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Firefighters surprise 2-year-old at Children's Hospital - Duration: 1:50.
NOT TO FIGHT A FIRE BUT
TO HELP THE 2-YEAR-OLD THAT'LL
BACK FROM AN INFECTION THAT WAS
KEEPING HIM IN BED.
MOM AND DAD WILL NEVER FORGET
HIS REACTION.
>> HE IS COMING UP TO SEE YOU.
MIKE C.: FROM THE MOMENT HE
LOOKED OUT THE WINDOW, HE SAW
HIS HEROES DOWN BELOW.
>> WE BROUGHT YOU SOME TOYS.
MIKE C IN THESE PRECIOUS
MOMENTS, RESCUING HIS WHOLE
FAMILY FROM THEIR MEDICAL
WORRIES.
>> I BROUGHT YOU A FIRE HAT.
>> LOOK AT YOU.
MIKE C.: FIVE LOCAL DEPARTMENTS
SENT FIREFIGHTERS GIVING HIM A
FLEET OF 20 TRUCKS AND SOME TOYS
FOR HIS SISTER ALSO.
>> I WAS SO OVERWHELMED WITH
EMOTION.
IT WAS SURPRISING TO ME THAT SO
MANY FIREMEN WERE SO EXCITED AND
THEY WERE THANKING ME FOR
LETTING HIM DO THIS.
MIKE C.: HIS HEART PROBLEMS AND
MULTIPLE HOSPITAL STAYS PUTTING
CONSTANT STRESS ON THE WHOLE
FAMILY.
>> IT IS AN EMOTIONAL ROLLER
COASTER.
IT IS AWFUL.
MIKE C THE TEARS WIPED AWAY BY
THESE GUYS IN UNIFORM INCLUDING
ONE OFFICER WHO WAS BATTLING
CANCER.
>> HIS FIANCEE CAME UP TO THINK
ME.
SHE SAID THIS SICKNESS HAS
PREVENTED HIM FROM HELPING
PEOPLE LATELY.
AND I JUST WANT TO THANK THEM.
THEY DO NOT NEED TO THANK ME.
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Target 7 investigates why high profile murder suspect was in Sandoval Co. Jail - Duration: 2:32.
COUNT ON. >>
LUCKILY, HE WAS CAUGHT BEFORE HE
CAUSED ANY MORE DAMAGE OR ANY
HARM TO ANYBODY GOD FORBID.
SHELLY: HE IS PAUL GARCIA, A GUY
WHO'S BEEN IN THE NEWS A LOT,
FOR SOME VERY HIGH PROFILE,
DISTURBING CASES.
POLICE SAY HE HELPED STEAL A
VAN THAT LATER CRASHED INTO A
MOM AND DAUGHTER, KILLING THEM
BOTH.
BUT THIS WEEKEND, HE WASN'T AT
MDC.
DOUG: GARCIA WAS IN THE SANDOVAL
COUNTY JAIL, WHERE HE AND
ANOTHER INMATE, ESCAPED.
YOU TONIGHT, TARGET 7'S NANCY
LAFLIN FINDS OUT WHY THIS INMATE
WITH A HISTORY OF RUNNING FROM
POLICE.
WAS IN THERE IN THE FIRST PLACE.
NANCY: ADMINISTRATORS FROM THE
JAIL WOULDN'T TALK TO ME, BUT
COUNTY LEADERS DID.
HOW CONCERNED ARE YOU THAT AN
INMATE CHARGED WITH MURDER GOT
OUT?
>> OH, VERY CONCERNED, WHEN I
FIRST HEARD ABOUT IT I THOUGHT,
NOT GOOD.
NANCY: COMMISSIONER DON CHAPMAN
SAYS THERE'S A NEW WARDEN WHO
HAS BEEN ON THE JOB FOR 5
MONTHS.
>> WE'RE GOING TO GIVE HIM
WHATEVER SUPPORT HE NEEDS TO PUT
THE CORRECTIVE ACTIONS IN PLACE,
THAT NEED TO BE PUT IN PLACE, SO
THIS NEVER HAPPENS AGAIN.
NANCY: WE ALSO WANTED TO FIND
OUT WHY GARCIA, A GUY CHARGED
WITH SERIOUS CRIMES IN
ALBUQUERQUE, WAS IN SANDOVAL
COUNTY JAIL IN THE FIRST PLACE.
