED

THE SAME MORNING AS URBANDALE

OFFICER MARTIN.

THE OTHER OFFICERS, CARLOS

PUENTE MORALES AND SUSAN

FARRELL, WHO WERE TRANSPORTING A

PRISONER WHEN THEIR VEHICLE WAS

HIT BY A DRUNK DRIVER.

THEY KNOW THE PAIN.

PAIN THAT WILL LINGER.

>> I THINK IT HAS BEEN DESCRIBED

AS A WEIGHT WE ARE ALWAYS GOING

TO PULL AROUND.

IT GETS A LITTLE LIGHTER AS TIME

GOES ON.

MARCUS: AS THE POTTAWATTAMIE

COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT WILL

IND OUT, THERE IS COMFORT AND

STRENGTH IN NUMBERS.

KNOWING YOU HAVE SUPPORT FROM

THE COMMUNITY WILL KEEP THEM

GOING.

>> WHEN WE SEE THAT PEOPLE, THEY

DO CARE AND THEY TRULY

APPRECIATE WHAT WE WERE DOING.

AND ALL THE TIMES WE ARE THERE

For more infomation >> For metro police, Iowa deputy's death a painful reminder - Duration: 1:14.

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BIG GFX PACK (UNBELIEVABLE) 100 SUBS 😱😱😱 !!! - Duration: 1:27.

For more infomation >> BIG GFX PACK (UNBELIEVABLE) 100 SUBS 😱😱😱 !!! - Duration: 1:27.

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How is the primary decided? - Duration: 0:41.

ALLIE WARE EXPLAINS THAT HIS

PRIMARY ELECTIONS WORK.

ALLIE: TODAY, VOTERS ACROSS

MISSISSIPPI ARE CASTING VOTES

AND A PRIMARY ELECTION.

THE PRIMARY WERE NET -- WILL

NARROW THE FIELD OF CANDIDATES

BEFORE A GENERAL ELECTION.

IF THERE ARE MORE THAN THREE

CANDIDATES A CERTAIN RACE, ONE

CANDIDATE MUST GET 50% VOTE TO

WIN TO MOVE ON TO THE GENERAL

ELECTION.

IF NO CANDIDATE IS ABLE TO GET

BACK, THE TOP TWO VOTE GETTERS

WILL COMPETE IN A RUNOFF.

IN MISSISSIPPI, THE RUNOFF

ELECTION DATE IS MAY 16.

GENERAL ELECTION IS JUNE 6.

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Investigation underway for officer-involved shooting - Duration: 1:12.

REPORTER YOU CAN SEE THERE ARE

A LOT OF OFFICERS OUT HERE.

I TALKED TO A WOMAN WHO LIVES

NEAR THIS SCENE WHO TELLS ME SHE

HEARD YELLING FOLLOWED BY 5 OR 6

GUNSHOTS.

BY THE TIME SHE RAN OUTSIDE, SHE

SAW A MAN LAYING IN THE STREET.

ALBUQUERQUE POLICE TELL US THAT

SUSPECT WAS TAKEN TO UNM

HOSPITAL.

WE'RE TOLD THERE WERE NO

OFFICERS INJURED IN THIS

SHOOTING.

THERE IS A CHARTER SCHOOL, A

PRE-SCHOOL AND A DAYCARE IN THIS

AREA.

PARENTS TELL US INVESTIGATORS

TOLD THEM STUDENTS WERE BEING

HELD INSIDE WHILE OFFICERS

SEARCHED FOR POSSIBLE ADDITIONAL

SUSPECTS.

I SPOKE TO ONE MOTHER WHO WAS IN

TEARS, TERRIFIED THAT THIS COULD

HAPPEN SO CLOSE TO HER SON'S

SCHOOL.

REPORTER: WHEN YOU PULLED UP AND

SAW THIS, WHAT DID YOU SEE?

>> I CANNOT BELIEVE WHAT WAS

GOING ON.

EVERYTHING IS FINE.

THEY ARE OK.

REPORTER: THOSE PARENTS TELL ME

THEY HAVE SINCE BEEN GIVEN THE

ALL CLEAR AND HAVE PICKED UP

THEIR KIDS.

