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How to AVOID The Most Common Throwing Mistakes - Baseball Throwing Fundamentals [How To Tuesday Ep6] - Duration: 5:00.

What's up guys, Coach Madden, official trainer YouGoProBaseball.com and today we're going

to talk about how to avoid the most common throwing mistakes.

So I'm going to share with you three mistakes today that I see a lot when guys are throwing

the baseball that you shouldn't be doing, but of course I'm not going to leave you out

there like that I'm going to show you how to fix these as well and share with you some

baseball throwing fundamentals, if you will.

The first of the most common throwing mistakes that I see a lot is guys being too high, too

early with the ball and I think this is because coaches say a lot of the time "get that

arm up, get that ball up, give that arm up high," and I think kids hear this and they

literally try to do that.

So when they go to throw they're coming up too high too early and you're just jamming

yourself up when you do that, you don't want to be up this high and then throwing down.

We actually want to be down and come up to our release point; that's the way it should

really happen, but when kids, young guys, youth players hear "get that arm up" I see

a lot of guys going like this and then they're up, then they're coming down and then they're

pushing and it's just throwing them all out of whack.

So this is the number one mistake to avoid in these baseball throwing fundamentals and

how do you fix that?

You can do a drill called Low Grab Rockers.

For low grab rockers all we're going to do is get set up in our rocker position which

is going to be our stride with our heel the heel, we're going to get nice and deep into

that positions, bending our knees sitting our butt down in there.

We're going to have a tee behind us, nice and low and then we're going to rock back,

grab this ball off of the tee so our arms nice and low and then we're going to have

to turn transfer our energy going forward and make that throw.

It really helps work on the arm action and how you time that arm action with the rest

of your body.

So it looks a little something like this.

The second of these baseball throwing fundamentals that I see jacked up all the time is that

front arm kind of flying open and down, it kind of just dies out here when the guys are

throwing, they throw this way and this front arm opens down and out flying open, no front

side kind of just lazy and flying open.

So how do we fix this problem?

We could do a drill called figure eights and all we're going to do in this arm action drill

is we're going to get set up nice athletic position, we're going to keep our hands together

right here in the middle and we're going to make a figure eight.

We're going to go past our hip, past our other hip, we could turn our feet a little bit while

we're doing these figure eights this way and then we're going to separate our hands and

throw out in front.

The reason this drill works so good for guys who kind of have a lazy front side is when

we turn back this way with our figure eights, it forces them to have this front side here

and especially if you can verbally tell them to get that arm up after they separate on

this side of the hip they're going to be able to use their front side a lot better.

So it looks a little something like this.

And the last tip or the last mistake I see a lot, it's more of a general tip or a general

thing I see and that is bad throws, misdirection so I see guys not setting their feet good

enough, not getting into the good position.

So how do we work on that?

We really just got to be aware and understand that getting our legs underneath us is so

important when it comes to making good throws.

So a lot of times we think about the arm, in fact the first two drills that we talked

about were arm things, but when it comes to throwing the legs are very important, so we

have to understand that we need to get our legs underneath us.

So if we're making that play, we really got to make sure we're getting our legs underneath

us and following our throw, getting into a good direction.

If we're here and we're off-balance and if you can't stay balanced and under control

and get your legs to where they need to be then you're not going to make good consistent

throws all the time.

You have to have your legs into a good position, you have to have strong legs, be balanced,

and you have to be an athlete.

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Snow fell on Massachusetts day after Mother's Day decades ago - Duration: 1:14.

THIS IS A BIG DAY FOR YOU BUT NO

WAY.

>> THE BAD NEWS IS THAT IS SNOW.

WE GOING BACK IN TIME FOR A

MOMENT.

THIS OCCURRED IN 1977.

40 YEARS AGO.

IT WAS ON A MONDAY AND IT WAS

THE DAY AFTER MOTHER'S DAY.

BOSTON SNOWED THE ENTIRE STORM.

MOST DID NOT REALLY ACCUMULATE.

ONCE YOU GET TO METROWEST, LOOK

WHAT HAPPENED.

THE HIGHER TERRAIN GOT UP TO 20

INCHES OF SNOW.

OUT WEST, ALSO BIG SNOW.

THIS WAS BOSTON.

TEMPERATURE WAS 35 DEGREES.

PEOPLE WERE MISERABLE.

THAT IS WHAT HAPPENED.

AND ADDED ELEVATION THE SNOWFALL

REALLY CAME IN.

THE APPLE ORCHARD WAS RUINED.

IT WAS AN INCREDIBLE STORM.

A HALF-MILLION PEOPLE LOST POWER

AND THE NATIONAL GUARD HAD TO BE

CALLED IN BECAUSE THE TREES WERE

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Tuesday evening: Warm, humid before next front - Duration: 3:39.

GINA: OK, HERE IS A LOOK

OUTSIDE.

IT IS A WARM DAY.

