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CAUSED A FIRE.

HEATH: WE ARE ACTUALLY ON

HIGHWAY 16 BETWEEN INAN AND

ISABEL.

WST TRUCK, WE BELIEVE BECAUSE

THE WEATHER WAS SO BAD EARLIER

IN THE AFTERNOON, IT'S PROBABLY

LED TO THIS ACCIDENT.

THE TRUCK RUNS OFF THE ROAD OFF

HIGHWAY 16 AND RUSHERS A GAS

LINE -- RUPTURES A GAS LINE.

THERE IS NO DANGER AT THIS POINT

TO ANY STRUCTURES AND THE DRIVER

GOT OUT.

THEY HAVE A FIRE THAT IS BEING

FUELED BY THE GAS LINE.

FIREFIGHTERS ARE ON THE SCENE,

TRYING TO GET THINGS UNDER

CONTROL.

THEY HAD THE

-- THEY HAVE THE

FOAM OUT OF A WEATHER

PRECAUTIONS.

IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE ANY OTHER

VEHICLES WERE INVOLVED.

WE WILL NOT TRY TO SPECULATE TO

JUST HOW THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED.

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Neighbors want night club where teen shot shut down - Duration: 2:00.

DAMAGE IS ESTIMATED AT $15,000.

AN 18-YEAR-OLD MAN IS SHOT AND

KILLED AT A DES MOINES

NIGHTCLUB.

IT HAPPENED EARLY SUNDAY MORNING

AT INDIANOLA AVENUE.

508 NOW, NEIGHBORS SAY SOMETHING

NEEDS TO BE DONE ABOUT AFTER

HOURS CLUB THE 508.

KCCI'S MARCUS MCINTOSH IS IN

STUDIO.

MARCUS, WHAT ARE THEY

SUGGESTING?

MARCUS: THEY SAY THE SOLUTION

BOILS DOWN TO THREE WORDS --

SHUT IT DOWN.

THIS IS WHAT SHEILA PATTON SEES

FROM HER KITCHEN WINDOW, A FENCE

PARTIALLY BLOCKS HER VIEW BU

SHE KNOWS IT IS THERE.

SHE SAYS THE SHOOTING IN THE

PARKING LOT OF THE 508 EARLY

SUNDAY MORNING THAT CLAIMED THE

LIFE OF FREDERICO THOMPSON, JR.

IS THE LAST STRAW.

>> THIS IS RIDICULOUS.

THERE WERE THREE SHOOTINGS WHEN

IT WAS THE ALTRA W -- THE

ALTRA

W.

NOW, THIS ONE THE NIGHT THEY

OPEN, AN 18-YEAR-OLD WHO

SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN IN THE BAR

ANYWAY.

MARCUS: AS FAR AS SHE IS

CONCERNED, THE CITY SHOULD HAVE

ONE OPTION AT ITS JANUARY 9

COUNCIL MEETING.

>> I THINK THEY SHOULD PULL THE

LIQUOR LICENSE AND SHUT IT DOWN.

MARCUS: JOE GATTO, THE CITY

COUNCILOR REPRESENTING WARD 4

WHERE THE 508 SITS, AGREES HE IS

-- AGREES.

HE IS ON THE SAME PAGE AS

PATTON.

>> IT WILL BE CLOSED

PERMENANTLY, THAT IS THE BEST

CASE SCENARIO.

MARCUS: COUNCIL MAN GATTO SAYS

TROUBLE STARTED WHEN IT WAS THE

ULTRA W LOUNGE AND CONTINUED

WITH THE 508.

HE SAYS IT HAS BEEN A DRAIN ON

POLICE RESOURCES, SAYING IT IS

TIME TO FOCUS ON GETTING

SOMETHING IN HERE THAT WILL

COMPLIMENT THE NEIGHBORHOOD NOT

HAVE PEOPLE LIVING IN FEAR.

>> IT'S A PRIME LOCATION, BUT WE

HAVE GOT TO GET SOMETHING IN

THERE THAT IS GOING TO BE A GOOD

NEIGHBOR.

MARCUS: PATTON WOULD LOVE TO SEE

THAT HAPPEN.

>> SOMEONE HAS TO DO SOMETHING

BEFORE OTHER PEOPLE DIE.

MARCUS: THE LATEST UPDATE FROM

DES MOINES POLICE IS THAT

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Man dies after fall at Ledges State Park - Duration: 1:40.

COULD BE PROMISING LEADS.

NO SUSPECT OR SUSPECTS HAVE BEEN

NAMED AND NO ONE HAS BEEN

ARRESTED.

SHAINA: A POPULAR SCENIC

OVERLOOK AT A STATE PARK NEAR

BOONE DRAWS THOUSANDS OF

VISITORS EVERY YEAR.

BUT, IT'S ALSO BEEN THE SITE OF

SEVERAL BAD FALLS.

KCCI'S MARK TAUSCHECK IS JUST

BACK FROM LEDGES STATE PARK

WHERE A 63-YEAR-OLD AMES MAN

JUST DIED THERE SUNDAY.

MARK, THE MAN FELL 60 FEET?

MARK: HE DID.

WE DON'T KNOW WHY HE FELL AND

HIS NAME HASN'T BEEN RELEASED BY

THE DNR, BUT HE'S JUST THE

LATEST PERSON TO FALL FROM A

ROCKY OVERLOOK THAT IS VERY

FAMILIAR TO A LOT OF PEOPLE IN

THE AREA.

