MARIA IN YOUR HEALTH TONIGHT.
: A MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH FOR
PATIENTS LIVING WITH SERIOUS
CASES OF ECZEMA.
ED: TODAY, THE FDA APPROVED A
NEW WAY TO TREAT IT.
AND AS NEWSCENTER 5'S EMILY
RIEMER TELLS US, IT COULD MEAN
RELIEF FOR MILLIONS OF PEOPLE
LIVING WITH THE CONDITION.
EMILY: SINCE SHE WAS A BABY,
ANNE WARNOCK HAS LIVED WITH
SEVERE ECZEMA OR ATOPIC
DERMATITIS.
IN HER TEENS YEARS, THE
CONDITION TOOK A TURN FOR THE
WORSE.
>> IT LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE A BURN
VICTIM.
EMILY ANGRY RED PATCHES CAN
: COVER THE BODY, OFTEN ON THE
FACE, ARMS AND LEGS.
THE ITCHING CAN BE UNBEARABLE.
>> IT'S HARD TO SLEEP, I DON'T
THINK I GOT A FULL NIGHT'S SLEEP
THROUGHOUT MY TEENAGE YEARS AT
ALL.
EMILY: DR. ALEXA KIMBALL IS A
PHYSICIAN AT BETH ISRAEL
DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER.
SHE LED A LOCAL STUDY, PART OF A
NATIONAL CLINICAL TRIAL, FOR A
NEW DRUG CALLED DUPILUMAB.
NOW APPROVED BY THE FDA AS
DUPIXENT, THE INJECTABLE
MEDICATION TARGETS A SPECIFIC
PART OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PAINFUL
CONDITION.
>> DUPILUMAB ITSELF IS
INTERACTING WITH THE IL-4
RECEPTOR AND HELPING TO AGAIN,
REDUCE THE REACTION THAT PEOPLE
WITH ATOPIC DERM'S SKIN IS
HAVING.
EMILY IN THE TRIAL, OF MORE THAN
: 2000 PEOPLE ENROLLED, UP TO
TWO-THIRDS SAW IMPROVEMENT,
REPORTING CLEAR OR NEARLY CLEAR
SKIN.
AND 4 IN 10 SAID ITCHING REDUCED
SHARPLY.
ANNE ENROLLED IN THE TRIAL 3
YEARS AGO AND SAYS WITHIN A
WEEK, SHE NOTICED A CHANGE.
COULD YOU BELIEVE IT?
>> NO.
WITHIN A MONTH, MY SKIN WAS
CLEAR.
IT FELT LIKE I WAS AN ACTUAL
PERSON FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MY
WHOLE LIFE.
EMILY: UNTIL NOW, ATOPIC
DERMATITIS WAS TREATED WITH
TOPICAL MEDICATIONS OR STEROID
CREAMS WHICH HAVE THEIR OWN SIDE
EFFECTS, MAKING IT HARD TO STAY
ON THEM LONG-TERM.
BUT RESEARCHERS SAY THIS
TARGETED APPROACH APPEARS TO
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Jess Experiences Every Child's Worst Nightmare | Season 6 Ep. 21 | NEW GIRL - Duration: 0:52.
You should have seen him.
The only time my dad gets that nervous
is when he doesn't know where to print out his boarding pass.
It's so weird to think of him dating again.
[man groaning]
Wait.
What is that?
It sounds like someone's moving a washing machine.
[man groaning]
Oh, my god.
My dad's boning.
And my dad's boning.
Oh, my god.
Listen to me!
Get out of the house!
Get out of the house!
[clattering] - Jess?
Is that you? - No!
Yes!
I mean, no, it's the cans.
I just um-- finish what you're doing.
No, don't finish.
I mean, everyone deserves to finish.
Oh, god. [clattering]
Oh, these cans.
[clattering]
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Schmidt Throws A Fit | Season 6 Ep. 21 | NEW GIRL - Duration: 1:12.
The dream is dead.
Say goodbye to the Schmidt Charitable Trust.
Yeah, I don't know what that is.
But is that why you were throwing
light bulbs against our garage?
That was unrelated.
Oh.
It's the foundation that I was going
to establish to take the Schmidt brand to the next level.
But now I can't.
The name is taken.
What?
Get a load of that.
The Schmidt Charitable Trust was
established in 1948 by Cranston Schmidt
to promote nudity in restaurants.
Cranston Schmidt and his naked waitresses!
What am I supposed to do now?
How can I show my peers that I make
so much money that I could just throw it away on strangers?
There is one way that you could maybe solve your problem.
What?
You could use your first name.
What did you say?
You are not a frat boy drinking out of a keg anymore.
OK?
You are an executive now.
You're a baller.
I am a baller.
Also, I was never allowed in frats.
Too much hazing that required a visible penis.
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Video: Have an appetite for reading? - Duration: 1:15.
EAT UP.
REPORTER: IF YOU HAVE AN
APPETITE FOR READING, OR JUST AN
APPETITE THEN YOU'LL WANT TO SEE
WHAT'S ON MENU IN APRIL AT
BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY.
>> IT IS DESIGNED TO REALLY
START CONVERSATION.
STIMULATE CONVERSATION, ENGAGE
THE PUBLIC AND THEY'RE ALL FREE
EVENTS.
REPORTER: IT'S PART OF WHATS
CALLED B-C READ UP, THE THEME
THIS YEAR IS EAT UP.
>> THERE ARE SO MANY WAYS TO
EXPLORE FOOD AND WE JUST THOUGHT
IT WOULD BE A GREAT TOPIC FOR BC
READS.
