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ANNOUNCER: NOW, TO VIEW KY

WEATHER WITH JAY CARDOSI.

JAY: CLEAR SKIES, LIKE WINDS AND

LOW HUMIDITIES.

ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS.

WE TALKED OUT AT 7 DEGREES.

56 WAS THE LOW THIS MORNING.

NO RAINFALL WITH ALL OF THE

SUNSHINE THIS AFTERNOON.

AT THIS TIME, THE RAIN 63 TO 68

IN THE METRO.

HUMIDITY 55%, A NORTHWEST BREEZE

AT SIX MILES PER HOUR.

SOME OUTLYING REGIONS DIPPING

INTO THE UPPER 50'S.

IT IS GOING TO BE A COOL JUNE

NIGHT ACROSS THE AREA.

CLOUDS WE HAD MID-DAY THROUGH

THE EARLY AFTERNO JUST FALLING

APART.

NOW THAT WE HAVE MOVED INTO THE

EVENING, LOST IT HEATING OF THE

DAY, WE ARE CRYSTAL CLEAR.

HIGH PRESSURE IN CONTROL AND

THIS HIGH WILL DOMINATE FOR THE

NEXT SEVERAL DAYS.

WATCHING A FRONT TO THE NORTH,

IT IS GOING TO TRY TO DIP INTO

THE NORTHERN PORTIONS OF THE

OHIO VALLEY.

TOMORROW, THERE CAN BE A COUPLE

RUMBLES OF THUNDER.

AROUND HERE, DRY SKIES AND

PLENTY OF SUNSHINE, A BIG-TIME

WARMING TREND ON THE WAY AS WE

MOVE INTO THE UPCOMING WEEKEND.

NOT GOING TO BE WARM TONIGHT.

IN THE MORNING, A BIT OF THE

CHILL.

LOW TO MIDDLE 50'S WILL FEEL

GREAT AS YOU HEAD OFF TO WORK.

LOW TO MIDDLE 50'S OUTSIDE

LOUISVILLE, IN TOWN, BUT

DOWNTOWN REGION A LITTLE MILDER

AT 59.

WE SHOULD SEE A TON OF SUNSHINE

THROUGH THE MORNING HOURS.

MAYBE A FEW CLOUDS IN OUR

NORTHERN COMMUNITIES.

ASIDE FROM THAT, IT WILL BE DRY.

THIS TAKES US TO MID-DAY

TOMORROW AND WE HAVE THE BIG

BASEBALL GAME GOING ON AS U.K.

BATTLES YOU WILL TELL AND -- AT

JIM PATTERSON STADIUM.

FIRST GAME OF THE SUPER

REGIONAL.

77 FOR THE FIRST PITCH A NOON,

SLIDING INTO THE LOWER 80'S BY

THE TIME WE PUSH TOWARDS THE END

OF THE GAME.

SPEAKING OF THE AFTERNOON HOURS,

NOT MUCH IS GOING TO CHANGE.

LOTS OF SUNSHINE, A LITTLE

WARMER THAN IT HAS BEEN THE PAST

COUPLE OF DAYS.

HIGHS IN YOUR HOMETOWN BACK INTO

THE LOW AND MIDDLE 80'S.

THAT WARMING TREND IS GOING TO

CONTINUE.

HOT WEATHER OFF TO THE WEST OF

US WILL CONTINUE TO FORM AND

EXPAND, MOVE OFF TO THE EAST

-NORTHEAST.

INTO THE WEEKEND, IT WILL BE

ARRIVING WITH AN 88 DEGREE HIGH

ON SATURDAY.

92 COME SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

THE GOOD NEWS IS EVEN THE

TEMPERATURES WILL START TO WARM

UP, THE HUMIDITY SHOULD STAY

FAIRLY LOW THROUGH THE WEEKEND.

AND THEN GRADUALLY INCREASE INTO

NEXT WEEK.

HERE IS THE FORECAST.

THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT, DOWN

THROUGH THE 50'S WE GO.

CLEAR SKIES AND NO WEATHER

WORRIES.

WE WAKE UP TO 59 IN THE CITIES

BUT LOW 50'S IN THE OUTLYING

REGIONS.

TEMPERATURES AT AROUND 77,

MAINLY SUNNY SKIES GOING INTO 82

IN THE AFTERNOON.

