Youtube daily Jan 26 2017

Hey friends!

Welcome back to my YouTube Channel where I share tech tips, social tips and app reviews.

Today I'm showing you 5 hidden Google Search features only power users know.

Come on, let's get after it!

First up, is an image search hack that is sure to change the way you Google.

If you've ever found yourself admiring artwork, but you don't know who the artist is, just

snap a photo of it then go to Google and click on the "Images" tab.

From here, click on the camera icon in the search bar and upload the photo and describe

it as best as you can.

Google will pull up either the exact image or something closely matching that image.

The only downside is that this feature is only available on desktop for now.

Up next, Did you know you can use Google to search within a specific website?

Well it's true - you can!

That's right.

I officially just ended your endless searching on a website trying to find that article that

you know they posted, but you can't find.

Just type in your search term, then space, then type the keyword: site, followed by a

colon and the website….with no spaces.

And voila, now I have all of the yoga articles PopSugar Fitness has posted.

Ok, if you are one of those people that has downloaded a tip calculator app, you can go

ahead and delete that right now.

If you find yourself wondering how much to tip, or how much each person in your party

should pay on a shared bill, just open your Google app on your phone and type in 'tip

calculator'.

Boom!

You can calculate your tip and how much everyone should pay.

Now for an oldie but a goodie, use Google to provide you with a currency converter.

Just type in whatever currency you'd like to see the exchange rates in, and voila!

Of course, another favorite of mine is using Google to check on a flight status.

Just type in the airline code and flight number and Google takes care of the rest.

Guys, just to reiterate, all of these search hacks can be done from your Google app on

your device except for the Google Image Search hack.

So, those are just 5 little tricks to enhance your Google search experience.

Do you know any other tricks?

Let me know in the comments below.

As always, thank you so much for watching and I'll see ya next time.

For more infomation >> Google Search Hacks - Duration: 2:15.

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Why Is A White Nationalist Writing Trump's Executive Orders? - Duration: 5:02.

Donald Trump has now been in office for seven full days.

During those seven full days we have already seen at least 12 executive orders, by the

time you watch this likely more than 12.

Here's the thing.

How can a guy with absolutely no political experience to speak of come up with so many

executive orders in such a short amount of time?

The answer according to White House aids is that Trump is not actually the guy writing

them.

No.

That job is falling on advisor Steve Bannon, the former chairman of Breitbart and a pretty

much white nationalist guy, somebody who has definitely defended white nationalism at every

given opportunity and another advisor, Stephen Miller for Donald Trump.

Here's the question.

Why in God's name are we not hearing more about the fact that a white nationalist like

Steve Bannon is the one writing these presidential executive orders for Donald Trump to sign

into law?

Why?

Why are media outlets not discussing this at greater length?

Why are Democrats in the House and Senate not getting upset about this?

Why are they still willing to go along with a few of the things Trump is saying because

occasionally he says something a little good like let's get out of TPP?

That was just the distraction, folks.

If you're focused on the fact that Donald Trump pulled the United States out of TPP,

then you're not paying attention, and that's what he wanted you to do.

He wanted you to focus on the shiny object of TPP and not on the fact that he is destroying

this country by letting people like Steve Bannon write his executive orders for him.

We basically have Breitbart News writing legislation for this country.

Breitbart News is telling us what we can and can't do now, legally.

Here's the other problem with this.

They're churning out these executive orders so fast that Congress has not had time to

review them to even make sure that it is legal for the President to do this.

Other government agencies, Department of Defense, super pissed right now because they're not

getting to review the policies these executive orders that actually directly affect their

department.

In the past, even though Presidents have had to use executive orders to get around Congress,

Congress still ends up reviewing these to make sure that it is legal.

On top of that, the President seeks the advice of members from the agencies to whom these

executive orders will directly affect.

They seek guidance, they ask advice.

They want help to make sure they're not screwing anybody over and more importantly doing anything

illegal, but Donald Trump doesn't care.

Steve Bannon doesn't care.

They have an agenda, and come hell or high water they're going to make sure that that

agenda gets enacted.

That is a dangerous thing for the people of the United States, it's a dangerous thing

for Congress from what we're hearing now, and it's a dangerous thing for all government

agencies.

We could very well be looking at an executive order that authorizes terrorism.

Yeah, that's illegal, it's against the Geneva Conventions and all other sorts of international

treaties.

It's against US law.

Donald Trump can sign it, make it technically legal.

It's still illegal, but they're going to do it because they don't care because none of

these people have spent a single day in either politics or law.

They don't know what they're doing.

Donald Trump is political idiot, a legal idiot, and so is Steve Bannon, and so is Stephen

Miller and so is every other person that Trump has surrounded himself with in Washington,

D.C.

If I were a Republican which thank God I'm not, I would be looking at this chewing my

fingernails down to the nub screaming, "Why are you making such blatantly obvious mistakes,

giving the Democratic Party fodder to impeach you in six months, you idiot?," because that's

what's going to happen.

Trump is doing some pretty awful things right now, but at least we can take a little bit

of solace in knowing that he is screwing up so monumentally that it's only a matter of

time before he does something blatantly illegal which opens the window to getting him out

of office before the end of his first year.

For more infomation >> Why Is A White Nationalist Writing Trump's Executive Orders? - Duration: 5:02.

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Steps being taken in Boston to curb crashes involving pedestrians - Duration: 1:45.

E CITY OF

BOSTON HAS SEEN A SPIKE IN CAR

CRASHES INVOLVING PEDESTRIANS.

BEN: JUST YESTERDAY TWO ALONE

PEOPLE WALKING WERE HIT BY CARS.

NEWSCENTER 5'S RHONDELLA

RICHARDSON IS LIVE IN BOSTON

.

IS THE CITY TAKING STEPS TO KEEP

PEDESTRIANS SAFE?

REPORTER: DEMANDING CHANGE.

21% OF THE CRASHES WERE RIGHT

HERE, A MICROCOSM OF THE

PROBLEM.

BOSTON'S VISION ZERO IS THE

CITY'S COMMITMENT TO ZERO

TRAFFIC FATALITIES BY 2030.

BUT SAFE STREETS COME AT A COST.

>> WE KNOW THAT NEW YORK CITY IS

SPENDING $13 PER PERSON ON

VISION ZERO.

SAN FRANCISCO IS SPENDING $75

PER PERSON.

BOSTON PER CAPITA IS THREE

DOLLARS.

REPORTER: ADVOCACY GROUPS IS

WORKING -- ARE WORKING WITH THE

CITY PUSHING FOR MORE STAFF TO

SURVEY DANGEROUS AREAS LIKE MASS

AVENUE, WHERE A HOMELESS PERSON

WAS HIT LAST THURSDAY.

A TOTAL OF NINE PEDESTRIAN

CRASHES OCCURRED IN ONE DAY LAST

WEEK.

THE UPTICK IN DANGER HAS

ADVOCATES BELIEVING STEPPED UP

MEASURES ARE NECESSARY.