REPORTER: THERE ARE 60 DIFFERENT
EVENTS THROUGH THE COUNTY AND
THERE TRULY IS SOMETHING FOR
EVERYBODY.
WHETHER IT'S MEETING THE AUTHOR,
OR BRING THE COMMUNITY TO YOU
THEY MADE SURE THERE WAS
EVERYTHING COVERED.
>> WE HAVE A SUSHI ROLLING CLASS
WITH ROY'S.
WE HAVE MEET THE ILLUSTRATOR FOR
A KIDS BOOK.
REPORTER: ORGANIZERS HOPE THIS
DOES MORE THAN FEED AN INTEREST,
BUT BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER.
>> WE HAVE COMPOSTING,
GARDENING, KID'S GARDENING, WE
HAVE SO MANY INTERESTING EVENTS.
WE'RE ACTUALLY WORKING WITH THE
NATIONAL AQUARIUM ON
SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD PROGRAM.
REPORTER: NO MATTER YOUR TASTE,
BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
IS SERVING UP EVENTS FOR THE
ENTIRE MONTH OF APRIL.
THEY'RE HOPING PEOPLE EAT IT UP.
IN TOWSON, MEGAN PRINGLE WBAL TV
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Deputy shot during response to argument over hummus nearly died, prosecutor says - Duration: 2:25.
ONY.
KARIN: KATIE BARNES WAS THE
FIRST TO TAKE THE STAND TODAY.
SHE WENT TO THE LANDEN APARTMENT
COMPLEX TWICE THAT NIGHT, BOTH
TIMES FOR A DOMESTIC CALL.
THE SECOND TIME SHE FOUND
HERSELF IN A SHOOTOUT.
SHE WAS SHOT.
PROSECUTORS SAY THE BULLET
MISSED KILLING HER BY JUST A
FRACTION OF AN INCH.
>> I HEARD A LOUD FLASH AND A
BANG.
KARIN: BULLETS FLEW OUTSIDE OF A
LANDEN APARTMENT.
>> IT'S A SOUND I'LL NEVER
FORGET.
IT'S LIKE A WHIZZING AND A LOUD
BUZZING.
KARIN: ONE BULLET HIT DEPUTY
KATIE BARNES IN THE ABDOMEN, BUT
SHE DIDN'T KNOW IT AT FIRST.
>> WHEN I WENT TO PUT THE NEW
MAG IN MY GUN, THE SLIGHT OF MY
WRIST UNDER MY WATCH, I LOOKED
DOWN AND SAW MY SHIRT FRAYED,
AND MY WRIST CAUGHT IT, AND IT
WAS WARM AND WET
KARIN: TODAY SHE WIPED AWAY
TEARS WHEN RECALLING EVENTS OF
THAT NIGHT, JUNE 9 OF LAST YEAR.
>> DID YOU WANT EVERYONE TO RUSH
INTO THAT SCENE AT THAT TIME?
>> NO.
>> WHY NOT?
>> I DIDN'T KNOW WHERE HE WAS,
AND I DID NOT WANT ANYBODY
COMING IN TO THAT COMPLEX.
KARIN: BARNES SAYS HER MAIN
CONCERN WAS PROTECTING OTHER
OFFICERS.
BLEEDING AND SHOT, SHE MADE IT
AROUND BUILDINGS, OVER A FENCE,
AND COLLAPSED NEAR HER SERGEANT.
IN THE MEANTIME, THE HUNT WAS ON
FOR HER SHOOTER.
FOR NEARLY SEVEN HOURS,
NEIGHBORHOODS WERE ON LOCKDOWN.
20-YEAR-OLD MOHAMMED LAGHAOUI
WAS EVENTUALLY ARRESTED.
>> MOHAMMED LAGHAOUI IS MENTALLY
ILL.
KARIN: AND HIS ATTORNEY SAYS HE
SHOULD BE FOUND NOT GUILTY BY
REASON OF INSANITY.
NADEEM QURAISHI SAYS IN THE
MONTHS LEADING UP TO THE
SHOOTING, LAGHAOUI SHOWED SIGNS
OF PARANOIA.
HE BELIEVED THERE WAS A SNAKE IN
HIS STOMACH.
>> HE TELLS THE FOLKS AT WEST
CHESTER URGENT CARE, "I HAVE A
SNAKE IN MY THROAT THAT'S TRYING
TO COME OUT, AND I KNOW THIS
BECAUSE I'VE SEEN IT."
KARIN: QURAISHI SAYS LAGHAOUI
WOULD TALK LIKE AN ALIEN AND
EVEN ASKED TO BE CALLED FRANK.
INVESTIGATORS SAY LAGHAOUI ALSO
SHOT HIS FATHER IN THE HAND THAT
NIGHT AND FIRED SHOTS AT A
NEIGHBOR.
PROSECUTORS SAY THE DOMESTIC
DISPUTE ALL STARTED BECAUSE OF A
FIGHT OVER HUMMUS.
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Couple misses wedding after giving birth, gets married at hospital - Duration: 1:22.
SO THEY DECIDED TO HELP THEM
OUT.
KOCO'S CRYSTAL PRICE IS IN
SHAWNEE WITH THE STORY.
CRYSTAL: IT ALL HAPPENED HERE AT
SAINT ANTHONY SHAWNEE HOSPITAL.
THE COUPLE CAME HERE FOR THEIR
ROUTINE CHECK UP WHEN THE
UNEXPECTED OCCURRED.