METEOROLOGIST JAY GALLE IS HERE

NOW WITH OUR FORECAST.

LOOKING GOOD.

JAY: BEAUTIFUL CONDITIONS.

IT IS ON THE WARM SIDE.

NOT QUITE TO THE AVERAGE, BUT WE

ARE CLOSE.

OUT WEST, THAT WILL BE IMPACTING

US HERE IN THE GULF SOUTH.

CAN YOU SEE THE SPIN?

IT IS LOW-PRESSURE CUT OFF FROM

THE MAIN FLOW AND IT IS PICKING

UP MOISTURE AND BRING IT ACROSS

THE FOUR CORNERS.

AND PICKING UP WHETHER IN NEW

MEXICO AND PARTS OF COLORADO.

ALSO MOISTURE FROM THE GULF OF

MEXICO.

HURRICANE SEASON STARTS ON JUNE

1.

BUT IN THE EASTERN PACIFIC IT

STARTS IN THIS UPCOMING MONDAY,

MAY 15.

NOTICE WHAT THEY ALREADY HAVE.

THIS WILL BE ABOUT 300 MILES

SOUTH OF EL SALVADOR.

TROPICAL DEPRESSION 1E.

ALREADY GETTING GOING OVER

THERE.

WENT AROUND 35 MILES -- WIND

AROUND 35 MILES PER HOUR.

IT COULD BECOME A CATEGORY 1

STORM BY SATURDAY.

POSSIBLY IMPACTING SOUTHERN

MEXICO.

THEY ARE GETTING GOING IN THE

PACIFIC.

WE START ON JUNE 1.

AND THE EXPERTS HAVE PREDICTED

SO FAR IN AVERAGE YEAR. -- AN

AVERAGE YEAR.

SO WE ARE JUST BELOW AVERAGE

TEMPERATURE RIGHT NOW.

THE RECORD, 91.

WE WANT TO STAY AWAY FROM THE

90'S AS LONG AS WE CAN.

BEFORE YOU KNOW IT, WE WILL FEEL

THEM.

84 DEGREES IN HAMMOND.

86, BOGALUSA.

AND 83 AND 82 IN GULFPORT AND

BILOXI.

AND THE WIND IS OUT OF THE

SOUTH, SOUTHWEST AND OUT OF THE

EAST.

MAINLY AN ONSHORE COMPONENT

AROUND 5-10 MILES PER HOUR.

INTO THE UPPER LEVELS, WATCHING

THE LOW PRESSURE.

YOU CAN SEE IT IS GRABBING

MOISTURE AND BRINGING IT ACROSS

THE DESERT SOUTHWEST AND INTO

THE FOUR CORNERS.

IT WILL BE COMING OUR WAY.

WHEN IT DOES, IT WILL BRING LOW

PRESSURE AT THE SURFACE AND

EVENTUALLY A COLD FRONT.

SO WE WILL PICK IT UP TOMORROW

MORNING.

HIGH PRESSURE IN CONTROL AND

REMEMBER CLOCKWISE FLOW TOSSING

THE MOISTURE ACROSS THE AREA AND

WE WILL BE WARM AGAIN.

PROBABLY FEELING MUGGY.

TOMORROW NIGHT AND INTO THURSDAY

MORNING, CLOUDS COMING BACK.

AND THIS IS ON THURSDAY.

CLOUD COVER AND RAIN STARTING TO

DEVELOP IT WE HAVE A FRONT NEAR

THE NORTHWEST -- DEVELOP.

AND WE HAVE A FRONT NEAR THE

NORTHWEST.

FRIDAY MORNING, THIS WILL BE ON

OUR DOORSTEP.

AND AS WE GET AROUND LUNCHTIME I

EXPECT THE FRONT TO PUSH THROUGH

AND WE WILL HAVE SCATTERED AND

POSSIBLY OVERSPREAD SHOWERS AND

THUNDERSTORMS.

WE WILL KEEP AN EYE ON THIS.

TONIGHT, TEMPERATURES INTO THE

UPPER 50'S AND LOWER 60'S,

PARTLY CLOUDY AND SOME FOG

POSSIBLE.

TOMORROW, ANOTHER WARM DAY,

EXPECTING HIGHS BETWEEN THE LOW

AND MID 80'S WITH WINDS OUT OF

THE SOUTHEAST GOOD IT WILL FAIL

-- SOUTHEAST.

AND IT WILL FEEL HUMID.

60% CHANCE OF RAIN ON FRIDAY.

BEFORE THAT AND AFTER THAT WE

ARE LOOKING GOOD.

IT TEMPERATURES WILL BE WARM.

AND WE WILL BE PUSHING THE MID

TO UPPER 80'S BY THE WEEKEND.

IT WILL NOT BE A BAD GO OF IT.

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Video: Tom Messner is looking at a slow warm-up - Duration: 3:46.

SNOW.

NOW FIRST ALERT WEATHER.

