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6 Megalodons Caught On Camera

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Video: Crash closes Eastern Avenue in Dundalk - Duration: 0:41.

COUNTY.

A SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN DUNDALK.

LET'S GO TO CAPTAIN ROY TAYLOR.

ROY: EASTPOINTE AVENUE AND

DIAMOND POINT ROAD.

A SERIOUS CRASH, A HEAD-ON

COLLISION.

THERE WAS A RESCUE.

THE VICTIMS HAVE BEEN EXTRICATED

FROM THE VICTIM.

THE BLACK HYUNDAI IS INVOLVED IN

A HIT AND RUN ACCIDENT BY

EASTPOINT MALL, INVOLVING AT

LEAST TWO OTHER VEHICLES.

ALCOHOL MAY BE A FACTOR.

EASTERN AVENUE BETWEEN THE

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Family says they were not notified of man's fatal overdose for weeks - Duration: 1:34.

VES.

AS WE'VE SHOWN YOU IN OUR STATE

OF ADDICTION FOCUS, THE FAMILIES

OF ADDICTS ARE ALSO TERRIBLY

DAMAGED BY THIS EPIDEMIC.

TONIGHT, WLWT NEWS 5'S ANDREW

SETTERS INTRODUCES YOU TO A

WOMAN SUFFERING THROUGH LOSS, AS

WELL AS A LENGTHY DELAY IN

FINDING OUT HER LOVED ONE WAS

DEAD

ANDREW: THIS IS JOHN CAMDEN AS

HIS FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO

REMEMBER HIM.

UNFORTUNATELY THE LAST IMAGE

THEY HAVE OF HIM IS VERY

DIFFERENT.

ONE WE WON'T SHOW, BUT IS GRIM

ENOUGH JUST TO HEAR IT

DESCRIBED.

>> WE GOT TO VIEW HIS BODY

YESTERDAY, THAT WAS ACTUALLY

DECOMPOSING AND THE SKIN WAS

COMING OFF MY BROTHER'S FACE.

MY MOTHER HAD TO SAY GOODBYE TO

HIM THAT WAY.

ANDREW: THE FAMILY OF JOHN

CAMDEN WANTS TO KNOW WHY THEIR

LOVED ONE WAS LEFT HERE AT THE

HAMILTON COUNTY CORONER'S

OFFICE, IN THE MORGUE, FOR

NEARLY A MONTH.

CAMDEN, WHO WAS 49, DIED OF A

SUSPECTED HEROIN OVERDOSE AT

THIS MOTEL ON READING ROAD.

AFTER A 20 YEAR STRUGGLE WITH

ADDICTION THAT PHONE CALL WASN'T

A SURPRISE

>> JOHNNY'S GOING TO END UP

DYING FROM THIS.

WE ALL KNEW IT, BUT WHEN YOU GET

THE CALL YOU STILL DON'T BELIEVE

IT.

ANDREW: BUT THE DETAILS OF WHAT

HAPPENED AFTER THE ARMY

VETERAN'S DEATH WERE SHOCKING.

>> HE HAD PASSED AWAY, I FOUND

OUT, ON FEBRUARY 22, AND WE

WEREN'T NOTIFIED UNTIL MARCH 17.

ANDREW: NOW JODY WANTS TO KNOW

HOW POLICE APPARENTLY HAD HER

BROTHER'S NAME, AND HER ADDRESS,

BUT TOOK SO LONG TO LET THE

FAMILY KNOW HE WAS DEA

>> NO PHONE CALL, NO KNOCK ON

THE DOOR, NO LETTER, NO EMAIL,

NO NOTHING.

I DON'T WANT ANOTHER FAMILY TO

HAVE TO GO THROUGH THIS.

I DON'T WANT ANOTHER PERSON TO

LAY THERE AND THEIR FAMILY NOT

KNOW WHERE THEY ARE.

ANDREW: SOMEONE FROM THE

CORONER'S OFFICE EVENTUALLY

CALLED THE VETERAN'S

ADMINISTRATION, GOT EVERSOLE'S

NUMBER AND LET HER KNOW HER

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New Albany marks deadly tornado centennial - Duration: 1:40.

STRUCTION THROUGH THE

HEART OF NEW ALBANY.

IT MADE NATIONAL NEWS.

IT WAS THE EQUIVALENT OF THE

JOPLIN TORNADO JUST A FEW YEARS

AGO.

THE DEVASTATION WAS INCREDIBLE

MATTHEW PICTURES FROM A CENTURY

: AGO SHOW THE DAMAGE LEFT

BEHIND BY THE NEW ALBANY

CYCLONE, ESTIMATED AT 28 MILLION

IN TODAY'S DOLLARS.

500 HOMES WERE DESTROYED AND 46

PEOPLE LOST THEIR LIVES.

BETTY BARKSDALE SAYS HER MOTHER

MIGHT HAVE DIED TOO, IF SHE

HADN'T GONE THAT DAY TO VISIT A

NEIGHBOR.

>> LUCKILY, SHE DID GO NEXT

DOOR, BECAUSE THE WHOLE HALF OF

THE BEDROOM WAS DEMOLISHED.

MATTHEW THE TORNADO CAME WITH

: LITTLE WARNING, JUST WORD THAT

AN INTENSE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM

WAS APPROACHING THE AREA.