>> WE HAD HER DRESS AND MY SUIT
AND WE WERE GOING TO GO ON OUR
WAY.
CRYSTAL: JASON AND HILARY
SHUFFIELD WERE ON THEIR WAY TO
OKLAHOMA CITY FOR THEIR WEDDING
WHEN THEY STOPPED AT THE
HOSPITAL FOR HILARY'S ROUTINE
CHECK UP.
>> IT WAS JUST SUPPOSED TO BE A
STRESS TEST.
CRYSTAL: BUT IT TURNED OUT TO BE
MORE THAN THAT.
>> AND THEN THE DOCTOR GAVE US
THE NEWS AND SAID THE BABY IS ON
ITS WAY RIGHT NOW.
>> YOU'RE IN LABOR.
PAUL: -- CRYSTAL: WITHIN A
MATTER OF HOURS, HILARY GAVE
BIRTH TO THEIR DAUGHTER MIRIAM
WHICH MEANT THEY WEREN'T GOING
TO MAKE IT TO THEIR WEDDING THE
NEXT DAY.
THAT'S WHEN THE HOSPITAL STAFF
STEPPED IN.
>> I SCURRIED AROUND AND WAS
GOING TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN I
WANTED IT TO BE A SURPRISE.
JESSICA: THE STUFF FROM THE
HOSPITAL PUT UP DECORATIONS
CREATED AN ISLE FOR HER WALK
DOWN AND EVEN PREPARED A TWO
TIER WEDDING CAKE.
>> IT WAS VERY OVERWHELMING, I
JUST COULDN'T BELIEVE THAT
PEOPLE WHO HAD BARELY KNOWN AS
FOR 24 HOURS WENT OUT OF THE WAY
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A realidade é plástica! | Hipnose (ft. Anthony Jacquin) - Duration: 11:24.
For more infomation >> A realidade é plástica! | Hipnose (ft. Anthony Jacquin) - Duration: 11:24. -------------------------------------------
A Break In The Rain - Duration: 3:29.
SHEREE: NEW ON WLWT, THE
FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP POLICE CHIEF
HAS RESIGNED.
CHIEF MATT FRUCHEY TELLS WLWT HE
AND THE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES CAME
TO AN AGREEMENT THAT HE WOULD
RETIRE EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY.
FRUCHEY HAS BEEN THE CHIEF FOR 4
YEARS.
HE WOULDN'T GO INTO SPECIFICS
ABOUT WHAT LED UP TO THE
DECISION, BUT SAYS THE TRUSTEES
WANTED TO MAKE A CHANGE IN THE
DEPARTMENT.
ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S
CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE
FORECAST.
KEVIN: IF YOU'RE DOING ANYTHING
OUTSIDE OF THIS EVENING, THE
CLOUDS WILL NOT YIELD ANY
RAINFALL.
WE WILL GET A BREAK FROM THE
RAIN.
I DO NOT EXPECT RAIN TO APPEAR
IN THE FORECAST UNTIL THURSDAY.
WE HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF A
NORTHERLY BREEZE AT 10.
THAT WILL BRING SOME SLIGHTLY
COOLER AIR.
54 IN HILLSBORO.
A FEW DEGREES WARMER AS WE
APPROACH THE RIVER.
UPPER 50'S AND LOW 60'S THERE
THE MOTOR THE WAY -- THE MOTOR
SPEEDWAY.
TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW IN THE
MIDDLE AND UPPER 50'S WILL DROP
BACK CLOSER TO 50 DEGREES.
IF YOU ARE GOING OUT, YOU MIGHT
NEED A LIGHT JACKET OR SWEATER.
A LOT OF US WILL END UP CLOSE TO
45 BY TOMORROW MORNING.
43 AND WILMINGTON AND
SPRINGBORO.
44 OVER IN PEEBLES.
HIGHS TOMORROW WILL BE CLOSE TO
WHAT THEY WERE TODAY.
I EXPECT THEM TO CRIME IN THE
MIDDLE AND UPPER 50'S -- TO
CLIMB INTO THE MIDDLE AND UPPER
50'S.
TOMORROW WILL BE MUCH LIKE
TODAY.
THE CLOUDS WILL BE VERY STUBBORN
AND SLOW TO BURN OFF.
THE NEXT STORM SYSTEM WE ARE
KEEPING AN EYE ON IS IN NEW
MEXICO.
IT WILL BRING US OUR NEXT ROUND
OF SHOWERS AND STORMS.
IT IS QUIET TONIGHT ASIDE FROM
CLOUDY CONDITIONS.
I THINK THE CLOUDS WILL
GRADUALLY THIN OUT TOMORROW.
I WILL NOT RULE OUT FOR A FEW
HOURS A DECENT AMOUNT OF
SUNSHINE.
IT DEPENDS ON HOW QUICKLY THE
ROAD THE CLOUDS AWAY.
-- WE A ROAD -- WE GET RID OF
THE CLOUDS.
43 AT 8:00 A.M., 52 BY
LUNCHTIME, JUST SHY OF 60 FOR
THE AFTERNOON.
I AM NOT TERRIBLY CONCERNED
ABOUT WIDESPREAD SEVERE WEATHER.
WE COULD HAVE STRONGER STORMS
THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
SOME OF THOSE SHOWERS WILL
LINGER ON FRIDAY.
THE WEEKEND LOOKS VERY NICE.
IT LOOKS SUNNY AND QUITE
COMFORTABLE.
THE KNIGHTS MIGHT BE A LITTLE
COOL.
THERE IS A DARK CLOUD LOOMING
OVER OPENING DAY.
