Youtube daily Apr 15 2017

FORCING IT INTO THIS CORNER.

GOV. MARTINEZ NOT MINCING WORDS

ON THIS ONE.

ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER MEGAN

CRUZ JUST SPOKE TO HER IN SANTA

FE.

>> YEA, THE GOVERNOR SAYS APS

SHOULD HAVE NO PROBLEM KEEPING

MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS IF THEY FIX

THEIR PRIORITIES, AND CUT THE

SALARIES OF THEIR

ADMINISTRATORS.

MIDDLE SCHOOLERS ARE MAD.

MEGAN: AND SO ARE THEIR PARENTS.

THE BIG QUESTION ON EVERYONE'S

MINDS,

ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS PLANS

ALL TO GET RID OF ALL ITS MIDDLE

SCHOOL ATHLETICS STARTING IN THE

FALL.

IT'S TRYING TO SAVE UP TO

$750,000, AS THEY EXPECT A

MASSIVE DEFICIT OF 25 MILLION

DOLLARS GOING INTO THE NEXT

SCHOOL YEAR.

TODAY THE DISTRICT DEFENDED ITS

DECISION

WHEN 90% OF YOUR BUDGET IS TIGHT

TO SALARY, YOU HAVE YOU OPTIONS.

MEGAN: BUT GOVERNOR SUSANA

MARTINEZ BELIEVES THERE IS A

BETTER OPTION.

MEGAN: MARTINEZ SAYS SHE HAD THE

PUBLIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

COMPILE THE NUMBERS,

$430,000, WHAT THE DISTRICT HAD

TO PAY TO BUY OUT ITS LAST TWO

SUPERINTENDENTS AMID SCANDALS.

81.7 MILLION DOLLARS, HOW MUCH

APS HAS RIGHT NOW THAT IS NOT

TIED TO SALARIES AND BENEFITS.

AND LASTLY 4 MILLION BUCKS, WHAT

THE DISTRICT SPENDS ON 35

ADMINISTRATORS, WHO EACH MAKE

SIX FIGURE SALARIES EVERY YEAR.

>> THE KIDS THEY WILL CUT THEIR

ATHLETIC PROGRAMS.

MAKE IT, I REACHED OUT TO THE

DISTRICT.

THE DISTRICT DID SAY THAT IF

THEY MIRACULOUSLY DO FIND

For more infomation >> Students left in utter shock after finding out sports will be axed - Duration: 1:53.

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Teiji Furuhasi: Lovers (360 VR Video) | ARTIST PROFILES - Duration: 9:09.

Hello.

Hi.

Hii.

So how's it going?

Good, you know

What?

Better today.

Mm-hmm.

Good.

Great.

So I want to ask you some questions about "The Lovers."

Yes.

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

And with the equipment, some of the equipment was purchased by Canon for you.

Yes.

So will you have the laser disc players?

Yes.

And you will have the projectors?

Yes.

And you will have the slide players?

Yes.

Ok.

So, there still is a chance you would have to do it for nine meters, not ten.

Mm-hmm.

So that would take you how long to install, including the modification?

Yes.

You know, we're not clear how much you have to reprogram.

Ten meters is just we've done it, so we are sure about it.

Right.

But doing it in nine meters, it's possible, but you know, it's something we are not sure.

Okay.

I wanted to ask you some questions about the content itself.

Do you consider the viewer or the participant to be a voyeur, not a lover?

Pardon?

Is the viewer more a voyeur, more someone who looks?

More what?

It's a French word.

Voyeur.

Voyeur.

Means what?

It means the viewer is really someone who is looking, not someone who is a lover also.

I can't get the question.

OK.

With the word, "lovers," what kind of lovers are you...

It's very...

It should be broad.I mean...

Once I thought...

I considered the title, "The Lovers," as a title, I was thinking that the sense of the

word, "lovers," is becoming more and more exclusive in recent days.

Mm-hmm.

I mean, maybe in America too, but especially in Japan, there are two persons, a man and

a woman, get together and get married, and make their home.

And those go one more preserved, conservative, and they make their own home and their own

happiness.

And they become, you know, don't care about the outside of their home.

Mm-hmm.

Of course, "The Lovers" is a very positive term, but nowadays it becomes...

For me it became a very negative term to me, but it's considered as a positive term.

And I thought we can be in a way more promiscuous, you know, being lovers with many things.

And it doesn't have to be with a person.

It can be with other matter or something

Mm-hmm.

And then with the piece, because the lovers are quite alone, so there's...

I don't know if "alienation" is the right word.

Um.

Because they're separate.

Yes.

And they're going to come together very briefly.

But even when they're together, they're very alone.

Mm-hmm.

Hmm, maybe that's my impression.

Uh-hmm.

My perspective.

Ah, uh-hmm.

Yeah.

I think, yeah, that part is most sensitive as an emotional person for me. ...to those

images are transparent and when they get together, they can see through to each other.

And they never make one figure, you know.

It's see-through and transparent, and it's projected from different projectors.

Mm-hmm.

And there is a possibility for them to separate again and meet again, because they are independent.

Yeah.

And then of course, for the ordinary person, they won't know that one character is you.

That's not a big deal, is it?

I mean, it's not a self-portrait.

Or do you…

I don't know

Because when I talk to Bill Viola or Gary Hill, often they're in the piece too.

Mm-hmm.

Both talk it in different ways.

Bill will talk about that's the way he works.

Of course, he is his most readily available subject, but he is in the process, in the

making.

It is him.

And Gary talks about it in a little different way, but...

What am I trying to say?

Yeah.

I think in that way we are very parallel, because many artists don't want, you know,

the figures of themselves in a piece.

They want to make a certain distance from the object that they make.

I'm quite interested in projecting myself and seeing it from the distance, as an artist.

Like if I'm the painter and I paint myself, self-portrait, you know, the brush and my

hand is directly connecting, and what I paint is what I think, direct, very direct.

I mean, through technology I expect something, something that I've never seen.

But it's something unclear to me.

That's why I want to deal with something like that.

And if I don't put myself in it, the technology becomes more toys, or something like that.

You know I if i put myself in image then the technology can get inside me.

If i put myself in image i become more myself, so you know in that way technology can become

kind of a circuit to explore myself .

Uh-hmm, good.

You said some good things.

So, so I can go away and write more.

For more infomation >> Teiji Furuhasi: Lovers (360 VR Video) | ARTIST PROFILES - Duration: 9:09.

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Video: Scattered showers, warm Easter weekend - Duration: 2:35.

AND

TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE 40'S AND

THAT IS WHY IT WAS CHILLY THIS

AFTERNOON IF YOU ARE IN THE

CITY.

WE SEEING READINGS INTO THE 60'S

AND A FEW SPOTS BUT MOST

TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE 50'S.

WE DO GET 55 DEGREES WERE THE

HIGH TEMPERATURE AND THE SUNDOWN

COMING IN 10 MINUTES.

TONIGHT, MOSTLY CLEAR.

MAYBE A FEW AREAS OF SCATTERED

FROST, 32 TO 40 DEGREES WITH THE

SOUTHWESTERLY WIND AND TOMORROW,

LOTS OF SUNSHINE.

LATE IN THE DAY, SOME CLOUDS

WILL COME IN AND BY TOMORROW

NIGHT WE WILL HAVE A FEW SHOWERS

.

A LITTLE BIT WARMER THAN TODAY.

62 DEGREES TO 68 AND NO SEA

BREEZE BECAUSE THE SOUTHWESTERLY

WIND IS STRONG ENOUGH SO IT WILL

PUSH THE AIR AGAINST THE LINE.

AND SUNDAY WILL GIVE YOU A

TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF WARM AIR,

NEAR RECORD HEAT AND A COLD

FRONT GIVES US ANOTHER CHANCE OF

RAIN ON SUNDAY NIGHT.

LET ME BREAK IT DOWN.

TOMORROW, CLEAR SKIES STARTING

YOUR DAY AND BY FIVE, CLOUDS BUT

NO RAIN.

8:00, THEY WILL BE A FEW

SCATTERED SHOWERS AREA TOMORROW

EVENING COULD BE A SHOWER HERE

OR THERE BUT IT IS NOT VERY

ORGANIZED.

MOST OF US WILL NOT SEE TOO MUCH

OUT OF IT.

