STORMS ON THE WAY FOR THE
HOLIDAY WEEKEND.
HERE IS ERIC WITH THE LATEST.
ERIC: THE SKY IS INCREASINGLY
NOISY OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS.
MORE WINDS AS WE PUT THE
FINISHING TOUCHES ON FRIDAY.
THE STORM CHANGES INCREASE OVER
THE WEEKEND.
SKIES ARE GOING TO STAY
UNSETTLED THROUGH NEXT WEEK.
TEMPERATURES STILL WARM AND
SUMMER, BUT NOT TOO HOT.
HERE'S A LOOK AT THE SEVEN DAY
FORECAST.
84 ON SATURDAY.
SUNDAY BREEZY, BUT THOSE ARE
EAST WINDS.
THE BEST CHANCES OF STORMS
SUNDAY WILL BE IN THE EASTERN
MOUNTAINS.
WE CAN'T RULE OUT A LATE DAY
STORM IN THE METRO.
WE TALKED OUT NEAR 80 ON SUNDAY.
MONDAY IS A 77 DEGREE HIGH FOR
MEMORIAL DAY.
BETTER CHANCE FOR SCATTERED
STORMS AROUND CENTRAL AND
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO.
MONDAY IS GOING TO BE ONE OF
THOSE DAYS THAT ENDS UP BEING A
BIT STORMY HERE THAN WHAT THE
COMPUTER MODELS ARE INDICATING.
THEN WE LOOK THROUGH NEXT WEEK
AT THOSE HIGH TEMPERATURES, THEY
STAY IN THE UPPER 70'S AROUND 80
DEGREES.
AT THIS POINT THERE IS GOING TO
BE A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS EVERY DAY NEXT
WEEK.
ENJOY TOMORROW, ARE ONE
GUARANTEED DRIVE DAY.
-- GUARANTEED DRY DAY.
SANTA FE AT 76 TOMORROW.
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Fitbit Unravels Man's Story About Wife's Murder | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:53.
TOLD BY HER HUSBAND, THE SUSPECT. NBC'S STEPHANIE GOSK
EXPLAINS. >> Reporter: RICHARD DEBATE TOLD
CONNECTICUT POLICE A TERRIFYING STORY ABOUT THE MORNING OF
DECEMBER 23rd, 2015. AN INTRUDER COVERED IN A DARK GREEN
CAMOUFLAGE SUIT WITH A MASK TORTURED HIM AND FATALLY SHOT HIS WIFE
CONNIE ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS BUT INVESTIGATORS DIDN'T
BUY IT. DEBATE WAS CHARGED WITH MURDER.
HE PLEAD NOT GUILTY AND APPEARED IN COURT AGAIN TODAY.
THE STORY, POLICE SAY, STARTED TO UNRAVEL FOR MULTIPLE REASONS BUT
AMONG THE EVIDENCE, A LITTLE DEVICE WORN BY MILLIONS, A FITBIT.
CONNIE DEBATE'S EVERY STEP WAS LOGGED THE MORNING OF THE MURDER.
POLICE PUT TOGETHER A NEARLY MINUTE TO MINUTE DIGITAL
TIMELINE, CRUCIAL THIS DETAIL. DEBATE TOLD POLICE HIS
WIFE CAME HOME DURING THE INTRUSION. HE TOLD HER TO RUN,
AND SAID THE INTRUDER CHASED HER TO THE BASEMENT AND SHOT HER.
BUT CONNIE'S FITBIT LOGGED MORE THAN 1200 STEPS IN THE HOUSE.
POLICE SAY TOTAL DISTANCE FROM GARAGE TO BASEMENT WOULD HAVE
BEEN 125 FEET. HIS LAWYER DID NOT RESPOND TO OUR REQUEST
FOR AN INTERVIEW. THIS CASE THE LATEST OF AN EXAMPLE HOW
ELECTRONIC FOOTPRINTS ARE USED IN CRIME
SOLVING. IT USED TO BE WIPE OFF THE FINGERPRINTS AND
CLOSE THE DOOR AND YOU'RE GOOD. >> NOW IF YOU OPEN OR
CLOSE MY APARTMENT DOOR THERE IS A RECORD IN THE CLOUD.
TURN ON OR OFF THE LIGHTS, THE SAME HAPPENS.
