ALLS
THIS A MANDATE.
>> IT'S ABSOLUTELY UNACCEPTABLE
AND IT'S UNCONSCIONABLE THAT WE
HAVE LET IT GO ALONG THIS LONG.
REPORTER: GOVERNOR SNEUN AWE
MONK THOSE TESTIFYING BEFORE THE
COMMITTEE IN SUPPORT OF THE
CHAIR'S AMENDMENT THAT ADDS
ACTION ITEMS TO HOUSE BILL 400.
TO ADDRESS WHAT THE GOVERNOR
CALLS COMPLETE DISARRAY IN THE
STATE'S MENTAL HEALTH AND CHILD
SERVICES.
>> WHEN YOU HEAR THE STORIES OF
PEOPLE WAITING NOT JUST A FEW
DAYS, NOT JUST A WEEK, BUT
SOMETIMES UP TO FOUR WEEKS, FOUR
WEEKS, ESSENTIALLY BEING HOUSED,
MAINTAINED IN A HALLWAY, WE'RE
GETTING NO MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES WHATSOEVER.
REPORTER: THE PLAN WOULD ADD UP
TO 20 NEW BEDS FOR THOSE NO A
VOTER CRISIS, 40 FOR THOSE
TRANSITIONING OUT, AND EIGHT
PEER SUPPORT CRISIS BEDS, WOULD
ADD ANOTHER MOBILE UNIT AND
CREATE A SYSTEM TO TRACK BED
AVAILABILITY IN REAL TIME.
THE AMENDMENT ALSO ADDRESSES THE
CRISIS INVOLVING CHILDREN AND
DCYF.
>> THIS IS NOT A CRISIS AT THE
GRASS LEVEL, AS MUCH AS IT IS
WITH MANAGEMENT.
LACK OF TRANSPARENCY.
REPORTER: THIS WOULD MEDIAD AN
ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER FOR
DIRECT OVERSIGHT, A NEW OFFICE
OF CHILD ADVOCATE AND CHANGE
SOME OF THE LANGUAGE IN THE
ABUSE AND NEGLECT STATUTES TO
PRIORITIZE CHILD SAFETY OVER
FAMILY UNIFICATION.
>> WE HAVE LET THESE CHALLENGES
GO UNADDRESSED FOR TOO LONG AND
IF WE CHOOSE TO WAIT LONGER THE
PRICE TAG WILL ONLY INCREASE.
IT WILL COST TAXPAYERS MORE, AND
COULD COST MORE LIVES.
REPORTER: SENATOR BRADLEY
BALLPARKS THE COST AT
$9.4 MILLION THE FIRST YEAR.
IT'S TOO EARLY TO KNOW WHERE THE
MONEY WOULD COME FROM, SOME
TESTIMONY TODAY ADDRESSING THE
CONCERN THAT IT NOT COME FROM
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Owner pleads for classic Cadillac's return after crooks steal car - Duration: 1:57.
CONCERT THE SHOP'S OWNER SAID HE
HAD JUST FINISHED PUTTING PIECES
OF THE CAR BACK TOGETHER.
NOW, THE 1966 CADDY IS GONE.
DAVID: HE AND THE CAR'S OWNER
SAY THEY'RE SICK ABOUT IT, AND
THEY HOPE YOU CAN HELP SOLVE THE
CASE.
LAURANN: A RARE, CLASSIC CAR WAS
STOLEN FROM THIS STALL, BUT WHEN
THE THIEVES LEFT, THEY LEFT THIS
GARAGE DOOR OPEN AND THAT'S WHAT
FIRST CAUGHT THE ATTENTION OF
POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY DEPUTIES.
>> I'M STILL SICK TO MY STOMACH.
LAURANN: SOMEONE TOOK THE RED
1966 CADILLAC EL DORADO
WHITE-TOP CONVERTIBLE FROM MEYER
AUTOMOTIVE IN CRESCENT AROUND
2:00 TUESDAY MORNING.
IT HAS TRIPLE-CHROME SPOKE RIMS,
AND WHITE WALL TIRES.
ACCORDING TO OWNER JIM BRIX,
LESS THAN 3,000 MODELS WERE EVER
MADE, AND IT'S WORTH NEARLY
$25,000.
BUT TO HIM, THE CAR IS
PRICELESS.
BY HIS LATE GRANDFATHER.
>> MY GRANDFATHER WAS IN A
WHEELCHAIR THE LAST 10 YEARS OF
HIS LIFE, SO WE WOULD GO FOR
RIDES FREQUENTLY IN THAT CAR TO
GET HIM OUT OF THE HOUSE.
LAURANN: THE CADILLAC HAD BEEN
IN THE SHOP FOR ABOUT A WEEK,
GETTING REPAIR WORK.
THE SHOP OWNER SAYS HE STORE
THE CAR INSIDE THE GARAGE,
THINKING IT WAS SAFE THERE.
>> IT FLOORED ME.
I'VE BEEN HERE 39 YEARS AND
NEVER HAD A PROBLEM.
MAYBE SOMETHING OUTSIDE TAKEN A
LITTLE BIT, BUT NEVER KICKED
SOMEBODY'S DOOR IN.
LAURANN: BRAKING IN BY KICKING
THE BACK DOOR IN.
THE THEIVES ALSO TOOK TOOLS CASH
AND KEYS TO SOME OTHER CARS.
>> WE'VE TAKEN SOME PHOTOGRAPHS
TO DOCUMENT THE SCENE AND I HAVE
LIFTED A COUPLE OF FINGER
PRINTS.
LAURANN: BRIX JUST HOPES THE
CROOKS HAVE A CHANGE OF HEART.
>> I BEG THE PEOPLE THAT DID
THIS JUST TO LEAVE IT IN A
PARKING LOT SOMEWHERE.
GIVE IT BACK.
IT MEANS A LOT TO MY FAMILY AND
I.
LAURANN: IN POTTAWATTAMIE
COUNTY, LAURANN ROBINSON.
DAVID: HERE'S THE NUMBER TO CALL
IF YOU CAN HELP CRACK THE CASE.
712-328-5737.
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top 5 deadliest homemade fidget spinners
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Dog shot dead after running away from home - Duration: 0:44.
AND YOU
CAN CHECK THE FORECAST IN YOUR
NEIGHBORHOOD.
IT'S FREE TO DOWNLOAD IN YOUR
APP STORE.
DOUG: TRAGEDY FOR AN ALBUQUERQUE
FAMILY, AFTER THEIR DOG IS SHOT
AND KILLED.
