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ROAD --

WHEN HE RAN INTO THE ROAD AND

WHEN HE WAS HIT AND KILLED RIGHT

HERE.

PROSECUTORS TODAY CALLED THE

DRIVER CALLOUS AND INHUMANE.

HOLDING HANDS, HOPING FOR

JUSTICE.

PARENTS CAME FACE TO FACE, WITH

THE WOMAN ACCUSED OF KILLING

4-YEAR-OLD JONATHAN LOJA, EASTER

SUNDAY.

MELISSA KNIGHT, HID BEHIND HER

LAYWER, AS PROSECUTORS CALLED

HER ACTIONS "APPALLING."

>> THE LEVEL OF CALLOUSNESS AND

TALK TO LEAVE A FOUR-YEAR-OLD

CHILD TO DIE IN THE MIDDLE OF

THE ROAD AND THEN LIE ABOUT IT

AND ATTEMPT TO COVER IT UP, ITS

-- IT IS INHUMAN.

SHAUN: MILFORD POLICE SAY AFTER

THE CRASH KNIGHT WASHED HER CAR,

AND TRIED TO FIX A DENT TO THROW

INVESTIGATORS OFF-COURSE.

>> FOR THE LAST 20 DAYS, SHE HAS

DONE NOTHING BUT DESTROY

EVIDENCE, ALTER EVIDENCE, LIE TO

THE POLICE, MISLEAD THEM

DISTRACT THEM, BUT IT WASN'T

GOOD ENOUGH.

SHAUN: APPARENTLY NOT.

THEY LINKED A TINY PIECE OF

PLASTIC FROM THE SCENE, TO HER

CHEVY AND FOUND THE BOY'S BLOOD

UNDER THE FRESHLY-WASHED CAR.

>> SHE HASN'T BEEN EVADING

ANYTHING.

SHE'S BEEN COOPERATING ALL THE

WAY THROUGH.

SHAUN: KNIGHT POSTED BAIL, AND

RAN FROM THE COURTHOUSE, WITH NO

COMMENT.

DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY?

THE BOY'S FAMILY, DID NOT WANT

TO SEE HER FREE.

THEY HOPE TO SEE JUSTICE, TO THE

END.

>> HAPPY BECAUSE THEY CAUGHT

SOMEONE.

ANGRY BECAUSE THEY JUST LIVED

THEIR LIVES LIKE NOTHING

HAPPENED.

JUSTICE IS COMING AND SHE'S

GOING TO GIVE IT TO US.

SHAUN: THE BOY'S FAMILY IS FROM

ECUADOR, WHERE THEY HELD A

FUNERAL.

For more infomation >> Driver attempted to cover up hit-and-run of child - Duration: 1:37.

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Teenager charged after pot brownies make students ill - Duration: 1:15.

THE POLICE CHIEF.

HE CONFIRMS A 13-YEAR-OLD BOY IS

CHARGED WITH DISTRIBUTION OF

MARIJUANA.

EMERGENCY VEHICLES LINED UP

OUTSIDE PLYMOUTH SOUTH MIDDLE

SCHOOL TODAY.

>> WE COULD STILL SEE KIDS

COMING OUT ON STRETCHERS AND IT

WAS JUST, LIKE, HARD FOR A LOT

OF US.

NICHOLE: SCHOOL OFFICIALS

CONFIRM 4 TO 5 STUDENTS

TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL JUST

BEFORE AFTER HAVING A QUOTE

11 A.M. ADVERSE REACTION TO

BROWNIES THEY'D CONSUMED.

>> SOMEONE'S OLDER BROTHER MADE

THEM AND THEY SOLD THEM IN THE

BOY'S LOCKER ROOM IN THE

MORNING.

TWO KIDS PASSED OUT AND A

TEACHER HAD TO RUN TO GET

SOMEONE AND HAD TO LIKE HOLD

THEM UP.

NICHOLE: SOME PARENTS ALERTED TO

THE SITUATION BY THEIR CHILDREN.

>> MY DAUGHTER TEXTED ME.

SHE SAID I'M HAVING A PANIC

ATTACK.

OUR FRIENDS ARE GETTING PULLED

OUT ON STRETCHERS.

MOM, IT'S NOT OK.

I'M VERY SCARED.

>> THE TEACHERS ARE BEING GOOD

ABOUT IT AND TALKING TO US ABOUT

IT.

NICHOLE: WE ARE TOLD ALL OF THE

STUDENTS WILL BE OK.

For more infomation >> Teenager charged after pot brownies make students ill - Duration: 1:15.

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NH Republicans say health care reform must fund Medicaid - Duration: 1:53.

UNDING TO

REPLACE IT, YOU WILL NOT SEE

MUCH SUPPORT IN CONGRESS FOR

PRESIDENT TRUMP'S HEALTH CARE

REFORMS.

TRUMP INSIDER COREY LEWANDOWSKI

TOURED THE NEW HAMPSHIRE

VETERANS HOME FRIDAY, LEARNING

MORE ABOUT A PROGRAM THAT USES

BIRDS TO HELP VETS.

HE SAYS THE PASSAGE OF THE

AMERICAN HEALTH CARE ACT IS

ANOTHER PROMISE KEPT BY

PRESIDENT TRUMP.

>> THE PRESIDENT MADE A

COMMITMENT DURING THE CAMPAIGN,

AND HE'S FOLLOWING THROUGH ON

THAT COMMITMENT TO REPEAL AND

REPLACE OBAMACARE.

ADAM: BUT TOP ELECTED

REPUBLICANS LIKE GOVERNOR SUNUNU

ARE NOT JOINING THE PRESIDENT'S

CELEBRATION.

>> THE BILL IN ITS CURRENT FORM

ISN'T SOMETHING I WOULD

SUBSCRIBE ON TO JUST YET.

IT'S A GOOD STEP FORWARD.

I'M HOPEFUL THAT THROUGH THE

SENATE PROCESS WE CAN PROVIDE

THE STATES MORE FLEXIBILITY,

MORE LOCAL CONTROLS.

ADAM: ONE OF THE BIGGEST

QUESTION MARKS IS HOW THE AHCA

WILL IMPACT NEW HAMPSHIRE.

>> THERE'S A LOT OF FEELING

AROUND THE COUNTRY THAT

OBAMACARE HAS TO CHANGE, AND IT

HAS TO CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.

WHAT I'LL BE LOOKING AT IS HOW

DOES IT AFFECT MEDICAID FUNDING

SO WE HAVE A BETTER IDEA OF HOW

TO PROCEED WITH MEDICAID

EXPANSION.

ADAM: AMONG STATE LEADERSHIP,

MEDICAID EXPANSION IS VIEWED AS

A BIPARTISAN SUCCESS.

>> WE'VE GOT OVER 50,000 PEOPL

WE'VE GOT 10,000 PEOPLE IN

DRUG-SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT

AND RECOVERY SERVICES.

ALL A RESULT.

OUR HOSPITAL'S UNCOMPENSATED

CARE HAS GONE DOWN.

ADAM: EXPANDED MEDICAID IS

ALMOST ENTIRELY FUNDED BY THE

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

REPUBLICANS BELIEVE BLOCK GRANTS

COULD REPLACE IT, BUT DEMOCRATS

SAY WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP THERE

ARE NO GUARANTEES.

>> AT THE END OF THE DAY WHAT WE

SHOULD BE DOING IS COMING

TOGETHER AND BUILDING ON WHAT WE

HAVE.