THESE RECORDS LAW ENFORCE THE CAN GET ACCESS TO FROM LEGAL
PROCESSES. >> Reporter: IN THIS CASE A 48-YEAR-OLD
FATHER OF TWO SAYS HE'S INNOCE
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Governor signs budget, vetoes tax increases - Duration: 1:40.
TS YOU
-- EXPLAINS WHY YOU SHOULD BE
CONCERNED.
REPORTER: WE ALL HAVE MONEY WE
NEED TO MANAGE.
SAME GOES WITH OUR STATE.
THINK OF NEW MEXICO'S GENERAL
FUND AS YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT.
ITS RESERVE FUND YOUR SAVINGS.
THE GOVERNOR JUST SIGNED BILLS
THAT BALANCE OUR STATE BUDGET.
BUT IT CALLS FOR USING $71
MILLION IN SAVINGS.
STATE AUDITOR TIM KELLER SAYS
THIS WOULD NEARLY DEPLETE THAT
RESERVE FUND.
>> ALMOST ZERO, BASICALLY.
REPORTER: KELLER'S JOB AS STATE
AUDITOR IS TO SCRUTINIZE
GOVERNMENT SPENDING.
HE SAYS THE BUDGET PLAN RIGHT
NOW WOULD LEAVE NEW MEXICO WITH
ONLY ABOUT $30 MILLION, OR .5%
IN SAVINGS.
,>> USUALLY WE HAVE 5%.
REPORTER: KELLER AND SOME NEW
MEXICANS WE SPOKE TO THINK
LEAVING SO LITTLE IS DANGEROUS.
>> THAT DOESN'T SOUND LIKE A
VERY GOOD PLAN.
AS MUCH AS I DON'T LIKE TAX
HIKES, IT DOESN'T SIGN -- IT
DOESN'T SOUND LIKE THERE IS ANY
OPTION.
REPORTER: THERE ARE LAWMAKERS
CALLING FOR TAX HIKES, BUT THE
GOVERNOR JUST VETOED THEM ALL
OUT OF THE BILLS.
SOME NEW MEXICANS APPLAUD THE
MOVE.
>> I DON'T WANT TO RAISE TAXES.
REPORTER: KELLER SAYS HAVING SO
LITTLE IN OUR RESERVES WILL DROP
NEW MEXICO'S BOND RATING,
MEANING OUR STATE WILL HAVE TO
PAY BANKS MORE TO BORROW MONEY.
HE SAYS OUR STATE COULD RUN OUT
OF MONEY, MEANING ANOTHER BUDGET
CRISIS AND SPECIAL SESSION LATER
THIS YEAR.
IN ALBUQUERQUE, MEGAN CRUZ, KOAT
ACTION 7 NEWS.
TODD: --ROYALE: THE GOVERNOR
SAYS SHE STANDS BY HER CHOICE TO
VETO ALL CAPS INCREASES, SAYING
"IT RESTRAINS GOVERNMENT
SPENDING TO LIVE WITHIN OUR
MEANS AS OUR FAMILIES DO
EVERYDAY.
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Pres. Donald Trump Shifts On Climate Change, Russia During Trip Abroad | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:14.
WE GET MORE ON THAT TONIGHT FROM OUR CHIEF WHITE
HOUSE CORRESPONDENT, HALLIE JACKSON. >> Reporter: IN
SICILY, A PERFORMANCE TONIGHT FOR THE WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL
LEADERS BUT JUST OFF STAGE, LESS HARMONY. >> THERE IS NO DOUBT
THIS WILL BE THE MOST CHALLENGING G7 SUMMIT IN YEARS.
>> Reporter: IN THE PRESIDENTS' DEBUT A TWIST SIGNALING HE MAY
BE MORE IN TUNE THAN THEY THOUGHT ON RUSSIA AND THE ENVIRONMENT.
A WHITE HOUSE ADVISOR SAYS THE PRESIDENT'S VIEWS ON CLIMATE
CHANGE ARE EVOLVING DURING THESE TALKS, AS HE FACES PRESSURE TO
STAY IN THE LANDMARK PARIS CLIMATE AGREEMENT.
