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CREATES AND A COUPLE OF MOVING

SOLUTIONS.

ACTIVE BODIES, FUEL ACTIVE

MINDS.

THAT'S THE IDEA BEHIND THIS

WELLNESS PROGRAM AT CHANDLER

VIEW ELEMENTARY.

WHERE STUDENTS ARE DOING MATH

WITH A 5 MINUTE BURST OF

EXERCISE.

>> HOW MANY STUDENTS HAVE GREEN

EYES?

>> 20.

JULIE: JESSICA KIPPLE AND HER

THIRD GRADERS WEAR PEDOMETERS TO

TRACK THEIR MOVEMENT DURING THE

DAY, AND WHILE MOST WORKPLACES

DON'T LET YOU TURBO CHARGE YOUR

HEART --

>> IT'S BEING AWARE I'VE BEEN

SITTING LONG ENOUGH, I NEED TO

GET UP AND MOVE.

JULIE: AND THAT, WELLNESS

EXPERTS SAY, IS THE BEGINNING OF

POSITIVE CHANGE.

>> MOST PEOPLE AREN'T EVEN AWARE

HOW MUCH THEY'RE SITTING.

JULIE: LINDA KENEDY TEACHES AT

CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY'S NEW

HEALTHY LIFESTYLE MANAGEMENT

PROGRAM.

TEACHING WELLNESS COACHES HOW TO

GET PEOPLE OUT OF THEIR CHAIRS

AND ACTIVE AGAIN.

>> YOU KNOW, JULIE, PEOPLE WANT

A MAGIC PILL, THEY REALLY DO.

JULIE: DURING OUR STANDING

INTERVIEW, SHE SAYS CHAIRS ARE

KILLING AMERICANS.

>> YOUR BODY JUST KIND OF SHUTS

DOWN.

YOUR BODY IS MEANT TO MOVE AND

WHEN WE SIT AT WORK ALL DAY,

WE'RE IN A POSITION OF REST, SO

WE'RE NOT BURNING AS MANY

CALORIES, OUR MUSCLES AREN'T

FIRING.

JULIE: THAT INACTIVITY

CONTRIBUTES TO HEART DISEASE,

DEPRESSION, DIABETES, AND

OBESITY.

SHE SAYS TAKE A CUE FROM KIDS

AND PLAY.

MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR BREAKS AND

GET MOVING, LIKE TEACHER KESHA

KING, WHO CONSTANTLY WALKS THE

TRACK AT SCHOOL.

>> CAUSE THAT HELPS THE MIND,

JUST AS MUCH AS PENCIL AND PAPER

WORK.

JULIE: BACK IN LINDA'S OFFICE,

--

>> IT'S REALLY EASY.

JULIE: SHE USES A CONVERTIBLE

DESK, SO SHE'S STANDING FOR

SEVERAL HOURS A DAY.

>> YOUR BACK, YOUR CORE, YOUR

MUSCLES ARE TURNED ON FUCTIONING

AS THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO AND

THEY'RE HOLDING UP YOUR SPINE

AND HEAD AND NECK.

OUR POSTURE IS BETTER THAN WHEN

WE'RE SITTING.

JULIE: SHE ENCOURAGES STAND-UP

MEETINGS, WALKING MEETINGS, AND

TAKING THE LONG ROUTE TO THE

BATHROOM OR COPY MACHINE.

AND SHE SAYS EVERYONE SHOULD GET

OUT OF A CHAIR FOR AT LEAST 5

MINUTES EACH HOUR.

>> ANYTHING THAT INCORPORATES

GETTING UP AND MAKING IT MORE

ACCEPTABLE IN THE CULTURE SO

IT'S NOT STRANGE FOR SOMEBODY TO

BE STANDING.

IT'S GOTTA BECOME THE NORM.

JULIE: BACK AT THE TRACK, IT'S

KESHA'S NORM TO GET THOSE STEPS

IN.

HOW MANY STEPS TODAY?