>> THERE HAS BEEN 21 TOTAL

CRASHES IN THE CITY OF BOSTON,

WHERE SOMEONE HAS DIED.

AROUND 50 -- 15 OF THEM INVOLVED

PEDESTRIANS.

REPORTER: IN BOSTON IN 2016,

THERE WERE 15 HAD -- FATALITIES,

UP FROM 9 IN 2015.

>> MY DAD WAS KILLED BY A

DISTRACTED DRIVER.

WE ARE SO FOCUSED ON OUR OWN

NEED TO GET WHERE WE NEED TO GO,

WE HAVE NO EMPATHY.

REPORTER: THE HOPE IS FOR BOSTON

TO TURN THE CORNER, ON

PEDESTRIAN SAFETY.

>> THE NUMBER OF WIDE,

FAST-MOVING STREETS IN LOW

INCOME COMMUNITIES IS HER THICK.

WE NEED TO MAKE SURE WE ARE

RIGHT SIZING THE ROADS.

>> WE CAN REDESIGN INTERSECTION

SO IT'S EASIER FOR PEOPLE

DRIVING TO SEE THE PEOPLE

WALKING AND BIKING AROUND THEM.

REPORTER:

VISION BOSTON AND ALL

THE ADVOCACY GROUPS POINTS TO

THIS VIGIL.

THE BLUE SHOWS THE UPTICK IN

For more infomation >> Steps being taken in Boston to curb crashes involving pedestrians - Duration: 1:45.

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Chilly and breezy with possible flurries - Duration: 4:50.

@

@PAnnouncer: NOW, YOUR WLKY

@WEATHER WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST

@JAY CARDOSI.

@PJay: YOU REALIZE WE SET A RECORD

@TODAY FOR WARM WEATHER IN

@JANUARY?

@CHECK THIS OUT.

@NOW, THE MOST DAYS IN A ROW THAT

@WE HAVE SEEN ABOVE FREEZING

@DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY WAS

@16 DAYS AND THAT WAS SET WAY

@BACK IN 1880.

@THAT WAS THE OLD RECORD.

@WE BROKE THAT TODAY.

@YOU REALIZE THE LAST TIME THE

@TEMPERATURE IN LOUISVILLE

@DROPPED BELOW FREEZING, THIS

@BLOWS MY MIND, A LONG TIME AGO,

@JANUARY 9TH AT 10:00 IN THE

@MORNING IT WAS 30 DEGREES.

@BY 11:00 WE WERE WELL ABOVE

@FREEZING AND WE HAVEN'T SNIFFED

@THE FREEZING POINT SINCE THAT

@TIME.

@A NEW RECORD FOR THE LONGEST

@TIME ABOVE FREEZING IN

@LOUISVILLE DURING THE MONTH OF

@JANUARY.

@NOW, IT DOES APPEAR WE WILL GET

@CLOSE TO FREEZING LATER ON

@TONIGHT AS TEMPERATURES WILL

@CONTINUE TO DROP ACROSS ALL OF

@THE VIEWING AREA, BUT WE ARE

@CERTAINLY NOT TALKING ARCTIC

@COLD HERE.

@HERE ARE THE EXTREMES TODAY.

@39 AND 37.

@WE DID HAVE A TRACE OF SNOW...

@AND RIGHT NOW WE STILL HAVE

@REPORTS OF A LITTLE BIT FLURRY

@ACTIVITY IN SPOTS.

@TEMPERATURES ARE HISTORIANERING

@FROM 36 TO 37 DEGREES.

@HUMIDITY IS 62%.

@WEST BREEZE AT 14.

@THAT PUSHES THE FEEL LIKE

@TEMPERATURE TO 28.

@THAT'S WHAT HURT CONSIDERING

@WHAT WE HAD YESTERDAY AT THIS

@TIME TEMPERATURES WERE IN THE

@60s.

@RIGHT NOW PLEASANT OF 30s

@RETURNING TO MUCH OF THE OHIO

@VALLEY.

@THESE ANYWHERE FROM 15 TO

@25 DEGREES COLDER THAN THIS TIME

@YESTERDAY AND THAT CHILLY

@WEATHER IS GOING TO WIN OUT THE

@REST OF THE WORK WEEK INTO AND

@THROUGH THE WEEKEND AS WELL.

@PLENTY OF CLOUDS AROUND THE OHIO

@VALLEY, THOSE LOW GRAY CLOUDS.

@THEY DON'T PRODUCE A LOT OF

@PRECIPITATION, BUT FROM TIME TO

@TIME WITH THE COLD AIR

@CONTINUING TO NUDGE IN, YOU CAN

@SQUEEZE OUT ANY MOISTURE THAT IS

@AVAILABLE IN THE FORM OF DRIZZLE

@OR FLURRIES.

@WE ARE GETTING REPORTS OF

@FLURRIES NOT ONLY AROUND OUR

@REGION, BUT THEY REALLY PICK UP

@THE FARTHER NORTH YOU GO.

@THIS PATTERN IS PRETTY MUCH

@LOCKED IN PLACE FOR THE NEXT

@SEVERAL DAYS.

@BY THE TIME YOU WAKE UP IN THE

@MORNING, EXPECT CLOUDY SKIES, A

@COUPLE FLURRIES PASSING BY,

@ROADWAYS WILL BE JUST FINE AND

@THE TEMPERATURES, WE ARE

@EXPECTING 32 FOR THE LOW HERE IN

@THE METRO OVERNIGHT TONIGHT WITH

@UPPER 20S AND LOW 30s TOP TO

@BOTTOM AROUND THE VIEWING AREA.

@IT WILL BE A CHILLY FRIDAY

@ACROSS THE REGION, HOLDING ON TO

@MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES, A COUPLE OF

@FLURRIES EVERY SO OFTEN.

@OTHERWISE THE BIG WEATHER STORY

@CONTINUATION OF THIS COLDER

@PATTERN THAT MOVED IN.

@THESE ARE THE TOMORROW HIGHS,

@MID AND UPPER 30s ACROSS OUR

@VIEWING AREA AS WE TOP OUT CLOSE

@TO 38 HERE IN THE METRO.

@LET'S TALK ABOUT THE WEEKEND

@NOW.

@FIRST OFF, WE DON'T SEE BIG SNOW

@OR ICE STORMS ON THE WAY FOR THE

@NEXT WEEK OR SO AS THE WEATHER

@PATTERNS WILL STAY FAIRLY QUIET,

@BUT THE JETSTREAM IS REALLY

@GOIN T START BUCKLING PUSHING

@INTO THE OHIO VALLEY.

@THE NEXT FIVE TO SEVEN DAYS THE

@WEATHER PATTERN THAT HAS ARRIVED

@WILL WIN OUT.

@LET'S CAN CHECK YOUR FORECAST

@NOW... FOR THE NEXT FEW HOURS

@CHILLY AND BREEZY, CALM OF

@FLURRIES ARE POSSIBLE.

@OTHERWISE CLOUDY AND BUNDLE UP.