THEN TOWARD MOSCOW, THIS POTENTIALLY SIGNIFICANT
SUGGESTION. >> WE'RE NOT LOWERING OUR SANCTIONS ON
RUSSIA. IF ANYTHING, WE WOULD LOOK TO GET TOUGHER ON
RUSSIA. >> Reporter: THAT WOULD BRING THE
PRESIDENT MORE IN LINE WITH HIS G7 ALLIES, EVEN AS HE DRAWS THE
LINE ON TRADE. SITING SPECIFICALLY AN IMBALANCE WITH GERMANY
HE FINDS UNFAIR. QUOTE, I DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM WITH GERMANY,
I HAVE A PROBLEM WITH GERMAN TRADE HE SAID ACCORDING TO HIS
ADVISOR. >> I ALWAYS THOUGHT THE EUROPE TRIP WOULD
BE MORE DIFFICULT FOR HIM BECAUSE OF HIS AMBIVALENCE ABOUT
WHICH IS STRANGE BUT EXISTS ABOUT EUROPE. >> Reporter: FOR
PRESIDENT TRUMP, A TALE OF TWO TRIPS, IN THE MIDDLE EAST OPEN
ARMS, IN EUROPE JUST THE ELBOWS. TOMORROW, BACK TO
WASHINGTON AND TO A TANGLE OF TROUBLES AS FORMER HOUSE SPEAKER
JOHN BOEHNER CALLS FOREIGN AFFAIRS A BRIGHT SPOT FOR
PRESIDENT TRUMP BUT ADDING EVERYTHING ELSE HE'S DONE IS A
COMPLETE DISASTER. HILLARY CLINTON ADDING TELLING GRADUATES HER
OWN COLLEGE DAYS UNDER PRESIDENT NIXON FEEL AWFULLY FAMILIAR.
>> A MAN WHOSE PRESIDENCY WOULD EVENTUALLY END IN
DISGRACE WITH HIS IMPEACHMENT FOR OBSTRUCTION OF
JUSTICE. >> Reporter: BACK HOME, THAT WIDENING
RUSSIA INVESTIGATION HAS THE WHITE HOUSE FACING WHAT AIDS CALL
A NEW REALITY NOW. MULTIPLE ADMINISTRATION SOURCES
TELL NBC A WAR ROOM IS GETTING SET UP RUN BY JARED KUSHNER, STEVE
BANNON AND REINCE
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Melania Trump Takes The World Stage | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:47.
BEYOND FOR HER TRIP TO THE MIDDLE EAST. >> Reporter: FIRST
LADY MELANIA TRUMP STEPPING OUT ONTO THE WORLD STAGE.
THE FORMER MODEL UNDER A MICROSCOPE FROM THE MOMENT SHE TOUCHED
DOWN FROM HER FASHION COVERING UP IN SAUDI ARABIA AND THE VATICAN
AND TODAY, TURNING HEADS WEARING A $50,000 DOLCHE AND
GABANA COAT. TODAY TWEETING OUT THIS PHOTO WITH U.S.
SOLDIERS, LATER MINGLING WITH OTHER FIRST SPOUSES.
THIS AFTER VISITING A LOCAL SCHOOL IN AUDIO ARABIA AND HOSPITALS
IN ISRAEL, ROME AND BRUSSELS. AND SHE SHOWED HER
CHARM. JOKING WITH THE POPE ABOUT FEEDING THE
PRESIDENT A SLOVENIA DESSERT. ACKNOWLEDGING FOR THE
FIRST TIME THIS WEEK SHE'S A CATHOLIC. THE ONE TIME SHE
RAISED EYEBROWS, SHE SWATTED THE PRESIDENT'S HAND AFTER
THEY LANDED IN ISRAEL. CRITICS POUNCED ON A SIGN OF DISCORD BUT
THOSE CLOSE TO HER SAY SHE MAY HAVE THOUGHT IT WAS INAPPROPRIATE
GIVEN THE SETTING. SHE'S THE FIRST MODERN DAY FIRST LADY NOT
BORN IN THE U.S. >> SHE HAS THE ADVANTAGE OF SPEAKING
SEVERAL LANGUAGES. THAT THE A TERRIFIC ROLE FOR HER ON A
GLOBAL STAGE TO SHOW SHE CAN BE A DIPLOMAT FOR OUR COUNTRY.
>> Reporter: THE FIRST LADY'S CAUTIOU
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Teacher layoffs planned in Monessen City School District - Duration: 1:57.
CUT TO THE ARTS IN
WESTMORELAND COUNTY.
REPORTER: IF THIS PROPOSAL
PASSES NINE TEACHERS WILL LOSE
THEIR JOB, SIX ARE FULL TIME,
AND THREE ARE WHAT THE DISTRICT
CALLS HALFTIME.
WE ARE TOLD THAT THESE LAYOFFS
AND CUTS WILL MOSTLY IMPACT THE
ELEMENTARY SCHOO.