RIGHT NOW, WE DON'T KNOW WHAT

LED UP TO THE SHOOTING.

WE'RE WORKING TO GET MORE

INFORMATION FROM APD, AND WILL

KEEP YOU UPDATED.

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Hikers stunned to hear man was nailed to a tree - Duration: 1:42.

GUARDARO IS LIVE THERE WITH WHAT

WE KNOW ABOUT THIS BIZARRE

STORY.

CHRIS?

REPORTER: THE MORE WE FIND OUT

ABOUT THIS STORY, THE STRANGER

IT GETS.

AND NOW THAT WORD HAS SPREAD,

HIKERS HERE SAY THEY CAN'T

BELIEVE IT HAPPENE

>> HE WASN'T SCREAMING ARE

BLEEDING.

REPORTER POLICE SAY EARLY

MONDAY MORNING POLICE FOUND A

MAN THAT HAD HIS HANDS PINNED TO

A TREE THROUGH NAILS.

THAT IS UNBELIEVABLE.

REPORTER: INVESTIGATORS ARE

WORKING ON CRACKING THE MYSTERY

OF WHO NAILED A MAN TO A TREE

OFF OF A BOSQUE TRAIL, NEAR

CENTRAL.

THEY DON'T KNOW HOW LONG HE WAS

LEFT THERE, AND WHY THEY DID IT.

WE HAVE A LOT OF UNANSWERED

QUESTIONS.

REPORTER: POLICE WHEN THEY GOT

THERE THE MAN SEEMED CONFUSED.

THEY TOOK THE NAILS OUT OF HIS

HANDS SENT HIM TO THE HOSPITAL.

TONIGHT INVESTIGATORS ARE

FRUSTRATED BECAUSE THEY SAY HE'S

REFUSING TO TALK TO THEM AND

ANSWER ANY OF THEIR QUESTIONS.

>> IT, ATTENTION BECAUSE WE GO

IN THAT AREA QUITE A BIT.

WE ARE ALWAYS ON THE LOOKOUT FOR

STRANGE THINGS.

THAT HAS TO BE THE STRANGEST.

REPORTER: THE MAN IS EXPECTED TO

BE OK.

APD SAYS THEY'RE STILL TRYING TO

TALK TO HIM TO FIND OUT WHAT

HAPPENED.

NOW HIKERS ON THE BOSQUE TRAIL

SAY THEY'RE BEING A LITTLE MORE

CAUTIOUS.

>> IT MAKES YOU A LITTLE

NERVOUS.

YOU DON'T KNOW IF HE SHOULD BE

COMING HERE ON THE TRAIL.

IT IS BEAUTIFUL DOCTOR.

I FIND IT HARD TO BELIEVE THAT

THAT WOULD HAPPEN TO ANYONE.

REPORTER: APD WOULDN'T GIVE US

THE NAME OF THE MAN AND TOLD US

THEY COULD USE THE PUBLIC'S HELP

TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED SINCE

THE MAN WHO WAS NAILED TO A TREE

HERE ISN'T TELLING THEM.

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4 charged with first-degree murder in deadly shooting of OU student - Duration: 1:19.

ARRAIGNED AND BEING HELD WITHOUT

BOND.

>> I JUST HEARD TWO GUNSHOTS

FROM INSIDE MY APARTMENT.

PATTY: THIS WAS THE CALL THAT

STARTED THE SEARCH FOR ANSWERS

ON THE DEATH OF 0U STUDENT

NATHAN EWING.

>> IT'S ANOTHER CASE WE HAVE

THAT SOMEONE LOSS THEIR LIVES

DUE TO DRUGS.

PATTY: THE CLEVELAND COUNTY

DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAYS THERE'S

ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO SHOW ARMANI

MORGAN GAVE THE GUN TO TYREK

TURNER, WHO ALLEGEDLY CAME UP

WITH THE PLAN.

>> THEY WERE LOOKING FOR ANY

DRUG DEALER TO ROB, AND THEY

WERE LEAD TO EWING

PATTY: RECORDS SHOW, CODY

TURBEVILLE DROVE THE MEN TO THIS

NORMAN APARTMENT COMPLEX SUNDAY

NIGHT.