@34 AT 10:00 TONIGHT.

@FEW FLURRIES POSSIBLE AND FROM

@TIME TO TIME TOMORROW WE WILL

@CHECK IN WITH A COUPLE OF

@FLURRIES PASSING BY.

@OTHERWISE IT WILL BE COLD AND

@BREEZY.

@32 FOR THE MORNING, 35 BY LUNCH

@HOUR.

@KEEP IN MIND YOUR WIND CHILLS

@WILL BE IN THE 20s.

@SEVEN-DAY FORECAST HIGH TOMORROW

@OF 38, 41 A FEW PEEKS SUNSHINE

@ON SATURDAY.

@LITTLE OR NO ACCUMULATION FROM

@THAT SYSTEM ON SUNDAY.

@WE BOUNCE ONE DAY NEXT WEEK UP

@TO 52 BEFORE ANOTHER ROUND OF

@CHILLY WEATHER MOVES IN AS WE

@KICKOFF THE NEW MONTH OF

@FEBRUARY.

@BOY, IT'S BEEN 17 DAYS SINCE WE

@HAVE BEEN BELOW FREEZING IN

@LOUISVILLE.

@PVicki: YOU WALK OUT IN JANUARY

@AND HAVEN'T HAD A COAT ON.

@TODAY REMEMBER TO TAKE YOUR

@COAT.

For more infomation >> Chilly and breezy with possible flurries - Duration: 4:50.

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Seymour police undergo 'Shoot Don't Shoot' training - Duration: 1:43.

ERS FACE, FRACTIONS

@OF A SECOND CAN BE THE

@DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LIFE AND

@DEATH.

@>> DROP THE WEAPON!

@DROP THE WEAPON!

@>> ANYTIME AN OFFICER'S FACED

@WITH A DEADLY FORCE SITUATION,

@YOUR BODY PHYSIOLOGICALLY

@CHANGES AND YOU FEEL AN INCREASE

@IN YOUR HEART RATE, YOUR BLOOD

@PRESSURE, YOUR BREATHING, YOUR

@VISION BECOMES MORE LOOKING

@THROUGH A TUNNEL.

@P>> PUT THE GUN DOWN.

@PReporter: IT'S CALLED SHOOT.

@DON'T SHOOT.

@THE TRAINING SIMULATION FOR

@POLICE OFFICERS ACROSS THE

@NATION IS AT THE SEYMOUR POLICE

@DEPARTMENT THIS WEEK.

@>> OFFICERS GO THROUGH THIS

@TRAINING ANNUALLY.

@MANY DEPARTMENTS MAY NOT BE ABLE

@TO AFFORD SOMETHING LIKE THIS.

@AND IT'S JUST THAT JUDGMENT

@TRAINING IS PRETTY MUCH

@INGRAINED IN EVERY POLICE

@OFFICER THROUGHOUT EVERY DAY OF

@THEIR CAREER.

@PReporter: IN MANY SCENARIOS. THE

@OFFICER IS NOT SUPPOSED TO SHOOT

@OTHERS INVOLVE TASERS.

@>> PUT DOWN THE KNIFE.

@PReporter: I TRIED THE SIMULATION

@MYSELF.

@>> MY HEART IS STILL RACING.

@MY HEART IS STILL KIND OF

@RACING.

@PReporter: SEYMOUR POLICE CHIEF

@BILL ABBOTT SOMETIMES INVITES

@CITIZENS TO GIVE THEM A

@DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE OF A VERY

@INTENSE SITUATION.

@>> IN THE MAJORITY OF INSTANCES,

@IT'S JUST IN THE HEAT OF THE

@MOMENT.

@THE PERSON THAT THEY'RE DEALING

@WITH, IT'S NOT THE OFFICER

@MAKING THE CONSCIOUS DECISION TO

@INTENTIONALLY TAKE SOMEBODY'S

@LIFE JUST BECAUSE HE WANTS TO,

@IT'S USUALLY A REACTION TO A

@MOVEMENT OR A GESTURE OR SOME

@THREAT OF FORCE FROM THE PERSON

@THAT THEY'RE DEALING WIT

@PReporter: ONE OF THE THINGS THAT

@STRUCK ME ABOUT THIS EXPERIENCE

@IS QUICKLY EVERYTHING HAPPENS.

@IT'S ALMOST A BLUR.

@IT GAVE ME A NEW APPRECIATION

@FOR WHAT OFFICERS GO THROUGH.

For more infomation >> Seymour police undergo 'Shoot Don't Shoot' training - Duration: 1:43.

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HSP School of the Week: Oldham County - Duration: 1:38.

@IT'S OLDHAM COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL.

@DAN KOOB WENT TO OLDHAM COUNTY

@HIGH SCHOOL.

@>> MY NAME IS JACKSON GIBSON AND

@WE'RE THE WLKY SCHOOL OF THE

@WEEK, AND I FEEL LIKE WE DESERVE

@IT.

@>> HEY! GRIND ON THREE, 1 2 3

@GRIN

@>> YOU GUYS HAVE WON SEVEN

@STRAIGHT WHATS THE KEY TO THAT

@WINNING STREAK.

@>> JUST AGGRESSIVENESS, PLAYING

@HARD THAT'S IT, PLAYING DEFENSE,

@PRESSING.

@>> WE HAVEN'T ALWAYS HAD THE

@BEST GAME, BUT IN THE FOURTH

@QUARTER WE PLAY OUR BEST

@BASKETBALL.

@WE KNOW WHEN IT COMES DOWN TO IT

@TEAMS USUALLY QUIT OR COME

@ALIVEA ND WE GRIND IT OUT AN

@YOU THE ENTIRE GAME AND COME

@FOURTH QUARTER WE'RE STILL

@THERE.

@>> IT'S A MULTITUDE OF GUYS AND

@WHEN YOU'RE ABLE TO DO THAT IT'S

@HARD FOR TEAMS TO STOP THAT AND

@IT'S EXCITING TO SEE THE

@MOMENTUM THE GUYS ARE BUILDING.

@WE TALK ABOUT THE EXPECTATIONS

@AND OLDHAM COUNTY IS THE 8TH

@REGION.

@IF SOMEONE WANTS TO WIN IT, THEY

@HAVE TO COME THROUGH US.

@AND THAT'S OUR MINDSET AND

@HOPEFULLY WE TAKE THAT TO HEART

@AND MAKE NOISE COME TOURNAMENT

@TIME.

@WE TALK ABOUT THE EXPECTATION

@AND THE REGION.

@OLDHAM COUNTY IS A REGION.

@IF SOMEBODY ELSE WANTS TO WIN

@IT, THEY HAVE TO COME THROUGH

@US.

@FLESH

@

@PReporter: FOR BEING 17 AND 4,

@UNDEFEATED IN THE 8TH REGION...

@AND ON A 7 GAME WINNING

@STREAK... PRESENTED BY ACADEMY

@SPORTS AND OUTDOORS... OLDHAM

@COUNTY, THE COLONELS YOUR HIGH

@SCHOOL PLAYBOOK SCHOOL OF THE

For more infomation >> HSP School of the Week: Oldham County - Duration: 1:38.