ADAM: STATE SENATOR JED BRADLEY

SAID IT IS IMPORTANT FOR

EVERYONE TO REMEMBER THIS BILL

For more infomation >> NH Republicans say health care reform must fund Medicaid - Duration: 1:53.

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Popup showers possible during warmth of afternoon - Duration: 2:28.

SEE THIS MORNING'S HEAVY

RAIN.

WE ARE NO LONGER DEALING WITH

THAT BUT WE HAVE TO DO WITH

SCATTERED SHOWERS AND THIS IS

THE PATTERN GOING INTO THE

WEEKEND.

THESE POP-UP SHOWERS DURING THE

WARMTH OF THE AFTERNOON.

TIM -- TODAY AND TOMORROW AND

EVEN INTO SUNDAY.

SOME OF THESE COULD LDAP INTO

ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS.

THEY ARE DRIFTING FROM SOUTH TO

NORTH.

WE ARE ON THE WARMER SIDE OF THE

SYSTEM BUT AS IT LETS OUT AND

PUSHES TOWARD NEW ENGLAND IT

WILL ENCOUNTER A BIG, BLOCKY

AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE.

IT WILL NOT BE ABLE TO EXIT THE

AREA QUICKLY.

WE LINGER WITH THE IMPACT IN THE

WEEKEND AND EARLY NEXT WEEK WITH

THE SYSTEM SLOW AND BEING LOCKED

UP IN THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE.

IT WILL LINGER AND DRAW CHILLY

AIR INTO THE MID-ATLANTIC INTO

PARTS OF NORTH CAROLINA.

THE AREA OF LOW PRESSURE WILL

GENERATE UNSEASONABLY COOL AIR

INTO TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK.

IF YOU WATCH ON FUTURECAST THERE

WILL BE SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS.

WE CANNOT RULE OUT A SHOWER

BRIEFLY PASSING THROUGH BUT THE

STEADY RAIN AND HEAVIEST STUFF

IS OUT OF HERE.

WATCH WHAT HAPPENS AS THE COLDER

AIR COMES IN INTO WEST VIRGINIA.

SOME SLEET OR WET SNOW MIXES IN

SNOWSHOE AND THE HIGHEST AREAS

OF WEST VIRGINIA.

WESTERN MARYLAND MIGHT GET SOME

WET SNOW TO MIX IN WITH THE RAIN

SHOWERS AS SOME CHILLY AIR

FILTERS AND BEHIND THE STORM.

NOTICE THE CLOUDS THAT ARE INTO

SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A BRIEF SHOWER

OR SPRINKLE INTO THE NEXT COUPLE

OF DAYS.

MOSTLY CLOUDY, A COUPLE OF

SCATTERED SHOWERS, LOWS IN THE

50'S.

RELATIVELY MILD.

HIGHS LOW 60'S WHICH WILL BE

CLOSE TO 10 DEGREES BELOW

AVERAGE.

POP-UP SHOWERS AND BREEZY WEST

WINDS AT 10 TO 15 MILES PER

HOUR.

SATURDAY ON THE BAY, A SMALL

CRAFT ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT FOR

GUSTS UP TO 30 KNOTS.

HERE IS YOUR MOUNTAIN FORECAST.

A MIX OF RAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS

TOMORROW, 42 DEGREES, 47 THE

HIGH ON SUNDAY.

IF YOU ARE GOING INTO THE

MOUNTAINS TAKE A JACKET. YOU

WILL NEED IT.

61 ON THE SHORE, A CHANCE FOR A

SHOWER.

63 SUNDAY.

OCEAN CITY, SCATTERED SHOWERS

TOMORROW AND A MIX OF SUN AND

CLOUDS AND SUNDAY.

70 FORECAST, 63 TOMORROW, HIGHS

IN THE 50'S ON SUNDAY AND

MONDAY.

For more infomation >> Popup showers possible during warmth of afternoon - Duration: 2:28.

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Another victim of former Volusia coach steps forward - Duration: 1:42.

>> FOUND PROBABLE CAUSE --

CLAIRE: KEYUNTA MURPHY IS FACING

TWO NEW COUNTS OF SEXUAL

BATTERY.

THE ALLEGED VICTIM, A

16-YEAR-OLD STUDENT AT PIERSON'S

TAYLOR MIDDLE HIGH WHERE, BEFORE

HE RESIGNED, MURPHY HAD WORKED

FOR FIVE YEARS.

ACCORDING TO THE POLICE REPORT,

THIS NEW VICTIM TOLD AUTHORITIES

HE FELT AS THOUGH HE HAD TO DO

IT.

IT WAS THE TEEN'S MOTHER WHO

SOUNDED THE ALARM.

SHE SAID MURPHY AND HER FAMILY

WERE LONGTIME FRIENDS, BUT AFTER

MURPHY WAS ACCUSED OF SEXUALLY

ABUSING A 14-YEAR-OLD ON CAMPUS,

MOM QUESTIONED HER OWN SON, WHO

THEN ALLEGES HE WAS CALLED OUT

OF A MORNING CLASS BY MURPHY AND

WAS INFORMED TO GO TO THE MIDDLE

SCHOOL ISS CLASSROOM.

THERE, THE TEEN CLAIMS HE

PERFORMED ORAL SEX ON THE CAMPUS

ADVISOR AND VOLLEYBALL COACH,

THEN WENT TO THE SCHOOL

AUDITORIUM WHERE THEY ALLEGEDLY

HAD SEX IN A BATHROOM.

AS IN THE CASE WITH THE ALLEGED

14-YEAR-OLD ALLEGED VICTIM, THE

16-YEAR-OLD CLAIMS THE TWO HAD

PREVIOUSLY CONVERSED WITH ONE

ANOTHER THROUGH SNAPCHAT AS WELL

AS THROUGH TEXT MESSAGE.

SHERIFF MIKE CHITWOOD SAYS THE

ALLEGED ABUSER'S BEHAVIOR FITS A

PROFILE.

MIKE KENT WITH: -- CHITWOOD YOU

: SEE THE GROOMING OF THEM.

YOU SEE HOW IT'S SOMEBODY CLOSE

TO THEM, SOMEBODY THEY TRUST,

SOMEBODY THAT THEY WOULD NEVER

IN A MILLION YEARS THINK BAD

ABOUT.

CLAIRE: THE 16-YEAR-OLD TOLD

OFFICIALS THE ALLEGED SEX ACTS

AT SCHOOL ON THE SAME DAY WERE

THE FIRST TIME IT HAPPENED,

THOUGH THE BOY SAYS THE TWO HAD

PREVIOUSLY EXCHANGED

INAPPROPRIATE PICTURES.

AFTER MURPHY WAS FIRST ARRESTED,

HE ALLEGEDLY MADE COMMENTS ABOUT

FLEEING TOWN SO HIS BOND WAS

REVOKED.

THE JUDGE TODAY UPHELD THAT NO

BOND STATUS.

IN VOLUSIA COUNTY, CLAIRE METZ,

For more infomation >> Another victim of former Volusia coach steps forward - Duration: 1:42.

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Status Update - Leadership Change - Duration: 6:03.

Hey everyone! ĐeäTh here. Today we want

to give you all a small status update

regarding the project's recent change in

leadership you may have seen announced on our

Twitter page as well as some incorrect

information given out there in the past

that we feel needs to be corrected. Don't worry,

we are not going to 'change our direction',

or anything like that! We just felt

we should make a video letting you

all know what's going on so we could

properly address any concerns. On April 17th

almost 3 weeks ago, Derek (the project's former leader)

and I (the former co-leader of the project)

has swapped roles due to the lack of

free time needed to properly lead the team.

