ENT, THE
COMPANY WILL HAVE TO PAY A $5000
FINE.
ANDREW SHANNON, BAD NEWS FOR A
PITTSBURGH-AREA BUSINESS.
TONIGHT 130 WORKERS ARE OUT OF A
JOB AFTER SEVERAL KING'S FAMILY
RESTAURANTS WERE SHUT DOWN.
THERE ARE FIVE LOCATIONS ACROSS
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA FEELING THE
IMPACT.
THEY INCLUDE BRIDGEVILLE,
HARMAR, IMPERIAL, WEXFORD, AND
ALTOON
THE CHAIN RESTAURANT KNOWN FOR
ITS FROWNIE BROWNIES WAS FOUNDED
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STATE OF ADDICTION: Small towns fight heroin epidemic - Duration: 8:36.
VICKI: THE IMPACT THEY HEROIN
AND KOBE WOULD CRISIS IS HAVING
ON SMALL TOWNS ACROSS THE
COMMONWEALTH IS STAGGERING.
IN BULLITT COUNTY, THE PROBLEM
IS GETTING WORSE.
JENNIFER BAILEYS INVESTIGATES
WHY THE EPIDEMIC IS SO BAD THERE
, AND WHAT'S BEING DONE TO HELP.
JENNIFER IT'S A PLACE WHERE
LIFE IS SIMPLE.
NEIGHBORS HELP EACH OTHER AND
EVERYONE KNOWS EVERYONE.
BUT THERE'S A GROWING EPIDEMIC
IN BULLITT COUNTY THAT'S TAKING
LIVES AND CHANGING THE FACE OF
>> IT'S LIKE A WAR ZONE OUT
HERE.
YOU DON'T KNOW WHO IS GOING TO
DIE NEXT.
IT'S TAKING LIVES LEFT AND
RIGHT.
JENNIFER: JEFFREY KINSER GREW UP
IN BULLITT COUNTY.
AT 11 YEARS OLD, HE STARTED
USING DRUGS.
>> BY THE TIME I WAS 18 YEARS
OLD, THESE GREEN PILLS STARTED
COMING AROUND.
THESE OXYCONTIN.
JENNIFER: SOON, HIS ADDICTION
EXPLODED.
>> BY FIANCE CALLED MY PAROLE
OFFICER.
AT THE TIME, I HATED HER WHEN
SHE DID IT.
NOW I THANK HER FOR IT.
JENNIFER JANUARY MARK TWO YEARS
SOBER FOR HIM.
NOW HE'S FIGHTING FOR FRIENDS
AND NEIGHBORS BATTLING
ADDICTION.
THE FACE OF ADDICTION IS GETTING
YOUNGER.
>> FIVE YEARS AGO I WOULD TELL
YOU ABOUT 35 TO 40 OUR AVERAGE
AGE, RIGHT NOW IT IS 18 TO 22.
JENNIFER: ANTHONY IS ONE OF JUST
A FEW DRUG AND ALCOHOL
COUNSELORS IN THE COUNTY.
HE SAYS IT'S NOT EASY TO FGHT
ADDICTION IN A SMALL COMMUNITY.
>> THE BAD THING ABOUT A SMALL
TOWN IS THEY CAN'T OVERCOME T
STIGMA, OR THEIR PAST.
JENNIFER: IN 2014, BULLITT
COUNTY SPENT AROUND $800 ON
NARCAN, THE DRUG TO REVERSE AN
OVERDOSE.
IN 2015, IT WAS $7,600.
IN 2016, THE COST WAS $16,400.
BUDGETARY LEE, IT PUTS A
STRAIN ON US.
WE TRANSPORT OUT OF THE COUNTY.
YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A TRUCK TO
RETURN THE SERVICE AN HOUR,
SOMETIMES MORE.
JENNIFER: ANTHONY POINTS OUT THE
PEOPLE BEING TREATED ON THESE
EMERGENCY RUNS, PEOPLE ADDICTED
TO CARE WHEN AND OPIOIDS, MAY
NOT BE THE YOU EXPECT.
IF WE WERE TO POLL THE
AUDIENCE AND ASK THEM WHAT KIND
OF PERSON BECOMES ADDICTED, WE
ARE GOING TO GET STUFF LIKE
POOR, UNEDUCATED, WEAK WILLED,
DEPRESSED.
WE HAD NURSES, DOCTORS, POLICE
OFFICERS, ATTORNEYS, A JUDGE.
IT SEEMS TO BE THE LOW
SOCIOECONOMIC CLASS PEOPLE THAT
ARE SOME DOUBT IN THE LINE --
THAT ARE THUMBED OUT IN THE
LINE.
VICKI: IN SHELBY COUNTY, THEY'VE
ALSO SEEN A HUGE SPIKE IN THE
HEROIN PROBLEM.
JULIE DOLAN HAS THE STORY OF A
LIFE LOST WAY TOO SOON AND THE
EFFORT TO CHANGE LIVES BY
SHARING IT.
>> HE WAS SITTING IN THAT CORNER
WITH HIS LEGS OUT.
YET LOCKED HIMSELF IN THE
BATHROOM.
JULIE: EVERYTHING IS EXACTLY HOW
HE LEFT IT.
HIS PANTS STILL FOLDED NEATLY ON
THE BED.
BUT BENJAMIN DOMINQUEZ ISN'T
COMING HOME.
IT WASN'T SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN.
BENJAMIN'S LIFE WASN'T SUPPOSED
TO END LIKE THIS.
UNFORTUNATELY, HEROIN HAD THE
FINAL SAY.
>>'S HEAD WAS HERE, AND HIS BODY
WAS DANGLING THROUGH HERE.
THEY WERE DOING CPR.
HE HAD VOMITED, AND SOMEBODY HAD
TO TAKE SOME OUT OF THE CARPET.
MY BROTHER KICKED THE DOOR IN.
THAT'S WHEN THEY FOUND HIM.
HIS BODY WAS STILL WARM.
JULIE: A MOTHER'S PERVASIVE PAIN
IS EVIDENT AS SHE RECALLS THE
DAY.
WENDY DOMINQUEZ WAS WORKING HER
NORMAL SHIFT AT SHELBY COUNTY
HOSPITAL AS AN E.R. NURSE, WHEN
SHE HEARD THE CALL.
>> 1700 CHARLESTOWN WAY,
UNRESPONSIVE, UNCONSCIENCE
PATIENT, PROBABLE DRUG OVERDOSE.
I WAS LIKE, OH MY GOD.
THAT'S MY HOUSE.
THAT'S MY SON.
JULIE: HER SON WAS JUST
19-YEARS-OLD.
BENJAMIN, SHE SAYS, WAS THE KIND
OF KID WHO HAD IT ALL.
>> HE WAS AN ABSOLUTE JOY.
JULIE: BENJAMIN WAS A SOLID
STUDENT UNTIL HE STARTED SMOKING
MARIJUANA HIS SOPHOMORE YEAR.
WENDY SAYS HER SWEET BOY BECAME
A DIFFERENT PERSON.
MARIJUANA LED TO SPICE, FOLLOWED
BY PILLS, AND FINALLY HEROIN.
BY THE AGE OF 19, BENJAMIN HAD
MADE TWO ATTEMPTS AT REHAB AND
WAS CLEAN FOR A GOOD PORTION OF
TIME.
BUT THE PAIN OF LOSING HIS BEST
FRIEND IN A CAR CRASH DROVE HIM
BACK TO HEROIN.
WENDY'S LIST OF WHAT IF'S IS NOW
A MILE LONG.
>> ONLY IF I KNEW MY COMMUNITY
RESOURCE NUMBERS.
ONLY IF I DIDN'T FEEL ALONE IN
MY STRUGGLE WITH BENJAMIN AND
DRUGS.
JULIE: WENDY IS NOW LEARNING SHE
WASN'T ALONE IN HER DESPERATE
SITUATION.
IN FACT, THE ENTIRE COUNTY IS
DEALING WITH IT.