BY 10 OR 11 IT IS KICKING OUT

HERE AND THE SKIES ARE CLEARING

AWAY.

FOR THE EARLY SUNDAY MORNING

SERVICES, PLENTY OF SUNSHINE.

IT WILL WARM UP ON SUNDAY.

IN WORCESTER HE WILL BE WITHIN

FOUR DEGREES OF SETTING A RECORD

HIGH.

BOSTON NOT CLOSE TO A RECORD

HIGH BUT THE RECORDS WHICH WERE

ESTABLISHED IN 2012 OF TOUGH

ONES.

I DO NOT KNOW IF WE BREAK

RECORDS LIKELY DUE TO DUST IT ON

TUESDAY.

-- LIKE WE DID TUESDAY.

WE HAVE SHOWERS AND A RUMBLE OF

THUNDER COMING THROUGH.

LATE SUNDAY EVENING.

KEEP THAT IN MIND AS YOU PLAN

YOUR ACTIVITIES.

MOST OF THE DAY ON SUNDAY IS

FINE AND ONCE WE GET TO ME WE

COULD SEE SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS

AND MONDAY WILL CLEAR THINGS

AWAY AND WITH CLEAR SKIES WE RUN

THE MARATHON WITH THAT STRONG

TAILWIND WE WILL BE TALKING

ABOUT.

YOU CAN SEE TOMORROW AT 68.

SUNDAY, 84.

THE MARATHON TOPS OFF AT 66

DEGREES FOR THE HIGH AND GETS

COOL ON TUESDAY, ONLY INTO THE

50'S WHICH IS NORMAL FOR THIS

TIME OF YEAR.

WE WARM UP ON WEDNESDAY WITH A

CHANCE OF RAIN, IT STAYS CLOUDY

OF THURSDAY AND WE FINISH OFF

THE WEEK WITH ANOTHER CHANCE OF

SEEING SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS.

BOTH OF THOSE CHANCES, NOT TOO

MUCH WITH THEM.

YOU CAN ENJOY SOME BEAUTIFUL

TEMPERATURES.

IT WILL BE WARM ON SUNDAY WITH

For more infomation >> Video: Scattered showers, warm Easter weekend - Duration: 2:35.

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OKC police chief discusses deadly dog attack - Duration: 6:42.

JOINING US TO TALK ABOUT THIS

CASE IS THE OKLAHOMA CITY POLICE

CHIEF.

YOUR OFFICERS RESPONDED.

USE OF PIES THIS IT HAPPEN?

-- WERE YOU SURPRISED THAT THIS

HAPPENED?

BILL: WE SEE A LOT OF THINGS IN

LAW ENFORCEMENT THAT IS

SHOCKING.

THIS DOESN'T NORMALLY HAPPEN.

ABIGAIL: IT SEEMS TO ME THERE

WERE A LOT OF THINGS WENT WRONG.

WE ARE TOLD NEIGHBORS AND VOICED

CONCERNS AND CALLED ANIMAL

CONTROL ABOUT THESE PARTICULAR

ANIMALS, THAT THEY HAD GOTTEN

OUT BEFORE AND THEY WERE NOT

WELL CONTROLLED WITHIN THEIR

GATES AND FENCES.

ANIMAL WELFARE GONE OUT THERE,

BUT THEY WERE NOT ABLE TO FIND

ANYTHING.

AT WHAT POINT, DO YOU CALL THE

POLICE?

AT WHAT POINT YOU CALL 911 AND

SAY I AM WORRIED FOR MY SAFETY?

BILL: ANYTIME YOU ARE WORRIED

FOR YOUR SAFETY, CALL 911.

WE HAVE TO MAKE A DECISION BASED

OF THE INFORMATION WE GET AS TO

WHETHER WE TRANSFER IT TO WE

WILL ALWAYS TRANSFER IT TO

ANIMAL WELFARE.

IF WE FEEL LIKE IT DICTATES, IF

THERE IS A SIGNIFICANT IMMEDIATE

THREAT, WE SEND OFFICERS OUT.

MANY TIMES, THE DOGS AREN'T

THERE.

THAT'S JUST THE NATURE OF THOSE

CALLS.

WE WANT PEOPLE TO CALL 911 IF

THEY FEEL THREATENED.

ABIGAIL: I HATE TO ASK THIS NEXT

QUESTION.

DO YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO SHOOT

SOMEONE ELSE'S DOG?

BILL: ANY TIME THERE IS A THREAT

TO YOUR ANIMAL OR SELF, YOU HAVE

THE RIGHT TO DEFEND YOURSELF.

I HAVE TO SAY YES.

IF ANOTHER DOG WAS ATTACKING MY

PET FOR MYSELF, YOU HAVE TO BE

CAREFUL.

IT'S VERY HARD TO HIT AN ANIMAL

IF THEY ARE ATTACKING YOU.

WE ALLOW OUR OFFICERS TO DO IT.

THEY DO THAT IN QUITE A FEW

CASES.

ABIGAIL: LEGALLY YOU ARE

PROTECTED.

IF I HAVE TO GO TO COURT, I AM

PROTECTED TO DO THAT.

BILL: ABSOLUTELY.

ANYTIME YOU FEEL THE -- AN

ANIMAL IS THREAT NEW, YOU HAVE A

RIGHT TO PROTECT YOURSELF.

ABIGAIL: YOU HAVE TO HAVE

TRAINING AND A PERMIT TO HAVE A

GUN.

YOU HAVE TRAINING AND A PERMIT

TO DRIVE A CAR.

THESE ARE POTENTIALLY DEADLY

WEAPONS, A CAR OR A GUN.

DOGS CAN BE DEADLY.

DO YOU HAVE TO HAVE A PERMIT FOR

DEADLY ANIMALS?

BILL: A PERMIT TO ON THE

ANIMALS?

I UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE

SAYING.

THAT'S THE QUESTION.

I KNOW EVERYONE TRIED TO PASS AN

ORDINANCE IN REFERENCE TO THE

TYPES OF ANIMALS.

STATE SUPREME COURT HAS SAID YOU

CAN'T RESTRICT A BREED.

THAT'S BASED ON STATE LAW.

STATE LAW IS THE ONE THAT

DEFINES THAT.

STATE LAW WOULD HAVE TO CHANGE

FOR US TO BE ABLE TO DO ANYTHING

FOR THE CITY TO DO ANYTHING WITH

A SPECIFIC NEED.

ABIGAIL: THE CITY CAN'T COME OUT

AND SAY YOU CAN HAVE GERMAN

SHEPHERDS OR PITBULLS.

AT THIS POINT THAT'S NOT ALLOWED

WESTERN MARK --?

BILL: HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATIONS,

THEY PROBABLY COULD RESTRICT

THAT.

THAT'S BASED ON THEIR

ASSOCIATION.

ABIGAIL: I WANT TO GET WHAT

HAPPENED NEXT IN THIS CASE.

THOSE DOGS GOT OUT AGAIN AND THE

NEIGHBORS AND VOICED CONCERNS.

ANIMAL WELFARE WAS NOT ABLE TO

FIND THEM.

THIS POOR WOMAN IS OUT WALKING

HER DOG AND SHE IS ATTACKED.

WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND?

SHOULD PEOPLE ARM THEMSELVES

WHEN THEY GO FOR A WALK?

SHOULD YOU WALK WITH MACE?

WHAT WOULD YOU RECOMMEND?

WE HAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE

CONCERNED ABOUT THIS AREA --

THIS.

BILL: YOU HAVE TO HAVE A CARRY

PERMIT.

YOU CAN HAVE A FIREARM IN YOUR

HOME.

YOU WOULD HAVE THE RIGHT TO USE

IT IF YOU ARE TRYING TO PRINT --

PROTECT SOMEBODY ELSE.

IF YOU'RE GOING TO GO OUT ON A

WALK AND CARRY A FIREARM, YOU

HAVE TO HAVE THE PERMIT.

CARRY A STICK, CARRY SOMETHING

WHERE YOU COULD DEFEND YOURSELF.

IF YOU HAVE ANIMALS THIS

AGGRESSIVE, NOT MUCH IS GOING TO

DETECT YOU SHORT OF A FIREARM.

EVEN WHEN THE OFFICERS

RESPONDED, IF YOU LOOK AT IT,

THEY HAD TO FIRE QUITE A FEW

ROUNDS TO YOU.