For more infomation >> Taking a stand - Duration: 2:20.

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Collapsed home in Durant kills one - Duration: 0:56.

ALL SCHOOLS IN THE HOLMES COUNTY

SCHOOL DISTRICT WILL BE CLOSED

TOMORROW.

ONE OF TWO DEATHS REPORTED IN

THE STATE WAS REPORTED IN HOLMES

COUNTY IN THE CITY OF DURANT.

>> IT'S HIT MOST OF THE STREETS,

HOUSES, AND STORES.

EVERYTHING.

SCOTT: DAMAGE WAS WIDESPREAD

THROUGHOUT THE CITY OF DURANT,

WITH BUILDINGS AND HOMES

DAMAGED, CARS OVERTURNED, AND

TREES AND LIMBS TOPPLED.

A 36-YEAR-OLD MAN WAS KILLED

WHEN THE HOME HE WAS IN

COLLAPSED AND PART OF THE

STRUCTURE STRUCK HIM IN THE

HEAD.

HE LEAVES BEHIND FOUR CHILDREN

AND THE WOMAN HE WAS ABOUT TO

MARRY.

WE SPOKE WITH HER HOURS AFTER

THE STORM STRUCK.

>> HE WAS GENUINE.

WASN'T NOTHING HE WOULDN'T DO TO

HELP SOMEBODY.

IT DIDN'T MATTER WHO IT WAS.

HE ALWAYS HAD A SMILE ON HIS

FACE

ALWAYS JOKING AROUND, ALWAYS

HAPPY.

For more infomation >> Collapsed home in Durant kills one - Duration: 0:56.

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Patriots Alumni Club holds free clinic in Manchester - Duration: 0:46.

DEGREE FOR HIS CHARITABLE WORK.

HE HELPS CHILDREN IN THE U.S.

AND IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.

YOUNG ATHLETES IN MANCHESTER

GETTING THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME

TO LEARN SKILLS FROM FOUR --

FROM FORMER PATRIOTS PLAYERS.

DOZENS TESTED THEIR SKILLS IN

THE FREE CLINIC, GETTING

ONE-ON-ONE TIPS FROM PATRIOT

GREATS LIKE STEVE NELSON AND

PATRICK PASS.

>> EACH KID GETS TO EXPERIENCE

THE DRILLS AND SKILLS FROM THE

DIFFERENT POSITIONS ON THE

FOOTBALL FIELD.

THEY ROTATE THROUGH THE STATIONS

AND LEARN HOW TO BE A

QUARTERBACK OR AN OFFENSIVE

LINEMAN.

For more infomation >> Patriots Alumni Club holds free clinic in Manchester - Duration: 0:46.

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Vietnam veterans prepare for largest trip to D.C. - Duration: 2:06.

HE WAS A STORY ON ONE VETERAN'S

JOURNEY AND WHAT IT MEANS TO BE

A PART OF TOMORROW'S MISSION.

REPORTER: HE SHARES STORIES OF

HIS SERVICE IN VIETNAM.

>> THE FIELD BEHIND IT WAS ALL

MINES.

IF YOU TRY TO CROSS THAT, YOU

WOULD GET BLOWN UP.

THE 32ND MISSION, THE 33RD, THE

34TH.

REPORTER: ON B-52S, THE AIR

FORCE VETERAN FLEW 151 BOMBING

RAIDS.

>> I WORE THIS ON EVERY MISSION

I FLEW.

REPORTER: IT FAITH HELPED THEM

SURVIVE ROCKET AND MORTAR

ATTACKS.

>> IT CAME UP RIGHT HERE.

REPORTER: THE CLOSEST ONE JUST

FEET FROM HIM.

>> I KNOW FOR A FACT THAT GOD

SAVE MY LIFE.

REPORTER: FOR THE FORMER MASTER

SERGEANT, THE MOST ROMANTIC WAS

THE BOMBING OF HANOI.

>> I SAID THERE IS SOMETHING

WRONG.