>> I WANTED TO EXPLAIN A LITTLE
BIT FIRST.
JULIE:.
KELLY MCNEW IS THE DIRECTOR OF
SHELBY PREVENTION.
SHE HOLDS TOWN HALL MEETINGS
LIKE THIS ONE, TO GET THE
CONVERSATION GOING ABOUT HEROIN.
>> IT HITS HEAVY WHEN IT AT
HOME.
IT AFFECTS SO MANY PEOPLE, SO
MANY FAMILIES.
JULIE: CONCERNED PEOPLE SHOW UP
TO TALK OPENLY ABOUT A PROBLEM
THEY CAN'T DENY.
CASI MUDD IS HERE TO SHOW HER
SUPPORT FOR ADDICTS OF ALL
KINDS.
HER ADDICTION STORY STARTED AT
BIRTH.
>> I WAS BORN TO A FATHER WHO
WAS AN ALCOHOLIC.
WHEN I CAME AROUND, HE WAS STILL
ACTIVELY TRACKING.
JULIE: IN AN EFFORT TO KNOW HIS
DAUGHTER BETTER, CASI'S DAD
STARTED TAKING HER TO AA
MEETINGS AROUND THE AGE OF 11.
HE WANTED HER TO LEARN EARLY ON.
>> IT DOESN'T DISCRIMINATE.
RICH, POOR, DOESN'T MATTER WHERE
THEY LIVE.
JULIE: THEY TAUGHT HER THAT REAL
LIFE STORIES OF ADDICTION NEED
TO BE SHARED.
WHEN THE NUMBER OF OPIATE
RELATED DEATHS IN SHELBY COUNTY
W YEARS TIME, SHE DECIDED TO
TAKE ACTION THROUGH A FACEBOOK
PAGE TITLED TRIAL TO TESTIMONY
, THE FACES OF ADDICTION.
SHE IS TELLING THE STORIES OF
LOCAL HEROIN ADDICTS
WITHIN THE FIRST WEEK,
QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, AND
DESPERATE PLEAS FOR HELP CAME
FLOODING IN.
>> WE HAD PEOPLE ASKING FOR
RESOURCES, ASKING TO SHARE THEIR
STORIES.
IT WAS OVERWHELMING.
JULIE: CASI'S FIRST POST
CENTERED AROUND BENJAMIN
DOMINQUEZ WHO'S STORY SPREAD
, LIKE WILDFIRE.
WHILE CASI ADMITS SHE DOESN'T
HAVE A MAGIC ANSWER FOR CURBING
THE HEROIN PROBLEM, SHE KNOWS
HER WORK IS A GOOD START.
>> NO ONE WAKES UP AND SAYS THEY
WANT TO BE AN ADDICT.
THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN.
THERE'S A STORY THAT GETS THEM
THERE.
JULIE: JUST LIKE JULIE PALMER,
WHO NEVER DREAMED SHE WOULD BE
TALKING ABOUT A CROWD TO HER
SON'S DEATH.
>> THEN WOULD WANT THIS.
HE WOULD MOMMY TO SHARE HIS
STORY.
IF THERE IS ANY HOPE HE CAN HELP
SOMEONE ELSE NOT TO USE DRUGS IN
THE FIRST PLACE WERE TO
UNDERSTAND WHAT HEROIN CAN
ACTUALLY DO TO YOU.
VICKI: ONE OF THE FIRST WEAPONS
EXPERTS SAY WE CAN USE IN THE
WAR ON ADDICTION IS KNOWLEDGE.
KNOWING THE SIGNS YOUR LOVED ONE
MAY BE IN TROUBLE IS CRITICAL.
HERE ARE A FEW SIGNS TO TAKE
NOTICE OF.
CHANGES IN SKIN COMPLEXION,
INCREASED TIME SLEEPING,
DECREASE IN PHYSICAL HYGIENE,
SUDDEN CHANGES IN WORK OR SCHOOL
PERFORMANCE, LYING OR DECEPTIVE
BEHAVIOR, INCREASED HOSTILITY,
AND REPEATED STEALING OR ASKING
FOR MONEY.
WE HOPE YOU TAKE THIS
INFORMATION, DISCUSS IT, AND
PASS IT ON.
WE CAN ALL HELP BY BEING
EDUCATED ABOUT THIS CRISIS.
IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU LOVE IS
STRUGGLING WITH ADDICTION, GO TO
WLKY.COM OR OUR MOBILE APP, AND
CLICK ON STATE OF ADDICTION.
FOR WLKY, I'M VICKI DORTCH.
THANKS FOR JOINING US.
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Bill heads to House to repeal internet privacy - Duration: 1:39.
KYLE: SEARCHING THE INTERNET ON
THE PRIVACY OF YOUR OWN DEVICE
COULD GET A LOT MORE PUBLIC IF A
BILL PASSES THE HOUSE TUESDAY.
>> IT MEANS YOUR ISP COULD SHARE
YO MOST INTIMATE DATA WITHOUT
ASKING YOU A QUESTION.
KYLE: IT GETS RID OF AN FCC RULE
UNDER THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION
PROTECTING CONSUMER DATA ONLINE.
>> THIS IS A BAD STEP DOWN A
DARK PATH.
KYLE: FLETCHER KITTREDGE OF GWI,
A COMPANY PROVIDING PHONE AND
INTERNET SERVICE, SAYS WITH IT
GONE, INTERNET SERVICE
PROVIDERS, OR ISPS, COULD SELL
OFF INFORMATION OUT WHAT YOU
DO ONLINE, WITHOUT YOU KNOWING.
>> WHAT'S UPSETTING ABOUT THIS
IS THERE ISN'T A WHOLE LOT THAT
CONSUMERS CAN DO.
>> HERE'S WHY BECAUSE NO MATTER
HOW YOU GET ON THE INFORMATION
SUPER HIGHWAY, BY PHONE OR
TABLET OR LAPTOYOU HAVE TO
CONNECT TO A SERVER, AND THAT
SERVER IS CONNECTED TO AN
INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER.
>> THEY REALLY HAVE AN
EXTRAORDINARY AMOUNT OF DATA.
GOOGLE SEARCHES TO VIDEO CHATS
AND EVEN TO SMART PRODUCTS THA6 C13
CONNECT TO THE INTERNET COULD
ALL BE FOR SALE TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER.
SUPPORTERS SAY IT WOULD LOW
ISPS TO COMPETE WITH AD SALES
THE WAY SEARCH ENGINES DO.
AND NOT ONLY IS IT AVAILABLE
TO THE COMPANIES THEY SELL IT
TO, BUT INEVITABLY IT WOULD
AVAILABLE TO THE GOVERNMENTND
HACKERS.
KYLE: NOT ALL COMPANIES WOULD
SELL KITTREDGE SAYS GWI
WOULDN'T.
ASIDE FROM CORPORATE DECION
MAKERS.
>> THERE REALLY ISN'T ANYTHING
YOU CAN DO OTHETHAN CALL UP
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Video: Who left this 10-week-old puppy for dead? - Duration: 1:41.
AT AN EMERGENCY
CLINIC AND VETERINARIANS SAY HE
IS DOING A LITTLE BETTER.
THE PICTURES ARE EXTREMELY
DIFFICULT TO SEE.
THE PITBULL ABOUT 10 WEEKS OLD.
HOWARD COUNT BELIEVES THEY LEFT
THE DOG FOR DEAD.
>> OR OFFICERS SEE CASES OFTEN
WHERE ANIMALS ARE NOT TREATED
PROPERLY.
IT IS THEIR GOAL TO TRY TO MAKE
SURE THAT THEY GET THOSE ANIMALS
INTO HEALTHIER AND HAPPIER
SITUATIONS.
THIS IS A CASE THAT EVEN THEY
ARE DISTURBED BY.
>> THE PUPPY IS AT AN EMERGENCY
CLINIC.
>> THE IS DOING WELL.
HE HAS A LONG ROAD OF RECOVERY
AHEAD OF HIM.