A WOMAN SAYS SHE FOUND THE DYING
ANIMAL THIS MORNING, ON HER
FRONT DOOR NEAR 14TH AND SILVER.
KILO, A THREE-YEAR-OLD WHITE
PITBULL, HAD JUST RAN AWAY FROM
HOME.
FABIAN TERRAZAS SAID HE SPENT
THE MORNING LOOKING FOR KILO,
UNTIL THE ANIMAL SHELTER CALLED,
SAYING HE HAD BEEN SHOT TWICE.
TERRAZAS SAYS KILO WASN'T A MEAN
DOG, AND WOULD NEVER ATTACK
ANYONE.
HE SAYS THE ANIMAL BECAME A PART
OF HIS FAMILY, AND WAS GREAT
WITH HIS KIDS.
>> THAT WAS HEARTBREAKING.
YOU NEVER EXPECT YOUR DOG TO GET
SHOT AND LEFT TO DIE THERE.
DOUG: PEOPLE WE TALKED TO SAID
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Truck crash spills oil on Route 28, keeping traffic a mess all day - Duration: 1:46.
PITTSBURGH'S ACTION NEWS 4
REPORTER SHELDON INGRAM ON THE
ROAD WITH DRIVERS JUST TRYING TO
GET FROM POINT A TO POINT B.
SHELDON?
SHELDON: AT THIS MOMENT, BOTH
LANES OF ROUTE 28 INBOUND ARE
NOW OPEN.
THIS IS THE WAY IT IS SUPPOSED
TO BE.
THAT ACCIDENT EARLIER THIS
MORNING MADE THINGS EXTREMELY
DIFFICULT FOR MORNING COMMUTERS
AROUND TODAY.
IT MADE THEIR TRAVEL COMMUTE
ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE.
THE VIEW FROM SKY 4.
A MULTIPLE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
INVOLVING A TRACTOR-TRAILER, THE
OIL SPILL, AND A BACKUP ON ROUTE
28 STRETCHING FOR MILES, LEAVING
DRIVERS PINNED IN ONE SPOT FOR
SEVERAL HOURS.
HOW LONG WERE YOU GUYS STUCK IN
TRAFFI
>> SIX HOURS.
>> FOUR HOURS.
SHELDON: HOW LONG REAL?
>> SIX HOURS.
>> I'VE BEEN SITTING HERE FOR
FOUR-AND-A-HALF HOURS, AND I HAD
TO BE AT WORK AT 7:00 THIS
MORNING.
SHELDON: SIX HOURS?
>> SIX HOURS.
SHELDON: THE DAMAGED VEHICLES
WERE REMOVED FROM THE ROADWAY
SOON AFTER THE ACCIDENT.
IT'S THE OIL CLEANUP THAT
PRESENTED THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE.
MORNING COMMUTERS WHO DROVE FROM
THE NORTHERN SUBURBS ENDURED THE
LONGEST DELAYS, BETWEEN FOUR
HOURS AND SIX HOURS.
OTHERS WHO JUMPED ON 28 IN THE
CITY WERE STUCK BETWEEN 45
MINUTES AND TWO HOURS UNTIL
TRAFFIC WAS REROUTED AT THE
MILLVALE EXIT.
LATE FOR WORK, MISSED
APPOINTMENTS, AN ENTIRE MORNING
LOST.
HOW FRUSTRATING WAS IT TO SIT
THERE FOR HOURS?
>> IT WAS REALLY FRUSTRATING,
AND I'M ALMOST OUT OF GAS, SO I
ALMOST RAN OUT OF GAS ON 28.
SHELDON: FRUSTRATED?
>> YES, VERY FRUSTRATED BUT NOW
I'M ON MY WAY TO MT. MORRIS TO
GET MY GRANDDAUGHTER HOM
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Social media threats made at NKY high school - Duration: 1:07.
US WITH THE DETAILS.
MARK.
MARK: THIS IS HAPPENING AT SCOTT
HIGH SCHOOL, WHICH SHARES A
CAMPUS WITH WOODLAND MIDDLE
SCHOOL.
THE SOCIAL MEDIA THREATS ARE
BEING MADE BY AN ANONYMOUS USER
ON SNAP CHAT.
THE USE OF THIS APP IS MAKING IT
MORE DIFFICULT TO TRACK, BECAUSE
THE MESSAGES DISAPPEAR QUICKLY.
SCHOOL OFFICIALS TELL US
STUDENTS AT SCOTT ARE HELPING IN
THE INVESTIGATION
THEY ARE BRINGING THE THREATS TO
TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS, AND
POLICE AND FACULTY ARE
COLLECTING THE THREATS AS
EVIDENCE.
TAYLOR MILL POLICE SAY THE
THREATS ARE NOT CREDIBLE.
THE DISTRICT'S DIRECTOR OF
PUBLIC INFORMATION HAS HAD
ENOUGH AND WANTS TO GET THIS
MESSAGE OUT.
>> WE WANT TO CATCH THE PERSON
OR PERSONS RESPONSIBLE, AND THEY
WILL BE PROSECUTED.
THIS IS SERIOUS.
THERE HAVE BEEN SEVERAL SOCIAL
MEDIA POSTS, AND AS YOU CAN
IMAGINE, THE STUDENTS AND THEIR
PARENTS ARE VERY CONCERNED.
SAFETY IS OUR NUMBER ONE
PRIORITY AND OUR SCHOOLS ARE
SAFE.
MARK: THE THREATS ARE HAVING AN
IMPACT ON ATTENDANCE AND EVENTS
AT THE SCHOOL.
AGAIN, POLICE SAY THE THREATS
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Teen critically injured while crossing street - Duration: 0:31.
AFTERNOON.
WE'LL BE THERE AND LET YOU KNOW
WHAT HAPPENS ON THE KOAT APP.
TODD: WE TOLD YOU ABOUT SHAYLEE
BOLING EARLIER THIS YEAR.
SHE ALONG WITH HER MOM WERE
KILLED IN A HORRIFIC CRASH IN
NORTHEAST ALBUQUERQUE.
NOW WE LEARNED SHAYLEE'S FRIEND
WAS SERIOUSLY HURT AFTER BEING
STRUCK BY A CA
ALLYSE JUDAH WAS WALKING TO
SANDIA HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY, WHEN
A CAR HIT HE
A RELATIVE TELLS US ALLYSE HAD A
FRACTURED SKULL, ELBOW, PELV
, AND HAD CUTS ALL OVER HER
BODY.
SHE WAS RELEASED FROM THE ICU
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Video: Police capture Reisterstown pharmacy robber - Duration: 2:01.