>> TAKE THE KEYS OUT.
TAKE THE KEYS OUT.
GET ON THE GROUND.
GET ON THE GROUND.
NANCY: IT'S BECAUSE OF THIS
CASE.
DEPUTIES SAY GARCIA AND HIS
GIRLFRIEND WERE BREAKING INTO
MAILBOXES IN PLACITAS IN
DECEMBER WHEN A DEPUTY BUSTED
THEM.
GARCIA BONDED OUT OF JAIL IN
THAT CASE AND A MONTH LATER
POLICE SAY HE AND THE SAME WOMAN
STOLE A VAN IN ALBUQUERQUE,
CRASHED INTO A CAR, AND KILLED
A MOM AND DAUGHTER.
POLICE SPENT TWO WEEKS LOOKING
FOR HIM.
>> DO YOU HAVE ANY WEAPONS ON
YOU AT ALL?
NANCY GARCIA HAS BEEN LOCKED UP
: AT MDC UNTIL LAST WEEK.
A SANDOVAL COUNTY JUDGE HANDLING
GARCIA'S MAIL THEFT CASE WANTED
HIM IN COURT THIS WEEK, SO ON
THURSDAY GUARDS TOOK HIM FROM
MDC TO THE SANDOVAL COUNTY JAIL.
THE DA SAYS IT'S NOT UNCOMMON TO
RISK PRISONERS FROM ONE FACILITY
TO ANOTHER.
WHAT IS UNCOMMON THOUGH, IS FOR
THEM TO ESCAPE.
NOW GARCIA IS FACING EVEN MORE
CHARGES.
>> IN A SENSE, HE DUG HIS HOLE
DEEPER AND MADE IT EASIER FOR US
TO PROSECUTE HIM.
NANCY: WE KNOW PAUL GARCIA WAS
ALLOWED IN AN OUTSIDE
RECREATIONAL AREA AT THE
SANDOVAL COUNTY JAIL AND THAT IS
WHERE HE MADE HIS GETAWAY.
I ASKED IF HE SHOULD BE KEPT IN
A MORE SECURE AREA, AND THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONER SAID IT IS
BEING LOOKED AT.
WE SEPARATE INVESTIGATIONS ARE
LOOKING INTO HOW THE ESCAPE
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Monday Overnight: Air Quality Alert again Tuesday - Duration: 4:24.
SULA: LET'S TURN NOW TO WEATHER
WITH METEOROLOGIST MARGARET ORR.
HOPEFULLY YOU WERE ABLE TO ENJOY
THE DAY BECAUSE IT WAS NICE.
MARGARET: IT WAS A GREAT DAY.
REALLY NICE TOMORROW AND
EXCITING NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY.
SULA: RAIN?
MARGARET: WE HAVE A FULL MOON.
THE FULL FLOW MOON IS COMING
UP ON WEDNESDAY AT 4:42.
MEANWHILE, WE DO HAVE THAT
AIR-QUALITY ALERT IN EFFECT
UNTIL MIDNIGHT TONIGHT AND IT IS
ALSO GOING TO BE IN EFFECT FOR
TOMORROW.
WE ARE WARMING UP.
HIGH TEMPERATURES, MID-80'S.
YOUR RAIN CHANCES ARE COMING ON
FRIDAY.
THAT IS WITH A WEEK COLD FRONT
THAT IS GOING TO BE PUSHING
THROUGH.
WHAT IS OZONE, PEOPLE ARE
WONDERING.
CARS LET OFF ALL OF THOSE
EXHAUST, YOU HAVE FACTORIES AND
WHEN OZONE IS CREATED YOU HAVE
HIGH PRESSURE ALOFT.
THE POLLUTION CANNOT ESCAPE THE
ATMOSPHERE AND THEN ALL OF THAT
POLLUTION INTERACTS WITH THE
SUNLIGHT AND THE HEAT AND OZONE
IS CREATED.
A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE SENSITIVE TO
OZONE AND THAT IS WHY WE HAVE
THAT OZONE ACTION DAY THROUGH
MIDNIGHT TONIGHT AND ALSO FOR
TOMORROW.
AREA IS BASICALLY UNHEALTHY FOR
SENSITIVE GROUPS, PEOPLE HAVE
ASTHMA OR RESPIRATORY DISEASE.