TURNER GAVE THE GUN TO JAMES

SMITH.

POLICE SAY SMITH POINTED THE GUN

TO EWING'S FACE AND TURNER PUT

HIS FRIEND IN A CHOKEHOLD.

>> HE FLINCHED AND HE SHOT HIM.

PATTY: POLICE SAY TWO WITNESSES

WITH KNOWLEDGE OF THE CASE

TIPPED THEM OFF.

>> ALL 4 SUSPECTS CONFESSED TO

THEIR INVOLVEMENT AND ROLES THEY

HAD.

PATTY: THE ALLEGED DRUG DEAL

EXCHANGE STARTED ON SOCIAL

MEDIA.

>> IN THIS CASE YOU HAVE

DEFENDANTS TRYING TO WIPE THEIR

PHONES BEFORE THEY GIVE THEM

OVER.

PATTY: THE TWO ADULTS HAVE HAD

RUN-INS WITH THE DISTRICT

POLICE, BUT THE ATTORNEY COULD

For more infomation >> 4 charged with first-degree murder in deadly shooting of OU student - Duration: 1:19.

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Flooded Butler Co. basement leads to dispute between family, water district - Duration: 2:16.

WASHOUT.

MR. NORTHERN: FROM WHAT I WAS

TOLD, THAT WATER TANK HOLDS

250,000 GALLONS OF WATER.

AND THEY ESTIMATED ABOUT 40,000

IN MY BASEMENT, ACCORDING TO THE

FOLKS I TALKED TO THAT PUMPED IT

OUT.

TODD: PARTS OF THIS STORY ARE

NOT IN DISPUTE.

SCOTT NORTHERN AND THE SOUTHWEST

REGIONAL WATER DISTRICT AGREE

THAT IN SEPTEMBER ONE OF THE

TOWER'S WATER LINES FAILED,

SENDING WATER RUSHING TOWARD THE

HOME NORTHERN SHARES WITH HIS

WIFE, KAREN.

MR. NORTHERN: IT WENT IN THOSE

TWO WINDOWS THERE.

TODD: THE NORTHERNS DOCUMENTED

THE CHAOS AND THE CLEANUP,

CONFIDENT THEY'D GET FINANCIAL

RELIEF FROM THE WATER DISTRICT.

MR. NORTHERN: I LOST MY

GRANDMOTHER'S ROCKING CHAIR THAT

PROBABLY DATES BACK TO THE LATE

1700'S, A CIVIL WAR CAP POUCH

TODD: NORTHERN SAYS HE AND HIS

WIFE LOST ABOUT $20,000 WORTH OF

PROPERTY.

THEIR INSURANCE COMPANY COVERED

THE HOUSE, BUT NOT THE CONTENTS.

NORTHERN ASSUMED THE WATER

DISTRICT WOULD PAY FOR THE REST.

BUT SEVEN MONTHS LATER THAT

HASN'T BEEN THE CASE.

MR. NORTHERN: I HAVEN'T EVEN GOT

SO MUCH AS A PHONE CALL OUT OF

THESE GUYS, YOU KNOW, NO "WE'RE

SORRY" OR ANYTHING.

I DIDN'T ASK FOR THAT PIPE TO

BREAK.

I'M JUST SITTING OVER HOLDING

DOWN MY LITTLE PIECE OF THE

EARTH, PAYING MY TAXES, TRYING

TO WORK 40 A WEEK AND GO ON WITH

LIFE.

AND THESE GUYS COME IN AND STOMP

ALL OVER ME AND LEAVE ME LYING.

TODD: INITIALLY, THE CINCINNATI

INSURANCE COMPANY, WHICH COVERS

THE WATER DISTRICT, DENIED THE

NORTHERNS' CLAIM, SAYING THE

WATER DISTRICT ENJOYED SOVEREIGN

IMMUNITY LIKE THE GOVERNMENT

DOES.

MR. NORTHERN: THEY BASICALLY

SAID THAT THEY'RE NOT LIABLE FOR

ANYTHING.