VIDEO AND PHOTOS AS WELL AS A
LOT OF TIPS THAT HELPED LEAD TO
THE ARREST.
I WAS JUST HAPPY THEY CAUGHT
HIM AND GOT HIM OFF THE STREET.
REPORTER: BRUCE GREENBERG
PHARMACIST AND OWNER OF THE
NATURE CARE PHARMACY ON MAIN
STREET IN REISTERSTOWN.
BREATHING A SIGH OF RELIEF ALONG
WITH HIS STAFF AFTER POLICE
ARREST TIMOTHY SMALLWOOD WHO'S
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS IS IN
ELLICOTT CITY.
>> THEY WERE VERY HAPPY TO HEAR
THAT.
JUST A LITTLE BIT OF A RELIEF,
EASES THEIR MIND.
REPORTER: POLICE SAY SMALLWOOD
ROBBED THE NATURE CARE PHARMACY
BACK ON MARCH 25 BY WALKING IN
SHOWING A GUN AND DEMANDING
NARCOTICS AND SURVEILLANCE
CAMERAS CAUGHT IT ALL.
POLICE IN HOWARD COUNTY NOTICED
SMALLWOOD LOOKED EXACTLY LIKE A
SUSPECT ACCUSED OF ROBBING THE
MED ONE PHARMACY IN WOODBINE IN
THE EXACT SAME FASHION THEY
WELL HAVE SURVEILLANCE VIDEO.
>> DUE TO THE INFORMATION WE PUT
OUT LAST WEEK, WE GOT A
SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF TIPS THAT
WE WERE ABLE TO FOLLOW UP ON.
SOME OF THOSE TIPS WERE VERY
GOOD AND THEY LET US TO HIM.
REPORTER: POLICE IT WAS THAT
SURVEILLANCE VIDEO THAT HELP
BREAK THE CASE WIDE OPEN.
>> HE WAS RECOGNIZED BY QUITE A
FEW PEOPLE WHO WERE ABLE TO GIVE
US INFORMATION ON WHO THEY
THOUGHT IT WAS AND THOSE TIPS
WERE CORRECT.
REPORTER: OFFICERS ARRESTED
SMALLWOOD AT A HALETHORPE MOTEL.
THEY COULDN'T SAY WHETHER THEY
FOUND A WEAPON OR HOW MUCH
DRUGS.
IN THE MEANTIME FOR PHARMACIST
LIKE GREENBERG THEY ALWAYS HAVE
TO HAVE THEIR GUARD UP.
WE HAVE TAKEN SEVERAL
MEASURES TO HELP EVENT
SITUATIONS FROM HAPPENING.
UNFORTUNATELY, WE DID NOT HAVE A
GUARD AT THE TIME BUT WE DO NOW.
REPORTER: SO FAR SMALLWOOD IS
FACING A NUMBER OF CHARGES
INCLUDING ARMED ROBBERY AND 1ST
DEGREE ASSAULT.
HE IS CURRENTLY BEING HELD
WITHOUT BOND AND WE ARE TOLD
HOWARD COUNTY SHOULD BE SERVING
WARRANTS ON HIM WHILE HE IS IN
JAIL
LIVE AT BALTIMORE COUNTY POLICE
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Rain clears out Wednesday - Duration: 3:33.
CHIEF
METEOROLOGIST TOM TASSELMYER.
TOM: TOUGH DAY FOR BASEBALL LAST
NIGHT WITH THE RAYS AND THE O'S
PLAYING.
THEY GOT THROUGH THE GAME.
THE RAIN HAS EASED UP A LITTLE
BIT.
TEMPERATURES MIGHT BE WARMER
THAN IT WAS LAST NIGHT.
THE WIND MAKES IT KIND OF
CHILLY.
GUSTING TO 24 MILES PER HOUR.
TEMPERATURES HAVE BEEN RUNNING
BELOW NORMAL BECAUSE OF THE
CLOUDS AND SHOWERS.
CRISFIELD SNEAKING UP TO 68
DEGREES.
IT IS ONLY IN THE 50'S ACROSS
THE NORTHERN SUBURBS AND ONLY
BARELY 50 DEGREES IN WESTERN
MARYLAND.
THE RAIN HAS TAPERED OFF TO JUST
SOME LIGHT DRIZZLE.
KEEP AN EYE ON THE SHOWERS OFF
THE COAST.
NOTICE THE ROTATION COMING IN
FROM THE EAST.
ANYTHING DOWN HERE HAS THE
POTENTIAL TO WORK ITS WAY INTO
THE BALTIMORE AREA.
ADDITIONAL SHOWERS ARE
DEFINITELY A POSSIBILITY.
BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR AT LEAST
AN OCCASIONAL TOUCH OF RAIN
MOVING THROUGH.
THE STORM GENERATING THIS IS
SLOWLY MOVING.
TODAY IT IS UP IN EASTERN NORTH
CAROLINA TOWARDS VIRGINIA BEACH
AND IT WILL CONTINUE TO CRAWL UP
THE COAST TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
MORNING.
THE FOLKS IN NORTH CAROLINA ARE
SAYING GOOD WRITTEN US.
SOME SPOTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
REPORTING UP TO EIGHT INCHES OF
RAIN.
REALLY FROM WILMINGTON UP INTO
RALEIGH, THEY'RE GETTING SOAKING
RAIN'S.
FLOOD WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT.
WE WILL FINALLY CRAWL OUT FROM
UNDER ME THIS CLOUDY, WILL, WHAT
WEATHER.
NOTICE THE MILDER TEMPERATURES
BEHIND IT.
THAT COMES SURGING IN ON
WESTERLY WIND'S.
CERTAINLY INTO THURSDAY IT
SHOULD BE A DIFFERENT PATTERN.
THAT WILL BE WELCOME.
THERE COULD BE SOME DRIZZLE OR
FOG UNDERNEATH THOSE CLOUDS.
GRADUALLY THE CLOUDS RAIN.
HOPEFULLY BEFORE THE SUNSET IN
THE EVENING WE WILL SEE SOME OF
THAT SUNSHINE.
BY THURSDAY WE SHOULD HAVE
PARTLY TO MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES IN
TRUST ESTATE.
THAT WILL REALLY WORK THINGS UP.
THINGS WHERE WE ARE NOW IN THE
50'S.
TOMORROW, SOME MORNING DRIZZLE.
SOME BREAKS IN THE AFTERNOON.
WINDS ON THE BAY COMING OUT OF
THE NORTH OR NORTHWEST AT FIVE
TO 10 KNOTS WITH WAVES AROUND
THE FOOT.