TO IT IS INTERESTING.

WHEN I BOUGHT MY LITTLE CAR THAT

I DRIVE NOW, IT HAD A FEW DENTS

IN THE ROOF BECAUSE OF HELP.

-- BECAUSE OF HAIL.

A LOT OF CLOUDS OUT THERE

TONIGHT OVER NEW YORK, OVER

BURLINGTON, WHEN IT IS 47

DEGREE

WE COULD SEE A SPOT SHOWER, BUT

THE LIKELIHOOD IS NOT GREAT.

40'S AND 11 SPOTS FROM DERBY TO

MOORESVILLE.

ANY 50'S AT ALL REMAINING? WE

HAVE ONE IN KEENE, NEW

HAMPSHIRE.

LEBANON -- 49 DEGREES IN

RUTLAND.

I KNOW IT HAS BEEN VERY COOL

AROUND HERE.

TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO COME

UP.

WE ARE STRUGGLING TO GET TO THE

AVERAGE HIGH, WHICH IS 65.

BY SATURDAY WE SHOULD BE PRETTY

CLOSE.

THE AVERAGE IS GOING TO START TO

GO UP BY THEN.

STORM TRACKER IS THE SAME OLD

SAME OLD.

TRACKING SUPERLIGHT SPOTTY

SHOWERS.

A SNOWFLAKE OR TWO IN THE

MOUNTAINS.

WE ARE GETTING INDICATION OF

RAIN COMING OVER PARTS OF

ONTARIO, WATERTO NEAR ST.

LAWRENCE COUNTY.

WIDENI OUT, THERE IS A BIT OF

ACTION.

LOOK HOW EVERYTHING CONTINUES TO

WIND UP.

IT IS THAT UPPER-LEVEL PRESSURE

SYSTEM THAT WILL NOT GIVE UP.

IT IS A MATTER OF TIME.

I THINK IT IS GOING TO BE A

BRIGHTER DAY TOMORROW.

DID YOU SEE THE SUN TODAY?

IT WAS PRETTY NICE.

SUN AND CLOUDS TOMORROW, ON THE

COOL SIDE.

TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE

30'S.

I THINK WE FIND A FEW MORE

CLOUDS AROUND THE CHAMPLAIN

VALLEY, EVEN THE CHANCE FOR A

SPOT SHOWER.

IT WILL DEPEND WHERE YOU ARE.

THE FOURTH OF EAST TIMOR, THE

MORE CLOUDS YOU END UP WITH.

7:00 TONIGHT, I MENTIONED A

COUPLE SPOTTY SHOWERS AS A

POSSIBILITY.

NO FIRST THING TOMORROW

MORNING MORE CLOUDS IN NORTH

CENTRAL AND NORTHEASTERN

VERMONT, EVEN THE CHANCE FOR A

FEW SNOWFLAKES.

THIS THING --.

-- THING DOUBLES BACK.

IN THE AFTERNOON A CHANCE FOR A

COUPLE SPOTTY SHOWERS.

WE LOSE THE DAYTIME HEATING.

THURSDAY IS LOOKING PRETTY GOOD

AS WELL.

CLOUDS AND SUN.

FRIDAY IS ALSO LOOKING SIMILAR

TO THAT.

TONIGHT, MAINLY CLOUDY, POSSIBLY

A SPOT SHOWER.

36 DEGREES FOR THE LOW.

TOMORROW IS A MIX OF SUN AND

CLOUDS IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY.

MORE CLOUDS LATER IN THE

AFTERNOON.

A CHANCE FOR SNOWFLAKES AT THE

HIGHEST ELEVATIONS.

IN THE NORTHEAST KINGDOM,

TEMPERATURES IN THE 50'S AT

BEST.

NEW 50'S IN THE CHAMPLAIN

VALLEY

5 DAY FORECAST -- THE HIGH

TOMORROW, 55.

TOMORROW NIGHT, NO WORRIES.

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, WHEN YOU

ADD IT UP, MORE CLOUDS AND

SUNSHINE.

SATURDAY IS RAMPING UP AGAIN.

CLOUDS THICKENING WITH AFTERNOON

SHOWERS, 65 DEGREES.

LOOKS LIKE IT WILL BE RAINY

MOTHER'S DAY, 65 DEGREES.

A CHANCE FOR SHOWERS MONDAY AT

62.

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Support continues to pour in after fallen deputy's funeral - Duration: 2:00.

KAMALA?

-- CAMILA?

CAMILA: SHERIFF DANKERS SAYS

THIS GROWING MEMORIAL IS A TRUE

REFLICTION OF HOW DEEPLY THE

TRAGEDY HAS AFFECTED THE

COMMUNITY.

THE DAILY ROUTINE FAR FROM

NORMAL.

>> IT'S NOT GOING TO BE

SOMETHING WHERE YOU'RE GONNA GET

BACK TO NORMAL, OR WHAT YOU'D

CONSIDER NORMAL, FOR A LONG

TIME.