THE DOGS.

IT DID NOT INITIALLY PUT THEM

DOWN.

THESE THE TYPES OF ANIMALS THAT

ARE EXTREMELY AGGRESSIVE.

ABIGAIL: ONE OFTHEM HAD TO BE

HIT WITH A CAR.

THAT'S HOW AGGRESSIVE THEY WERE.

WE ARE TOLD THE OWNERS WERE OUT

OF TOWN.

THESE DOGS GOT OUT.

WHAT HAPPENS TO THEM?

BILL: WE HAD A FEMALE LIVING IN

THE HOUSE AT THE TIME.

THE OWNER OF THE DOGS WERE OUT

OF TOWN.

THE INFORMATION WE HAVE RIGHT

NOW IS HIS GIRLFRIEND WAS

ACTUALLY THERE.

WE KNOW THAT THE DOGS HAD FOOD

AND WATER.

THE OWNER WAS OUT OF STATE.

HE WAS NOT BACK IN STATE AT THIS

POINT YET.

WE HAVE NOT INTERVIEWED HIM YET.

BOTH PARTIES HAVE REQUESTED TO

HAVE ATTORNEYS.

WE WANT TO INTERVIEW THE OWNER

OF THE DOGS.

SINCE HE GETS BACK INTO TOWN, WE

ARE GOING TO DO THAT.

WE HOPE TO HAVE THAT DONE BY

NEXT WEEK AND -- WEEK.

ABIGAIL: ARE YOU LEGALLY HELD

RESPONSIBLE IF YOUR DOG IS OUT

OR IF YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO BE

CARING FOR AN ANIMAL AND IT

MULLS SOMEBODY TO DEATH?

BILL: ABSOLUTELY.

IF YOU HAVE ANIMALS, REGARDLESS

OF WHAT TYPE, YOU HAVE TO MAKE

SURE THEY ARE CONTAINED.

YOU CAN'T ALLOW DOGS TO BE OFF

THE LEASH IF YOU ARE OUT WALKING

THEM.

For more infomation >> OKC police chief discusses deadly dog attack - Duration: 6:42.

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Falmouth Memorial Library holds Peeps diorama contest - Duration: 0:49.

THE WRECKAGE IT IS LOCATED ABOUT

350 MILES OFF THE COAST OF

NEWFOUNDLAND IN THE ATLANTIC.

ALL RIGHT, LOVE THEM OR HATE

THEM, PEACE, THEY HAVE BEEN USED

IN ART.

>> THEY WERE VERY, VERY

CREATIVE.

AND THEY WERE PUNNY AS WELL.

MEGHAN: WELL, SPEAKING OF PUNS

THE WINNER OF THE PEEPLES CHOICE

AWARD WERE CHOSEN.

For more infomation >> Falmouth Memorial Library holds Peeps diorama contest - Duration: 0:49.

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John Cessarich's Complete Forecast - Duration: 3:51.

OFFICE.

THE NUMBER IS AT THE BOTTOM OF

YOUR SCREEN.

>> NOW YOUR LIVE SUPER DOPPLER 4

HD WEATHER FORECAST.

JOHN: BLUE SUPER DOPPLER 4 HD

SHOWING A FE SHOWERS CONTINUING

TO DEVELOP ACROSS THE AREA.

VERY ISOLATED TO SCATTERED AT

BEST.

THUNDERSHOWERS FALL APART, AND

ANOTHER ONE DEVELOPS CLOSELY.

THEY ARE SLIDING OFF TO THE EAST

AND SOUTHEAST.

THEY ARE ALL OVER THE PLACE.

VERY LITTLE STEERING CURRENTS.

WHERE THEY WILL FALL APART IN A

CERTAIN AREA, THEN IT LOOKS LIKE

THEY ARE MOVING OFF TO T EAST

-- THAT IS BECAUSE A DOWNDRAFT

IS PRODUCING A SHOWER.

NOT EXPECTING ANYTHING STRONG OR

SEVERE.

MODERATE TO HEAVY RAIN, GUSTY

WINDS AND LOTS OF LIGHTNING.

THAT IS ABOUT IT.

THESE POWERS DEVELOPED THROUGH

THE MOUNTAINS AND FOOTHILLS OF

NORTH AIRLINER.

-- NORTH CAROLINA.

ONCE THE SUN GOES DOWN, THESE

WILL DISSIPATE QUICKLY.

A SHOWER EAST OF PICKENS AND

TRAVELERS REST.

IT PRODUCED RAIN SHOWERS IN

GREENVILLE.

THAT DOWNDRAFT PRODUCED

THUNDERSHOWERS AROUND OF THE

GOLDEN STRIP TO PIEDMONT AND

POWDERSVILLE.

THOSE SHOWERS ARE CONTINUING TO

WEAKEN ITO NORTHEASTERN

GEORGIA.

YOU CAN SEE HOW FAST THEY

DEVELOP, THEN THE ENERGY SHIFTS

SOUTH WITH THE DOWNDRAFT.

THIS IS I-85 SOUTH OF PIEDMONT,

SOUTH OF OUR RADAR.

82 IS THE OFFICIAL HIGH THIS

AFTERNOON.

THAT IS NINE DEGREES ABOVE

AVERAGE.

WE MISSED THE ALL-TIME RECORD BY

--

IT HAS BEEN ALONG FOR A LONG

TIME.

81 WAS THE HIGH AT ASHEVILLE

REGIONAL AIRPORT.

WAY ABOVE AVERAGE

NORMALLY WE SHOULD HAVE A HIGH

OF 67 DEGREES.

WE MISSED THE RECORD HIGH BY

FIVE DEGREES.

A LIVE SHOT LOOKING OVER LAKE

HARTWELL.

YOU CAN SEE SOME OF THESE

SHOWERS IN THE DISTANCE THEY

SLIDE.

THINGS ARE QUIET OVER THE LAKE.

KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR THOSE

SHOWERS IN CASE THEY BECOME

THUNDERSHOWERS.

YOU DON'T WANT LIGHTNING WHEN

YOU ARE AROUND WATER.

82 IN HARTWELL.

83 IN ABBEVILLE.

WHERE YOU SEE THE WARM

TEMPERATURES, THAT IS WHERE IT

IS TRYING.

WHERE YOU ARE SEEING COOLER

TEMPERATURES, IS WHERE YOU HAVE

SEEN SHOWERS OR A COOLER

DOWNDRAFT.

WINDS ARE VARIABLE, HUMIDITY NOT

EXTREMELY HIGH.

83 IN BIRMINGHAM.

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH

CONTINUES FOR THE PANHANDLE OF

TEXAS.

AROUND THIS DRY LINE IS WHERE WE

COULD SEE SOME SEVERE WEATHER.

A BEAUTIFUL EVENING ACROSS MOST

OF THE COUNTRY ON THIS GOOD

FRIDAY.

LEFTOVER CLOUDS EARLY TOMORROW

MORNING, MAYBE PATCHY FOG.

MAYBE ANOTHER SHOWER DEVELOPING

TOMORROW, ESPECIALLY IN THE

MOUNTAINS.

TONIGHT, ISOLATED EVENING

SHOWERS AROUND THE AREA, THEN

THINGS GOT VERY QUIET.

A SLIGHT CHANCE OF AN EVENING OR

AFTERNOON THUNDERSTORM IN THE

UPSTATE.

A 30% CHANCE.

NOT A GREAT CHANCE AS YOU CAN

SEE ON SUNDAY.

EASTER SUNDAY, SLIGHT CHANCE OF

AN EVENING STORM.

A 30% CHANCE IN THE MOUNTAINS.

THERE IS THE EASTER BUNNY.

GABRIELLE WANTED TO S IT.

SHE IS A HAPPY LITTLE CAMPER.

TOO MUCH CAFFEINE.

For more infomation >> John Cessarich's Complete Forecast - Duration: 3:51.

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This week marks National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week - Duration: 1:24.

ANSWER THE CALL.

LEX 911, WHAT'S YOUR EMERGENCY?

ERIN: THEY'RE THE FIRST FIRST

RESPONDER IN AN EMERGENCY THE

911 DISPATCHER ON THE OTHER END

OF THE LINE.