72 DEGREES TOMORROW.
THEY COULD PICK UP A
THUNDERSTORM LATE INTO THE DAY
IN THURSDAY AND WESTERN
MARYLAND.
WE DON'T HAVE TO DEAL WITH THAT
UNTIL THURSDAY NIGHT OR FRIDAY
MORNING.
A LITTLE WARMER AND NICE
THURSDAY, SUNNY AND 84 DEGREES.
65 DEGREES AND CLOUDY TOMORROW.
THE SEVEN-DAY FORECAST, IT WILL
FEEL LIKE SUMMER TIME.
THE SUM BREAKS THROUGH TOMORROW.
83 DEGREES TOMORROW.
MAYBE A SHOWER EARLY IN THE
MORNING.
MOST OF THE DAY LOOKS NICE.
WE HAVE THAT 40% CHANCE OF
SCATTERED STORMS.
A RISK OF A SHOWER OR
THUNDERSTORM EACH DAY.
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Facebook post about $50, $100 Lowe's coupon is a survey scam - Duration: 1:27.
NEWS 8'S SOCIAL MEDIA EXPERT
MEGAN FRANK HAS TIPS TO HELP YOU
SPOT THE FAKES.
MEGAN: A FACEBOOK POST IS
CIRCULATING ABOUT FREE MONEY
FROM HOME IMPROVEMENT STORE
LOWE'S.
IT SAYS ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS
FILL OUT A SURVEY, BUT YOU COULD
END UP LOSING YOUR PERSONAL
INFORMATION TO SCAMMER
TAKE A LOOK, SNOPES.COM FOUND
THIS POST THAT SAYS IF YOU
FOLLOW A FEW SIMPLE STEPS.YOU'LL
GET A ONE-HUNDRED DOLLAR LOWE'S
COUPON.
IT WANTS YOU TO SHARE THE POST
WITH YOUR FACEBOOK FRIENDS AND
COMMENT THE WORD THANK
THEN, IT DIRECTS YOU TO FILL OUT
A SURVEY.
THIS IS WHERE SCAMMERS HOPE TO
GET INFORMATION LIKE YOUR EMAIL,
CREDIT CARD NUMBER, ALL THINGS
THAT COULD POTENTIALLY HELP THEM
HACK INTO YOUR ACCOUNT
TO PROTECT YOURSELF, NEVER GIVE
CREDIT OR BANK INFORMATION FOR A
COUPON OR CUSTOMER SURVE
READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS,
IF THERE AREN'T ANY, THAT'S A
RED FLAG
CHECK THE COMPANY'S FACEBOOK
PAGE FOR A BLUE CHECKMARK ICON
TO VERIFY THAT IT'S COMING FROM
THE ACTUAL COMPANY.
IF YOU'RE STILL NOT SURE,
CONTACT THE COMPANY DIRECTLY.
SURVEY SCAMS LIKE THIS ONE HAVE
TARGETED STORES LIKE HOME DEPOT,
COSTCO, KROGER AND AMAZO
WHILE THESE COMPANIES DO OFFER
COUPONS AND DISCOUNTS, GIVING
AWAY LARGE SUMS, LIKE FIFTY OR
ONE-HUNDRED DOLLARS, IS NOT A
GENERAL PRACTICE
KEEP IN MIND, IF IT SOUNDS TOO
GOOD TO BE, IT PROBABLY IS.
MEGAN FRANK, NEWS
KI SOME RELIABLE WEBSITES FOR
COUPONS INCLUDE
RETAIL-ME-NOT.COM AND
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Rain ending leading to dry and sunny temps - Duration: 3:40.
TARTING TO GET A LITTLE
CABIN FEVER?
THIS WEEK, WE HAVE GOT SUNSHINE
AND WARM TEMPERATURES IN THE
FORECAST.
IT WILL ACTUALLY BE NICE TO BE
OUTSIDE.
THE CHILLY AIR IS SOMETHING
ELSE.
WE MADE IT INTO THE 60'S TODAY.
THESE NUMBERS ARE IMPRESSIVE --
MORE THAN 4.5 INCHES OF RAIN IN
GREENSBORO, MORE THAN FIVE IN
FOR SOME OF YOU, NOT IMPRESSIVE,
BUT DEPRESSING.
BURLINGTON, 4.5-PLUS INCHES.
WE NEED RAIN, BUT NOT ALL AT
ONCE.
TODAY AT PTI AIRPORT ABOUT .33
INCH, BUT FOR APRIL, MORE THAN
5.5 INCHES, MORE THAN 2.5 INCHES
ABOVE NORMAL FOR THE MONTH.
FOR THE YEAR, WE ARE AN INCH
ABOVE NORMAL.
ALL THESE BRIGHT COLORS, GREEN
AND YELLOW SPECIFICALLY, MORE
THAN TWO INCHES OF RAIN.
IN SOME CASES, AS MUCH AS FIVE
TO SEVEN, ESPECIALLY IN THIS
AREA, ROCKINGHAM, NORTHERN
FORSYTH, STOKES COUNTY.
LESSER AMOUNTS TO THE SOUTH, BUT
STILL A LOT.
JUST ABOUT EVERYBODY GOT AT
LEAST TWO TO THREE INCHES, MANY
FOLKS 32 AS MUCH AS SEVEN INCHES
OF RAIN -- MANY FOLKS G THREE
TWO AS MUCH AS SEVEN INCHES OF
RAIN.
TONIGHT, NO LONGER UNDER A FLOOD
WATCH, BUT WARNINGS FOR RIVER
FLOODS.
GINA TALKED ABOUT THAT AT THE
TOP OF THE NEWSCAST.
THE YADKIN, THE HAW RIVER, AND
THE DAN RIVER ARE CRESTING WITH
MINOR TO MODERATE FLOODING.
THE STORM SYSTEM IS ON THE
COAST.
THE RAIN IS ENDING.
WE JUST NEED TO CLEAR THINGS
OUT.
WE STARTED TO WARM UP NOW THAT
THE RAIN HAS SHUT OFF,
TEMPERATURE CLOSE TO 61 DEGREES
RIGHT NOW IN THE TRIAD, MID TO
UPPE 60'S IN MOUNT AIRY AND
NORTH WILKESBORO.
HERE IS THE LATEST RADAR.
JUST A LITTLE BIT OF PATCHY,
LIGHT RAIN.
FORECAST FOR TOMORROW IS DRY AND
SUNNY.
WE WILL HAVE FOG IN THE MORNING.
