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♪ I've got sunshine ♪

[Ned Fleming] As your little girl grows up, it seems like

no guy will ever be good enough for her.

- ♪ My girl ♪ - [Stephanie Fleming] I'm very excited

for you to meet my boyfriend.

[Ned Fleming] But sooner or later...

- [Barb Fleming] This is house? - [Ned Fleming] It's time for you to meet

- the love of her life. - ♪ My girl ♪

[dance music]

Oh my God.

Goddam right.

Turns out her boyfriend is this zillionaire.

[Walter White] I earned that money. Me!

[Stephanie Fleming] Laird, has literally no filter.

Like, he's a really good guy.

I simply respect the chemistry.

[Ned Fleming] No father would want their daughter with this guy.

[rock music]

Clearly, you don't know who you're talking to so, let me clue you in.

I am the danger. I am the one who knocks.

- [music stops] - Stop that.

Who is it you think you see?

[rock music continues]

[Ned Fleming] Steph, you could be dating anyone.

[Stephanie Fleming] He makes me really happy.

Because of his influence, your mother is smoking amphetamines.

[Ned Fleming] This is not someone we want our daughter marrying.

I am gonna take this octopus down.

Run.

Boom shakalakalaka!

Shut up!

You lower your voice.

Everybody calm down.

[Ned Fleming] I think you might be insane.

We're just getting started.

- [Stephanie Fleming] Is that a drone? - Laird is spying on us.

- [Stephanie Fleming] What? - [Ned Fleming] Do not mess with me!

What the [bleep]?

♪

[Ned Fleming] You've even got a tattoo with his name on it!

[Barb Fleming] That is so cute.

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Portsmouth officials prepare for First Night events - Duration: 1:41.

REPORTER: THIS WILL BE THE 0TH

THAT THEY HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN

PRODUCING AN EVENT.

SO KIND OF A BIG YEAR.

30 YEARS OF TRADITION, SO MAN

ACQUAINT, ICE SCULPTURES AND

DANCE PARTY ON PLEASANT STREET

AND SHOPS AND RESTAURANTS AND

YOU GET INTO EIGHT DIFFERENT

VENUES ARRANGING FROM ELVIS TO A

SWORD-SWALA ONING PSYC HMP IC

AND LATER ON AT NIGHT,

REGARDLESS OF ANY KIND OF MUSIC

YOU MIGHT WANT TO HEAR, YOU ARE

GOING TO BE ABLE TO ENJOY IT.

>> THERE IS A BUS TO SHUTTLE

BETWEEN TWO VENUES.

LOTS OF LOGISTICS TO MANAGE.

PERHAPS WHY PORTSMOUTH IS THE

ONLY REMAINING OFFICIAL FIRST

NIGHT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

>> IT IS A BIG UNDERTAKING AND

THE MOST EVENT WE DO.

BUT IF YOU STAND IN THE SQUARE,

YOU CAN SEE THE WHOLE EVENT WITH

AN EIGHT-VENUE INDOOR EVENT, IT

BECOMES MUCH MORE CHALLENGING,

COST OF INSURANCE AND CITY

SERVICES AND POLICE.

>> THEY HOPE TO SELL BETWEEN

3,000 AND 5,000 AND GET YOU IN

ALL THE VENUES AND THE SOONER

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Jefferson Mall opens after disturbances for it to close - Duration: 1:54.

HINGS

COULD HAVE BEEN A WHOLE LOT

WORS

THIS VIDEO POSTED TO TWITTER

SHOWS PEOPLE RUNNING INSIDE THE

JEFFERSON MALL MONDAY NIGHT.

YOU CAN ALSO SEE HEAVY POLICE

PRESENCE.

AUTHORITIES SAY ABOUT 75

TEENAGERS HAD BEEN HANGING

AROUND THE MALL FOR HOURS.

>> AROUND 3:00, I NOTICED A

LARGE AMOUNT OF TEENAGERS

PRESENT IN THE FOOD COURT AREA.

I GOT CONCERNED.

I WALKED OUTSIDE.

I SMOKE WITH MALL SECURITY AND

THE POLICE.

REPORTER:.

CHRISTINA: THIS MALL EMPLOYEE

TELLS US TEENS SURROUNDED HER

KIOSK FOR MOST OF THE DAY.

SHE SAID THE CROWD DETERRED

PAYING CUSTOMERS.

THEN CLOSE TO 7:30, SHE SAYS A

FIGHT BROKE OUT.

>> ME AND A CO-WORKER WAS

WAITING ON ONE OF THE GIRLS THAT

ACTUALLY GOT INTO A BRAWL, A

FIGHT RIGHT IN FRONT OF PINK.

IT JUST HAPPENED WITHIN SECONDS.

CHRISTINA: AUTHORITIES SAY THE

TEENS BECAME UNRULY.

THE MALL CLOSED DOWN AT 8, AN

HOUR EARLY AND POLICE ESCORTED

THE CROWD OUTSIDE.

WE'RE TOLD MANY OF THEM GOT ON

TARC BUSES TO GO HOME IN

LOUISVILLE -- HOME.

AND LOUISVILLE IS NOT ALONE.

FIGHTS BROKE OUT IN MALLS IN

CHICAGO AND INDIANAPOLIS ON

MONDAY.

>> IT COULD HAVE BEEN WORSE.

IT WOULD HAVE BEEN COULD HAVE

BEEN LIKE INDIANAPOLIS IT COULD

HAVE BEEN HORRIBLE FOR ALL THE

CUSTOMERS.

>> ON TUESDAY, THE MALL'S

MANAGEMENT COMPANY ISSUED A

STATEMENT READING IN PART "OUR

SECURITY PROGRAM IS ACTIVE 24/7,

365 DAYS A YEAR BOTH INSIDE AND

OUTSIDE THE MALL WITH MEASURES

THAT ARE VISIBLE TO SHOPPERS AND

SOME THAT ARE NOT.

DISCUSSING ANY ADDITIONAL

MEASURES WOULD COMPROMISE OUR

EFFORTS.

LAST YEAR AT THIS TIME, MALL ST.

MATTHEWS AND OBJECTIONMORE

CENTER IMPLEMENTED -- OXMOR

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Local charities keep busy as last-minute donations pour in - Duration: 1:24.

ANDREW: WHETHER YOU ARE A

FREQUENT GIVER OR DONATE ON

OCCASION, NOW IS A POPULAR TIME

FOR PEOPLE TO MAKE DROP OFF AT

GOODWILL.