>> IN REALITY UNTIL THE FIRE

DEPARTMENT OR THE POLICE OR THE

AMBULANCE GET THERE, WE ALREADY

KNOW MORE ABOUT WHATS GOING ON

CAUSE WE'RE ON THE PHON

ERIN: A SOMETIMES FAST PACED,

HIGH STRESS JOB NOT JUST ANYONE

CAN DO.

IT'S THE OTHER 10% WHERE IT

CAN GO OVER THE TOP CRAZY.

IF IT IS A BAD CALL OR A CHILD

IS INVOLVED OR A CPR CALL.

AARON IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY, A

: TEAM OF 37 ANSWERS MORE THAN

30,000 911 CALLS EACH YEAR

ONLY AFTER COMPLETING 18 WEEKS

OF RIGOROUS TRAINING ON HOW TO

HANDLE ANY CALL THEY RECEIVE.

>> WE HAVE A TEAM OF VERY

DEDICATED, AND PROFESSIONAL

STAFF MEMBERS THAT TAKE THEIR

JOB SERIOUSLY.

THEY REALLY HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY

EVERYDAY TO HAVE A POSITIVE

IMPACT ON SOMEBODYS LIFE AND

THEY REALLY ENJOY THAT.

REPORTER: ALWAYS THERE, ALWAYS

CALM, AND ALWAYS A LIFELINE FOR

PEOPLE IN NEED.

>> YOU'RE NOT GONNA STAY IN A

JOB LIKE THIS UNLESS YOU ENJOY

THIS JOB.

YOU HAVE TO BE A PEOPLE PERSON.

YOU HAVE TO ENJOY HELPING PEOPLE

REALLY.

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Water quality back to recreational standards at Mandeville beach - Duration: 1:07.

THAT AND ON

OUR WEBSITE.

THE MANDEVILLE DREW A CROWD THIS

WEEK.

ABOUT WATER QUALITY, THE

PONTCHARTRAIN WATER QUALITY

CHIEF BRADY SAYS THAT A SEWAGE

LAKE WAS LOCATED BETWEEN

FOUNTAIN BLUE STATE PARK AND

MANDEVILLE.

THAT LEAK HAS BEEN STOPPED,

PORTIONS OF THE PARK REMAIN

CLOSE TODAY ALL REPAIRS ARE CAN

WE DID.

THE CITY OF MANDEVILLE TOOK A

COUPLE OF WHAT ARE SAMPLES AT

THE BEACH TODAY WITH RESULTS

COMING IN WITHIN RECREATIONAL

STANDARDS.

THE PRESIDENT SAYS THEY WILL

CONTINUE REGULAR MONITORING AT

THE LAKE.

>> THEY DID TAKE SOME SAMPLES,

THEY WERE A LITTLE BIT MORE

ENCOURAGING.

UNTIL WE KNOW WHERE THEY HAVE

TAKEN THE SAMPLES AND IT IS ALSO

A LONG-TERM THING.

YOU HAVE TO GO UNDER BETTER

CONDITIONS, IT COULD COME BACK

LOWER OR HIGHER.

THAT IS WHY WE ARE OUT THERE

EVERY WEEK AND >> THE CITY OF

For more infomation >> Water quality back to recreational standards at Mandeville beach - Duration: 1:07.

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Matt Howerton's Friday weather forecast - Duration: 2:13.

THEY READ FROM THE BIBLE AND

SING HIM AND PRAY.

>> LET US TAKE A LOOK AT SOME OF

THE THINGS FROM OUR FORECAST.

IT WILL BE NICE GOING OUT THERE

THIS EVENING.

YOU MIGHT BE BATTLING WIND.

STORM CHANCES FOR THE

SOUTHEASTERN PART OF THE STATE.

LET'S GO AHEAD AND GO OUT TO THE

SOUTHEASTERN PART OF NEW MEXICO.

WE'RE SEEING ISOLATED SHOWERS

AND SHOWERS NORTH OF ROSWELL.

NOTHING TOO SEVERE FOR MOST

CARDS, BUT WE ARE SEEING

ISOLATED SHOWERS.

THERE ARE NO WARNINGS YET.

IT WAS A WINDY DAY TODAY.

THERE ARE STILL STRONG GUSTS

ACROSS THE STATE RIGHT NOW.

IF YOU LOOK AT THEIR, 38 MILES

PER HOUR IN CLAYTON.

THE WIND IS BLOWING UP THERE.

TOMORROW WILL START ACTUALLY.

IT WILL BE REALLY ACROSS THE

STATE.

THE TEMPERATURES WILL BE A

FANTASTIC SATURDAY.

70'S AND 80'S ACROSS NEW XCODE.

-- NEW MEXICO.

OVERALL, IT WILL BE A VERY NICE

DAY FOR YOUR SATURDAY.

TOMORROW 78 IS YOUR HIGH.

IN RIO RANCHO THE HIGH WILL BE

78.

SANTA FE WILL BE A LITTLE COOLER

WITH PLENTY OF SUNSHINE AND A

HIGH OF 71.

HERE ARE THE SEVEN DAY FORECAST.

IT WILL BE A WARM START.

TEMPERATURES IN THE HIGH 70'S.

EASTER SUNDAY THINGS WILL LOOK

REALLY NICE.

7:00 A.M. WILL HAVE A NICE

SUNRISE.

LATER IN THE DAY IT WILL BE A

For more infomation >> Matt Howerton's Friday weather forecast - Duration: 2:13.

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Powerful stories behind the journey to Chimayo - Duration: 1:37.

OPENING WITH THEM.

>> AS WE CONTINUE TO MOVE

THROUGH GOOD FRIDAY, THOUSANDS

OF PEOPLE FROM AROUND NEW MEXICO

COME HERE TO SAY THEIR PRAYERS

AND ASK OR HEALING.

>> I FOUND OUT SHE IS STAGE FOR

BONE CANCER.

>> MY BELOVED DAUGHTER JUST GOT

MARRIED TWO WEEKS AGO.

>> I MADE A PROMISE TO GOD.

>> FIVE YEARS AGO BONE

DETERIORATION JOE UNABLE TO

WALK.

>> IT GOT BETTER AND I DO THIS

EVERY GOOD FRIDAY.

>> THIS YEAR HE MADE THAT WALK.

THIS IS THE FINISH LINE.

THIS REPRESENTS THE END OF A

LONG JOURNEY.

>> THIS IS THE PLACE OF

MIRACLES.

YOU MAY NOT GET EXACTLY WHAT YOU

ASK FOR, BUT YOU GET WHAT YOU

NEED.

THIS IS THE PLACE TO COME DO

THAT.

>> THE PEOPLE WHO MAKE THE

SPIRITUAL JOURNEY ARE NOT JUST

LOOKING FOR THOSE MIRACLES, THE

DID THANK GOD FOR THE MIRACLES

THAT HAVE ALREADY HAPPENED.

>> IT IS A PRAYER, HOPE,

CELEBRATION.

>> MANY OF THESE PILGRIMS BEGAN

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Mother whose son was killed in DUI crash hopes her message will impact students to drive safely - Duration: 2:01.

BRENNAN: PROM IS AN EXCITING

NIGHT, BUT CAN BE FULL OF RISKS.

CHAPMAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

LISTENED TO TWO SPEAKERS ABOUT

JUNK AND DISTRACTED DRIVING.

JUNIORS AND SENIORS FILLED THE

AUDITORIUM FOR A MESSAGE THEY

HAVE HEARD, SOMETIMES, BUT NOT

LIKE THIS.

>> I WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO WALK

MY HEART DOWN THE AISLE AT HER

WEDDING.

BRENNAN: HE REMEMBERS THE CRASH

THAT LEFT HIM PARALYZED FROM THE

WAIST DOWN.

>> THE DRIVER DID NOT READ THE

STOP SIGN.

BRENNAN: HE BLAMES DISTRACTED

DRIVING.

>> TEXTING, EATING OR DRINKING.

BRENNAN: SMALL DISTRACTIONS WITH

BIG CONSEQUENCES.

>> AT THE END OF THE DAY HE WILL

MAKE THE DECISIONS.

BRENNAN: THOSE DECISIONS COULD

MEAN LIFE OR DEATH.

HER SON JOSH WAS ONE OF 4 USC

UPSTATE STUDENTS THAT DIED IN A

CRASH YEARS AGO.