THAT WILL BURN OFF.
A HIGH OF 80 DEGREES TOMORROW IN
HIGH POINT, STOKESDALE, 79
DOBSON AND ELKIN WITH A LIGHT
SOUTHWEST WIND AND SUNSHINE.
MOUNTAINS, HIGH TEMP 74 BY LATE
TOMORROW.
THIS STORM SYSTEM WILL MOVE
NORTH.
WE WILL WAIT ON A FRONT TO
APPROACH FROM THE WEST.
EMEKA MAY KICKOFF A FEW SHOWERS
IN THE MOUNTAINS BY LATE
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAYBE
THURSDAY EVENING FOR THE TRIAD,
BUT THE FRONT DOES NOT SWEEP
THROUGH BECAUSE WE HAVE SO MUCH
WARM AIR BUILDING TO THE SOUTH.
IT IS THAT WARMTH YOU ARE GOING
TO FEEL INTO THE WEEKEND, AS
HIGHS WILL BE IN THE 80'S, EVEN
MID TO UPPER 80'S AS WE MOVE
INTO SATURDAY.
THIS IS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
YOU CAN SEE THE PROGRESSION OF
THIS BIG RIDGE OF HOT AIR ACROSS
THE SOUTHEAST.
THAT IS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, INTO
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
IT STAYS JUST OFFSHORE AND KEEPS
THE WARMTH HERE.
THE NEXT WEATHER SYSTEM WILL BE
IN HERE TO COOL US OFF BY MONDAY
INTO TUESDAY.
IT IS A PRETTY TERRIFIC FORECAST
FOR MYRTLE FEST ON THE CAMPUS OF
WILKES COMMUNI COLLEGE
STARTING THURSDAY, CONTINUING
FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY.
NOT RAIN FREE, BUT DOES LOOK
LIKE IT WILL BE LARGELY DRY.
THE GROUND, STILL A LITTLE DAMP.
82 FRIDAY AFTERNOON, WARM AND
HUMID.
SPOTTY STORMS SATURDAY, BEST
CHANCE OF RAIN FOR MYRTLE FEST
LOOKS TO BE SUNDAY, WITH SHOWERS
AND THUNDERSTORMS.
HERE IS THE SEVEN-DAY FORECAST
IN THE TRIAD.
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Food Bank to hold annual fundraiser luncheon - Duration: 0:56.
LIVE LOOK AT BUSINESS 40 AT
SALEM LAKE IN WINSTON-SALEM.
NO MAJOR DELAYS AT THIS HOUR.
WANDA: LOOKING AHEAD, THE SECOND
HARVEST FOOD BANK IS GETTING
READY FOR A BIG FUNDRAISER.
EMPTY BOWLS IS TOMORROW AT THE
BENTON CONVENTION CENTER IN
WINSTON-SALEM.
THIS IS VIDEO FROM LAST YEAR'S
EVENT.
A TICKET WILL GET YOU A LUNCH
DELICIOUS SOUP AND A POTTERY
BOWL.
SOME OF THE BOWLS WERE PAINTED
BY PEOPLE RIGHT HERE AT WXII 12
NEWS.
OUR NICOLE DUCOUER AND LANIE
POPE WILL MC TOMORROW'S EVENT.
IT'S FROM 11:00 UNTIL 2:00.
TALITHA: PEOPLE IN THE TRIAD
RALLIED BEHIND THE GREENSBORO
URBAN MINISTRY TO COLLEC
THOUSAND OF POUNDS OF FOOD.
CASH DONATIONS FROM THE FEED
GREENSBORO COMMUNITY FOOD DRIVE
ARE STILL COMING IN, BUT GET
THIS -- NEARLY 72,000 POUNDS OF
FOOD WERE COLLECTED.
GOOD NEWS THERE.
GUM'S FOOD PANTRY IS THE
COMMUNITY'S LARGEST RESOURCE FOR
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Video: Maryland's DUI laws get tougher - Duration: 2:09.
ARE DRIVING THE CAR BUT RATHER
YOU ARE IN CONTROL OF THE CAR.
IMPAIRED DRIVERS TRYING TO DO
THE RIGHT THING.
PULLING OFF THE
ROADWAY SLEEPING IT OFF.
, YET POLICE, WITH REASONABLE
SUSPICION, CAN REQUEST A
BREATHALIZER TEST. DRIVERS WHO
REFUSE GET THEIR LICENSE
SUSPENDED.
THAT'S THE CURRENT LAW AND
MARYLAND'S HIGHEST COURT JUST
UPHELD THE LATEST CHALLENGE TO
IT.
>> THAT'S OVERREACH.
HOW DO THEY KNOW WHY I STOPPED
MY CAR.
>> I FEEL LIKE IT'S A LITTLE
MUCH.
I GUESS IF THEY WERE DRIVING IT
MAKES SENSE.
>> ONCE THEY SMELL THE ALCOHOL
AND YOU ARE IN THE DRIVERS SEAT
AND YOU HAVE THE KEYS ON YOUR
PERSON YOU ARE IN TROUBLE,EVEN
IF YOU ARE SLEEPING.
REPORTER: ATTORNEY BRUCE
ROBINSON IS AN EXPERT IN DUI
CHARGES.
THE CASE INVOLVED A MONTGOMERY
COUNTY MAN FOUND ASLEEP SLUMPED
OVER THE WHEEL.
HE TOLD POLICE HE'S WAITING FOR
A UBER RIDE.
THE CAR ENGINE STILL RUNNING TO
KEEP THE HEAT GOING.
>> THE LAW IS NOT THAT YOU ARE
DRIVING THE CAR.
THE LAW IS THAT YOU ARE IN
CONTROL OF THE CAR.
REPORTER: THE STATE ATTORNEY
GENERAL APPLAUDS THE RULING
STATING WE ARE VERY SATISFIED
WITH THE OUTCOME OF THE CASES AS
WE BELIEVE THE COURT'S RULINGS
ARE CONSISTENT WITH THE INTENT
OF THE LEGISLATURE AND THE LONG
STANDING POSITION OF COURT OF
APPEALS ON ISSUES INVOLVING
DRIVERS WHO REFUSE TO SUBMIT TO
ALCOHOL TESTING WHEN PROPERLY
REQUESTED TO DO SO BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT.
IT'S PROBABLY A LITTLE
TOTALITARIAN BUT AT THE SAME
TIME IF YOU PLAN ON DRINKING,
YOU SHOULDN'T BE GETTING INTO A
CAR TO BEGIN WITH.
