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Crews prepare for severe weather - Duration: 1:35.
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IN FACT, AJ MCCORD IS LIVE TO
SHOW US SOME OF THE PREPARATIONS
IN PLACE.
AJ?
AJ: CITIES AND COUNTIES FROM
AROUND OUR AREA HAVE SPENT THE
LAST COUPLE DAYS GOING AROUND TO
CREEKS LIKE THIS ONE AND MAKING
SURE DEBRIS IS CLEARED ROADS ARE
CLOSED THAT HAVE STILL NOT
RECOVERED FROM THE STROMS
EARLIER THIS WEEK.
I WANT TO SHOW YOU THIS CREEK
, IT HAS RECOVERED.
IT IS ONLY A COUPLE INCHES DEEP
RIGHT NOW.
BUT TAKE A LOOK AT THIS.
YOU CAN SEE ALL OF THESE PLANTS
THAT ARE SMALLEST DOWNRIVER.
THAT IS WHERE A LOT OF IT WAS
EARLIER THIS WEEK.
IT IS HIGHER THAN ONE IT WAS
EARLIER.
WE WILL GET MORE RAIN TONIGHT
THROUGH THE WEEKEND, EVEN THE
UNASSUMING CREEKS AND DRAINAGE,
TURNING INTO MAJOR RUSHING
RIVERS.
ALSO EVERY CITY AND COUNTY HAS
CREWS ON STANDBY THROUGH THE
WEEKEND.
>> THEY WILL BE STAGING
THEMSELVES ALL AROUND THE COUNTY
, SO WHEN THE RAIN COMES, WE
HAVE THE CREW READY TO PUT SIGNS
OF CLOSED ROADS TO HELP MOVE AND
DIVERT DEBRIS SO THERE IS
PASSAGE TO GET THROUGH.
AJ WASHING COUNTY HAS SAID THEY
HAVE ALREADY CLOSED ROADS THAT
DID NOT RECOVER LIKE BLUE
SPRINGS ROAD, AND THEY WILL HAVE
CREWS AROUND THE COUNTY TO MAKE
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Byron Morton's Friday forecast - Duration: 2:01.
IS HERE TO EXPLAIN WHY THE
STORM IS ONE FOR THE BOOKS.
BYRON: IT IS AN UNUSUAL STORM,
SOMETHING WE DON'T TYPICALLY SEE
THIS TIME OF THE YEAR.
SOMETHING THAT WE WOULD EXPECT
IN MARCH OR FEBRUARY.
THIS IS A LIVE LOOK AND THE EAST
MOUNTAINS RIGHT NOW.
THIS IS AROUND THE SUNSET CANYON
IN EAST MOUNTAINS AND YOU SEE
THE SNOW HAS BEEN COMING DOWN
HEAVILY AND IT WILL CONTINUE
TONIGHT.
BAD TRAVEL NORTH AND EAST OF
ALBUQUERQUE.
YES, SOME FREEZING TEMPERATURES
ON THE WAY, TOO.
THIS IS LIVE SUPER DOPPLER 7.
YOU SEE THE WAVES OF SHOWERS
WORKING THROUGH.
GREEN IS RAIN.
20 IS -- WHITE IS SNOW.
WE HAVE BEEN IN AND OUT OF THE
SNOW THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
THROUGH THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE,
WE TRACKED THIS MOISTURE, WATCH
WHAT HAPPENS.
4:00 IN THE MORNING, THE BLUE
INDICATES SNOW RAMPING UP.
IT WILL BE SLICK I-40 POINTING
USED.
THAT SNOW WILL SWIRL IN THE
EASTERN PARTS OF THE STATE ON
SATURDAY.
HOW MUCH SNOW?
WE ARE TALKING ABOUT SIGNIFICANT
SNOWFALL FOR THOSE TRAVEL
I 25 NORTH OF ALBUQUERQUE AND
EAST OF ALBUQUERQUE, SEVERAL
INCHES OF SNOW.
IT WILL BE WINDY, TOO.
IT IS RECORD-SETTING COLD.
RECORDS ON THE RIGHT AND THESE
ARE THE FORECAST A TEMPERATURES,
TOO.
40 DEGREES COLDER THAN NORMAL
OVER RATON.
35 DEGREES COLDER FOR SANTA FE.
THIS IS A BIG DEAL.
HIGH TEMPERATURES ONLY IN THE
40'S AROUND ALBUQUERQUE
TOMORROW.
AFTER A LITTLE AROUND FREEZING,
A HIGH OF 43 DEGREES.
SANTA FE, GOOD CHANCE OF SNOW
FALLING.
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Off-duty firefighter jumps into action, saves life during dinner - Duration: 1:46.
MARIA: NEWSCENTER 5'S NICHOLE
BERLIE TALKED TO THIS LOCAL
HERO, AND HAS THE STORY.
NICHOLE: THAT OFF-DUTY
FIREFIGHTER JUMPED INTO ACTION
USING TRAINING HE LEARNED ON THE
JOB.
THIS IS ONLY DEMONSTRATION, BUT
IT IS SIMILAR TO THE SITUATION
FITCHBURG FIRE LIEUTENANT BARRY
HYVARINEN LITERALLY WALKED INTO
WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE OLIVE
GARDEN IN LEOMINSTER.
>> AS WE WERE BEING SEATED TO
OUR BOOTH MY WIFE NOTICED A MAN
JOKING.
NICHOLE: THAT MAN SEATED AT A
TABLE, UNABLE TO BREATHE.
>> HE DID HAVE HIS HANDS AROUND
HIS NECK, WHICH IS THE UNIVERSAL
SIGN.