IT JUTS OUT OVER THE DES MOINES

RIVER IN LEDGES STATE PARK NEAR

BOONE AND HAS MANY NAMES,

LOOKOUT POINT, SOLSTICE ROCK,

THE RIVER LOOK OUT, THE PEAK AND

IT DOES PROVIDE AN AMAZING VIEW.

WE SAW PEOPLE STANDING ON IT

IN THE RAIN ON NEW YEAR'S DAY

MORNING.

AN AMES MAN WAS PART OF A GROUP

OF 30-40 PEOPLE TAKING PART IN A

GROUP HIKE SPONSORED BY THE IOWA

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES.

NO DETAILS HAVE BEEN GIVEN AS TO

WHAT CAUSED THE MAN TO FALL.

THE BOONE FIRE CHIEF TOLD ME HE

HAS RESPONDED TO SEVERAL FALLS

OFF THE ROCK DURING HIS CAREER

, INCLUDING 4 TO 5 IN THE PAST

COUPLE OF YEARS.

WE TALKED TO SEVERAL PEOPLE

ABOUT THE IDEA OF PUTTING UP

SIGNAGE WARNING PEOPLE, BUT THIS

WOMAN SAID THE HAZARD IS PRETTY

OBVIOUS, AND SHE DOESN'T THINK A

SIGN WILL DETER ANYONE ANYWA

>> FOR ME, I DON'T THINK IT'S

THE DNR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO

BABYSIT THE CIVILIANS WHO WANT

TO COME OUT HERE.

IF THEY WANT TO COME OUT HERE

AND STAND ON THE LEDGE, OR SIT

DOWN, THEY HAVE TO UNDERSTAND IT

IS DANGEROUS.

MARK: THE BOONE FIRE CHIEF TOLD

ME INFORMATION ABOUT THE HAZARD

COULD BE POSTED, BUT AGREES MOST

WHO SEE THE ROCK CAN SEE FOR

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Duck hunter struck by lighting - Duration: 0:46.

SKY.

ENTERGY HAS CREWS OUT REPAIRING

POLES FROM THE LIGHTNING

STRIKE

A VICKSBURG MAN IN THE HOSPITAL

AFTER HE GOT STRUCK BY

LIGHTNING.

I'M MEGAN WEST.

IT HAPPENED THIS MORNING AT THE

MAHANNAH WILDLIFE AREA NORTH OF

VICKSBURG.

WARREN COUNTY DEPUTIES SAY THE

MAN WAS DUCK HUNTING WITH HIS

FRIENDS DURING THIS MORNING'S

STORM.

THAT'S WHEN THE LIGHTNING

STRUCK.

AUTHORITIES SAY THE BOLT KNOCKED

THE HUNTER OUT AND HIS FRIENDS

HAD TO REVIVE HIM TWICE WHILE

CALLING 9-1-1.

>> HE WAS FORTUNATE AND THAT'S

WHY PEOPLE NEED TO COME OUT OF

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NYPD Pizza targeted by FPL scam - Duration: 1:22.

AT THEIR RESTAURANT IF THEY

DIDN'T PAY.

HERE'S TED WHITE.

TED: ERIC KOHRONAS AND HIS WIFE

WENDY OWN AND RUN NYPD PIZZA IN

WEST PALM BEACH.

BUT LAST THURSDAY, TROUBLE CAME

KNOCKING BY TELEPHONE.

>> A RECORDED CALL THAT SAID OUR

POWER IS ABOUT TO BE SHUT OFF

AND TO CALL FP&L.

>> AND IT SAID PUSH ONE IF

YOU'RE HAVING PROBLEMS WITH YOUR

POWER.

SO IT SOUNDED JUST LIKE AS IF I

WAS CALLING FP&L.

TED: AND THEY PERSON THEY SPOKE

WITH GOT RIGHT DOWN TO BUSINESS.

>> SAYING IF WE DIDN'T PAY OUR

BILL, THEY WOULD SHUT US OFF IF

WE DIDN'T PAY THEM $1043.

TED: WENDY SAYS SHE GAVE THE

PHONE TO HER HUSBAND, RAN AND

GRABBED THEIR ELECTRIC BILL AND

CALLED A NUMBER ON THE

STATEMENT.

>> AND THEY SAID WE ACTUALLY --

WHICH I NEVER KNEW -- THEY WILL

NOT CALL YOU TO TELL YOU THEY

ARE TURNING OFF YOUR POWER.

THEY WILL COME IN TO COLLECT TO

GIVE YOU AN OPPORTUNITY TO PAY

BEFORE THEY JUST SHUT YOU DOWN.

TED: AND THE THIEF ON THE OTHER

LINE NEVER GOT A CHANCE TO PULL

OFF THE REST OF THE SCAM.

>> WHEN I SAID TO HER, READ ME

BACK THE ACCOUNT NUMBER, MAYBE

YOU HAVE THE WRONG ACCOUNT, SHE

HUNG UP ON ME.

SO RIGHT THEN AND THERE, I KNEW

IT WAS A SCAM.

TED: WE'VE DONE SEVERAL STORIES

LIKE THIS BEFORE.

IN MOST CASES, THE CALLER TRIES

TO GET A POTENTIAL VICTIM TO GO

TO THE STORE AND PUT MONEY ON A

For more infomation >> NYPD Pizza targeted by FPL scam - Duration: 1:22.

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Lightning strikes house sparking fire - Duration: 1:01.

GETS

BACK.