THE BEST ADVICE IN THE
AFTERNOON, WHEN IT IS AT ITS
HOTTEST POINT, STAY INSIDE.
WE ARE LOOKING AT THIS RADAR.
LOOKS LIKE THERE IS SOMETHING
OUT THERE.
WHEN THE AIR IS VERY STABLE YOU
GET THIS LOOK.
THERE IS NO RAIN OUT HERE BUT
THE STABLE ATMOSPHERE IS ALSO
CONTRIBUTING TO THE DEVELOPMENT
OF THAT OZONE.
HIGH PRESSURE ON TOP OF US, AN
ONSHORE FLOW TO THE WEST.
YOU WILL NOTICE WE HAVE SOME
HIGH CLOUDS MOVING OUR WAY.
THAT IS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS
BIG, UPPER-LEVEL LOW.
IT IS GOING TO BE MOVING TO THE
EAST AND HELP SWING A COLD FRONT
THROUGH OUR AREA.
THE GOOD NEWS IS, THE RAIN MOVES
OUT FOR ALL OF THOSE GRADUATION
CELEBRATIONS TAKING PLACE ON
SATURDAY.
IN THE EAST PACIFIC, 80% CHANCE
FOR TROPICAL DEVELOPMENT.
THE EAST PACIFIC HURRICANE
SEASON DOES NOT BEGIN UNTIL MAY
15.
LOOKS LIKE IT COULD START EARLY.
NO RAIN FORECAST TONIGHT OR
TOMORROW, THE WEATHER IS LOOKING
PRETTY FABULOUS WITH PLENTY OF
SUNSHINE BUT AGAIN WE ARE
WARMING UP.
HIGH PRESSURE IN THE GULF, THAT
ONSHORE FLOW.
HIGH TEMPERATURES MID-80'S WITH
SOME UPPER 80'S.
SAME THING WITH YOUR WEDNESDAY,
WE NOTICE MORE HIGH-LEVEL
CLOUDINESS BEGIN TO MOVE IN AND
FOR YOUR THURSDAY AS WELL IT IS
LOOKING LIKE HIGH TEMPERATURES,
MID-80'S, A FEW UPPER-80'S.
YOU SEE THAT RAIN DEVELOPING TO
THE WEST, THAT IS ASSOCIATED
WITH A COLD FRONT.
AS I PUT THIS INTO MOTION, WE
ARE SEEING THIS RAIN BUT IT
MISSED OUT IN TIME FOR THE
GRADUATION EXERCISES.
LOOK AT THIS GORGEOUS PICTURE.
THAT IS AT THE WILDFLOWERS IN
CITY PARK.
THOSE ARE COSMOS AND SO MANY
COLORS.
A BEAUTIFUL SHOT FROM SHERRE
AND SHE SAID THE LAKE WAS CALM.
SUNSET AT 7:43.
83 THE HIGH, THE AVERAGE 84
DEGREES.
LOOK AT THIS, BOGALUSA UP TO 88
DEGREES, THE RIVER IS HIGH, 12.5
FEET.
IT IS GOING TO 14.5 FEET BY
FRIDAY AND AT THIS POINT, NO BIG
PROBLEMS WITH POLLEN.
70 DEGREES RIGHT NOW.
LET'S LOOK AT THAT FORECAST, IN
THE EARLY MORNING, SO THOUGHT,
HIGHS MID 80'S.
SLIGHT CHANCE OF RAIN THURSDAY.
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Weather causing concern for gardeners, businesses - Duration: 1:42.
THESE COLD TEMPERATURES ARE
EXPECTED TO LAST THROUGH THE
EARLY MORNING.
>> THEY'RE TALKING 35 DEGREES
TONIGHT AND THAT'S A LITTLE TOO
COLD FOR A LOT OF THINGS.
REPORTER: THEY ARE READY FOR
SPRING, BUT THE TEMPERATURE JUST
ISN'T QUITE WHERE THEY'D LIKE
IT.
>> 35 IS TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT
FOR US.
IT MEANS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
LOSING AND NOT LOSING A CROP.
REPORTER: IT'S TOO EARLY TO
PLANT CERTAIN CROPS, BUT SOME
THAT ARE ALREADY IN THE GROUND
MAY BE IN DANGER.