I WENT UP TO THE GENTLEMAN ASKED
IF HE COULD TALK.
HE COULDN'T SAY ANYTHING.
HE COULDN'T BREATHE.
NICHOLE: SO HE STARTED THE
HEIMLICH MANEUVER, A TECHNIQUE
THE 22-YEAR FIREFIGHTING VETERAN
IS TRAINED ON EVERY YEAR.
>> MAKE A CUP WITH YOUR HAND,
FIND THE BELLYBUTTON, PUT YOUR
HAND OVER YOUR OTHER HAND AND
FORCE IN AN UPWARD UNTIL THE
OBJECT IS DISLODGED.
IT TOOK THREE OR FOUR TRIES.
FINALLY HE EXPELLED THE OBJECT
OR IT I THINK IT WAS A PEPPER.
I ASKED HIM IF HE COULD TALK
THEN AND HE WAS ABLE TO TALK.
NICHOLE: IRONICALLY, BOTH
COUPLES WENT ON TO FINISH THEIR
DINNERS.
>> AFTERWARDS THE WIFE DID COME
UP TO US AND THANKED US AND
EVERYTHING SHE SAID IT WAS HER
BIRTHDAY.
NICHOLE: KATHY:
--
NICHOLE: A HAPPY ENDING TO A
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION THANKS TO
THE QUICK ACTIONS OF THIS FIRE
LIEUTENANT.
>> I GUESS IN MY LINE OF WORK
IT'S JUST ANOTHER DAY, EVEN
OFF-DUTY.
NICHOLE: LIEUTENANT HYVARINEN
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Firefighters union takes stand with vote of no confidence in NOFD chief - Duration: 1:17.
WHAT
A.M. THEY'RE CALLING A
DEMONSTRATION OF NO CONFIDENCE'
IN THE SUPERINTENDENT.
AS THE CITY REMOVED THE MONUMENT
COMMERATING THE BATTLE OF
LIBERTY PLACE MONDAY MORNING,
FIREFIGHTERS WEARING MASKS,
BULLET PROOF VESTS AND HELMETS
WERE USED IN THE PROCESS.
EARLIER THIS WEEK, THE UNION
TOOK EXCEPTION WITH THAT, SAYING
IT'S NOT WHAT FIREFIGHTERS
SHOULD BE GOING ESPECIALLY IN
LIGHT OF THE FACT THREATS WERE
MADE AGAINST CONTRACTORS IN THE
PAST.
WITH 3 MORE MONUMENTS SET TO
COME DOWN, THE UNION HAS CALLED
ON CITY HALL TO NOT USE IT'S
MEMBERS, AND NOW THEY'RE TAKING
IT ONE STEP FURTHER.
THIS FLYER WENT OUT TO ALL
FIREFIGHTERS IN THE UNION,
CALLING ON THEM TO PICKET AND
RALLY SATURDAY MORNING AT THE
MAIN FIREHOUSE IN THE FRENCH
QUARTER.
THEY'RE CALLING IT A CALLING IT
A DEMONSTRATION OF
'NO-CONFIDENCE'
THE CITY IS AWARE OF THE RALLY,
AND IN A WRITTEN STATEMENT THE
UNION SAYS, FIREFIGHTERS SAY
THEY ARE PICKETING TOMORROW AS A
A RESULT OF THEIR FRUSTRATION
WITH THE CONTINUED POOR
DECISIONS OF SUPERINTENDENT
MCCONNELL.
HIS DECISION TO PLACE
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Video: Warm Saturday, but cooler days follow - Duration: 1:47.
ALL.
IF THERE WAS A BIG STORM COMING
IN IT WOULD HE A PROBLEM.
TONIGHT, MILD.
LOWS AT 56-60.
THOSE ARE OUR NORMAL HIGHS.
TOMORROW YOU HAVE A DAY OF
76-82.
IT WILL BE COOLER TOWARDS THE
COAST AND THERE WILL BE SPOT
SHOWERS AS WE SAW THIS MORNING.
BY THE AFTERNOON THE SUN COMES
BACK OUT.
3:00 IN TH MORNING, IT IS STILL
A MILD NIGHT.
CLOUDS DEVELOP TO THE WEST.
BY 7:00 WE ARE SEEING SCATTERED
SHOWERS IN THE WESTERN PARTS OF
THE STATE.
THESE WILL MARCH EASTWARD.
THIS KICKS OUT A BY NOON WE
ARE DONE WITH IT.
I MENTIONED THAT IT WILL BE
COOLING DOWN ON SUNDAY.
WARM AIR GETS DISPLACED.
THE TEMPERATURE IS MUCH CHILLIER
ON SUNDAY THAT IT IS SATURDAY.
WE WILL BE LOOKING AT SCATTERED
CHANCES FORCE -- FOUR
SHOWERS.
SUNSHINE BY THE AFTERNOON.
MORE SUNSHINE ON SUNDAY.
THERE IS A 20-DEGREE TEMPERATURE
DROP.
MONDAY NIGHT INTO TUESDAY COULD
BE RAIN IN THE FORECAST.
AS WE HEAD TOWARDS WEDNESDAY,
CHILLY TEMPERATURES COMING IN
AND BY THE TIME WE GET TO
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, ESPECIALLY
THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY, MORE
RAIN IN THE FORECAST AND
TEMPERATURES WHERE THEY ARE
SUPPOSED TO BE.
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New Mexicans honor fallen Vietnam vets - Duration: 1:23.
OF A VIETNAM SOLDIER WHO NEVER
CAME HOME.