THE QUESTION IS WHEN DOES THE
RAIN START ON MONDAY?
I WOULD PLAN ON WET WEATHER.
THE GAME ITSELF COULD CERTAINLY
BE IMPACTED.
SOMETHING WILL BE IMPACTED ON
OPENING DAY.
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More cuts coming to UofL - Duration: 1:35.
THE PROBLEM, IT'S THE SPENDING.
>> WHEN WE SAY SPEND, THAT MEANS
TRANSFER TO THE UNIVERSITY AND
WE'RE JUST MAKING SURE THAT
WE'RE BEING A PRUDENT
FOUNDATION.
REPORTER: THE U OF L FOUNDATION
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY TO CUT ITS
ANNUAL TRANSFER TO U OF L
FROM $44.1 MILLION THIS YEAR TO
30.4 MILLION NEXT YEAR.
FOUNDATION CHAIR DIANE MEDLEY
SAYS U OF L'S ENDOWMENT IS
SHRINKING FROM TOO MUCH
OVERSPENDING.
>> WE'RE PROUD OF THE RESULTS
THAT HAVE BEEN GENERATED BY THE
PORTFOLIO, BUT IT HASN'T BEEN
ENOUGH TO KEEP UP WITH THE
SPENDING.
REPORTER: U OF L'S FINANCIAL
ADVISERS TOLD THE FOUNDATION THE
ENDOWMENT HAS SHRUNK
FROM MORE THAN $600 MILLION FIVE
YEARS AGO TO 577 MILLION AT THE
END OF 2016.
>> MOSTLY OVERSPENDING WAS
ACTUALLY MONEY SENT TO THE
UNIVERSITY TO SUPPORT ITS
MISSION.
SO IT WAS DONE FOR THE RIGHT
REASON, IT WAS JUST NOT
NECESSARILY A PRUDENT THING TO
DO ON AN ONGOING BASIS.
REPORTER: THE FOUNDATION ALSO
DECIDED TO END A CONTROVERSIAL
PROGRAM THAT GAVE FORMER U OF L
PRESIDENT JAMES RAMSEY MILLIONS
IN BONUSES.
>> WE JUST FELT LIKE WE NEED TO
START A CLEAN SLATE HERE AND
JUST DRAW A LINE IN THE SAND.
ANYONE WHO'S IN IT AND HAS
VESTED WILL GET THEIR MONEY, BUT
GOING FORWARD, WE THINK IT NEEDS
TO BE RETHOUGHT.
REPORTER: ALL PART OF ONGOING
CHANGES TO ADDRESS CONCERNS
ABOUT THE FOUNDATION.
>> WE JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE THE
PUBLIC KNOWS WE'RE GOING TO MAKE
AS BEST DECISION AS WE CAN TO
PROTECT THIS FOUNDATION FOR THE
LONG HAUL TO START GROWING IT
AGAIN BECAUSE THERE'S A LOT OF
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Injured owls going through rehabilitation - Duration: 1:39.
WITH OTHER BIRDS FOR THE
NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS BEFORE
THEIR RETURN BACK TO MOTHER
NATURE.
THIS IS AN OWL SANDWICHEDDED
BETWEEN THE CAB AND TRAILER OF A
TRUCK.
THE BIRD NOW NAMED TRUCKER FOUND
HIMSELF STUCK AFTER COLLIDING
WITH THE VEHICLE.
HE WAS IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO
VETERINARY EMERGENCY SURGERY
HOSPITAL IN BRENTWOOD, THEN CAME
HERE TO ON THE WING REHAB CENTER
FOR RAPTOR BIRDS.
>> WHEN I GOT THE BIRD I DID NOT
THINK HE WAS GOING TO SURVIVE
THE NIGHT.
REPORTER: SHE'S TAKING CARE OF
TRUCKER.
>> LOOKING AT THE RADIO GRAPHS,
A LOT OF DAMAGED TISSUE AND IT'S
A SLOW PROCESS TO GET THAT
TISSUE BACK TO A HEALTHY STATE.
REPORTER: PART OF THE HEALING
PROCESS INCLUDES COLD LASER
THERAPY.
>> THIS COLD LASER HELPS
REGENERATE CELLS, HEAL THE BODY.
REPORTER: AND TRUCKER IS NOT THE
ONLY OWL JANE IS HELPING.
THIS GRIT HORNED OWL NAMED NEW
BURY WAS RECENTLY DROPPED OFF
AFTER IT GOT CAUGHT IN A SOCCER
NET.
>> UNFORTUNATELY WITH NETTING
AND FISHING LINE, THE MORE THEY,
ONCE THEY GET STUCK THERE, THEY
JUST SIT AND SPIN, UNTIL IT
ALMOST LOOKS LIKE A COCOON.
REPORTER: SHE SAYS THERE ARE A
NUMBER OF THINS WE CAN DO TO
HELP BIRDS AVOID GETTING HURT,
INCLUDING COVERING NETTING WHEN
NOT IN USE, AND REMOVING FISHING
LINE THAT GETS CAUGHT IN TREES.
>> I'LL FIND THAT LINE AND BRING
IT IN, MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE.
REPORTER: ONCE THEY ARE READY TO
BE RELEASED, THEY'LL BE BROUGHT
BACK TO WHERE THEY WERE FOUND TO
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Pregnant woman shot in Lexington identified - Duration: 1:46.
KENNY: WE BEGIN TUESDAY WITH NEW
DETAILS IN A CRIME WE BROUGHT TO
YOU AS BREAKING NEWS THIS
MORNING ON WXII 12.