>> IF I AM IN A HURRY I FORGET

IT.

>> WHEN SOMEONE PULLS UP TO MAKE

DONATIONS, WE OFFER THEM A

RECEIPT AND DAY EVALUATION SHEET

TO KNOW HOW MUCH THEY WILL BE

ABLE TO CLAIM ON THEIR TAX

RETURN.

ANDREW: DID THEY TAKE -- THEY

TAKE A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING

AT GOODWILL.

THERE ARE SOME THINGS THEY DO

NOT NEED, THAT IS BIG TVS.

DO NOT TRY TO DUMP THE OLD

PICTURE TUBE ON GOODWILL.

IT COSTS GOODWILL MONEY TO

DISPOSE OF THEM.

THEY WILL TAKE JUST ABOUT

EVERYTHING ELSE.

THE THINGS THAT GET DONATED GET

SOLD.

GOODWILL PUTS VETERANS AND

PEOPLE WITH HIS ABILITIES TO

WORK.

-- WITH DISABILITIES TO WORK.

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Victim fatally shot at Vybe Monday morning - Duration: 1:38.

CHRISTMAS DAY

WAS THE LAST TIME SHE SAW HER

SON.

>> THEY TOOK MY BABY AWAY FROM

ME AND THAT WAS MY INHERITTANCE.

THAT WAS MY GIFT FROM GOD.

THEY TOOK THAT AWAY FROM ME.

EMILY: YELLOW POLICE TAPE

BLOCKED OFF THE STREET AS BLUE

FLASHING LIGHTS LIT UP THE AREA.

>> I WANT THOSE KIDS TO REMEMBER

HIM AS A FIRER -- A FIGHTER.

EMILY: POLICE SAY MONQUEL LIGON

WAS SHOT DURING A FIGHT IN A

PARTY IN THE LATE NIGHT VIBE

LOUNGE.

HE WAS RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL.

HE DIED DURING SURGERY.

>> THEY WORKED ON HIM VERY HARD.

THEY COULDN'T STOP THE BLEEDING.

EMILY: LIGON WAS 22 YEARS OLD, A

FATHER TO THREE YOUNG BOYS WITH

A LITTLE GIRL ON THE WAY.

>> HE DID EVERYTHING HE COULD TO

TAKE CARE OF THEM.

HE REALLY LOVED HIS KIDS.

EMILY: LIGON'S MOM MOVED TO

GEORGIA TO GET AWAY FROM THE GUN

VIOLENCE IN LOUISVILLE.

SHY SHE TRIED TO CONVINCE HER

SON TO GO WITH HER.

>> I SAID, WHY DON'T YOU STAY

WITH ME?

GET STUFF SITUATED DOWN HERE

WITH ME.

HE SAID, MOM, I CAN'T STAY THERE

WITH MY KIDS.

I NEED TO MAKE SURE THEY'RE

GOOD.

I GOT TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY'RE

STRAIGHT.

I COULDN'T ARGUE WITH HIM ABOUT

THAT.

EMILY: SHE CAME BACK TO

LOUISVILLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS AND

SPENT THE DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS

WITH HER SON.

>> WE SPENT, UM, CHRISTMAS EVE

TOGETHER SHOPPING.

HE GOT SO TIRED.

HE SAID, MOOMMA DROP ME OFF.

WE'VE BEEN IN THESE STORES ALL

DAY.

REPORTER: NOW SHE'S PLANNING A

FUNERAL FOR HER SON, A VICTIM OF

GUN VIOLENCE.

>> IT JUST DOESN'T MAKE ANY

SENSE.

IT'S NOT EVEN ABOUT ANYTHING

For more infomation >> Victim fatally shot at Vybe Monday morning - Duration: 1:38.

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Witness comes forward to help police solve homicide - Duration: 1:35.

IMPLICATES

BRANDON WILLIAMSON.

>> IT WAS LI -- .

MARK: THIS WITNESS SAW THE FATAL

SHOOTING OF AMBER STEPP ON MAY

NINTH ON 26TH AND ROAN STREE

STREET -- ROAN STREETS.

POLICE SAY IT WAS BRANDON

WILLIAMSON'S BIRTHDAY AND

WILLIAMSON CAME OUT TO THE CAR.

>> HE SHOT ON HER ARM RIGHT

HERE.

HE SHOT ON HER ARM.

THEN HE PUT THE GUN TO HER FACE

BUT BEFORE HE EVEN SHOT HER, SHE

WAS LIKE "HELP ME."

SHE WAS LOOKING AT ME.

SHE WAS LIKE "HELP ME" AND THEN

HE SHOT HER AND THEN HE TOOK A

GUCCI BACKPACK OUT ON OF THE

BACK SEAT AND HE WENT TO THE

BACK OF THE HOUSE AND HIT THE

ALLEY.

MARK: HE DINED KNOWING ANYTHING

ABOUTSTEP -- HE DENIED KNOWING

ANYTHING ABOUT STEPP'S DEATH OR

BEING ON ROWAN STREET AT THE

TIME OF THE SHOOTING.

>> HOW'D YOUR CAR GET OVER

THERE?

>> IF IT DID, MY SISTER WENT

OVER THERE.

MARK: SPLICE TWIST.

>> LET ME ASK YOU A QUESTION

HAVE A TWIST.

>> LET ME ASK YOU A QUESTION,

WHAT IF I TOLD YOU I COULD PROVE

YOU WERE ON THAT STREET THE DAY

THAT AMBER STEPP GOT MURDERED.

WHAT WOULD YOU SAY ABOUT THAT?

>> WASN'T ME.

MARK: SURVEILLANCE SHOWS

WILLIAMSON'S CAR.

ANOTHER CAMERA CAUGHT THE MURDER

ON VIDEO AND CLEARLY SHOWS

WILLIAMSON PULLED THE TRIGGER.

>> EVER HEARD THE TERM THAT

CAMERAS DON'T LIE?

>> YEAH, BUT THAT WASN'T ME,

SIR.

For more infomation >> Witness comes forward to help police solve homicide - Duration: 1:35.

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Man arrested for two fires near Churchill Downs - Duration: 1:48.

S YEAR.

FIREFIGHTERS WERE CALLED TO THE

FIRE AT A VACANT BUILDING ON

OLEANDEROFF AFTER 12:45 A.M.

TUESDAY.

FLAMES COULD BE SEEN SHOOTING

THROUGH THE ROOF OF THE BUILDING

WHICH IS PART OF THE ACADIA PARK

APARTMENT COMPLEX.