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Video: President Trump offers to contribute to Malone fund on call with Cummings - Duration: 1:24.

TRAVELED TO CALL HIM

TO TALK ABOUT THE ISSUES.

THE PRESIDENT DID.

KI THE CONGRESSMAN --DEBORAH:

THE CONGRESSMAN COMING'S

SURPRISE, THE PHONE CALL CAME.

THEY HAVE MORE I COMMON THAN

THEIR DIFFERENCES AND THE WHITE

HOUSE INVITED HIM TO TALK

FURTHER.

IT IS A TIGHT ROPE.

ON THE ONE HAND CUMMINGS SAID

AMERICANS ARE IN A STRUGGLE FOR

THE SOUL OF OUR DEMOCRACY AND

PEOPLE ARE SCARED.

ON THE OTHER SID HE HAS A DUTY

TO WORK WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP AND

HE HOPES THE PRESIDENT LISTENS

TO HIM ON HEALTHCARE AND

THE COST OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS

>> IF YOU DON'T TALK, YOU WON'T

GET ANYTHING DONE.

THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WILL BE JUST

AS DISGUSTED, MORE UPSET.

I THINK I LOOK FORWARD TO THE

OPPORTUNITY.

I LOOK AT THIS MOMENT IN HISTORY

AS A VERY IMPORTANT MOMEN

I TAKE IT VERY SERIOUSLY.

DEBORAH: CUMMINGS ALSO SAID THE

PRESIDENT ASKED HIM ABOUT KATIE

MALONE, THE CONGRESSMAN'S STAFF

MEMBER INJURED IN THE FIRE THAT

KILLED SIX OF HER KIDS

HE SAYS PRESIDENT TRUMP WANTS TO

CONTRIBUTE TO THE FUND TO HE

For more infomation >> Video: President Trump offers to contribute to Malone fund on call with Cummings - Duration: 1:24.

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Monroeville Mall shooter, who claimed mental illness, gets 10-15 years in prison - Duration: 1:49.

WHERE TAROD THORNHILL LEARNED

HIS FATE TODAY.

REPORTER: THERE WERE POWERFUL

MOMENTS IN THE COURTROOM FOR THE

VICTIMS AND THE DEFENDANT'S

PARENTS.

TAROD THORNHILL APOLICY

JIESESSED FOR HURTING HIS

VICTIMS AND FOR THE HURT TO

THEIR FAMILY AND LOVED ONES.

THERE WERE EMOTIONAL MOMENTS AS

HAD HIS PARENTS AND ONE OF THE

MONROEVILLE MALL SHOOTING

VICTIMS SPOKE TO THE JUDGE.

THE DEFENDANTS FATHER AND MOTHER

SAID THEY ARE VERY SORRY TO THE

PEOPLE HE EXPHURLT FOR THE

ADVICE' PAIN AND THEY KNOW HE

NEEDS HELP.

THEY ASKED THE JUDGE TO GET

MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT FOR HIS

SON WHILE IN PRISON.

VICTIM MARY SINGLETON TOLD THE

JUDGE SHE BELIEVES THE PARENTS

WHEN THEY SAY THEY ARE SORRY,

BUT SEE THORN HILL DID NOT HAVE

TO PULL THE TRIGGER.

SHE DESCRIBED HER FAMILY'S

SUFFERING AS HER OWN LIFE

SENTENCE.

SHE ASKED THE JUDGE TO HOLD

THORN HILL ACCOUNTABLE FOR HIS

ACTIONS.

JUDGE MANNING SENTENCED THRN

HILL TO A 15 TO 30 YEARS IN

PRISON, WITH RECOMMENDED MENTAL

HEAL TREATMENT.

HERE'S WHAT THORN HILL'S DEFENSE

ATTORNEY SAID ABOUT THAT

EXCHANGE.

>> I KNOW THAT THE FATHER

HIMSELF HAS FELT A GREAT DEAL OF

REMORSE, AND I KNOW THAT HE HAS

SPOKEN WITH THE FEMALE VICTIM

BEFORE, AND I KNOW THAT THEY

HAVE HAD A DIALOGUE DURING THIS

PROCESS, AND I FEEL THAT IT'S

BEEN SOMEWHAT POSITIVE.

I HOPE FOR BOTH OF THEM.

I KNOW FOR MR. THORN HILL IT HAS

BEEN.

REPORTER: THORN HILL REMAINS IN

ALLEGHENY COUNTY JAIL UNTIL HIS

TRANSFER TO A STATE PRISON.

For more infomation >> Monroeville Mall shooter, who claimed mental illness, gets 10-15 years in prison - Duration: 1:49.

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6th grader trying to get 25,000 signatures to clear backlog of rape kits - Duration: 1:10.

EWS 8'S MATT BARCARO IS LIVE

IN HARRISBURG.

MATT: THE STATE AUDITOR

GENERAL SAYS AT LEAST 2,000

RAPE

KITS ARE STILL SITTING ON

SHELVES WAITING TO BE

PROCESSED AND A SIXTH GRADER

IS NOW TRYING TO HELP OUT.

>> THIS IS THE WORLD WE LIVE

IN, AND I

THINK IT HAS TO

CHANGE.

>> MADISON WERTZ, JUST 11

YEARS OLD,

SHARED THE STAGE

WITH THE STATE AUDITOR

GENERAL, CALLING ATTENTION TO

AN ISSUE FEW KIDS HER AGE EVEN

KNOW

EXIST.

>> ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS LOOK

AT MADISON AND KNOW THAT THAT

ISN'T TRUE, THAT ANYBODY CAN

MAKE A DIFFERENCE ON AN

IMPORTANT TOPIC.

>> MADISON STARTED COLLECTING

SIGNATURES, URGING

ACTION TO

START PROCESSING RAPE KITS IN

PENNSYLVANIA, SOME GOING

UNTESTED FOR YEARS, AND COST

AT LEAST

$1,000 TO PROCESS

EA KIT.

MADISON, NOW ALONG WITH THE

AUDITOR GENERAL, A TAKING

TO A

NEW ONLI PETITION TO

URG

LEGISLATORS AROUND THE COUNTRY

TO FIND MONEY TO CLEAR THE

BACKLOG.

>> I'M NOT SAYING IT'S QUO

UNQUOTE EASY, BUT IT IS

CERTAINLY DOABLE AND MUST BE

DONE.

MATT: AND MONEY IS JUST PART

OF THE ISSUE HERE.

CRIME

LABS ALSO COULD USE MORE

For more infomation >> 6th grader trying to get 25,000 signatures to clear backlog of rape kits - Duration: 1:10.

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State is shutting down SCI Pittsburgh prison - Duration: 2:02.

RNED THIS

IS ONE OF FIVE STATE PRISONS THE

STATE WAS LOOKING AT CLOSING.