REPORTER: THE HIGH COURT
REMANDED A SIMILAR DUI
CIRCUMSTANCE BACK TO THE LOWER
COURT.
IN THAT CASE STATE POLICE
RESPONDING TO A REPORT OF A
CRASH IN FRONT OF A HOME,
SPOTTED ROBERT ALLEN KRAFFT
THROUGH AN OPEN DOOR
HE HAD PASSED OUT ON HIS
COUCH, COULD BARELY STAND UP,
ADMITTED DRINKING, REFUSED THE
BREATHALIZER TEST AND THE
TROOPER CONFISCATED HIS LICENSE.
>> THE FACT THAT YOU FIND AN
INTOXICATED PERSON SLEEPING ON A
SOFA, CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE IS
GEE MAYBE HE WAS INVOLVED, MAYBE
HE CRASHED THE CAR-THAT'S A LEAP
RIGHT THERE.
REPORTER: EXPERTS SAY THOSE WHO
REALIZE THEY'VE HAD ONE TOO MANY
ND PULL OVER STOP THE ENGINE,
PUT THE KEYS IN THE GLOVE BOX OR
SOMEWHERE ELSE AND CLIMB IN THE
BACKSEAT TO SLEEP IT OFF.
OF COURSE, YOU SHOULDN'T BE
DRINKING AND DRIVING IN THE
FIRST PLACE.
REPORTING LIVE FROM NORTH
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900 bags of fertilizer spill onto Route 30, Route 222 following crash - Duration: 1:23.
WHERE WE FIND NEWS 8'S
KATELYN SMITH.
KATELYN: THIS ROADWAY JUST
RE-OPENED ABOUT 15 MINUTES AGO
AND IT WAS THIS CURVE ON THE
RAMP WHERE YOU SEE THIS WHITE
CAR COMING NOW, THAT'S WHERE
THE TRUCK FLIPPED OVER
ACCORDING TO MANHEIM TOWNSHIP
POLICE AND THEN IT HIT A TRUCK
GOING THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION
ON THIS RAMP RIGHT BESIDE IT.
>> IT'S A MAJOR HIGHWAY.
WE CAN EXPECT SOME MAJOR
TRAFFIC DELAY.
KATELYN: ALL DAY LONG.
THE CRASH HAPPENED BEFORE
NOON.
THE TOP OF THE TRACTOR-TRAILER
SPLIT OPEN, POURING OUT ABOUT
8900 BAGS OF FERTILIZER AND
SOME OF THOSE BAGS SPLIT OPEN
AS WELL.
The fire department was out
there, they determined that
it's not hazardous
materials...they're not
concerned about it
KATELYN: DRIVERS SEEMED TO BE
RUBBERNECKING SLOW TRAFFIC
EVEN MORE.
THE DRIVER OF THE TRUCK WENT
TO THE HOSPITAL WITH MINOR
INJURIES AND WHEN HIS TRUCK
FELL, IT HIT ANOTHER
TRACTOR-TRAILER.
THAT DRIVER JUST HAD SOME
SCRATCHES.
POLICE DO NOT THINK THE CURVE
CAUSED THE CRASH.
>> I WOULDN'T SAY THAT IT'S A
PROBLEM AT THIS POINT IN TIME.
>> POLICE ARE LOOKING INTO
WHETHER THAT DRIVER MAY HAVE
BEEN GOING TOO FAST FOR
CONDITIONS OR IF MAYBE JUST
THE LOAD SHIFTED IN THAT
TRACTOR-TRAILER WITH ALL THAT
FERTILIZER IN THE BACK.
NO CHARGES HAVE BEEN FILED
RIGHT NOW AND POLICE HAVE NOT
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Cincinnati State helping with Preschool Promise - Duration: 2:00.
>> I WILL MEET YOU AT THE TOP OF
THE COCONUT TREE.
ALEXIS: JADE JESTER IS SPENDING
A FEW MORE WEEKS IN THE
CLASSROOMS AT THE WILLIAM L.
MALLORY SR. EARLY LEARNING
CENTER.
SOON, SHE'LL LEAVE THESE YOUNG
STUDENTS BEHIND, TO MEET NEW
ONES.
>> IT'S STARTING TO GET A LITTLE
SENTIMENTAL NOW.
IT IS THE LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS
AND THEN I WILL BE LEAVING.
I AM REALLY EXCITED TO FINALLY
BE FINISHING UP.
ALEXIS: JESTER IS PART OF
CINCINNATI STATE'S NEW PUSH, TO
HELP THE CITY'S PRESCHOOL
PROMISE PROGRAM.
WHEN SHE GRADUATES FROM
CINCINNATI STATE, JESTER WILL
HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO STAY
HERE IN THE CITY TO TEACH.
>> I MEAN THIS IS A GREAT DAY.
THIS IS REALLY EXCITING
OPPORTUNITY.
THE PRESCHOOL PROMISE IS ALL
ABOUT MAKING SURE CHILDREN HAVE
ACCESS TO TWO YEARS TO QUALITY
PRESCHOOL.
ALEXIS: IN NOVEMBER, HAMILTON
COUNTY VOTERS APPRVED A FIVE
YEAR CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LEVY TO PROVIDE $15 MILLION A
YEAR FOR FAMILIES TO ACCESS
AFFORDABLE QUALITY PRESCHOOL
EDUCATION.
>> NOW THAT I WILL BE GRADUATING
I CAN GO INTO THESE CENTERS AND
PROVIDE THE QUALITY CHILDCARE
THAT THESE CHILDREN NEED.
>> THE CHILDCARE DEVELOPMENT
CERTIFICATION IS 15 WEEKS.
IT IS AN ACCELERATED PROGRAM.
THE ASSOCIATES PROGRAM IS
ACTUALLY TWO YEARS.
>> WE ARE REALLY EDUCATING THE
CHILDREN ON NOT ONLY SOCIAL
EMOTIONAL SKILLS BUT WE ARE
INTRODUCING THOSE TO EARLY MATH
CONCEPTS, EARLY SCIENCE CONCEPTS
TO NOT ONLY GET THEM TO THAT
INTEREST IN LEARNING.
RESEARCH SHOWS IF YOU GET THAT
STARTED EARLY IT REALLY SHOWS A
DIFFERENCE IN THEIR EDUCATION
AND LIFE QUALITY EVEN INTO
ADULTHOOD.
ALEXIS: PRESCHOOL PROMISE
ORGANIZERS SAY THIS IS ONE OF
MANY BIG DEVELOPMENTS TO COME.