POLICE SAY A LEXINGTON MAN SHOT
HIS PREGNANT GIRLFRIEND IN THE
STOMACH.
TALITHA: NOW, HE'S FACING TWO
COUNTS OF ATTEMPTED MURDER.
27-YEAR-OLD MONDRAIL WOODBERRY
IS IN JAIL TONIGHT, HIS BOND
SET AT $705,000.
THE VICTIM IS THIS WOMAN,
27-YEAR-OLD RAVEN CAUTHEN.
WE ARE TOLD SHE THANKFULLY IS IN
STABLE CONDITION, ALONG WITH HER
UNBORN CHILD.
WXII 12'S DAVONTE MCKENITH JOINS
US LIVE NOW AT THE DAVIDSON
COUNTY JAIL.
DAVONTE: POLICE SAY THIS IS A
CASE OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, BUT
THEY HAVE NEVER RESPONDED TO THE
AT HOME BEFORE.
THE SUSPECT IS HERE IN JAIL
TONIGHT, FACING A TOTAL OF SEVEN
CHARGES.
I WANT TO SHOW YOU THE SCENE
EARLIER THIS MORNING.
POLICE SAY THEY GOT A CALL
AROUND 5:00 TODAY FOR A WOMAN
WHO HAD BEEN SHOT.
WHEN THEY ARRIVED, THEY SAW
MONDRAIL WOODBERRY LEAVING THE
SCENE IN A CAR, AND HAD TO
ACTUALLY CHASE HIM BEFORE HE
CRASHED ABOUT A MILE AWAY.
HE WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY, ALL
WHILE POLICE WERE TRYING TO GET
INSIDE THE APARTMENT TO HELP THE
PREGNANT WOMAN.
IG KICKED IN THE DOOR AND WAS
ABLE TO TAKE HER TO THE HOSPITAL
IN CRITICAL CONDITION.
NEIGHBORS NEARBY SAY THEY HAVE
HEARD COMMOTION FROM THAT
APARTMENT IN THE PAST.
>> I HAVE BEEN HERE ABOUT 30
DAYS, A LITTLE OVER.
I'VE BEEN HEARING ALL THROUGH
THE NIGHT AND THE DAYTIME AND
HOPED THEY WOULD NOT BE THERE
LONG, BECAUSE I TRY TO MIND MY
OWN BUSINESS, BUT KNOW THERE WAS
SOMETHING GOING ON.
DAVONTE: POLICE TELL US A
TWO-YEAR-OLD CHILD WAS ALSO IN
THE HOME AT THE TIME SHOTS WERE
FIRED.
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ADA performs free type 2 diabetes risk screenings - Duration: 0:52.
TIME.
RICK: THE OHIO RIVER GREENWAY
WILL CONNECT THE RIVERFRONTS IN
NEW ALBANY, CLARKSVILLE, AND
JEFFERSONVILLE.
NEW ALBANY'S PORTION SHOULD BE
FINISHED LATER THIS YEAR.
JENNIFER: SETTING ASIDE 60
SECONDS TO POSSIBLY SAVE YOUR
LIFE.
TODAY, THE AMERICAN DIABETES
ASSOCIATION PERFORMED TYPE 2
DIABETES RISK SCREENINGS AT 5:00
AREA LOCATIONS.
MORE THAN 600,000 PEOPLE IN
KENTUCKY LIVE WITH DIABETES.
LEFT UNTREATED, TYPE 2 DIABETES
CAN INCREASE YOUR RISK FOR A
HEART ATTACK, KIDNEY DISEASE,
NERVE DAMAGE, BLINDNESS, AND
OTHER HEALTH COMPLICATIONS.
>> IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW IF
YOU ARE AT RISK AS YOU CAN MAKE
THE CHANGES WITH YOUR DOCTOR,
DIET, AND EXERCISE TO MOVE THE
NEEDLE SO YOU DO NOT MOVE TO THE
ONSET.
JENNIFER: TODAY'S SCREENINGS
WERE A PARTNERSHIP WITH PASSPORT
HEALTH PLAN, NORTON HEALTHCARE,
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Woman uses CPR to save baby on Lancaster County road - Duration: 1:21.
NEWS 8'S KATELYN SMITH COVERS
WASHINGTON BORO AND SHOWS
US
WHAT HAPPENED.
>> HE WOKE UP THIS MORNING,
READY TO RARE
AND TEAR.
>> THE COMPLETE OPPOSITE OF
OUT EASTON WAS ACTING
YESTERDAY.
HIS MOM PULLED INTO THIS
PARKING LOT AFTER SEEING HIM
IN THE REARVIEW.
>> HE
WAS CHANGING COLORS, IT
WAS AWFUL.
KATELYN: SHE FLAGGED DOWN SOME
HELP, INCLUDING ALEXIS
ALLEN.
>> HE WAS IN TROUBLE.
HE WAS IN TROUBLE.
KATELYN: ALEXIS SAYS EASTON
WAS LAYING ON THE GROUND HERE.
SHE STARTED C.P.R. RIGHT AWAY
AND SHE SAYS WITHIN ABOUT A
MINUTE HE WAS BREATHING AGAIN.
>> GOD PUTS PEOPLE IN THE
RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME.
>> EASTON SPENT A FEW HOURS IN
THE HOSPITAL.
HE
HAD HAD A SEIZURE BUT IT
TURNS OUT HE WAS SURROUNDED BY
NURSE THE WHOLE TIME.
HIS MOM
IS A CERTIFIED NURSING
ASSISTANT.