HER SEVEN-DAY CALLS FOR A HIGH

OF 88 SATURDAY, 92 SUNDAY AND

MONDAY.

91 AND 90 INTO TUESDAY AND

WEDNESDAY OF NEXT WEEK.

For more infomation >> Clear overnight forecast - Duration: 3:18.

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Large expansion could be coming to Kansas City's Shot Spotter program - Duration: 1:48.

CRIME IN KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.

THE SHOT SPOTTER DETECTS GUNFIRE

IMMEDIATELY, GETTING POLICE TO

THE SCENE QUICKER.

TAISHA WALKER TAKES A LOOK.

TAISHA: THE SHOT SPOTTER PROGRAM

COULD EXPAND NEXT YEAR,

DEPENDENT UPON GRANT MONEY FROM

A PROPOSED BUS LINE EXPANSION

PROJECT.

>> IT'S EVERY DAY.

TAISHA: THE FAMILY OUT ON A

QUIET DAY.

>> TODAY IS ACTUALLY A QUIET DAY

BECAUSE BY NOW, WE WOULD HAVE

HEARD I DON'T KNOW HOW MANY

SHOTS.

TAISHA: LINDA WREN IS FRUSTRATED

BY THE VIOLENCE.

>> I MEAN SOME DAYS AND YOU JUST

HER

AR [MIMICS GUNFIRE], AND THEN

SOMETIMES YOU'LL HEAR RETURN

FIRE.

TAISHA: THE GUNSHOTS, INCHING

CLOSER AND CLOSER TO HOME.

>> THE ONE THAT WE HAD AROUND

HERE THAT WAS BOUNCING OFF THE

POWER LINES AND STUFF THAT WAS,

AND IT IS BAD.

TAISHA: WHEN THE TROOST MAX LINE

EXPANDED, KCPD RECEIVED MONEY TO

INSTALL SHOT SPOTTER SENSORS TO

DETECT GUNFIRE IN HIGH CRIME

AREAS.

>> WHAT WE KNOW IN OUR CITY IS

THAT ABOUT 30% OF THE TIME

SOMEONE CALLS TO REPORT OUTDOOR

GUNFIRE.

IN THIS AREA WHERE WE HAVE THIS

WE HAVE 100% OF THE TIME THAT WE

, GET THE GUNFIRE REPORTED.

TAISHA: THROUGH THE $54 MILLION

PROSPECT MAX PROPOSED EXPANSION,

SHOT SPOTTER COULD ALSO GROW.

>> I MEAN, THERE'S NO AGE LIMIT,

IT DOESN'T MATTER WHERE YOU'RE

AT.

IT IS EVERYWHERE.

TAISHA: WREN, DESPERATE FOR GUNS

TO LEAVE HER NEIGHBORHOOD.

>> REALLY SHOULDN'T BE LIKE

THIS.

TAISHA: IF FUNDED, WE WON'T KNOW

WHERE THOSE NEW DETECTORS WILL

GO.

POLICE ARE USUALLY TIGHTLIPPED

ABOUT THAT TO KEEP THE

INFORMATION AWAY FROM KERNELS.

HALEY.

For more infomation >> Large expansion could be coming to Kansas City's Shot Spotter program - Duration: 1:48.

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Bill's Late Evening Update - Duration: 2:49.

BILL THE RANDBY FACTOR FOR

FRIDAY GETS A 6.

WORTHY OF AN EIGHT EARLY IN THE

MORNING, BUT ONLY A FOUR LATE IN

THE DAY.

THE AVERAGE BRINGS YOU RIGHT

THERE.

OK FOR WORKING OUTSIDE, BUT WARM

LATE IN THE AFTERNOON.

JOIN US, THE STORM TEAM AND I,

AT THE 90TH AND WEST CENTER HY V

EE TO GET YOUR WEATHER RADIO.

YOU CAN PURCHASE ONE THERE.

WE CAN SET YOU UP AND PROGRAM

IT.

IF YOU HAVE WHEN YOU'RE ALREADY

PURCHASED, YOU CAN BRING IT BY

AND WE WILL GET IT SET UP FOR

YOU.

RADAR TONIGHT IS PRETTY QUIET.

NORTH OF US SOME STORMS IN THE

SUITLAND THIS EVENING.