WE'RE GOING TO TAKE THE TIME TO
WORK WITH HIM AND BRING HIM BACK
TO RECOVERY.
BARRY: A RESIDENT FOUND THE DOG.
IT WAS INSIDE A DISCARDED BLUE
STORAGE CONTAINER.
IT APPEARS THE DOG HAD BEEN IN
THE BEEN FOR SOME TIME.
THE LID HAD A WHOLE STILL TEND
TO IT AND THE BOTTOM WAS FILLED
WITH OLD, DRIED DOG FOOD.
POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR HELP IN
LOCATING THE OWNER.
>> WE WANT TO MAKE SURE WHOEVER
IS RESPONSIBLE IS ROCK TO
JUSTICE FOR THEIR ACTIONS
AGAINST THIS SMALL AND HELPLESS
ANIMAL.
BARRY: ANYONE WITH INFORMATION
NOT WHAT HAS HAPPENED CAN CALL
HOWARD COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL.
410-313-2780.
POLICE TELL US THAT A NUMBER OF
PEOPLE HAVE COME FORWARD AND
THEY HAVE SAID THEY WANT TO
ADOPT HIM.
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Girl, 7, revived & flown to Pittsburgh hospital; found accidentally hanging from playset rope - Duration: 1:16.
ANDREW: PITTSBURGH'S ACTION NEWS
4 REPORTER BOB MAYO LIVE OUTSIDE
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL WHERE, BOB,
SHE'S STILL RECOVERING TONIGHT.
BO THE SEVEN-YEAR-OLD LAWRENCE
COUNTY GIRL WAS REVIVED AFTER
SHE WAS FOUND NOT BREATHING,
ENSNARED IN A CLIMBING ROPE ON A
PLACE THAT IN HER YARD.
POLICE CONFIRMED THAT HAPPENED
SATURDAY AROUND 607 -- 6:00 OR
7:00 P.M.
THE CHILD WAS RUSHED BY MEDEVAC
HELICOPTER HERE TO THE
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL IN
PITTSBURGH.
THAT BRAIDED ROPE HAD APPARENTLY
SEPARATED, THE CHILD WAS CHOKED
WHILE CAUGHT UP IN THE OUTDOOR
PLAYSET HERE THE LITTLE GIRL'S
PARENTS WERE THERE TO HELP HER,
AND THEY CALLED 911.
POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS, AND
PARAMEDICS ALL RUSHED TO
RESPOND.
>> WHEN THEY ARRIVED ON SCENE,
THE CHILD WAS ALREADY REMOVED
FROM IT, HOWEVER, WAS NOT
BREATHING, SO OBVIOUSLY, THE
MEDICAL OFFICIALS WERE DOING
RESUSCITATION METHODS.
BY THE TIME, WHEN OUR OFFICERS
WERE STILL THERE, THE CHILD WAS
BREATHING AGAIN, SHE WAS CRYING,
HAD NOT SAID ANYTHING, BUT SHE
WAS BREATHING ON HER OWN.
BOB
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Car swerves, slams into storefront at Village Pointe - Duration: 1:05.
WITNESSES SAY THE DRIVER
NEVER HIT THE BRAKES AS SHE
SLAMMED INTO A CHARMING CHARLIE
STORE AT VILLAGE POINTE.
SHATTERED GLASS AND JEWELRY
LITTERING THE FLOO
POLICE GOT THE CALL AT 7:00 A.M.
MONDAY.
JEFF HENERY, A CONTRACTOR
WORKING ON A STORE IN THE MALL,
SAYS HE WAS TURNING INTO THE LOT
TO PARK.
THAT'S WHEN, HE SAYS, THE DRIVER
CLEARLY IN A HURRY SWERVED
AROUND HIM.
IN THE RUSH HE SAYS THE WOMAN
TAPPED HIS FRONT BUMPER WHICH
SENT HER SPINNING, BOUNCING OFF
MEDIANS IN THE PARKING LOT AND
EVENTUALLY SLAMMING INTO THE
GLASS STOREFRONT.
HE SAYS IT HAPPENED SO FAST IT
WAS A BLUR
BUT, HE TELLS US IT SEEMED LIKE
THE WOMAN ONLY ACCELERATED AS
SHE SPUN.
WE SPOKE WITH THE EMPLOYEE WHO
WAS SET TO OPEN THE STORE.
SHE WAS GETTING OUT OF HER CAR
WHEN THE OTHER DRIVER RAMMED THE
BUILDING.
SHE SAYS SHE'S THANKFUL SHE
WASN'T INSIDE.
NOW, SHE SAYS, THEY'LL BOARD UP
THE STORE AND HOPE TO REOPEN
SOON.
THANKFULLY, NO ONE WAS INJURED
AND THE WOMAN WAS ABLE TO BACK
HER CAR OUT OF THE BUILDING, AND
DRIVE AWAY AFTER SPEAKING WITH
POLICE.
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Monday evening: no rain until Thursday - Duration: 3:48.
MEMORABLE WIN OVER
A MILLION DOLLARS IF THEY CAN
TAKE ON THIS TOURNAMENT.
GINA A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE ON
THIS MONDAY.
METEOROLOGIST JAY GALLE IS HERE
WITH THE WERE CAST.
JA I'M TRYING TO GET US ALL
READY FOR SPRING.
USE OUR WAY INTO IT.
IT IS FEELING MORE LIKE
SUMMERTIME OUT THERE AND HAS
BEEN FOR A WHILE.
RADAR PICTURE, SPEAKING OF
SUMMER AND SPRING, THERE IS SOME
RAIN MAINLY OFF TO OUR NORTH.
SOUTH MISSISSIPPI, YOU ARE
SEEING A FEW SHOWERS MOVING
THROUGH AND YOU SEE THIS RIGHT
HERE, WE ARE GETTING A LITTLE
BIT CLOSER AND HEAVY RAINFALL,
YOU MAY GET SOME BRIEF HEAVY
RAINFALL, 2.2 INCHES PER HOUR.
THAT WILL BE A HEAVY DOWNPOUR AS
THIS INC. TRACKS IT TO THE
NORTH.
ONE OR TWO OF THESE POPPING UP
BEFORE THE SUNSET.
TECHNICALLY THE AREA IS AT A
MARGINAL RISK FOR SEVERE
WEATHER.
ALL THE NASTY STUFF IS GOING TO
BE STAYING TO OUR NORTH.
THESE YELLOW BOXES INDICATING
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS
CURRENTLY IN EFFECT.
BETWEEN JACKSON AND MONROE, YOU
SEE THEM WORKING ACROSS OF THE
MAP.
SEVE WEATHER WHEN THURSDAY
GETS HERE.
81 IS THE HIGH, 85 THE RECORD.
GETTING CLOSE.
74 IS THE AVERAGE HIGH WITH
TODAY TIED BEING 81 DEGREES.
THAT IS PLENTY WARM ENOUGH.
WE ARE TRENDING ABOVE THE
AVERAGE AND THAT CONTINUES.
TEMPERATURES REGIONWIDE WITH
UPPER-70'S AND LOW-80'S.
GULFPORT, BILOXI, THOSE THREE
SPOTS BEING MODERATED BY THE
GULF OF MEXICO.
82 AT THIS HOUR IN HAMMOND.
BREEZY OUT THERE, WIND SPEEDS ON
AVERAGE ABOUT 15 MILES PER HOUR.
LET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR HEADLINES,
WARM AND MUGGY OVER THE NEXT
COUPLE OF DAYS AND BY THE TIME
WE GET TO THURSDAY LOOK OUT.
THIS FRONT IS NOT GOING TO GET
HERE.
IT IS GOING TO FLATTEN OUT BUT
THESE YELLOW BOXES INDICATE
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCHES ALL
THE WAY FROM TENNESSEE ON THE
WAY TO PARTS OF MISSISSIPPI.
AN AREA OF LOW PRESSURE HERE,
BACK IN THE PACIFIC THERE IS AN
AREA OF LOW PRESSURE.