REPORTER: AND OUT OF THOSE FIVE

PRISONS THEY SAY THIS PROPERTY,

WHICH SITS RIGHT ON THE RIVER,

HAD THE GREATEST IMPACT AND

POTENTIAL FOR REDEVELOPMENT.

THIS IS THE SECOND MAJOR PRISON

THE WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA TO

CLOSE IN RECENT YEARS AND THEY

BLAME A DECLINING PRISON

POPULATION AND A BUDGET DEFICIT.

A REALITY EMPLOYEES HERE ARE

TRYING TO STOMACH.

>> TRYING TO THINK OF OPTIONS

WHERE TO GO, WHERE TO WORK WHAT

THEY'RE GOING TO DO, UPROT THEIR

FAMILIES.

REPORTER: HIS TONE MATCH TESS

MOOD INSIDE S.C.I. PITTSBURGH.

>> YEAH, THERE'S SOME CRIME.

REPORTER: THE DEPARTMENT OF

CORRECTIONS PLANS TO RELOCATE

THE PRISON'S 555 EMPLOYEES

WITHIN A 65 TO 90-MILE RADIUS OF

THEIR HOMES

>> IT'S A --

REPORTER: THE PRISON'S INMATES

WILL BE MOVED TOO.

>> IT'S NOT JUST A BURR ON THE

STAFF, IT A BURR ON THE INMATES

TOO.

REPORTER: THE D.O.C. SECRETARY

ADMITS HE SEES THAT BURDEN, BUT

SAYS THE DECISION TO CLOSE ONE

PRISON RATHER THAN TWO MINIMIZES

THE IMPACT.

>> YOU SEE THE PAIN OF THE STAFF

WHOSE LIFE IS TURNED UPSIDE DOWN

WHEN A PRISON IS GOING TO CLOSE.

I THINK THAT'S BEEN IMPORTANT

PART OF THIS NARRATIVE.

REPORTER: THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE

CORRECTIONS OFFICERS ASSOCIATION

CONDEMNS THE STATE FOR THIS

DECISION, SAYING IN A STATEMENT

THAT THIS PROCESS WAS NOT

TRANSPARENT AT ALL, AND IT'S

ABSURD FOR THE ADMINISTRATION TO

CLAIM OTHERWISE.

HE DISAGREES.

>> DO I THINK THAT THERE WAS

TRANSPARENCY IN THIS PROCESS.

REPORTER: THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE

AND MAYOR PEDUTO WEIGH IN SAYING

WE REALIZE THESE ARE TOUGH

CHOICES, BUT WOULD RATHER SEE A

PRISON CLOSE THAN A SCHOOL.

TOUGH CHOICES EMPLOYEES SUCH AS

LOCKERRITY TRY TO COMPREHEND.

>> IT'S GOING TO BE TOUGH.

REPORTER: THEY PLAN TO CLOSE

For more infomation >> State is shutting down SCI Pittsburgh prison - Duration: 2:02.

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Shooting near daycare center in Riviera Beach - Duration: 1:27.

WERE HURT?

ANGELA: THAT IS RIGHT.

WE HAVEN'T TALKING TO THE POLICE

DEPARTMENT -- WE HAVE BEEN

TALKING TO THE POLICE

DEPARTMENT.

WE ARE IN THE 1700 BLOCK OF

MILITARY TRAIL.

THERE IS A DAY CARE CENTER NORTH

OF WHERE I AM STANDING.

ACCORDING TO THE POLICE

DEPARTMENT, A MOTHER WHO WAS

PICKING UP HER TWO SMALL

CHILDREN HEARD GUNSHOTS.

SOMEONE DRIVING BY FIRED A

GUNSHOT.

HER TWO CHILDREN WERE INJURED.

THEY WERE NOT SHOT, THEY WERE

INJURED BY THE SHATTERED GLASS

AFTER THE SHOTS WERE FIRED.

AT THE SAME TIME THERE WAS A

TEENAGER, POSSIBLY 17, 18 YEARS

OLD WHO WAS RIDING HIS BICYCLE

WAS ALSO INJURED.

NOT SURE IF HE WAS INJURED BY

GLASS OR ACTUALLY SHOT.

THREE EAST -- THREE CHILDREN

TRANSPORTED TO ST. MARY'S

MEDICAL CENTER.

THE INJURIES DO NOT APPEAR TO BE

LIFE-THREATENING.

AS YOU CAN IMAGINE, A LOT OF

PARENTS ARE CONCERNED.

THEY ARE RUSHING TO THE DAY CARE

CENTER TO PICK UP THEIR

CHILDREN.

THEY ARE BEING LED IN ONE AT A

TIME TO GET THEIR CHILDREN.

NONE OF THE CHILDREN WERE

INJURED.

THEY'RE ASKING EVERYONE TO BE

PATIENT.

IF YOU ARE GOING TO BE IN THIS

AREA EXPECTED DEAL WITH TRAFFIC.

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Gov. Rick Scott threatens funding of Port of Palm Beach - Duration: 1:42.

ANGELA: THE MOVE COMES THE SAME

WEEK A CUBAN DELEGATION IS

SCHEDULED TO VISIT THE PORT OF

PALM BEACH.

I SAT DOWN WITH THE EXECUTIVE

DIRECTOR OF THE PORT AND ASKED

WHAT HAPPENS NOW.

WE CAUGHT UP WITH GOVERNOR RICK

SCOTT IN RIVIERA BEACH AT THE

BARON SIGNS COMPANY, DISCUSSING

HIS RECENT $618 MILLION TAX CUT

PLAN.

WHILE THERE, WE ASKED ABOUT HIS

PLANS TO CANCEL FUNDING TO

FLORIDA PORTS THAT PLAN TO DO

BUSINESS WITH CUBA.

>> THERE'S NO HUMAN RIGHTS DOWN

THERE.

I DON'T BELIEVE OUR PORTS OUGHT

TO BE DOING BUSINESS WITH A

BRUTAL DICTATOR LIKE THAT.

ANGELA: WE MET WITH MANUEL

ALMIRA, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

OF THE PORT OF PALM BEACH, AND

HE TELLS ME HE TALKED WITH THE

GOVERNOR EARLIER THIS WEEK AND

DECIDED NOT TO SIGN ANY

AGREEMENTS WITH THE CUBAN

DELEGATION WHEN THEY ARRIVE

FRIDAY.

HE SAYS CAPITOL PROJECTS ARE

EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE AND PORTS

RELY HEAVILY ON THE STATE.

>> FOR EXAMPLE, THIS SLIP WE

JUST FINISHED, THIS IS SLIP

NUMBER THREE, THAT COST OVER $

MILLION.

NOTHING IS INEXPENSIVE IN PORTS.

NOTHING, PARTICULAR ANY CAPITOL

PROJECT.

WE WERE ABLE TO HAVE THE STATE

SUBSIDIZE 50% OF THAT.

ANGELA: SO YOU CAN'T AFFORD NOT

TO DO WHAT THE GOVERNOR IS

ASKING?

EXACTLY, EXACTLY.