Megan: PARAMEDICS GOT THAT

HUNTER TO AN AMBULANCE AND SAID

HE WAS COMPLAINING OF A

HEADACHE.

DOCTORS SAID HE WILL BE OKAY.

Megan: WE SAW LIGHTNING PROBLEMS

OF OUR OWN IN JACKSON --

ONE BOLT SET A FAMILY'S HOUSE ON

FIRE.

FIREFIGHTERS SAY IT HAPPENED

JUST AFTER SIX ON LINDEN PLACE.

WITNESSES SAY THAT BOLT HIT A

TREE, JUMPED TO THE ATTIC, AND

SPARKED THAT FIRE WHILE THE

FAMILY WAS STILL INSIDE.

NEIGHBORS SAY THEY HEARD THE

BLAST BEFORE SEEING THE FLAMES.

>> THERE WAS A BIG CRASH AND I

THOUGHT IT WAS A GENERATOR, BUT

MY FAN IS STILL SPINNING, THE

LIGHTS WERE ON AND MY DOG HOPPED

INTO BED AND STARTED LICKING ME

AWAKE SO I KNEW SOMETHING WAS

WRONG.

THAT'S WHEN I ROLLED OVER AND

SAW A BUNCH OF ORANGE LIGHT IN

MY ROOM.

SO I CALLED 9-1-1 THREW ON A

RAIN JACKET AND CAME OVER TO

MAKE SURE THEY WERE OKAY AND

OUT.

>> MY WIFE TURNED OVER AND

GRABBED ME AND WE WOKE UP AND

THIS LITTLE ONE STAYED ASLEEP

DURING THE THUNDER, BUT WOKE UP

WHEN THE FIRETRUCKS CAME B

Megan: EMERGENCY CREWS SAY

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911 call gives insight into incident ahead of officer-involved shooting - Duration: 2:02.

SURPRISINGLY CALM IN WHAT TURN

OUT TO BE HIS LAST MINUTES

ALIVE.

AMONG THE LAST WORDS EVER SPOKEN

BY THE MAN, WERE RECORDED IN

THIS 911 CALL.

>> MY WIFE, YEAH.

WE'VE BEEN HAVING ISSUES FOR A

MONTH AND NOW HER FRIEND'S OVER

HERE AND I'M JUST, I'M TOSSING

HER STUFF OUT.

WE JUST, SHE JUST NEEDS TO GO.

REPORTER: HE SOUNDS REMARKABLY

CALM FOR A MAN WE NOW KNOW WILL

BE DEAD MOMENTS LATER.

>> IT'S ALL VERBAL AND WE'RE

YELLING AND HER FRIEND'S YELLING

BACK AT ME AND I'M TOSSING HER

STUFF OUT.

I'M DONE.

REPORTER: THE MAN'S CALL COMES

IN JUST AFTER ANOTHER ONE FROM

THE WIFE'S FRIEND HE MENTIONED.

>> IT WAS PHYSICAL BUT NOW IT'S

VERBAL AND HE'S THROWING HER

STUFF OUT AND THEY'RE MARRIED.

REPORTER: THE MAN IS STILL ON

WITH 911 AS POLICE ARRIVE, STILL

SPEAKING IN A CALM VOICE.

>> LOOKS LIKE THEY JUST PULLED

UP, YES.

>> THERE YOU GO, ALRIGHT.

>> THANK YOU.

REPORTER: INVESTIGATORS SAY TWO

OFFICERS WENT INSIDE THE HOUSE.

IT WAS 20 MINUTES LATER THAT THE

SHOOTING BROKE OUT.

A HANDGUN WAS RECOVERED FROM THE

MAN.

POLICE SAY THERE WERE MULTIPLE

SHOTS FIRED BUT THEY DON'T SAY

WHO FIRED OR HOW MANY SHOTS WERE

FIRED.

>> I'M SHOCKED AND I'M SORRY

THAT HE'S GONE.

REPORTER: LINDA MCCULLOM KNOWS

THE MAN FROM NEXT DOOR.

SHE SAYS HIS FIRST WIFE DIED OF

CANCER A FEW YEARS AGO AND IT

SEEMED TO CHANGE HIM.

>> SHE PASSED AND THAT'S WHEN HE

STOPPED COMMUNICATING WITH

EVERYBODY.

REPORTER: THERE ARE NOW TWO

INVESTIGATIONS, ONE INTERNAL AND

ANOTHER ONE WITH OVERSIGHT FROM

THE PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE.

BOTH WILL FOCUS ON WHAT HAPPENED

IN THAT 20 MINUTES FROM THE TIME

THE MAN PUT THE PHONE DOWN --

>> THANK YOU.

REPORTER: -- TO THE TIME HE

DIED.

IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE THIS

WILL BE CAPTURED ON CAMERA.

OFFICERS HERE DO NOT HAVE BODY

CAMERAS OR CRUISER CAMS.

ALSO, THEY HAVE NOT RELEASED THE

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Rip current risk - Duration: 1:09.

WITH MORE ON THE RIP CURRENT

THREAT.

WHITNE ACTUALLY SAW A FEW

SHOWERS HERE BUT YOU ARE RIGHT,

THE REAL STORY IS THE RIP

CURRENTS.

WE HAD A MEDIUM HAZARD WARNING

HERE ON THE BEACH ALL DAY.

WE SAW WIND UP TO ABOUT 20 MILES

AN HOUR.