THERE IS SOMETHING BAD WRONG.

REPORTER: HIS GOOD FRIEND WAS

SHOT DOWN.

HIS BODY RECOVERED YEARS LATER.

>> WHEN YOU START LOSING YOUR

FRIENDS, THAT IS WHAT IS HARD.

REPORTER: NOW AT 78, HE IS AMONG

THE LAST GROUP OF LIVING

GUNNERS.

JOINING OTHER VIETNAM THAT'S --

ON A TRIP TO --'S -- VETERANS ON

A TRIP TO D.C.

THEIR FAMILIES ARE STILL

AFFECTED.

HIS WIFE TOOK CARE OF THEIR FIVE

KIDS WHILE HE WAS IN VIETNAM.

>> IT WAS HARD, ESPECIALLY THE

WEEK THAT THEY WERE BOMBING

HANOI.

THAT WAS THE HARDEST PART OF THE

WHOLE TIME HE WAS GONE.

REPORTER: WHEN HE WAS REUNITED,

THE PUBLIC RECEPTION WAS FAR

FROM WELL -- WELCOMING.

BUT 50 YEARS LATER, THEY GET

ANOTHER CHANCE AT A HOMECOMING.

For more infomation >> Vietnam veterans prepare for largest trip to D.C. - Duration: 2:06.

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Thunder and Showers for Monday - Duration: 3:38.

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TONIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY, WITH

A LOW AROUND 74.MONDAY: A

CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND

THUNDERSTORMS, MAINLY AFTER

2PM.PARTLY SUNNY, WITH A HIGH

NEAR 83.BREEZY.CHANCE OF

PRECIPITATION IS 30%.MONDAY

NIGHT: SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORM

S LIKELY, MAINLY BEFORE 11PM.

MOSTLY CLOUDY, WITH A LOW

AROUND 61.CHANCE OF

PRECIPITATION IS 60%.TUESDAY:

SUNNY, WITH A HIGH NEAR 85.

WEST WIND AROUND 8 MPH.

WEDNESDAY: SUNNY, WITH A HIGH

NEAR 88.THURSDAY: SHOWERS AND

THUNDERSTORMS LIKELY.MOSTLY

CLOUDY, WITH A HIGH NEAR 84.

CHANCE OF PRECIPITATION IS 60%.

THURSDAY NIGHT: A CHANCE OF

SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.

MOSTLY CLOUDY, WITH A LOW

AROUND 62.CHANCE OF

PRECIPITATION IS 50%.FRIDAY: A

CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND

THUNDERSTORMS.PARTLY SUNNY,

WITH A HIGH NEAR 77.CHANCE OF

PRECIPITATION IS 40%.FRIDAY

NIGHT: A CHANCE OF SHOWERS.

MOSTLY CLOUDY, WITH A LOW

AROUND 55.CHANCE OF

PRECIPITATION IS 30%.SATURDAY:

MOSTLY SUNNY, WITH A HIGH NEAR

79.SATURDAY NIGHT: PARTLY

CLOUDY, WITH A LOW AROUND 60.

SUNDAY: SUNNY, WITH A HIGH

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For more infomation >> Thunder and Showers for Monday - Duration: 3:38.

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Fairfield fire chief killed in crash on I-59 - Duration: 2:03.

FIRE

CHIEF.

WVTM 13'S KIERRA POWELL JOINS US

FROM THE FAIRFIELD FIRE STATION.

KIERRA: IT ALL HAPPENED AROUND

2:30 THIS AFTERNOON ON I-59

SOUTH, RIGHT BEFORE THE EXIT.

A CAR BELONGING TO FIRE CHIEF

KEVIN BECAME WATCH UNDERNEATH A

TRAILER OF AN 18 WHEELER AND HE

DIED ON SCENE.

HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER WERE

INJURED IN THIS ACCIDENT.

THEY ARE AT UAB WERE THEY ARE

BOTH STABLE.

TWO OTHER VEHICLES WERE LEFT

INSIDE A RAVINE.