>> WE HAVE STRAWBERRIES, WE'RE
CONCERNED THERE IF IT GETS TOO
COLD, WE'LL HAVE TO TURN ON THE
IRRIGATION SO WE DON'T LOSE THE
BUDS.
REPORTER: SHE OWNS THE FARM WITH
HER HUSBAND, SHE SAYS CERTAIN
FLOWERS LIKE PERENNIALS SHOULD
BE ABLE TO WITH STAND THE COLD
AND PANSIES CAN EVEN HANDLE
SNOW.
>> THE WARMER WEATHER CROPS,
GERANIUMS, COVER THEM AND BRING
THEM INSIDE.
REPORTER: ON THE SEACOAST THE
RECENT RAIN IS KEEPING SOME
BUSINESSES FROM BEING ABLE TO
PREPARE FOR THEIR BUSY SEASON.
>> WE'RE REALLY NOT ABLE TO GET
EVERYTHING SPRUCED UP, PAINTED,
FIXED OR PLANTED SO THAT WE CAN
PUT OUR BEST FOOT FORWARD.
>> PEOPLE ARE READY FOR
SUMMERTIME.
WE DESERVE IT.
REPORTER: AFTER THE SEVERE
DROUGHT, THOSE WHO RELY ON THE
LAB ARE HOPING THEY WON'T SEE
THE OTHER EXTREME.
>> THIS YEAR IT MIGHT BE COLD
AND WET, WHICH IS EQUALLY AS
MISERABLE.
WHAT DO YOU DO, YOU PLAY T
GAME.
REPORTER: SHE SAYS CROPS LIKE
TOMATOES AND PEPPERS TYPICALLY
NEED A SOIL TEMPERATURE OF ABOUT
58 DEGREES, SHE SAYS THEY ARE
NOWHERE CLOSE TO THAT.
THE FARM HERE USUALLY WAITS
UNTIL AT LEAST JUNE 1 TO PLANT
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Wet Start Tuesday - Duration: 4:07.
DEFEND HER TITLE.
ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S
CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE
FORECAST.
KEVIN: YOU DO THAT THE PERFECT
MOTHER CANNOT LAST LONG -- KNEW
THAT THE PERFECT WEATHER COULD
NOT LAST LONG AROUND HERE.
YOUR TUESDAY IS NOT GOING TO
SHAPE UP TO BE QUITE AS NICE.
HE WILL NEED THE UMBRELLA.
-- YOU WILL NEED THE UMBRELLA.
TEMPERATURES IN THE 50'S WITH
SCATTERED DOWNPOURS.
NOT EVERYONE WILL SEE RAIN IN
THE MORNING.
ALL OF US WILL SEE SOMEWHAT
WEATHER TOMORROW.
THINGS ARE STARTING TO LIGHT UP
BEHIND ME.
A FEW SPRINKLES AROUND THE
METRO.
THERE WAS A PRETTY GOOD COVERAGE
OF SHOWERS FROM FALMOUTH OVER
TOWARDS RISING SUN AND
VERSAILLES.
WHAT A DIFFERENCE JUST A FEW
HOURS CAN MAKE.
LAST NIGHT WE WERE DISCUSSING
THE POTENTIAL FOR FROST AND
FREEZING CONDITIONS.
NOT TONIGHT.
IT IS BACK TO SPRINGLIKE WEATHER
.
57 HYDE PARK.
58 DELHI.
IT IS 58 AT THE AIRPORT AS WELL.
THE MOST SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IS
THE DEW POINT.
THAT IS HOW YOU KNOW THE AIR IS
STARTING TO MOISTEN UP.
WE ARE NOW IN THE LOW 40'S.
THAT IS MY SHOWERS HAVE ALREADY
BEGUN TO FALL ACROSS PARTS OF
THE AREA.
EXPECT OVERNIGHT SHOWERS.
WE ARE HEADING BACK INTO A SOGGY
STRETCH OF WEATHER.
I AM TALKING ABOUT THREE TO FOUR
DAYS OR RULE -- WHERE WE WILL
HAVE WET WEATHER.
SO FAR, FOR THE YEAR, WE ARE
ALREADY FOUR AND A HALF INCHES
ABOVE NORMAL.
SOME OF YOU COULD PICK UP AN
INCH OR SO OF RAINFALL EASILY
TOMORROW.
THE FARTHER EAST, IT IS COOLER.
HILLSBORO DOWN TO 50.