MANY STUDENTS BECAME TRAPPED AT

THE OLDEN STREET SCHOOL, WHICH

WAS LOCATED AT WHAT IS NOW THE

CHILDREN'S ACADEMY ON PEARL

STREET.

>> ONE OF THE FACULTY, SEVERAL

OF THE FACULTY DID MANAGE TO

KEEP THE KIDS TOGETHER AND TRY

TO PROTECT AS MANY OF THEM AS

POSSIBLE.

MATTHEW DESPITE THE DEVASTATION,

: LOCAL HISTORIANS SAY NEW

ALBANY CARRIED ON.

>> THIS DIDN'T GET THE CITIZENS

DOWN.

I MEAN, THE CITIZENS CAME

TOGETHER.

THEY ALL WORKED TOGETHER.

THERE WAS OPTIMISM THAT CAME

THROUGH.

MATTHEW FORECASTERS WARN THE

: SEASON FOR SEVERE WEATHER IS

HERE AGAIN.

>> ANY TIME YOU GO FROM WARM

WEATHER TO COLD WEATHER, THAT'S

WHEN YOU GET THE REALLY BIG

STORMS THAT DEVELOP, SO IT'S

COLD TODAY BUT WE'RE GOING TO BE

WARMING UP TO NEAR 80 OVER THE

WEEKEND, SO YOU NEED TO START

THINKING ABOUT IT AGAIN.

MATTHEW METEOROLOGISTS SAY THE

: NEW ALBANY CYCLONE SERVES AS A

REMINDER TO LISTEN TO WARNINGS

AND TAKE SHELTER WHEN THE NEXT

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Body cam captures Daytona Beach officer nearly being hit by drunk driver, police say - Duration: 1:37.

PUT

THIS COP AT RISK.

CLAIRE: OFFICER JERMAINE JONES

WAS ON THE SEA BREEZE BRIDGE,

BODY CAM RUNNING HE'D PULLED A

, MOTORIST FIRST MEETING.

THAT DRIVER GAVE HIM NO PROBLEM,

ANOTHER MOTORIST HOWEVER WAS A

DIFFERENT STORY.

THE OFFICER WAS STANDING IN THE

MEDIAN TALKING TO THE FIRST

DRIVER WHEN SUDDENLY THIS

--

OFFICER JONES SAYS HE HAD TO

SCRAMBLE TO SAVE HIMSELF AS AN

OUT OF CONTROL DRIVER CAME RIGHT

AT HIM, CRASHING INTO THE MEDIAN

WHERE THE OFFICER HAD BEEN

STANDING, THEN SWERVING BACK AND

CONTINUING ON.

WE'VE SINCE LEARNED 24-YEAR-OLD

KHALAF ALSHAMMARI WAS DRIVING

THAT VEHICLE, A BLACK MERCEDES,

AND POLICE SAY ALSHAMMARI WAS

DRIVING THAT VEHICLE DRUNK.

>> ANY UNIT ON THE EAST SIDE OF

SEABREEZE BRIDGE.

CLAIRE: THE OFFICER CALLED FOR

BACKUP.

>> HEY, THERE'S A BLACK MERCEDES

THAT ALMOST, THAT ALMOST HIT ME

ON MY TRAFFIC STOP.

CLAIRE: POLICE SAY SUSPECT

ALSHAMMARI HIT THE MEDIAN SO

HARD HE TORE UP A TIRE AND HAD

TO STOP AT THE TOP OF THE BRIDGE

>> YOU GO.

CLAIRE: THE ORIGINAL DRIVER

PULLED OVER?

IT WAS HIS LUCKY DAY, ALLOWED TO

LEAVE AS OFFICER JONES TURNED

AROUND TO GET BEHIND THE

MERCEDES MOTORIST WHO WAS OUT OF

HIS VEHICLE CHECKING ON HIS

TIRE.

>> HEY, WHAT'S GOING ON?

CLAIRE: SUSPECT ALSHAMMARI

ALLEGEDLY TOLD THE OFFICER HE

WAS A FLIGHT STUDENT AND HAD

BEEN AT HOME DRINKING.

POLICE SAY THE SUSPECT FAILED A

FIELD SOBRIETY TEST AND WAS MORE

THAN TWICE THE LEGAL LIMIT,

ARRESTED FOR DUI.

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Jackson mayor speaks out on water repair plan - Duration: 0:54.

ANK.

NEW TONIGHT,

WITH THE FOREST AVENUE MAIN

FIXED, WHAT'S NEXT FOR JACKSON?

WE SAT DOWN WITH MAYOR TONY

YARBER TO FIND OUT.

HE SAYS THE CITY'S AGING PIPES

LEAD TO FREQUENT

BOIL WATER ALERTS AND BREAKS.

MAYOR YARBER SAYS HE'S LOOKING

FOR ADDITIONAL

FUNDING FOR THE CITY IN CASE

THIS HAPPENS AGAIN.

ONE OPTION IS HOUSE BILL 12-26

WHICH WOULD

CREATE AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT

AROUND THE STATE

CAPITAL.

>> IF THAT HAPPENS THEN WE'LL BE

LOOKING AT $20 TO $24 MILLION A

YEAR THAT WILL BE COMING TO THE

CITY OF JACKSON FOR AT LEAST THE

NEXT DECADE.