CARL: ARMY SERGEANT DAVID GARCIA
WAS ONE OF THIRTEEN KIDS.
>> I'M SADDENED THAT I LOST A
BROTHER.
KARL: HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS
SAY THEY'LL NEVER FORGET THE DAY
THEY LEARNED HE WOULDN'T BE
HOME FROM THE NON-.
>> THE BLACK CAR PULLED UP.
WE WERE JUST CONFUSED, BECAUSE
HERE COMES TWO MILITARY OFFICERS
TO TELL US THAT OUR BROTHER HAD
DIED.
AND IT WAS JUST SHOCKING.
>> THEY BROUGHT HIS RIBBONS
BACK, AND MY PARENTS WERE THERE,
AND I WAS THERE WITH MY BROTHER.
THEY PRESENTED HIS AWARDS TO US.
A VERY SOLEMN TIME.
YOU KNOW, I'M 51 NOW, BUT I
STILL KEEP THAT MEMORY WITH ME.
CARL TODAY, THE NEW MEXICO
: DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS
SERVICES REMEMBERS STORIES LIKE
DAVID'S UNVEILING A TRIBUTE TO
, NEW MEXICO'S FALLEN VIETNAM
HEROES.
THE FACE OF EVERY LOST BROTHER
FROM EVERY BRANDS OF THE U.S.
MILITARY LOOKS BACK AT VISITORS,
AS THEY FIND THEIR FALLEN LOVED
ONES.
>> IT'S HARD TO SEE HIS PICTURE
THERE.
BUT I'M SO HONORED THAT HE IS
BEING HONORED.
CARL: NEW MEXICAN FAMILIES LOST
398 LOVED ONES MORE THAN 4
DECADES AGO.
REPORTING IN SANTA FE, DAVID
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5 Investigates: Exclusive video shows disturbing final moments of man's life - Duration: 3:51.
MARIA: MATTOCKS' AND HIGGINS'
EMPLOYER WAS INDICTED ON
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES FOR NOT
PROVIDING THE RIGHT SAFETY
EQUIPMENT.
BEN: 5 INVESTIGATES TONIGHT
PUTTING TOGETHER THE FINAL HOURS
OF A YOUNG MAN'S LIFE BEFORE HE
OVERDOSED AND DIED IN THE BACK
OF A SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT VAN.
REPORTER KATHY CURRAN HAS BEEN
FIGHTING MORE THAN A YEAR FOR
ANSWERS AND HAS THE VIDEO THAT
RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT SAM
DUNN'S CARE WHILE IN STATE
CUSTOD
KATHY: SNAPSHOTS FROM THE LAST
FEW HOURS OF SAM DUNN'S LIFE.
>> HE NOT TREATED LIKE A HUMAN
BEING.
HE WAS NOT JUST SOME NUMBER, HE
WAS MY SON.
KATHY: HE WAS DESPERATE AND IN
NEED OF MEDICAL CARE.
>> HE DIED OF APATHY.
IT KATHY: THIS VIDEO SHOWS SAM
DUNN IN THE ESSEX COUNTY ROCK UP
HOURS BEFORE HE OVER DICED AND
DIED.
-- OVERDOSED AND DIED.
THE 29-YEAR-OLD CASES QUICKLY IN
THE CELL AND AT TIMES HE LOOKS
LIKE HE IS READY TO PASS OUT.
HE ROCKS BACK AND FORTH, BANKS
ON THE WINDOW FOR HELP AND GRABS
HIS CHEST DURING WHAT APPEARS TO
BE SOME KIND OF SEIZURE.
HE WAS IN THE CELL FOR TWO HOURS
AND NEVER RECEIVED MEDICAL CARE.
THEY SAID THEY HAD NO IDEA HE
NEEDED HELP.
THAT IS HARD TO BELIEVE WITH
WHAT WAS CAPTURED ON THE
DEPARTMENT'S OWN CAMERAS.
>> THEY THREW HIM FROM PLACE TO
PLACE IN THE THEY DISCOVERED HE
WAS DEAD.
I DO NOT CALL THAT CARE.
KATHY: HIS FAMILY IS ANGRY,
FRUSTRATED, AND SEARCHING FOR
ANSWERS MORE THAN A YEAR LATER.
SURVEILLANCE VIDEO AND RECORDS
OBTAINED HELPED PIECE TOGETHER
WHAT HAPPENED.
HE WENT TO ANNA JAKES HOSPITAL
IN NEWBERRY PORT VOLUNTARY EARLY
TO BE TREATED FOR DEPRESSION AND
SUBSTANCE ABUSE.
HE INTO -- IN JUST ILLEGAL DRUGS
WHILE IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM.
MEDICAL STAFF DISCHARGE TO RENT
TO PETITION THE COURT WHERE HE
WAS CIVILLY COMMITTED TO
SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT AND
PICKED UP BY ESSEX COUNTY.
>> IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF MEDICAL
ATTENTION, AND YOU ARE IN THE
HOSPITAL, WHY WOULD THEY SEND
YOU SOMEWHERE ELSE?
KATHY: WHO DO YOU BELIEVE
FAILED?
>> THE WHOLE SYSTEM FROM ANNA
JAKES ON OUT JUST KIND OF
IGNORED HIM TO DEATH.
>> I THINK THIS IS HORRIFYING.
KATHY: LESLIE WALKER, THE
DIRECTOR OF PRISONERS' LEGAL
SURFACE IS -- SERVICES IS
SHOCKED.
>> THIS IS A EPIDEMIC.