WHILE SOME PEOPLE TOOK ADVANTAGE

OF THIS TO GET OUT ON THE WATER,

SOME PEOPLE BRING OUT THERE CAP

BOARD FOR A DAY OF FUN COME

OTHERS CONSENT TO WATCH FROM THE

-- CONTENT TO WATCH FROM THE

SHORE.

>> IT WAS JUST A LITTLE WILD I

GUESS, SO I HAD TO WATCH HER, SO

I STAYED OUT.

WHITNEY: SO YOU JUST STAYED IN

THE SAND?

>> IT'S QUITE WARM, ACTUALLY.

IT'S CERTAINLY A BIT COOLER DOWN

THERE.

YOU SHOULD GET IN.

COME JOIN US.

WHITNEY: I WISH I COULD.

I'VE GOT A JOB TO DO.

[LAUGHTER]

OBVIOUSLY I HAVE BEEN OUT HERE

TALKING TO PEOPLE ALL DAY.

WHILE SOME PEOPLE DID GO IN THE

WATER, THERE IS NO LIFEGUARD ON

DUTY SO IT MIGHT NOT BE A GOOD

IDEA.

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Red Cross ready for 2017 - Duration: 2:03.

ANGELA?

ANGELA THAT'S RIGHT.

OFFICIALS TELL ME EVERY DAY THEY

RESPOND TO AT LEAST ONE HOUSE

FIRE HERE IN MARTIN COUNTY AND

PALM BEACH COUNTY.

THEY ALSO TELL ME THEY' READY

FOR THIS HURRICA SEASON, BUT

THEY STILL NEED VOLUNTEERS AND

FUNDING TO KEEP ALL THIS GOING.

>> THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY IT HAS

BEEN A VERY BUSY YEAR FOR THE

AMERICAN RED CROSS.

WE RESPONDED TO 50% MORE

DISASTERS IN 2016 THAN WE DID IN

2015.

ANGELA: ROBIN HICKS NUNLEY IS

THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR THE

AMERICAN RED CROSS GREATER PALM

BEACH MARTIN COUNTY CHAPTER.

SHE SAYS RESIDENTIAL FIRES KEEP

VOLUNTEERS BUSY HERE LOCALLY.

>> WE RESPOND TO ON AVERAGE, ONE

EVERY OTHER DAY IN PALM BEACH

AND MARTIN COUNT

OF COURSE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON IT

SEEMS LIKE WE HAD ONE EVERY

OTHER HOUR.

OVER THE HOLIDAYS IT'S

PARTICULARLY TOUGH WHEN PEOPLE

LOSE THINGS AS A RESULT OF A

HOME FIRE.

ANGELA SHE SAYS RED CROSS

WORKERS ALSO HELPED DURING

HURRICANE MATTHEW, WHICH DAMAGED

THOUSANDS OF HOMES AND BROUGHT

FLOODING TO PARTS OF THE

SUNSHINE STATE.

>> SO WHILE WE DIDN'T SEE A LO

OF DAMAGE HERE, WE SHELTERED

9000 PEOPLE BETWEEN PALM BEA

AND MARTIN COUNTY ON THURSDAY

NIGHT WHEN THE STORM CAME

THROUGH.

IT WAS A SIGNIFICANT EFFORT TO

KEEP PEOPLE SAFE.

ANGELA: SHE SAYS THE RED CROSS

CAN ALWAYS USE THE PUBLIC'S

HELP.

SHE SAYS THEY STILL NEED TO

REPLENISH DISASTER RESOURCES

SPENT DURING 2016, WHICH

INCLUDES RESTOCKING WAREHOUSES

WITH RELIEF SUPPLIES.

THE AMERICAN RED CROSS HAS SET

UP A PROGRAM TO REDUCE DEATH AND

INJURY BY 25% OVER THE NEXT FI

YEARS.

THEY S UP A SMOKE ALARM

INSTALLATION PROGRAM.

ON JANUARY 12 THEY WILL BE GOING

INTO THREE LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN

HOBE SOUND TO HAND OUT SMOKE

DETECTORS.

THEY SAY YOU NEED TO ALSO BE

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Bill's Evening Update - Duration: 2:29.

BILL RAND BEE WITH YOUR WEATHER

NOW FORECAST.

>> RAND BEE FACTOR THIS

EVENING, I'M GOING TO GO FIVE.

TOLERABLE, GIVEN WHAT'S COMING

ABOVE FREEZING RIGHT NOW.

NOT REAL WINDY RIGHT YET

34 DEGREES.

STILL ABOUT FREEZING.

LIVE SUPER DOPPLER RADAR.

THIS IS MIST SHOWING UP ON THE

RADAR AND INTO WESTERN IOWA.

THIS IS THE ANIMATION OF THE

NATIONAL WEATHER SYSTEM TRYING

TO EASE OFF.

IN THIS WIDER VIEW IT SHOWS YOU

A DISTURBANCE HERE BUT A BIG

UPPER LEVEL SYSTEM THAT'S BROAD

COLD AIR FROM THE WESTERN PART

OF THE COUNTRY, CHILE ACROSS

CALIFORNIA, NEVADA, UTAH, THAT'S

ABOUT TO MOVE IN HERE AS WE GO

INTO TONIGHT AND TOMORROW STILL

ABOVE FREEZING, THE FOG STARTS

TO EDGE OUT OF HERE.

BY THE TIME THE TEMPERATURES

DROP BELOW FREEZING OR AFTER, I

THINK THE ROADS WILL BE DRY.