TODD: AFTER THE NORTHERNS PUSHED

THE ISSUE, CINCINNATI INSURANCE

ACKNOWLEDGED THE IMMUNITY CLAIM

WAS "MADE IN ERROR."

BUT THEN THE INSURANCE AGENT

SAID THE NORTHERNS WERE STILL

OUT OF LUCK.

THE WATER DISTRICT, HE SAID, WAS

NOT NEGLIGENT AND THE "WATER

LINE FAILURE WAS NOT

FORESEEABLE."

MR. NORTHERN: IT'S BEEN A

NIGHTMARE.

IT'S THE WORST THING WE'VE HAD

TO DEAL WITH SINCE WE'VE BEEN

MARRIED.

TODD: I TRIED TO SPEAK TO THE

GENERAL MANAGER OF THE SOUTHWEST

REGIONAL WATER DISTRICT.

INSTEAD OF AN INTERVIEW, I

RECEIVED A STATEMENT.

IN PART, IT SAYS THE WATER

DISTRICT'S BOARD IS WILLING TO

RECONSIDER THE CLAIM.

BUT THEY WANT THE COUPLE TO

PROVIDE "AN ITEMIZATION OF

THEIR LOSS SUPPORTED BY A

PROFESSIONAL APPRAISAL.

TO DATE, THE DISTRICT HAS NOT

RECEIVED THAT APPRAISAL."

SCOTT NORTHERN TELLS ME HE DID

SUBMIT A LIST OF ITEMS DAMAGED

BY THAT BROKEN WATER LINE, ALONG

WITH PHOTOS.

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Yazoo sheriff investigates homicide - Duration: 0:53.

CAP BRADY CAN GET IN

YOUR PHONE'S APP STORE.

BREAKING NEWS AT 5:00, A YAZOO

COUNTY WOMAN DEAD, HER KILLER ON

THE LOOSE.

KEEGAN FOXX'S LIFE IN THE NEW

TERM.

KEEGAN MOTOR INVESTIGATORS

SAYING?

KEEGAN: DEPUTIES ARE ASKING FOR

HELP.

THE CALL THE FBI IN.

30'S FOUND THE WOMAN DEAD BEHIND

THE WHEEL OF A CAR AND

APARTMENTS JUST OUTSIDE OF YAZOO

CITY.

AUTHORITIES SAY THE GUNMAN

OPENED FIRE, KILLING THE

33-YEAR-OLD WOMAN.

THE KILLER GOT AWAY.

NUMEROUS FOUND THE VICTIM DEAD

IN A CAR AROUND 4:00 THIS

MORNING.

TWO BIGGEST HAVE NOT RELEASED

HER -- HER IDENTITY OR NAMED A

SUSPECT.

ANYONE WITH ANY INFORMATION HE

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How Cincinnati mayoral candidates spent their Election Day - Duration: 5:11.

MIKE: WE HAVE REPORTERS COVERING

EACH OF THE THREE CAMPAIGNS

TODAY.

EMILY WOOD IS WITH YVETTE

SIMPSON, AMANDA KELLEY HAS ROB

RICHARDSON JR.

SHEREE: AND WE BEGIN WITH JO

LONDON, WHO IS LIVE WITH JOHN

CRANLEY'S CAMPAIGN.

JOHN

JOHN: MAYOR CRANLEY IS EXPECTED

HERE AT THE INCLINE PUBLIC HOUSE

IN A COUPLE OF HOURS,

COUNTING ON A FIRST-PLACE FINISH

TONIGHT TO GET THE HEAD-TO-HEAD

REELECTION CAMPAIGN OFF TO A

RUNNING START.

THE CITY'S MAYOR SPENT PRIMARY

DAY PRACTICING THE ART OF RETAIL

POLITICS, STARTING IT BY VOTING

FOR HIMSELF AT HIS EAST SIDE

POLLING PLACE, MAKING A CASE TO

STAY WITH WHAT WORKS, MEANING

HIS AGENDA.

MAYOR CRANLEY: THE CITY IS DOING

WELL, BUT WE HAVE MORE WORK TO

DO.