EVERYONE WHO LOVES SOMEONE WHO
HAS A SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUES
SHOULD BE ON -- AFRAID.
KATHY: THEY EVENTUALLY LOAD ON
THE BACK OF A TRANSPORT VAN.
THIS IS THE LAST TIME HE IS SEEN
ALIVE.
SURVEILLANCE VIDEO FROM OUTSIDE
THE MASSACHUSETTS ALCOHOL AND
SUBSTANCE ABUSE CENTER SHOWS
PANIC SETS IN SIX HOURS LATER.
CAN DONE -- SAM DUNN WAS STILL
IN THE BACK OF THE VAN.
VIDEO SHOWS OFFICERS NEVER
CHECKED ON HIM WHILE THEY SAT IN
THE PARKING LOT AS THOSE HOURS
SLOWLY TICKED BY.
>> THE THING THAT TROUBLES ME
THE MOST IS THEIR LACK OF
INTEGRITY, THEIR LACK OF
COMPASSION BECAUSE ONE YEAR
LATER, NO ONE TOLD ME THE STORY
OF WHAT HAPPENED TO SAM DUNN.
KATHY: NEW PROCEDURES AND EQUIP
IT HAPPEN ADDED INCLUDING
CAMERAS AND TRANSPORT VANS.
ANNA JAKES WOULD NOT COMMENT BUT
SAYS PHYSICIANS FOLLOW SPECIFIC
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City Councilors want to spend $16M more on police officers - Duration: 1:25.
ION 7 NEWS REPORTER
MEGAN CRUZ HAS THEIR PLAN TO
REQUIRE THE CITY TO SPEND THIS
MONEY.
>> YOU CAN SEE WHERE THEY
SMASHED INTO THIS.
MEGAN: KURT NILSON OWNS KING
KONG CUSTOM AUDIO AND
ACCESSORIES.
>> YOU WANNA MAKE THE CITY
BETTER, YOU HAVE TO MAKE THE
CITY SAFER FIRST.
MEGAN: HIS BUSINESS TARGETED BY
THIEVES AT LEAST FIVE TIMES
THROUGHOUT THE YEARS.
THE MOST RECENT BREAK-IN WAS
EARLIER THIS WEEK.
NILSEN SAYS THE THIEVES GOT AWAY
WITH $15,000 WORTH OF STEREOS,
SUB-WOOFERS AND AMPLIFIERS.
THIS OWNER SAYS HE ABSOLUTELY
WANTS MORE POLICE OFFICERS
PATROLLING OUR CITY.
>> I AGREE 100%.
THERE SHOULD BE MORE POLICE OUT
ON PATROL.
MEGAN: AND HE'S NOT ALONE.
COUNCILOR KEN SANCHEZ SAYS HIS
DISTRICT IS CLAMORING FOR MORE
COPS, TOO.
>> THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE THAT WE
FACE IN OUR COMMUNITY TODAY IS
PUBLIC SAFETY.
MEGAN: THAT'S WHY HE AND
COUNCILOR DON HARRIS WANT TO
CHANGE THE CITY'S CHARTER TO
REQUIRE THE CITY TO HAVE ABOUT
1200 OFFICERS.
THAT'S 25 OFFICERS FOR EVERY
11,500 RESIDENTS.
HARRIS ESTIMATES A FORCE THIS
SIZE WOULD COST THE CITY AN
ADDITIONAL $16 MILLION.
>> WHERE DO YOU FIND THE $16
MILLION?
I MEAN, THAT'S A LOT OF MONEY.
>> THAT'S ABOUT 3% OF OUR
BUDGET.
SO IF YOU LOOK AT IT THAT WAY,
IT'S NOT THAT MUCH MONEY.
WE JUST HAVE TO CHANGE OUR
PRIORITIES.
MEGAN: THE COUNCILORS PLAN TO
INTRODUCE THIS PROPOSED
AMENDMENT ON MONDAY.
RIGHT NOW, APD HAS 839 OFFICERS.
IT'S BEEN STRUGGLING FOR YEARS
TO GET THAT NUMBER TO 1000.
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President Trump addresses NRA in Atlanta - Duration: 2:01.
MANDY
GAITHER IS THERE FOLLOWING THE
PRESIDENT'S VISIT.
MANDY: THE FORUM ENDED A SHORT
TIME AGO, BUT IT WAS A PACKED
HOUSE, THE CROWD HAPPY TO HEAR
PRESIDENT TRUMP TALK ABOUT A
WHOLE HOST OF ISSUES.
HE SPOKE FOR ABOUT 20 MINUTES,
AGAIN, ABOUT A LOT OF ISSUES.
THE PRESIDENT TALKED ABOUT HIS
WORK TOWARD GETTING MORE
ACCOUNTABILITY AT VETERANS
AFFAIRS, AND THE IMPORTANCE OF
THE SECOND AMENDMENT, AND THE
NEED FOR A WALL IN THIS COUNTRY.
PRES. TRUMP: YOU NEED THAT WALL
TO STOP THE TRAFFICKING, THE
DRUGS, THE WRONG PEOPLE.
BUT LISTEN TO THIS, WE HAVE
ALREADY SEEN A 73% DECREASE --
NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE -- IN
ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION ON THE
SOUTHERN BORDER SINCE MY
ELECTION.
73%.
>> [APPLAUSE]
MANDY: WHEN MR. TRUMP WALKED ON
STAGE, HE RECEIVED A STANDING
OVATION.
THERE WERE CHANCE OF U.S.A.
SOME SAY THEY COME HERE EVERY
YEAR, OTHERS SAY THEY ARE HERE
TO SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT.