Ever since then, I've been working

hard with the rest of the team to ensure

that the project comes along smoothly, and that the

overall direction of the project stays

the same as before. Nothing drastic have

come from this change yet

so we feel no real need to spend any more

time on this subject. We just felt

we should inform you all as to what's been

going on.

Rest assured, no changes will be made

that the team overall feels aren't for

better. With that out of the way

a lot has changed from what we have

publicly announcer on our Twitter page in the

past that's actually completely unrelated to

the leadership change! So we feel we need

to clear up these so we can avoid

any confusion or false expectation. Throughout

multiple Twitter leadership changes

one of which, at one point, even turned on us

and actively attacked the project's

Twitter page as well as our team members,

a lot has been said on our Twitter page,

and unfortunately, as unprofessional and...

honestly embarrassing as this is to

admit, the truth is a lot of it has either

changed since, or in some cases, was even

false from the very beginning, and

simply posted by someone who hadn't even

consulted the other team members first to

ensure that said information was correct! Ever

since we've taken a more serious and more

professional approach to the project around

mid-January, we've ensured that the only ones

able to tweet to our page are those who know

for sure what's going on with the

project, and as such,

this problem has since been resolved and

will not plague the project in the future.

Same thing applies for our YouTube

channel as well. That said, a lot of this

false information still remains which

posted prior to this change, so without

further ado, let's correct some of this.

First off, a few of our voice actors have

changed since our tweets announcing their

inclusion in the project for various

reasons that are outside the scope of this

video. A complete list of the team members we'll be updating to ensure it's always

up-to-date is available in our Twitter BIO,

or in the description down below, so you

can see for yourself which positions

have been changed.

Next up, we have kind of a big one. Our

plans for re-modeling the terrain from Sonic

Adventure have been scrapped due to the

amount of development time it would

impose on the team, and the shocking

fact that in-game, our team has decided

the original terrain from Sonic

Adventure doesn't seem low-poly or

outdated in the slightest, which made the

whole thing feel rather unnecessary.

We may still make minor changes to object

layout data, or 'smooth' the level terrain if we feel

it's necessary in certain areas, and we still

plan on re-modeling objects and characters!

But we are no longer redoing terrain, or

adding alternate routes via changes to the

stage geometry, for the reasons I

previously stated. This was a decision

the team made before the leadership

change even occurred, and we hope it's

one that doesn't disappoint any of you.

Rest assured, the project, visually, will

still be a massive improvement from the

original game! Beyond this, our engine has

gone through numerous iterations from

when it was initially shown off back in

November, rendering some of the older

screenshots and the information that have

been shown on our Twitter page outdated.

We believe it's improved drastically! Though you

can judge that for yourselves from our

recent video showing off it's set editor

and real-time lightning. Last but no least,

the Sonic model we showed a WIP

preview of is being worked on to make it

more 'Adventure-styled' and as much may

look a little different when it's

completed. More on this once we feel it's

ready to be shown.

Alright - we have covered quite a bit

in this video, and I would like

apologize if any of this information

disappointed you. As leader of the project,

I can say first-hand, that we, as a team, are

committed to ensuring that the quality

of final product is the best we can make it.

Decisions like these are only made to further

guarantee that quality, and not attempt

to do something we're uncertain can

be done well. With all of that said, we

would like to thank all of you, yet again,

for your continued support! Because of

your loyalty and excitement towards this

project, we've recently hit 1000 followers

on our Twitter page, as well 500

subscribers on our YouTube channel! This

is a milestone we could have only

dreamed of when this project begun, and

the fact that you all have made it a

reality

is something we are extremely grateful for.

So yeah, that's all for now guys - though we've

got much more we plan on revealing once

we feel the time is right,

so please stay tuned for later updates

and see you guys next time.

For more infomation >> Status Update - Leadership Change - Duration: 6:03.

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Video: What will Trump Care mean for Maryland? - Duration: 1:51.

11-NEWS REPORTER LISA ROBINSON

JOINS US LIVE DOWNTOWN TO

EXPLAIN.

LISA

LISA BEING A WOMAN IS A

: PRE-EXISTING CONDITION WHEN

YOU LOOK AT THIS LEGISLATION>

.

LISA PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF

: MARYLAND PRESIDENT AND CEO

KAREN NELSON SAYS THERE IS GREAT

CONCERN THE BILL PASSED BY THE

HOUSE COULD MAKE IT HARDER FOR

THOSE WITH PRE-EXISTING

CONDITIONS TO AFFORD HEALTH

INSURANC

IT IS A BIG DEAL, THIS GETS INTO

THE WORLD OF MATERNITY BENEFITS,

CANCER BENEFITS AND WE KNOW THAT

WOMEN ARE DISPRORTIONATE

AFFECTED BY THIS DANGEROUS

LEGISALTIO

LISA JONATHAN WINER TEACHES

: HEALTH POLICY AND MANAGMENT AT

THEJOHNS HOPKINS BLOOMBERG

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH.

HE SAYS THE AFFORDABLE HEALTH

CARE ACT MADE IT ILLEGAL FOR

INSURERS TO TURN DOWN SOMEONE

WITH A PRE-EXSTING CONDITION OR

CHARGE THEM MORE FOR SERVICE

>> THAT HAS NOT BEEN CHANGED

UNDER THE SO-CALLED TRUMPCARE

THAT WAS PASSED YESTERDAY BUT

WHAT THEY DID DO IS THE STATE

COULD CHANGE THE LA WITHIN THE

STATE AND DEVELOP A PLAN B FOR

PEOPLE.

LISA WINER SAYS HE DOESN'T

: BELIEVE MARYLAND WILL BE ONE

OF THE STATES TO CHANGE.

GOVERNOR HOGAN HAS BEEN A

>> MODERATE AND SUPPORTS MUCH OF

OBAMACARE AND BEING SOMEONE WITH

A PRE-EXSTING CONDITION HIMSELF

I THINK HE GETS IT.

LISA CONGRESSMAN ANDY HARRIS,

: WHO VOTED FOR THE BILL, SAYS

THE UPROAR OVER PRE-EXSITING

CONDTIONS IN MARYLAND IS A

COMPLETE NON-ISSUE.

>> THERE IS NO CHANCE THAT

MARYLAND WILL WAIVE THAT

REQUIREMENT AND THE STATES THAT

DO WAIVE THE REQUIREMENT, THE

HIGH RISK POOL PUSH -- PICKS UP

THOSE PATIENTS AND SUBSIDIZES

PREMIUMS AND MAKES IT

AFFORDABLE.

LISA: OF COURSE ALL OF THIS COUD

, CHANGE WHEN THE SENATE GETS

ITS HANDS ON THE BILL, SO THERE

IS TIME LET YOUR SENATORS KNOW

HOW YOU FEEL.

For more infomation >> Video: What will Trump Care mean for Maryland? - Duration: 1:51.

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Friday evening: beautiful weekend weather - Duration: 3:27.

F

WEATHER WE CAN EXPECT FOR ALL

THE FESTIVITIES OF COURSE WE ARE

REALLY EXCITED ABOUT THIS.

IF YOU'RE NOT EXCITED ABOUT

CINCO DE MAYO, YOU'RE EXCITED

ABOUT THE WEATHER AS WELL.

REPORTER: THE WEATHER IS GOOD,

CINCO DE MAYO, JAZZ FEST LASTS

THROUGH THE WEEKEND AND THE

WEATHER WILL COOPERATE.

TAKE LOOK AT THE CINCO DE MAY

FORECAST.