SIOUX CITY, SUE CENTER, SIOUX

FALLS.

THIS IS THE SUITLAND.

FOR US, THE AIR IS TO TRY AND

THERE IS NO FRONT IN THE AIR.

AS A COMES OUT TONIGHT FALLING

APART.

THE FRONT IS A RESULT OF THAT,

THAT LITTLE DISTURBANCE THAT

SLID ACROSS MINNESOTA YESTERDAY

AND NOW INTO MICHIGAN.

IT WILL PUSH SOUTHWEST INTO THE

DAKOTAS IN WESTERN NEBRASKA.

MEANING NO RAIN FOR US.

KNOWING FOR TOMORROW.

NO RAIN FOR THE WEEKEND.

AFTER MONDAY, TUESDAY,

WEDNESDAY, A POSSIBILITY FOR

SCATTERED SHOWERS AND

THUNDERSTORMS.

HOPEFULLY WE'LL GET SOME

BENEFICIAL MOISTURE THERE AS WE

CAN NEED IT.

BEAUTIFUL IN THE MORNING.

STILL NOT TERRIBLY HUMID.

VERY DRY AIR TONIGHT.

DEW POINT 47.

IT FEELS GOOD.

WINDS ARE LIGHT.

TEMPERATURE 80.

FREMONT NOW ALONG WITH MOST

SPOTS IN THE 70'S.

STILL 80 AT EPPLEY.

LOW 70'S AND MUST AND I -- I

WOULD.

HIGH PRESSURE OVER THE OHIO

VALLEY.

AS AN EDGES AWAY, THE WARM FRONT

LIST ON OUT.

A LOT OF SUNSHINE.

TOMORROW NIGHT SKIES ARE MOSTLY

CLEAR.

STRONGER SOUTH WINDS KEEP

TEMPERATURE A LOT WARMER.

THE FROM WILL STALL NORTH OF US.

HOW DAY WITH STRONG SOUTH WINDS.

A NEARLY FULL STROKE ARE MOVING

TONIGHT.

70 AT 8:00 A.M.

ANYONE DEGREES AT 4:00.

A HOT DAY BUT NOT REAL HUMID.

MORE HUMID ON SATURDAY AND

SUNDAY.

IT WILL NOT ONLY BE HOTTER BUT

FEEL HOTTER BOTH DAYS WITH THE

HEAT INDEX PERHAPS EXCEEDING 100

AT SOME POINT IN THE AFTERNOON.

THAT WILL HAPPEN SO THEY,

SUNDAY, AND MONDAY.

For more infomation >> Bill's Late Evening Update - Duration: 2:49.

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50 Cincinnati-area foster kids celebrate graduation, beating the odds - Duration: 0:56.

UMER ASKED

PRESIDENT TRUMP TO RELEASE ANY

TAPES OF HIS CONVERSATIONS WITH

COME

SHEREE: MAKING A DIFFERENCE.

A CELEBRATION FOR TEENAGERS WHO

OVERCAME CHALLENGES, TO GET

THEIR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA.

50 FOSTER KIDS GOT THEIR OWN

GRADUATION PARTY TONIGHT,

DOWNTOWN.

THEY PROVED THEY CAN OVERCOME

THE ODDS.

NO MATTER HOW CHALLENGIN

AND THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNI

FOR SO MANY OF THESE STUDENTS

LIKE TANISHA HARRIS, AN HONOR

STUDENT, HEADED TO TENNESSEE

STATE UNIVERSITY.

>> I'M NOT FEELING REALITY

BECAUSE I STILL DON'T BELIEVE I

GRADUATED, BUT THEN AGAIN SO

MANY THINGS HAVE BEEN OFFERED TO

ME, SO COLLEGES HAVE BEEN

KNOCKING ON THE DOOR

I'M THANKFUL AND I'M PROUD TO

SAY I MADE IT.

SHEREE: HAMILTON COUNTY JOB AND

FAMILY SERVICES ORGANIZED

TONIGHT'S EVENT.

THEY ALSO INVITED ALL THE

CASEWORKERS, MENTORS AND OTHER

ADULTS WHO HELPED GET THESE KIDS

For more infomation >> 50 Cincinnati-area foster kids celebrate graduation, beating the odds - Duration: 0:56.