BOTH SOUTHBOND AND NORTHBOUND

TRAFFIC WERE CLOSED FOR SEVERAL

HOURS AS INVESTIGATORS WERE TO

RE-CREATE THIS CRASH.

THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT IS

STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION AND WE

WILL FOLLOW THE STORY AS IT

DEVELOPS.

BRITTANY: THE COMMUNITY AND

FELLOW FIRST RESPONDERS IN SHOCK

TONIGHT AFTER HEARING THE NEWS

FAIRFIELD FIRE CHIEF KEVIN

SUTTON HAS PASSED AWAY.

MANY EXPRESSED THEIR CONDOLENCES

ON SOCIAL MEDIA TONIGHT.

BIRMINGHAM POLICE TWEETED OUT,

PRAYING FOR THE FAMILY OF

FAIRFIELD FIRE CHIEF KEVIN

SUTTON.

FAIRFIELD POLICE CHIEF NICK DYER

SAID ON FACEBOOK, GREAT FRIEND,

MENTOR, GREAT LEADER WILL BE

MISSED MORE THAN WORDS CAN

EXPLAIN.

THE ALABAMA ASSOCIATION OF FIRE

CHIEFS POSTED, WE ARE SADDENED

BY THE NEWS OF FELLOW CHIEF

KEVIN SUTTON'S SUDDEN PASSING.

PLEASE KEEP CHIEF SUTTON'S

FAMILY AND FAIRFIELD FIRE IN

YOUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS.

AND WARRIOR FIRE DEPARTMENT ON

FACEBOOK COMMENTED SAYING OUR

THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO

THE FAIRFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT

AND THE FAMILY OF CHIEF SUTTON.

PLEASE CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR HIS

WIFE AND DAUGHTER THAT WERE ALSO

INJURED IN THIS TRAGIC ACCIDENT.

SUTTON WAS WELL KNOWN FOR GIVING

BACK TO THE COMMUNITY.

WE HAVE DONE SEVERAL STORIES

WILL HIM IN THE PAST.

IN DECEMBER, THE CHIEF ORGANIZED

A FUNDRAISER TO HELP LAID OFF

EMPLOYEES IN THE CITY BEFORE THE

HOLIDAYS.

DESPITE THE FIRE DEPARTMENT'S

OWN FINANCIAL NEEDS, CHIEF

SUTTON HAD TALKED TO US ABOUT

THE IMPORTANCE OF THE COMMUNITY

COMING TOGETHER TO HELP ONE

ANOTHER.

HE EXPRESSED HOW MUCH HE CARED

ABOUT THE CITY OF FAIRFIELD.

WE WANT TO ALSO EXPRESS OUR

CONDOLENCES TO THE FAIRFIELD

FIRE DEPARTMENT AND CHIEF

SUTTONS FAMILY.

For more infomation >> Fairfield fire chief killed in crash on I-59 - Duration: 2:03.

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Sunday Sit Down: Implementing Campus Carry Bill - Duration: 4:21.

THIS WEEK'S SUNDAY SIT DOWN.

DANIEL: ARKANSAS LEGISLATORS

RECENTLY PASSED THE STATE CAMPUS

CARRY BILL.

IT WILL ALLOW ARKANSAS CHL

HOLDERS WHO OBTAIN EIGHT HOURS

OF ADDITIONAL TRAINING TO CARRY

CONCEALED HANDGUNS ON PUBLIC

COLLEGE CAMPUSES AND ARKANSAS.

THE WORK IS UNDERWAY TO

IMPLEMENT THE LAW, WHICH GOES

INTO EFFECT LATER THIS YEAR.

JOINING US IS THE AUTHOR OF THE

BILL, REPUBLICAN STATE REP AND

GIVE CHARLIE COLLINS OF

FAYETTEVILLE.

FIRST OFF, WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT

AMENDMENTS THAT ARE BEING MADE.

>> WE PASSED ACT 562.