CAMILA: HOW COULD IT BE, WITH A

MEMORIAL STILL GROWING RIGHT

OUTSIDE HIS OFFICE?

>> EVERY TIME YOU GO OUT THERE

YOU SEE DIFFERENT THINGS THAT

PEOPLE HAVE LEFT.

CAMILA: IMPRESSIVE FOR VISITORS.

>> THAT IS REALLY NEAT SOMEBODY

TOOK THE TIME TO CARVE THAT OUT

AND BRING THAT HERE AND LAY THAT

HERE.

THAT'S RESPECT.

CAMILA: HE JOINS SO MANY MOVED

BY THE FINAL CALL DURING THE

MEMORIAL SERVICE.

>> 7010 PARK COUNTY, DEPUTY

BURBRIDGE.

THERE IS NO ANSWER.

DEBBIE MARK BURBRIDGE ANSWERED

HIS FINAL CALL ON MAY 1, 2017.

DEP. BURBRIDGE, YOUR LAW

ENFORCEMENT BROTHERS AND SISTERS

WILL FOREVER WATCH OVER YOUR

FAMILY.

MAY YOU REST IN ETERNAL PEACE.

CAMILA: THE DISPATCHER

VOLUNTEERING TO DO THE TRIBUTE

BECAUSE SHE KNEW BURBRIDGE WELL.

>> I SPOKE WITH HER, AND SHE

SAID SHE HAD TO DO IT SO MANY

TIMES TO TRY TO BE ALE TO TRY TO

GET IT SO IT WAS RIGHT.

CAMILA: THE RIGHT EMOTION, THE

RIGHT IMPACT THAT WILL BE FELT

LONG AFTER THINGS GET BACK TO

NORMAL.

>> IT'S A VERY EMOTIONAL, VERY

POWERFUL THING WHEN YOU HEAR

THAT OFFICER IS NO LONGER GOING

TO BE ON THE RADIO.

THEY'RE NO LONGER WITH US.

CAMILA: AS FOR THE MEMORIAL,

SHERIFF DANKER SAYS ITS STILL

UNCLEAR ON HOW LONG THEY PLAN ON

KEEPING IT UP, BUT WILL REMOVE

ANYTHING THAT COULD BE DAMAGED

BY RAIN OR WIND, AND SAVE

EVERYTHING THEY CAN TO GIVE TO

FAMILY.

REPORTING LIVE IN COUNCIL

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​Should school staff carry guns? Debate continues in Harrisburg - Duration: 1:03.

REPORTER MIKE STRAUB IS THERE.

MIKE: GUNS PLUS TEACHERS EQUAL

S, WELL THE ANSWER TO THAT

EQUATION IS DIFFERENT DEPENDING

ON WHO YOU ASK.

MARTIN SUPPORTS A BILL THAT

WOULD ALLOW SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO

DECIDE IF STAFF MEMBERS,

INCLUDING TEACHERS, SHOULD HAVE

FIREARMS IN THE CLASSROOM.

THE SENATOR ARGUES IT'S ABOUT

KEEPING KIDS SAFE FROM POTENTIAL

ATTACKS, ESPECIALLY IN RURAL

DISTRICTS.

OPPONENTS WHO RALLIED AT THE

CAPITOL TUESDAY SAY THE

LEGISLATION IS TOO VAGUE, AND

ADDING GUNS TO WHERE KIDS ARE

SUPPOSED TO BE FOCUSED ON

LEARNING IS A BAD IDEA.

>> WHO ARE THE TEACHERS WE ARE

ARMING?

IF IT IS A TEACHER AT -- IS IT A

FUTURE THAT IS A FORMER COP?

IT IS DIFFERENT.

>> IF SOMETHING HAPPENS, YOU CAN

STOP IT BEFORE A TON OF CARNAGE

HAPPENS.

MIKE: RIGHT NOW, HOUSE AND

SENATE VERSIONS OF BILL ARE

AWAITING VOTES.

OHIO PASSED A SIMILAR LAW IN

2016 ALLOWING DISTRICTS TO TRAIN

STAFF TO CARRY WEAPONS.

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Partly cloudy, mild day ahead; Rain in 7-Day - Duration: 3:13.

>> NOW, YOUR WBAL-TV 11 WEATHER

FORECAST WITH CHIEF

METEOROLOGIST TOM TASSELMYER.

TOM: WE CAN GIVE IT THE ALL

CLEAR AS FAR AS SNOW GOES IN

BALTIMORE FOR THE SEASON BECAUSE

IT WAS ON THIS DAY 94 YEARS AGO

THAT THE LATEST IN THE SEASON

WHEREVER HAD SNOWFLAKES FALL

OBSERVED IN BALTIMORE, MAY 9,

1923, A TRACE OF SNOW REPORTED

FROM A STRONG, GUSTY NORTHWEST

WIND.