WE'VE ADDED 7,500 JOBS.

WE'VE PUT 100 COPS ON THE

STREET.

WE'VE BALANCED THE BUDGET.

WE'RE INVESTING IN

NEIGHBORHOODS, AND I THINK WE

SHOULD -- WE SHOULDN'T TURN BACK

NOW ON THAT PROGRESS.

JOHN: CRANLEY SAYS IN A SECOND

FOUR-YEAR TERM AT THE HELM OF

CITY HALL MORE SECTORS OF THE

COMMUNITY WILL SHARE IN THE

GROWTH AND ECONOMIC UPTICK.

HE HAD HIS 8-YEAR-OLD SON WITH

HIM THIS MORNING.

BEFORE BEING DROPPED OFF AT

SCHOOL, YOUNG JOSEPH WAS ASKED

IF HE ENVISIONED A FUTURE IN

POLITICS AND SHOOK HIS HEAD NO.

DAD MIGHT INJECT A LITTLE

POLITICS 101 DURING JOSEPH'S

HOMEWORK TOMORROW NIGHT.

MAYOR CRANLEY: WE'RE AMERICANS.

WE SHOULD GO OUT AND VOTE.

I HOPE EVERYBODY LISTENING WILL

MAKE SURE THEY GET HERE BEFORE

7:30 P.M., WHICH IS WHEN T

POLLS CLOSE, ALL DAY, AND

THERE'S NOT A VERY LONG LINE.

JOHN: IT WOULD BE A STUNNER IF

CRANLEY FINISHED OUT OF THE

RUNNING TONIGHT.

OUR UNDERSTANDING IS THE TOP

REPORTING PRECINCTS SO FAR,

NORTHSIDE CLIFTON, AVALON DALE,

AND COLLEGE HILL WERE HE TO

, FINISH SECOND, IT WOULD CHANGE

THE INITIAL NARRATIVE OF HIS

CAMPAIGN FOR REELECTION.

YVETTE SIMPSON IS HOPING FOR

THAT.

WLWT NEWS 5'S EMILY WOOD IS

COVERING HER CAMPAIGN TONIGHT

LIVE IN WALNUT HILLS.

EMILY: THANKS, JOHN.

YVETTE SIMPSON SAYS TODAY IS THE

BEST DAY OF THE YEAR.

SHE STARTED THIS MORNING HITTING

MORE THAN 20 POLLING PLACES AS

PART OF HER GRASSROOTS

NEIGHBORHOOD APPROACH TO

POLITICS.

[HORNS HON

EMILY: A HONK FOR SUPPORT SOUNDS

GOOD TO YVETTE SIMPSON

VOLUNTEERS.

BUT WHAT THE COUNCILWOMAN REALLY

NEEDS IS STRONG VOTER TURNOUT

FOR HER FIRST PRIMARY AS A

MAYORAL CANDIDATE.

MS. SIMPSON: THE BIG THING FOR

ME IS, ARE PEOPLE GOING TO SHOW

UP?

AND IF THEY SHOW UP, I THINK WE

WIN.

IF THEY DON'T, THEN IT'S A

TOSSUP.

EMILY: SIMPSON SPENT HER MORNING

TRYING TO HIT AS MANY POLLING

PLACES AS POSSIBLE, INCLUDING

ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

IN AVONDALE.

MS. SIMPSON: THANK YOU, GUYS,

FOR YOUR HARD WORK TODAY.

>> THANK YOU.

EMILY: IT'S PART OF HER EMPHASIS

ON NEIGHBORHOODS AND HOW SHE

PLANS TO RUN THE MAYORAL OFFICE,

BY OPENING LOCATIONS AROUND THE

CITY FOR PEOPLE TO ASK QUESTIONS

AND DISCUSS ISSUES.

MS. SIMPSON: I WANT OUR

ADMINISTRATION TO BE OUT OF CITY

HALL, OUT OF CENTENNIAL, ON THE

GROUND ANSWERING PEOPLE'S

QUESTIONS, DEALING WITH REAL

ISSUES, SO YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE

A MUCH MORE ACTIVE

ADMINISTRATION COMING OUT OF MY

OFFICE.