>> IT'S NOT SO MUCH FRUSTRATING
AS IT IS SAD.
REPORTER: THIS WOMAN GREW UP IN
MONESSEN.
NOW HER CHILDREN GO TO THE SAME
SCHOOL SHE WENT TO BUT SHE SAYS
A LOT HAS CHANGED, OTHER PARENTS
SEE IT TOO.
>> IT'S VERY SAD ALL AROUND.
I'M SURE THE TEACHERS ARE VERY
UPSET TO LOSE COLLEAGUES AND TO
LOSE -- SOME OF THEM TO LOSE
THEIR JOBS.
BUT IT'S SO NOT FAIR TO THE
CHILDREN AT ALL.
REPORTER TEACHERS RECEIVED
FURLOUGH LETTERS THIS WEEK THAT
THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WOULD NO
LONGER HAVE AN ART, MUSIC OR GYM
TEACHERS.
OTHER TEACHERS WILL HAVE TO
INCORPORATE THE ACTIVITIES INTO
THEIR OWN LESSONS.
IT'S DECREASING THE NUMBER O
COACHES, SUPPORT STAFF AND
IMPLEMENTING ADMINISTRATIVE PAY
FREEZES.
MEANWHILE TEACHERS DECLINED A
FREEZE.
>> THEY ARE GOING TO HAVE MERGE
OR THIS STATE WILL HAVE TO COME
IN AND TPOERSZ THE
FORCE THEM
TO MERGE.
WE ARE THE 11th WORST SCHOOL
DISTRICT IN T STATE FOR
SCORES.
REPORTER: THEY RELEASED A
STATEMENT.
NOTHING CAN BE MOR DIFFICULT
THAN FURLOUGHING EMPLOYEES.
WE HAVE BEEN LUCKY T MAINTAIN
THE SAME AMOUNT OF TEACHERS FOR
MANY YEARS EVEN THOUGH
ENROLLMENT AS STEADILY
DECREASED.
OUR FUNDING HAS BEEN CUT YEAR
AFTER YEAR AND OUR TAX BASE IS
DEPLETING.
WE ARE DOING WHAT IS NECESSARY.
SOME PARENTS FEEL THEY WILL HAVE
TO DO WHAT IS NECESSARY TOO.
>> I WILL HAVE TO LOOK ELSEWHERE
FOR MY KIDS TO GO TO SCHOOL SO
THEY CAN HAVE OTHER
OPPORTUNITIES THAT MONESSEN IS
TAKING AWAY FROM THEM.
REPORTER: AND WE ARE TOLD THE
FINAL VOTE IS EXPECTED TO TAKE
PLACE NEXT MONTH
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Crawfish Virus Slows Mudbug Sales In Southeast Louisiana - Duration: 1:40.
ULD HAVE RUN
THIS MORNING.
DURING THE DAY, WE BEGAN TO HEAT
UP.
GINA: THANKS.
GOING INTO THE MEMORIAL DAY
WEEKEND, CRAWFISH MAY BE HARD TO
FIND IN SOME AREAS OF SOUTH
LOUISIANA, A VIRUS CALLED WHITE
SPOT SYNDROME IS IMPACTING POND
RAISED CRAWFISH, AND WHILE IT IS
NOT HARMFUL TO HUMANS, SOME
CRAWFISH VENDORS TELL NORTH
SHORE REPORTER HEATH ALLEN, THE
HEADLINES, ESPECIALLY ON SOCIAL
MEDIA, ARE HURTING BUSINESS.
>> JUST BECAUSE OF THE SCARE.
ONLY BECAUSE OF THE SCARE, I'M
NOT TAKING ANYMORE ORDERS.
HEATH: EARLY IN THE WEEK,
REPORTS SURFACED ABOUT WHITE
SPOT SYNDROME VIRUS KILLING
LARGE NUMBERS OF POND RAISED
CRAWFISH.
SEAFOOD VENDOR GIDGET ROYES
IMMEDIATELY FELT THE IMPACT,
CUSTOMERS WORRIED THAT CRAWFISH
WITH THE VIRUS MIGHT MAKE THEM
SICK.%
BUT THE LSU AG CENTER SAYS THE
WHITE SPOT SYNDROME VIRUS HAS
BEEN AROUND SINCE 2007, AND ONLY
AFFECTS CRUSTACEANS.