>> THIS WAS THE CAR THAT MY SON

WAS IN.

BRENNAN: A WHITE FORD MUSTANG.

THE CAR SLAMMED INTO THE TREE AT

70 MILES PER HOUR.

THE DRIVER'S BLOOD ALCOHOL

CONTENT WAS TWO TIMES THE LEGAL

LIMIT.

>> MY 20-YEAR-OLD SON, GONE.

BRENNAN: BECAUSE OF ONE BAD

DECISION.

LEE READ A COLUMN THAT SHE WROTE

FOR HER SON, WHO RAN

CROSS-COUNTRY TREK.

JUNIOR CLAYTON MATHIS SAYS THAT

TEENAGERS OFTEN THINK THEY ARE

INVINCIBLE.

>> JUST THINK THIS WILL BENEFIT

YOU IN A POSITIVE WAY IN THE

END.

BRENNAN: THE PRESIDENT REMINDED

SENIORS THAT GRADUATION IS JUST

AROUND THE CORNER.

DON'T LET THE CHOICES YOU MAKE

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Heads up: Permit parking coming to one area of Garden District - Duration: 1:21.

>> WE'RE IN THE 2,000 BLOCK OF

CAMP A BLOCK OFF BUSY MAGAZINE

STREET

NEIGHBORS SAY FROM 7 AM TO 7PM

IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND PARKING

NEAR THEIR HOMES.

YOU CAN SEE HOW CROWDED IT IS

HERE.

THEY SAY THAT'S BECAUSE PEOPLE

WHO WANT TO AVOID PAYING THE

METERS ON MAGAZINE STREET FOR AN

EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME PARK ON

THEIR BLOCK.

THERE'S ALSO A NEARBY SCHOOL

THAT BRINGS A LOT OF TRAFFIC

HERE.

A MAJORITY OF THE NEIGHBORS ON

THE BLOCK SIGNED A PETITION

REQUESTING THE CITY MAKE THIS A

RESIDENTIAL RESTRICTED PARKING

ZONE.

THE CITY HAS STARTED NOTIFYING

RESIDENTS ON THE BLOCK OF THE

CHANGES AHEAD SO THEY CAN BEGIN

APPLYING FOR A PERMIT IF THEY

WANT TO OPT INTO THE PROGRAM.

THERE'S A ANNUAL 40-DOLLAR

APPLICATION FEE, AND A 30-DOLLAR

PERMIT FEE.

NON-RESIDENTS WOULD ONLY BE ABLE

TO PARK HERE FOR TWO HOURS AND

COULD FACE A 75-DOLLAR TICKET

FOR EXCEEDING THAT TIME.

>> ALL THE WORKERS ON MAGAZINE

STREET.

IT'S TURNED INTO ALL PAY SO THEY

COME INTO A BLOCK OFF MAGAZINE

WHERE THEY HAVE ALL THIS AMPLE

PARKING.

>> THE RESTRICTIONS AREN'T IN

PLACE JUST YET BUT THE CITY SAYS

THE PROPER STREET SIGNS WILL GO

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Award winning author brings poetry and rap to school - Duration: 2:24.

>> HUSTLE, DIG, GRIND, PUSH,

RUN, FAST, CHASE, PIVOT, AIM

SHOOT, PRACTICE HARD, WORK SMART

LIVE SMARTER

REPORTER: KWAME ALEXANDER, A

ROCK STAR IN THE WORLD OF

CHILDREN'S LITERATURE.

HIS BOOK, IN VERSE, ABOUT TWIN

BROTHERS WHO ARE BASKETBALL

STANDOUTS, WON THE NEWBERRY

MEDAL IN 2015, WHICH MEANS IT

WAS THE MOST DISTINGUISHED

CONTRIBUTION TO AMERICAN LIT FOR

KIDS.

KWAME SAYS THAT OPENED MAGICAL

DOORS FOR HIM, AND GOT POETRY

INTO THE HANDS OF STUDENTS

ACROSS THE COUNTRY

>> WE HAVE TO REMEMBER WHAT

POETRY WAS LIKE FOR US WHEN WE

WERE CHILDREN.

IT WAS RHYTHM AND RHYME AND FUN

AND COOL BUT WE'VE FORGOTTEN

THAT SOMEHOW.

I FEEL LIKE IT'S MY JOB TO

REMIND US OF THE DR. SEUSS AND

THE SHEL SILVERSTEIN THAT WE

>> AND I THINK IT'S HARD T

EXPECT A CHILD TO GO FROM SHEL

SILVERSTEIN TO SHAKESPEARE.

WE NEED A BRIDGE.

AND I LIKE TO USE POETRY THAT'S

ACCESSIBLE AND FUN AS THAT

BRIDGE

REPORTER: KWAME SPREAD HIS

MESSAGE TO HUNDREDS OF KIDS FROM

TEN SCHOOLS AROUND CHITTENDEN

COUNTY.

HIS INTERACTIVE PRESENTATION

SENDING THE MESSAGE, DON'T QUIT.

GO AFTER YOUR DREAMS. HE TALKS

ABOUT ALL HIS REJECTIONS,

REVISING NOVELS OVER AND OVER,

WORKING FOR YEARS TO GET HIS

BOOK PUBLISHED.

AND THE STUDENTS HEARD HIM, LOUD

AND CLEAR.

>> I LEARNED LIKE NEVER GIVE UP

AND ALWAYS KEEP TRYING NO MATTER

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

>> AMAZING.

>> I THINK THE WRITING IS A

TOOL IT'S A TOOL TO BE ABLE TO

IMAGINE A BETTER LIFE, IMAGINE A

BETTER WORLD.

BUT YOU GOTTA HAVE THE TOOL TO

BE ABLE TO IMAGINE IT.

AND ONCE IT

BECOMES REAL FOR YOU, YOU CAN GO

OUT AND MAKE IT HAPPEN.

>> BE A STAR, BE A STAR,

YOUR MIND.

IN YOUR MIND.

DAY OR NIGHT LIGHT IT SHINE

STEPHANIE: KWAME ALEXANDER WHO

LIVES IN VIRGINIA, HAS 24 BOOKS

FOR KIDS OUT NOW.

AND BY THE WAY, THE INDEPENDENT

BOOKSTORE, THE FLYING PIG IN

SHELBURNE, HELPED MAKE HIS

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Sheriff's Office offers $2,500 reward for info in Mt. Hermon shootings - Duration: 0:39.

WITH ANY

INFORMATION TO CALL THE POLICE.

>> NEW OUT OF WASHINGTON PARISH

THERE IS A $2500 REWARD TO HELP

INVESTIGATORS SOLVE A RECENT

SHOOTING SPREE.

AS MANY AS 19 HALTED TRAILERS OR

HEAD WITH RIFLE FIRE EARLY ON

TUESDAY MORNING.

NOBODY WAS HURT, DNA WAS

COLLECTED FROM SHOWCASING AND IS

BEING ANALYZED RIGHT NOW.

INVESTIGATORS BELIEVE ALL OF THE

SHOOTINGS WERE RANDOM ACTS.

IF YOU CAN HELP IDENTIFY THE

SHOOTER OR IF YOU KNOW ANYTHING

PLEASE CALL THE SHERIFF, THAT

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'Will the dog owners be financially responsible for deadly attack?' - Duration: 4:52.

ABIGAIL: CONTINUING OUR

CONVERSATION AFTER HE IS A CASE

LAST WEEK OF A WOMAN BEING

MAULED BY TWO DOGS.

WE WANTED TO TALK TO THE POLICE

CHIEF ABOUT WHAT YOU CAN DO

LEGALLY AND WHAT THE

RESPONSIBILITIES ARE AS A OWNER.

ONE OF OUR VIEWERS SAID MY

NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBOR HAS THREE BIG

DOGS.

ONE OF MY DOGS WAS KILLED ITEM.

I CALLED POLICE AND SAID THAT

SINCE MY DOG WAS FOUND IN THEIR

BACKYARD, THERE WAS NOTHING I

COULD DO.

THEY HAVE A SMALL CHILD AND I

FEAR FOR IT.

IT'S TOO LATE FOR MY DOG, WHAT

CAN BE DONE?

BILL: MAKING THE CALL TO LAW

ENFORCEMENT IS THE FIRST THING.

ANIMAL WELFARE WORKS MOST OF

THOSE CASES.