>> WELL IF, ACTUALLY SLEEPING

AND THEN I HEARD A LOT OF

AMBULANCES AND ANDLEESSES FIRE

TRUCKS COMING AND -- AND POLICES

POLICES AND FIRE TRUCKS COMING

AND I LOOKED OUT THE DOOR TO SEE

WHAT THE COMMOTION WAS.

A FIRE FITERS -- FIREFIGHTERS

WORKED FOR NEARLY AN HOUR TO GET

BOTH FIRES UNDER CONTROL.

>> ACTUALLY, THERE WAS SO MUCH

FIRE IN THE BEGINNING, ONE OF

THE TWO FIRES THAT WE STARTED

WITH A DEFENSIVE OPERATION WHICH

MEANS, UM, THAT WE DIDN'T SEND

ANY FIREFIGHTERS INSIDE THE

BUILDING.

REPORTER: METRO ARSON

INVESTIGATORS ARRESTED WILLIAM

MCKEY AFTER HE ADMITTED TO

STARTING THE FIRES.

NO ONE WAS INJURED BUT OFFICIALS

SAY MCKEY PUT FIREFIGHTERS AND

THE PUBLIC IN DANGER.

>> APPARENTLY OUR PROFELTION IS

A -- PROFESSION IS A DANGEROUS

ONE.

ANYTIME WE'RE DEALING WITH AN

INCIDENT LIKE THAT WITH AS MUCH

FIRE AS WE INITIALLY HAD AND NOT

ONLY ONE INCIDENT BUT TWO OF

THEM, GOING ON AT THE SAME TIME,

THAT, OF COURSE, ONLY INCREASES

THE RISK TO OUR PERSONNEL.

REPORTER: FIRE OFFICIALS SAY

MCKEY ALSO ADMITTED TO SETTING A

CAR ON FIRE JULY 22ND ON

IROQUOIS PARK.

>> TOTAL DISREGARD REGARD FOR

PROPERTY AND PEOPLE'S -- TOTAL

DISREGARD FOR PROPERTY AND

PEOPLE'S LIVES.

GLAD THE OFFICIALS TOOK CARE OF

IT AND FOUND THE PERSON.

REPORTER: WE'RE TOLD IT'S TOO

EARLY IN THE INVESTIGATION TO

DETERMINE HOW THE FIRES WERE

STARTED DUE TO THE EXTENSIVE

DAMAGE TO THE BUILDING ON

OLEANDER.

FIRE OFFICIALS REQUESTED AN

For more infomation >> Man arrested for two fires near Churchill Downs - Duration: 1:48.

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Former Austin elementary school teacher in jail again - Duration: 1:18.

SENTENCED HER TO HOME

INCARCERATION.

SHE'S NOT OUT OF JAIL JUST YET.

THIS IS LAURA NOWLING IN

FEBRUARY AFTER SHE WAS TAKEN TO

THE SCOTT COUNTY JAIL.

POLICE ARRESTED HER IN AUSTIN

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AFTER THEY SAY

SHE HAD DRUGS IN HER PURSE,

CLASSROOM AND HOME.

IN NOVEMBER, SHE PLEADED GUILTY

TO POSSESSION CHARGES AS PART OF

A PLEA DEAL.

>> THERE WERE ISSUES WITH THAT

CASE, SEARCH AND SEIZURE ISSUES,

THINGS I BELIEVE THAT THE POLICE

DID WRONG THAT I WAS IN THE

PROCESS OF GETTING READY TO

RAISE AND ULTIMATELY PROSECUTE

HIM OUT AND I JUST AGREED THAT

THE BEST WAY TO DO IT WAS BY

PLEA BARGAIN.

REPORTER: AS PART OF THE PLEA

DEAL, NOWLING WAS SENTENCED TO A

YEAR IN HOME INCARS ANDRATION

TWO YEARS TO PROBATION.

DAYS AFTER GETTING OUT OF JAIL,

SHE WAS BACK BEHIND BARS ONCE

AGAIN FACING DRUG CHARGES.

MARK DUB IS HER ATTORNEY FOR THE

PLEA DEAL CASE BUT NOT FOR THE

NEW CHARGES.

HE WOULDN'T COMMENT ON THE NEW

CASE BUT SAYS NOWLING SEEMS TO

BE DOING OK.

>> ANYONE THAT IS IN JAILS,

MENTAL, YOU KNOW, MENTAL

SITUATIONS AREN'T GOING TO BE

ALL THAT GREAT BUT SHE SEEMED

UPBEAT AS SHE COULD BE UNDER THE

CIRCUMSTANCES.

For more infomation >> Former Austin elementary school teacher in jail again - Duration: 1:18.

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State investigating major breach at NH DHHS - Duration: 2:48.

KE THE STORY THIS

AFTERNOON AWERE LIVE WITH NEW

DETAILS.

REPORTER: THE PROBLEM STARTED

ALL THE WAY BACK IN 2015 WHEN A

PATIENT AT NEW HAMPSHIRE

HOSPITAL WHILE ON A COMPUTER

THAT WAS DESIGNED FOR PATIENT

USE SOMEHOW ACCESSED PERSONAL

H.H.S. FILES.

IT WASN'T CONFIRMED UNTIL HE

POSTED PERSONAL INFORMATION TO

FACEBOOK.

>> THE PATIENT WAS OBSERVED BY A

STAFF MEMBER ACCESSING DHHS

INFORMATION THAT WAS

CONFIDENTIAL.

JOSH: THAT WAS OCTOBER OF 2015.

BUT ACCORDING TO JEFF MYERS,

MANAGEMENT WASN'T NOTIFIED UNTIL

AUGUST OF 2016 IN THE FORM OF A

TIP FROM THE SECURITY OFFICER,

ALMOST A FULL YEAR AFTER THE

ORIGINAL INCIDENT.

>> IN AUGUST OF 2016, ALL WE

WERE ABLE TO IDENTIFY WAS

CERTAIN NONCONFIDENTIAL DHHS

TRAINING MATERIALS THAT HAD BEEN

ACCESSED.

JOSH: WEEKS LATER ON NOVEMBER 4

ON FACEBOOK, MYERS SAID A

POSTING WAS MADE TH WENT WELL

BEYOND TRAINING MATERIALS.

>> PERSONAL INFORMATION,

PERSONAL HEALTH INFORMATION FROM

AS MANY AS 15,000 PEOPLE MAY

HAVE BEEN BREACHED.