IT DOES NOT AFFECT PEOPLE OR
OTHER ANIMALS.
ROYES GENERALLY SETS UP HER
MOBILE SEAFOOD BUSINESS, THE
CRAB MAN PLUS, ON THE PARKING
LOT OF THE HIGHWAY 59 SHELL
STATION JUST OFF I-12 IN
MANDEVILLE.
IT NORMALLY LOOKS LIKE THIS,
ESPECIALLY GOING INTO THE
MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND, BUT THE
PUBLICITY HAS MADE CUSTOMERS
WARY.
>> WE WANT TO REASSURE EVERYONE
THAT THE CRAWFISH IS NOT HARMING
HUMANS.
WE STILL HAVE CRAWFISH.
WE'RE STILL SELLING TO THE
RESTAURANTS.
WE'RE STILL SELLING TO THE
MARKETS.
THAT HASN'T STOPPED.
HEATH: BUT THE VIRUS, AND SOME
OTHER FACTORS, HAVE IMPACTED THE
AMOUNT OF CRAWFISH AVAILABLE
NOW, AND SELLERS JUST WANT TO
GET PAST THE SCARE.
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Ladrón desnudo se robó un camión | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:28.
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Friday Night: Hot Enough for a Snowball - Duration: 4:01.
SULA: GOOD TO KNOW.
TAKE IT VANTAGE ABOUT THIS
WEEKEND AND SPEAKING OF
HURRICANES, LET'S TALK ABOUT THE
WEATHER.
-- TAKE ADVANTAGE ABOUT THIS
WEEKEND -- OF THAT THIS WEEKEND.
MARGARET: I HAVE TO TELL YOU,
THE WDSU WEATHER APP, IT IS
WONDERFUL.
I USE IT ALL THE TIME WHEN I AM
AT HOME AND NOT AT WORK.
LOOK OUTSIDE, CLEAR SKIES,
SUNSETTING AT 7:54.
I GOT THIS GREAT TWIT TAKE IN.
-- TWIT PIC IN.
GRAND ISLE -- GREEK FEST THIS
EVENING, I'M GOING TO BE THERE.
CLEAR SKIES, UPPER-70'S AT 9:00.
SOUTH BEND, 10-15.
ISOLATED SPRINKLE POSSIBLE.
-- SOUTH WIND, 10-15.
I THINK WE'RE GOING TO HIT 90
DEGREES.
THIS ONE FROM MARGARET EARLY,
SHE WENT TO PLUM STREET
SNOWBALL.
HOT DAYS, HERE IS THE DEAL.
LAST OCTOBER 19TH, THAT IS THE
LAST TIME WE HIT 90 DEGREES AND
IT IS INTERESTING, THAT WAS
BEFORE THE MONITOR WAS MOVED --
BEFORE THE THERMOMETER WAS
MOVED.
AUDUBON, THE FIRST TIME IT HIT
91 IN HISTORY WAS 1929.
THE AIRPORT FIRST HIT 91 APRIL
17 IN 2006.
HERE'S A LOOK TODAY, WE HAD 85.
THAT IS NOT BAD AT ALL.
THE AVERAGE, 87 DEGREES.
PARTLY CLOUDY, SOUTH WIND AT 10
MILES PER HOUR.
WE CAN LOOK AT OUR PICTURES AND
IT IS REALLY PLEASANT.
GO FOR THAT WALK OR RUN, HAVE A
BARBECUE.
RIGHT NOW THE WINDOW SOUTH AT
ABOUT 10-13 MILES PER HOUR.
SNEEZING AND SNIFFLING, IT COULD
BE THE GRASS, MODERATE RIGHT
NOW.
REMEMBER YESTERDAY, TEMPERATURES
WERE IN THE MID-50'S.
WE SET A RECORD LOW DOWN TO 57.
THOSE MORNING WAS ARE GOING UP
AND THE HIGH TEMPERATURES,
UPPER-80 TWO NEAR-90.
A LITTLE BIT COOLER THE CLOSER
YOU GET TO THE COAST.
FOR GRAND ISLE, YOU'RE GOING TO
BE IN THE MID-80'S WITH RAIN
CHANCES GOING UP.
GULFPORT, YOU HAVE A HIGHER RAIN
CHANCE ON MONDAY.
PENSACOLA, ABOUT A 40% CHANCE OF
RAIN FOR MONDAY.