THIS TRAIN IS MOVING ACROSS THE
MAP EVERY 2-3 DAYS WE GET ONE
MOVING.
HERE I TODAY, HERE IS THURSDAY.
THIS WILL CONTINUE MOVING BY THE
TIME WE GET TO WEDNESDAY AND
THEN THURSDAY LOOK FOR HAPPENS.
THIS AREA OF LOW PRESSURE WILL
GENERATE WEATHER AT THE SURFACE.
A SPLIT FLOW WILL BE ON TOP OF
US.
AS WE GET BACK TO FRIDAY WE WILL
GET THE TIME WE GET TO SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY WE ARE LOOKING AT
ANOTHER AREA OF LOW PRESSURE
DEVELOPING AND THAT WILL SLIDE
ACROSS THE MAP.
THAT IS TILTED A LITTLE BIT,
THAT'S NOT A GOOD TILL.
THAT MEANS AT THE THUNDERSTORMS
COULD GET A LITTLE BIT STRONG.
MID-60' TO RIGHT AROUND 70
TONIGHT.
TOMORROW MORNING LOOK OUT FOR
THAT FOG.
TOMORROW'S GOING TO BE ANOTHER
WARM ON.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF WE PICK UP
AN ISOLATED SHOW SOMEWHERE,
MAYBE AN ISOLATED RUMBLE OF
THUNDER.
HERE IS YOUR SEVEN-D FORECAST,
A STRAY SHOWER TOMORROW, MAYBE
WEDNESDAY AND BY THE TIME WE
GET TO THURSDAY A 60% CHANCE OF
RAIN.
80 DEGREES AND NOTICED YOUR
TEMPERATURES STAY UPPER-ENTITIES
TO LOW-80'S.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ARE GOING TO
BE NICE.
HERE IS THE AREA OF SOME
UNCERTAINTY.
THE RAIN IS GOING TO MOVE IN ON
SUNDAY BUT NOW TO LOOK LIKE IT'S
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Woman accused of trying to run deputy off the road arrested - Duration: 1:16.
NEW AT 5:0
ANGELA: INVESTIGATORS SAY THIS
ALL STARTED SUNDAY MORNING A
AROUND 11:30 AT THE CORNER OF
ORANGE AVENUE AND 25TH STREET IN
FORT PIERCE.
ST. LUCIE COUNTY SHERIFF'S
DEPUTIES SAY REPORTS SHOW THIS
WOMAN, EBONY TOMMIE, WAS DRIVI
SOUTH ON 25TH STREET NEAR ORANGE
AVENUE WHEN SHE INTENTIONALLY
TRIED TO RUN A DEPUTY OFF THE
ROAD.
ACCORDING TO AN ARREST
AFFIDAVIT, WHEN DEPUTIES TRIED
TO STOP HER, SHE TRIED TO RUN
THREE MORE VEHICLES OFF THE
ROADWAY NEAR 25TH STREET AND
VIRGINIA AVENUE WHILE STILL
TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND TOWARDS
EDWARDS ROAD, AT TIMES WIT
SPEEDS IN EXCESS OF 90 MILES PER
HOUR.
DEPUTIES WERE FINALLY ABLE TO
REACH HER AFTER SHE CRASHED INTO
A CAR AND THEN INTO A TREE ON
OKEECHOBEE ROAD NEAR THE ORANGE
BLOSSOM BUSINESS CENTER.
ONCE STOPPED, TOMMIE REPORTEDLY
BECAME BELLIGERENT A
UNCOOPERATIVE WITH DETECTIVES.
FAMILY MEMBERS TOLD DEPUTI
TOMMIE TOLD THEM SHE HAD A BOMB
AT HER HOME.
THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE BOMB TEAM
RESPONDED TO HER HOME AND FOUND
NO SUCH DEVICE
THE PURSUIT ENDED HERE ALONG
OKEECHOBEE ROAD.
TOMMIE WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.
DEPUTIES SAY IF YOU ARE ONE OF
THE PEOPLE WHO SHE REPORTEDLY
TRIED TO RUN OFF THE ROAD,
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Mono Mario (comedy series) | T6 Ep 13.1 - Duration: 2:59.
You can come in now, Luis.
Poor Señor Mario, when he wake up, he won't to be happy with that in his penis.
Father Patrick, you have a stain on your robe.
Oh! I must have spilled some milk during breakfast.
It's so strange I didn't notice before.
It happens to all of us. I've just noticed the face you show when you're in anguish.
This face...
Luis, Mario is about to wake up.
It's better that you be alone with him to contain him in that moment.
Father Patrick, I'm afraid of Señor Mario's reaction,
when he wake up and see what's on his genitals.
No Christian should be afraid, because the Lord will always be at his side to protect him.
Ohhh thank you Father Patrick, I'm more in peace now.
Peace be with you.
And with your spirit!
Hmmm, my head is killing me…
I wonder what time it is?
The last thing I remember is that fuc#$ng Priest tried to choke me.
Nooo!!! What the fu#k is this???
Fu#k this fu#$ing sh!t!!! This piece of shit has a lock!
Luisitoooo!!! Come here, damn it!!
Who would come with an idea to built something like this??
You must be sick in your head!!!
Luisito, you son of a whore!!! Come hereeeeee!!!!
Señor Mario, I'm so glad you woke up!
I prepared a delicious smoked salmon sandwich, just how you like it.
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STATE OF ADDICTION: Epidemic hits Louisville hard - Duration: 11:19.
ANNOUNCER: THIS IS A WLKY
SPECIAL PRESENTATION.
>> YOU DON'T KNOW WHO'S GOING TO
DIE NEXT.
ANNOUNCER: "STATE OF ADDICTION."
>> IT'S AFFECTING EVERYBODY,
PEOPLE IN MILLION-DOLLAR HOMES
WITH DRUG OVERDOSE.
ANNOUNCER: A FAR REACHING
EPIDEMIC WITH A DANGEROUS TOLL.
>> YOU HAVE A -- IN A 30 PERIOD
-- IN A 30 DAY PERIOD, EIGHT
PEOPLE I KNOW HAVE DIED.
VICKI: WELCOME TO "STATE OF
ADDICTION."
I'M VICKI DORTCH.
HEROIN AND OPIOID ADDICTION IS
BECOMING MORE PREVALENT ACROSS
THE NATION AND ESPECIALLY HERE
AT HOME.
ITS IMPACT IS FAR REACHING,
HITTING ALL AGE GROUPS,
ETHNICITIES, AND ECONOMIC
BACKGROUNDS.
IN MANY CASES, IT'S SOMETHING
YOU WOULD NEVER EXPECT -- IT'S
SOMEONE YOU WOULD NEVER EXPECT
HAS A PROBLEM.
KENTUCKY RANKS THIRD IN THE
COUNTRY FOR THE MOST OVERDOSE
DEATHS, TIED WITH OHIO.
ONLY WEST VIRGINIA AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE HAVE MORE ACCORDING TO
THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
AND HUMAN SERVICES.
THE HEROIN EPIDEMIC IS HITTING
THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE
PARTICULARLY HARD.
OUR CITY IS SEEING A RECORD
NUMBER OF OVERDOSE CALLS IN 2017
, INCLUDING A STRETCH OF 52 OD'S
IN JUST 32 HOURS IN FEBRUARY.
AS EMILY MAHER EXPLAINS THE
SPIKE HAS METRO EMERGENCY CREWS
SCRAMBLING TO KEEP UP.
EMILY: OVERDOSE CALLS ARE ON THE
RISE IN THE METRO.
>> OVERDOSES KNOW NO BOUNDARIES.
THEY CAN BE IN ANY AREA OF THE
CITY.
EMILY: LOUISVILLE IS SEEING A
RECORD NUMBER OF OVERDOSE CALLS
IN 2017.
EMERGENCY CREWS RESPONDED TO 6
CALLS IN JANUARY, AND A
STAGGERING 868 CALLS IN
FEBRUARY.