>> THE PARBLETE WAS INVESTIGATED

ON AND OFF FOR A PERIOD OF 13

MONTHS AND NEVER ANY EVIDENCE

THERE WAS ANY INFORMATION UNTIL

HE POSTED IT.

>> THAT'S CORRECT.

AND DOIT AND THE STATE POLICE

AND THE DEPARTMENT AND OTHERS

ARE LOOKING AT THAT AND LOOKING

AT OUR SYSTEM STATEWIDE.

JOSH: WHY ARE WE JUST LEARNING

ABOUT IT?

>> WHAT WE DISCOVERED IS THAT

SOME INFORMATION HAD BEEN POSTED

TO A SOCIAL MEDIA SITE.

AT THAT POINT IN TIME, THE

INDIVIDUAL THAT WA SUSPECTED OF

POSTING THAT INFORMATION HAD NOT

BEEN LOCATED.

SO IT TOOK TIME TO LOCATE THE

INDIVIDUAL AND THEN THERE WAS AN

INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED BY THE

STATE POLICE AND THE ATTORNEY

GENERAL'S OFFICE AND DOIT AND AS

A RESULT OF THAT WE WERE ABLE TO

IDENTIFY INFORMATION THAT HAD

BEEN GOTTEN ACCESS TO.

JOSH: THE POTENTIAL VICTIMS ARE

BEING NOIST THAT.

THIS DATA BREACH FROM OCTOBER,

2015 WAS RECENTLY DISCOVERED BY

THE STATE AND BEING TREATED WITH

TH UTMOST SERIOUSNESS BY ALL

RELEVANT STATE AGENCIES.

NOW IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR

CONCERNS ABOUT THIS BREAC CAL

1-888-901-410.

THERE ARE A LOT OF QUESTIONS WE

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Video: Annapolis businesses benefit from Military Bowl crowd - Duration: 1:28.

>> BUSINESS HAS BEEN GREAT TODAY

THE MILITARY BOWL AND THE PARADE

HAS BROUGHT IN A LOT OF PEOPLE A

LOT OF TOURISTS AS WELL AS A LOT

OF LOCAL

REPORTER: THE MISSION BARBEQUE

RESTAURANT ON DOCK STREET IN

ANNAPOLIS WAS BOOMING FOR LUNC

TUESDAY AFTERNOON.

THE MORNING PARADE BEFORE THE

MILITARY BOWL BROUGHT CROWDS

DOWNTOWN, AND CROWDS INTO

O'BRIEN'S PUB.

>> IT HAS BEEN REALLY GOOD

ACTUALLY SUPER BUSY AS SOON AS

THE PARADE ENDED PEOPLE JU

STARTED FLOODING IN ITS GREAT.

REPORTER: FANS FROM AS FAR AWAY

AS CANADA ARE IN FOR THE GAM

PITTING TEMPLE VERSUS WAKE

FOREST.

ALL OF THEM ARE SPENDING MONEY,

BOOSTING THE LOCAL ECONOMY.

>> WE'RE GOING TO HIT A COUPLE

OF RESTAURANTS I THINK T

LADIES HAVE SOME PLANS TO GO TO

THE OUTLETS AND SEE WHAT KINDS

OF BARGAINS ARE AVAILABL

>> SOMETHING TELLS ME I'M NOT

GOING TO WALK ALL THE WAY BACK

TO THE BOWL WITHOUT STOPPING IN

SOME OF THE SHOPS ON THE WAY

REPORTER: THE EXTRA BUSINESS

COMES AT A GOOD TIME FOR

RESTAURANTS.

THEY SAY WINTER IS USUALLY THEIR

SLOWEST TIME OF YEAR.

>> IT DEFINITELY HELPS US GET

THROUGH THESE POPS LIKE RIGHT

BEFORE.

OUR SLOWEST TIME IS PROBABLY

JANUARY AND FEBRURARY SO THESE

POPS DEFINITELY HELP A LOT.

REPORTER: IT'S ALSO A GREAT

OPPORTUNITY TO SHOWCASE

ANNAPOLIS AND ALL IT HAS TO

OFFER, MAKING A GOOD IMPRESSION

ON VISITORS.

IF HIS ALWAYS GREAT TO COME

-- IT IS ALWAYS GREAT TO COME

DOWN HERE WE NEVER HAVE ANY

ISSUES AND ITS ALWAYS A LOT OF

FUN BEING IN THIS AREA.

REPORTER: THIS IS THE 4TH YEAR

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Ponca City family speaks about escaping house fire - Duration: 1:21.

CITY.

MECCA: THE FIRE STARTED JUST

OUTSIDE OF THIS ALL IN THERE WAS

A TWO-YEAR-OLD BOY ON THIS BED.

HIS OLDER SISTER CAME DOWN THE

HALL, BUSTING THROUGH THE DOOR

TO SAVE HIM.

>> I RAN HERE

.

THIS PART MAKES ME CRY.

MECCA: ALMOST TOO HARD TO TALK

ABOUT, THE FIRE BURNING THE BED

HER BROTHER WAS ON.

>> 50 DOOR AND OPENED IT AND I

GRABBED HIM AS QUICK AS I COULD

BECAUSE THERE WAS FIRE ON THE

BED, ON THE MATTRESS.

MECCA: SHE GOT HIM AND THE REST

OF HIS FAMILY.

>> I WOKE UP MY DAD AND JUST

STARTED BANGING ON THE DOOR.

MECCA: ONCE OUT, THIS IS WHAT

THEY SAW.

FLAMES DESTROYING THEIR HOME

HERE ON NORTH ELM.

NEIGHBORS RUSHING TO HELP.

>> WE WERE HALF NAKED.

THEY BROUGHT BLANKETS AND COATS

OVER TO US.

MECCA: THEY WENT BACK THERE

TODAY.

WE WERE THERE.

ALMOST EVERYTHING IS BURNED FROM

ITEMS IN THE BEDROOM, THE

CEILING, THE LIVING ROOM

FURNITRE, THE CHRISTMAS TREE AND

ALL ITS TRIMMINGS.

GONE.

>> THINGS CAN BE REPLACED.

PEOPLE CANNOT.

MY FAMILY IS ALIVE.

MY FAMILY IS SAFE.

MECCA: FOR NOW THEY ARE STAYING

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Lawmakers propose committee that would tackle drug epidemic - Duration: 1:54.

TICAL REPORTER PAUL MERRILL

HAS THE STORY.