>> WE'RE HERE SUPPORTING THE
PRESIDENT AND WHAT THE NRA
STANDS FOR AS FAR AS OUR SECOND
AMENDMENT AND THE MORE SUPPORT
WE HAVE THROUGHOUT THE NATION
THE MORE CHANCES WE HAVE OF
KEEPING WHAT WE DO HAVE AND
PRESERVING OUR NATIONAL
HERITAGE.
>> IT WAS SOLD OUT
UNFORTUNATELY.
I KNEW HE WAS COMING AND I'M
GLAD HE SHOWED UP.
>> WE'RE ALL BEHIND THE 2ND
AMENDMENT AND TRUMP, AND JUST
WANTED TO COME AND BE A PART.
MANDY: COMING UP AT 6:00, THE
PROMISE PRESIDENT TRUMP MADE TO
THE CROWD.
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John Cessarich's Complete Forecast - Duration: 3:36.
THE PROCEEDS BENEFIT 12 LOCAL
CHARITIES.
>> NOW YOUR LIVE SUPER DOPPLER 4
HD WEATHER FORECAST.
JOHN: WHAT A GREAT FESTIVAL TOO,
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER TODAY.
80 DEGRE AT GSP INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT, SEVEN DEGREES ABOVE
AVERAGE.
SEVEN DEGREES AWAY FROM THE
RECORD OF 90 DEGREES SET IN
1943.
IT IS NOT JUST THE TEMPERATURE
THAT IS UNBELIEVABLY WARM, IT IS
THE SUMMER LIKE HUMIDITY LEVELS.
SEVEN DEGREES ABOVE AVERAGE AT
ASHEVILLE REGIONAL AIRPORT.
A HOT SUMER.
WE WILL SEE IF WE ARE GOING TO
BE HEADED INTO A HOT SUMMER.
WE HAVE HAD IN UNSEASONABLY WARM
JANUARY, MARCH, AND APRIL.
LIVE LOOK OVER THE LAKE.
PLENTY OF SUNSHINE.
HARTWELL, 85 DEGREES.
83 IN ANDERSON AND DOWNTOWN
GREENVILLE.
80 IN RUTHERFORDTON.
80 IN NEWBERRY.
86 IN ABBEVILLE.
A NICE BREEZE OUT OF THE
SOUTHWEST AT 10 TO 15 MILES PER
HOUR IN MO AREAS, MAKING IT
EVEN THOUGH HUMIDITY LEVELS
DON'T SEEM VERY HIGH, IT WILL BE
UNCOMFORTABLE WHEN IT IS STILL
IN THE MID 80'S.
89 IN AUGUSTA.
84 IN ATLANTA.
87 DEGREES IN ORLANDO.
THEY WERE IN THE LOW 90'S JUST
AN HOUR AGO.
90 IN SAVANNA.
IT HAS COOLED OFF A LITTLE BIT.
THIS LOOKS MORE LIKE JUNE THAN
END OF APRIL.
WE HAVE A STATIONARY FRONT HERE
WITH STORMS MOVING THROUGH THE
OHIO RIVER VALLEY.
A STORM SYSTEM COMING OUT OF THE
ROCKIES.
THE SKI RESORTS ARE LOVING THIS.
THE STORM IS GETTING BETTER
ORGANIZED IN DENVER.
TEMPERATURES HAVE DROPPED OFF TO
39 DEGREES.
A WINTER STORM WARNING HAS BEEN
POSTED FOR DENVER FROM TONIGHT
THROUGH TOMORROW.
THEY COULD SEE AS MUCH AS 48
INCHES OF SNOW FROM THE SYSTEM.
EAST IN THE HIGH PLAINS, THEY
COULD SEE OVER A FOOT OF SNOW
INTO WESTERN KANSAS.
ANYWHERE SOUTH ALONG THESE
FRONTS, WE COULD SEE SEVERE
THUNDERSTORMS.
FOR US, THAT SYSTEM STAYS OUT TO
OUR WEST.
WATCH OUT FOR FOG EARLY SATURDAY
MORNING, LATE SATURDAY NIGHT AND
A COUPLE SHOWERS AROUND WITH A
SUMMERTIME PATTERN.
ALL OF THE THUNDERSTORMS WILL
STAY OUT TO OUR WEST.
IT WILL BE WARM AND HUMID.
SUMMERLIKE WEATHER FOR US.
THIS WHOLE MESS ARRIVES MONDAY
WITH SHOWERS AND HEAVY
THUNDERSTORMS.
CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES.
AREA OF FOG FORMING TONIGHT AND
TOMORROW MORNING.
I DON'T EXPECT THE THICK
WIDESPREAD FOG THAT WE HAD THIS
MORNING.
ONCE THAT BURNS OFF, MORE HUMID
CONDITIONS IN THE AFTERNOON.
COMMUNITIES IN THE MOUNTAINS.
FOUR D PLUS, NOT QUITE AS
SUNNY, MORE CLOUDS IN THE
AFTERNOON.
A BETTER CHANCE OF SCATTERED
THUNDERSTORMS.
SUMMERTIME PATTERN CONTINUES
INTO MONDAY.
SHOWERS AND POSSIBLY HEAVY
THUNDERSTORMS.
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Potentially life changing job fair held in Spartanburg - Duration: 1:12.
.
GABRIELLE: JOBSEEKERS WERE OUT
IN FULL FORCE.
WYFF NEWS 4'S PATRICK HUSSION
HAS MORE.