REALLY WANT TO TO BE AWARE OF
THE RIP CURRENTS, THAT IS WHERE
IT LOOKS A LITTLE MUDDIER, A
LITTLE DIRTIER AND THAT IS WHERE
THE WATER IS FLOWING AWAY FROM
THE BEACH SO IF YOU GET CAUGHT
IN ONE, SWIM PARALLEL TO BECAUSE
AND THEN --PARALLEL TO THE COAST
AND THEN GO BACK ONSHORE.
UPPER-LEVEL LOW WILL BE MOVING
TO THE EAST AND SWING A COLD
FRONT OUR WAY FOR MONDAY AND
TUESDAY AND IN THAT FRONT IS
GOING TO WATCH OUT.
-- WASH OUT.
RIVER IS STILL HIGH.
SO LOOKING AT TOMORROW, THREE IN
THE AFTERNOON, IT IS GOING TO BE
WARM AND ON SUNDAY WE'RE GOING
TO HIT 90 OVER AT THE AIRPORT.
FOR MEMORIAL DAY, YOU HAVE A 50%
CHANCE OF RAIN SO JUST KEEP AN
EYE TO THE SKY.
YOU CAN STILL HAVE YOUR BARBECUE
BUT STAY WEATHER AWARE.
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Lawsuit: Zillow 'Zestimates' Are Wrong, Preventing Homes From Selling | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:55.
WAY OFF DRIVING DOWN OFFERING AND THEY ARE SUING.
JO LING KENT EXPLAINS. >> Reporter: BARBARA SAYS THE INTERNET IS
SCARING OFF BUYERS. >> IT'S A HUGE ROAD BLOCK TO SELLING THE
HOUSE. >> Reporter: AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR,
POPULAR ONLINE REAL ESTATE COMPANY ZILLOW ESTIMATED HER HOME'S
VALUE WAS $652,000. A FEW MONTHS LATER IT PLUMMETED BY $116,000,
LANDING AT $90,000 BELOW HER ASKING PRICE.
>> THERE IS NO ABILITY TO TELL ZILLOW STAY AWAY FROM MY PROPERTY.
>> Reporter: THERE ARE 110 MILLION HOMES ON ZILLOW.
IT'S OFTEN WHERE PEOPLE ENCOUNTER THE FIRST VALUE.
SHE IS SUING ALLEGING THEY ARE ILLEGAL APPRAISALS AND VIOLATE
CONSUMER PROTECTION LAWS. ZILLOW SAYS IT'S
WITHOUT MERIT AND REFUSES TO REMOVE HOME PRICES AT BUYBUYER'S
REQUEST BECAUSE IT'S GATHERED FROM PUBLIC RECORDS.
>> LISTING AGENTS PUT OPINIONS ON HOMES AND BUYING AGENTS PUT
OPINIONS ON HOMES AND SO DOES ZILLOW. >> Reporter: THIS
WEEK, ZILLOW LAUNCHED A $1 MILLION COMPETITION FOR A
BETTER ALGA RHYTHM TO PROTECT HOME PRICES. THE COMPANY SAYS THE
CONTEST IS NOT A RESPONSE TO THE LAWSUIT AND CURRENT
ZESTIMATES HAVE AN ERROR RATE OF 5%. >> THEY CAN BE OFF BY
AS LITTLE AS 2 OR 3% AND AS MUCH AS 40%. >> Reporter: LOS
ANGELES REALTOR SAYS ZILLOW ESTIMATES CAN BE HIGHER OR LOWER
THAN THE ESTIMATE.
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Camioneta se estrelló y quedó metida dentro de una casa | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:30.
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Chofer atacó a golpes a un policía | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:33.
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NH officials inspect firewood for invasive insects - Duration: 1:40.
OUNTRY ENVIRONMENT.
BUT RESIDENTS MAY NOT EVEN KNOW
THEY ARE CARRYIN THEM.
ONE BY ONE, THE TREES ARE PULLED
FROM THIS TRAILER AND DUMPED
INTO THE BAG OF A STATE FOREST
RANGER'S TRUCK.
>> THIS IS THE TREE SPECIES THAT
IS THE MOST CONCERNING.
REPORTER: HE'S A FOREST HEALTH
SPECIAL ITION FOR THE DIVISION
OF FORESTS AND LAND, HE SAYS
SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE HAS HAD A
LARGE INFESTATION OF EMERALD
ARBORRER, AN INSECT THAT FEEDS
OFF OF ASH TREES AND HAS KILLED
MILLIONS OF THEM ACROSS NORTH
AMERICA.