6:00 LOOKING PRETTY GOOD, SUNNY

AND MILD ABOUT 71 DEGREES.

WE'LL START COOLING OFF MID 60

AT ABOUT 9:00, PEOPLE ARE GOING

TO BE STAYING LATE IT'S FRIDAY,

CLEAR AND COOL.

TEMPERATURES RIGHT AROUND THE

LOW 60S.

PERFECT CONDITIONS.

HUMIDITY IS ON THE LOW-END AND

SPEAKING OF SKWRAS FEST IF YOU

ARE GOING OUT THERE THIS EVENI

ABOUT 71 DEGREES, AND NOTIC

EVENING.

SATURDAY A LITTLE WARMER.

UPPER 70S, SUNNY AND MILD, SUNNY

AND SEASONAL BY THE TIME WE GET

TO SUNDAY.

83, 84 DEGREES.

YOU CAN'T GET MUCH BETTER THAN

THIS.

HUMIDITY WILL STAY LOW.

ON SUNDAY YOU MIGHT FEEL IT A

LITTLE BIT.

I DON'T THINK THAT WILL BOTHER

ANYONE.

74 WAS TODAY'S HIGH TEMPERATURE.

SO FAR THAT'S HOW HIGH WAOEFP

WE'VE REACHED.

92 IS THE RECORD.

WE'LL HOLD OFF ON THAT FOR AS

LONG AS WE CAN.

THE TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW 73,

74 PRETTY POPULAR NUMBERS.

73 RIGHT NOW BELLE CHASSE,

HOUMA, HAM MONDAY, BILOXI.

TH LAKEFRONT AIRPORT AND NEW

ORLEANS INTERNATIONAL AND

SPEAKING OF WARMER WE ARE

TRENDING WARMER COMPARED TO THIS

TIME YESTERDAY.

FIVE DEGREES, WARMER IN BOOTH

VILLAIN 14 DEGREES, WARMER IN

HAMMOND.

WE MENTIONED THE WIND IT IS

WINDY OUT THERE.

THESE AREN'T GUSTS, THESE ARE

THE WIND, 22 MILES PER HOUR AT

THE LAKEFRONT, 20 AT THE

AIRPORT.

25 IN GRAND I LE.

HOLD ONTO THE HAT THIS EVENING

BUT OVERNIGHT TONIGHT INTO

TOMORROW WIND ARE FINALLY GOING

TO RELAX IT WILL BE COMFORTABLE.

NOTICE, IN THE UPPER LEVELS, BIG

OLD RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE, THIS

AREA OF LOW PRESSURE BOTH THIS

RIDGE AND THIS LOW ARE GOING TO

CONTINUE TRACKING TOWARD THE

EAST, WATCH WHAT IT DOES IT WILL

BE SETTING UPRIGHT ON TOP OF US,

THIS I SATURDAY, MONDAY INTO

TUESDAY STAYING NICE UNTIL ABOUT

WEDNESDAY.

YOU SEE THIS AREA OF LOW

PRESSURE DEVELOPING, THAT IS

GOING TO BE THE CULPRIT TO BRING

OUR NEXT RAIN CHANCE A SUBTLE

RAIN CHANCE ON THURSDAY WITH A

BETTER RAIN CHANCE ON FRIDAY.

AND IN THE MEANTIME IT'S LOOKING

GOOD, CLEAR AND COOL OVERNIGHT

TONIGHT, TOMORROW AFTERNOON,

SUNNY AND MILD AND THEN WE'LL GO

CLEAR AND COOL ONCE AGAIN

TOMORROW NIGHT.

AS WE GET INTO SUNDAY ANOTHER

BEAUTIFUL DAY, SUNNY AND MILD

CONDITIONS.

PERFECT WEEKEND FOR A FESTIVAL

OR ANYTHING YOU WANT TO DO.

TEMPERATURES TO THE NORTH SHORE

GENERALLY AROUND THE UPPER 40S

TO LOW 50S.

MID 50S ON THE SAW THE SHORE.

NOT TOO MUGGY THAT IS THE KEY.

THE HUMIDITY IS RELATIVELY LOW

AND IT WILL STAY LOW TOMORROW.

UPPER 70S, LOW 80S, KEEPING THE

WIND NOT TOO BAD, 5 TO 10 MILES

PER HOUR.

AFTER A BREEZY TO NEAR WINDY

KIND OF DAYS WE'LL FINALLY GET

AVERAGE WIND SPEED AROUND HERE.

THE WEEKEND LOOKING GREAT.

IT WILL STAY NICE RIGHT UNTIL

ABOUT WEDNESDAY.

REMEMBER, SEASONAL HIGH

TEMPERATURE ABOUT 83 DEGREES, 79

TOMORROW, 83 ON SUNDAY.

NOTICE TEMPERATURES DO WARM THE

BIG RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE WILL

BE CENTERED RIGHT ON TOP OF US,

AND IF YOU REMEMBER IN THE UPPER

LEVELS BY THE TIME NEXT THURSDAY

AND FRIDAY GET HERE THAT'S WHEN

WE START WORKING IN THE RAIN

CHANCES, 86 MAYBE FOR A HIGH

THEN, BUT THE WEEKEND GOING TO

BE A NICE ONE, GET OUTDOORS IF

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Rochester Fair ceases operations - Duration: 1:56.

IT'S THE END OF A VERY

LONG ERA FOR THE ROCHESTER FAIR,

THE TRADITION OFFICIALLY OVER.

FAMILIES STARTED GOING TO THE

10-DAY ROCHESTER FAIR IN 1874.

ITS SPRAWLING FAIRGROUNDS IN THE

CENTER OF TOWN FILLED WITH

RIDES, AGRICULTURAL DISPLAYS,

ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITS, THE

MIDWAY, AND FOR A VERY LONG

TIME, HORSE RACING.

>> UP AT THE FAIR WITH THE

PARADE AND THE MISS ROCHESTER

FAIR PAGEANT.

JENNIFER: BUT THE ONCE THRIVING

SOCIAL, AND FOR MANY YEARS

HIGHLY PROFITABLE EVENT, HAS

SEEN DECLINING ATTENDANCE, AND

HAS BEEN LOSING MONEY FOR THE

PAST SEVERAL YEARS.

>> I THINK IT IS A SAD DAY FOR

ROCHESTER.

THERE ARE A LOT OF LOCAL PEOPLE

WHO HAVE BEEN SUPPORTIVE OF THE

FAIR OVER THE YEARS.

IT IS A MATTER OF DOLLARS AND

CENTS.

WE DON'T HAVE THE FINANCES TO

KEEP OPERATING.

JENNIFER: THEY SAY MONEY IS

NEEDED TO MAKE THE GROUNDS AND

BUILDINGS SAFE FOR PUBLIC USE

AND THEY ALREADY OWE CREDITORS,

THE CITY, AND OTHER LOCAL

VENDORS.

>> A TOTAL OF $349,000 THAT WE

HAVE GOT TO COME UP WITH BY THE

MIDDLE OF SEPTEMBER AND WE ALSO

HAVE A MORTGAGE FOR AROUND

$400,000.

>> IT IS PRETTY SAD.

MY DAD UNTIL HE PASSED 2009 WAS

AT THE FAIR LITERALLY EVERY DAY

OF THE FAIR.

JENNIFER: EVENTS SCHEDULED ON

THE PROPERTY THROUGH JULY 4 WILL

GO ON.