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Magic Mountain upgrading in time for ski season - Duration: 1:53.

REPORTER: IT'S A MOUNTAIN DUBBED

BY ITS SKIERS, AS THE BEST KEPT

SECRET IN THE NORTH EAST

MAGIC MOUNTAIN'S GEOFF HATHEWAY

SAYS THERE'S A REASON FOR THAT,

WE HAVE A GREAT, OLD SCHOOL VIBE

HERE

REPORTER: A VIBE HE SAYS THAT'S

ATTRIBUTED TO A RICH HISTORY,

>> WHEN SKIING REALLY TOOK OFF

IN THE '60S AND '70S IN NEW

ENGLAND, MAGIC WAS REALLY

INTEGRAL TO THAT WHOLE SKIING

VIBE

REPORTER: BUT OVER THE YEARS,

THE MOUNTAIN HAS FELL ON HARD

TIMES, CLOSING IN 1991, AND

REOPENING IN 97.

IN NOVEMBER SKI MAGIC A GROUP OF

LOCAL RESIDENTS, PURCHASED THE

MOUNTAIN AND DECIDED IT WAS TIME

FOR SOME UPGRADES.

>> IMPROVEMENTS TO SNOW MAKING,

THE LIFTS, THE LODGE, AND PEOPLE

ARE OUT WORKING ON EVERYTHING

RIGHT NOW.

REPORTER: BUT EVEN WITH THE NEW

ADDITIONS, HATHEWAY SAYS THE

GOAL IS TO KEEP THE OLD-TIME

FEEL, THE OWNERS ARE EVEN ADDING

A FIXED GRIP LIFT INSTEAD OF A

HIGH SPEED LIFT, THAT MANY OTHER

MOUNTAINS NOW HAVE,

>> WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A SKI

EXPERIENCE THAT'S DIFFERENT THAN

OTHER PLACES, BECAUSE THE AMOUNT

OF PEOPLE WE PUT ON THE MOUNTAIN

IS GOING TO BE CONTROLLED.

REPORTER: 47 NEW ENERGY

EFFICIENT SNOW MAKING MACHINES

WILL ALSO BE ADDED BY THE START

OF THE SKI SEASON, ALLOWING THE

MOUNTAIN TO MAKE AROUND 50% OF

THE SNOW IT NEEDS

>> BUT WE'RE NOT TAKING THAT TO

100%, BECAUSE PEOPLE LIKE TO SKI

NATURAL SNOW HERE.

REPORTER: HATHAWAY SAYS THE

NEARLY $3 MILLION IMPROVEMENTS

ARE BEING MADE POSSIBLE BECAUSE

OF THE 16 INVESTORS.

>> SOME ARE LOCAL HOMEOWNERS,

SKIERS, THINGS OF THAT SORT.

REPORTER: THE VERY PEOPLE THAT

HATHAWAY SAYS HAVE BEEN COMING

TO THE MOUNTAIN, FROM THE VERY

BEGINNING.

>> A REALLY DEDICATED GROUP OF

PEOPLE WHO GREW UP HERE, NOW OWN

PROPERTY HERE BROUGHT THERE KIDS

UP NOW THEIR KIDS ARE GROWN AND

NOW THEIR KIDS, ARE BRINGING UP

For more infomation >> Magic Mountain upgrading in time for ski season - Duration: 1:53.

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Trussville mom talks about suicide of her transgender son - Duration: 1:37.

>> JAY WAS AN AMAZING PERSON.

LARISSA: JAY GRIFFIN WAS A

13-YEAR-OLD HEWITT-TRUSSVILLE

MIDDLE STUDENT.

>> JAY HAD THOUGHTS THAT WERE

INDEPENDENT AND BEAUTIFUL AND

WELL THOUGHT OUT.

LARISSA: JAY WAS ALSO

TRANSGENDER, SOMETHING HE

STRUGGLED TO COME TO TERMS WITH.

>> HIS TRANSITION WAS VERY

PERSONAL.

LARISSA: BUT HIS FAMILY DID

EVERYTHING THEY COULD TO SUPPORT

HIM.

>> AS A MOTHER I REALIZED THAT

JAY WAS MAYBE STRUGGLING WITH

SOMETHING, AND I ALWAYS OPENED

UP THE DOOR AND SAID YOU CAN

TALK TO ME IF YOU NEED TO TALK

TO ME.