PATRICK: IT WAS ALL ABOUT SECOND
CHANCES FOR THOSE THAT WANT TO
WORK FOR A LIVING, BUT HAVE A
CRIMINAL BACKGROUND.
SEVERAL INDUSTRIES WELCOMED
JOBSEEKERS AND TALKED SHOP.
HE SOUTH CAROLIN PROBATION AND
PAROLE WAS ALSO ON HAND ON HOW
TO WORKSHOP.
>> EVERYONE MAKES MISTAKES.
THIS IS A GOOD CHANCE FOR ME TO
PUT MY NAME OUT.
I BROUGHT 20 RESUMES WITH ME.
>> WE ARE ATTRACTED TO A LOT OF
THESE EX-CO, BECAUSE WE KNOW
WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO BE AT A
LOW POINT.
THES TIMES ARE OFTEN MORE
HUNGRY AND MORE DRIVENTHAN
THOSE NOT PUT AT A DISADVANTAGE.
PATRICK: THIS EVENT IN
SPARTANBURG BROUGHT IN 800
APPLICANTS.
THIS YEAR THERE WILL BE A LOT OF
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A baseball opera: Josh Gibson's amazing story now being told on the stage - Duration: 1:33.
WAY AT THE BENEDUM CENTER
DOWNTOWN THROUGH THE MAGIC AND
MUSIC OF THE OPERA
JOSH GIBSON IN THE 30'S AND 40'S
WAS KNOWN AS THE BLACK BABE
RUTH.
>> A LOT OF PEOPLE THOUGHT HE
WOULD BE THE RIGHT PERSON TO
BREAK THE COLOR BARRIER AND
BECOME THE FIRST PLAYER IN THE
ALL-WHITE MAJOR LEAGUES.
ANDREW: BUT THE NEGRO LEAGUE
STAR FROM PITTSBURGH FACED
DISCRIMINATION AND AN UNTIMELY
DEATH, DENYING HIM A PLACE IN
BASEBALL HISTORY.
>> THIS IS A GREAT TRAGEDY NOT
JUST BECAUSE JOSH HAD A TUMOR,
IT'S BECAUSE WE DID NOT GET TO
SEE ONE OF THE GREATEST HITTERS,
MAYBE ONE OF THE GREATEST
HITTERS EVER.
ANDREW: NOW, HIS STRY IS BEING
TOLD BY THE PITTSBURGH OPERA,
"THE SUMMER KING
A PRODUCTION 10 YEARS IN THE
MAKING.
>> IT WAS THE DREAM FOR SURE,
BUT IT TOOK A WHILE FOR THIS
PIECE TO GAIN SOME MOMENTUM BO
THE MAKING OF IT AND THE
POSSIBILITY OF IT BEING
PERFORMED.
>> DID YOU JUST SEE JOSH GIBSON
HIT THAT BALL?
ANDREW: AND TO OVERCOME THE
CHALLENGE OF TELLING A SPORTS
STORY ON THE OPERA STAGE.
>> JUST THE EXPERIENCE OF PEOPLE
IN THE AUDIENCE WILL HAVE THEM
THINKING, WOW, THIS IS NOT WHAT
I EXPECTED OF OPERA AT ALL.
I NEVER EXPECTED AN OPERA ABOUT
A BASEBALL PLAYER.
ANDREW: AND WHAT BETTER PLACE
FOR "THE SUMMER KING'S" WORLD
PREMIERE THAN PITTSBURGH.
>> HE WAS AS PITTSBURGH AS
PITTSBURGH COULD BE, SO I THINK
PITTSBURGHERS SHOULD BE PROUD
AND COME OUT AND SUPPORT IT.
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Pippy Gets Emotional About Rosie's Return | Season 2 Ep. 22 | ROSEWOOD - Duration: 1:31.
[music playing]
What a beautiful start to my day.
Why thank you son I love this dress too.
So, some happy housekeeping before you make your rounds--
I'm on a plane to L.A. on Friday to finalize everything with the
medical board for your new lab.
See someone's flying business class
First class, I'm using miles.
Who's miles?
Family miles.
Mitchie's lost a contact lens.
Both lenses actually.
Are those helping?
No, no they're not.
And you're right, Misty, that dress you're wearing
is a revelation.
He's trying to go with me to L.A.
I will fly with the animals in cargo.
You're staying here.
I am.
And in case you were wondering,
yes you are paying them to canoodle.
We're not canoodling.
No, we're petting.
So is this what goes on in the lab when there's
not a body on the table?
- Not every day. - Always.
No!
Yes.
Bro, come on we're just happy to be here, you know, with you.
To see your business which helps so many families
expand to another city.
Hello that's kind of huge.
But we're also celebrating you.
Seeing you back like this, healthy and strong,
it's everything.
No, no, no, no, no, there's going to be no crying today,
because today [music playing] is a day of celebration.
[music playing] So I see some non-alcoholic carbonated cider
that needs to get drunk, so let's drink it.
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Former addict hammers home dangers of opioid painkillers - Duration: 1:30.
CRUZ SPOKE TO ONE FORMER
ADDICT ABOUT HIS DOWNHILL
SPIRAL.
>> THIS TRIP --
THIS TRIP TO THE GRAND CANYON,
JULY 1986, TOOK A TURN FOR THE
WORSE FAST.
HIS FRIEND BEHIND THE WHEEL --
HARRIS SILVER SURVIVED, BUT WAS
IN A LOT OF PAIN.
>> I REALLY SMASHED MY HEAD AND
HAD ABOUT THREE HOURS OF PLASTIC
SURGERY THAT NIGHT.