TAMMY: THAT BILL WAS RECENTLY

AMMENDED BY THE SENATE

AND IS IN THE HOUSE FOR

APPROVAL.

MAYOR YARBER SAID FINAL COST

HAVE NOT BEEN TALLIED FOR THE

FOREST AVENUE PROJEC

BUT HE SAYS THEY'RE WAITING ON

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Mustang collides with semi - Duration: 0:54.

THE DAMAGE.

KANDACE: TROOPERS SAY A MUSTANG

SLAMMED INTO THE BACK OF AN

18-WHEELER.

AS YOU CAN SEE, THE MUSTANG IS

ACTUALLY STILL STUCK UNDERNEATH

THIS TRUCK.

AND, GO AHEAD AND TAKE A WALK ME

BECAUSE OVER HERE YOU CAN SEE

THAT CREWS ARE STILL TRYING TO

REMOVE THIS MUSTANG AND GET IT

TOWED AWAY.

NOW THIS CRASH HAPPENED THURSDAY

MORNING,

AROUND 7:00 ON INTERSTATE 55

SOUTH.

THIS IS JUST PAST THE GALLMAN

ROAD EXIT

NOW WE SPOKE TO THE TRUCK DRIVER

, TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED.

HERE'S WHAT HE HAD TO SAY.

>> I SEEN HIM SPEEDING UP BUT I

WAS THINKING HE WAS GOING TO

SPEED UP AND GET INTO THE OTHER

LANE.

I DIDN'T THINK HE WAS GOING TO

SPEED UP AND RUN INTO ME.

NOW TROOPERS SAY FATIGUE MAY

--

KANDACE: NOW TROOPERS SAY

FATIGUE MAY HAVE PLAYED A FACTOR

IN THE CRASH.

AND THE DRIVER OF THE MUSTANG

ONLY HAS MODERATE INJURIES.

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UC grad, former Art Academy instructor found stabbed to death in D.C. - Duration: 2:24.

OW SO FAR AND WHAT THOSE HERE

REMEMBER ABOUT HER.

>> YOU COULD TELL THAT SHE WAS

GOING TO MAKE HER MARK AT THE

YOUNG AGE THAT SHE WAS.

ALEXIS: NOW FORMER ART ACADEMY

INSTRUCTOR CORRIAN MEHIEL WILL

NEVER HAVE THAT CHANCE.

THE 33-YEAR-OLD WAS FOUND DEAD

IN A WASHINGTON, D.C. BASEMENT.

SHE'D BEEN REPORTEDLY TIED UP

AND STABBED TO DEATH.

>> I DIDN'T EVEN BELIEVE I HEARD

WHAT I WAS HEARING WHEN WE WERE

TOLD

I AM STILL IN DISBELIEF.

I WISH THIS WAS NOT HAPPENING.

LIFE IS CRUEL.

WE ARE STILL PROCESSING IT AS

INDIVIDUALS AND A COMMUNITY.

ALEXIS: MEHIEL WAS LAST SEEN

SUNDAY.

HER 2004 BLUE TOYOTA PRIUS IS

STILL MISSING.

THE NEWS IS STINGING THE HEARTS

OF THOSE WHO WORKED CLOSELY WITH

HER LIKE ASSOCIATE DEAN MARK

THOMAS.

MEHIEL, A U.C. GRAD, MOVED TO

WASHINGTON D.C. TO ASSIST

RENOWNED ARTIST MEL CHIN.

>> SHE WAS INSTALLING A MAJOR

PUBLIC PIECE OF ART IN THE

CORCORAN GALLERY IN WASHINGTON

D.C., THIS WAS THE KIND OF THING

SHE DID ROUTINELY IN THE RECENT

YEARS OF HER CAREE

ALEXIS: THOMAS SAYS MEHIEL HAD

AN INFECTIOUS PERSONALITY, AND

HER WORK SPOKE MEASURES.

CORRINA MENIEL WAS A SOCIAL

PRACTICE ARTIST.

SHE WOULD FIND BEAUTY IN THINGS

THAT MANY PEOPLE WOULD OVERLOOK.

LIKE HERE IN OVER THE RHINE, SHE

WOULD FIND BROKEN PARKING METERS

THEN PLANT FLOWERS IN THEM.

>> SHE TOOK ABANDONED BYCLES

WITH PARTS MISSING AND REPLACE

THE PARTS WITH COLORFUL PIECES

OF WOOD, OR THE HANDLE BARS WITH

OTHER OBJECTS TO BRING AWARENESS

THAT YOU CAN TURN ANTYHING INTO

ART, IF YOU HAVE THE RIGHT

ATTITUDE.

SHE WAS SOMEONE WHO BROUGHT

CONSTRUCTIVE WAY FOR THE GOOD OF

PEOPLE

I THINK THAT WOULD BE HOW SHE

WOULD WANT TO BE REMEMBERED.

ALEXIS: D.C. POLICE SAY THEIR

FOCUS IS FINDING THE CAR.

SHEREE: POLICE SAY SHE WAS

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New businesses coming to Clinton - Duration: 2:00.

123.

TAMMY: THE SAYING GOES IF YOU

BUILD IT THEY WILL COME.