I LOVE YOU NO MATTER WHAT.

HIS MOM SAYS HE WAS AN ADVOCATE

FOR THE LGBTQ COMMUNITY.

ALWAYS EDUCATING FELLOW STUDENTS

ON PROPERTY PRONOUN USAGE.

>> I WANTED HIM TO BE WHO HE

FELT HE WAS.

LARISSA: JAY HAD DEPRESSION AND

ANXIETY.

HE ALSO DEALT WITH SOME BULLYING

AT SCHOOL AND TRIED TO FIGHT

THROUGH IT ALL.

>> WE THREW JAY EVERY LIFELINE

POSSIBLE, BUT IF THERE'S SOME

VOICES SOMETIMES THAT ARE

OVERRIDING THOSE THINGS, IT

COULD BE A BULLY ONE DAY, IT

COULD BE A STRESSFUL ASSIGNMENT.

LARISSA: ON MAY 25, JAY

COMMITTED SUICIDE.

>> THERE WERE NO SIGNS THAT

EVENING THAT HE WAS THAT UPSET.

HE ATE DINNER WITH US, HE TALKED

TO MY MOM FOR ABOUT AN HOUR.

LARISSA: WHEN THEY WOKE UP THE

NEXT MORNING, THEIR WORST

NIGHTMARE HAD BECOME A REALITY.

>> THAT WAS PROBABLY THE WORST

HE HAD EVER FELT, AND HE FELT

LIKE HE WAS BOTHERING SOMEBODY

IF HE REACHED OUT.

LARISSA: SO NOW HIS FAMILY IS

ADVOCATING FOR CHANGE, HOPING TO

HELP OTHERS WHO FELT JUST LIKE

JAY.

IN TRUSSVILLE, LARISSA SCOTT,

WVTM 13.

GUY: COMING UP AT 10:00, HEAR

For more infomation >> Trussville mom talks about suicide of her transgender son - Duration: 1:37.

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Video: Tom Messner's late-night forecast. 6.8.17 - Duration: 4:02.

AD LIB INTO

WEATHER

FULL WEATHER:

.SYNOPSIS...

LOW PRESSURE

MOVING ALONG

THE EASTERN

SEABOARD WILL

INCREASE THE

CLOUDS WITH

SCATTERED

SHOWERS AND A

RUMBLE OF

THUNDER

POSSIBLE ON

FRIDAY

AFTERNOON.

TEMPERATURES

WITH MORE

CLOUDS WILL BE

SLIGHTLY

COOLER ON

FRIDAY...BEFORE

A SIGNIFICANT

WARMING TREND

DEVELOPS FOR

BY SUNDAY INTO

EARLY NEXT

WEEK. THESE

WARM

TEMPERATURES

WILL HELP TO

FUEL

AFTERNOON AND

EVENING

SHOWERS AND

THUNDERSTORM

S, ESPECIALLY

ON

MONDAY.

&&.NEAR TERM

/THROUGH

FRIDAY NIGHT/...

AS OF 731 PM

EDT

THURSDAY...STILL

WAITING FOR

SHOWERS TO

DEVELOP

ACROSS THE

SLV/WESTERN

DACKS. LATEST

MODEL TRENDS

HAVE DELAYED

THIS

DEVELOPMENT

UNTIL 03 OR

04Z...SO HAVE

REDUCED POPS

TO

SLIGHT

CHC...BEFORE

RAMPING BACK

UP TO CHC AND

LOW LIKELY BY

FRIDAY. THE

COMBINATION OF

INCREASING LOW

LEVEL MOISTURE

WITH

DPWTS CLIMBING

BACK INTO THE

50S AND

APPROACHING

S/W ENERGY IN

THE NW FLOW

ALOFT...INTERAC

TING WITH

CLOSED

CIRCULATION

SHOULD

HELP IN THE

DEVELOPMENT

OF SHOWERS.

THESE SHOWERS

WILL SLOWLY

PROPAGATE

WESTWARD

TOWARD THE SLV

INITIALLY BEFORE

SHIFTING

SOUTHEAST

TOWARD THE

CPV BY MORNING

AND INTO

CENTRAL/EASTER

N VT

DURING FRIDAY.