>> AND WE ARE TRAINED FOR THAT
KIND OF STUFF, BUT IT'S
DIFFERENT WHEN, WHEN IT'S YOUR
SON, AND YOUR
FIRST HAND.
>> ALEXIS IS ALSO A CERTIFIED
NURSING ASSISTANT.
>> THAT'S MY MOM.
KATELYN: AND THE
DAY BEFORE
SHE WAS AT HER MOTHER'S
FUNERAL WHO WAS A NURSE, AS
WELL.
>> AND I FEEL LIKE I GAVE
EVERYTHING AND THEN SOME.
AND I FEEL LIKE THAT
WAS MY
MOM, YOU KNOW?
IF I COULD BREATHE THAT LAST
BREATH INTO THIS LITTLE
BOY,
THAT'S, THAT'S DEFINITELY WHAT
I DID.
>> I COULDN'T THANK HER
ENOUGH, FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY
HEART.
KATELYN: IN LANCASTER COUNTY,
KATELYN SMITH, NEWS 8.
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Opening of spring practices - Duration: 0:47.
ORIOLES,
11-9 TODAY.
IT'S A DAY TO REJOICE FOR
SCHOLASTIC ATHLETES AS TODAY IS
THE FIRST DAY FOR FULL-SQUAD
WORKOUTS AND TRYOUTS FOR SPRING
SPORTS.
NOT UNUSUALLY.
ALL THE WORKOUTS WERE INDOORS
TODAY.
LIKE AT DEERING HIGH WERE THE
SOFTBALL TEAM HAD IT'S FIRST
PRACTICE.
EVERYBODY IS IN THE SAME BOAT
WHEN IT COMES TO THE OUTDOOR
CONDITIONS.
>> WE
ARE DEFINITELY NOT GOING
TO GET OUTSIDE ANYTIME SOON.
IT IS HARD TO SEE EVERYTHING
BECAUSE HE CANNOT DO EVERYTHING
YOU WANT TO DO.
I THINK WE COULD GET IT JUST FOR
WHO CAN DO WHAT AND SEE WHAT WE
CAN DO IN HERE UNTIL WE CAN GET
OUTSIDE.
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Gov. Bevin vetoes bill for treatment instead of jail - Duration: 1:41.
HERE, TO JAIL.
>> WHEN HE VETO THIS BILL, WE
WERE ALL SHOCKED.
WE HAD NO IDEA.
REPORTER: DOCTOR SHEILA SCHUSTER
HAS BEEN A SUPPORTER OF SENATE
BILL 91, KNOWN AS TIM'S LAW, FOR
A WHILE.
>> IT IS COURT ORDERED
OUTPATIENT TREATMENT
UNASSAILABLE SIDE.
WE ARE TRYING TO KEEP PEOPLE OUT
OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
AND KEEP THEM OUT OF JAIL AND
THE HOSPITAL.
REPORTER: THE BILL WOULD ALLOW
SOMEONE TO PETITION A JUDGE TO
ORDER A PERSON LIVING WITH
MENTAL ILLNESS TO ATTEND
OUTPATIENT TREATMENT, IF A
NUMBER OF REQUIREMENTS ARE MET.
>> WE HAVE CAREFULLY DEFINED THE
PEOPLE THAT WOULD BE ELIGIBLE
FOR THESE PETITIONS.
WE DO NOT WANT TO CAST A WIDE
NET.
REPORTER: SOME OF THE
REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE THE PERSON
MUST BE DIAGNOSED WITH A SERIOUS
MENTAL ILLNESS AND HAVE BEEN
INVOLUNTARILY HOSPITALIZED A
LEAST TWICE IN THE LAST YEAR.
THE COURT ORDER IS ABOUT
THEIR COMPLIANCE WITH TAKING THE
MEDICATION AND MEETING WITH THE
TREATMENT TEAM.
THAT IS IT.
REPORTER: ON MONDAY, GOVERNOR
MATT BEVIN VETOED THE BILL.
IN HIS VETO MESSAGE, HE WROTE IN
PART, RESTRICTING LIBERTY ON
FUTURE EVENTS, WITHOUT EVIDENCE
OF ANY THREAT, IS A DANGEROUS
PRECEDENT TO SET.
SUPPORTERS OF THE BILL DISAGREE.
>> THERE ARE SEVERAL LIBERTIES
ARE NOT BEING INFRINGED UPON.
THEY ARE OUT LIVING WHERE THEY
LIVE IN GOING WHERE THEY WANT TO
DO.
OFTENTIMES WHEN PEOPLE GO TO
OUTPATIENT, THEY ARE VERY
SURPRISED.
THEY HAVE FREEDOMS AND ARE GOING
TO GROUPS.
THE DOOR IS NOT LOCKED.
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Trial begins for man charged in overdose death - Duration: 1:40.
TO THE
MOMENTS RIGHT AFTER SHE WAS
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN A DRAMATIC
911 CALL.
TRAVIS WEST SAT QUIETLY IN THE
COURTROOM TUESDAY AS THE STATE
PLAYED HIS 911 CALL FROM JUNE
2015.
HE IS HEARD DESCRIBING BAILEY
BRADY MOMENTS AFTER FINDING HER
UNCONSCIOUS FROM A DRUG
OVERDOSE, THE DISPATCHER
COACHING HIM THROUGH CPR.
TUESDAY, THE STATE SPENT MUCH OF
THE DAY CALLING THEIR OWN
WITNESSES TO THE STAND, TRYING
TO PROVE WEST IS THE ONE WHO
PROVIDED HIS FRIEND BRADY WITH
THE HEROINE THAT KILLED HER.