IT ENDED UP WITH A COUPLE OF

FLURRIES BUT THAT IS THE LATEST

IN THE SEASON THAT WE HAVE

OFFICIALLY HAD SNOW FLURRIES

OBSERVED AROUND HERE.

SNOW SEASON PRETTY MUCH OVER NOW

UNLESS SOMETHING REALLY

EXTRAORDINARY HAPPENS IN THE

NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS WHICH WE DO

NOT SEE HAPPENING.

IT WAS CHILLY ENOUGH FOR SNOW

THIS MORNING.

LOOK AT THESE MORNING LOW

TEMPERATURES, FREEZING IN THE

MARYLAND WESTERN MOUNTAINS AND

40'S ON THE LOWER EASTERN SHORE.

THAT 36 AT BWI MARSHALL TIED THE

RECORD LOW SET BACK IN 1966.

TEMPERATURES HAVE WARMED NICELY,

PACKING ON 30 DEGREES TO THE

MORNING LOWS, 66 IN DOWNTOWN

BALTIMORE.

IT WILL BE ANOTHER COOL, CRISP

EVENING FOR ORIOLE BASEBALL AT

CAMDEN YARDS, 66 WITH LIGHT

WESTERLY WINDS.

SKIES SHOULD BE CLEARING UP OF A

CLOUDY AS TEMPERATURES DROP BACK

INTO THE 50'S AND DOWNTOWN

BALTIMORE.

CAUSE WE COME FROM THE NORTH AND

WEST AND THERE ARE SHOWERS

UNDERNEATH HIS CLOUDS AS YOU GET

INTO THE MOUNTAINS OF WEST

VIRGINIA OR ACROSS THE OHIO

VALLEY.

THIS BOUNDARY WHICH IS A WARM

FRONT WILL STALL AND BECOME A

STATIONARY FRIEND TO THE SOUTH

AND WEST OF US FOR THE NEXT

COUPLE OF DAYS.

WE WILL PICK UP SOME CLOUD COVER

BUT IT LOOKS LIKE THE WEATHER

DISTURBANCE IS TREKKING ALONG

AND WILL KEEP THE SHOWERS, OHIO,

WEST VIRGINIA, SOUTHWEST

VIRGINIA TO THE CAROLINAS, WE

ARE SITTING ON THE EDGE OF THAT

TO THURSDAY AND A STORM DEVELOPS

ON THE EASTERN SECTIONS OF THE

COUNTRY GOING INTO FRIDAY AND

SATURDAY.

THAT IS OUR NEXT CHANCE FOR

RAIN.

JUST SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY

TOMORROW.

A FEW MORE CLOUDS IN THE AREA

THURSDAY, TEMPERATURES COOL,

NOTICE THE RAIN OVER THE OHIO

VALLEY, THAT IS THURSDAY

EVENING.

SOME OF THAT WILL ARRIVE

THURSDAY NIGHT AND RAIN CHANCES

GO UP AS WE HEAD INTO FRIDAY AND

SATURDAY.

LOOKS LIKE WE WILL ARE THINGS OF

IN TIME FOR MOTHER'S DAY SO THE

TIMING IS LOOKING GOOD.

37 TO 40 SEVEN TONIGHT, MID 30'S

SUBURBS AND MID 40'S FOR LOWS AT

THE INNER HARBOR, WIND IS LIGHT

AND VARIABLE.

SUNSET AT 8:08 P.M.

MILDER AND CLOSER TO THE NORMAL

TO 72.

WHEN SET OF THE NORTH THAT FIVE

TO 10 MILES AN HOUR.

THE BAY FORECAST FIVE TO 10 NOT

BREEZE OUT OF THE NORTH AND

NORTHWEST KEEPING THE WAVES AT

ONE FOOT OR LESS.

THE MOUNTAIN FORECAST GOING INTO

THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK FOR 64

DEGREES TOMORROW, SHOWERS ARE

LIKELY.

80% CHANCE IN WESTERN MARYLAND

ON THURSDAY BUT THAT STAYS TO

THE WEST OF BALTIMORE TILL

FRIDAY.

70 DEGREES ON THE EASTERN SHORE,

68 ON THURSDAY.

THE BEACH FORECAST CALLS FOR

PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES, HIGH

TEMPERATURES IN THE 60'S, COOLER

THAN NORMAL.

YOU WILL NOT SEE MANY 70'S ON

THEIR TILL NEXT WEEK.

THE TREND TOWARD COOLER

TEMPERATURES CONTINUES.

65 THURSDAY, AND THE 50'S WITH

THAT RAIN ON FRIDAY AND

SATURDAY.

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Cloudy and cool; Mild week continues - Duration: 2:56.

WGAL NEWS EIGHT STORM

TEAM FORECAST WITH JOE CALHOUN.

