YOU ARE WATCHING 7 NEWS
LIVE AT 5. SCRIPPS NATIONAL
SPELLING BEE TAKES PLACE THIS
WEEK IN WASHINGTON, D.C. IN.
HONOR OF THOSE WHO ARE THE
NOT BEST SELLERS.
GOOGLE RELEASED A LIST OF
AMERICA'S MOST MISSPELLED WORDS
BY STATE THIS YEAR.
ROBERT KITTLE HAS A CLOSER LOOK
AT WORDS SOUTH CAROLINIANS
STRUGWELL.
Reporter: A LOT OF WORDS AT
THE NATIONAL SPELLING BEE ARE
ONES MOST OF US HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF.
SO IT'S DOUBTFUL WE COULD SPELL
THEM.
WE HAVE TROUBLE WITH COMMON
ONES.
GOOGLE COMPILED A LIST FOR EACH
STATE OF WHICH WORD PEOPLE
TABOOINGELED HOW TO SPELL --
GOGGLED FOR HOW TO SPELL.
FOR SOUTH CHAIR LINEA
CHIHUAHUA.
CAN YOU SPELL CHIHUAHUA.
CHIW -- AWA?
I DON'T KNOW.
Reporter: IT'S NOT AN EASY
ONE.
CHIAWA THE 5IOR OLD SON
WANTED TO GIVE IT A --
Reporter: THE 5 -- MIKAELA
WANT'S 5-YEAR-OLD'S SON WANT TO
GIVE IT A TRY.
CHI
CHIHUAHUA -- WAWA.
Reporter: SOUTH CAROLINIANS
SHOULDN'T FEEL BACK THE MOST
COMMONLY MISSPELLED NEXT DOOR
IN GEORGIA, THE COLOR GRAY.
AND IT'S ANGEL IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
SOME STATES ARE NO SURPRISED.
MOST COMMONLY SPELLED WORD IN
WEST VIRGINIA IS
SUPERCALIFRAGILISTIC
EXPELODICIOUS."
WOULD SPELL IT BUT IT WOULD
TAKE TOO LONG.
IN SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR
CAN'T SPELL CHIHUAHUA.
NO.
NOR CAN I SPELL CHRYSANTHAMUM
AND SOME OF THOSE.
IF YOU CALL DAN QUAIL HE WILL
ANSWER IT FOR YOU.
Reporter: AND IF IT MAKES
YOU FEEL BETTER THE MOST
COMMONLY MISSPELLED WORD IN
WISCONSIN, IS WISCONSIN.
IN COLUMBIA, ROBERT KITTLE 7
NEWS.
POOR DAN QUAIL CAN NEVER
LIVE IT DOWN.
ONE TIME HE -- QUAYLE HE CAN
NEVER LIVE THAT DOWN.
CAN HE NEVER MISSPELL A WORD.
THE LIST OF 2016 WAS BASED
ON HOW TO SPELL SEARCHES THE
SEARCH TO GET IT RIGHT.
I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE THEIR.
THEY USE THE WRONG SPELLING OF
THE WORD THEIR.
ALL THE TIME.
BUT A FULL LIST OF WORDS BROKEN
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Was Kanye's 'Dark Fantasy' Album Almost Called 'Donda's Boy'? - Duration: 2:51.
Hey everyone, for Complex News, I'm Justin Block.
It goes without saying, that anytime you can learn about Kanye's recording process, you
pay attention.
Behind-the-scenes stories about Kanye add depth to his iconic body of work, and now,
we think, we have another: the original plans for Kanye's 2010 classic "My Beautiful
Dark Twisted Fantasy."
Of course, Complex's 2010 cover story on Kanye brought readers directly inside the
Hawaiian compound where Kanye and his all-star squad secluded themselves while recording
the album.
But, according to Rory Farrell, who was an intern for Def Jam during the summer of 2010,
the album that Kanye eventually released and its original version were two totally different
projects.
In fact, the album was allegedly going to be called 'Donda's Boy,' named after
Kanye's late mother.
On ItsTheReal's 'A Waste of Time' podcast, Farrell says Kanye randomly showed up to the
Def Jam offices in July 2010, but wouldn't explain anything unless the entire office
was dressed in suits.