PAUL: ACCORDING TO THE ATTORNEY

GENERAL'S OFFICE THE OPIOID

EPIDEMIC IS KILLING AN AVERAGE

OF ONE MAINER A DAY.

IT WILL BE A SLOW BILL IN 2017

THAT TRIES TO TACKLE THE

PROBLEM.

THOSE BILLS WILL GET

CATEGORIZED AND SENT TO

DIFFERENT COMMITTEES.

WHAT WE ARE GOING TO BLACK IS

THAT COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH.

PAUL:

THAT IS WHY ASSISTANT

HEALTH -- HOUSE MINORITY LEADER

ELLIE ESPLING IS PUSHING

LEGISLATIVE LEADERS TO CREATE A

SEPARATE COMMITTEE TO

SPECIFICALLY DEAL WITH BILLS

CONCERNING THE OPIOID EPIDEMIC.

HOUSE SPEAKER SARA GIDEON

SUCCESSFULLY PASSED A NARCAN

BILL OVER GOVERNOR LEPAGE'S

OBJECTION EARLIER THIS YEAR.

TODAY, GIDEON, A DEMOCRAT, SAYS

SHE'S OPEN TO THE IDEA OF

DISCUSSING THE PROPOSAL FROM

ESPLING, A REPUBLICAN.

>> WELL, IT SEEMS THERE'S A TRUE

BIPARTISAN SPIRIT NOW TO DO

SOMETHING.

WE NOW HAVE MORE MAINERS DYING

OF OPIOID OVERDOSES THAN IN CAR

ACCIDENTS.

PAUL DOCTOR RON SPRINGEL IS A

: RECOVERY ADVOCATE.

>> I THINK THAT THE RECOVERY

COMMUNITY WELCOMES ANYTHING THAT

MAY STREAMLINE THE CONSIDERATION

OF WHAT WE WILL CERTAINLY SEE AS

A LARGE NUMBER OF BILLS BEING

PUT FORWARD.

PAUL LAST WEEK, THE LEPAGE

: ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCED AN

INVESTMENT IN MORE THAN 300 NEW

SLOTS FOR MEDICATION-ASSISTED

DRUG TREATMENT.

DEMOCRATS CALLED IT A SHIFT IN

POLICY FROM THE GOVERNOR'S

OFFICE.

ESPLING SAYS EVERYONE IS ON THE

SAME SIDE OF THIS FIGHT.

>> WHEN YOU HAVE ALL BODIES

INTERESTED IN SOLVING THE SAME

PROBLEM, I THINK THAT WARRANTS

BRINGING EVERYONE TOGETHER AND

HIGHLIGHTING THAT AS SOMETHING

THAT WE CAN ALL SEEK TO SOLVE.

PAUL: EXPECT LAWMAKERS TO

INTRODUCE A LOT OF BILLS THAT

ARE TRYING TO TACKLE THE PROBLEM

OF MAINE'S OPIOID EPIDEMIC.

BILL TITLES ARE DUE BY THE END

OF THE DAY ON FRIDAY, SO WE'LL

LEARN WHAT THEY ARE AND,

HOPEFULLY, A LITTLE BIT MORE

ABOUT EACH ONE OF THEM AS SOON

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Annual Holiday Hero Blood drive has arrived - Duration: 1:07.

.

AND TOMORROW FROM 11:00 UNTIL

6:00.

AS YOU CAN SEE, THERE ARE HEROS

PRETTY MUCH EVERYWHERE HERE

DONATING OR WAITING TO DONATE

AND BRINGING AWARENESS TO THIS

GREAT IMPORTANT NEED FOR BLOOD

IS NO SMALL ISSUE.

ONE PERSON COULD SAVE THREE

LIVES.

HERE REGIONALLY, 500 UNITS GET

USED DAILY AND THE NEED NEVER

ENDS, FOLKS.

MANY PEOPLE WE SPOKE WITH TODAY

HAVE COME OUT BECAUSE IT'S

BECOME TRADITION AND ALSO

BECAUSE SAVING LIVES TO THEM IS

JUST THE RIGHT THING TO DO.

>> WHEN YOU COME DOWN, YOU THINK

[ INDISCERNIBLE ]

>> HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN COMING

DOWN?

>> FOUR YEARS.

>> IT'S IMPORTANT TO YOU.

>> YES, SIR.

>> WHY SO?

>> BECAUSE I'VE GOT O-NEGATIVE.

IT'S A UNIVERSAL DONOR.

ALL OF THESE E-MAILS KEEP

BEGGING ME TO COME DOWN BECAUSE

THEY NEED A NEED FOR O-NEGATIVE.

>> DOES IT ALL YEAR ROUND.

EVERY TIME, IT'S LIKE EVERY

THREE MONTHS OR FOUR MONTHS WHEN

IT'S TIME FOR HIM TO DONATE, HIM

AND HIS BROTHER COMES OUT AND DO

IT.

>> OK.

>> AND HIS SON COMES OUT WITH

HIS DAD TO SUPPORT HIM.

>> I WANT TO GIVE BACK TO

SOMEONE THAT COULD POSSIBLY USE

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Cardinals prepare to face Virginia - Duration: 1:27.

OPENING UP ACC PLAY AGAINST

12TH-RANKED VIRGINIA CAVALIERS

WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

BIGGEST CHALLENGE FOR THE CARDS

MAY BE HOW THEY'LL REACT COMING

OFF AN EMOTIONAL WIN OVER RIVAL

KENTUCKY LAST WEEK AND PLAYING A

TOUGH TEAM THAT SWEPT THE CARDS

LAST YEAR.

>> WE'RE IMPROVING AND THAT'S

WHAT YOU WANT TO SEE.

EACH WEEK, YOU WANT TO SEE

YOURSELVES GET BETTER BUT LIKE I

SAID BEFORE, EVERY GAME I

IS -- WICHITA STATE IS A LITTLE

BIT LIKE VIRGINIA EXCEPT WICHITA

STATE RUNS A BIT MORE.

THEY PLAY THE SAME TYPE OF

DEFENSE AS VIRGINIA DOES.

PRESEASON SCHEDULE GOT US READY,

KENTUCKY GOT US READY FOR

CAROLINA.

WICHITA STATE GETS YOU READY FOR

VIRGINIA.

EVERY GAME THE WAY IT'S PLAYED

GETS YOU READY FOR ANOTHER

OPPONENT AND HELPS YOU IMPROVE.

>> THE CARDS WILL ALSO HAVE TO

ADJUST TO THE DIFFERENT STYLE OF

PLAY BETWEEN KENTUCKY AND

VIRGINIA.