IT'LL BE VERY, VERY CHALLENGING.

ANGELA: TENANTS LEARN MORE ABOUT

OPPORTUNITIES TO EXPAND THEIR

BUSINESSES.

I'M TOLD THE CUBAN DELEGATION

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Video: Surgery spares removing entire lung for Mesothelioma patients - Duration: 1:42.

AS 11-NEWS MEGAN PRINGLE

EXPLAINS, IN SOME CASES THE

PROCEDURE HAS DOUBLED A PATIENTS

SURVIVAL TIME.

>> ALL THIS, SHOULDN'T BE HERE.

MEGAN: YOU'RE LOOKING AT

INCURABLE CANCER.

>> ALL THIS GRAY, THIS IS ALL

CANCER.

MEGAN: THAT GRAY PART IS

MESOTHELIOMA, CAUSED BY

ASBESTOS, A CANCER THAT LEAVES A

PATIENT WITH LIMITED TIME.

THESE LUNGS BELONG TO JIM

CHRONIGER.

WE MET HIM AFTER HE SAW THOSE

IMAGES FOR THE FIRST TIME.

>> I NEVER REALIZED HOW BIG IT

WAS.

MEGAN: WHAT HE DID REALIZE, HE

HAD LITTLE TIME.

WITH CHEMOTHERAPY, MAYBE EIGHT

MONTHS.

IT'S HOW HE ENDED UP WITH AT THE

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND MEDICAL

CENTER.

DR. JOSEPH FRIEDBERG HAS BEEN

TAKING A NEW APPROACH WITH

PATIENTS LIKE JIM.

HE REMOVES THE CANCER.

>> SURGERY IS NOT STANDARD

TREATMENT FOR THIS CANCER, SO

CHEMOTHERAPY, THAT'S STANDARD.

ANYTHING BEYOND, INCLUDING

SURGERY, IS INVESTIGATIONAL.

MEGAN: SURGERY IS PART OF THE

TREATMENT, BUT NOT ALL OF IT.

TREATMENTS AND CHEMOTHERAPY.

>> IT IS OUR EXPECTATION, YES WE

WILL GET YOU MORE TIME

MEGAN: THAT'S ENOUGH FOR THE

CHRONIGER'S.

>> FOR US TO HAVE BEEN GIVEN

HOME -- GIVEN HOPE, IS WHAT IT

GAVE US.

FROM 8 MONTHS TO MAYBE 2 YEARS,

MAYBE LONGER.

MEGAN: THESE ARE JIM'S LUNGS

NOW, AFTER DR. FRIEDBERG

PERFORMED SURGERY.

THIS IMAGE PICTURE OF HIS LUNGS

NOW WITHOUT THE GRAY PART, THE

CANCER, GIVES HIM HOPE AS HE

LOOKS AT A DIFFERENT PICTURES.

HIS FAMILY.

THE GRANDSON IS 2.5.

I'D LIKE HIM TO GET TO KNOW HIM,

HAVE MEMORIES OF ME.

MEGAN: IT'S POSSIBLE, AND THAT'S

MORE THAN ENOUGH.

IN BALTIMORE, MEGAN PRINGLE WBAL

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80 years later, a look back at Cincinnati's 1937 flood - Duration: 1:56.

THIS PHOTO SHOWS WHERE THE OHIO

RIVER CRESTED 80 YEARS AGO

-- YEARS AGO.

AT THE BACK OF ST. ROSE CHURCH,

YOU CAN SEE HOW MONUMENTAL THIS

FLOOD TRULY WAS.

80 FEET

DOUBLE THE OHIO'S CURRENT LEVEL,

AND MORE THAN 13 FEET HIGHER

THAN ANY FLOOD SINCE.

>> OH, I REMEMBER IT VERY WELL,

I WAS 15 AND WE LIVED ON THE

HILLSIDE, SO WE HAD A GREAT VIEW

OF THE WHOLE CITY.

ERIK: RUTH MARTIN, MOTHER OF

WLWT PHOTOGRAPHER KEVIN MARTIN,

IS A LIFELONG RESIDENT OF PRICE

HILL.

>> THE THING I REMEMBER VERY

MOST IS DARKNESS, WE'D LOOK OUT

OVER THE CITY AND YOU'D JUST SEE

DARKNESS.

ERIK: POWER WAS OUT.

THESE PICTURES FROM THE PUBLIC

LIBRARY OF CINCINNATI AND

HAMILTON COUNTY SHOW MOST OF

DOWNTOWN UNDERWATER.

CROSLEY FIELD, THE MUSEUM CENTER

RAILROAD TERMINAL, AND PROCTER

AND GAMBLE'S IVORYDALE AMONG THE

LANDMARKS AFFECTED.

>> WE WOULD GO OUT EVERY NIGHT

AND SEE HOW FAR UP THE WATER HAD

COME, AND TALK TO THE NATIONAL

GUARD, AND THEN AT THE LIBRARY,

THEY WERE GIVING OUT FREE

INOCULATIONS TO KEEP FROM

GETTING DISEASE.

>> SOME PEOPLE SAY IT IS THE

THIRD WORST NATIONAL DISASTER IN

THE COUNTRY.

ERIK: THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE WAS

THE ONLY WAY TO CROSS THE RIVER

FROM HUNDREDS -- FOR HUNDREDS OF

MILES.

>> IN 1937, IT LOOKED LIKE

OVER-THE-RHINE.

WE HAD PEOPLE LIVING RIGHT UP

THE RIVER -- TO THE RIVER.

ERIK: RESIDENTS WERE KEPT VERY

FAR FROM THE RIVER.

MANY OF THE FLOOD GATES AND

LEVEES ARE IN PART DUE TO THE

1937 FLOOD.

HOW HELPING TO KEEP CITIES LIKE

-- NOW HELPING TO KEEP CITIES

LIKE CINCINNATI, NEWPORT AND

COVINGTON SAFE FROM THE NEXT BIG

FLOOD.

REPORTING IN NEWPORT, ERIK

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Couple falls victim to abduction scam - Duration: 2:04.

THEY WERE SCARED AND THOUGHT

LIVES DEPENDED ON THEIR EVERY

MOVE.

>> IT WAS SO WELL ORCHESTRATED

ON THEIR END.

THE TECHNOLOGY AND THE ABILITY

THEY HAD TO INFLICT TERROR UPON

US.

ANDY: THIS COUPLE, WHO DO NOT

WANT TO BE IDENTIFIED, SAY THEY

WERE THE MOST HORRIFYING HOURS

OF THEIR LIVES.

ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, THEY

EACH GOT A PHONE CALL SAYING THE

OTHER HAD BEEN IN A CAR CRASH

AND HAD BEEN KIDNAPPED.

>> ABSOLUTE FEAR AND TERROR.

THEY WERE VERY SPECIFIC THAT

THERE WAS A VERBAL ALTERCATION

AT THE ACCIDENT SITE.

THAT THEY HAD PULLED THIS

INDIVIDUAL OUT OF THE CAR AT

GUNPOINT.