HAVE TRIED TO

HIGHLIGHT THIS

MOVEMENT WITH

POP

AND WEATHER

GRIDS.

OTHERWISE...TE

MPS SLOWLY

FALL BACK INTO

THE

UPPER 40S TO

NEAR 60F FOR

LOWS TONIGHT.

WATER VAPOR

SHOWS CLOSED

MID/UPPER LEVEL

CYCLONIC

CIRCULATION

OVER WESTERN

PA/VA THIS AFTN

WITH

INCREASING MID

LEVEL MOISTURE

ACROSS OUR

CWA. THIS

MOISTURE

COMBINED WITH

APPROACHING

SHORT

WAVE ENERGY IN

THE NORTHWEST

FLOW ALOFT

WILL BE

CAPTURED BY

SLOW

MOVING CLOSED

SYSTEM OVER

WESTERN PA TO

PRODUCE

SCATTERED

SHOWERS WITH

EMBEDDED

RUMBLES OF

THUNDER...ESPE

CIALLY ON FRIDAY

AFTN. FOR

TONIGHT

GFS/NAM AND

LOCAL BTV 4KM

CONTINUE TO

SHOW

WEAK RIBBON OF

MOISTURE/INSTA

BILITY ACROSS

NORTHERN NY

ALONG

WITH ELONGATED

5H ENERGY AND

WEAK INVERTED

SURFACE TROF

FEATURE.

BASED ON

CLOSED

CIRCULATION...PR

ECIP LOOKS TO

DEVELOP IN 850

TO

700MB

DEFORMATION

ZONES. LOTS OF

WEAK FEATURE

WHICH

COMBINED

WITH LIMITED

MOISTURE ALOFT

WILL PRODUCE

SOME ISOLATED

TO

SCATTERED

SHOWERS...MAIN

LY OVER THE

DACKS/NORTHER

N GREENS.

THESE

SHOWERS WILL

ACTUALLY

INCREASE AS

DEEPER

MOISTURE IS

ADVECTING

INTO OUR

REGION FROM

APPROACHING

MID/UPPER LEVEL

SYSTEM ON

FRIDAY MORNING.

IN

ADDITION...SLIGH

TLY BETTER

DYNAMICS WILL

BE

AVAILABLE WITH

SOME SURFACE

INSTABILITY.

LATEST NAM

SHOWS

SURFACE BASED

CAPE VALUES

BETWEEN 400-800

J/KG...WITH LIS

BETWEEN -1 AND

-3C. STILL SOME

UNCERTAINTY ON

AMOUNT OF

CLOUDS

AND IMPACTS ON

TEMPS...SO HAVE

MENTION

SCHC/ISOLATED

THUNDER

WORDING WITH

SCATTERED TO

LOW LIKELY

POPS. BEST

CHANCES FOR

PRECIP WILL BE

OVER THE

MOUNTAINS AND

CENTRAL/EASTER

N VT ZONES.

QPF GENERALLY

0.10 TO 0.25...BUT

HIGHER IN AREAS

OF MORE

PERSISTENT

SHOWERS/CONV

ECTIVE

ELEMENTS ON

FRIDAY. CLOUDS

SHOULD

LIMIT THE AREAL

COVER OF FOG

TONIGHT...UNLIKE

THE PREVIOUS

COUPLE OF

NIGHTS...ALONG

WITH OVERALL

DRIER BL

CONDITIONS

WITH

RH VALUES

MAINLY IN THE

UPPER 20S TO

MID 30 TODAY.

TEMPS WITH

INCREASING

CLOUDS TONIGHT

WILL BE 5 TO 10

DEGREES

WARMER

THAN PREVIOUS

COUPLE OF

NIGHTS WITH

LOWS MAINLY

UPPER 40S TO

UPPER

50S DEPENDING

UPON LOCATION.

FOR

FRIDAY...925MB

TO 850MB

THERMAL

PROFILES COOL A

DEGREE OR TWO

AS WINDS SHIFT

TO THE

NORTHWEST BY

AFTERNOON...AL

ONG WITH MORE

CLOUDS

SUPPORT HIGHS

MAINLY 60S

EASTERN/CENTR

AL VT/MOUNTAINS

TO MID 70S

SLV/CPV.