THE BOARD HOPES THAT SOME

VERSION OF A FAIR OR FESTIVAL

MIGHT RETURN SOMEDAY, BUT

ULTIMATELY STOCKHOLDERS IN THE

NONPROFIT WILL DECIDE.

ANY CHANCE THEY WOULD DECIDE TO

SELL THE LAND AND MOVE ON?

>> IS QUITE POSSIBLE.

IT MIGHT BE IN THE BEST INTEREST

OF EVERYONE TO DO SOME KIND OF A

DIFFERENT PROGRAM ON THAT SITE,

YES.

JENNIFER: THE BOARD WILL MEET

WITH THE NEW HAMPSHIRE

For more infomation >> Rochester Fair ceases operations - Duration: 1:56.

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Police officer facing DUI charges - Duration: 1:32.

TED: THAT DRIVERS SAYS HE CANNOT

BELIEVE WHAT HE WAS BEING.

AS FOR THE POLICE OFFICER, HE

WAS OFF DUTY AND POSSIBLY

PUTTING LIVES ON THE LINE AND

CALVIN MCGRIFF IS FACING DUI

CHARGES FOLLOWING HIS ARREST.

>> HE WAS SWERVING ALL OVER THE

ROAD.

TED: TYLER SAYS HE WAS TRYING TO

HIS FRIENDS HOUSE IN DELRAY

BEACH WHEN HE SPOTTED A WHITE

FORD EXCURSION DRIVING

ERRATICALLY ON WEST ATLANTIC

AVENUE.

HE CALLED 911.

>> I WAS FOLLOWING HIM, HOPING

HE WOULDN'T END UP ON ONCOMING

LANES.

TED: HE FOLLOWED.

.

>> IT WAS RIDICULOUS.

TED: MCGRIFF WAS FOUND IN A

PARKING LOT IN BOYNTON BEACH.

INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY CAN SMELL

THE OBVIOUS ODOR OF AN UNKNOWN

AUTHOR HAULING BEVERAGE AND HE

WAS STRUGGLING TO KEEP HIS

BALANCE.

WALLACE TOLD THE DEPUTY HE HAD

TYPE 1 DIABETES AND WAS LIKELY

HAVING PROBLEMS.

HE BECAME RUDE AND

CONFRONTATIONAL WHEN THEY ASKED

HIM TO TAKE THIS A BRIGHTER

TEST.

EVENTUALLY CALLED HIS WIFE AND

TOLD HER HE WAS GOING TO JAIL.

>> HE SHOULD BE 10 TIMES MORE

BECAUSE HE IS TRYING TO ENFORCE

THE LAW.

TED: HE HAS THEM WITH THE POLICE

DEPARTMENT SINCE 2008 AND WAS

RELEASED FROM JAIL ON HIS OWN

RECOGNIZANCE.

NO COMMENT FROM JUNO BEACH

OFFICIALS AND POLICE OFFICIALS.

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Teenager faces murder charge - Duration: 1:08.

WHITNEY: WE JUST GOT OUR HANDS

ON THE ARREST REPORT AND WE ARE

LEARNING MORE ABOUT THIS DEADLY

SHOOTING FROM DELRAY BEACH

POLICE.

DELRAY BEACH POLICE SAY

17-YEAR-OLD STENY LOUIS SPRAYED

21-YEAR-OLD ENSTEIN MONDESIR

WITH BULLETS.

POLICE SAY WITNESSES HEARD LOUIS

CALL OUT "HOW DO YOU LIKE ME

NOW?" AS THE FIRED OFF MULTIPLE

SHOTS.

IT WAS LIKELY THE LAST THING HE

HEARD.

MONDESIR DIED IN THE SHOOTING.

IN THIS REPORT, INVESTIGATORS

SAY POLICE DISCOVERED HIS BODY

INSIDE THE LUCAYA COMMUNITY IN

DELRAY BEACH ON SATURDAY

SURROUNDED BY BULLET CASINGS,

BUT THE SUSPECT WAS ALREADY

GONE.

POLICE SAY HE FLED THE SCENE IN-A SILVER CAR, BUT SURVEILLANCE

VIDEO LED THEM TO LOUIS.

THEY ARRESTED THE TEEN

MONDAY, LOUIS APPEARED IN COURT

FACING A CHARGE OF FIRST-DEGREE

MURDER.

IN THE REPORT, LOUIS TOLD POLICE

HE WAS "JUST DEFENDING HIMSELF."

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Instagram gun photo sparks alarm, suspensions at Butler County school - Duration: 1:38.

HIS FAMILY SAYS THE LIKE WAS

HARMLESS BUT SCHOOL OFFICIALS

DID NOT KNOW WHAT TO THINK.

ZACH CLICKED ALIKE BUTTON.

>> I FIGURED HE WAS READY AND

WANTING TO PLAY.

REPORTER: THIS IS AN AIR SOFT

GUN THAT SHOOTS PELLETS.

>> THEY PLAY AIRSOFT ON OUR

FIELD.

SO I KNEW WHAT IT WAS ABOUT.

AND I REALLY WASN'T CONCERNED.

>> IT WAS A MUCH DIFFERENT STORY

FOR SCHOOL LEADERS.

>> I DON'T KNOW IF IT IS

PLAYFUL.

I DON'T KNOW WHAT THREE.

I CAN'T TAKE THAT CHANCE.

REPORTER: THEY SUSPENDED HIM FOR

LIKING A POST THAT INDICATED

POTENTIAL SCHOOL VIOLENCE.

>> SUSPENSION WITH THE

POSSIBILITY OF EXPULSION.

DID HE MAKE THE COMMENT OR A

THREAT OR ANYTHING?

HE JUST LIKED A PICTURE.

THIS CAN'T HAPPEN.

REPORTER: THE INSTAGRAM POST

MADE SOME STUDENTS UNCOMFORTABLE

THAT THEY STAYED AWAY FROM

SCHOOL.

>> AT THE END OF THE DAY, AND I

SAID IT TIME AND TIME AGAIN,

PARENTS WILL FORGIVE US FOR

CERTAIN THINGS.

THEY WON'T FORGIVE US IF THEIR

KID DOESN'T COME HOME.

>> IT IS HANDLED NOW AND

EVERYTHING IS ALL RIGHT.

REPORTER: THEY HOPE THIS IS AN

EXAMPLE OF WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A

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Not Feeling Like Spring - Duration: 4:03.

LINE AND SHOULD

THE MOST INSPIRING STORIES IN

BETWEEN.

KEVI I CAN GUARANTEE THIS FOR

THE SQUIBBERS ON SUNDAY THAT

BEING IN THAT SUIT MIGHT BE A

BETTER LOCATION BECAUSE IT IS

GOING TO BE COLD FOR THE FLYING

PIG ON SUNDAY MORNING.

THIS ENTIRE WEEKEND WON'T FEEL

LIKE SPRING AROUND HERE.

WE HAVE ON AND OFF RAIN SHOWERS.

THIS IS A TWO-HOUR TIME LAPSE.

ON THE BACK EDGE OF THE RAIN

HALFWAY BETWEEN US AND

INDIANAPOLIS, NOTICE THAT THE

BACK EDGE HASN'T MOVED.

IF ANYTHING OVER THE NEXT COUPLE

OF HOURS, I THINK THAT BACK EDGE

BEGINS TO MOVE IN OUR DIRECTION.

THAT SHIELD OF RAIN WILL PIT IT

BACK ACROSS THE METRO.

WHILE WE ARE DEALING WITH THE

DRIZZLE RIGHT NOW, WE MAKE IT

BACK TO STEADIER RAINS.

IT IS AN UGLY LOOKING EVENING

OUT THERE.