IF YOU HAD WEST AND SOUTH,
TEMPERATURES QUICKLY CLIMB INTO
THE 50'S.
THIS IS ALL A WARM FRONT MOVING
IN OUR DIRECTION.
THIS SYSTEM AND THE WARM FRONT
WILL BRING WIDESPREAD RAIN
TOMORROW.
FUTURECAST AT 11:00 HAD IT DRY
ACROSS THE AREA.
BY MORNING, SHOWERS BREAKOUT.
YOU CAN SEE DOWNPOURS ACROSS THE
AREA.
THERE COULD BE A DECENT SOAKING
FOR THE FIRST HALF OF THE DAY.
EVEN TOMORROW EVENING, WE KEEP
THE RISK FOR HIT OR MISS
DOWNPOURS.
ON WEDNESDAY, IT IS LIKELY TO BE
THE DRIEST DAY.
SCATTERED SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS EXPECTED TO MOVE
BACK IN ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
YOU CAN SEE SOME MODELS
INDICATING THAT SOME OF US COULD
PICK UP ANYWHERE FROM HALF AN
INCH TO AN EXCESS OF AN INCH OF
RAINFALL.
51 FOR AN OVERNIGHT LOW.
51 TO START TOMORROW.
WE WILL BE IN THE 50'S FOR THE
FIRST HALF OF THE DAY BEFORE A
PEAK OR TWO AT THE SUN.
WE ARE INTO THE 70'S ON
WEDNESDAY.
IT IS WET THROUGH THURSDAY
BEFORE WE DRY OUT FOR MOTHER'S
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Man dies after being shot in Kingston - Duration: 0:14.
CONNECTED TO THE CAUSE OF THE
ACCIDENT.
LISA: A DEADLY SHOOTING IN THE
KINGSTON NEIGHBORHOOD TONIGHT.
POLICE WERE CALLED OUT TO 45TH
PLACE AND 8TH COURT NORTH.
A MAN WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL
WHERE HE DIED.
POLICE HAVEN'T RELEASED HIS
IDENTITY OR SAID IF THEY HAVE
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Snow accumulates on Mount Washington, in North Country - Duration: 1:48.
S METEOROLOGIST JOSH
JUDGE TELLS US SNOW IS ALSO
HITTING OTHER AREAS.
JOSH: MANY PARTS OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE WOKE UP WITH IT SNOW.
IT ACTUALLY COMFORT OF PARTS OF
THIS IS A TRUCK AS YOU CAN SEE
HERE.
HERE'S A LOOK AT BRETTON WOODS.
OF COURSE, MICHELLE SAW THIS IN
PITTSBURGH.
THERE WAS A WIDESPREAD COATING
OF SNOW AND YOU CAN SEE IT ON
THE TREES.
IT SNOWED A GOOD PORTION OF
TODAY.
IN FACT, WHETHER OBSERVER AND
EDUCATOR MY CARMEN TOLD US HOW
SNOW THEY HAD SEEN TODAY SO FAR.
>> WE ARE SEEING A LITTLE BIT OF
SNOW LAST NIGHT AND THROUGH MOST
OF THE DAY.
WE HAVE SEEN SO FAR 1.7 INCHES
SNOW.
IT IS STILL FALLING AS WE S --
-- WE HAVE ONLY SEEN ABOUT FIVE
INCHES OF SNOW.
GENERALLY SPEAKING, WE WILL SEE
OUR LESS -- LAST SNOWFALL LATE
JUNE, ACTUALLY.
JOSH WITH SNOW SO LATE EACH
: YEAR, WHEN DO THEY EXPECT TO
HAVE THE AUTO ROAD PLOWED AND
OPENED UP TO THE PUBLI
>> THEY CLOSE BECAUSE OF THE BAD
WEATHER WE HAVE BEEN
EXPERIENCING.
NO REAL WORD ON WH PEOPLE
OPEN.
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Lady Choctaws win GSC, prepare for regional tournament - Duration: 0:38.
THE
END, FINAL SCORE 8-5.
FROM THE BUMP TO THE CIRCLE,
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE SOFTBALL
ONCE AGAIN CHAMPIONS.
AFTER CLAIMING A NATIONAL
TITLE IN 2016, THE LADY
CHOCTAWS, IN THEIR FIRST YEAR
COMPETING IN THE GULF SOUTH
CONFERENCE, WON THE REGULAR
SEASON TITLE WITH AN 18-5
VICTORY OVER ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE
SUNDAY.