AT LEAST 75 DEATHS HAVE BEEN
ATTRIBUTED TO DRUG OVERDOSES IN
THE FIRST TWO AND A HALF MONTHS
OF THE YEAR.
>> OVERDOSES ARE UNPREDICTABLE.
EMILY: EMS RESPONDS TO OVERDOSE
CALLS AT HOMES, HOTELS, AND EVEN
BUSY INTERSECTIONS.
IN FEBRUARY, THE PASSENGER IN
THIS TRUCK FATALLY OVERDOSED,
THE DRIVER OD'D AND PASSED OUT
, CAUSING A CRASH AT THE
INTERSECTION OF HURSTBOURNE
PARKWAY AND WESTPORT ROAD.
HOURS AFTER THE CRASH, A CALL TO
A RALLY'S BATHROOM WHERE ANOTHER
PERSON OVERDOSED.
MITCHELL BURMEISTER WITH
LOUISVILLE EMS SAYS THE METRO IS
IN THE MIDST OF AN EPIDEMIC.
>> THERE IS NO PART OF TOWN THAT
IT AFFECTS MORE THAN ANY OTHER.
IT TRULY IS AN UNFORTUNATE
SITUATION THAT IS AFFECTING OUR
ENTIRE COMMUNITY.
PEOPLE ARE UNFORTUNATELY EXPOSED
TO IT, NO MATTER WHO OR WHERE
YOU ARE.
EMILY: LOUISVILLE FIRST
RESPONDERS GO TO AN AVERAGE OF
20 OVERDOSES A DAY.
DURING THE WEEK LONG SPIKE IN
FEBRUARY, THE CALLS DOUBLED.
HEALTH OFFICIALS BELIEVE THE
INCREASE IS DUE TO THE SYNTHETIC
OPIOID FENTANYL.
>> WHAT WE'RE SEEING IN THE
STREETS RIGHT NOW IS FENTANYL
MIXED WITH HEROIN, AS OPPOSED TO
HEROIN MIXED WITH FENTANYL.
EMILY: HEROIN IS UNPREDICTABLE.
OFFICIALS SAY A DOSE CAN BE
DIFFERENT EVERY SINGLE TIME.
>> SOMEONE COULD HAVE TAKEN IT
MULTIPLE TIMES IN THE PAST, AND
THIS CERTAIN DOSE COULD LEAD TO
AN OVERDOSE.
EMILY: ON THIS RUN, FIRST
RESPONDERS GAVE THE PATIENT
NARCAN AND RUSHED THE PATIENT TO
THE HOSPITAL.
AND THIS SCENE IS REPEATED OVER
EMERGENCY CREWS ON THE RUN,
SCRAMBLING TO KEEP UP WITH THIS
GROWING EPIDEMIC.
>> ANY INCREASE IN CALLS IS
GOING TO PLAY A FACTOR IN
FATIGUE FOR OUR EMPLOYEES.
IT'S TOUGH TO SEE DAY AND AND
DAY OUT THAT YOU'RE MAKING
MULTIPLE OVERDOSE RUNS IN ONE
SHIFT.
YOU MIGHT BE MAKING MULTIPLE ON
THE SAME PATIENT.
IT'S REALLY DIFFICULT.
VICKI: IT'S NOT JUST EMERGENCY
CREWS STRUGGLING TO KEEP UP WI
THE OVERDOSE CALLS.
THE WORKLOAD FOR LOUISVILLE
METRO'S HOMICIDE UNIT HAS
SKYROCKETED.
DETECTIVES RESPOND TO EACH
OVERDOSE DEATH, AND AS CHRISTINA
MORA EXPLAINS, NARCOTICS
OFFICERS, AND IN SOME CASES
FEDERAL AGENTS, ARE NOW
RESPONDING TOO.
>> WE'VE BEEN IN MILLION-DOLLAR
HOMES WITH A DRUG OVERDOSE AND
ON AN ALLEY.
IT'S AFFECTING EVERYBODY.
CHRISTINA: LIEUTENANT EMILY
MCKINLEY AND LMPD'S HOMICIDE
UNIT ARE DEALING WITH A
STAGGERING NUMBER OF OVERDOSE
DEATHS IN 2017.
BY MID MARCH, HER UNIT RESPONDED
TO NEARLY 80 SUSPECTED DEADLY
OVERDOSES.
THE SAME TIME LAST YEAR, THAT
NUMBER WAS 38.
NOW, THE DRUG ENFORCEMENT
ADMINISTRATION AND LMPD'S
NARCOTICS DETECTIVES ARE JUMPING
IN TO HELP.
THE GOAL IS TO TRACK DOWN THE
DEALERS.
>> AS DEA AGENTS, WE'RE
TYPICALLY WORKING THE HIGHEST
LEVEL TRAFFICKER WE CAN FIND.
BECAUSE OF THIS EPIDEMIC, WE'VE
HAD TO RETHINK THE WAY WE'RE
DOING THINGS.
AND THAT'S WHAT PART OF THIS
STRATEGY IS.
WE'RE HAVING TO MIX THINGS UP.
WE'RE ACTUALLY TARGETING THAT
FIRST LINE DISTRIBUTOR, WHICH IS
SOMETHING A LITTLE UNUSUAL FOR
US.
CHRISTINA: THE DEA'S 360
STRATEGY PILOT PROGRAM KICKED
OFF LAST YEAR IN FOUR CITIES,
LOUISVILLE, PITTSBURGH, ST.
LOUIS, MILWAUKEE.
LOUISVILLE IS CONSIDERED A
PRIORITY.
THROUGH THE INITIATIVE,
NARCOTICS DETECTIVES AND
SOMETIMES DEA AGENTS WILL NOW
RESPOND TO OVERDOSE SCENES.
THEY'RE ON THE HUNT FOR CLUES
THAT WILL LEAD THEM BACK TO THE
SUPPLIER.
>> WE HAVE STARTED TO STREAMLINE
HOW WE DO OVERDOSE DEATHS,
BECAUSE WE ARE WORKING WIT
NARCOTICS UNIT NOW.
THE NARCOTICS UNIT HAS COME ON
BOARD TO WHERE IF WE RESPOND TO
AN OVERDOSE DEATH, AND WE FEEL
MAYBE WE CAN IDENTIFY WHO
MAYBE PROVIDED THE DRUGS, WE'LL
CONTACT A NARCOTICS DETECTIVE.
>> NARCOTICS IS ALWAYS ABOUT THE
MINUTIA, THE SMALL THINGS.
A SCRAP OF PAPER WITH A NAME OR
TELEPHONE NUMBER ON IT.
IT'S ABOUT THE TYPE OF SYRINGE
SOMEONE WAS USING.
THAT TELLS US ABOUT WHERE THEY
ARE GETTING IT FROM.
CHRISTINA: DETECTIVES SAY THOSE
CLUES HELPED LEAD TO THE ARREST
OF SUSPECTED DEALER LOGAN
SILLIMAN IN SOUTH LOUISVILLE.
POLICE SAY HE SOLD HEROIN TO A
MAN IN DECEMBER.
THAT MAN LATER OVERDOSED AND
DIED.
>> WE WERE CONTACTED BY THE LEAD
HOMICIDE EFFECTIVE.
WE MADE THE SCENE, THAT THE
FAMILY.
THAT CASE IS ONE WHERE
EVERYTHING KIND OF ALIGNED.
CHRISTINA: SILLIMAN HAS BEEN
INDICTED ON FEDERAL CHARGES OF
SELLING HEROIN THAT CAUSED A
DEADLY OVERDOSE.
IT'S AN UNPRECEDENTED CHARGE FOR
OUR REGION, AND IT CARRIES A
20-YEAR SENTENCE WITH NO CHANCE
OF PAROLE.
>> GOING INTO THIS, I DON'T
THINK ANY OF US ANTICIPATED HOW
EMOTIONAL IT COULD BE.
IT'S HARD.