Seriously.
This was during Kanye's 'Rosewood' Era of suit style, and he took it just as seriously
as he would any other creative endeavor.
So, the next day, with all of Def Jam suited to Kanye's liking, he came back and played
'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy' for the office.
The album Farrell describes, however, is nothing like what was released.
Farrell says the album was called 'Donda's Boy,' and had 10 tracks that were supposed
to be 10 minutes long each, with no features.
Also, "Runaway" was originally 20 minutes long, didn't have Pusha T's verse, and
ended with a 15 minute outro of Kanye singing.
When Farrell's story made its way around social media yesterday, two long-time Kanye
collaborators chimed in to question 'Donda's Boy.'
Mike Dean, who's worked as an engineer and producer for Kanye since 2007, ambiguously
tweeted his doubts, but didn't explain further.
Later, Plain Pat, who once worked at Kanye's manager and A&R, posted this now-deleted tweet:
"News to me"
As great as Farrell's story is, there are some holes to poke at.
First off, we know that Kanye had the album named "Good Ass Job" at one point.
He's never mentioned 'Donda's Boy' before.
Also, if the album was supposed to be ten tracks at ten minutes each, why was "Runaway"
20 minutes?
And by July 2010, Kanye was back from Hawaii, so it'd be strange for him to play the album
for Def Jam without all the guest features he recorded there, like Rick Ross's, Nicki
Minaj's, and many others.
But, there's one quote from Kanye's November 2010 interview with Vanity Fair that could
possibly support Farrell's 'Donda's Boy' claim.
When asked about his retreat from the spotlight and into more recording studios following
Donda's sudden death in 2007, Kanye directly connected his mother's legacy to his own
music:
QUOTE Kanye West via Vanity Fair "The best thing I can do now is carry on
my mother's legacy.
I need to recapture the hearts of the world just to show people how great my mother was,
to show people that Donda raised a good guy.
My responsibility is to make music that's progressive, that makes me happy, that makes
everyone happy."
And what better way to show people that "Donda raised a good guy" than dropping an instant
classic named after her?
Just something to think about.
That's the news for now, but for all the latest on Kanye, be sure to subscribe to Complex
on YouTube today.
For Complex News, I'm Justin Block.
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A Break From The Rain - Duration: 3:51.
NOW TO THE FORECAST.
A POP-UP SHOWER HERE AND THERE.
KEVIN: WITH ALL THE RAIN WE HAVE
HAD IN THE MONTH OF MAY,
SUNSHINE IS MUCH-DESERVED.
WE HAD ONE OR TWO STRAY SHOWERS
TRY TO POP UP DURING THE
AFTERNOON.
THOSE HAVE ALL FIZZLED.
IT IS ALL -- GOING TO BE A GREAT
EVENING FOR DOING ANYTHING
OUTDOORS.
TEMPERATURES HOVERING CLOSE TO
80 FOR MOST BUT -- MOST OF US.
DELHI AT 77.
ALMOST 80 AROUND FLORENCE.
SAME STORY FOR PARTY ON THE
PURPLE.
IT WILL BE A BIT BREEZY ELEVATED
ABOVE THE OHIO RIVER.
I DO NOT THINK ANYBODY WILL
COMPLAIN.
BUT THIS DELIGHTFUL VIEW -- LOOK
AT THIS DELIGHTFUL VIEW.
AT THE AIRPORT WE ARE HOLDING AT
80 DEGREES.
IT FEELS VERY COMFORTABLE OUT.
WE HAD A LITTLE BIT OF RAIN
BEFORE THE SUN CAME UP THIS
MORNING.
NOT MUCH.
WE MANAGED TO PICK UP ABOUT
THREE HUNDREDTHS OF AN INCH.
THE MONTH OF MAY, ALMOST SIX AND
A QUARTER INCH OF RAIN HAS
FALLEN.
WE ARE CLOSING IN ON FIVE INCHES
OF MORE RAIN THAN WE TYPICALLY
WOULD SEE AT THIS POINT.
IT HAS BEEN A WET MAY.
WE ARE DONE WITH THE RAIN FOR
NOW.
LOW 80'S SOUTH OF THE BLUEGRASS.