PRETTY DRY OFF TO THE SOUTH AND

EAST.

EVEN IN THESE AREAS, I DO

ANTICIPATE MORE SHOWERS TONIGHT.

TEMPERATURES, LOOK AT THIS.

47 IN WESTCHESTER.

VERY CHILLY FOR THIS TIME OF

YEAR.

THESE ARE CLOSER TO THE AVERAGE

LOWS IN THE MID 40'S TO GIVE YOU

A FRAME OF REFERENCE.

NOT A PLEASANT EVENING AT ALL.

KIND OF NASTY.

THAT WILL CONTINUE TO BLOW AT 10

TO 20.

OVER THE WEEKEND, SUNDAY

MORNING, IT WILL BE IN THE 30'S.

IT WILL BE A COOL WEEKEND.

EVEN BY MIDMORNING.

BY LUNCHTIME, APPROACHING THE

MID-50'S.

NO RAIN PROBLEMS AT ALL.

SATURDAY, A LITTLE MORE

QUESTIONABLE.

I DO RUN THE RISK FOR SHOWERS IN

HERE.

IT IS STILL GOING TO BE COOL.

THE KIDS MARATHON, THE PIGLET

RUN, THE FLYING FUR.

AS IT STARTS DRY IN THE MORNING,

PROBABLY BY MIDMORNING TO THE

AFTERNOON, EXPECT SOME OFF AND

ON SCATTERED SHOWERS ACROSS THE

AREA.

HERE IS A LOOK AT A DREARY AND

ALMOST DEPRESSING FRIDAY.

47 AT THE AIRPORT AND A PRETTY

STIFF NORTH WIND.

I TOTALED UP THE NUMBERS HERE

AND IT LOOKS LIKE A LITTLE OVER

AN INCH AND A QUARTER OF

RAINFALL HAS FALLEN SINCE

WEDNESDAY ACROSS THE AREA.

RIGHT NOW, WIND, YOU CAN SEE THE

ARROWS.

A PRETTY STIFF NORTHERLY WIND

OUT THERE WILL CONTINU.

THE WARM SPOT IS MAYSVILLE WHERE

THEY HAVE LESS RAIN.

THE BIG STORM SYSTEM THAT'S BEEN

RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CHILLY

WEATHER AND THE RAIN IS GOING TO

GRADUALLY BEGIN TO PULL AWAY

OVER THE WEEKEND.

EVENTUALLY, HIGH PRESSURE WILL

BUILD IN.

BEFORE THAT HAPPENS, ANOTHER

STORM SYSTEM WILL ZIP IN

TOMORROW MORNING.

AFTER MIDNIGHT, THE RAIN WILL

FADE.

AT LEAST SCATTERED SHOWERS HERE

DURING THE AFTERNOON AND INTO

THE EVENING HOURS.

WE WILL DROP INTO THE 30'S.

IT IS A GOOD THAT FOR A PATCHY

FROST SUNDAY NIGHT.

TONIGHT, 41 FOR THE OVERNIGHT

LOW.

HERE IS THE DAY PLANNER.

TEMPERATURES WILL HOVER IN THE

MID-50'S TOMORROW AFTERNOON.

YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST IS DOWN

TO 35 SUNDAY NIGHT AND MORE RAIN

AS WE HEAD INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK.

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Video: Tom Messner looks at our weekend weather - Duration: 3:53.

TOM: WANNA GIVE YOU A HEADS UP.

WIND ADVISORY UNTIL 8P.M.

TONIGHT.

WESTERN FACING SLOPES OF THE

GREEN MOUNTAINS.

WINDS OVER 50MPH IN BENNINGTON

COUNTY AND RUTLAND

COUNTY.OUTAGES DOWN THERE IN

RUTLAND COUNT 1,700.

MOVING AHEAD, COULD BE TALKING

OF WIND UP TO 60MPH FOR THE NEXT

FEW HOURS.

RUTLAND, WIND AT 49MPH.

30MPH IN MIDDLEBURY.

AGAIN, WESTERN FACING SLOPES.

WE ARE GOING TO GET THAT

DOWNSLOPING OCCURING.

IT HAS BEEN A RAINY DAY.

STEADY RAIN OVER THE NEXT FEW

HOURS.

IT CONTINUES TO RAIN.

WE HAVE A SLUG IN THE UPPER

VALLEY.

AGAIN, THE STED

ADY RAIN WILL

MOVE OUT OF HERE.

TOMORROW WILL BE WINDY, AS WELL.

IT WAS BEE SOUTHEAST WIND.

MAYB 30-35MPH.

AGAIN, BE AWARE.

WIND COMING DOWN THE HILL.

WE COULD HAVE ISSUES TOMORROW.

IT IS GOING TO BE CLOUDY.

SCATTERED SHOWERS AROUND IN THE

MORNING AND AFTERNOON.

WE THINK IT IS GOING TO GET

BRIGHTER OUT THERE.

IT IS GOING TO BE A LOT WARMER.

ENJOY BREAKS OF SUN BY THE

AFTERNOON.

MENTION IT'S GOING TO BE VERY

WINDY OUT THERE.

HERE COMES THE BEGINNING OF

TOMORROW.

WE'VE GOT RAIN SHOWERS AROUND.

WE WILL POP YOU INTO THE

AFTERNOON.

STIFF SOUTHERLY WIND AND

SOUTHEASTERLY AT TIMES.

TOMORROW NIGHT, RAIN.

SUNDAY, RAI

SUNDAY IS GOING TO BE CLOUDIER.

TONIGHT, RAIN SHOWERS.

TEMPS IN THE FORTIES TONIGHT.

TEMPS RISING TOMORROW.

TOMORROW, SCATTERED SHOWERS AND

WIND.

CLOSE TO 30-35MPH.

TEMPS IN THE SEVENTIES.

WE WILL CALL IT 66 IN NEWPORT.

THE HIGH TOMORROW IS GOING TO BE

72.

TEMPS COOLER A LITTLE BIT AFTER

THAT.

WE ARE IN THIS WEATHER PATTERN,

AGAIN.

SHOWERS ON TUESDAY, 54.

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Fashion vs. function at a wet Kentucky Oaks - Duration: 1:23.

MORA SAW HOW THOUSANDS

OF PEOPLE WERE TRYING TO STAY

WARM AND DRY IN THEIR WARDROBES.

CHRISTINA: A LOT OF PEOPLE HAD

TO CHOOSE FUNCTION OVER FASHION,

BUT THERE WERE SOME PEOPLE WHO

HAD CREATIVE WAYS OF DEALING

WITH TODAY'S WET WEATHER.

>> MY MOM TOLD ME WE HAVE GREAT

SEATS UNLESS IT RAINS, SO A FEW

MONTHS AGO I GOT STUFF TO MAKE

HAT, AND THEN I LOOKED AT THE

WEATHER THIS WEEK AND FIGURED I

BETTER DO IT.

>> I AM WEARING A GARBAGE BAG.

AIXA: --CHRISTINA WHAT DO YOU

THINK ABOUT TODAY?

>> IT'S AWFUL.

>> I'VE GOT MY SKI COAT ON, I'VE

GOT WINTER SWEATER ON, NO HEELS,

BOOTS, NO HAT.

CHRISTIN FOR MOST OF THE WOMEN

WE TALKED TO, THE ORIGINAL PLAN

FOR FRIDAY'S OAKS OUTFIT WAS

SCRAPPED BECAUSE OF THE WEATHE

THIS -- >> THIS WAS SOMETHING WE

THREW TOGETHER AT THE HOUSE THIS

MORNING.