>> DOCTORS GAVE HIM OPIOID
PAINKILLERS.
THIS MOMENT DEFINING A REST OF
HIS LIFE.
>> OTHER PEOPLE TAKE THIS
MEDICINE AND DO NOT LIKE IT, OR
STOP IT IN A DON'T CRAVE IT, BUT
WHEN I PUT IT IN MY MOUTH, I
START CRAVING RIGHT AWAY.
>> SILVER WHO WAS IN MEDICAL
SCHOOL BEGAN ABUSING PILLS.
HE KNEW HE WAS LOSING CONTROL,
WHEN --
>> I TOOK ONE OF THE
PRESCRIPTION PADS BECAUSE THE
DOCTORS WOULD NOT GIVE ME ANY
MORE.
>> HIS LAST TRIP TO A TREATMENT
CENTER WAS BACK IN 2002.
HE'S TELLING HIS STORY NOW, TO
HAMMER HOME HOW DANGEROUS THESE
PILLS CAN BE.
>> ESPECIALLY IF YOU HAVE KIDS
IN THE HOUSE, PLEASE, PLEASE
DON'T HOLD ONTO THEM.
>> TOMORROW, THE DRUG
ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION IS
HOSTING ONE OF ITS ANNUAL DRUG
TAKE BACK DAYS.
LAST YEAR, ABOUT 4500 POUNDS
WERE COLLECTED AND DESTROYED.
SILVER HOPES THE TAKE BACK,
PREVENTS ADDICTIONS LIKE HIS.
>> ESPECIALLY YOUNG PEOPLE.
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Cutting Edge: Cambridge Sound Management - Duration: 2:45.
MIKE WANKUM HAS TONIGHT'S
CUTTING EDGE.
MIKE EMPLOYEES TODAY VALUE AN
: OPEN WORKSPACE.
NO WALLS OR DOORS, BUT THAT
CREATES A PROBLEM IF YOU WANT
PRIVACY.
>> A COMPLETLEY OPEN FACILITY
ALMOST DEMANDS SOUND MASKING.
SO THAT YOU DON'T HAVE TO LISTEN
TO EVERY CONVERSATION AROUND
YOU.
AND EVERY OTHER SOUND AROUND YOU
.
MIKE: CAMBRIDGE SOUND MANAGEMENT
CREATES THIS CONE OF SILENCE BY
INSTALLING A SPECIAL SOUND
SYSTEM WITH SMALL SPEAKERS IN
THE CEILING.
CREATING A VERY SUBTLE TONE.
>> THEY ARE VERY SPECIFIC
FREQUENCIES THAT INTERFERE WIT
THE BRAIN POSSIBILITY TO
COMPREHEND THE SPOKEN WORD IN
OTHER NOISES.
MIKE BASED ON RESEARCH OUT OF
: MIT THIS SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN
PRINCIPLE HAS ALREADY BEEN
INSTALLED IN 15,000 OFFICES AT
NEARLY ALL OF THE FORTUNE 500
COMPANIES IN THE U.S.
YOU CAN HEAR CONVERSATIONS UP
CLOSE, BUT NOT ACROSS THE ROOM.
>> IT IS NOT ONLY YOU DON'T HEAR
OTHER PEOPLE, BUT THEY DON'T
CURE YOU, IF YOU ARE CALLING
YOUR WIFE TO FIND IT WE SHOULD
BRING HOME FOR DINNER.
MIKE: CAMBRIDGE SOUND MANAGEMENT
HAS TAKEN THEIR NEARLY 20 YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE IN MASKING THE
SOUNDS IN A IN OFFICE AND MAKING
IT MORE ENJOYABLE AND PUT IT
INTO THIS.
THE NIGHTINGALE.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET A BETTER
NIGHT'S SLEEP.
>> YOU SHOULD BE ABLE FALL
-- TO FALL ASLEEP FASTER AND
STAY ASLEEP WITH LESS WAKE
OCCURENCES.
MIKE MUCH LIKE THE OFFICE
: SYSTEM, THESE TWO UNITS
DELIVER A UNIFORMED SOUND, SO
YOUR BRAIN IS NOT LOOKING FOR
THE SOURCE OF A NOISE.
>> AND THEY HAVE THE EFFECT OF
DELIVERING THIS BLANKET OF
SOUN
MIKE 15 DIFFERENT TONES ALLOW
: YOU TO ACCOUNT FOR ROOM DESIGN
AND WHO USES THE SPACE.
>> BASED ON THOSE, NIGHTINGALE
WILL SUGGEST THE RIGHT SOUND
BLANKET FOR YOU.
MIKE SOME GEARED TO A PERSON WHO
: MAY SUFFER FROM RINGING IN
THEIR EARS, BE IN A HOSPITAL
ROOM OR A ROOM WITH CHILDREN.
>> VERY SMALL DIFFERENCE WE CAN
HEAR RIGHT NOW, BUT MAKES A
TREMENDOUS DIFFERENCE IN
DEVELOPING THIS BLANKET TO BLOCK
OUT SOUNDS IN A ROOM.
MIKE: THE NIGHTINGALE CAN BE
CONTROLLED WITH AN APP TO MIX IN
NATURE SOUNDS TO HELP YOU RELAX
BEFORE YOU GO TO SLEEP
THE SLEEPING SOUNDS ARE A WISPY
KIND OF THING BUT DEPENDING ON
WHAT YOU NEED, IF YOU HAVE A
RADIATOR OR A NEIGHBOR NEX DOOR
-- OR SOMEONE NEXT-DOOR THAT IS
SNORING.