IN CLINTON AS MANY GET READY FOR

THE CONTINENTAL TIRE PLANT

TO BE BUILT THE DIRT IS ALREADY

, BEING LAID FOR NEW AREA

BUSINESS.

>> A MERRIT HEALTH CLINIC, AND

SOME KIND OF TACO PLACE SOME NEW

CHAIN IS COMING IN HERE.

TAMMY: THE CITY SAYS MERITT

CLINIC AND FUZZY'S TACO

WILL BE JOIN DRAYER PHYSICAL

THERAPY OFFICE

IN THIS NEW BUSINESS CENTER.

>> THIS IS THE SITE RIGHT BEHIND

ME.

WERE RIGHT OFF OF CLINTON

PARKWAY YOU CAN SEE TWO OF THOSE

BUILDINGS.

THIS IS THE SPOTS WHERE THEY'RE

GOING TO GO RIGHT HERE CREWS

.

CREWS ALREADY HARD AT WORK ON

THESE 4 ACRES AND THEY TELL US

THE PROJECT ISN'T EXPECTED TO

TAKE THAT LONG.

>> ABOUT SIX MONTHS IS WHAT

EVERYBODY IS SHOOTING FOR.

TAMMY: THE MAYOR SAYS HE'S PROUD

OF THE PROGRESS THE CITY IS

MAKING.

WITH THIS BEING THE FIRST ONE

IN THE METRO AREA, I THINK THAT

SPEAKS WELL.

THEY WILL BUILD IN OTHER PLACES,

BUT TO COME HERE FIRST, I THINK

IT THAT IS A REAL FEATHER IN OUR

CAP.

TAMMY: CONSTRUCTION CREWS ARE

HAPPY TOO.

MUCH LIKE THE PROMISES MADE BY

CONTINENTAL TO HIRE LOCAL

WORKERS FIRST.

THEY SAY ANYTIME BUSINESSES USE

LOCAL CONSTRUCTION CREWS, IT

HELPS GIVE THE WHOLE CITY A

BOOST.

>> IT IS ALWAYS GOOD SEEING

LOCAL GUYS OUT HERE WORKING ON

STUFF.

YOU REALLY GET TO TAKE PRIDE IN

YOUR COMMUNITY OUT HERE.

TAMMY: THE MAYOR SAYS HE'S

TRYING TO THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX

TO RECRUIT MORE BUSINESSES

TOURIST AND RESIDENTS TO

CLINTON.

>> I THINK WITH THE CONTINENTAL

TIRES, WE HAVE HAD A GROWTH IN

OUR INDUSTRIAL MARKET -- MARKET.

WE HAVE GOTTEN 200 AND 85 NEW

EMPLOYEES COMING IN.

SEVEN NEW BUSINESSES HAD OPENED

UP AS WELL.

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Portsmouth senior named Gatorade player of year - Duration: 1:30.

JASON KING HAS MORE WITH JOEY

GLYNN.

JASON: THE PORTSMOUTH HIGH

SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM HAS

BEEN ON QUITE A ROLL, WINNING 43

CONSECUTIVE GAMES, AND

BACK-TO-BACK STATE

CHAMPIONSHIPS.

RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF IT ALL

WAS SENIOR BIG MAN JOEY GLYNN,

NOT ONLY DID GLYNN CAP HIS HIGH

SCHOOL CAREER WITH ANOTHER STATE

TITLE, BUT ON MONDAY, HE WAS

NAMED TO THE NEW HAMPSHIRE

GATORADE PLAYER OF THE YEAR.

>> >> WE WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP SO

IT MADE A LOT TO HAVE 2017 ON

THE BANNER.

IT IS STARTING TO SINK IN.

I REALLY LIKE IT.

IT MEANS A LOT TO HAVE MY NAME

UP FOREVER.

JASON: ENTERING LAST SATURDAY'S

STATE TITLE GAME AGAINST

BEDFORD, GLYNN WAS THE LEADING

SCORER AND REBOUNDER FOR THE

CLIPPERS, AVERAGING 18 POINTS

AND 11 BOARDS PER GAME, WHILE

SHOOTING 57% FROM INSIDE THE

ARC.

NONE OF WHICH REALLY MATTERS TO

THE SOFT-SPOKEN LEADER.

>> ALL I REALLY CARE ABOUT IS

WORKING TOGETHER AND I HOPE I AM

THE BEST ASSET TO THE TEAM THAT

I CAN BE.

THIS TEAM IS JUST, THEY COME IN

AND POUND IT EVERY DAY.

NO GOOFING OFF.

EVERYBODY IS FOCUSED.

I LOVE THESE GUYS.

I HAVE BEEN PLAYING WITH THEM MY

WHOLE LIFE.

JASON: AT 6'5", 200 POUNDS AND

ATHLETIC, JOEY WILL LIKELY PLAY

A FORWARD POSITION AT THE NEXT

LEVEL, SOMETHING HE'S HOPING TO

GAIN EXPERIENCE AT IN PREP

SCHOOL.

ONCE HE MAKES THE JUMP TO

COLLEGE, HE'S THINKING ABOUT

MAJORING IN SPORTS MANAGEMENT.

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Man dies in driveway - Duration: 0:52.

MULTI-THE NEXT TIME WE HAVE A

CHANCE TO SEE THOSE STORMS.