EMILY: SIMPSON SAYS SHE WILL BE

THE NEEDED CHANGE TO CITY

LEADERSHIP IF SHE CAN GET THE

VOTES.

MS. SIMPSON: I JUST WANT PEOPLE

TO GO VOTE.

EVEN IF YOU'RE NOT VOTING FOR

ME, VOTE

EMILY: SIMPSON ALSO SAYS SHE

WILL FIND INNOVATIVE WAYS TO

KEEP THE CITY SAFE, CREATE JOBS,

AND ADDRESS THE HEROIN CRISIS.

WE NOW GO TO AMANDA KELLEY.

AMANDA?

AMANDA: EMILY, RICHARDSON HAS

BEEN PUSHING HARD THROUGHOUT

THIS CAMPAIGN.

HE IS DOING THE SAME THING

TODAY, SAYING HE'S NOT TAKING A

SINGLE VOTE FOR GRANTED, HOPING

TO PULL OFF A SURPRISING WIN

AGAINST TWO INCUMBENTS TONIGHT.

MAYORAL CANDIDATE ROB RICHARDSON

SPENT THE DAY SHAKING HANDS,

MAKING ONE LAST CAMPAIGN PUSH ON

PRIMARY DAY.

MR. RICHARDSON: I THINK THE

VOTERS ARE READY FOR A CHANGE.

WHILE WE HAVE THREE CANDIDATES,

YOU REALLY ONLY HAVE TWO

CHOICES.

YOU HAVE A CHOICE BETWEEN THE

INCUMBENTS, WHO I DON'T THINK

HAVE PROVIDED THE LONG-TERM

LEADERSHIP THAT THE CITY NEEDS,

OR ME, WHICH WE'RE GOING TO

EMBRACE A DIFFERENT PATH.

AMANDA: RICHARDSON HAS NEVER

HELD PUBLIC OFFICE BEFORE AND

CAME INTO THE RACE WITH LITTLE

NAME RECOGNITION.

HIS PROMISE TO VOTERS IS TO

FOCUS ON LONG-TERM GOALS IN

TRANSPORTATION, EDUCATION, AND

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

MR. RICHARDSON: I'VE BEEN

INVOLVED IN SERVICE FOR A LONG

TIME IN THIS COMMUNITY BECAUSE I

BELIEVE IN CINCINNATI AND I WANT

TO SEE US GROW AND BE THE MOST

COMPETITIVE CITY AS POSSIBLE,

AND I BELIEVE WE HAVE ALL THE

ASSETS TO DO THAT.

AMANDA: THE U.C. TRUSTEE HAS AN

UPHILL BATTLE TO VICTORY TONIGHT

IN ORDER TO PUT HIS PLANS FOR

CINCINNATI INTO ACTION.

MR. RICHARDSON: PEOPLE THAT HAVE

REALLY GOTTEN TO KNOW ME

UNDERSTAND THAT MY MOTIVATION IS

REALLY ABOUT SERVING THIS CITY

AND MOVING US FORWAR

AMANDA: RICHARDSON ALS

HAS PLANS TO COMBAT CRIME AND

FIGHT THAT HEROIN EPIDEMIC IN

THE CITY.

IF ELECTED HE'LL BE WITH

SUPPORTERS TONIGHT DOWNTOWN,

WATCHING THE RESULTS ROLL IN.

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Winds Ease As Temperatures Fall - Duration: 3:42.

WINDY TUESDAY FOR YOU.

KEVIN ROBINSON IS IN.

KEVIN: THE WIND ADVISORY THAT

WAS EFFECT JUST CANCELED AT

THE TOP OF THE HOUR.

WE ARE GETTING WIND GUSTS OVER

40.

WE STILL HAVE WIND GUS OVER 35

IN CINCINNATI.

I HAVE BEEN WATCHING THE WINDS

GRADUALLY DECREASE, AND IT WILL

CONTINUE AS WE HEAD INTO THE

EVENING HOURS.

HERE IS A LI LOOK THIS

EVENING.

A PRETTY NICE ONE.