SO FAR STILL ABOVE FREEZING

EVERYWHERE, BUT PICKING UP A

LIGHT BREEZE EVERYWHERE, AND

TEMPERATURES WILL START

DROPPING.

SOME FOG AROUND BUT NOT THAT BAD

AROUND OMAHA IF YOU'RE TRYING TO

GET AROUND THIS EVENING.

HERE IS THIS FRONT, EDGE LING

OFF TO THE EAST BY 11 MOST OF

THE DRIZZLE EAST INTO IOWA,

NORTH WINDS BEGINNING TO BLOW.

PICKING UP OVERNIGHT.

AHART NORTHWEST WIND, CLOUDS MAY

STICK THROUGH THE DAY, WINDS

STRONGEST MID DAY INTO THE

AFTERNOON, AND THE NORTHWEST

WIND WILL BLOW FOR A COUPLE

DAYS.

WE'RE TALKING ABOUT A

SUBSTANTIAL COOL DOWN.

DRIZZLE ENDS THIS EVENING, 23 BY

FIVE, 6:00 A.M., 21 BY 8:00 A.M.

SINGLE DIGITS WIND CHILLS ALL

DAY TOMORROW AND 23 IN THE

AFTERNOON.

POSSIBLY COULD GET FLURRIES IN

HERE AS WE GET INTO WEDNESDAY.

BUT EXTREMELY COLD WEATHER,

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY

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Videocast: Winds and cold temperatures up next - Duration: 2:57.

TURN THINGS OVER TO

KURTIS GERTZ.

KURTIS: THE FOG KIND OF HANGING

AROUND.

TEMPERATURES ABOVE FREEZING.

JUST WET ROADWAYS BEING REPORTED

EXCEPT TO WORKING MINNESOTA

BORDER.

38, WINDS OUT OF THE EAST AT 6.

VISIBILITY, TWO MILES.

VISIBILITY'S

DROP AS YOU HEAD TO

WESTERN IOWA.

THREE-QUARTER MILE VISIBILITY IN

IOWA CITY.

AS THE NIGHT GOES ALONG, BEFORE

THE WINDS PICK UP, EXPECT THIS

-- EXPECT THIS FOG

TO THICKEN

UP.

WIND IS PICK UP OUT OF THE

NORTH-NORTHWEST TOMORROW.

TEMPERATURES SLOWLY DROP AS THE

DAY GOES ALONG.

UPPER 20'S BY 1:00 P.M.

THE BIG COLD USHERS AND HAS THE

DAY GOES ALONG.

HEAVIEST RAIN, EASTERN THIRD OF

THE STATE.

A LITTLE BIT OF A MIX IN EASTERN

IOWA.

THESE ARE SOME LIGHT SHOWERS TO

THE WEST.

TORNADOES IN MISSISSIPPI AND NOW

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS IN

GEORGIA.

EARLIER, THIS CELL RIGHT HERE

HAD A TORNADO WARNING BUT IT HAS

WEEKEND JUST A BIT.

A BUSY DAY WITH SOME SPAN IN THE

ATMOSPHERE DOWN THERE.

WE GOT A FRONT KICKING THROUGH.

WINDS PICK UP TOMORROW.

IN BEHIND, THE COLD AIR WILL

SETTLE IN.

IT REALLY LOOKS TO BE IN ARCTIC

BLAST ACROSS THE STATE,

ESPECIALLY IN NORTHERN IOWA.

FUTURECAST, LIGHT RAIN AROUND.

CLOUDS HANG AROUND TOMORROW.

YOU WILL NOTICE THE BIG WIND

PICKING UP AS THE DAY GOES

ALONG.

SOME GUSTS AROUND 30 MILES PER

HOUR.

WE CLEAR ON WEDNESDAY.

A GREAT WINDOW DAY, LOOKING

OUTSIDE.

BUT, ONCE YOU HEAD OUT OF

DOORS,

IT WILL BE QUITE COLD.

IN THE EVENING, SOME CLOUDS IN

SOUTHWESTERN IOWA.

TOMORROW MORNING, FEELS-LIKE

TEMPERATURE'S NEAR ZERO IN

SPENCER.

IT WILL FEEL LIKE 18 IN THE

METRO.

TOMORROW EVENING, BELOW ZERO

WIND-CHILLS, HIGHWAY 20 NORTH.

I WEDNESDAY MORNING, OUR WIND

CHILL AROUND EIGHT BELOW, 11

BELOW IN AMES.

TONIGHT, 31.

A FEW ICY SPOTS TO WORKING

MINNESOTA BORDER.

TOMORROW, 31 DEGREES EARLY.

REALLY JUST FALLING

TEMPERATURES.

NORTHWEST

WINDS, 15-25.

HERE COMES THE COLD.

WEDNESDAY INTO THURSDAY, 15.

OUR LOWS IN THE SINGLE DIGITS.

NORTHERN IOWA CAN GET DOWN BELOW

ZERO.

GENERALLY DRIVE THOUGH.

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City of Boynton Beach ends red light camera program - Duration: 1:38.

JIMMIE: PEOPLE IN BOYNTON BEACH

WILL NO LONGER SEE WHITE

FLASHING LIGHTS WHEN DRIVE

BLAZES THROUGH INTERSECTIONS

LIKE THIS ONE.

THAT I BECAUSE RED LIGHT

CAMERAS ARE GOING AWAY

THE RED LIGHT CAMERA IN BOYNTON

BEACH I SO 2016.