YOU HAVE TO PROVE WHO DUG THE

HOLE, THOSE TYPES OF THINGS.

I THINK IN THOSE CASES, IF SHE

FELT LIKE THE INVESTIGATION

WASN'T DONE PROPERLY, SHE SHOULD

TAKE IT TO A SUPERVISOR OR OUR

INVESTIGATION UNIT.

SOMETIMES THE INVESTIGATIONS

AREN'T DONE PROPERLY.

THEY HAVE A LOT OF CASES AND

SOMETIMES WE HAVE TO STEP IN AND

HELP.

ABIGAIL: WE HAVE A LOT OF STRAY

DOGS.

THE PUNISHMENTS LEGALLY IF YOUR

DOG IT KILLS MY DOG?

BILL: THERE ARE ALL KINDS OF

ISSUES THERE.

I'M NOT SURE WHAT THE EXACT

CHARGE WOULD BE.

IF A DOG IS VICIOUS AND HAS THE

POTENTIAL HARMING OTHER PEOPLE,

THEY WILL PETITION THE COURTS OF

THE DOGS COULD BE PUT DOWN.

ABIGAIL: SHE MENTIONED THAT THE

DOGS ARE ALL THE TIME.

MY DOG IS A YAPPER.

I GET HIM INSIDE.

CAN YOU PUNISH SOMEONE OR SAY

NEED TO GET YOUR DOGS TO BE

QUIET?

IS THERE A NOISE VIOLATION?

BILL: THERE IS A DISORDERLY

CONDUCT.

PEOPLE HAVE A RIGHT TO HAVE SOME

QUIET, ESPECIALLY IN THE EVENING

NEAR BEDTIME.

YOU CAN SIGN AGAINST -- A

COMPLAINT.

YOU CAN DO THAT WITH THE POLICE

DEPARTMENT.

ABIGAIL: SHE MENTIONED THERE IS

A SMALL CHILD.

SHE SAID THE DOG WAS STRONG

ENOUGH TO KILL MY DOG DURING TO

YOU CALL DHS IF YOU ARE

CONCERNED?

BILL: IF THE DOG IS THE PROBLEM,

THE OWNERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR

THAT DOG.

THE OWNER OF THE DOG WOULD BE

CITED.

IF IT ACTUALLY SHOWS POTENTIAL

TO KILL SOMETHING, THERE WILL

ALWAYS BE A SITUATION WHERE A

JUDGE COULD SAY THE DOG HAS TO

BE PUT DOWN.

ABIGAIL: THIS WAS ABOUT THE CASE

WITH THE WOMAN WAS KILLED.

WHY WERE THESE DOGS RUNNING

LOOSE?

THERE SHOULD BE A MANDATE ON

DOGS.

WHEN WILL THE OWNERS BE HELD

FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE?

IS THERE A FINANCIAL

RESPONSIBILITY?

BILL: YOU'RE ALWAYS CIVILLY

LIABLE.

IF YOU DON'T COME -- CONTAIN

YOUR DOG, YOU HAVE A

RESPONSIBILITY TO SECURE THE

NOTE.

THE OWNER OF THESE DOGS HAS A

RESPONSIBILITY.

FROM THE INFORMATION I HAVE,

THEY HAD BEEN CHEWING THROUGH

THE FENCE.

HE INTENDED TO DO SOME OF THOSE

THINGS.

HE HAS A RESPONSIBILITY.

THEY CAN BE HELD LIABLE

CRIMINALLY IN THIS CASE, THIS IS

A CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION RIGHT

NOW.

THE TEXANS ARE STILL WORKING

OUT.

THIS COULD COST THE OWNER.

ABIGAIL: IT'S JUST HER RENT THIS

CASE.

I KNOW IT WAS DIFFICULT OR YOUR

GUYS TO PROCESS THE SCENE

BECAUSE IT WAS SO AWFUL.

IS THIS GOING TO SPUR ANY NEW

LEGISLATION OR NEIGHBORHOOD

MANDATES WHEN IT COMES TO PETS?

BILL: I THINK IT'S SOMETHING HAS

TO BE LOOKED AT.

AT LEAST FROM THE CITY'S SIDE OF

IT, THERE ARE THINGS THAT

RESTRICT THIS BASED ON WHAT

STATE LAW IS.

MAYBE THOSE THINGS COULD BE

ADDRESSED THAT GIVES THE CITY

MORE FREEDOM TO ENACT

ORDINANCES.

ABIGAIL: THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

AND I KNOW YOU'LL KEEP US

APPRISED AS THIS INVESTIGATION

CONTINUES.

YOU'RE GOING TO INTERVIEW THE

OWNER OF THESE ANIMALS WHO WAS

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Dan Rooney's neighborhood bonds remembered by fellow North Siders - Duration: 7:16.

THE GUY DOWN

THE STREET.

REPORTER: DAN ROONEY WALKED

THESE STREETS AS A BOY, AND AS A

MAN, AND WE ARE HEARING FROM HIS

NORTH SIDE NEIGHBORS WHAT THIS

COMMUNITY MEANT TO HIM, AND WHAT

HE MEANS TO THE NORTH SIDE.

TO NEIGHBORS ON THESE STREETS

DAN ROONEY WAS A FAMILIAR

PRESENCE.

>> YOU TRY TO THINK OF WORDS

THAT DESCRIBE THESE PEOPLE, AND

GRACIOUS TO ME IS THE WORD THAT

RINGS TRUE.

HE WAS JUST A VERY GRACIOUS

PERSON.

>> YOU KNOW, DAN WAS A NEIGHBOR,

AND A WONDERFUL NEIGHBOR, AND AN

ACTIVE NEIGHBOR, AND WE'LL MISS

HIM, BECAUSE HE'S ALWAYS BEEN A

PARTICIPANT.

REPORTER: YES DAN ROONEY LIVED

WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF THE

HOME OF THE STALLERS, BUT HIS

NEIGHBORHOOD IS MORE THAN THAT.

IT WAS HIS CHILDHOOD HOME.

>> THE DISTANCE BETWEEN HIS HOME

AND HIS CHURCH AND THE SCHOOL

THAT HE ATTENDED, AND WHERE HIS

GIRLFRIEND LIVED WHO BECAME HIS

WIFE WERE ALL WITHIN A

TEN-MINUTE WALK.

REPORTER: WHEN MR. RAOPB WERE

WALKED THE STREET

ROONEY WALKED

THE STREETS HE STOPPED BY A

POPCORN STAND WHERE GUS KNEW HIM

BACK IN THE GRADE SCHOOL DAYS.

HE CALLED ROONEY A GREAT MAN.

HE AND ROONEY PLAYED IN THIS

ALLEGANY COMMONS PARK TOGETHER

AND THEY RECONNECTED HERE OFTEN.

>> DAN WOULD SIT HERE WITH GUS

ON A STOOL AT THE ICE BALL STAND

AND TALK WITH HIM IN BETWEEN

CUSTOMERS.

>> I THINK HE INTRODUCED A LOT

OF STEELERS TO THE NORTH SIDE

THROUGH GUS' ICE BALL STAND.

REPORTER: EFFORTS TO RESTORE

THIS ALLEGANY COMMONS PARK HAVE

HAD THE QUIET BUT STRONG SUPPORT

OF MR. AND MRS. ROONEY.

>> HE DIDN'T HAVE TO SHOW THAT

OFF, HE DIDN'T HAVE TO GET AWARD

FOR IT.

THEY DECLINED AWARD FOR SUCH

THINGS.

BUT HE JUST DID IT AND HE DID IT

BECAUSE I THINK HE SINCERELY AND

DEEPLY CARED.

REPORTER: ON THE NORTH SIDE HERE

IN ALLEGANY COMMONS PARK BOB

MAYO, PITTSBURGH'S ACTION NEWS

4.

JANELLE: BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE.

AND STILL AHEAD AT 6:00 FORMER

STEELERS OPEN UP ABOUT THEIR

RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE

PITTSBURGH LEGEND AND THE IMPACT

HE HAD ON THEM NOT ONLY ON THE

FIELD BUT OFF-THE-FIELD AS WELL.

ANDREW: WE TURN NOW TO

PITTSBURGH ACTION WEATHER.

A NICE DAY FOR AN ICE BALL.

IT WAS BEAUTIFUL.