TEMPERATURES WILL FALL BACK.
IT WILL BE A LITTLE COOL.
WE WILL DROP TO 52 IN
CINCINNATI.
SOME OF THE SUBURBS COULD DROP
AS LOW AS THE 40'S.
TOMORROW, NEAR PERFECT DAY FOR
JUNE.
NO SHOWER OPPORTUNITIES
TOMORROW.
THE SHOWERS FLARED UP ALONG THIS
LINK SHIFT.
-- WIND SHIFT.
FUTURECAST IS QUIET TONIGHT.
IT LOOKS VERY COMFORTABLE
THURSDAY NIGHT.
EVEN GOING INTO FRIDAY, EVEN AS
WE START WARM-UP AND HUMIDITY
INCHES UP A LITTLE, WE HAVE THE
MUSIC FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND.
FRIDAY WILL BE THE PICK EVENING
OF THE THREE EVENINGS.
SATURDAY EVENING AND SUNDAY WILL
BRING US A DECENT SHOT AT
SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
HE WILL BE DODGING RAIN FOR ANY
OF THOSE WEEKEND ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT, IT IS NEAR-PERFECT.
57 AT 8:00 A.M. BEFORE WE JUMP
INTO THE 70'S BY LUNCHTIME
HOURS.
INCREASED HE OVER THE WEEKEND.
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Recycled Percussion helps couple on 'Chaos and Kindness' - Duration: 0:51.
EEMED UP TO GET
THE MATERIALS FOR THE DESIGN.
IT WAS BUILT AT THE COG RAILWAY
SHOP.
JENNIFER: A LOCAL BAND WITH A
WHOLE LOT OF HEART IS AIRING A
NEW EPISODE OF THEIR TV SHOW.
NEW HAMPSHIRE'S RECYCLED
PERCUSSION PRODUCES "CHAOS AND
KINDNESS" AND THEY COME HOME TO
MET ELDERLY COUPLE'S HOME LOST
TO CLOSURE.
AND THEY GAVE THEM A SPECIAL
NIGHT AND NEW HAMPSHIRE, YOU
GAME THROUGH.
>> IN COMES THIS ROCK BAND AND
SUPPORT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AND
RALLIED AROUND THEM AND GAVE
THEM A NIGHT THEY WILL NEVER
FORGET.
JENNIFER: DON'T MISS SEEING THE
UNFORGETTABLE NIGHT FOR THE
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Coca Cola Bottles Learn Colors Compilation Nursery Rhymes Learn Colors with Coca Cola Cars for Kids - Duration: 42:22.
For more infomation >> Coca Cola Bottles Learn Colors Compilation Nursery Rhymes Learn Colors with Coca Cola Cars for Kids - Duration: 42:22. -------------------------------------------
Surveillance video shows fight near CityPlace - Duration: 1:35.
SANIKA: THE COUPLE SAYS THE MAN
WHO ATTACKED THEM OUTSIDE OF T
PARKING GARAGE AT CITY PLACE ARE
STILL ON THE LOOSE.
THEY'RE HOPING SURVEILLANCE
VIDEO WILL HELP IDENTIFY THEM.
POLICE ARE TRYING TO IDENTIFY
THE MAN SEEN IN THIS
SURVEILLANCE VIDEO OUTSIDE THE
CITY PLACE GARAGE, SWINGING AT
HOWARD AND SANDRA SIEGEL.
THE COUPLE SAYS HE WAS RILED UP
AFTER THEY HONKED AT HIM TO MOVE
FORWARD AT THE PAY VESTIBULE.
>> HE WAS JUST NOT PAYING
ATTENTIO
THE PEOPLE IN FRONT OF HIM W
HAD ALREADY PAID HAD LEFT, AND
THAT HAPPENS SOMETIMES SO
BEEPED MY HORN ONE TIME AND HE
GAVE ME THE BIRD.
SANIKA: THE SIEGELS SAY THE MAN
PAID AND DROVE FORWARD, STOPPING
JUST FEET AWAY FROM THE GARAGE
WHERE THEY ENCOUNTERED HIM
AGAIN.