65 AT THE AIRPORT.

WE HAVE OURSELVES A WEST WIND.

TEMPERATURES VARY AND IT DEPENDS

ON YOUR LOCATION.

NORTH OF THE OHIO RIVER, MORE

CLOUDS WITH LESS SON -- SUN.

MAYSVILLE AT 69.

61 IN SPRINGBORO AND INTO THE

UPPER 50'S IN CONNERSVILLE.

AROUND THE METRO, MOST OF US

HOVERING IN THE 60'S.

AS THE SUN SETS, ARE

TEMPERATURES WILL DROP OFF.

50 BY 11.

IT IS A CHILL MAIN NIGHT.

MOST WILL SEE TEMPERATURES DROP

INTO THE MID 40'S, EVEN LOW FOR

THE -- LOW 40'S IN THE NORTHERN

COMMUNITIES.

TOMORROW, UNSEASONABLY COOL BY

EARLY MAY STANDARDS.

WE WILL BE CLOSE TO 70.

HIGHS WI BE CLOSE TO 50, AS

THE SUN WILL FADE BEHIND

BUILDING CLOUD COVER.

RIGHT NOW WE HAVE BRISK WINDS

ACROSS THE OHIO VALLEY.

THERE HAVE BEEN SHOWERS NEAR

DAYTON AND COLUMBUS.

THIS IS PART OF THE DEPARTING

STORM SYSTEM FROM THE WEEKEND.

HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD IN

TONIGHT.

HOT ON THE HEELS OF THAT IS THE

NEXT SYSTEM THAT PROMISES A

DECENT SOAKING TOMORROW NIGHT,

THURSDAY, INTO FRIDAY, AND EVEN

INTO SATURDAY.

HERE'S A LOOK AT FUTURECAST.

QUIET TONIGHT.

THE CLOUDS WILL GO AWAY.

WE WILL START TOMORROW WITH A

DECENT AMOUNT OF SUNSHINE, BUT

IT WILL FADE BEHIND BUILDING

CLOUDS AND IN THE AFTERNOON

THERE MAY BE SPRINKLES OR A

STRAY SHOWER.

I DO NOT EXPECT MUCH RAIN

TOMORROW BY THE EVENING COMMUTE,

THINGS WILL BE QUIET, AND IT

WILL BE QUITE THROUGH

DINNERTIME.

BUT AFTER MIDNIGHT TOMORROW

NIGHT AND HEADING INTO THURSDAY,

THE RAIN WILL BUILD IN ACROSS

THE ARE HEAVIER, AND IT LOOKS

WET ACROSS THURSDAY, AND THE

SHOWERS WILL LINGER INTO FRIDAY

AND INTO SATURDAY.

44 FOR THE LOW TONIGHT UNDER

CLEARING SKIES.

TOMORROW LESS WIN TONIGHT AND

TOMORROW, BUT ONLY 58 FOR A HIGH

WITH THE THREAT OF SPRINKLES IN

HERE LATE.

HERE'S THE HOUR-BY-HOUR

FORECAST.

50'S DINNERTIME INTO THE 40'S

OVERNIGHT, 45 BY MORNING, AND

TEMPERATURES WILL REBOUND BUT

ONLY INTO THE MID AND UPPER 50'S

TOMORROW, AND IT LOOKS LIKE RAIN

BECOMES DECREASINGLY WIDESPREAD

BY THE TIME WE GET TOO LATE

TOMORROW NIGHT.

HERE IS THE 700 DAY FORECAST.

RAIN ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY,

SATURDAY, AND HIGHS ONLY IN THE

50'S FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

THE GOOD NEWS, WE HAVE A LIV

PIG EVENT ON SATURDAY.

IT DOES NOT LOOK LIKE A COMPLETE

WASHOUT, BUT NOT THE MOST

PLEASANT OF SATURDAY'S.

SATURDAY NIGHT WE JOB INTO THE

UPPER 30'S.

I EXPECT THERE CAN BE PATCHY

FROST OVER THE WEEKEND AND A

CHILLY START FOR SUNDAY FOR THE

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Man attacked woman while she picked up packages in front of Enid home, police say - Duration: 1:06.