THAT THEY WERE HOLDING HIM

HOSTAGE IN A BASEMENT.

THAT I WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS

LIFE OR DEATH.

ANDY: HUDSON POLICE SAY THE

WOMAN WAS TOLD TO WIRE MONEY TO

SAVE HIM, FIRST FROM A WALGREENS

AND THEN FROM A GROCERY STORE IN

MERRIMACK.

HER BOYFRIEND MADE TWO TRIPS TO

WALMART IN HUDSON TO SEND MONEY

TO SAVE HER.

THEY WERE CONVINCED IT WAS REAL

SINCE AT TIMES THEY COULD HEAR

EACH OTHER'S VOICES AND THEY

SEEMED TO KNOW EXACTLY WHERE

THEY WERE.

>> YOU COULDN'T HANG UP THE

PHONE.

YOU COULDN'T PUT DOWN THE PHONE.

IT WAS AS IF SOMEONE WAS IN THE

BACK SEAT WITH YOU.

THEY KNEW WHICH EXIT I TOOK.

WHICH WAY I WENT OFF THE EXIT.

>> THEY KEPT ON SAYING OVER AND

OVER AGAIN, "IF YOU CALL THE

POLICE, SHE'S DEAD IF YOU CALL

.

-- SHE'S DEAD.

IF YOU CALL THE POLICE, SHE'S

DEAD."

THEY'RE SO WELL VERSED ON WHAT

THEY DO THAT THEY KNOW EVERY

WORD THERE IS TO MANIPULATE YOU.

ANDY: THROUGH A SERIES OF EVENTS

POLICE BECAME INVOLVED AND THIS

MAN AND WOMAN EACH LEARNED THAT

THE OTHER WAS SAFE.

THEY LOST ABOUT $4,000 AND ARE

ONLY SHARING THEIR STORY TO WARN

OTHERS.

>> THEY KNEW IT TO A T.

WHAT BUTTONS TO PUSH AND WHAT TO

SAY TO YOU.

ANDY: THERE IS A LIST OF RED

FLAGS TO LOOK FOR AND SOME TIPS

ON WHAT YOU SHOULD DO IF YOU

THINK YOU ARE BEING TARGETED BY

THIS SCAM.

THOSE CAN BE FOUND ON OUR WEB

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Feels Like Winter Again - Duration: 3:37.

THEIR OWN WATER.

SHE STILL MADE IT TO CHURCH,

ESPECIALLY DURING THE FLOOD TO

PRAY.

ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S

CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE

FORECAST.

KEVIN: WINTER MADE A BIG

COMEBACK THIS MORNING.

TODAY, TEMPERATURES NEVER

CLIMBED OUT OF THE 30'S.

IT HAS BEEN A CHILLY, CLOUDY

JANUARY DAY.

NOT MUCH TO TALK ABOUT FOR SNOW

UP THERE.

IT IS JUST HEAVY ENOUGH TO WET

THE PAVEMENT.

WE HAVE SOME FLURRIES AND SNOW

SHOWERS OVER TOWARDS MT.ORAB AND

BATAVIA.

WE HAVE A FEW MORE SCOOTING

ACROSS SOUTHEAST INDIANA.

I ANTICIPATE THAT THE FLURRY AND

THE SHOWER ACTIVITY WILL

DECREASE AFTER THE SUN GOES

DOWN.

RIGHT NOW, TEMPERATURES ARE IN

THE 30'S.

FLURRIES ACROSS THE AREA AND

THAT COLD BREEZE IS PERSISTING.

WHEN IT IS HELPING DUSTING OVER

30 AT TIMES.

-- DUSTING OVER 30 AT TIMES.

-- GUSTING OVER 30 AT TIMES.

IT WILL BE CHILLY BUT WE WILL

ADD WIND IN THERE.

IT WILL MAKE IT FEEL LIKE IT IS

PROBABLY MUCH COLDER.

TEMPERATURES ARE RANGING FROM 37

IN MAINEVILLE -- MAYSVILLE.

DOWN TO 30 IN BATESVILLE.

WE HAD A STORM SYSTEM CREWS AND

YESTERDAY.

-- CRUISE IN YESTERDAY.

OCCASIONALLY, WE WILL HAVE A FEW

SNOW FLURRIES OR SO SHOWERS.

NONE OF THEM LOOK SIGNIFICANT

ENOUGH AT THIS POINT TO GIVE US

REAL CAN LEARN OR REAL

ACCUMULATION IN TERMS OF

SNOWFALL.

WE WILL BE LEFT WITH CLOUDS

OVERNIGHT.

FRIDAY WILL BE A REPEAT

PERFORMANCE OF TODAY.

THE WEATHER PATTERN STAYS THE

SAME RIGHT THROUGH THE UPCOMING

WEEKEND.

SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY, I HAVE

BEEN MENTIONING TARGETING SUNDAY

AS THE BEST OPPORTUNITY FOR

SEEING WISE BREAD LIGHT --

WIDESPREAD LIGHT SNOW.

WE MIGHT GET A DUSTING, MAYBE A

HALF INCH OR SO.

A FEW FLURRIES THIS EVENING.

TOMORROW WILL BE A REPEAT

PERFORMANCE.

29 AT 8:00 A.M. AND THEN

MID-30'S TOMORROW AS WE CREEP

ABOVE FREEZING.

A VERY WENT TO WEEKEND.

-- WHEN TREE WEEKEND -- WINTRY

WEEKEND.

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旧正月2017香港台湾中国 | 中国の旧正月 | 旧正月のお祝い2017 Google Doodles - Duration: 5:19.

今日の落書きは、旧正月2017（香港、台湾、中国）を祝い、

爆竹、揚げた餃子、Fai Chunで今日のDoodleは鶏の年を歓迎します。

新年の健康、幸福、そして幸運にはここがあります！

今日の落書きは、旧正月2017（香港、台湾、中国）に敬意を表しています。

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Police: Lancaster County man charged for taking wife from care facility, attempting suicide - Duration: 1:09.

OM MANOR CARE IN LANCASTER

TOWNSHIP WHERE THE WOMAN

LIVED.

KATELYN: MANOR CARE SAYS IT

WASN'T UNUSUAL

FOR A FAMILY

MEMBER TO COME HERE AND PICK

UP REBECCA BENIGHT AND TAKE

HER ON AN OUT SO

LONG WHEN HER

HUSBAND DID THAT ON SUNDAY

AFTERNOON, SEEMS NORMAL.

BUT THAT NIGHT SHE NEVER

RETURNED.

>> VERY SAD CASE.

VERY BIZARRE.

KATELYN: EVEN THE DISTRICT

ATTORNEY'S

OFFICE DOESN'T KNOW

WHAT SENTENCE IT WILL PUSH

FOR.

WHAT IT SAYS IT DOES KNOW, IS

THAT NO MATTER HIS REASONS,

PHILIP BENIGHT COMMITTED A

CRIME.