JOE: WHATEVER YOU HAVE PLANNED

THIS EVENING, LOOKS LIKE A NICE

EVENING TO GIVE IT ALTHOUGH YOU

MAY WANT A'S LETTER FOR LATER

ON.

LOOKING LIVE RIGHT NOW ON OUR

YORK SKYCAM.

A FEW CLOUDS, BUT ALL IN ALL, A

LOT OF SUNSHINE.

62 DEGREES IN YORK.

A LITTLE COOLER THAN IT SHOULD

BE THIS TIME OF TH YEAR.

DEW ARE 29TH OF THE AIR IS VERY

DRY.

29% RELATIVE HUMIDITY.

WINDS ARE CLA

ALM.

WILL COOL DOWN.

SOME HIGH CLOUDS.

TEMPERATURE IS OUT OF THE 60'S

AND FALLING TO THE 50'S.

GRADUALLY TO THE 40'S OVERNIGHT

TONIGHT.

COULD BE A FEW 30'S IN THE

COUNTRYSIDE, BUT I DON'T THINK

QUITE AS CHILLY.

WE WILL HAVE SOME CLOUDS COMING

THROUGH THAT MAKE CLEAR LATER.

THAT WOULD ALLOW US TO DROP

LATER.

PARTLY SUNNY, MILDER FOR

TOMORROW.

60'S MAY BE PUSHING THE 70 MARK

AN

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN

SEVERAL DAYS, BUT IT DOES NOT

LOOK LIKE IT WILL STAY MILD INTO

THE WEEKEND.

POLLEN COUNT DOWN A LITTLE BIT.

BACK DOWN TO MODERATE LEVEL,

TREE POLLEN.

UV INDEX STILL UP THERE BECAUSE

OF THE SUNSHINE.

MOST OF THE CLOUD COVER IN THIS

LINE FROM CHICAGO DOWN TO

CHARLOTTE.

THAT IS A FRONTAL BOUNDARY KIND

OF SEPARATING THE COOL AIR WE

HAVE BEEN UNDER FROM THE STORM

THAT WAS GIVING US THE RAIN OVER

THE WEEKEND AS WELL INTO PARTS

OF EASTERN CANADA.

BOSTON IS ONLY 47 RIGHT NOW.

50'S ALL THE WAY TO CHICAGO AND

CINCINNATI.

A LITTLE SUNSHINE SO WE ARE IN

THE 60'S BUT THAT COMPARES TO A

LOT OF 80'S OVER THE MIDWEST AND

THE PLANES.

RIGHT ALONG THE BOUNDARY IS

WHERE MOST OF THE SHOWERS WILL

STAY.

GIVING IS A NORTHERLY FLOW AND

KEEPING MOST OF THE

PRECIPITATION AWAY.

LOW-TO-MID 60'S ACROSS THE

BOARD.

WATCH WHAT HAPPENS.

WITH ALL TO THE 50'S.

-- WE FALL TO THE 50'S.

MAYBE A FEW 30'S.

TOMORROW, A FAIR AMOUNT OF

SUNSHINE IN THE AFTERNOON.

SOME HIGH CLOUDS COME IN, BUT I

THINK IT IS A NICE DAY.

COULD PUSH CLOSER TO 70

TOMORROW.

DAYS NOT BAD.

-- NEXT DOUBLE OF DAYS, NOT

AT.

-- NOT BAD.

A GOOD TURN OUT TO BE A COOL AND

RAINY DAY ON SATURDAY, BUT

MOTHER'S DAY IS SHOWING A LITTLE

MORE PROMISE.

NOT A BEAUTIFUL DAY, BUT IT

COULD BE A LITTLE BETTER.

SHOWERS COULD GET OUT OF HERE.

YOU MAY SEE A LITTLE DRYING.

IT WILL STAY ON THE COOLER SIDE

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Video: Here's how to help ease kids' anxiety over social media - Duration: 2:10.

BASARA.

>> IT WAS A DURABLE BECAUSE SHE

FELL ASLEEP ON MY LAP.

MINDY: IF YOU ARE THE PARENT OF

AN ADOLESCENT, THIS LIKELY LOOKS

VERY FAMILIAR TO YOU

>> WHAT IS THAT?

MINDY KIDS ON THEIR PHONES ON

: SOCIAL MEDIA.

>> I HAVE FACEBOOK AND SNAPCHAT.

IT IS A ROUTINE OF YOUR MORNING.

YOU WAKE UP, YOU CHECK YOUR

INSTAGRAM.

>> I FEEL IT IS PART OF GROWING

UP.

MINDY THESE TEENS SAY THEY HAVE

: NOT HAD NEGATIVE EXPERIENCES

WITH SOCIAL MEDIA, BUT THEY KNOW

IT HAPPENS.

>> HOW MANY LIKES I AM GOING TO

GET AND WHATEVER.

>> SOMETIMES PEOPLE MIGHT POST

SOMETHING THAT EXCLUDES OTHER

PEOPLE IN THAT COULD LEAD TO

DRAMA.