CATS LIKE TO GET UP AND DOWN.

THE CAVS LIKE TO SLOW IT DOWN

AND PLAY POSSESSION BASKETBALL

GIVING FITS TO OPPOSING TEAMS.

>> VIRGINIA IS VERY, VERY TOUGH

GAME TO PREPARE FOR.

VERY DIFFICULT.

ALL PHASES OF THE GAME.

YOU KNOW IT'S GOING TO BE A

CLOSE GAME.

YOU KNOW IT'S GOING TO BE

DIFFICULT TO SCORE.

YOU KNOW YOU HAVE TO BE AS GOOD

AS THEY ARE DEFENSIVELY.

SO VIRGINIA IS ALWAYS DIFFICULT

TO PLAY AGAINST.

SO VIRGINIA'S ROAD TOUGH.

THEY'RE A VERY GOOD BASKETBALL

TEAM.

OUTSTANDING ON DEFENSE.

THEIR NUMBERS ARE GREAT.

THEY'VE GOT GREAT SHOOTERS NOW,

TOO, TO GO ALONG WITH THAT.

REPORTER: COACH PITINO ALSO SAID

THIS IS PROBABLY THE STRONGEST

THE ACC HAS EVER BEEN AND THEY

BETTER BE READY TO PLAY AGAINST

ONE OF THE TOUGHER TEAMS TO OPEN

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Police give advice on how to stay safe after the holidays - Duration: 1:29.

MAKE YOU A TARGET.

MORGAN LENTES EXPLAINS

>> CAMERAS, I WENT TO GET A, UM,

CONCEAL TO CARRY SO I TRY TO

STAY ON TOP OF THINGS.

REPORTER: SHE'S NOT TAKE

ANYTHING CHANCES SINCE HER

SHIVELY HOME WAS BROKEN INTO

LAST YEAR.

>> I'D RATHER BE SHAVE THAN

SORRY.

REPORTER: SO WHEN SHE TOOK HE

HER -- I'D RATHER BE SAFE THAN

SORRY.

REPORTER: SO WHEN SHE TOOK OUT

HER TRASH, SHE MADE SURE SHE HAD

NOTHING IN HER BINS THAT WOULD

ATTRACT THIEVES.

>> BIG BOXES, I LEAVE IN THE

GARAGE.

REPORTER: INVESTIGATORS HAVE A

WARNING FOR PEOPLE THIS TIME OF

YEAR.

EY SAY THIEVES OFTEN DRIVE

THROUGH NEIGHBORHOODS LOOKING

FOR BOXES THAT ADVERTISE

HIGH-PRICED PRESENTS SUCH AS

BIG-SCREEN TV'S AND COMPUTERS

IF THEY FIND ONE, SOMETIMES

THIEVES COME BACK TO BREAK IN

AND STEAL THE ITEMS.

>> IT'S JUST SOCIETY TODAY.

WE ALL ARE RECEPTIVE TO SOME

KIND OF VIOLATIONS.

IT JUST HAPPENS ALL OVER, BUT, I

MEAN, YOU KNOW, IF YOU STICK

TOGETHER, THERE'S SAFETY IN

NUMBERS.

REPORTER: JAMES LUDLOW LIVES

NEXT DOOR TO WILLIAMS.

>> COLLECTIVELY, WE TRY TO, YOU

KNOW, KEEP SOME TYPE OF

SURVEILLANCE.

IF WE SEE SOMETHING THAT DON'T

LOOK RIGHT WE TRY TO CONTACT

EACH OTHER.

REPORTER: THAT'S ONE STEP POLICE

SUPPORT.

THEY SUGGEST BREAKING DOWN BOXES

EVEN TURNING THEM INSIDE OUT

BEFORE SETTING IT OUTSIDE.

WILLIAMS SAYS SHE'LL DO WHATEVER

SHE HAS TO TO PROTECT HER

CHILDREN.

>> THAT'S MY JOB AS A PARENT TO

MAKE SURE THAT THEY'R

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Video: Baltimore County libraries partner with WBAL-TV 11 for reading challenge - Duration: 1:41.

REPORTER: THIS IS A NEW CHAPTER

FOR TAYLOR PRISTOOP.

SHE AND HER MOM USED TO BOND

OVER BOOKS DIFFERENT IN A

DIFFERENT WAY

>> WHEN I WAS YOUNGER, ME AND MY

MOM WOULD LAY IN BED READ LONG

BOOKS AND READ BOOKS IN A

SERIES.

REPORTER: SHE'S NOW 14, AND

READS MOSTLY ON HER OWN.

>> IT'S KIND OF LIKE YOU GET

WRAPPED INTO A TV SHOW YOU G

WRAPPED INTO A BOOK.

REPORTER: THE MOTHER AND

DAUGHTER ARE TALKING ABOUT

TURNING A PAGE, READING MORE

TOGETHER AS PART OF A CHALLENGE

I LIKE THE IDEA OF TAKING A

CHALLENGE AND WORKING WI HER

TO EITHER READ IT TOGETHER OR TO

READ IT SEPARATELY ENVIABLE TO

COME BACK AND TALK ABOUT THE

BOOK.

REPORTER: THAT CHALLENGE IS

THROUGH THE BALTIMORE COUNTY

PUBLIC LIBRARY.

WE HAVE DIFFERENT TOPICS EACH

MONTH AND IT'S DESIGNED TO

ENGAGE PEOPLE AND GET THEM

EXCITED ABOUT READING AND

TALKING ABOUT DIFFERENT THINGS

THEY WOULDN'T NORMALLY DISCUSS

JANUARY IS READ A MEMOIR.

IT JUST SNAP A PICTURE OF

YOURSELF.

REPORTER: AND IF YOU'RE CAMERA

SHY, A PHOTO OF THE BOOK WILL

WORK TOO.

>> WE WILL BE MONITORING IT AND

AT THE END OF EVERY BUSINESS DAY

EACH MONTH WE'RE GOING TO SELECT

TWO PICTURES RANDOMLY AND WIN

AMAZON GIFT CARDS.

REPORTER: JUST TALKING ABOUT THE

CHALLENGE IS GIVING TAYLOR AND

HER MOM A CHANCE TO LEARN MORE

ABOUT EACH OTHER

I STRUGGLED WITH IT.

REPORTER: SHE STRUGGLED WITH

FAHRENHEIT 451 SO MUCH I

SCHOOL, SHE PRETENDED TO READ

IT.