THAT WIN GAVE MC THE AUTOMATIC
QUALIFYING BID TO THE REGIONALS.
NOW TO WHO THEY'LL FACE.
MC WAS NAMED A FOUR-SEED IN THE
TOURNAMENT.
THE LADY CHOCTAWS WILL GET
FIFTH-SEEDED VALDOSTA STATE IN
THE OPENING GAME.
THAT IS THURSDAY, MAY 11 AT 4:00
PM.
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Farmington discusses storm drains in city council meeting - Duration: 0:42.
ALL THE FACTS.
PAIGE: ONE LOCAL CITY COUNCIL
HAS CLEARED THE WAY TO REPAIR
STREETS DAMAGED IN THE RECENT
FLOODING.
TONIGHT, FARMINGTON COUNCIL
MEMBERS VOTED TO MAKE EMERGENCY
REPAIRS TO A COLLAPSED STREET
AND A DAMAGED BRIDGE.
THEY VOTED TO WAIVE COMPETITIVE
BIDDING TO GET THE ROADS BACK IN
SHAPE ASAP.
>> WE HAD ABOUT 9.5 INCHES OF
RAIN IN A 24-HOUR PERIOD, AND
BASICALLY THE FORCE OF THAT
WATER AND WHAT HAPPENED CAUSED
THE FAILURE OF THE ROADS IN THAT
PARTICULAR AREA.
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School works to 'ensure staff follow proper protocol' - Duration: 1:22.
G TO THE MCDONOUGH CITY
PARK ACADEMY
, THE SCHOOL DISAGREES.
>> I SAID WELL HOW COULD YOU PUT
HIM OUT OF SCHOOL AND TELL HIM
TO LACOMBE.
HE IS A MINOR.
AUBRY: THE CHILD'S MOTHER, ARIEL
HAMILTON, SAYS HER SON CALLED
HER FROM OUTSIDE THE SCHOOL TO
LET HER KNOW HE HAD BEEN
SUSPENDED.
HAMILTON PROVIDED THIS DOCUMENT
TO WDSU OUTLINING THE REASON FOR
THE SUSPENSION.
IT SAYS HER SON WAS DISOBEDIENT
AND USING OBSCENE LANGUAGE
TOWARD ANOTHER STUDENT AND
ACCORDING TO THE DOCUMENT, HER
SON THREW A STOOL ACROSS THE
ROOM.
>> I AM NOT SAYING HE IS THE
BEST CHILD BECAUSE HE DOES DO
STUFF HE IS GOING INTO THE
, TEENAGE STAGE OR WHATEVER BUT
THAT IS MY CHILD AND I LOVE HIM.
AUBRY: THE SCHOOL TELLS WDSU
THAT THEY DISAGREE WITH
HAMILTON'S CLAIM THAT HER SON
WAS TOLD TO WALK HOME ALONE.
BUT THEY WOULD NOT SAY IF HE WAS
TOLD TO WAIT OUTSIDE THE SCHOOL
ALONE AND RELEASED THIS
STATEMENT.
OUR STUDENTS' SAFETY IS ALWAYS A
TOP PRIORITY.
WE ARE REVIEWING THIS SITUATION
AND WILL WORK TO ENSURE STAFF
MEMBERS FOLLOW PROPER PROTOCOL
HAMILTON SAYS HER SON WAS
EVENTUALLY FOUND SAFE WANDERING
IN THE GENTILLY AREA, ABOUT 4
MILES FROM THE SCHOOL.
>> ANYTHING COULD HAVE HAPPENED
JUST FOR NOTHING ANYTHING AND
WAS VERY UPSET.
IT BOTHERED ME BECAUSE NOBODY AT
THE SCHOOL ACTED LIKE THEY
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Payne County commissioner upset by damage left behind after Calf Fry Festival - Duration: 1:21.
REPORTER: PAYNE COUNTY SPENT
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WIDENING
THIS ROADWAY AND PUTTING IN NEW
SIDEWALKS, BUT THE DAMAGE FROM
THIS WEEKEND'S CALF FRY FESTIVAL
HAS MANY PEOPLE TALKING.
>> WE HAVE DAMAGE TO THE NEWLY
SAWED SIDEWALK.