&&.SHORT TERM

/SATURDAY

THROUGH

SATURDAY

NIGHT/...

AS OF 334 PM

EDT

THURSDAY...TROF

AND WEAKENING

SHORTWAVE

CONTINUES

ITS PROGRESS

OF LIFTING OUT

OF AREA WITH

SOME RIDGING

TAKING

PLACE AS WE

MOVE FORWARD

IN THE PERIOD.

STILL SOME

SLIGHT

POLLYANNA

For more infomation >> Video: Tom Messner's late-night forecast. 6.8.17 - Duration: 4:02.

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UAB doctor says minimal concerns about Zika in Alabama - Duration: 1:59.

NOT GOOD TO BE ON THE ROAD THERE

RIGHT NOW.

WITH SUMMER FAST APPROACHING,

WVTM 13'S MARLEI MARTINEZ GOT

THE LATEST UPDATE ON THE ZIKA

VIRUS.

GUY: SHE JOINS US NOW LIVE.

MARLEI: THE ZIKA EPIDEMIC IS

DYING DOWN, ACCORDING TO A LOCAL

DOCTOR I SPOKE WITH.

HE SERVES ON THE WORLD HEALTH

ORGANIZATION'S EMERGENCY

COMMITTEE FOR ZIKA.

BUT HE SAYS THERE IS STILL A

CERTAIN PEOPLE ANY TO BE

CAUTIOUS,

PREGNANT WOMEN AND COUPLES WHO

ARE TRYING TO CONCEIVE.

>> THESE ARE THE COUNTRIES THA

ARE STILL HAVING SMALL PROBLEMS.

MARLEI: ZIKA IS STILL PRESENT IN

BOLIVIA, BRAZIL, AND ECUADOR.

SO REALLY THE RISK IS A LOT

LOWER.

MARLEI: BUT HERE IN ALABAMA, DR.

DAVID O. FREEDMAN SAYS, DON'T

WORRY.

LAST YEAR, HEALTH OFFICIALS

CONFIRMED MORE THAN 30 CASES OF

ZIKA IN ALABAMA.

ALL WERE TRAVEL-RELATED.

>> IF WE DIDN'T HAVE CASES HERE,

TRANSMITTED HERE IN ALABAMA LAST

YEAR, THERE'S A MUCH LESSER

CHANCE THAT WE'RE GOING TO HAVE

CASES THIS YEAR.

MARLEI: DR. FREEDMAN SAYS

ALABAMA DOESN'T HAVE THE TYPE OF

MOSQUITO KNOWN FOR TRANSMITTING

ZIKA.

PLUS --

>> THE EPIDEMIC IS DYING DOWN

EVERYWHERE ELSE.

MARLEI: EVEN IN THE AREAS

HARDEST-HIT BY ZIKA, THE

EPIDEMIC IS IMPROVING TOO.

>>

SO IF 75% OF THE PEOPLE HAVE

ALREADY HAD AN INFECTION AND

THEY'RE NOT GOING TO GET IT

AGAIN, THERE'S NO VIRUS FOR THE

MOSQUITOS TO PICK UP, SO IT JUST

DIES.

MARLEI: BUT DR. FREEDMAN SAYS

PREGNANT WOMEN SHOULD STILL BE

CAREFUL WHEN IT COMES TO

TRAVELING.

AND COUPLES WHO ARE TRYING TO

CONCEIVE.

FOR WOMEN --

>> IF YOU WANT TO GET PREGNANT

AFTER THE TRIP, YOU'RE N

SUPPOSED TO CONCEIVE FOR 2

MONTHS.

BUT IT'S 6 MONTHS FOR MEN.

For more infomation >> UAB doctor says minimal concerns about Zika in Alabama - Duration: 1:59.

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Shahi Haleem bnana sikhen - Food Recipes in Urdu Ramadan Sepecial - Duration: 1:42.

Shahi Haleem

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Nhạc Hot Việt Remix Tháng 6/2017 - Bảng Xếp Hạng Nhạc Trẻ Remix Hay Nhất Tháng 6 2017 - HOT VPOP - Duration: 1:00:29.

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Toy Box 🔫 Toy Collection 🎈 Box of Toys 🎁 Kids Toys 🐠 Action Figures 💥 Best Box of Toys - Duration: 10:57.

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