CHRISTINA: AUTHORITIES SAY 80%
OF THE SUSPECTED OVERDOSE DEATHS
IN 2017 HAVE BEEN LIKELY FROM
FENTANYL, A SYNTHETIC OPIOID
THAT DEALERS USE TO CUT HEROIN,
TO MAKE IT STRONGER AND CHEAPER.
THIS IS A -- >> THIS IS A STIFF,
SIGNIFICANT PENALTY THAT CAN
COME WITH TRAFFICKING A VERY
SMALL AMOUNT OF HEROIN, BUT THE
PROBLEM IS THAT SMALL AMOUNT O
HEROIN IS KILLING SOMEBODY'S SON
OR DAUGHTER.
THOSE SENTENCES MAY BE STIFF,
BUT THESE GUYS NEED TO KNOW
THOSE SENTENCES ARE OUT THERE.
IF YOU'RE GOING TO PEDDLE THIS
POISON, WE'RE LOOKING FOR YOU,
AND IF WE CATCH YOU, THERE IS A
SIGNIFICANT HAMMER.
VICKI: AND WHILE POLICE AND
FEDERAL AGENTS FIGHT THE ISS
ON THE STREETS, MANY ARE
BATTLING ADDICTION AT HOME,
OFTENTIMES IN SILENCE.
NEARLY 5 MILLION AMERICANS ARE
ADDICTED TO PRESCRIPTION PILLS,
A 300% INCREASE SINCE 1999.
THE FACE OF ADDICTION IS GETTING
YOUNGER.
ERIC KING LOOKS AT THE PAINFUL
REALITY THROUGH THE EYES OF A
PARENT WHO LOST HIS SON TO
ADDICTION.
>> AS I STARTED TO WALK
UPSTAIRS, MY HEART FELL WITH
EACH STEP I WOULD TAKE.
I JUST GOT A BAD FEELING.
AS AGAINST THE TOP OF THE STAIRS
AND WALKED INTO HIS BEDROOM, I
OPENED THE DOOR AND COULD SEE
HIS FEET AND HOW PALE WHITE THEY
LOOK.
I LOST IT AND ASKED MY WIFE TO
CALL 911.
I PULLED MY SUNDOWN DOWN ON THE
FLOOR AND TRY TO GET HIM CPR.
I TRY FOR ABOUT 15 OR 20
MINUTES.
BY THE TIME THEY GOT THERE.
THEY TOOK OVER.
MY WIFE AND ME WERE DEVASTATED.
THEY SAID THERE WAS NOTHING WE
COULD DO FOR HIM, AND WE BOTH
LOST IT.
ERIC: GREG ALLEN WAS 27 YEARS
OLD.
HE DIED IN DECEMBER 2016, JUST A
FEW WEEKS SHY OF HIS BIRTHDAY.
ALTHOUGH HIS DRUG STRUGGLE ENDED
WITH HEROIN, HIS DAD KEN SAYS,
IT DIDN'T START THERE,
>> IN HIS SENIOR YEAR, IT WAS WE
DIDN'T KNOW HE HAD STARTED USING
THE PAIN PILLS.
>> NO KID, NO INDIVIDUAL GOES
INTO HAVING HER FIRST DRINK OR
SMOKING MARIJUANA AND SAYING I'M
GOING TO TRY HEROIN.
NOBODY SAYS THAT.
ERIC: PRISCILLA MACINTOSH IS THE
DIRECTOR OF THE MORTEN CENTER IN
LOUISVILLE WHICH WORKS TO HELP
REHAB AND CURB DRUG ADDICTION,
AND RIGHT NOW, CIRCUMSTANC
HAVE FORCED THEM TO FOCUS ON
GENES.
>> WE'VE HAD CALLS WHERE
ELEMENTARY KIDS ARE CRUSHING OF
SWEET TARTS AND SNORTING THEM UP
THEIR NOSE.
THERE'S THE SCENARIO WHERE WE
HAD ADOLESCENTS WHO MAY BE OUR
DRINKING, SMOKING MARIJUANA, AND
USING PRESCRIPTION PILLS.
THEY ARE TESTING THE WATERS.
WITH THAT, MAYBE THEY GET IN
TROUBLE.
THE PARENTS ARE REALIZING THERE
IS SOMETHING GOING ON.
ERIC: ACCORDING TO THE AMERICAN
SOCIETY OF ADDICTION MEDICINE,
IN 2015, 276,000 KIDS IN THE
U.S. BETWEEN THE AGES OF 12 AND
17 WERE ABUSING OVER THE COUNTER
PAIN MEDS.
AN ADDITIONAL 122,000 WERE
ADDICTED TO PRESCRIPTION PAIN
MEDS, AND 21,000 KIDS HAD TRIED
ERA WHEN -- HAD TRIED HEROIN,
WITH AN ESTIMATED 5,000 CALLING
THEMSELVES CURRENT USERS.
>> RIGHT NOW IS A HEROIN
EPIDEMIC.
IF WE ARE GOING TO GET OUT, IT
HAS TO START AT A YOUNG AGE.
>> PEOPLE ARE INQUISITIVE.
THE YOUNGER WE ARE, THE MORE
INQUISITIVE WE ARE.
IT'S HOW WE LEARN.
YOU MIGHT TRY SOMETHING THE
FIRST TIME.
HEROIN IS THE ONE THING YOU
CANNOT TRY ONE TIME.
ERIC: FOR KEN, IT'S ABOUT
REPLAYING HIS SON'S LIFE,
TRAVELING THE PAINFUL ROAD OF
CONSTANTLY ASKING IF THERE WAS
SOMETHING MORE HE COULD HAVE
DONE OR SAID THAT WOULD HAVE
CHANGED HIS SONS PASS.
-- HIS SONS PASS.
DESPITE THE DAILY HORROR OF THAT
TREK, IT COMES WITH A SMALL BIT
OF SOLACE KNOWING HIS STORY, HIS
SON'S STORY COULD POTENTIALLY
HELP ANOTHER FAMILY STRUGGLING
WITH ADDICTION OR EVEN CONCERNS
OF THE POSSIBILITY OF IT.
>> THERE'S NOT A DAY THAT GOES
BY THAT WE DON'T SHED TEARS.
HE MEANT THAT MUCH TO US.
I KNOW OTHER FAMILIES ARE GOING
THROUGH THE SAME THING.
I DON'T WANT TO SEE ANYBODY HAVE
TO GO THROUGH THIS.
IT'S PAINFUL.
VICKI: COMING UP NEXT, TRACING
THE ORIGINS OF THE OPIOID
EPIDEMIC.
>> HEROINE, COCAINE, CRANKED.
YOU NAME IT, IT'S HERE.
VICKI: WE WILL TAKE YOU TO A
SMALL EASTERN KENTUCKY TOWN
WHERE PHARMACIES DOMINATE THE
LANDSCAPE, AND ADDICTS ARE
FUELING CRIME.
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Concerns over possible scammers in Mountain Brook - Duration: 1:23.
APPROVED BECAUSE THE REPUBLICANS
HOLD A SOLID MAJORITY IN THE
SENATE.
GUY: NEW AT 4:00, SOME RESIDENTS
FRUSTRATED AND CONCERNED FOR
THEIR SAFETY AFTER THEY SAY
MULTIPLE MEN KNOCKED ON THEIR
DOORS TRYING TO SELL SOMETHING.
WVTM13'S LARISSA SCOTT ON WHAT
THEY'RE SAYING.
>> IT'S HAPPENED TWICE.
REPORTER: TWICE, PAM TILLY SAYS,
THAT SHE'S SIGNED UP FOR
SERVICES FROM MEN COMING TO HER
HOUSE.
>> THEY WERE WALKING AROUND THE
NEIGHBORHOOD KNOCKING ON DOORS
AND THAT THEY WERE AT&T AND THAT
THEY WERE GOING TO BE INSTALLING
FIBER OPTIC.
REPORTER: EACH TIME, TILLY SAYS
AT&T CONTACTED HER SAYING THEY
WERE NOT ABLE TO PROVIDE THE
SERVICE SHE SIGNED UP FOR FROM
THE MEN.