MINDY DR. DREW PATE IS A CHILD

: AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRIST.

HE TREATS YOUNG PEOPLE SUFFERING

WITH ANXIETY AS A RESULT OF

SOCIAL MEDIA.

HE SAYS PART OF THE PROBLEM IS

THE YOUNG PEOPLE CAN'T SEE THE

FACIAL EXPRESSIONS OF THE PERSON

THEY'RE INTERACTING WITH, AND

CANNOT READ THE TONE OF THE

CONVERSATION.

>> EVERYTHING FEELS UNKNOWN, YOU

DO NOT KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO

BE LIKE, YOU'RE WORKING ALL THAT

OUT AND TO NOT HAVE A GOOD IDEA

OF WHAT OTHER PEOPLE ARE MEETING

WHEN THEY POST THINGS ABOUT YOU

AND SAYING THINGS THAT YOU CAN

BE OVERWHELMING.

MINDY KIDS CAN BECOME

: OVERWHELMED AND OBSESSED.

>> THEY WORRY THAT THEY ARE

MISSING SOMETHING IF THERE

DEVICES NOT WITH THEM.

I CAN DERAIL YOUR DAY-TO-DAY

FUNCTIONING.

MINDY DR. PATE SAYS IT'S

: IMPORTANT FOR PARENTS TO SET

BOUNDARIES, MONITOR THEIR

CHILD'S SOCIAL MEDIA

INTERACTION, AND INSIST ON NO

DEVICE BEFORE BEDTIME.

MIKE AND KAYLEEN REESE DO ALL OF

THOSE THINGS.

>> WE ALSO FRIEND THEM ON THINGS

LIKE INSTAGRAM SO WE CAN SEE

WHAT THEY'RE POSTING AND

MONITORING WHAT THEY'RE DOING,

AND HAVE CONVERSATIONS WITH THEM

ABOUT WHAT WE SEE IS A KEY PART

AS WELL.

>> AND I THINK ALSO WHAT'S

REALLY HELPED, THEY HAVE TO KEEP

THEIR PHONES IN OUR ROOM TO

CHARGE IT EVERY NIGHT.

MINDY: LIKE MCKINLEY, YOUR CHILD

MIGHT NEED AND ACTUALLY WANT TO

DISCONNECT FROM SOCIAL MEDIA,

AND RECONNECT FACE TO FACE WITH

For more infomation >> Video: Here's how to help ease kids' anxiety over social media - Duration: 2:10.

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Maine's supply chain: Sanford - Duration: 2:28.

THAT'S GOOD, YOU ARE LOOKING

HEALTHY.

>> GLAD TO SEE THAT.

YOU'RE A GOOD GUY.

>> SANFORD POLICE PATROLMAN

JOSEPH JAURDAIN SAYS MAKES HIS

JOB ALL THE MORE IMPORTANT.

>> IT WAS GOOD TO SEE HIM.

IT WAS GOOD TO SEE THAT.

DAVID: JOURDAIN AND ERIC VALLELY

MET YEARS AGO, WORKING

CONSTRUCTION.

TODAY THEIR PATHS CROSSED AT

THIS SUSPECTED OUI.

JOURDAIN, ON THE JOB.

>> HE WAS DOING AT LEAST 50.

DAVID: VALLEY WAS WALKING BY,

AND STOPPED TO SAY HELLO, AND

THANK YOU.

HE'S THREE MONTHS INTO HIS

RECOVERY AND SAYS OFFICER

JAURDAIN WAS PART OF THAT,

ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP HIM ON

HIS JOURNEY.

>> I HAD A GOOD LIFE AND I HOPE

TO GET THAT LIFE BACK WITHOUT

THE DRUGS.

>> IT'S A GOOD WORKING CLASS

COMMUNITY.

DAVID JAURDIN SAYS HE'S SEEN THE

: CITY CHANGE, AND THINGS ARE

GETTING WORSE, AMID THE OPIOID

EPIDEMIC.

>> IT'S HERE.

AND EVERYONE WE KNOW IS TOUCHED

BY IT.

DAVID: THOMAS CONNOLLY IS

SANFORD'S POLICE CHIEF.

>> I THINK SANFORD'S LOCATION IN

MAINE PLAYS AN INTERESTING PART

IN WHY WE'RE AFFECTED BY THE

OPIOID CRISIS.

DAVID: CONNOLLY SAYS THAT'S

BECAUSE SANFORD IS CLOSE TO NEW

HAMPSHIRE, AND I-95.

>> FOR EVERY KILO THAT COMES UP

95, THERE'S ANOTHER RIGHT BEHIND

IT.

DAVID: DRUGS ARE COMING IN, AND

MAINERS IN SURROUNDING TOWNS

KNOW THEY CAN BUY HERE.

BUT THE DEPARTMENT'S FOCUS ISN'T

ALL ON SUPPLY, BUT DEMAND TOO.