>> IT'S A BAD IDEA.

I THINK BOYNTON BEACH SHOULD

KEEP THEIR RED LIGHT CAMERAS

JIMMIE: THIS DRIVER, LIKE THE

CITY AND POLICE DEPARTMENT WANTS

CARELESS DRIVERS TO PAY THE $158

FINE WHEN SPEEDING THROUGH

INTERSECTIONS PUTTING OTHERS

SAFETY AT RISK.

>> THE PEOPLE WHO ARE TALKING ON

THEIR CELL PHONES NOT PAYING

ATTENTION TO THE ROADS RUNNING

THE RED LIGHT.

I THINK THEY SHOULD BE FINED.

JIMMIE: AND HE'S NOT ALONE.

>> I THINK IT'S KIND OF TOO BAD

BECAUSE WE'RE ALL ABOUT SAFETY

NOW AND THERE'S A LOT OF DRIVERS

HERE.

JIMMIE IN AUGUST, CITY

COMMISSIONERS VOTED TO OPERATE

CAMERAS TO 2021.

A MONTH LATER, COMMISSIONER

DID AN ABOUT-FACE.

SHE SAYS THE CAMERAS ARE TOO

EXPENSIVE TO MAINTAIN.

HER VOTE ENDED THE LAST READ

RIGHT -- R LIGHT PROGRAM IN

WEST PALM BEACH.

>> GREAT.

EXCELLENT.

I'M GLAD THEY ARE GONE.

JIMMIE: THIS DRIVER HAPPENS TO

HAVE PAID A FEW FINES HIMSELF.

>> IF YOU GO THROUGH THE LIGHT

ON YELLOW, YOU GET A TICKET.

JIMMIE: I DID REACH OUT TO THE

BOYNTON BEACH POLICE DEPARTMEN

AND THE CITY TO HEAR WHAT

THEY'RE ARE GOING TO DO WITH THE

CAMERAS.

I HAVE NOT HEARD BACK FROM THEM

YET, BUT AS SOON AS I DO WILL

PASS THAT INFORMATION ALONG TO

YOU.

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Pets roam Shawnee trailer park after residents evicted - Duration: 1:01.

RESIDENTS SAY PEOPLE ABANDONED

THEIR PETS AFTER MOVING OUT.

KELSEY POWELL HAS NEW DETAILS.

KELSEY: MOBILE HOME PARK

RESIDENT SANDRA SAYS SHE IS ONE

OF THE HANDFUL OF RESIDENTS WHO

HAVE NOT MOVED OUT YET.

SHE SAYS SHE SEES A BANDED DOGS

AND CATS WHO USED TO BE PETS

ROAMING THE AREA.

>> THEY LEFT OF THEM.

KELSEY: SHE SAYS SHE HAS TRIED

FOR -- SHE HAS TRIED TO CALL FOR

HELP WHAT SO FAR NO ONE HAS BEEN

ABLE TO COME OUT AND HELP THE

ANIMALS.

WE SPOKE TO THE CITY AND COUNTY

OFFICIALS WHO SAY THAT THE PETS

ARE NOT UNDER THEIR

JURISDICTION.

>> YOU CANNOT GET THE POUND TO

COME OUT BECAUSE WE ARE NOT IN

CITY LIMITS.

KELSEY: SHE SAYS SHE TRIES TO

FEED THE ANIMALS AS SHE CAN BUT

THERE IS ONLY SO MUCH SHE CAN DO

ON HER OWN.

>> ANYBODY THAT HAS A HEART THAT

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Maine gyms prepare for post holiday rush - Duration: 1:43.

BUSINESS THIS TIME OF

YEAR.

MORGAN:

I AM GOING TO PUT MY

TUNES IN HERE.

I LIKE TO LISTEN TO MUSIC WHILE

I WORK OUT.

I THINK IT KEEPS YOU MOTIVATED.

A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE OUR

LISTENING TO MUSIC AS WELL.

KEEPING MOTIVATED

AND MAKING

WORKING OUT A LIFESTYLE IS WHAT

THE OWNER TELLS US IS KEY WHEN

IT COMES TO MAKING THOSE NEW

YEAR'S REVELERS -- RESOLUTIONS

THAT INCLUDE WORKING OUT AND

GOING TO THE GYM.

SHE SAYS THAT JIM IS A GREAT

PLACE TO WORK OUT, ESPECIALLY IF

YOU LIKE OUTDOOR STUFF THAT YOU

CANNOT DO IN THE WINTERTIME.

THEY HAVE A LOT OF CLASSES HERE,

THINGS YOU CAN DO TO KEEP

YOURSELF MOTIVATED.

A LOT OF VARIETY.

SHE DOES RECOMMEND BEING WITH A

TRAINER FOR ABOUT SIX MONTHS.

MAKE SURE

YOU HAVE THE CORRECT

FORM, TO MINIMIZE THE CHANCE OF

INJURIES.

JUST GET YOU MOVING AND KEEP YOU

MOVING, AND HAVE AN ENVIRONMENT

THAT HELPS YOU MOVE AND MAKES

YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE.

WE SPOKE WITH HER EARLIER AND

SHE TOLD US WHAT THE PERFECT

WEEK OF EXERCISE IS.

TAKE A LISTEN.

>> THE PACIFIC WEEK

WOULD BE TWO

DAYS OF CARDIO, TWO DAYS OF

STRENGTH, ONE OR TWO CLASSES IN

YOGA, MOBILITY

, THEN YOU ARE

GOLDEN.