>> I FAKE READING THE

OUTSIDERS.

SORRY MR. BOSTON.

REPORTER: BY THE WAY, THAT'S A

CATAGORY IN THE CHALLENGE TOO.

JULY, READ A BOOK YOU FAKED

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Scattered clouds, temps dip into 30s Tuesday evening - Duration: 3:25.

NOW YOUR WBAL-TV 11 WEATHER

FORECAST WITH METEOROLOGIST JOHN

COLLINS.

JOHN: BY THE TIME WE CHANGE OVER

TO THE NEW YEAR, IT WILL MATT

MEAD IS WARM.

YOU CAN SEE WHERE TEMPERATURES

ARE GOING.

THE AIRPORT IS DOWN TO 58

DEGREES.

IT IS IN THE 50'S TO AROUND 60

DEGREES ACROSS THE CHESAPEAKE

BAY REGION.

LOOK AT OAKLAND.

37 DEGREES RIGHT NOW.

43 DEGREES IN ELKINS.

THOSE TEMPERATURES ARE BEGINNING

TO DROP OFF RATHER RAPIDLY.

IF YOU ARE GOING OUT THIS

EVENING, WHERE A HEAVIER COAT

THAN YOU THINK YOU WILL NEED

RIGHT NOW AS YOU WILL DEFINITELY

NEED IT.

IT IS STILL 60 DEGREES AT OCEAN

CITY.

THE CLOUDS KIND OF TELL THE

STORY.

YOU CAN KIND OF CA LINE RIGHT

AROUND THERE.

THAT IS WHERE THE COOL FRONT IS.

IT GOT WINDY AROUND THE FRONT

AND ALL THE PRECIPITATION IS OUT

OF RANGE OF THE RADAR.

IT IS OVER THE OCEAN RIGHT NOW.

COLDER AIR IS SLEEPING IN BEHIND

THAT FRONT.

THERE IS NOT MUCH INDICATION

THAT ANY WARM AIR IS GOING TO

COME BACK ANYTIME SOON.

THE WEATHER PATTERN OVER THE

NEXT FEW DAYS LEADING INTO THE

NEW YEAR TAKES A SERIES OF

STORMS ACROSS THE NORTHERN TIER

OF STATES AND THOSE THAT JUST

KIND OF BRUSH US WITH SOME

WEATHER AND CONTINUED COLD

CONDITIONS.

YOU CAN SEE HOW COLD THE AIR IS

UP IN CANADA.

IT IS WHAT YOU KIND OF EXPECT

THIS TIME OF YEAR.

COLDEST READINGS ARE EAST OF

HUDSON BAY RIGHT NOW.

THE WARMEST WEATHER IS DOWN IN

TEXAS AND FLORIDA.

AGAIN, THAT IS PRETTY TYPICAL

FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR.

BY DAYBREAK TOMORROW, WE WILL BE

DOWN CLOSE TO FREEZING.

A FEW SCATTERED CLOUDS.

THE NORMAL LOW AS 26 DEGREES

THIS TIME OF YEAR.

DURING THE DAY TOMORROW, NOT A

BIG REBOUND AT ALL.

ONLY 43 DEGREES TO 48 DEGREES

FOR THE HIGH.

MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES.

NORMAL HIGH 42 DEGREES THIS TIME

OF YEAR.

NORTHWEST WINDS AT 10 TO 50

MILES PER HOUR THAN TODAY

TOMORROW -- 15 MILES PER HOUR

DURING THE DAY.

A BIT OF A BREEZE.

THE WINDCHILL FACTOR.

HERE IS OUR FUTURECAST.

SYSTEM MOVING OUT.

THERE WILL BE SOME LAKE-EFFECT

SNOW'S TO OUR NORTHWEST.

WE SHOULD BE DRY WEDNESDAY.

AS WE GOING TO THURSDAY, THE

WEATHER CLOSES IN ON US AND BY

THURSDAY MORNING, WE SEE

PRECIPITATION COMING IN WITH

THIS NEXT SYSTEM.

TEMPERATURES WILL BE MARGINALLY

COLD HERE.

SOME OF YOU MAY SEE A LITTLE

SNOW OR ICE OR SLEET OR

SOMETHING MIXED WITH RAIN.

EVENTUALLY, TEMPERATURES WARM

AND IT BECOMES RAIN AND MOVES

OUT OF THE PICTURE THURSDAY

AFTERNOON.

LAKE-EFFECT SNOW AND UPSLOPE

SNOW IN THE MOUNTAINS CONTINUE

INTO FRIDAY.

THERE WILL BE SOME ACCUMULATION

DOWN HERE.

THE SKI AREAS WILL BE PICKING UP

MEASURABLE SNOW.

45 DEGREES TOMORROW.

THURSDAY, THE DIFFERENCE IS

THURSDAY WE HAVE SOME

PRECIPITATION IN THE MORNING.

SOME OF THAT COULD BE MIXED

PRECIPITATION.

MORE PRECIPITATION ON SUNDAY.

THAT LOOKS LIKE THERE COULD BE

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Breast Implant Dr. Hourglass, Houston, Austin, Dallas, San Antonio - Duration: 6:31.

Hi, this is Dr. Hourglass, and welcome to another video in our channel Wonder Breasts.

Today we are going to discuss breast implants bottoming out.

In this channel we discuss everything related to breast surgery.

Welcome back.

If you are considering cosmetic surgery to enhance your breasts, or if you have already had plastic surgery

on your breasts, there is one thing that will happen to every patient

who undergoes breast augmentation with implants too big for their anatomy.

This complication is called bottoming out.

So what is bottoming out?

An implant is typically placed at the center of the breast.

With time the implant will settle, which is normal.

But if the patient has an implant that is very big and heavy, or they have poor skin elasticity,

the implant will continue to descend with time.

In this diagram, you see where the implant was placed during surgery.

The implant is right at the center of the breast.

With time, the implant will descend.

This increases the distance between the nipple and the inframammary fold.

The other reason for implants bottoming out is poor skin tone.

The internal structures of the breast can be damaged by time, genetics, smoking, previous surgery,

and thinning of the breast tissue, among other things.

The implant has some weight and the skin is holding the implant in place; if skin elasticity is poor,

the implant's weight stretches the skin over time, allowing the implant to descend

into an incorrect anatomical place.

In this picture, you can see the patient with an implant in the right anatomical place,

right at the middle of the breast.

In this next picture, you see how the breast has bottomed out with loss of fullness on top,

resulting in a more prominent inferior pole of the breast.