MEGAN: JACKSON POLICE ON A

MANHUNT OR TWO GUNMAN THEY SAY

KILLED A MAN IN THE STREET.

I'M MEGAN WEST.

TAMMY: AND I'M TAMMY ESTWICK.

IT HAPPENED AROUND 10 O CLOCK

THIS MORNING ON EAST WOOD-CREST

DRIVE.

NEIGHBORS SAY THEY HEARD THE

ATTACK.

>> GUNSHOTS, A LOT OF THEM.

POLICE SAY KEN-DALE TAR-VIN

WAS IN A CAR WHEN 2 GUNMAN

WALKED UP AND OPENED FIRE.

OFFICERS BELIVE WHEN TARVIN

GOT OUT OF THE CAR, THE

ATTACKERS SHOT HIM AGAIN, HE

EVENTUALLY COLLAPSED IN A

DRIVEWAY.

>> SEVERAL SHOTS WERE FIRED INTO

THE VEHICLE, AT WHICH POINT, THE

VICTIM EXITED THE VEHICLE

RUNNING AT -- RUNNING ON FOOT

AND STRUCK MULTIPLE TIMES.

TAMMY: A WITNESS SAYS

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Spring Like Temperatures Return - Duration: 3:35.

WE WILL GO DOWN TO PARTY

IN THE PARK ALL THE TIME.

MIKE: COULD WE DO PARTY IN THE

PARK ON A NIGHT LIKE THIS?

KEVIN: IT WOULD BE PERFECT.

IT WILL BE MILD AND DRY.

THIS IS EVIDENCE OF THE CHANGE

THAT IS STARTING TO TAKE PLACE.

A WARM FRONT IS GOING TO SWING

ACROSS OUR AREA TONIGHT.

YOU CAN SEE THE IMPACT THE

TEMPERATURES ARE HAVING ON THE

AREA.

MOST OF US ARE SEEING

TEMPERATURES 15 TO 20 DEGREES

WARMER THAN THEY WERE AT THIS

EXACT SAME HOUR YESTERDAY.

AT 7:00, 57.

IT WILL BE A SLOW FALL INTO THE

MIDDLE AND UPPER 40'S BY THE

11:00 HOUR.

LOTS OF SUNSHINE OUT THERE.

SOME CLOUDS ARE BEGINNING TO

STREAM IN.

CLIENT ANOTHER DEGREE THIS HOUR

WITH A SOUTHERLY BREEZE AT EIGHT

-- WE CLIMBED ANOTHER DEGREE

THIS IS A SOUTHERLY BREEZE AT

EIGHT.

FLORENCE IS UP TO 62.

OLIVIER COOLER IN SPRINGBORO AND

WILMINGTON -- A LITTLE COOLER IN

SPRINGBORO AND WILMINGTON.

A LIVE LOOK AT RADAR TONIGHT.

IT IS QUITE OUT THERE.

-- QUIET OUT THERE.

TEMPERATURES TONIGHT WILL ONLY

FALL BACK INTO THE MIDDLE AND

UPPER 40'S.

IT WILL BE COOLER NORTH EAST OF

THE RIVER.

AS YOU WORK YOUR WAY SOUTHWEST,

SOME OF YOU MAY NOT FALL BELOW

50.

MID 40'S FOR LOADS.

HIGHS TOMORROW WILL MAKE IT --

LOWS.

HIGHS TOMORROW WILL MAKE IT INTO

THE 60'S, CLOSER TO 70 IN PARTS

OF KENTUCKY.

THE WARM FRONT LIFT ACROSS THE

AREA.

THIS IS ATTACHED TO A MUCH

STRONGER STORM SYSTEM.

THE BEST CHANCE FOR RAIN WILL

NOT GET HERE UNTIL SATURDAY AND

SUNDAY.

THE WEEKEND WILL BE MILD BUT

THERE WILL BE SOME STRETCHES OF

WET WEATHER.

THERE MIGHT BE A SMALL SPRINKLE

HERE OR THERE.

FOR THE MOST PART, IT WILL BE

DRY OVERNIGHT TONIGHT.

WE WILL KEEP SOME OF THIS FILTER

CLOUD COVER TOMORROW.

IT WILL NOT BE AS SUNNY AS IT

WAS TODAY.

SATURDAY STARTS DRYING FROM

ABOUT THAT STORM SYSTEM WILL BE

CLOSE ENOUGH TO BRING US

INCREASED RISK OF SHOWERS AND

THUNDERSTORMS.

THE WEST TIMEFRAME IS FROM

SATURDAY NIGHT TO SUNDAY.

-- WETTEST TIMEFRAME IS FROM

SATURDAY NIGHT TO SUNDAY.

OF TO 67 TO -- UP TO 67

TOMORROW.

59 BY LUNCHTIME AND WE CLIMB OUR

WAY INTO THE MIDDLE AND UPPER

60'S DURING THE SECOND HALF OF

THE DAY.

ONLY IN THE 50'S OVERNIGHT FOR

THE WEEKEND.

UNFORTUNATELY, WE WILL ALSO HAVE

WET WEATHER TO GO ALONG WITH

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Taylor Royal, mayoral candidates increasing campaign ads - Duration: 2:09.

ART OF TAYLOR ROYAL'S

PITCH FOR SUPPORT.

KETV NEWSWATCH 7'S CHINH DOAN IS

LIVE.