MORGAN:

IT IS A GOOD THING THAT

I AM HERE WORKING OUT BECAUSE I

NEED TO BURN OFF THE CALORIES

FROM THOSE DELICIOUS CUPCAKES

YOUR PARENTS MADE FOR YOUR

BIRTHDAY TODAY.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU KATIE.

IF YOU WANT TO CHECK OUT THE BAY

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Valley Brook officer recovering after being shot during traffic stop - Duration: 1:01.

TODAY, PLEASE ARE NOT

SAYING WHO THE SUSPECT IS.

PATTY SANTOS IS LIVE NOW AT THE

VALLEY BROOK POLICE

HEADQUARTERS.

PATTY: TONIGHT, WE CAN TELL YOU

THAT THE OFFICER THAT WAS

CRITICALLY INJURED IS NOW IN

STABLE CONDITION.

THE OFFICER IDENTIFIED AS BRIAN

SUTHERLAND WAS SHOT DURING A

TRAFFIC STOP.

IT HAPPENED ON INTERSTATE 240

AROUND 5:30 P.M. ON SUNDAY.

WE ARE TOLD HE WAS WALKING BACK

TO HIS VEHICLE WHEN SHOTS

INTERRUPTED.

ANOTHER VEHICLE WAS HIT BUT NO

ONE WAS INJURED.

AN OKLAHOMA CITY DEPUTY ARRIVED

SHORTLY THEREAFTER.

THE SUSPECTS VEHICLE WAS FOUND

IN A PARKING LOT NEARBY.

THE SUSPECT HAS NOT YET BEEN

IDENTIFIED.

WE EXPECT TO HEAR FROM THE

POLICE CHIEF IN THE NEXT FEW

HOURS.

WE WILL HAVE THAT UPDATE FOR YOU

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Buttock augmentation with fat by Dr. Cortes, Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio - Duration: 5:10.

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

Today we are going to discuss how the buttocks feels after fat transfer.

In this channel, we will discuss everything you need to know about buttock enhancement procedures.

Welcome back.

Buttock augmentation with fat is one of the most commonly performed procedures in plastic surgery.

Fat will be harvested from multiple areas and injected into the buttock to provide better shape.

As fat is liquid, adding increased volume to the buttock will cause it to feel hard after surgery.

Buttocks tend to soften and feel normal again after three months,

but should be firmer due to the increased volume.

Awareness of what your buttocks will feel like during recovery period will avoid causing unnecessary panic

for both patients and prospective clients of buttock augmentation surgery.

Other reasons why your buttock might feel hard after surgery is fat necrosis.

Fat necrosis means that some of the fat dies.

When the fat dies it form an area of induration.

Many times fat necrosis will resolved with time but sometimes it will take months to resolved.

In this video we have described how the buttock feels after fat transfer.

Next week, will discuss size of buttock implants and complications.

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

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

Also log in 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, P eriscope and SnapChat.

All these and more in the Hourglass TV!

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Video: Legislation could make Howard County a sanctuary county - Duration: 2:23.

SAYS LED TO A PROPOSAL

DESIGNATING HOWARD COUNTY AS A

SANCTUARY COUNTY.

IF APPROVED THE COUNTY WILL

FOLLOW FEDERAL LAWS BUT STILL

OFFER A SAFE HAVEN FOR

UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS.

11 NEWS I TEAM REPORTER BARRY

SIMMS IS IN ELLICOTT CITY.

BARRY FOCUSING ON HUMAN RIGHTS

: AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY, THE

BILL PROHIBITS DISCRIMINATION IN

HOWARD COUNTY BASED ON

CITIZENSHIP STATUS.

IT HAS BILLED ITSELF AS

INCLUSIVE AND DIVERSE BUT HOWARD

COUNTY HAS HAD TENSIONS.

>> WE HAVE HAD SOME ISSUES

WHETHER IT IS ANTI-SEMITISM,

ISLAMOPHOBIA, ISSU WITH RACE,

AGAINST BLACKS, HISPANICS, AND

THAT IS NOT WHO WE ARE IS HOWARD

COUNTY.

THAT IS NOT OUR VALUES.

VERY: THEY ARE SEEKING A SAFE

HAVEN FOR IMMIGRANTS.

DESIGNATING HOWARD COUNTY AS A

SANCTUARY COUNTY.

THE COUNCIL MEMBERS ARE BASING

IT ON RECENT INCIDENTS, NEGATIVE

RAN -- RHETORIC, AND FEARS IN

THE COMMUNITY.

THEY SENT LETTERS TO THE SHERIFF

AND TRINITY COLLEGE ASKING THEM

TO TAKE SIMILAR STEPS.

>> I'M HERE FOR █CONSTITUENTS WHO

FEEL UNSAFE AND -- IN OUR

COUNTY.

BARRY: IF AS HE CLAIMS THE

RECENT NATIONAL POLITICAL

CLIMATE HAS GALVANIZED SUPPORT

FOR XENOPHOBIA COME A

ISLAMOPHOBIA, AND RACIST

SENTIMENTS.

IT MENTIONS PRESIDENT-ELECT

DONALD TRUMP SAYING UNFORTUNATE

STATEMENTS MADE BYUR NATION'S

PRESIDENT-ELECT HAVE FULL SUCH

DANGERS SENTIMES THAT CAUSED

MANY RESIDENTS THROUGHOUT OUR

COUNTRY AND WITHIN HOWARD COUNTY

TO FEAR FOR THEIR PERSONAL

SAFETY AND THE LOSS OF CIVIL

LIBERTIES.