>> WELL I ORIGINALLY HAD THIS

REALLY GORGEOUS LIGHT PINK DRESS

AND THIS BIG WHITE HAT WITH A

SILK FLOWER.

CHRISTIN AS FOR MEN'S ATTIRE,

WE FOUND MANY WHO STUCK TO THEIR

ORIGINAL PINK PLAN.

THESE FOUR TELL ME IT'S

TRADITION.

>> STARTED AS HIS BACHELOR PAR

THE FIRST YEAR AND IT'S JUST

BEEN EVERY YEAR.

>> WE'RE GOING TO HAVE FUN ONE

WAY OR ANOTHER.

CHRISTINA: EVEN WITH ALL OF THIS

WET WEATHER, EVERYONE WE TALKED

TO SAID THEY WERE DETERMINED TO

HAVE FUN, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO

CAME FROM OUT OF TOWN.

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Video: First responders pay tribute to fallen - Duration: 0:30.

IN FAIR CONDITION.

DONNA: THANK YOU.

TODAY IS FALLEN HEROES DAY WHEN

FIRST RESPONDERS PAY TRIBUTE TO

THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO HAVE GIVEN

THEIR LIVES WHILE SERVING

MARYLANDERS.

THE 23RD ANNUAL FALLEN HEROES

REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY WAS HELD

THIS AFTERNOON AT DELANEY VALLEY

MEMORIAL GARDENS.

THIS YEAR'S HIGHLIGHTED A

FIREFIGHTER-PARAMEDIC FROM

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY.

LIEUTENANT JOHN ULMSCHNEIDER WAS

SHOT TO DEATH WHILE RESPONDING

TO A WELFARE CALL IN APRIL OF

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Fort Pierce cops who shot, killed man fired - Duration: 2:22.

IERCE WITH

NEW DEVELOPMENTS.

ANGELA THE POLICE CHIEF JUST

WRAPPED UP HER NEWS CONFERENCE

THIS EVENING.

TENSIONS IN TH COMMUNITY -- THE

INCIDENT HAPPENED OVER A YEAR

AGO.

YOU REMEMBER WHEN THIS HAPPENED

IN APRIL OF 2016.

THE SHOOTING WAS ABOUT A TRAFFIC

STOP NEAR 19TH STREET AND AVENUE

D IN FORT PIERCE.

A GRAND JURY LATER DETERMINED

THE TW OFFICERS WERE JUSTIFIED

IN THE SHOOTING.

THEY HAVE BEEN ON PAID

ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE.

THAT I WHEN THE FIRING WILL

TAKE PLACE ON MONDAY.

SEMERS' MOTHER TOLD US DURING AN

INTERVIEW ONE YEAR AFTER THE

SHOOTING SHE NO LONGER HAS HAT

IN HER HEART, BUT SHE HOPES NO

THIS WAS THE OUTCOME.

>> WHAT IF THEY JUST THREW THE

STICK AND TRIPPED HIM.

WHAT IF THEY WERE TO SHOP IN THE

AIR.

I FIGURE ALL KINDS OF WAYS OF

HIM DYING LIKE THAT.

IT MATTERS.

LIKE I SAID IN THE OTHER

INTERVIEWS, NOT ALL POLICEMEN

ARE BAD, BUT WE NEED TO WEED OUT

THE BAD ONES.

>> DURING THE STOP, A AMOUNT OF

ERRORS WER MADE AND RESULTED IN

THE LOSS OF LIFE.

ONE OF THE ERRORS WAS MR.

SEME

RS' DECISION TO LEAVE.

THE OFFICERS MADE A SERIES OF

TECHNICAL ERRORS THAT LED TO A

SITUATION WHICH MAKE THEM USE

DEADLY FORCE.

ANGELA: THE POLICE CHIEF TALKED

TO THE OFFICERS AT THE POLICE

DEPARTMENT EARLY THIS MORNING.

SHE SAYS REACTION FROM ONE WAS

SILENCE AND THE OTHER WAS ANGER

AND PAIN.

SHE SAYS HER OFFICERS HAVE

WORKED WITH THOSE OFFICERS FOR

MORE THAN DECADE AND THEY ARE

SADDENED WITH THIS NEWS.

SHE SAYS SHE HAS REVAMPED HER

DEPARTMENT AND HAS MORE TRAINING

WITH HER OFFICERS TO MAKE SURE

THE PROCEDURES -- THEY FOLLOW

PROCEDURES O THE HANDLE A

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Chris Van Hollen: Healthcare Bill Puts House In Play In '18 | MTP Daily | MSNBC - Duration: 6:52.

>> EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN. I'M JOINED BY CHRIS VAN HOLLEN

OF MARYLAND. HE IS THE CHERYL OF THE CAMPAIGN

ARM. IT IS HIS JOB TO LEAD TO FIGHT

TO DEFEND DEMOCRATIC SENATE SEATS IN 2018.

HE WAS THE CHERYL OF THE HOUSE DEMOCRATS CAMPAIGN ARM DURING

THAT DEVASTATING 2010 CYCLE. I'M SORRY TO REMIND YOU OF THAT.

>> THAT WAS A ROUGH CYCLE. GO TO 2008.

THAT WAS A GREAT CYCLE. >> WELL, LET'S REMEMBER THAT IF

YOU LIKE. DO YOU BELIEVE THE HOUSE IS NOW

IN PLAY? >> I THINK SO.

FIRST OF ALL YOU HAVE ALL THIS ENERGY AROUND THE COMPANY,

RESOUNDING AND RESISTING THE AGENDA TO TURN BACK THE CLOCK

AND EXHIBIT A IN THAT EFFORT IS THEIR EFFORT TO BLOW UP THE

AFFORDABLE CARE ACT. AND THE DIFFERENCE NOW IS,

KATIE, PEOPLE AROUND THE COUNTRY ARE NOW LIVING THE BENEFITS OF

THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT WHICH IS WHY THE CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET

OFFICE, A NONPARTISAN ENTITY, CONCLUDED THAT 24 MILLION

AMERICANS WOULD LOSE ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE CARE IF YOU BLEW IT

UP AS THE HOUSE BILL DOES AND THEY TOOK IT ONE STEP FURTHER

AND MADE IT EVEN WORSE. SO I THINK THIS IS GOING TO BE A

REALLY TOUGH VOTE FOR REPUBLICANS TO DEFEND.

MORE IMPORTANTLY FOR THE COUNTRY, IT WILL BE REALLY BAD

FOR HEALTH CARE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.

>> SO WHAT DID YOU LEARN FROM THAT IN 2010?

AND WHAT IS THE STRATEGY GOING FORWARD?

IS IT THE SAME STRATEGY REPUBLICANS USED?

>> I THINK THE STRATEGY, KATIE, IS TO CONTINUE TO HARNESS THE

ENERGY OUT THERE. LOOK.

I THINK TENS OF MILLIONS OF AMERICANS ARE VERY NEVLS ABOUT

THE FACT DONALD TRUMP IS THAT THIS ADMINISTRATION, TOGETHER

REPUBLICANS IN THE HOUSE AND THE SENATE, ARE LITERALLY TRYING TO

TURN BACK THE CLOCK ON LOTS OF PROGRESS IN THE UNITED STATES OF

AMERICA. AND TRUMP, HAVING SAT ON THE

CAMPAIGN TRAIL, THAT HE WAS OUT THERE FOR WORKING MEN AND WOMEN,

HAS PUT FORWARD JUST THE OPPOSITE AGENDA.