>> AT THE TIME YOU ARRIVED, DID
YOU KNOW THAT BAILEY WAS RELATED
TO A COWORKER OF YOURS?
>> YES.
>> WHO WAS SHE RELATED TO?
>> LIEUTENANT STEVE BARGES.
>> LIEUTENANT STEVE ARE JUST
TOLD THE JURY HIS STEPDAUGHTER
HAD OVERDOSED A YEAR BEFORE HER
DEATH.
THAT WAS THE FIRST TIME HE AND
HER MOM LEARNED OF HER DRUG
PROBLEM.
>> WE PAID FOR HER TO DO INTENSE
OUTPATIENT THERAPY FOR, I WANT
TO SAY, THREE MONTHS.
>> WERE YOU AWARE IF SHE WAS
STILL IN TREATMENT AT THE TIME
OF HER DEATH?
>> I THINK SHE WAS DOWN TO
MEETING ONCE A WEEK OR SOME TYPE
OF AFTERCARE.
>> WEST DID AN BIT TO GIVING
BRADY HEROINE IN THE PAST AND
EVEN THOUGH HE WAS WITH HER IN
HER APARTMENT WHEN SHE DIED, HE
SAID HE DID NOT PROVIDE HER WITH
THE DOSE THAT TOOK HER LIFE.
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Gov. LePage wants to make tough welfare regulations the law - Duration: 2:00.
INSIST THAT THEIR CHANGES ARE
WORKING AND THEIR FOCUSED ON
PROTECTING PROGRESS.
>> WE WANT MAINERS TO KEEP
MOVING FROM POVERTY TO
PROERITY LONG AFTER I AM GONE.
PAUL: THE GOVERNOR AND HIS
ALLIES ARE PUSHING THE WEFARE
REFORM FOR INCREASED SECURITY
AND EMPLOYMENT ACT THE RISE ACT
FOR SHORT.
IT SEEKS TO CODIFY IN LAW MANY
OF THE RULE CHANGES THE LEGE
ADMINISTRATION HAS BEEN ABLE TO
MAKE WITHOUT LEGISLATIVE
APPROVAL.
>> WHY WOULD WE TAKE A PROGR
THAT'S WORKING AND THEN, THE
NEXT ELECTION, ELECT A GOVERNO
WHO COMES IN AND REMOVES THE
WAIVER FOR WORK AGAIN
WHY WOULD WE WANT TO DO THAT?
PAUL ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS
: ACCUSE PREVIOUS GOVERNORS OF
RELAXING THE RULES AND TRAPPING
MAINERS IN A CYCLE OF POVERT
>> WE TALK ABOUT THE AMERICAN
DREAM BUT HAVE DESIGNED WELFAR
PROGRAMS THAT HE BECOME A
NIGHTMARE OF POVERTY AND
DESPAIR.
PAUL THE GOVERNOR SAYS TOUGHER
: RULES HAVE SHRUNKEN THE
STATE'S PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
PROGRAMS AND LED MORE MAINERS TO
TRANSITION SUCCESSFULLY FROM
WELFARE TO WORK.
WE PUT THESE BILLS UP IN THE
PAST.
PAUL REPUBLICAN HOUSE MINORITY
: LEADER KEN FREDETTE IS THE
SPONSOR OF THE RISE ACT.
PEOPLE DON'T THINK THAT THESE
POLICIES MEAN SOMETHING, WELL,
THEY MEAN SOMETHING TO PEOPLE AT
THE POLLS.
PAUL AFTER TODAY'S PRESS
: CONFERENCE, ADVOCATES PUSHING
FOR A MORAL BUDGET GATHERED
OUTDE THE GOVERNOR'S CABINET
ROOM TO RESPOND.
>> THIS RISE PROPOSAL IS HELPING
NO ONE RISE.
>> WHAT THE GOVERNOCALLS
'REFORMS' ARE VERY PUNITIVE, AND
THEY'VE HAD THE RESULT OF JUST
REALLY DRASTICALLY REDUCING THE
PEOPLE WHO GET ASSISTANC
PAUL WE ASKED THE GOVERNOR ABOUT
: CHILDREN WHO LOSE THEIR
WELFARE BENEFITS AFTER THEIR
PARENTS GET CAUGHT CHEATING THE
SYSTEM.
>> THOSE PARENTS SHOULD NOT HAVE
THOSE CHILDREN.
PERIOD
PAUL: DEMOCRATIC LAWMAKERS DID
NOT WANT TO RESPOND ON CAMERA,
BUT IN A WRITTEN STATEMENT, THE
CHAIR OF THE LEGISLATIVE HEALTH
AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE
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Nick Asks Aly For Advice | Season 6 Ep. 21 | NEW GIRL - Duration: 1:27.
[clearing throat]
Achoo!
Tch, tch, tch, tch.
Tch.
Ah-- [coughing] Oh, you're up.
You woke me up.
Hey, do you mind if I run something by you that's
very personal, very hot button?
I do.
I need the rest.
I'm working nights this week.
Oh, as a police officer?
No, Nick, as a prostitute.
Yes, as a cop.
Now, will you please leave my room?
I'm very tired, and I need to get some rest--
I understand, but here it comes.
I have to tell you. -I don't want to hear it.
-Aly, I'm going to tell you. -I swear to god--
I need to break up with Reagan, and I don't know how to.
Dammit, Nick.
Well, now you're involved.