BEN: WE ARE MOVING TO AN OPEN
SPAC.
MIKE: THIS IS THE CONCEPT YOU
WANT.
THIS COSTS $292.
IT IS BETTER THAN THE $30 ONES.
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Rosie And Team Open Fire | Season 2 Ep. 22 | ROSEWOOD - Duration: 1:00.
[phone rings]
Yeah, boss.
We're blown.
[sirens]
[screeching brakes]
Stop the vehicle!
Get out of the car now!
[gunfire]
Get out of the car!
Hands up!
Open your hands!
Walk towards me!
Get down on the ground now!
[explosion]
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Jerry Tracey's weekend forecast, update on Sunday severe weather risk - Duration: 2:47.
IT IS PERFECT IT IS HERE
FOR THE WEEKEND WITH POTENTIAL
SEVERE STORMS.
JERRY: THERE MIGHT BE ANOTHER
EVENT COMING UP SUNDAY, SUNDAY
NIGHT.
LOOKS LIKE WE COULD DEAL WITH
THUNDERSTORMS, NOT SEVERE ONES.
LOOKING NOW ON THE LIVE DOPPLER,
YOU SEE THE BLUE SWEEP NOT
PICKING UP ANYTHING BECAUSE
THERE IS NOTHING TO PICK UP.
IT IS DRY AND IT WILL STAY THAT
WAY.
MOST OF THE DAY WILL BE RAIN
FREE.
WE THINK IT POINTS TO SUNDAY AND
SUNDAY NIGHT BEING THE NEXT TIME
WE HAVE CONCERNED WITH THE
WRITER -- WITH THE WEATHER.
IT GOT MORE HUMID OUTSIDE,
SUMMARY SATURDAY, AFTERNOON
HIGHS CLOSE TO 90, FAIRLY HIGH
HUMIDITY, THE THREAT SEVERE.
77 AT 10:00, PRETTY WARM.
NOT SUMMERTIME, BUT HIGHER
HUMIDITY.
OVERNIGHT LOWS ONLY IN THE UPPER
60'S.
FOR THE TIME BEING, THE WEATHER
ACTION IS UP HERE.
THIS STORM WILL NOT AFFECT US.
OUR STORM IS BACK HERE, A SWIRL
IN THE CLOUDS WITH SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS IN PARTS OF NEW
MEXICO AND ARIZONA.
THAT IS WHERE THE COLD FRONT
WILL COME THROUGH LATER THIS
WEEKEND, SO IT IS QUITE A
DISTANCE TO THE WEST OF US.
THAT IS WHY TONIGHT IS FINE AND
MOST OF US ARE RAIN FREE.
WHAT A TEMPERATURE CONTRAST.
85 IN JACKSON, 84 IN DALLAS, 92
SAN ANTONIO.
38 IN SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.
WE NORMALLY SEE THIS WITH BIG
STORMS BREWING, AND IT WILL TAKE
THE TRACK TO THE NORTHEAST.
THAT WILL PROPEL A COLD FRONT IN
OUR DIRECTION.
20% SUNDAY, 70%.
THAN 30% ON WEDNESDAY, WE BEGIN
AN UNSETTLED TIME NEXT WEEK.
CONDITIONS ARE FINE IN THE
MORNING, MAYBE PATCHY CLOUDS,
BUT WE COULD HAVE SUNSHINE.
DOES NOT CHANGE A LOT.
THE MODEL AND SAT SHOWERS, BUT
THEY WILL BE FEW AND FAR
BETWEEN.
SUNDAY MORNING WE HAVE CLOUDS
BUT NOT MUCH ELSE.
HERE IS A LINE OF STORMS.
SUNDAY AT 5:00.
THIS MOVES EAST FROM HERE.
THERE IS A ROUND HITTING I 65
AND CONTINUING EAST OF THAT
POINT ON EARLY MONDAY MORNING,
MOVING EAST.
THAT IS THE MAIN CONCERN, LATE
SUNDAY.
THE WESTERN THIRD, SLIGHT RISK
OF SEVERE, EASTERN TWO THIRDS
MARGINAL.
TONIGHT, WE ARE THE WEATHER
WORRIES.
A SLIGHT CHANCE OF A THUNDER
SHOWER, SEVEN DAY FORECAST
SUNDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT, SHOWERS
LIKELY.
IF BECOMING COOLER ON LIGHTLY.
SETTLED NEXT WEEK.
DON'T FORGET TO DOWNLOAD THE
WVTM 13 WEATHER APP.
IT IS FREE, AVAILABLE FOR
ANDROID AND IPHONE.
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Ira Gets Real In An Interrogation | Season 2 Ep. 22 | ROSEWOOD - Duration: 1:20.
- I don't know.
Look, I met Benji at a construction site
five months ago.
He offered me a grand a day to build this thing.
And yeah, it was weird, and I shoulda asked questions.
But I needed the dough.
Open up your mouth, please, Wayne.
He's a pathologist, checking body stuff.
Open up your mouth.
All right, I see no signs of inoculation shots.
Give me a minute with him.
You got kids, yeah?
Mm-hmm, yeah.
OK, see, people who don't have children
don't understand the heartbreak that a parent
feels when one of their kids is hurt by something that you did.
Am I right?
Now, I have seven kids.
Listen to me, Wayne.
If you don't give me what we need to find this guy,
I'm going to put your kids out of class
and tell him that Dad is not going to be
home for a very long time.
And that look that we fear, that's the look
that you're going to be seeing through bars
for the next 10 years.
Guy that calls all the shots goes by the name Slim.
Only seen him once.
And it was dark, so--
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