REPORTER: THE POLITICAL NEWCOMER

IS ONE OF THREE MAYORAL

CANDIDATES WITH CAMPAIGN ADS.

ROYAL WON'T SAY HOW MUCH MONEY

HE'S RAISED AS OF TODAY, BUT

DISCLOSURE REPORTS SHOW HE'S

SPENT MORE THAN $22,000 ON

ADVERTISEMENTS, AND THAT'S JUST

THROUGH FEBRUARY.

THE 27-YEAR-OLD'S CAMPAIGN

BUDGET IS MAINLY HIS OWN MONEY.

AND HE SAYS HE HAS A WAY TO SAVE

THE CITY THE MOST GREEN.

>> THAT'S WHY MY MAYORAL IS

TAYLOR ROYAL.

HE'S NOT ONE OF THEM.

HE'S ONE OF US.

REPORTER: ON T.V., ON THE RADIO,

AND IN THE AIR, TAYLOR ROYAL IS

HOPING HIS CAMPAIGN FOR OMAHA

MAYOR GETS YOUR ATTENTION.

>> WE ARE GOING TO BE

COMPETITIVE AND CONTINUE TO BE

COMPETITIVE WITH WHERE THINGS

ARE AT.

REPORTER: ROYAL WON'T TELL US

HOW MUCH HIS CAMPAIGN BUDGET IS,

HE KNOWS TWO OF HIS 4

COMPETITORS HAVE RAISED MORE

THAN HALF A MILLION EACH, BUT

ROYAL SAYS HIS ADVANTAGE IS NOT

OWING ANYONE FAVORS.

>> IT MAKE SENSE THAT WE CAN

LOOK AT IT FROM A CLEAR LENS AND

DON'T NECESSARILY HAVE TO PAY

PEOPLE BACK OR WHISPER IN YOUR

EAR WHAT THEY THINK IS THE BEST

SOLUTION FOR THE PROBLEM.

REPORTER: THIS CPA SAYS WITH HIS

EDUCATION AND BUSINESS

EXPERIENCE, HE COULD SAVE THE

CITY MONEY AND TAKE AWAY SOME OF

THE BURDEN ON TAXPAYERS.

>> REMEMBER THE RESTAURANT TAX

STOTHERT SAID SHE'D KILL?

WE'RE STILL PAYING IT.

REPORTER: ROYAL'S GOAL FOR THE

RESTAURANT TAX WOULD BE TO

REDUCE IT BY 25% EVERY YEAR.

>> I THINK WE CAN DO THAT

STRATEGICALLY, WHICH COMES OUT

TO ABOUT A SEVEN TO EIGHT

MILLION DOLLAR REVENUE HIT FOR

OUR CITY AND I THINK THAT WE CAN

DO THAT BY BEING STRATEGIC OF

HOW WE PROVIDE CITY SERVICES TO

BILL: ANCHOR: -- OUR TAX PAYERS.

REPORTER: ROYAL SAYS CONTRACTING

OUT SOME CITY WORK, IMPROVING

OMAHA STREETS AND HAVING OFFICE

HOURS IN NORTH OMAHA ARE HIS TOP

PRIORITIES IF HE WERE ELECTED

MAYOR.

>> I THINK WE'RE GOING TO DO

VERY, VERY WELL, WE'RE GOING TO

SURPRISE A LOT OF PEOPLE, HAVING

A GREAT PERSPECTIVE FROM PEOPLE

SO FAR AND THEY LIKE MY VISION

THEY LIKE MY NUMBER SENSE.

REPORTER: A REMINDER, EARLY

VOTING BEGAN THIS WEEK.

THE PRIMARY ELECTION IS APRIL 4

AND THE GENERAL ELECTION IS MAY

9.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ALL THE 5

CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR MAYOR

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"Miracle" baseball league fundraiser in Helena - Duration: 1:44.

ENSURE CLEAR

EXCLUSION MOVING FORWARD.

>> A MOTHER WANTS TO BUILD A

LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN AND WVTM13

FOUND OUT IT IS A DIFFERENT KIND

OF BASEBALL FIELD WHERE MIRACLES

HAPPEN.

>> THIS IS WHERE IT WILL BE.

THIS IS THE LOCATION.

>> SOME WOMAN IS ON A MISSION TO

GET A BASEBALL FIELD HERE IN

HELENA FOR SPECIAL NEEDS

CHILDREN AND ADULTS, LIKE HER

SON.

>> HE IS 18 AND WILL GRADUATE

THIS YEAR.

>> HER SON, PRESTON, WANTS TO

EAT ALL TIME, BECAUSE HIS BRAIN

DOES NOT DETECT WHEN HE IS FULL.

>> HE WEIGHS 350 POUNDS AT TEN.

I GOT HIM INVOLVED AND HE WAS

RUNNING THE BASES AND PLAYING

EVERY GAME AND GOT DOWN TO 180.

HE WENT FROM A SIZE 52 MAN'S

PANTS DOWN TO 36.

>> SHE WANTS TO BRING THE GAME

TO THE PARK.

>> IT IS AN EASY WALK.

>> THE MIRACLE FIELD WILL LOOK

DIFFERENT FROM OTHER FIELDS.

>> OUR BASES ARE FLAT TO THE

SURFACE, THEY WILL NOT STICK UP.