>> IF YOU DON'T REDUCE THE

DEMAND, SOMEONE IS ALWAYS GOING

TO HAVE A SUPPLY.

DAVID: TONIGHT JAURDAIN IS ONE

OF FIVE OFFICERS PATROLING

SANFORD.

>> AT A WANT TO BE HERE NO MORE,

I WANT TO FIND A BETTER PLACE.

>> WE'RE FRUSTRATED WITH THE

PEOPLE WHO ARE OVERDOSING OVER

AND OVER AGAIN.

DAVID: MANY OF THOSE OVERDOSES

ARE MAINERS JUST RELEASED FROM

JAIL.

>> WHEN WE GO TO AN OVERDOSE,

THE COMMON THEME IS, 'OH, HE WAS

DOING SO GOOD.

HE WAS DOING SO GOOD.

EVERYTHING WAS GREAT.

I DON'T UNDERSTAND I

HE WAS SO CLEAN.' BUT IT'S THE

POWER OF IT.

DAVID: MAKING CONNECTIONS, SO WE

CAN HAVE MORE MOMENTS, LIKE

THIS.

>> YOU ARE LOOKING HEALTHY.

GLAD TO SEE THAT, YOU ARE A GOOD

GUY.

DAVID: SANFORD POLICE RECENTLY

WON $195,000 IN GRANT MONEY, TO

GET SANFORD-SPRINGVALE RESIDENTS

INTO MEDICALLY-ASSISTED

TREATMENT.

THE HOPE IS THE NEW PROGRAM WILL

CUT DOWN ON THAT DEMAND, SO

EVENTUALLY THERE'S LITTLE TO NO

SUPPLY.

For more infomation >> Maine's supply chain: Sanford - Duration: 2:28.

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01 | How To Identify Your Fuse Type | Dashcam Installation by The Dashcam Store™ - Duration: 3:41.

Before we get started: this type of work should be performed by a qualified individual or

business only.

If you're not sure what you're doing, working with your vehicle's electrical system can

be dangerous both to you and your vehicle.

If you have any doubts, don't hesitate to consult a professional.

Welcome to another how to video with The Dashcam Store!

Today, we'll learn how to identify your vehicle's fuse type.

Before we do any electrical work, ensure that your vehicle's engine is turned off and

the key is completely removed from the ignition.

You don't want to be a victim of a preventable accident.

Now, there are at least 4 different types of fuses in modern vehicles, with the Mini

being the most common.

In order to utilize an Installation Kit or "add-a-circuit" fuse taps from The Dashcam

Store, it's important to know which type of fuses are in your vehicle and where they're located.

You have to verify the actual fuses as there may be an extremely wide range of electrical

system configurations present for each vehicle year, make, and model.

But how do you identify your fuses?

The first step is locating your fuse box.

Many vehicles have more than one fuse box, often located under the hood, in the trunk,

or somewhere inside the cabin of the vehicle.

For some vehicles, there may even be multiple fuse boxes in the cabin alone.

To locate your fuse box, consult your owner's manual.

Typically, the owner's manual can be found in the glove box, the trunk, or even with

your spare tire.

If you can't find or don't have a copy of your manual, a quick Google search for

"your vehicle's owner manual" is almost guaranteed to turn up a PDF for you.

Once you've got your manual in hand, check the index for "fuses", "fuse box",

or even "blown fuse replacement".

The manual should direct you to an illustrated diagram of your vehicle, showing the locations

of all of your fuse boxes.

Now a quick disclaimer: if you see a picture of a fuse in the manual, you can't just assume

this is necessarily the type of fuse that will be in your fuse box.

Sometimes manufacturers use a generic image in the manual which may or may not match what's

actually in your vehicle.

Referencing the owner's manual, locate the area which contains the fuse box.

In most vehicles, the box is located behind an easily-removable panel or cover, however

it could be behind the glove box, behind a kick-panel in the driver or passenger side

foot well, or under the carpet or the floorboard of some vehicles.

To help you identify the fuse box, there may be a fuse or lightning bolt symbol on the

cover.

Once you find the fuse box, remove the cover to expose the fuses inside.

Now that we've found our fuses, we're ready to pull one.

But first, make note of the fuse or fuses you'll be removing.

Now some people like to draw a diagram but taking a "before" photo on your phone

works just as well.

The key is knowing where to replace the fuse once you've pulled it and identified it.

Carefully use a small set of pliers to remove one of the fuses from the fuse box.

If you don't have pliers, many vehicles will include a small plastic tool called a

fuse puller on the inside of the fuse box cover.

As you might've guessed, it's designed to help you pull out fuses.

Now that you've got your fuse in hand, compare it against the chart and make note of the

type of fuse your vehicle has.

After you've identified your fuse, reinstall it to its original position and replace the

fuse cover.

And with that, you've learned how to identify your vehicle's fuses and where in your vehicle

they're located!