MR. ROONEY WOULD HAVE LOVED TO

WALK DOWN AND HAVE ONE TODAY.

MIKE H: ABSOLUTELY.

GEORGE JUST OUT THERE TODAY.

DEFINITELY WARM AS WE HEAD INTO

THE EASTER HOLIDAY.

WHEN A DAY TO HAVE THE FOUNTAIN

ON THE SUN IS OUT AND THE

TEMPERATURES ARE WARM.

70 DEGREES, RIGHT NOW, WIND

SOUTH AT 6 MILES PER HOUR, AND

SOME TEMPERATURES AROUND THE

REGION, RIGHT NOW IN THE UPPER

60S.

FRANKLIN AND INDIANA AT 68

DEGREES.

AND THEN 70 IN GREENSBURG,

WASHINGTON, NEW CASTLE WITH

MORGANTOWN IN THE MID 70S AT 76.

HIGH TEMPERATURE TODAY 73

DEGREES.

A DOZEN DEGREES, ABOVE THE

AVERAGE OF 61, 47 THIS MORNING,

A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE

PROCEDURE THIS DATE.

IT DROPPED DOWN TO 15 DEGREES,

BACK IN 1950.

RIGHT NOW BEAUTIFUL OUT THERE,

BUT WE CERTAINLY HAVE SOME

CHANGES THAT ARE GOING TO BE

COMING TO TOWN.

YOU CAN SEE THE NEXT SYSTEM THAT

WILL BE MOVING IN THE I RAIN IN

IOWA, ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN

THAT IS THE NEXT SYSTEM THAT

WILL BE MOVING IN OUR DIRECTION

AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE WEEKEND.

AND YOU CAN SEE THAT WE HAVE A

WARM FRONT THAT WILL MOVE

THROUGH ON SATURDAY.

LIKELY NOT UNTIL A LITTLE BIT

LATER IN THE DAY, YOU SEE A LOT

OF RAIN COMING THROUGH WITH A

WARM FRONT BUT WE'LL DEFINITELY

KEEP OUR TEMPERATURES UP THERE

TOMORROW IN THE MID TO UPPER 70S

FOR SATURDAY AND THEN EASTER

SUNDAY IN BETWEEN THE WARM FRONT

AND COLD FRONT, CERTAINLY THE

WARM TEMPERATURES WILL BE WITH

US AS WE'LL BE IN THE WARM

SECTOR.

WE'LL KEEP IT DRY IN THE MORNING

ON EASTER.

IN THE AFTERNOON THIS WILL BE

OUR BEST SHOT AT SEEING NOT ONLY

RAIN MOVING THROUGH AND POSSIBLY

THUNDERSTORMS AND HEAVY RAIN AS

WE HEAD LATER IN THE DAY ON

SUNDAY.

SO, THE BEST PLACES TO SEE

STRONG STORMS MOVING IN IT'S

REALLY FROM PITTSBURGH OUT TO

THE WEST, ANYWHERE ON THESE

GREEN AREAS LATE ON SUNDAY WILL

HAVE YOUR BEST CHANCE OF SEEING

STRONG THUNDERSTORMS TO SEVERE

THUNDERSTORMS IN THOSE AREAS.

TOMORROW MORNING WE'LL START OFF

WITH PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES, CLOUD

WILL BE HERE BY NOONTIME, THEN

AS WE HEAD LATER IN THE DAY

SCATTERED RAIN SHOWERS WITH

POCKETS OF HEAVY RAIN.

WE TAKE IT INTO EASTER SUNDAY

MORNING, AGAIN WE START PARTLY

TO MOSTLY CLOUDY IN THE MORNING,

THE CLOUDS MOVE IN BY NOONTIME,

THEN AS WE GO LATER IN THE DAY

AND THE COLD FRONT PUSHES

THROUGH WE'LL HAVE A MUCH BETTER

CHANCE OF SEEING STRONGER STORMS

MOVING IN, THE POTENTIAL OF

THUNDERSTORMS WITH HEAVY RAIN

MOVING THROUGH THE AREA.

WE TAKE IT INTO MONDAY THIS WILL

ALL PUSH BY AND EVENTUALLY IT

WILL BECOME MOSTLY SUNNY AS WE

HEAD THROUGH THE DAY ON MONDAY.

TOMORROW MORNING 52 DEGREES,

PARTLY CLOUDY.

A CHANCE OF RAIN, A COUPLE OF

SATTERED SHOWERS IN THE LATE

MORNING HOURS, MOSTLY CLOUDY AND

SCATTERED SHOWERS IN THE

AFTERNOON AND THEN WE ARE

HEADING FOR A HIGH TEMPERATURE

OF 78 DEGREES, WITH RAIN SHOWERS

IN THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

IT WILL BE OUR BEST SHOT ON

SATURDAY OF SEEING THE RAIN

ACROSS PITTSBURGH AND WESTERN

PENNSYLVANIA.

SO AS WE TAKE IT INTO THE

HOLIDAY WEEKEND ON EASTER SUNDAY

75 TESTING, WE'LL HAVE PM RAIN

AS WELL AS THE POTENTIAL FOR

THUNDERSTORMS.

68 ON MONDAY, CLOUDS IN THE

MORNING, IT WILL BREAK OUT WITH

MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES, WE'LL ALSO

BE MOSTLY SUNNY ON TUESDAY, 70

DEGREES, CHANCE OF RAIN ON

WEDNESDAY AS WELL AS THURSDAY

NIGHT AND FRIDAY AS WE HEAD INTO

NEXT WEEK WITH WARM TEMPERATURES

IN THE 70S.

YOUR FOUR-DEGREE GUARANTEE FOR

TOMORROW A HIGH TEMPERATURE OF

78 DEGREES,.

JANELLE: SETTING UP SHOP IN

ALLEGANY A MEDICAL MARIJUANA

FACILITY NOW GETTING THE GREEN

LIGHT.

ANDREW: PITTSBURGH'S ACTION NEWS

4 REPORTER SHELDON INGRAM JOINS

US NOW WITH A CLOSER LOOK AT

WHICH NEIGHBORHOOD COULD SOON BE

SEEING POT RIGHT NEXT DOOR.

REPORTER: FINLEY TOWNSHIP IS THE

LATEST TOWN TO OPEN ITSELF UP

FOR BUSINESS FOR MEDICAL

MARIJUANA FACILITY.

IT IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE MOST

IDEAL PLACES IN ALLEGANY COUNTY

FOR THE INDUSTRY.

>> I THINK MEDICAL MARIJUANA IS

A GREAT THING FOR PEOPLE.

REPORTER: WITH THAT FINLEY

TOWNSHIP IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

IF AWARDED A LICENSE BY THE

STATE SWEETWATER WILL OPEN A

32,000 SQUARE FOOT MEDICAL

MARIJUANA FACILITY, SEEN IN THIS

CONCEPT RENDERING.

NINE ACRES OF LAND INSIDE THE

WESTPORT WOODS BUSINESS PARK IS

ALREADY EARMARKED FOR THE

PROJECT.

BUT FINLEY TOWNSHIP CREATED

STRICT GUIDELINES.

IT CANNOT BE WITHIN ONE THOUSAND

FEET OF SCHOOLS, CHURCHES AND

DAYCARES.

IT ALSO HAS TO BE AT LEAST

750 FEET FROM ANY RESIDENTIAL

AREA.

>> ELIMINATE ANY CONFUSION, OR

ANY CURIOSITY WE MAKE SURE THAT

WE KEPT IT AWAY FROM RESIDENTS.

WE DON'T BELIEVE OUR RESIDENTS

NEED TO INTERACT WITH THAT.

REPORTER: FINLEY TOWNSHIP IS

SPREAD OUT OVER 32 MILES BUT

TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS SAY IT HAS

ONLY 6,000 RESIDENTS THE BUT

MORE THAN 20,000 PEOPLE WORK IN

FINLEY, WITH PITTSBURGH

INTERNATIONAL SITTING AS THE

LARGEST EMPLOYER.

SWEETWATER'S PROPOSED MARIJUANA

FACILITY WILL HAVE A 24,000

SQUARE FOOT GREEN OUTSIDE HOUSE

AND AN 8,000 SQUARE FOOT

PROCESSING CENTER.