>> YOU SHOULD EXPECT TO SEE A
LOT OF NEW DEVELOPMENTS OVER THE
COURSE OF THE NEXT COUPLE OF
MONTHS.
A LOT IS HAPPENING AS WE START
TO GET THIS UP AND RUNNING.
ALEXIS: THOSE GRADUATING IN THE
NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS WILL BE
AMONG THE FIRST TO TEACH IN
THOSE PRESCHOOL PROMISE
CLASSROOMS.
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Babysitter, gun owner explore plea options in Mount Pleasant boy's shooting death - Duration: 1:52.
NG WORDS FROM PARENTS STILL
GRIEVING.
ASHLIE: MARK AND LEAH GUSTAFSON
SAID THEY WANT THE BABYSITTER
AND GUN OWNER CHARGED IN THEIR
SON'S DEATH TO GO TO TRIAL, BUT
IT LOOKS LIKE THE TWO SUSPECTS
MIGHT BE ABLE TO AVOID GOING
BEFORE A JUR
MARK: JUST ANOTHER DAY WHERE WE
GOT TO WAIT LONGER FOR JUSTICE.
ASHLIE: BROOKE NELSON AND JOSH
HUDEC ARE TWO OF THE ADULTS
CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH THE
SHOOTING DEATH OF J.R. GUSTAFSON
AT HUDEC'S MOUNT PLEASANT HOME
LAST YEAR.
NELSON WAS SUPPOSED TO BE
BABYSITTING HUDEC'S CHILDREN
WHEN BURNSWORTH AND GUSTAFSON
CAME OVER TO PLAY.
MARK: ONE PERSON THAT SHOULD
HAVE THE MOST TIME IS BROOKE.
SHE WAS THE ONE WHO WAS THERE,
SHE WAS IN CHARGE OF THE KIDS
THAT DAY, AND FROM MY
UNDERSTANDING, SHE TOOK THE KID
INTO THE BEDROOM AND GAVE HIM
THE GUN.
ASHLIE: HUDEC WAS AT WORK AT THE
TIME, BUT HE'S FACING
ENDANGERMENT CHARGES SINCE
POLICE SAY THE GUN WASN'T
PROPERLY SECURED.
THE TWO CONTINUED THEIR CASES
UNTIL JUNE WHERE THEIR ATTORNEYS
SAID THEY'D BE INTERESTING IN
ACCEPTING A PLEA DEAL.
MARK: I REALLY DON'T GET A DEAL.
MY FAMILY DON'T REALLY GET A
DEAL FOR LOSING MY SON.
AT LEAST WE HAVE A PART OF
SAYING WHAT THE PLEA DEAL WI
BE, SO WE DO HAVE A SAY SO IN
IT.
ASHLIE: MARK GUSTAFSON AND HIS
WIFE SAID THEY'RE FIGHTING THIS
FOR THEIR SON.
MARK: I WON'T ACCEPT ANYTHING
LESS THAN JAIL TIME.
I HAVEN'T HAD REMORSE FROM ALL
THREE.
I MEAN EVEN GOING BACK TO JOHN
, BURNSWORTH.
HE NEVER ONCE APOLOGIZED TO US,
SAID HE'S SORRY OR NOTHING.
WE HAD NOTHING SAID BY BROOKE OR
JOSH.
ASHLIE: JOHN BURNSWORTH
PREVIOUSLY ACCEPTED HIS GUILT IN
JUVENILE COURT AND WAS SENTENCED
TO A TREATMENT FACILITY.
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Mainly clear evening forecast - Duration: 4:26.
UNCER: NOW YOUR WLKY WEATHER
WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JAY
CARDOSI.
JA SOME BEAUTIFUL SPRING
WEATHER ON THIS TUESDAY
AFTERNOON.
LIGHT WINDS, LOTS OF SUNSHINE,
WARM TEMPERATURES.
WHAT IS NOT TO LIKE?
WE MADE IT UP TO 77 OFFICIALLY.
MORNING START OF 56.
NO RAIN OUT THERE.
IT WILL STAY DRY TONIGHT THROUGH
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW WILL BE A SUMMERLIKE
DAY AS THE TEMPERATURES ELEVATE
THROUGH THE 80'S, AND IN SOME
CASES UPPER 80'S BY MID-TO-LATE
AFTERNOON.
RIGHT NOW THE RANGE IS 75-78
AROUND TOWN.
HUMIDI AT 100%.
A SOUTH BREEZE AT 5-10 MILES PER
HOUR.
LOOK AT THE CLOUD COVER AND ALSO
THE RADAR OVER THE PAST 12
HOURS, NOT MUCH HAPPENING CLOSE
TO HOME.
WE LIKE TO SEE THAT THIS TIME OF
YEAR.
SCATTERING OF SHOWERS OFF TO THE
EAST AND WELL OFF TO THE
NORTHWEST.
THAT IS WHERE A COUPLE OF STORM
SYSTEMS ARE POSITIONED RIGHT
NOW.
HIGH PRESSURE IS IN CONTROL, OFF
TO THE SOUTH NOSING IN.
IT WILL KEEP US NICE AND QUIET
TONIGHT AND INTO TOMORROW.
AS WE GO THROUGH THIS NIGHT, WE
WILL SEE MAINLY CLEAR SKIES, A
GENTLE SOUTH BREEZE.
BY THE TIME YOU WAKE UP ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, WE WILL BE IN
THE MIDDLE AND UPPER 50'S, CLOSE
TO 60 IN A FEW SPOTS.
A VERY COMFORTABLE START TO THE
DAY TOMORROW.
59 BE EXPECTED LOW IN THE METRO.
GET READY, THINGS WILL HEAT UP
BIG TIME FOR TOMORROW.
SHOWERS AND STORMS OFF TO THE
WEST.
THEY WILL NOT GET HERE DURING
THE DAY TOMORROW.
WE WILL HO ON TO MOSTLY SUNNY
SKIES.
WINS WILL PICK UP FROM THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
HEAVY SHOWERS AND STORMS OUT
THERE IN ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI.
THE REMNANTS OF THOSE WILL GET
HERE LATE TOMORROW NIGHT INTO
THURSDAY MORNING.
DURING THE D TOMORROW, MOSTLY
SUNNY SKIES, BREEZY, AND
SUMMERLIKE.
LOOK AT THE HIGH TEMPERATURES
TOMORROW, ALL THE WAY INTO THE
MIDDLE AND POSSIBLE UPP 80'S
IN A FEW SPOTS.
WE ARE EXPECTING 86 DEGREES HERE
IN THE METRO.
NOT A RECORD, THE RECORD FOR
TOMORROW IS 90.