ASH TREE FIREWOOD IS QUARANTINED
TO SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE AND
NOT ALLOWED IN THE NORTH
COUNTRY.
AN EFFORT PUT TOGETHER BY STATE
OFFICIALS TO TRY AND PREVENT THE
SPREAD OF THE EMERALD ASH
INSECT, AND SAVE THE LONG LINE
OF ASH TREES THAT CALL THE
REGION HOME.
>> A DYING TREE WILL GET TIN
FESTTATION AND THEN IT CAN
EMERGE AT ANY TIME.
SO ANYBODY BRINGING THIS WOOD TO
THE NORTH COUNTRY, THROWING IT
ON THE GROUND, THE INSECTS TAKE
OFF INTO THE ENVIRONMENT.
>> THERE'S INVASIVE INSECTS AND
DISEASE THAT WE'RE TRYING TO
PREVENT THE SPREAD THROUGHOUT
THE STATE.
REPORTER: THE BUREAU CHIEF
STEVEN SHERMAN SESSION SOME
RESIDENTS MAY NOT KNOW THE
EXTREME DANGER THEY ARE BRINGING
INTO THE AREA, WHICH IS WHY THEY
SET UP CHECKPOINTS.
>> WE'LL SEE IF IT COMPLIANCE
WITH THE QUARANTINE OR IF IT'S
IN VIOLATION, AND THE REAL GOAL
IS TO EDUCATE PEOPLE, LET THEM
KNOW ABOUT THE QUARANTINE.
BUT WE WILL CONFISCATE WOOD AS
WELL.
REPORTER: ALL THE WOOD THAT WAS
CONFISCATED TODAY WILL BE TAKEN
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Police: Man hospitalized after crashing stolen minivan into home - Duration: 1:58.
DETAILS.
REPORTER: TONIGHT THE RED CROSS
IS ASSISTING THOSE PEOPLE WHO
LIVE IN THIS BUILDING.
YOU CAN SEE WHERE THAT VAN HIT,
IT'S NOW BEEN TARPED UP.
POLICE TAPE WRAPPED AROUND THAT
SECTION, THIS BUILDING NOW
UNLIVABLE.
A QUIET MORNING SHATTERED BY
POLICE ACTIVITY, AFTER A VAN
REPORTED STOLEN OUT OF NASHUA
CAME CAREENING INTO THIS BAKER
STREET APARTMENT BUILDING.
>> WE WERE SLEEPING AND ALL OF A
SUDDEN WE HEARD BOOM, GOT UP,
CAME OUTSIDE AND SEEN THE CAR IN
THE HOUSE.
REPORTER: JAMES QUINN LIVES ON
THE FIRST FLOOR AND WOKE UP TO A
COMMOTION.
>> FELT LIKE AN EARTHQUAKE HIT
THE HOUSE.
I THOUGHT ITS WITH A TREE COMING
DOWN, BUT IT WAS A CAR.
REPORTER: HUDSON POLICE SAY IT
HAPPENED AFTER A NEARBY OFFICER
SAW A 002 CHRYSLER VOYAGER GO
SPEEDING BY.
>> THE OFFICER ATTEMPTED TO STOP
THE VEHICLE AS IT PROCEEDED DOWN
HIGH LAND STREET, THE VEHICLE
CONTINUED TO ACCELERATE AT IT A
HIGH RATE OF SPEED.
REPORTER: POLICE SAY THE DRIVER,
ANTONIO VELASQUEZ OF HUDSON,
MADE DANGEROUS MANEUVERS THROUGH
CARS AND AN INTERSECTION BEFORE
FINALLY LOSING CONTROL, CRASHING
INTO THE SIDE OF THE BUILDING.
ONE WOMAN SAID HER HOUSE IS
DAMAGED.
>> MY KITCHEN CABINETS ARE ALL
OVER THE FLOOR, AND THE FRAME TO
GO INTO THE BATHROOM IS RIGHT
NEXT TO AND IT THAT'S ALL BROKEN
TOO, ZOO IT'S NOT GOOD.
REPORTER: POLICE SAY IT WASN'T
JUST THE STOLEN VAN THEY FOUND.
INSIDE THE VEHICLE THERE WAS
ALSO A DUCATI MOTORCYCLE.
SIX PEOPLE ARE NOW LOOKING FOR
SOMEWHERE ELSE TO STAY BECAUSE
THE BUILDING IS NOW UNLIVABLE.