HOWEVER IT WILL NOT HAVE SIGNAGE

AND IT WILL SIT OUT OF VIEW AT A

LOWER ELEVATION INSIDE THE

BUSINESS PARK.

THEY DON'T NECESSARILY WANT TO

ADVERTISE PER SE OR MAKE KNOWN

THEIR LOCATION FOR OBVIOUS

REASONS, MAINLY FOR SECURITY.

REPORTER: BY THE END OF JUNE THE

STATE IS EXPECTED TO ISSUE 12

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Blood Drive held to honor the memory of Officer Harris - Duration: 1:17.

MORNING.

AUBREY: EARLY THIS MORNING

THROUGH THE AFTERNOON, CREWS

WITH THE BLOOD CONNECTION WERE

SET UP AT SPARTANBURG CITY HALL.

AS PEOPLE FROM THE COMMUNITY

TOOK TIME OUT OF THEIR DAY TO

DONATE BLOOD IN HONOR OF OFFICER

JASON HARRIS.

>> THIS IS A WAY TO PAY IT

FORWARD AND WE'RE TRULY SAVING

OTHERS' LIVES TOO.

AUBREY: OFFICER JASON HARRIS

LOST HIS LIFE AFTER BEING IN A

MOTORCYCLE CRASH ON WEDNESDAY.

HARRIS RECEIVED MORE THAN 50

UNITS OF BLOOD WHILE IN THE

HOSPITAL.

>> 50 TO 60 DIFFERENT PEOPLE

HELPED TO SAVE OFFICER HARRIS'

LIFE AND WERE THERE TO DONATE

AHEAD OF TIME.

AUBREY: SOME WHO CAME TO DONATE

BLOOD KNEW OFFICER HARRIS;

OTHERS DIDN'T KNOW HIM, BUT CAME

TO SUPPORT THE OFFICER AND HIS

DEPARTMENT.

>> YOU KNOW, THESE POLICE AND

FIRE PUT THEIR LIFE ON THE LINE

EVERYDAY FOR US, SO THIS IS A

SMALL PART I PLAY.

AUBREY: THE BLOOD DRIVE WENT ON

FOR 6 HOURS.

JASON AYGEE SAYS EVERY DONATION

COUNTS.

>> THAT'S WHY PEOPLE ARE

DONATING NOW, SO WHEN SOMETHING

HAPPENS THE NEXT TIME, WE WILL

HAVE IT ON THE SHELF TO TAKE

CARE OF EVERYONE.

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5 For Good: Amputee passes lifeguard exam - Duration: 0:43.

EMILY IN TONIGHT'S 5 FOR GOOD,

: AN AMAZING ACHIEVEMENT BY A

TEEN FROM ATHOL WHO LOST HIS LEG

TO CANCER.

BEN: WE TOLD YOU ABOUT BRIAN

LAST YEAR, WHO, DESPITE BEING AN

AMPUTEE, WAS COMPETING ON HIS

SCHOOL'S SWIM TEAM.

BRIAN TOMLINSON WENT THROUGH

AGGRESSIVE CHEMO TREATMENTS BUT

THEY COULDN'T SHRINK THE TUMOR

IN HIS KNEE.

HE LOVES SWIMMING, AND REFUSED

TO GIVE UP.

BRIAN HAS AGED OUT OF THE SWIM

TEAM NOW, BUT HE JUST PASSED HIS

LIFEGUARD EXAM.

JUST IN TIME FOR SUMMER.

THAT IS AWESOME.

BRIAN SPENT THE PAST YEAR

WORKING OUT AND DOING LAPS TO

GET READY.

HIS INSTRUCTOR AT THE Y SAYS HE

ACED HIS EXAM, AND HE NEVER HAD

ANY DOUBT THAT BRIAN WOULD BE

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Making a difference: Breast cancer survivors get much-needed resources from New Orleans group - Duration: 2:23.

STORY OF A PROJECT THAT IS

LEADING A HELPING HAND.

FOR BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS, THE

FIGHT DOESN'T END WHEN YOU LEAVE

THE HOSPITAL, YOU'RE ADAPTING TO

THE MEDICAL CONDITION OF BEING

DIAGNOSED, NOW YOU HAVE TO

FIGURE OUT HOW TO ADAPT TO YOUR

DAY-TO-DAY LIF

>> DRIVEN BY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE

CORRINE VILLAVASSO HAS MADE IT

HER MISSION TO PROVIDE WOMEN

SUPPORT DURING AN OFTE

OVERLOOKED PART OF RECOVERY.

>> IT WAS EMOTIONAL FOR ME, THAT

I COULD NOT GO SOMEWHERE

PRIVATE.

MENTALLY I'M THINKING PEOPLE ARE

LOOKING AT ME STRANGE OR NOW I

HAVE TO ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS

AND I'M NOT AT THAT STAGE YET TO

TALK ABOUT I

I JUST WANT A BRA.

I WANT TO NICE BRA AND TO FEEL

GOOD UNDERNEATH MY CLOTHES.

>> SHE FOUNDED HANNAH'S KLOZET

FOUNDATION WITH AN IMPORTANT

GOAL

>> TO SUPPORT WOMEN FINANCIALLY

AND EMOTIONALLY WITH BRA

SHOPPING.

>> IT MAY SEEM LIKE A SMALL PART

OF SUCH LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE

BUT ITS A GAP HER DOCTOR SAYS IS

ALL TOO REAL.

>> THE INSURANCE COMPANIES

REALLY STRESS THAT THEY COVER

RECONSTRUCTION BUT FOR PATIENTS

PSYCHOLOGICAL EMOTIONAL

WELL-BEING AND FEELING BACK TO

THE WAY THEY WERE THEY DON'T

FILL ALL THE GAPS TO GET BACK TO

THAT PATIENT'S MENTAL

SATISFACTION OF FEELING WHOL

AND THAT GAP IS HUGE,

EMOTIONALLY AND FINANCIALLY FOR

SOME WOMEN.

>> CANCER DON'T DISCRIMINATE ON

ECONOMICS ON YOUR STATUS,

FINANCIAL STATUS SOME WOMEN

CAN'T AFFORD SIMPLY CAN'T AFFORD

IT.

YOU HAVE SOME WOMEN THAT SAY I

ONLY HAVE ONE BRA, BEFORE I HAD

BREAST CANCE

NOW I HAVE TO GET A MORE

EXPENSIVE BRA, A MASTECTOMY BRA

AND I CAN'T AFFORD THAT.

>> BY DONATING MASTECTOMY BRAS,

PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS AND

TRANSPORTATION TO DOCTOR'S

APPOINTMENTS.

CORRINE IS MAKING A DIFFERENCE,

ALL WHILE HONORING THE HER

COUSIN HANNA WHO LOST HER BATTLE

WITH BREAST CANCER

>> SHE WOULD'VE LOVED TO HAVE

GIVEN A WOMAN A BRA AND SAID I

KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GOING THROUGH

AND HERE

>> SHE SAYS GIVING BACK IS JUST

THE WAY THEY GREW UP

>> ON THE BAYOU IN LACOMBE WE

ARE MORE GO GIVERS THEN WE ARE

GO TAKER

SO YEAH I IT'S IMPORTANT TO ME

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Earl Opens Fire On Rosie And Company | Season 2 Ep. 20 | ROSEWOOD - Duration: 1:35.

Is that knife for me, Jasmine?

I swear, you must be part bloodhound.

Get down.

[gunshot]

Earl, drop the damn shotgun.

You're trespassing.

Get going.

Does he always roll out the welcome mat like this?

Earl's got a bit of a temper, especially

when he's been drinking.

This is between me and my wife.

I think I should run a lap and draw fire away from the GTO.

Are you really thinking about your car right now?

Buckshot may do a little damage to me

but it will end the yellow paint.

Whatever, just keep him talking.

What?

Hey, Villa.

Villa, the bad guy's that way.

Earl.

TMI.

TMI, get down.

It's Tara Izikoff.

I don't know if you remember me.

Yeah, yeah, you're the skinny dipper.

OK.

Well, yeah, but also um, you you knew

my friend, Orson, your mayor.

He remembered every moment that we spent together.

Like when I cut my finger picking raspberries.

That time we almost drowned in the lake.

And um, kissing in the back of the movie theater.

That's the man that you killed.

I didn't kill anybody.

We'll be the judge of that.