IT'S DIRTIED UP.
REPORTER: DISTRICT 3
COMMISSIONER KENT BRADLEY SAYS
THE DEBRIS AND MESS LEFT ON THE
COUNTY'S RIGHT OF WAY AFTER
FESTIVAL IS STILL AN EYESORE.
>> MAIN THING IS GLASS
EVERYWHERE.
REPORTER: BRADLEY SAYS MUCH OF
THE TRASH HAS BEEN PICKED UP,
BUT HE SAYS THERE'S STILL GLASS
ON THE COUNTY SIDE NEXT TO THE
AREA WHERE FESTIVAL VISITORS
PARKED THIS WEEKEND.
AND TIRE TRACKS ALL ALONG THE
SIDEWALK.
>> THEY NEEDED TO FENCE IT OFF
SO IT WON'T GO ON THE COUNTY
RIGHT AWAY.
REPORTER: HE WANTS THE MAN WHO
LEASES THAT PROPERTY TO FOOT THE
BILL.
>> THAT'S WHERE OUR LIABILITY
POLICY COMES INTO PLAY.
REPORTER: MATHEW WHITTWER SAYS
IT'S DIFFICULT TO CONTROL THOSE
WHO DRIVE OVER THE NEW SIDEWALK,
BUT HE SAY FOR THE LAST 13
YEARS, THEY'VE ALWAYS ASSUMED
THE RISK AND PAID FOR ANY DAMAGE
VISITORS LEAVE BEHIND, AND THIS
YEAR IS NO DIFFERENT.
>> WE HAVE TO GO BACK TO THE
DRAWING BOARD.
FIGURE OUT HOW WE NEED TO ADJUST
OUR PLAN TO ADDRESS THE TRUST
PROBLEM.
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NH struggles to address chronic shortage of corrections officers - Duration: 4:09.
COVENO GOES INSIDE THE
WALLS TO INVESTIGATE T
PROBLEM.
REPORTER: THE ENVIRONMENT IS
LOUD AND SOMETIMES MESSY, OR
VIOLENT.
16-HOUR SHIFTS ARE ROUTINE
>> LAST NAM
MORALES?
REPORTER: THE VALLEY STREET JAIL
IN MANCHESTER HAS 30 VACANT SITS
RIGHT NOW.
THE SUPERINTENDENT SAYS THE JOB
IS TOUGH, AND THE DRU CRISIS
HAS MADE IT TOUGHER.
THESE IMAGES WERE TAKEN DURING
BOOKING AT THE JAIL.
>> YOU GOT SORES, WOUNDS,
HEPATITIS A, B, C, AIDS, ALL
THAT STUFF YOU'RE DEALING WITH
THESE PEOPLE WHEN THEY COME IN,
FRESH OFF THE STREET.
REPORTER: APPLICATIONS TRICKLE
IN.
RESIGNATIONS AND RETIREMENTS ARE
ABUNDANT.
>> 2014 WE HAD 3 RESIGNATIONS,
29 IN 2015.
42 IN 2016.
AND NINE SO FAR IN 2017.
REPORTER: THIS FISCAL YEAR 16,
THE STATE PRISON SYSTEM SAW 48
CORRECTIONS OFFICERS RETIRE OR
RESIGN AND HIRED 27.
A NET LOSS OF 21.
SO FAR THIS YEAR, 25 OFFICERS
HAVE LEFT AND 34 HAVE BEEN
HIRED.
A NOTE WORTHY GAIN OF 9, BUT
STILL NOT ENOUGH.
>> AS THE ECONO CONTINUES TO
IMPROVE, CORRECTION CAREER IS
NOT SOMETHING THAT IS SOUGHT
AFTER AS A FIRST CHOICE.
REPORTER: HILLSBORO COUNTY
OPERATES ITS OWN CORRECTIONS
ACADEMY, FIVE WEEKS.
18 WERE ACCEPTED, THE CLASS IS
DOWN TO 11.
>> I KNOW IT NOT AN EASY LINE OF
WORK AND IT'S NOT FOR EVERYBODY.
REPORTER: STARTING WAGES ARE
15.35 AN HOUR.
THE SUPERINTENDENT THINKS THAT'S
PART OF THE PROBLEM.
>> BY THE TIME THAT INDIVIDUAL
GETS A CHECK AT HOME THERE'S NOT
ENOUGH TO PUT FOOD ON THE TABLE.