KOCO'S MECCA RAYNE BRINGS US THE

DETAILS FROM ENID.

MECCA: PACKAGES ARE NORMALLY

LEFT THERE ON THIS DAY.

SHE PICKED THEM UP TO GO INSIDE,

AND COULD FEEL SOMETHING OR

SOMEONE BEHIND HER.

THE VICTIM'S FEELING WAS RIGHT.

THERE WAS SOMEONE THERE.

>> THERE WAS SOMEONE THERE.

SHE TURNED AROUND SAW A WHITE

MALE

MECCA: AND HE WAS DETERMINED TO

GET INSIDE.

>> HE KIND OF PUSHED HER THROUGH

THE DOOR.

MECCA: THESE PICTURES, EVIDENCE

OF WHAT HAPPENED NEXT.

A STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE STRANGER

AND THE ARMED HOMEOWNER.

>> SHE KIND OF FELL WITH THE GUN

IN HER HAND AND THE STRUGGLED

OVER IT AND HE TOOK THE GUN FROM

HER, HIT HER IN THE HEAD AND SHE

WENT UNCONSCIOUS FOR A FEW

SECONDS.

MECCA: AND WHEN SHE CAME TO, SHE

WAS STILL IN DEFENSE MODE.

>> AND WHEN SHE CAME UP, SHE

JUST GRABBED THE GUN AND SHOT

OVER HER SHOULDER.

MECCA: SHE HIT THE WALL, INSTEAD

OF THE SUSPECT WHO HAD ALREADY

TAKEN OFF.

>> IN THE STATE OF GOING

UNCONSCIOUS AND BECOMING

CONSCIOUS AGAIN SHE PROBABLY

THOUGHT SHE WAS STILL IN THE

MOMENT AND THE FIRED THE SHO

POLICE WERE CALLED AND SHE WAS

TAKEN TO THE HOSPITA

IF YOU KNOW ANYTHING, POLICE

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Nationwide search underway for carfentanil suspect - Duration: 1:34.

REPORTER: INVESTIGATORS DRESSED

IN HAZMAT SUITS SAY THEY FOUND

TRACES OF THE DRUG IN THIS

APARTMENT BUILDING ON SENTINEL

COURT AND NOW THE CONCERN IS HE

COULD HAVE CARFENTANIL WITH HIM.

24-YEAR-OLD PRESTON THORPE H

BROWN HAIR AND EYES AND TATTOOS

ON BOTH ARMS.

POLICE BELIEVE HE MIGHT BE

TRAVELLING WITH HIS GIRLFRIEND,

28-YEAR-OLD ASHELY ARBOGAST.

THEY COULD BE DRIVING A NEWER

MODEL AUDI A-4 WITH NEW

HAMPSHIRE TEMPORARY DEAL

NUMBER 2089050.

LAST THURSDAY POLICE SAY THORPE

CLEANED OUT HIS APARTMENT AND

WAS GONE BEFORE THEY GOT THERE.

AUTHORITIES SAY THEY FOU

TRACES OF CARFENTANIL, A DEADLY

DRUG 100 TIMES MORE POTENT THAN

FENTANYL.

WE JUST TALKED WITH A NEIGHBOR

WHO RECOGNIZES THORPE BUT NEVER

NOTICED HIM DOING ANYTHING

UNUSUAL.

>> SOMETIMES HE HAD A PET AND

SOMETIMES HE DIDN'T AND THEY

WOULD WALK

I JUST NOTICE HIM FROM ALL THE

TATTOOS.

>> IT'S USUALLY A VERY QUIET

AREA.

WE DON'T USUALLY HAVE A LOT OF

EXCITEMENT OR THINGS LIKE THIS

HAPPEN.

>> DETECTIVES SEEM TO BELIEVE HE

MIGHT BE HEADING WEST.

HE'S FROM THE CALIFORNIA AREA

ORIGINALLY.

>> ANYONE WITH INFORMATION ON

THORPE'S WHEREABOUTS COULD BE

ELIGIBLE FOR A CASH REWARD

YOU CAN CONTACT POLICE AT