So, now that you're involved, we need to talk now, because we're
basically partners in this.
We're not partners.
Things with Reagan and I haven't been working out,
and last night it really came to a head.
It's just crazy.
I was just driving down the-- -Sounds crazy.
Reagan.
Yes?
I worked all day.
We haven't seen each other.
Don't you want to catch up?
Yes.
Fine.
What-- what happened to you today?
I saw a seagull in the backseat of a moving car.
Can we have sex now?
You don't get it.
Let's get it over with.
What does this have to do with me?
I was hoping you could tell me how to break up with her.
Just pretend you're an adult, and get it over with.
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News 8 checks in with first responders dealing with opioid epidemic - Duration: 2:04.
S 8'S MEREDITH
JORGENSEN SPOKE WITH CREWS AND
INVESTIGATORS IN
LANCASTER
COUNTY.
>> IT IS, EVERY DAY, IT'S
ROUTINE, PART OF THE OPERATION
NOW.
MEREDITH: THE
CONSTANT CALL
FOR OPIOID OVERDOSES CAN I
TAKE ITS TOLL.
>>
WE SORT OF TAKE THESE
PEOPLE FOR GRANTED THEY'RE
GOING TO BE THERE AND WE
FORGET THERE'S GOING TO BE A
HUMAN BEHIND THAT.
MEREDITH: THE LANCASTER E.M.S.
IS FOCUS ON ITS EMPLOYEES AS
MUCH AS IT'S OVERDOSE CASE,
ESPECIALLY IN CASES WHERE
E.M.S. WORKERS HAVE SEEN
THE
SAME PATIENT MORE THAN TEN
TIMES.
>> THERE'S A SENSE OF NOT
MAKING A DIFFERENCE.
WHEN WE'RE
SEEING THE SAME
PATIENTS, WE'RE SEEING THE
SAME PROBLEM, AND THE PROBLEM
IS GETTING WORSE, I
THINK
THERE'S ALMOST A SENSE OF
FAILURE.
>> THEY ARE FEELING SOMEWHAT
OF
A HOPELESSNESS.
MEREDITH: THE LEADERS LOOK FOR
CHANGES IN BEHAVIOR, WORK
OTHERS WHO ARE MORE QUIET,
EMPLOYEES SHOWING INCREASED
SIGNS OF STRESS, CHANGES IN
SLEEP.
HERE IN THE
STATION'S CREW
QUARTERS, E.M.S. WORKERS CAN
TALK TO EACH OTHER ABOUT HOW
THEY FEEL, ANSWERING ALL OF
THESE
HEROIN-RELATED CALLS BUT
BOB SAYS IT'S IMPORTANT THAT
THEY KNOW WHERE TO TURN IF
THEY NEED ADDITIONAL HELP.
LANCASTER E.M.S. OFFERS
PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING AND
HAS A CHAPLAIN
WHO MEETS WITH
EMPLOYEES AND THE TEAM WATCHES
OUT FOR EACH OTHER.
>> WE HAVE EACH OTHER'S BACK.
MEREDITH: THEY'RE
CARING FOR
EACH OTHER WHILE CARING FOR
OVERDOSE PATIENTS, HOPING
SOMETHING
CHANGES SOON.
IN LANCASTER COUNTY, MEREDITH
JORGENSEN, NEWS 8.
KIM: BOB MAY SAYS
SUICIDE
RATES ARE HIGHER AMONG FIRST
RESPONDERS NATION-WIDE, SO
LANCASTER E.M.S. IS ALWAYS
MAKING SURE THAT ITS EMPLOYEES
HAVE RESOURCES AND DID IF
THEY'RE STRUGGLING WITH
WORK-RELATED INCIDENTS.
MANY PROVIDERS USE THOSE
RESOURCES AFTER EXPANDING TO
THE AMISH SCHOOL
SHOOTING MORE
THAN A DECADE AGO.
>> NEWS 8 HAS BEEN LOOKING
INTO THE OPIOID EPIDEMIC.
IT'S
CALLED "STATE OF
ADDICTION."
THIS MONTH WE'VE BEEN LOOKING
AT THE IMPACT OF OPIOID USE IN
SPORTS.
TOMORROW NIGHT AT 6:00, NEWS
8'S BARBARA BARR SPOKE WITH
SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY TRAIN
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Jess Chats With Schmidt And Cece | Season 6 Ep. 21 | NEW GIRL - Duration: 1:16.
Come on, baby.
- Just do it! - Yeah!
Like, who cares?
How long have you been here?
Long enough, Schmidt.
Yeah, we keep the camera running all day.
I'm trying to keep Jess company while she's in Portland.
Yeah, yesterday, I watched Cece read for a while.
Oh, wow, that sounds like fun, Jess.
Good for you.
Cece?
Jess needs us right now.
She's still mopey over Nick.
I'm not mopey.
I'm rad!
I'm gleaming the cube.
She's lying!
She's a wreck!
Oh, Dad!
Oh, I'm on the phone.
You're so embarrassing.
All he does is just recycle cans all day.
I wish his child bride would come back from Denver so he'd
have someone else to bother.
Let's just get you out of this house.
Yeah, right.
Well, what are you going to do?
Are you going to sit on this couch all day long?
You'll get sofa butt.
Come on.
Let's go get some ice cream.
I hate ice cream.
Dad!
Nobody hates ice cream.
It's stupid.
I don't-- I feel uncomfortable watching this.
It's so stupid!
Hey, Cece.
Dad.
Hi, Schmidt.
How are you?
Dad, don't talk to my friends!
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