>> IT'S A SECOND DEGREE FELONY

SO POTENTIALLY IT IS A STATE

PRISON SENTENCE.

KATELYN: INVESTIGATORS SAY

THEY FOUND PHILIP AND HIS WIFE

IN A CAR IN THEIR

DRIVEWAY ON

OAK ROAD IN CONESTOGA.

BOTH HAD OVERDOSED.

THE D.A.'S OFFICE SAYS

PHILIP

ADMITTED TO MIXING PAIN PILLS

INTO HIS WIFE'S PUDDING.

POLICE USED NARCAN TO SAVE

THEM.

HIS WIFE WAS LIVING AT MANOR

CARE BECAUSE SHE HAS DEMENTIA.

>> SHE APPARENTLIED WHAT MADE

STATEMENTS

THAT SHE DIDN'T

WANT TO LIVE IN THAT CONDITION

ANYMORE.

KATELYN: THE D.A.'S OFFICE

CREDITS MANOR CARE WITH SAVING

THE COUPLE BECAUSE IT IS THE

ONE THAT CALLED POLICE WHEN

REBECCA DID NOT

RETURN HERE.

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Report shows overdose deaths increasing in NH - Duration: 1:41.

OWN BY COUNTY, AND THE

NUMBERS CONTINUE TO HEAD IN THE

WRONG DIRECTION.

IT MAY SEEM COLDLY IMPERSONAL TO

APPLY STATISTICS TO A DRUG

EPIDEMIC THAT IS STEALING

FUTURES AND DEVASTATING

FAMILIES.

BUT THE NUMBERS COMPILED BY THE

NEW HAMPSHIRE DRUG MONITORING

INITIATIVE OFFER A MEASURE OF

WHERE THINGS STAND IN NEW

HAMPSHIRE'S CRISIS OF ADDICTION.

WITH 85 CASES STILL PENDING

CLASSIFICATION, DEATHS DUE TO

OVERDOSE IN 2016 ARE PROJECTED

TO INCREASE BY 7% OVER THE

PREVIOUS YEAR STATEWIDE.

NOT SURPRISINGLY THE POPULATION

CENTER OF HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

HAD THE LARGEST OVERALL NUMBER

OF FATALITIES, WHILE STRAFFORD

COUNTY HAD THE MOST OVERDOSE

DEATHS PER CAPITA.

AS FAR AS GENDER GOES, MORE THAN

TWICE AS MANY MEN DIED OF

OVERDOSE THAN WOMEN IN BY AGE

2016.

GROUP, PEOPLE IN THEIR 30'S WERE

THE MOST VULNERABLE.

DRUG RELATED EMERGENCY ROOM

VISITS JUMPED BY 28%, WHILE THE

LIFE SAVING DRUG NARCAN WAS

ADMINISTERED NEARLY 2800 TIMES

LAST YEAR, A SLIGHT INCREASE,

FROM 2015.

ONE POSITIVE STATISTIC, THE

PEOPLE SEEKING HELP SPIKED

DRAMATICALLY.

TREATMENT ADMISSIONS FOR HEROIN

AND OPIOID ADDICTION JUMPED BY

28% IN 2016.

BUT THE BOTTOM LINE, IN ALL

THESE NUMBERS, IT'S CLEAR THAT

NEW HAMPSHIRE'S DRUG CRISIS

REMAINS DEADLY AND DIFFICULT,

AND WHILE PROGRESS MAY BE HARD

TO SEE, THOSE ON THE FRONT LINES

BELIEVE THE COORDINATED RESPONSE

HAS NEVER BEEN BETTER.

>> WE ARE ALL SPEAKING THE SAME

LANGUAGE.

WE ARE ALL USING THE SAME

ASSESSMENT TOOLS.

WE ARE MEETING AS GROUPS MORE

CONSISTENTLY AND MAKING THINGS

HAPPEN AT A QUICKER PACE.

IT'S ALMOST LIKE WE'VE GOTTEN

OUT OF OUR OWN WAY.

JOSH M.: GOOD NEWS IS MORE AND

MORE HELP IS AVAILABLE.

IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW IS

STRUGGLING WITH ADDICTION, YOU

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Video: The bills fight for the same purpose, but the cost differs greatly - Duration: 1:47.

HE EXPLAINS FROM ANNAPOLIS.

DAVID THE TWO BILLS REPRESENT A

: HUGE DIVIDE IN POLITICAL

PHILOSOPHY.

THE GOVERNOR'S BILL OFFER

INCENTIVES TO COMPANIES AT A

COST OF $60 MILLION A YEAR.

THE DEMOCRATS WANT TO MAKE THAT

COMPANIES DO IT AT A COST OF

$400,000 A YEAR.

GOVERNOR LARRY HOGAN'S PAID SICK

LEAVE PROPOSAL GIVES COMPANIES

$20,000 A YEAR IN INCOME TAX

CREDITS.

>> THE ESTIMATES THAT WE'VE

GOTTEN FROM THE GOVERNOR'S FOLKS

SUGGESTS THAT IT WILL COST ABOUT

$60 MILLION A YEAR

DAVID THE GOVERNOR'S BILL

: REQUIRES BUSINESSES WITH AT

LEAST 50 EMPLOYEES TO PROVIDE

FIVE PAID SICK DAYS, BUT ONLY

THOSE WORKING 30 HOURS A WEEK OR

MORE WOULD BE ELIGIBLE.

THE TAX RELIEF IS MODELED AFTER

A RECOMMENDATION FROM THE

AUGUSTINE COMMISSION, A

BI-PARTISAN PANEL, WHICH STUDIED

WAYS TO IMPROVE THE STATE'S

BUSINESS CLIMATE

PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR PAID SICK

LEAVE IS STRONG.

THE DEMOCRATS ARE CONFIDENT

THEIR BILL WILL PREVAIL.

>> IT'S A FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE

BILL.

IT COSTS A LOT LESS AND COVERS

MORE PEOPLE.

DAVID: THE DEMOCRATS BILL

REQUIRES BUSINESSES WITH AT

LEAST 15 EMPLOYEES TO PROVIDE AS

MANY AS SEVEN PAID SICK DAYS

EACH YEAR.

IT COSTS THE STATE $400,000 A

YEAR.

THE INSTITUTE FOR WOMEN'S POLICY

RESEARCH ESTIMATES MORE THAN

700,000 MARYLANDERS CANNOT EARN

PAID SICK DAYS TO USE WHEN THEY

OR A FAMILY MEMBER BECOMES ILL.

>> PAID SICK LEAVE IS ONE OF OUR

PRIORITIES.

WE PASSED THE BILL OUT LAST

YEAR.

WE WILL PASS THE BILL OUT IN THE

SAME FORM THIS YEAR.

DAVID: THERE ARE SOME

SIMILARITIES IN BOTH BILLS.

COMPANIES WITH EXISTING LEAVE

POLICIES THAT MEET MINIMUM

REQUIREMENTS WILL NOT BE

IMPACTED.

UNION AGREEMENTS WILL ALSO BE

HONORED.