THE DRIVER OF THAT VAN IS NOW IN
A BOSTON HOSPITAL WITH SERIOUS
INJURIES, BUT POLICE SAY HE'S
DUE IN COURT NEXT MONTH TO FACE
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The Science Of Shazam | Season 1 | BEAT SHAZAM - Duration: 2:32.
RAHUL JANDIAL: Where music is in our brain
is really the essential mystery.
Music pulls from all different recesses of our mind.
There's that magical, elusive ether
that is music that reveals we're not just machines.
There's something mystical that's
going on inside our heads.
[music playing]
AVERY WANG: When our users tag music,
we start recording a couple of seconds of the ambient audio.
We take a snippet of that audio.
We extract out features that we've figured out
are important.
Time is one axis.
Frequency is another axis.
And amplitude is the third axis.
RAHUL JANDIAL: We do our feature extraction
and then send that to our database,
where it's compared against millions of soundtracks.
And we're able to do that within a couple of milliseconds.
JEFF APPLOFF: Beat Shazam is an amazing game--
very, very simple.
There will be one team at the end
and that team will get to play head-to-head
versus Shazam for a huge, life-changing fortune.
CASEY BAKER: I'm not a neuro-scientist
but I'm very confident that Shazam does not recognize music
in the same way that people do.
RAHUL JANDIAL: We're not just processing information.
We're drawing from some instinctual, primal connections
that connect our being and our minds through music.
Computers are always going to win
as far as how big their catalog is that they can pull from.
The human brain is going to win how quickly it can recognize
something, because it doesn't have
to go through an algorithm.
It can just draw from that emotional memory
connected to that song.
JEFF APPLOFF: Imagine if you were driving in your car,
you hear a song, you blurt out what the title is,
and, all of a sudden, money starts
shooting out of the speakers.
That's what this show is!
RAHUL JANDIAL: You don't have to be the music expert.
You don't even have to be a musician
to have music be a big part of your life
and a helpful part of your life.
So if you're watching Beat Shazam and you're thinking,
I love this, it's having a great impact on me
right now while I'm watching this--
that's exactly what music can do for everybody.
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Homeless man on cross-country, urban dog sled journey makes stop in Alabama - Duration: 1:37.
IFORNIA BUT THEIR MODE OF
TRANSPORTATION IS UNLIKE
ANYTHING YOU HAVE EVER SEEN
BEFORE.
>> MARY O'CONNELL INTRODUCES US
TO GEORGE A MAN WITH A LAUNCHER,
TWO DOGS AND A DESTINATION.
>> HE IS NOT YOUR USUAL
CROSS-COUNTRY DREAMER.
>> HE ALWAYS WANTED TO DO A
CROSS-COUNTRY RO TRIP TO
WITHOUT A WORKING CARD HE WAS
LEFT TO IMPROVISE.
>> THIS IS MY GIRL HERE.
>> HE IS HIDING.
HE LIKES TO BE AT MY SIDE A LOT.
>> THE HOME WAS NATIVE DECIDED
TO MAKE THE 2600 MILE TRIP FROM
KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE TO VENICE
BEACH CALIFORNIA WITH JUST HIS
TWO HUSKIES A LAWN CHAIR AND A
LONG CORD.
>> AFTER A COUPLE OF REX I GOT
PRETTY GOOD AT.
>> I STILL CRASHED AS YOU SEE.
I STILL WRECK FROM TIME TO TIME.
>> THEY LIKE THE SHADE.
THEY ARE USED TO THAT.
WHEN THEY GET INTO THE SUN THEY
DO NOT LIKE IT.
>> THE UNLIKELY TRIO HAVE TURNED
MANY HEADS WHEN THEY HIT THE
STREETS MAKING THEM A SOCIAL
MEDIA SENSATION.
>> PEOPLE GO BY WITH THEIR
CAMERAS.
>> THEY AR WAVING >> HE
REALIZED IT WILL TAKE HIM A
WHILE TO GET TO HIS FIN STOP,
WITH SOME BUMPS ALONG THE WAY.
HE KNOWS HE WILL G THERE WITH
A LITTLE PUSH OR PULL FROM DANCE
AS FRIEND.
>> A LOT OF PEOPLE SAY WE ARE
INSPIRING, I DON'T KNOW ABOUT
ALL OF THAT.
>> I JUST WANTED TO DO THIS AND
HAVE A LITTLE FUN.
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