REPORTER: THE CORRECTIONS
ACADEMY IN CONCORD HAS SOME
YOUNG FACES.
THE STATE RECENTLY LOWERED THE
MINIMUM AGE FROM 20 TO 19.
HOPING TO EXPAND THE APPLICATI
POOL.
30 TO 40 APPLICATIONS COME IN A
MONTH, BUT AFTER A BACKGROUND
CHECK, POLYGRAPH AND A
PHYSICAL FITNESS EXAM, THE
SPOKESMAN SAYS ONLY ABOUT 10%
ARE VIABLE CANDIDATES.
>>IT'S BEEN DIFFICULT TO GET
AHEAD.
REPORTER: THE LARGEST LAW
ENFORCEMENT AGENCY IN THE STATE
IS CHRONICALLY AND SEVERELY
UNDERSTAFFED.
MORE THAN 400 CORRECTIONS
OFFICERS WORK IN THE STATE
PRISON SYSTEM.
EVERY ONE OF THEM REQUIRED TO
WORK O.T.
>> STAFF UNDERSTAND THAT AND WE
HAVE SOME STAFF THERE DOING
THREE TO FOUR DAYS OF OVERTIME
PER WEEK AND THOSE ARE LONG LONG
SHIFTS.
>> EVERYBODY HAS A LIFE AT HOME
TOO, IT'S NOT JUST HERE.
REPORTER: THIS YEAR THE STATE
PRISON SYSTEM IS ON TRACK TO
EXCEED $10 MILLION IN OVERTIME.
THE OVERTIME BUDGET WAS SET A
$3.5 MILLION.
COUNTY JAIL FUNDING COMES FROM
PROPERTY TAXES.
THE OPERATING BUDGET AT
HILLSBORO IS 16.
5 MILLION YEAR.
680,000 IS BUDGETED FOR OVERTIME
FOR FISC YEAR 2017.
WITH TWO MONTHS LEFT,
1.1 MILLION IN O.T. HAS ALREADY
BEEN PAID OUT.
BUT DION SAYS HE'LL COME IN
UNDER BUDGET BECAUSE OF THE
STAFF SHORTAGE.
>> I WILL STAY WITHIN M BUDGET,
BECAUSE I USE THE MONEY FOR MY
SALARIES AND WAGES THAT I'M NOT
FULFILLING BECAUSE NOBODY IS
HERE, I TAKE THAT AND I GET TWO
TRANSFERS ALREADY.
REPORTER: HE SAYS A CORRECTIONS
CAREER BRINGS AN EXCELLENT
BENEFITS PANEL AND A GOOD
RETIREMENT PENSION PLAN.
BUT THOSE ON THE FRONT LINES
KNOW THAT THIS JOB IS SIMPLY NOT
FOR EVERYONE.
>> IT TAKES A UNIQUE KIND OF
PERSON TO GET INVOLVED IN THIS
LINE OF WORK AND FOLLOW THROUGH
WITH I
REPORTER: A SPOKESPERSON SAYS
THE STATE IS LOOKING TO HIRE A
PRIVATE MARKETING COMPANY TO
AUGMENT THEIR RECRUITMENT
EFFORTS.
THERE'S ALSO A MOVE TO PURCHASE
PRICEY SCHEDULING SOFTWARE TO
HELP TRACK THE OVERTIME.
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Man sought in indecent exposure investigation in Limestone County - Duration: 0:21.
CLAIR COUNTY AUTHORITIES ON
-- NO WORD FROM ST. CLAIR COUNTY
AUTHORITIES ON WHETHER THE
DRIVER OF THE TRUCK WAS STOPPED.
LIMESTONE COUNTY SHERIFF'S
INVESTIGATORS ARE LOOKING FOR
INFORMATION ABOUT A MAN WHO
EXPOSED HIMSELF TO A CONVENIENCE
STORE CLERK.
THEY'RE TRYING TO IDENTIFY THE
MAN SEEN HERE.
OFFICIALS SAY HE WALKED INTO
HERITAGE FOOD MART IN ATHENS
LAST MONTH.
SECURITY CAMERAS CAUGHT HIM
HEADING TO THE RESTROOM BEFORE
APPROACHING THE COUNTER AND
EXPOSING HIS GENITALS.
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