THAT DRAMATICALLY EXPANDS THE

PLACES THAT A CONCEALED CARRY

HOLDER CAN CARRY, IF THEY GET AN

ENHANCED PERMIT.

YOU NEED TO HAVE THE BASE PERMIT

, WHICH HAS BACKGROUND CHECKS

AND A CERTAIN LEVEL OF TRAINING,

WHICH INCLUDES ACTUAL SHOOTING

TRAINING.

BUT THEN, YOU WILL NEED AN

ADDITIONAL EIGHT HOURS OF

TRAINING FOR ACTIVE SHOOTER

SITUATIONS, TO BE IN THESE MORE

SENSITIVE AREAS.

THE PRIMARY AREA, AND MY FOCUS

IN PURSUING THE LAW, HIS COLLEGE

CAMPUSES, TO HELP PROTECT OUR

LOVED ONES FROM THE CRAZY

KILLERS THAT TARGET PLACES LIKE

THAT.

ONCE WE GOTHIS MORE GENERIC

REQUIREMENT, WHICH BASICALLY

QUALIFIES SOMEBODY FOR THESE

MORE SENSITIVE SITUATIONS, WE

USED THAT TO OPEN IT UP TO OTHER

PLACES, LIKE PUBLIC BUILDINGS,

INCLUDING THE STATE CAPITAL.

DANIEL: THERE WAS A LOT OF TALK

ABOUT WHETHER THE STATE CAPITAL

SHOULD BE ON THERE.

ONE OF THE THINGS ON THERE IS

BARS.

THE ITICS OF THIS BILL HAVE

ARGUED THAT YOU SHOULDN'T MIX

ALCOHOL AND FIREARMS.

WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THAT?

>> OBVIOUSLY, YOU ARE NOT

ALLOWED TO BE INTOXICATED WITH A

WEAPON, SO BE THINK ABOUT

BEHAVIOR AND CHOICES, SIMILAR TO

THE WAY WE THINK ABOUT DRIVING

AN AUTOMOBILE AND ALCOHOL,

OBVIOUSLY THOSE THINGS DON'T

MIX.

THIS LAW SAYS YOU CAN CARRY

EVERYWHERE EXCEPT, AND IT HAS A

LIST OF THREE OR FOUR PLACES,

LIKE PRE-K, DAY CARE, K-12

SCHOOLS, PRISONS, AND

COURTROOMS.

DANIEL: DOES THAT INCLUDE -- A

LOT OF FOLKS WERE TALKING ABOUT

STADIUMS.

?

>> CAN YOU CARRY IN STADIUMS

ORIGINALLY, STADIUMS WERE NOT ON

THE EXEMPTED LIST.

AFTER THE LAW WAS PASSED, SINCE

THERE WERE NO PRE-RESTRICTIONS

BY THE NCAA OR NCC OR SUN BELT,

AFTER OUR LAW WENT INTO EFFECT,

THEY STARTED THINKING ABOUT

THEIR OWN POLICIES.

THE SEC ISSUED A LETTER SAYING

THEY HAD SOME REAL CONCERNS THAT

MIGHT AFFECT ARKANSAS'S

SCHEDULE.

THAT WAS THE OFFICIAL WORD THAT

THE SPORTS LEAGUES GOING TO BE

THINKING ABOUT THIS DIFFERENTLY.

WHAT WE DID WAS CREATED FIRE

SENSITIVE AREAS.

THOSE AREAS INCLUDE SPORTS

STADIUMS, YOU IMS AND CITY

HOSPITAL IN LITTLE ROCK.

IF THOSE AREAS HAVE A SAFETY

PLAN THAT IS APPROVED BY THE

ARKANSAS STATE POLICE, THEN THE

ARKANSAS STATE POLICE WILL GRANT

THEM THE AUTHORITY TO PROHIBIT

EVEN THE ENHANCED CONCEAL CARRY

HOLDERS.

YES, STADIUMS WILL HAVE AN

EXEMPTION IF THEY FOLLOW THOSE

PROCEDURES.