So, choosing the right breast implant for you is essential to get the best results and

also to avoid complications like implants bottoming out after the surgery.

In this video we discussed breast implants bottoming out.

Next week we will discuss the Stretch Marks after Breast Augmentation.

Remember to comment below, share this video, like this video, and subscribe to our channel

for more information, here at the Wonder Breasts channel, only on YouTube.

Also, you can log on to our website,

for more information about your procedure and to see amazing surgical results.

Remember to log on to our Hourglass TV for more information about your surgical procedures.

On Monday we have Bootyman for everything related to buttock enhancement procedures.

Tuesdays: Wonder Breasts where we discuss topics related to cosmetic breast surgery.

Wednesdays we have Star Bodies. If you want to have a star body log on to our Hourglass TV.

Thursdays: Hourglass OR you're going to see me doing live surgeries with before and after pictures.

Also Shoddy where we discuss cases that require cosmetic surgical revision.

And Friday SuperHourGlass for topics related to have that Hourglass figure that you want.

And finally live broadcast surgeries every day of the week on Facebook live, Periscope and SnapChat.

All these and more in the Hourglass TV!

For more infomation >> Breast Implant Dr. Hourglass, Houston, Austin, Dallas, San Antonio - Duration: 6:31.

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Former Oklahoma legislator proposes tax on soda - Duration: 1:28.

BERS TO

BACK IT UP.

KOCO'S MECCA RAYNE LIVE WITH THE

DETAILS.

MECCA: IT WOULD GO ON DRINKS

LIKE THIS, SO THE, POP EVEN TEA

BRINGING THE HUNDREDS OF

MILLIONS IS -- OF IT'S SOMETHING

DOLLARS.

YOU CAN AND OFTEN DO BUY

ANYWHERE.

A SUGARY DRINK OF YOUR CHOICE.

IT COULD ALSO BE THE ANSWER TO

OKLAHOMA'S BUDGET $869 MILLION

BUDGET SHORTFALL.

>> I'VE OFFERED A SOFT DRINK TAX

AGAIN.

I THINK IT'S A LUXURY.

JONATHAN

MECCA: FORMER LEGISLATOR JERRY

ELLIS SAYS SINCE SODA REALLY

ISN'T A HAVE TO HAVE ITEM, HE

THINKS OKLAHOMANS WOULD SUPPORT

TAXING IT TO BRING IN MONEY.

HERE IS AN EXAMPLE.

>> IF YOU DID A NICKLE ON EVERY

12 OUNCES, IT WOULD PROBABLY

GENERATE IF YOU USE THAT MONEY

$200 MILLION.

FROM MEDICAID, YOU'D GET $1.60

FEDERAL FOR EVERY STATE DOLLAR

AND THIS $200 MILLION COULD TURN

INTO $500 MILLION.

MECCA: SAYING OKLAHOMANS DIDN'T

CARE FOR THE PENNY SALES TAX AND

LIKELY WON'T BE FANS ON AN

INCREASE ON FUEL OR ELIMINATING

TAX EXEMPTIONS.

BUT HE THINKS A SOFT DRINK TAX

COULD BE ANOTHER STORY.

>> IT'S A LUXURY.

IT'S OPTIONAL.

IT'S NOT GOING TO HURT ANYBODY

AND IT CAN BRING IN SOME BIG

DOLLARS THAT CAN HELP BAIL THIS

STATE OUT.

MECCA: ELLIS DID INTRODUCE THIS

IDEA BEFORE BACK IN 2003.

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Video: Are Roland Park residents used to bike lanes yet? - Duration: 1:44.

>> SHE WAS TRYING TO PARK IN THE

BIKE LANE I WAS IN THE CAR LANE.

>> CAN YOU PUT IT RIGHT HERE?

REPORTER: THIS WAS DECEMBER

2015.

>> HOLY EFFING MOLY.

REPORTER: A YEAR LATER, A MUCH

DIFFERENT SCENE ALONG ROLAND

AVENUE, IT WAS PART OF THE FIRST

PROTECTED BIKE LANES IN

BALTIMORE AND FOR RESIDENTS, IT

WAS A MATTER OF BREAKING OLD

HABITS.

>> ESPECIALLY EARLY IN THE

MORNING TO GET THEIR COFFEE,

JUST RUNNING YOU KNOW, PARK NEXT

TO THE CURB, DONE, GONE.

SO IT TOOK A LITTLE WHILE TO GET

USED TO.

>> I WAS INITIALLY A LITTLE

UNCLEAR ABOUT YOU KNOW WHICH

SIDE OF THE LINE I WAS SUPPOSED

TO BE ON AS THE DRIVER OF A CAR.

THE SIGN READS PLEASE PARK

--

REPORTER: THE SIGN READS PLEASE

PARK CORRECTLY, IT'S A SYMBOL

FOR BALTIMORE'S RELATIONSHIP

BETWEEN ITS ROADS AND ITS BIKES

SHIFTING TO THE NEXT GEAR.

SINCE THEN, THE CITY'S PUT IN AN

OVER TWO AND A HALF MILE

PROTECTED LANE DOWNTOWN.

AND BACK IN OCTOBER, BIKE SHARE.

THE BALTIMORE CITY DEPARTMENT OF

TRANSPORTATION LAUNCHED IT WITH

22 STATIONS AND 185 BIKES.

THIS INCLUDES THE LARGEST

PED-ELEC OR ELECTRIC MOTOR

ASSISTED BIKE SHARE FLEET IN

NORTH AMERICA AND THE 3RD

LARGEST PED-ELEC FLEET IN THE

WORLD BEHIND COPENHAGEN AND

MADRID.

SINCE ITS LAUNCH.

THE BIKES HAVE BEEN RIDDEN OVER

11,000 MILES AND THERE HAVE BEEN

OVER 8,233 TRIPS.

>> WE WENT TO COPENHAGEN A

COUPLE YEARS AGO AND I THOUGHT

THERE WAS A BIKE RACE BECAUSE

THERE WERE SO MANY BIKES.

IT'S AMAZING SO I THINK IT WOULD

BE GREAT IF WE COULD GET CLOSER

TO THAT.

REPORTER: AND WHILE IT MAY NOT

BE TO THE LIKING OF ALL DRIVERS

MANY SAY THE CITY IS PEDALING IN

THE RIGHT DIRECTION.

>> I THINK IT'S A WORK IN

PROGRESS BUT I REALLY HOPE WE

CONTINUE TO HEAD IN THIS

DIRECTION.