THE MEASURE STATES EMPLOYEES OF

HOWARD COUNTY AGENCIES INCLUDING

POLICE -- WHAT THEY CAN AND

CANNOT DO.

>> IT TELLS THE POLICE THAT

UNLESS THERE IS A PARTICULAR

CRIME THAT IS BEING COMMITTED,

THEY SHOULD NOT BE DOING THE

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S JOB.

THEY SHOULD NOT BE GOING IN

FINDING SOMEONE AND SAYING, LET

ME SEE YOUR PAPERS.

BARRY RESPONDING TO THE BILL

: HOWARD COUNTY EXECUTIVE ALLAN

KITTLEMAN SAYS

UNFORTUNATELY, THE SPONSORS OF

THE LEGISLATION DID NOT GIVE US

ADVANCE NOTICE OF IT.

WE ARE STILL REVIEWING IT TO

DETERMINE ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR

HOWARD COUNTY.

THE SANCTUARY COUNTY BILL WILL

BE INTRODUCED TUESDAY AT THE

HOWARD COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING.

A HEARING ON THE PROPOSAL IS SET

FOR JANAURY 17TH, WITH THE

COUNCIL VOTE ON THE BILL IN

EARLY FEBRUARY.

REPORTING FROM ELLICOTT CITY IN

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New year brings new resolve as community leaders confront region's growing heroin problem - Duration: 2:03.

COUNCILMAN IS WILLING TO

CONSIDER RADICAL IDEAS TO FIGHT

BACK.

REPORTER: THE CENTER FOR

ADDICTION TREATMENT SAYS

HAMILTON COUNTY IS GROUND ZERO

IN THE HEROIN EPIDEMIC, THE

NUMBER ONE COUNTY IN THE NUMBER

ONE STATE FOR OVERDOSES.

NOW, ONE CINCINNATI LEADER WAN

THE CITY TO BE AT THE TOP, A

NATIONAL MODEL WHEN IT COMES TO

FIGHTING HEROIN.

CINCINNATI, LIKE MUCH OF THE

NATION, CAN'T SEEM TO ESCAPE

HEROIN'S GRIP.

>> HEROIN-RELATED DEATH HAS NOW

OUTNUMBERED GUN HOMICIDES IN OUR

NATION, WHICH IS A PRETTY SCARY

STATISTIC.

REPORTER: BECAUSE THE DEADLY

DRUG IS RUINING SO MANY LIVES,

CINCINNATI HEALTH WORKERS, LIKE

DOCTOR JENNIFER MOONEY, ARE NOW

PARTNERING WITH FIREFIGHTERS AND

POLICE OFFICERS TO MAKE SURE

EVERYONE'S ON THE SAME PAGE.

>> I THINK THIS IS A REALLY

UNPRECEDENTED BUT REALLY WELL

DESERVED REASON FOR THE THREE OF

US TO CONVENE.

PARADIGMS.

THAT'S A CHALLENGE.

LAW ENFORCEMENT STILL IS LAW

ENFORCEMENT.

WE'RE PUBLIC HEALTH, BUT WE

REALLY ARE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT

WHERE WE CAN MEET IN THE MIDDLE.

REPORTER: DOCTOR MOONEY TALKED

ABOUT POTENTIAL NEW WAYS TO DEAL

WITH THE HEROIN CRISIS DURING A

RECENT LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY

COMMITTEE MEETING.

CHRIS SMITHERMAN HEADS THE

COMMITTEE, AND HE'S WORRIED

ABOUT THE IMPACT THE HEROIN

FIGHT IS HAVING ON POLICE AND

FIRE CREWS.

>> OUR FIRST RESPONDERS ARE

EXHAUSTED.

I'VE SPOKEN TO BOTH CHIEFS, AND

THEY'RE ACKNOWLEDGING THAT

THERE'S AMAZING STRESS ON OUR

RESOURCES.

REPORTER: SMITHERMAN ASKED

MOONEY TO CREATE A PROTOCOL FOR

FIRST RESPONDERS, ESPECIALLY

POLICE OFFICERS, SO THEY DON'T

END UP SPENDING SO MUCH TIME

DEALING WITH OVERDOSE VICTIMS AT

THE EXPENSE OF OTHER PUBLIC

SAFETY CONCERNS.

>> I DON'T CARE HOW RADICAL IT

IS.

>> I FEEL CONFIDENT THAT WE CAN

DO THAT.

A LOT OF THE REQUESTS ARE VERY

FEASIBLE, BUT I THINK THAT'S THE

ABSOLUTE TRUTH IS HOW TO GET TO

THE BOTTOM TO WHERE POLICE CAN

ACTUALLY SERVE AS LAW

ENFORCEMENT AGAIN.

REPORTER: DOCTOR MOONEY WILL

REPORT BACK TO THE CITY'S LAW

AND PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE BY

THE END OF THIS MONTH.

AND AGAIN, CHRIS SMITHERMAN TOLD

ME HE'S OPEN TO ALL IDEAS,

INCLUDING TURNING SOME CURRENTLY

UNUSED CITY FACILITIES INTO

CENTERS WHERE HEALTH WORKERS AND

COUNSELORS COULD TAKE PEOPLE WHO

OVERDOSE FOR IMMEDIATE