DANIEL: I GUESS THAT WILL BE UP

TO EACH INDIVIDUAL UNIVERSITY.

SO WHEN DOES ALL OF THIS GOING

TO AFFECT?

THERE IS BEEN SOME CONFUSION.

THE LAW TAKES EFFECT JANUARY 1

OR SEPTEMBER 1?

>> SEPTEMBER 1.

IT GOES INTO EFFECT ON 1

SEPTEMBER.

WHEN WE ADDED A TRAINING

COMPONENT, WE GAVE THE ARKANSAS

STATE POLICE 120 DAYS FROM THE

EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE LAW TO

DESIGN THE TRAINING PROGRAM.

THEY WILL EFFECTIVELY HAVE TO

THE END OF 2017 TO DESIGN THAT

TRAINING, AND THEN THE CONCEALED

CARRY INSTRUCTORS WILL BEGIN

TEACHING AND TRAINING PEOPLE, SO

I WOULD ENVISION THAT HAPPENING

IN THE BEGINNING OF 2018.

AS PEOPLE CHOOSE TO GET THIS

ENHANCED PERMIT, THEY WILL START

TO COME ONLINE IN 2018.

DANIEL: SO YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO

GET THE ENHANCED PERMIT UNTIL

NEXT YEAR.

>> CORRECT.

DANIEL: A LOT OF GOOD

INFORMATION, AND THANK YOU FOR

JOINING US.

For more infomation >> Sunday Sit Down: Implementing Campus Carry Bill - Duration: 4:21.

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Storm damage in Yazoo County - Duration: 0:52.

FAR, NO INJURIES REPORTED IN

THAT AREA.

CLEANUP IS UNDERWAY IN YAZOO

COUNTY AFTER THOSE DANGEROUS

STORMS ROLLED IN THIS MORNING.

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT TELLS US A

CONFIRMED TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN,

LEAVING A TRAIL OF DOWNED TREES

AND POWER LINES.

WE FOUND DAMAGE ON CAMPBELL,

BERRYVILLE, AND LINWOOD ROADS.

SEARCH AND RESCUE CREWS, ALONG

WITH COUNTY WORKERS, OUT IN

FORCE CLEARING THE ROADS.

HENRY COLLINS SAYS HE WAS

AWAKENED BY THE LOUD NOISE.

>> IT COULD'VE BEEN A LOT WORSE

THAN IT WAS AFTER COMING OUT OF

THE HOUSE UP AND DOWN THE ROAD.

LOOKING AT MY NEIGHBORS AND HOW

ALL THE TREES, AND HOW A TREE

BARELY MISSED MY HOUSE, AND

LOOKING AT MY NEIGHBORS, AND I

COME DOWN THE ROAD LOOKING AT MY

NEIGHBORS' HOUSES, LOOKED LIKE

IT WAS CLOSE TO BEING DAMAGED.

IT WAS JUST A BLESSING.

SCOTT: SO FAR THERE HAVE BEEN NO

REPORTS OF INJURIES, BUT BECAUSE

OF ALL THE WEATHER DAMAGE, YAZOO

For more infomation >> Storm damage in Yazoo County - Duration: 0:52.

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One dead following Lewiston standoff - Duration: 0:28.

AREA ON THE DRIVER'S SIDE.

ANYONE WITH INFORMATION IS ASKED

TO CALL BOSTON POLICE.

POLICE SAY ONE PERSON IS DEAD

FOLLOWING A STANDOFF AT MOTEL

SIX IN LEWISTON THIS MORNING,

POLICE SAY MOTEL STAFF HAD

REPORTED HEARING GUNSHOTS AROUND

10:00,

STATE POLICE TACTICAL TEAMS SAY

A MAN BARRICADED HIMSELF INSIDE

A MOTEL ROOM, AFTER HOURS OF

NEGOTIATION, POLICE BROKE DOWN

THE DOOR WHERE THE MAN WAS FOUND

DEAD, POLICE SAY CAUSE OF DEATH

For more infomation >> One dead following Lewiston standoff - Duration: 0:28.