THAT W SET BACK IN 1989.
NONETHELESS, A VERY WARM DAY.
SOME CHANGES DO START TO WORK IN
HERE AS EARLY AS LATE TOMORROW
NIGHT AND THURSDAY MORNING.
HERE IS THURSDAY MORNING.
NOTICE THE SCATTERED SHOWERS UP
AND DOWN THE I-65 CORE DOOR AS A
COLD FRONT WILL BE APPROACHING.
THE GREAT BALLOON FEST KICKS OFF
THURSDAY MORNING AS WE HAVE THE
CHARITY RACE GOING ON IN THE
MORNING.
AT THIS TIME, THAT THE EVENT IS
IN JEOPARDY.
SCATTERED SHOWERS, THE BREEZES,
THIS MIGHT HAVE A TOUGH TIME.
66 DEGREES, LOOK AT THE
SOUTHWEST WIND, 10-20 MILE PER
HOUR.
A GOOD CHANCE FOR A FEW SHOWERS.
THE GOOD NEWS, AS WE MOVE
THROUGH THURSDAY AFTERNOON, THE
FRONT MOVES THROUGH, THE WINS
WILL SLACKEN OFF LATER IN THE
AFTERNOON.
THE SITE JUNGLE.
THE SUNSHINE WILL HE THREW IN
THE LATE DAY HOURS.
IT WILL BE DRY THURSDAY EVENING
WITH LOW AND MIDDLE 70'S
EXPECTED.
FOR THE GREAT ALONE GLIMMER
GOING ON AT THE WATERFRONT, THAT
EVENT WILL BE JUST FINE.
THIS IS A GOOD ONE TO GET OUT
AND ENJOY IF YOU CAN DO IT.
74 AT 6:00, IT WILL LIFT DOWN
INTO THE 60'S DURING THE EVENT
ITSELF.
HERE'S THE FORECAST.
AS WE MOVE THROUGH THIS EVENING,
NO WORRIES.
DOWN THROUGH THE 70'S WE GO.
THEN, TEMPERATURE WILL BE 70
WITH LOTS OF STARS OVERHEAD.
WAKE UP TO 59 IN THE MORNING
WITH MOSTLY SUNNY CONDITIONS.
MID-DAY TEMPERATURES FLY INTO
THE UPPER 70'S.
LOOK AT THIS 70 FORECAST, WE GO
TO 86.
SLIGHT CHANCE FOR MORNING
SHOWERS ON THURSDAY.
74 FOR MOST OF THURSDAY.
THURSDAY EVENING SHOULD BE JUST
FINE.
THE EVENTS ON FRIDAY SHOULD BE
JUST FINE.
WE HAVE THE RUSH HOUR RACE IN
THE MORNING, THE GREAT BALLOON
GLOW GOING ON FRIDAY EVENING,
THAT RAIN CHANCE GETS HERE LATER
FRIDAY NIGHT.
IT DOES APPEAR THE RAIN CHANCES
WILL LINGER INTO SATURDAY
MORNING.
FOR THE GREAT BALLOON RACE
SATURDAY MORNING, THAT ONE YOU
WILL HAVE TO WATCH OUT FOR.
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Ordnance team begins digging up old cannonballs in Lawrenceville - Duration: 2:14.
GH'S ACTION NEWS 4
REPORTER BOB MAYO IS LIVE ON THE
SCENE TONIGHT IN LAWRENCEVILLE.
BOB?
BOB: DAYS FULL OF WORK AND WHAT
THEY HAVE TO SHOW FOR IT ARE
EVEN MORE CANNONBALLS.
THEY HAVE BEEN DIGGING IN BEFORE
THEY CAN TAKE THEM AWAY, MAKE
SURE THAT THEY HAVE THEM ALL,
AND THAT IS A JOB IN PROGRESS.
SKY 4 GIVES THE BEST VIEW OF
PWHERE SPECIAL EXPERTS OF
EXPLOSIVES ARE MAKING SURE THAT
THE CANNONBALLS ARE SAFELY
REMOVED FROM THIS LAWRENCEVILLE
NEIGHBORHOOD CONSTRUCTION SITE.
>> SO THESE GUYS ARE THE BEST OF
THE BEST, FULLY TRAINED.
THEY HAVE DEALT WITH A LOT MORE
DANGEROUS SITUATIONS THAN THIS.
BOB: HERE'S A CLOSER LOOK AT THE
CANNONBALLS FROM WHEN THEY WERE
FIRST SPOTTED IN MARCH.
THEY ARE STILL DIGGING.
THERE MAY BE MORE.
>> WE ARE NOT ALIVE TO STOP
UNTIL WE DON'T SEE ANYMORE.
AS LONG AS THERE ARE MORE
CANNIBALS IN THE WHOLE, THEY
HAVE TO ESCALATE UNTIL THERE ARE
NO MORE FOUND.
BOB: DUMPSTERS AND MOUNDS OF
DIRT SHIELD CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
STILL ON THE JOB AND NEARBY
HOMES ON 39TH STREET.
>> WE HAVE BOUNCERS STACKED 40
FEET HIGH WITH FOAM HERE TO
THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO WAY THAT
IF ONE OF THESE WERE TO GO OFF,
THAT IT WOULD GO THROUGH THAT.
[EXPLOSION]
BOB: GIVEN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD OF
THE HISTORY, FINDING CANNONBALLS
BURIED AS NO SURPRISE.
78 PEOPLE DIED AT AN EXPLOSION
OF THE ARSENAL ARMS FACTORY
NEARBY IN 1862.
>> PITTSBURGH WAS CONSIDERED THE
ARSENAL OF THE UNION DURING THE
CIVIL WAR.
MILLIONS OF ROUNDS OF SMALL
ARMS, MUNITIONS, AND KANAAN
SPELLS WERE LOADED RIGHT HERE AT
40TH STREET AND BUTLER.
>> THERE IS BLOCK HARDER IN
THESE CAN EVOLVE, AND BLACK
POWDER IS VERY DANGEROUS.
EVEN AFTER BEING WET, WHEN IT
DRIES OUT, IT CAN STILL BE
DANGEROUS POTENTIALLY.
BOB: AGAIN, THERE IS NO DANGER
TO THE PUBLIC AS THEY CONTINUE
TO WORK.
PITTSBURGH'S PUBLIC SAFETY
DIRECTOR STOPPED BRIEFLY AS A
CONSULTANT WITH THOSE INVOLVED
IN THE JOB.
THEY WILL BE BACK TOMORROW AT
7:00 A.M.
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