>> ALL SORTS OF PEOPLE ARE REAL
ANGRY ABOUT IT.
MOST PEOPLE THINK IT'S A SCAM.
REPORTER: BUT TILLY SAYS SHE
THINKS THE PEOPLE GOING DOOR TO
DOOR ARE CONNECTED TO THE
COMPANY.
>> THEY WERE TALKING TO AT&T I
THINK AND THEY WERE SETTING UP
APPOINTMENTS.
REPORTER: TILLY SAYS SHE'S HEARD
COMPLAINTS FROM MANY OF HER
NEIGHBORS.
>> THEY'RE AROUND IN A BUNCH OF
DIFFERENT NEIGHBORHOODS.
REPORTER: IN SOME CASES, SHE
SAYS THEY'RE EVEN KNOCKING ON
DOORS AFTER DARK, FUELING THE
SCAM RUMOR.
>> I'M JUST REALLY ANGRY AND I'M
TRYING TO LET IT GO.
REPORTER: WITH ALL THE DIFFERENT
ACCOUNTS OF RESIDENTS'
INTERACTIONS WITH THESE PEOPLE
COMING TO THEIR DOORS, THEY'RE
JUST HOPING TO GET TO THE BOTTOM
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NWS: Clermont County tornado was 'very rare' - Duration: 1:35.
UP CONTINUES.
NATALIE: THE CLEANUP CONTINUES
HERE IN THIS WILLIAMSBURG AREA.
NEIGHBORS ARE HELPING NEIGHBORS
CLEAN UP THIS MESS.
THEY WERE SHOCKED AT THIS STORM
SYSTEM THAT MOVED THROUGH HERE.
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
CALLING IT A VERY RARE
OCCURRENCE.
YOU CAN TAKE A LOOK AT ALL THE
DAMAGE LEFT BEHIND ME.
I SPOKE TO ONE HOMEOWNER WHO HAS
LIVED IN THIS HOUSE FOR 11
YEARS.
THANKFULLY, THEY WERE NOT AT
HOME WITH THE STORM BROKE OUT.
-- WHEN THE STORM BROKE OUT.
HE SAID THEY WILL REBUILD.
EVERYTHING WILL BE OK.
>> I AM THANKFUL WE WERE NOT
HERE.
OUR KIDS USUALLY PLAY IN THE
YARD.
THE WAY OUR NEIGHBORS DESCRIBED
IT, IT WAS ALL OVER IN ABOUT 45
SECONDS.
NOBODY WOULD HAVE HAD ANY TIME
TO GET ANYWHERE TO SAFETY.
THINK ABOUT WHAT COULD HAVE
HAPPENED AS OPPOSED TO WHAT DID
HAPPEN.
WE ARE GRATEFUL.
NATALIE: THE NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE SPENT MANY HOURS ARE
HERE TRYING TO DETERMINE WHAT
EXACTLY PAST THROUGH -- PASSED
THROUGH YESTERDAY.
>> THIS STORM PRODUCED SOME
DAMAGE.
NATALIE: THEY HAD PLANNED ON
THIS THING THEIR HOME FOR SALE.
NOW THEY WILL HAVE TO REBUILD.
THEY WILL DO THAT AND THE MARKET
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Police: Appleitress added large tips to customer receipts - Duration: 0:40.
AT
LEAST
$2.33 IN BOTH HARRISBURG
AND LANCASTER AND $2.32 IN
YORK.
BRIAN: A FORMER
DAUPHIN COUNTY
WAITRESS HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH
HE WILL STAYING FROM CUSTOMERS
BY ADDING LARGE TIPS FOR
HERSELF ONTO THEIR BILLS.
SWATARA TOWNSHIP POLICE HAVE
FILED CHARGES AGAINST
28-YEAR-OLD RACHEL
ORLANDO OF
STEELTON.
WHILE WORKING AT AN APPLEBEES
RESTAURANT LAST MONTH, POLICE
AORLANDO
STOLE NEARLY $95 FROM
FOUR CUSTOMERS BY ADDING ON
LARGE TIPS.
APPLEBEES
HAS REIMBURSED THE
CUSTOMERS AND ORLANDO HAS BEEN
FIRED FROM HER JOB.
THIS CASE IS
A REMINDER FOR
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FOX Says Farewell To Bones | Season 12 | BONES - Duration: 3:05.
"Bones," I love you.
You're my sister.
Been watching since season one.
I'm going to miss you.
[kisses]
Hey, you guys over on "Bones," my god,
you guys had a great, great run.
This is wonderful.
I'm trying to get where you are.
Goodbye, "Bones."
Goodbye, my good friend, Emily.
I loved watching you all these years.
I'm very proud of you guys.
We over here at "Empire," we're so excited for you.
We're happy for you.
Keep going, man.
Don't stop.
Good luck for the future.
Farewell, "Bones."
We're going to miss you passionately.
[weeping]
"Bones," congrats on an incredible 12 seasons.
We'll miss you.
[kisses]
"Bones," congratulations on an incredible run.
Terrific show.
Everybody needs "Bones."
Otherwise, you fall down.
So thanks for keeping us up.
Congratulations, "Bones," on your 5 millionth episode.
That's a ton of episodes.
That's crazy.
I can't even imagine that.
We've only done like 48, or less than that.
Oh, man.
Can't believe you guys are still wonderful, nice people.
'Cause it's very hard, what you do.
And you did a great job.
Congratulations.
Here's what I'm going to say.
Rest.
Put your feet up.
There are so many good books that have
come out in the last 12 years.
And also a special shout out to Sarah Michelle Gellar.
Is she on "Bones"?
--movies, TV shows to watch.
Oh, one of the Deschanels is on "Bones."
Happy anniversary, one of the Deschanels.
Really, there's new restaurants all over the city.
Huge fan of your show and so glad and proud of you.
[kisses] Take care.
It's like a whole new world since you guys
went into that sound stage and never came out.
Dear "Bones," congratulations.
Thanks for showing us the way, from "Castle."
12 years.
[laughs] That is amazing.
246 episodes.
You guys are in the top 30 of longest-running dramas
on television.
Congratulations.
You guys deserve it.
And I just wanted to hold you up and say thank you.
Thank you for the years of entertainment.
Congratulations on 12 fantastic years.
I don't know if you remember, but I guest-starred one year.
And I had a great time.
Congratulations for the cast, the crew, and everybody
associated with "Bones."
Congratulations to the cast and crew of "Bones"
on 12 seasons.
That's crazy.
12 seasons.
That's a lot. - Wow.
- I mean, wow. - Well done.
Congratulations, "Bones."
"Bones," congratulations.
Congratulations.
Congratulations.
Congratulations.
Congratulations.
Congratulations.
Congratulations.
Congratulations.
Congratulations.
May we all be as successful as "Bones."
"Bones," baby.
Love you guys.
God bless you.
So all the best in the future.
Bless you on your journey.
Farewell, "Bones."
[music playing]
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Clean up or pay up: Jeannette Quality of Life Ordinance citing homeowners with junk in yard - Duration: 1:48.
ASHLIE: THIS CASE ACTUALLY
STARTS ON THE PUBLIC CITY
SIDEWALK WITH BEER BOXES, DIAPER
BOXES, THIS OLD PIANO, AND IT
EXTENDS ONTO PRIVATE PROPERTY
WITH BAGS OF GARBAGE, A SWIMMING
POOL, AND OTHER DEBRIS.
WE WENT OUT WITH CODE
ENFORCEMENT TODAY AS HE CITED
THIS HOUSE FOR THE FIRST TIME.
HE SAID HE COULD COME BACK AFTER
EACH 24-HOUR PERIOD AND LEAVE
ANOTHER $25 CITATION.
VANCE: THIS STUFF HASN'T BEEN
HERE SINCE YESTERDAY.
IT'S BEEN HERE FOR A NUMBER OF
DAYS, YOU CAN TELL.