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Jerry Tracey's forecast for Monday - Duration: 2:06.

VERY DEFINED.

YOU SHOULD BE A MARKETING.

WHETHER LINES ACROSS THE AREA.

WE HAD STORMS EARLIER.

THINGS IN GENERAL ARE SETTLING

DOWN.

AS YOU CHECK OUT WHAT IS GOING

ON AROUND THE AREA, NOT MUCH IN

THE MIDDLE.

INTERSTATE 65 IS PRETTY QUIET.

OFF TO THE EAST OF US IS THE

LAST OF THAT FIRST BAND THAT

CAME TO EARLIER TODAY AND THE

ONE THAT CAUSED THE REAL

TROUBLE.

IT IS PRETTY MUCH MOVING INTO

THE STATE OF GEORGIA.

WE WILL KEEP AN EYE ON THAT AS

IT MOVES AWAY FROM US.

BACK TO THE WEST, HERE IS THE

NEXT HAND -- BEEN COMING IN.

GIVEN THE FACT THAT IT IS

OPERATING ON RAIN COOL AIR, IT

LOOKS LIKE THERE IS NOT ENOUGH

INSTABILITIES.

WE WILL GET SHOWERS, THERE MIGHT

BE THUNDER AND LIGHTNING AND

GUSTY WINDS AND HAIL BUT WE

THINK IT WILL STAY LOW SEVERE.

THE STORM SYSTEM HAS REMOVED THE

ENTIRE VIEWING AREA FROM THE

MARGINAL RISK OF SEVERE.

THAT IS GOOD NEWS.

WHAT IS STORM THIS IS.

OUR STORMS ARE PART OF A HUGE

SYSTEM HERE IN THE NATION'S

MIDSECTION, SPINNING LIKE A TOP

CAUSING A BLIZZARD BACK TO THE

WEST IN NEBRASKA AND KANSAS.

THAT WILL ALLSTATE NORTH OF US.

BOWERS COULD GET A SHOWER

THUNDERSTORM OVERNIGHT.

WE WILL CLEAR OUT RAPIDLY

TOWARDS DAYBREAK.

YOU WILL NOTICE A DROP IN

HUMIDITY TOMORROW.

THIS IS 8:30 IN THE MORNING,

CLEAR SKIES IN PLACE.

A LOT OF SUNSHINE.

THE WIND WILL HOW AT TIMES UP AT

40 MILES PER HOUR AND AVERAGE 20

MILES PER HOUR.

A MUCH LESS HUMID DAY.

TUESDAY'S A GOOD DAY.

CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM, 50

NINE DEGREES BELOW TEMPERATURE.

PLENTY OF SUNSHINE FOR TOMORROW,

IT IS WINDY AND GUSTY WITH THE

AFTERNOON HYATT 75.

MUCH LESS HUMIDITY.

YOU WILL FEEL THAT CHANGE.

SEVEN-DAY FORECASTS AS WE GO

FROM SUNSHINE TO TUESDAY TO THE

HIGH 80'S, CHANCE OF A

THUNDERSTORM I WENT A.

For more infomation >> Jerry Tracey's forecast for Monday - Duration: 2:06.

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When the dust settles...life after a championship run - Duration: 2:41.

CAREER

FINALLY TONIGHT, FOLLOWING A

HISTORIC SEASON BY THE

MISSISSIPPI STATE LADY BULLDOGS,

THINGS HAVE BEGUN TO CALM DOWN A

BIT IN STARKVILLE.

WELL, SORT OF.

I WENT TO FIND OUT WHAT LIFE IS

LIKE AFTER THEIR EPIC NCAA RUN

AND WHEN THE DUST FINALLY

SETTLE

>> WILLIAM ON THE DRIVE.

SHE GOT IT!