>> RATHER THAN THE RED CLAY YOU

SEE AT BASEBALL FIELDS, IT WILL

BE MADE OF RECYCLED RUBBER SAFER

FOR THE ATHLETES.

>> THE GOAL?

RACE $700,000 TO BUILD THE

FIELD, PARKING LOT, CONCESSIONS

AND BATHROOMS, ADA COMPLIANT.

>> THIS IS FOR CHILDREN WHO

STRUGGLE EVERY DAY TO GET A

GLASS OF WATER THEY HAVE A

CHANCE TO COME OUT AND DO

SOMETHING THAT I NORMAL.

>> THE FIRST FUNDRAISER IS ON

SATURDAY, AND THE BEAUTY PAGEANT

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Allegheny Ludlum's Brackenridge plant targeted in planned anti-pollution lawsuit - Duration: 2:10.

IR FIGHT FOR

CLEAN AIR TO COURT.

REPORTER: SEVERAL GROUPS ARE

JOINING IN WHAT THEY SAY IS A

CLEAN AIR LAWSUIT OVER POLLUTION

FROM THIS STEEL PLANT HERE IN

BRACKENRIDGE.

IT'S THE OLD ALLEGHENY LUDLUM

FACILITY AND THEY SAY IT'S BEEN

IN VIOLATION FOR YEARS.

THE PLAINTIFFS CLAIM THAT FOR A

DECK A AND A HALF, THIS PLANT

CONTINUED PUTTING OUT FAR MORE

POLLUTION THAN ITS PERMIT ALLOWS

FOR ITS TWO FURNACES.

>> WE'RE SEEING HIGH LEVELS OF

CHEMICALS THAT MAKE LIFE

DIFFICULT FOR PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY

THE ELDERLY AND PEOPLE WHO

SUFFER FROM ASTHMA.

REPORTER: NEIGHBORS WE TALKED

WITH SHARED CONCERNS ABOUT

WHAT'S IN THE AIR, IN THEIR

HOMES A LUNGS.

>> WE HAVE BREATHING PROBLEMS,

MY SON GETS BAD SICK IN THE

WINTER EVERY YEAR.

SO IF THAT'S WHAT IT IS, I'D

LIKE TO SEE WHAT'S GOING ON WITH

IT.

>> THERE IS A LOT OF PEOPLE

AROUND HERE WITH THOSE PROBLEMS.

AND I FEEL IT --

REPORTER: THE PARENT COMPANY

DECLINED TO GO ON CAMERA, BUT

TELLS US IT'S BEEN WORKING

COOPERATIVELY WITH THE COUNTY

HEALTH DEPARTMENT TO RESOLVE THE

ISSUES RELATING TO THE BRACKEN

RIDGE AIR PERMIT.

IT SAYS THAT INCLUDES UPGRADES

ON THE SITE TO THE FURNACES, THE

CLOSING OF ITS MELT SHOP, AND

ITS INVESTMENTS IN ITS $

1 BILLION HOT ROLLING FACILITY.

THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT SAYS IT'S

IN THE PROCESS OF ISSUING A NEW

PERMIT THAT SHOULD ADDRESS THESE

ISSUES, AND ALSO SAYS THE

COMPANY IS UNDER A CONSENT

AGREEMENT, TO ADDRESS PREVIOUS

PERMIT NONCOMPLIANCE ISSUES.

THAT AGREEMENT WILL BE IN PLACE

UNTIL THE FINAL PERMIT IS

COMPLETE.

THIS PLAN SUBMITS READINGS TO

THE COUNTY.

THE LAWSUIT CITES THE PLANT'S

OWN READINGS.

>> I THINK THERE'S MORE WORK TO

BE DONE AND THAT'S WHY WE'RE

STEPPING IN.

REPORTER: THE CLEAN AIR ACT

REQUIRES THE 60-DAY NOTICE

BEFORE THE LAWSUIT IS FILED.

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A Place to Call Home: More than 10,000 children are available for adoption - Duration: 1:02.

COUNTY.

WAND TONIGHT, IN "A PLACE TO

CALL HOME," WE CONTINUE TO FOCUS-ON THE CRISIS IN FOSTER CARE IN

NORTH CAROLINA.

THERE ARE MORE THAN TEN THOUSAND

CHILDREN IN OUR STATE IN THE

FOSTER CARE SYSTEM.

ABOUT A THIRD HAVE BEEN LEGALLY

CLEARED FOR ADOPTION.

SOME, LIKE NACIER, HAVE SPECIAL

NEEDS.

OTHERS ARE IN GROUP HOMES

BECAUSE THERE IS A SHORTAGE OF

FOSTER PARENTS.

BEVERLY KNIGHT, WHO'S BEEN A

FOSTER PARENT FOR OVER 30 YEARS,

SAYS LOVE IS ONE OF MANY

REQUIREMENTS.

>> A SENSE OF HUMOR, THAT'S WHAT

I ALWAYS SAY.

DON'T TAKE EVERYTHING SO SERIOUS

.

YOU DON'T HAVE TO TAKE

EVERYTHING SERIOUSLY ALL THE

TIME.

AND CELEBRATE SMALL STEPS.