ASHLIE: VANCE PHILLIPS IS THE
FIRE CHIEF AND CODE ENFORCEMENT
OFFICER IN JEANNETTE.
CHIEF PHILLIPS: WE DON'T WANT TO
BE OUT HERE TICKETING.
WE DON'T WANT TO BE OUT HERE
ENFORCING THIS.
BUT RIGHT NOW WE NEED TO.
ASHLIE: THE QUALITY OF LIFE
ORDINANCE PASSED EARLIER THIS
YEAR MEANS ANYONE WITH JUNK ON
THEIR PROPERTY CAN FACE A $25
CITATION EACH DAY IT'S THERE.
CHIEF PHILLIPS: THIS WILL BE OUR
THIRD TICKET SINCE THIS
ORDINANCE HAS BEEN IN EFFECT AT
THIS PROPERTY.
ASHLIE: THIS UNREGISTERED,
UNINSPECTED CAR ON BIRCH STREET
HAS BEEN AN ISSUE FOR YEAR
>> YOU ACT LIKE YOU'RE DOING
SOMETHING FOR THE CITY.
DON'T ACT LIKE THIS IS TO HELP
JEANNETTE, TO BENEFIT JEANNETTE.
DO SOMETHING FOR THE KIDS.
DON'T COME AND GIVE ME $25 --
NOTICES FOR MY CAR.
ASHLIE: IT WAS PHILLIPS' THI
TRIP TO THIS HOUSE, AND HE'LL BE
BACK IF IT'S NOT MOVED.
THEN, THE NEXT STOP, WITH DIRTY
FURNITURE --
CHIEF PHILLIPS: THE ACTIVE
CITIZENS, THE PEOPLE WHO DO TAKE
CARE OF THEIR PROPERTIES,
SPECIFICALLY SAID NO TOLERANCE.
ASHLIE: HE'LL GIVE PEOPLE A FEW
DAYS TO TAKE CARE OF IT BUT IF
NOT --
CHIEF PHILLIPS: THIS ALLOWS US
TO TAKE PICTURES, THE PICTURES
LOAD RIGHT INTO THE TICKET.
ASHLIE: JEANNETTE RESIDENTS CAN
EITHER FILE COMPLAINTS ON THE
CITY WEBSITE OR BY CALLING CITY
HALL DURING THE WEEK.
CHIEF PHILLIPS HOPES THIS
PROGRAM PAVES THE WAY FOR OTHER
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DICAS CRUCIAIS PARA VENCER MAIS DUELOS! - YU-GI-OH DUEL LINKS - Duration: 24:14.
For more infomation >> DICAS CRUCIAIS PARA VENCER MAIS DUELOS! - YU-GI-OH DUEL LINKS - Duration: 24:14. -------------------------------------------
Police: Men caught using stolen prescription number at CVS in Lancaster County - Duration: 1:26.
LIVE
TONIGHT.
MEREDITH: TWO MEN WELL, YOU
PULLED
UP TO THIS PHARMACY
SATURDAY AIMING TO DEFRAUD IT
HERE AT CVS, BUT BECAUSE OF
SOME GREAT
TIPS FROM EARLIER
IN THE DAY, POLICE WERE HERE
WAITING FOR THEM.
KING BROOKS, AND ANDREW
WILLIAMS, BOTH FROM
CALIFORNIA, ARE CHARGED WITH
FRAUD AFTER
POLICE SAY THEY
SHOWED UP TO THIS LOCUST
STREET PHARMACY, HOPING TO
LEAVE WITH
DRUGS, NOT PROPERLY
PRESCRIBED FOR THEM.
THAT, AFTER EAST
HEMPFIELD
TOWNSHIP POLICE TIPPED OTHER
DEPARTMENTS AND PHARMACIES
ABOUT THE SCAM.
>> THE PHARMACIES DID
A
WONDERFUL JOB OF SHARING
INFORMATION ABOUT SOME
FRAUDULENT SCRIPTS,
PRESCRIPTIONS, THAT WERE GOING
AROUND IN THE AREA.
MEREDITH:
PLAINCLOTHES
OFFICERS STAKED OUT THE CVS
AND FOUND THE MEN WHO WERE
USING A MARYLAND DOCTOR'S
STOLEN PRESCRIPTION NUMBER TO
GET THE DRUGS.
>> OUR OFFICERS HAD ABOUT AN
HOUR OR TWO.
WE
ACTUALLY SET UP
SURVEILLANCE ON THE LOCATION.
YOU KNOW, THIS CERTAINLY
IS A
STEP TOWARDS PREVENTING FUTURE
DRUG
ABUSE.
MEREDITH: POLICE SPOKE WITH
THE MARYLAND DOCTOR WHOSE
PRESCRIPTION NUMBER WAS
STOLEN.
HE SAYS HE'S
NEVER WRITTEN A
PRESCRIPTION
FOR PROMETHAZINE,
IN FACT HE SAYS HE'S NEVER
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Omaha takes steps to save trees from Emerald Ash Borer - Duration: 1:46.
>> ALL THESE TREE HERE ALONG
ABBOTT DRIVE ARE AT RISK OF
EMERALD ASH BORER.
AND THE CITY HAS TWO OPTIONS
TAKEN THEM DOWN, OR TREAT THEM.
THESE SILVER TAGS SHOW WHICH
ONES HAVE BEEN TREATED, A
PROCESS THAT COULD PROTECT
THOUSANDS OF ASH TREES.
REN SMITH HAS LIVED IN THIS
REGENCY NEIGHBORHOOD FOR NEARLY
FORTY YEARS.
ON HIS DAILY WALKS HE SEES HOW
EMERALD ASH BORER IS CHANGING
THE LOOK OF WHERE HE LIVES.
>> SOME PEOPLE HAVE CUT THEM
DOWN AND REPLACED THEM WITH
TREES AND SOME PEOPLE HAVE CUT
THEM DOWN AND HAVEN'T DONE
ANYTHING YET.
>> GREEN RIBBONS MARK TREES AT
RISK.
X'S TREES THAT NEED TO COME
DOWN.
>> THESE LITTLE BLACK THINGS.
THAT'S WHERE THEY'VE INJECTED IT
ALL THE WAY AROUND.
>> INJECTION IS ONE OF THREE
TREATMENT OPTIONS OFFERED BY ABS
TREE CARE OF OMAHA.
AND THE MOST POPULAR.
>> AN AVERAGE ASH TREE IS
PROBBALY GOING TO BE AROUND 18
TO 20 INCHES A 20 INCH TREE IS
GOING TO RUN YOU ABOUT $200 AND
THAT WILL LAST YOU FOR TWO
YEARS.
>> REPEATING THE PROCESS COULD
KEEP THE TREE ALIVE FOR 20
YEARS.
THE CITY STARTING TREATMENTS
LAST YEAR, ABOUT 200 TREES SO
FAR.
THEY'LL START BACK UP THIS
SPRING WHEN THE WEATHER IS WARM
ENOUGH FOR THE TREATMENTS TO
WORK.
>> IF WE CAN PROLONG THE DEATH
OF SOME OF THESE TREES TO WHERE
WE CAN KEEP A CANOPY AND START
ANOTHER EXISITING ONE RIGHT
BEHIND IT THAT'S WHAT WE'RE
TRYING TO DO.
>> AND WHILE ITS IMPOSSIBLE TO
SAVE ALL ASH TREES.
SMITH HOPES TO SEE FEWER STUMPS
IN HIS NEIGHBHORHOOD.
>> I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY MORE
PEOPLE DON'T TRY TREATING THEM
VERSUS TEARING THEM DOWN.
>> THE CITY HOPES TO SAVE AT
LEAST 5,000 ASH TREES WITH
TREATMENTS.
BUT MANY MORE WILL HAVE TO BE
TAKEN DOWN.
1500 ALREADY HAVE.
EMERALD ASH BORER COSTING THE
CITY ABOUT A MILLION DOLLARS
EACH YEAR.
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