LOOK AT THE HEALTH CARE BILL. A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE FOCUSED ON

THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT EXCHANGES.

BUT IT ACTUALLY CUTS MEDICAID BY $800 BILLION WHILE GIVING A BIG

TAX BREAK OF ABOUT $800 BILLION. MOSTLY TO POWERFUL INTERESTS AND

VERY WEALTHY PEOPLE. THAT'S NOT WHAT DONALD TRUMP

CAMPAIGNED ON BUT THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE TO DEFEND.

>> SO YOU SAY YOU WANT TO HARNESS THE ENERGY.

GIVEN THAT, WHAT ARE DEMOCRATS GOING TO STAND FOR?

ARE THEY GOING ON STAND FOR SINGLE PAYER?

>> WELL, LET ME BE CLEAR. THEY WANT TO FIX THE PROBLEMS

WITH OBAMACARE SPECIFICALLY WITHIN THE AND CHALLENGES.

I BELIEVE IT IS CREATING A PUBLIC OPTION, A MEDICARE TYPE

OPTION WITHIN THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT EXCHANGES.

THAT WOULD CREATE MORE COMPETITION.

IT WOULD ENSURE A PLAN IN EVERY PART OF THIS COUNTRY.

SO WE'RE GOING TO TEN TO PUT FORWARD IDEAS TO FIX IT.

BUT THE REPUBLICAN GOAL IS NOT TO FIX IT.

>> IS THAT A HYBRID OF THE SINGLE PAYER/OBAMACARE PLAN?

IS THAT WHAT YOU'RE TRYING TO SAY?

>> WELL, WITHIN THE EXCHANGES, IT WOULD CREATE MEDICARE ACTION.

IT WAS DEBATED AT THE TIME IN THE HOUSE.

MANY OF US WANTED TO PUSH THIS FORWARD.

BEFORE IT UNDER FOLDED IN THE CONGRESS, THAT WASN'T POSSIBLE.

A CLEAR FIX TO THIS CHALLENGE. IT MAKES IT WORSE AND IT DOES

THESE THINGS. MEDICAID WILL BE DEVASTATED.

THAT WILL HARM TENS OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE.

AND ALL FOR WHAT REASON? TO GIVE THE BIG TAX CUTS TO

WEALTHY PEOPLE. THAT WILL BE VERY DIFFICULT TO

DEFEND AND IT IS ONE REASON REPUBLICAN SENATORS ARE

RIGHTFULLY NERVOUS ABOUT THE HOUSE BILL.

WE SHOULD BE NERVOUS THAT THEY WANT TO FIND A WAY TO MAKE

SXHANGS PASS IT THROUGH SENATE. >> SO YOU'RE SAYING THIS IS THE

DESTRUCTION OF HEALTH CARE. GIVEN THAT, IS IT APPROPRIATE

FOR HOUSE DEMOCRATS TO BE SINGING ON THE HOUSE FLOOR, FOR

THEM TO BE CHEERING THIS ON? WHAT MESSAGE DOES THAT SEND TO

THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WHEN THEY ARE SINGING?

THIS IS SOMETHING FOR MANY, FOR SOME AT LEAST, LITERALLY LIFE

AND DEATH HE? >> I'M NOT SURE I WOULD HAVE

RECOMMENDED THAT RESPONSE LIKE WOULD NOT HAVE RECOMMENDED THAT

REPUBLICAN HOUSE MEMBERS TROMP DOWN TO THE WHITE HOUSE AND HAVE

A BEER PARTY WHEN THEY'RE TAKING AWAY HEALTH CARE FOR TENS OF

MILLIONS OF AMERICANS. YOU'RE RIGHT.

THIS IS A SERIOUS ISSUE AND WE SHOULD DEBATE IT ON THE MERITS.

AND IT IS ON THE MERITS AND THE SUBSTANCE WHERE I THINK THIS

WILL BE A BIG LIABILITY FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE TRYING TO DEFEND

THIS VOTE IN THE HOUSE AND FOR SENATORS, WHO ARE NOW

CONSIDERING WHAT TO DO GOING FORWARD.

I URGE EVERY AMERICAN TO WEIGH IN.

WE KNOW ONLY 17% OF THE COUNTRY SUPPORTED THE EARLIER HOUSE

BILL. THAT'S WHAT THEY'VE SENT TO THE

SENATE. IT IS REALLY IMPORTANT THAT

EVERYBODY IN THE COUNTRY WEIGH IN ON THIS ISSUE.

IT IS NOT A SURPRISE THAT EVERY PATIENT ADVOCACY GROUP, THE

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION, THE

AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION, KIDS GROUPS, DOCTORS, HOSPITALS, THE

AARP, THEY'RE ALL DEAD SET AGAINST THIS.

IT IS NOT BECAUSE THEY'RE WEIGHING IN ON A PARTISAN BASIS.

THEIR PATIENTS ARE REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS, INDEPENDENTS.

>> WHY SHOULD AMERICANS TRUST DEMOCRATS TO FIX THIS?

>> WELL, THE DEMOCRATS HAVE PUT FORWARD A PROPOSAL THAT THE

CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE HAS LOOKED AT AND THEY SAY NOT ONLY

WOULD THE PUBLICUBLIC OPTION SA MONEY FOR THE TAXPAYERS, IT

WOULD ALSO HAVE THE EFFECT OF DRIVING DOWN THE COSTS WITHIN

THESE EXCHANGES. SO THE REPUBLICAN APPROACH WAS

NOT TO READ THE ANALYSIS OF THEIR PROPOSAL.

BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T WANT TO KNOW FACTS AS THEY WENT FORWARD.

I HOPE THEY WILL EMBRACE IT. WE'VE PUT FORWARD THE COST OF

PRESCRIPTION DRUGS. BLOWING UP THE AFFORDABLE CARE

ACT ENTIRELY

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Severe weather damages apartment complex - Duration: 1:06.

THAT'S WHERE WE FIND

SAMINA ENGEL.

SHE IS LIVE CONTINUE OUR TEAM

COVERAGE.

SAMINA: THE STORM DAMAGED FOU

APARTMENTS AT THE JEFFERSON

PLACE APARTMENT COMPLEX ON TRENT

STREET.

TWO APARTMENTS ON BOTTOM AND TWO

ON TOP.

THE DAMAGE SO BAD, THE PEOPLE

WHO LIVE THERE CAN'T GO BACK

INSIDE.

THE RESTORATION COMPANY THAT'S

HERE TRYING TO FIX THINGS SAYS

IT COULD BE A COUPLE WEEKS

BEFORE RESIDENTS CAN RETURN.

THEY SAY A TREE WENT THROUGH ONE

OF THE APARTMENTS UP TOP,

INTO THE KITCHEN

KITCHE

THE APARTMENT NEXT TO IT ALSO

SUFFERING SOME ROOF DAMAGE.

THE STORM BROKE THE WINDOWS IN

THE BOTTOM FLOOR APARTMENTS, A

THAT RAIN AND WATER LAST NIGHT

ENDING UP INSIDE.

CITY FIRE OFFICIALS SAY NO ONE

WAS INJURED AT THE COMPLEX, BUT

NINE PEOPLE WERE RELOCATED, THE

RED CROSS AT THE COMPLEX EARLIER

HELPING THEM OUT.

A DEPUTY CHIEF TOLD ME ON THE

PHONE NOT LONG AGO THIS WAS THE

WORST OF IT IN KERNERSVILLE,

SAYING RIGHT NOW THERE ARE NO