ONE OF THE GREAT UPSETS IN

[CHEERING]

>> JUST HITTING THAT SHOT,

SMILE WHEN PEOPLE TELL ME ABOUT

IT.

I GET THE CHILLS.

>> PEOPLE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER

THIS TEAM, ESPECIALLY US BEATING

UCONN, BEATING THAT STREAK.

I THINK WE'LL BE AN

UNFORGETTABLE TEAM.

ASHLEY: WEEKS LATER, WITH THE

DUST FINALLY SETTLED, TH

MISSISSIPPI STATE WOMEN'S

BASKETBALL TEAM AND THEIR

UNFORGETTABLE SEASON STILL

BUZZING HERE IN STARKVILLE.

>> IT'S BROUGHT THE ALUMNI BACK,

AND PEOPLE ARE EXCITED

WHEN THE GIRLS HAD THE LAST TWO

OR THREE HOME GAMES THAT THEY

HAD, THERE WERE JUST AMAZING

CROWDS, AND THE TOWN WAS JUST

FULL, AND IT WAS ALMOST AS BIG A

CROWD AS A HOME FOOTBALL GAME.

ASHLEY: DARIN BEALL IS THE

MANAGER AT STARKVILLE CAFE IN

DOWNTOWN STARKVILLE.

HE SAYS WHAT THE LADY BULLDOGS

DID THIS PAST SEASON WAS NOT

ONLY UNBELIEVABLE FOR THE

PROGRAM, BUT IT CHANGED THE TOWN

AS WELL.

>> IT DIDN'T DRAW MORE PEOPLE

IN, BUT IT DREW MORE PEOPLE IN

BECAUSE THERE WAS MORE PEOPLE IN

TOWN, AND SO TO BE A PART OF

MISSISSIPPI STATE WOMEN'S

BASKETBALL, AND TO SUPPORT THE

GIRLS AND BE IN HERE IN THE

CAFE, IT'S JUST A GOOD TIME FOR

STARKVILLE.

>> WE BROUGHT SO MUCH EXCITEMENT

AND INSPIRATION TO JUST THIS

TOWN, SO HOPEFULLY WE CONTINUE

TO DO IT OVER THE YEARS AS WEL

>> I THINK IT PUT STARKVILLE ON

THE MAP A LITTLE MORE.

THE PEOPLE IN STARKVILLE ARE

REALLY EXCITED ABOUT WOMEN'S

BASKETBALL, AND I THINK THAT'S

GOING TO STAY THAT WAY FOR A

WHILE.

ASHLEY: LOOKING TOWARDS NEXT

YEAR, FANS CAN HOPEFULLY EXPECT

MUCH MORE OF THE SAME SUCCES

>> DEFINITELY HIGH EXPECTATIONS.

CAN'T SETTLE.

WE'VE GOT TO CONTINUE TO GET

BETTER

PEOPLE ARE GOING TO EXPECT US TO

BE GOOD AGAIN, SO WE DON'T WANT

TO BE A FLUKE.

>> MAKING IT TO THE FINAL FOUR

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME, THAT

WILL BRING IN SO MUCH MORE

RECRUITS.

WE'VE GOT A LOT BETTER RECRUITS,

YOU KNOW.

THE TOP IN THE STATE OR OUT

STATE WILL WANT TO COME HERE

JUST BECAUSE WE ARE A

CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM.

>> THE TEAM THAT COACH IS

BUILDING AND THE ATTITUDE OF THE

GIRLS THAT ARE CURRENTLY ON THE

TEAM AND THE RECRUITS THAT ARE

COMING IN, IT'S GOING TO BE

ANOTHER AMAZING YEAR, AND I

WON'T BE SURPRISED IF WE DON'T

MEET UCONN IN THE FINALS NEXT

YEAR.

ASHLEY: DILLINGHAM IS LOOKING TO

GO PLAY OVERSEAS, AND WILLIAM

HAS ONE YEAR LEFT, BUT SAYS SHE

HOPES TO GO TO THE LEAGUE OR