WANDA: IF YOU THINK YOU MIGHT BE

ABLE TO PROVIDE A SAFE AND

LOVING HOME FOR A CHILD IN

FOSTER CARE, CALL THE CHILDREN'S

HOME SOCIETY OF NORTH CAROLINA

GREENSBORO.

THAT NUMBER IS 1-800-632-1400.

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Explosion destroys house in Moon Township - Duration: 0:58.

IS LEFT

AFTER THIS BLAST AT THIS HOME.

THIS IS ON THE 100 BLOCK OF

CONVAIR DRIVE.

THE SKY 4 IMAGES REALLY SHOW THE

STORY THOUGH, NOTHING LEFT OF

THAT HOME, A JIBE HOLE IN THE

GROUND WITH DEBRIS EVERYWHERE.

TRUE KREUS FROM PEOPLES GAS AND

COLUMBIA GAS ARE OUT HERE

WORKING ON THE SCENE,

FIREFIGHTERS ARE OUT HERE AS

WELL, THEY WERE PUTTING OUT

SMALL FIRES 'HOT SPOTS.

AT THIS POINT WE HAVE NO REPORTS

OF ANY INJURIES.

I'M TOLD NOBODY WAS HOME AT THE

TIME OF THIS BLAST, BUT TWO DOGS

WERE, I'M TOLD THEY GOT OUT AND

THEY ARE BEING CARED FOR.

NEIGHBORS DESCRIBE HEARING THE

BLAST AND THE AFTERMATH.

LISTEN.

>> I WAS MAKING A SAND WITCH IN

THE KITCHEN AND I HEARD THE

EXPLOSION, SHOOK THE HOUSE, DOGS

WERE SCARED TO DEATH.

AND AT FIRST I LOOKED OUT THE

WALK, SAW NOTHING, LOOKED OUT

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GOP lawmaker to launch investigation following Natalie Finn's death - Duration: 2:12.

TODAY, ONE SENATOR IS

BEING ACCUSED OF BREAKING THE

LAW.

REP. BOBBY KAUFMANN ANNOUNCED

THE HOUSE GOVERNMENT OVERSIGHT

COMMITTEE WILL NOW QUESTION THE

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES ON

HOW IT HANDLES CHILD PLACEMENT

AND ABUSE ALLEGATIONS.

SEARCH WARRANTS REVEALED

16-YEAR-OLD NATALIE FINN DIED IN

HORRIFYING CONDITIONS, IN A

BOARDED UP ROOM WITH NO BEDS AND

WITHOUT FOOD.

HER MOTHER IS NOW CHARGED WITH

MURDER.

>> JUST DOING A TOP-DOWN REVIEW

OF THE DEPARTMENT TO MAKE SURE

WE'RE NOT MISSING SOMETHING, A

FLAW IN SYSTEM TO ENSNARE

ANOTHER CHILD, TO HAVE ANOTHER

TRAGEDY.

CYNTHIA: ANOTHER INVESTIGATION

HAS BEEN LED BY MATT MCCOY, THE

RANKING DEMOCRAT ON THE

OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE, BUT THE

REPUBLICAN LAWMAKER IS NOW

ACCUSING THE DEMOCRATIC SENATOR

OF A BREACH OF CONFIDENTIALITY

FOR OVERSTEPPING HIS BOUNDS

DURING A CRIMINAL CASE.

>> AS FAR AS I'M CONCERNED,

SENATOR MCCOY IS BREAKING THE

LAW.

THE ATTORNEYS ASKED US NOT TO BE

ASKING QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS

WHILE PEOPLE ON TRIAL.

>> TO SUGGEST THAT I'M BREAKING

THE LAW IS A WAY OF COVERING UP

AND CONTINUING TO CHANGE THE

SUBJECT THAT THESE CHILDREN ARE

DYING AND FALLING THROUGH THE

CRACKS, AND KNOWN IS MAKING SURE

THAT DHS IS PROERLY STAFFED.

CYNTHIA: KAUFMANN SAYS HE WILL

NOT ASK QUESTIONS SPECIFIC TO

THE FINN CASE.

BASED ON WHAT HE HAS LEARNED,

SENATOR MCCOY HAS CALLED FOR THE

DHS DIRECTOR CHUCK PALMER TO

RESIGN.

>> WE'RE GOING TO PROTECT

CHILDREN AND IF THEY DON'T LIKE

IT, TOO BAD, GO THROUGH ME, I'M

NOT GOING TO MOVE.

CYNTHIA: NOW SENATOR MCCOY PLANS

, TO HOLD HIS 4TH OVERSIGHT

HEARING HERE AT THE STATE

CAPITAL NEXT MONDAY.

THEN, THE HOUSE OVERSIGHT

COMMITTEE SAYS IT WILL ALSO HOLD

A FORMAL HEARING THE WEEK AFTER.

THE DHS RELEASED A STATEMENT

THIS AFTERNOON, SAYING "WE

WELCOME A MEANINGFUL

CONVERSATION WITH THE MEMBERS OF

THE HOUSE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE TO

LET THE PUBLIC KNOW ABOUT OUR

CHILD WELFARE PROCESSES.

THE LAW DOES NOT ALLOW US TO

SHARE CONFIDENTIAL DETAILS ABOUT

THE FINN CASE AND WE DO NOT WANT

TO JEOPARDIZE THE CRIMINAL