>> WE COULDN'T MOVE EITHER WAY
AND I GUESS HE WAS OUT OF THE
CAR SO I GOT OUT OF THE CAR AND
THAT'S ALL I REMEMBER.
HE ATTACKED ME, OBVIOUSLY.
SANIKA: HOWARD SAYS HE HAD NO
INTENTION OF GETTING OUT OF HIS
CAR TO START A FIGHT, THOUGH
POLICE SAY THIS SURVEILLANCE
VIDEO MAY SHOW A DIFFERENT
STORY.
YOU CAN SEE THE MAN JUMP OUT OF
HIS CAR AND THEN SANDRA AND
HOWARD PULL UP BEHIND HIM,
JUMPING OUT AS WELL.
>> I WAS NOT GETTING OUT OF THE
CAR FOR A FIGHT, AS SANDRA SAID.
THERE'S PLENTY OF PEOPLE IN THE
AREA THAT WE KNOW.
MAYBE IT WAS A FRIEND, WHO
KNOW
SANIKA: THE NEXT THING HOWARD
REMEMBERS IS WAKING UP IN THE
BACK OF A FIRST RESPONDER'S
VEHICLE.
>> I DON'T FEEL SAFE HERE.
I DON'T FEEL SAFE HERE BY A
LITTLE BIT.
OR MAYBE A LOT OF BIT.
AND I'M NOT GOING TO CITYPLACE
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Court documents: Teenager bragged about attacking 79-year-old Del City woman - Duration: 1:35.
REPORTER: DEL CITY POLICE ARE
WRAPPING UP THEIR INVESTIGATION
THEY HAVE UNTIL THE END OF THE
WEEK.
THEN IT'S UP TO THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEY TO DECIDE IF HE WILL
ACCEPT OR DENY THE CHARGES
AGAINST THE TEENS.
>> I DON'T KNOW WHY ANYONE WOULD
WANT TO HURT ME.
I'M ALWAYS GOOD TO EVERYBODY.
POLICE ASKED US TO IDENTIFY THIS
79-YEAR-OLD GRANDMOTHER AS KAY.
THEY SAY FOUR TEENAGERS BROKE
INTO HER HOME NEAR 44TH AND
SUNNYLANE OVER THE WEEKEND.
>> YOU ARE NOT SAFE BY YOURSELF.
I ALWAYS THOUGHT I WAS.
REPORTER: THOSE ATTACKERS ARE
NOW BEHIND BARS, THREE OF THEM
ARE FACING JUVENILE CHARGES.
WE'RE TOLD THEY ARE 14 AND
15-YEARS-OLD.
THE FOURTH IS A 16-YEAR-OLD AND
IS NOW FACING ADULT CHARGES.
>> I DON'T REMEMBER THEM HITTING
ME OR NOTHING.
REPORTER: ACCORDING TO
JUST-RELEASED COURT DOCUMENTS
THE 16-YEAR-OLD BRAGGED ON
, FACEBOOK MESSENGER ABOUT THE
ATTACK, EVEN WRITING I AIN'T
, GOING TO LIE I THINK WE KILLED
HER.
POLICE BELIEVE HE ALSO MAY HAVE
ROBBED KAY LAST YEAR.
>> I THINK THEY ALL KNOW THAT I
LIVE BY MYSELF.
REPORTER: A WITNESS CAME FORWARD
ABOUT THOSE FACEBOOK MESSAGES
AND HELPED POLICE CATCH THESE
TEENS.
WE ASKED FURTHER MUGSHOTS BUT
WERE TOLD THEY WILL NOT BE
RELEASED UNTIL THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEY EXCEPT THE CHARGES.
THEY WILL NOT TELL US ABOUT THE
THREE BEING HELD IN THE JUVENILE
DETENTION CENTER.
POLICE ADDED THEIR PARENTS ARE
NOT GOING TO BE CHARGED WITH
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Moe's restaurant hosts fundraiser for Tri for a Cure - Duration: 1:03.
POLICE SAY THE TWO MEN KNEW EACH
OTHER AND THE PUBLIC IS NOT IN
DANGER.
TRACY: TRY FOR A CURE IS RIGHT
AROUND THE CORNER.
MEGHAN: MOZ IN SOUTH PORTLAND IS
HOLDING A FUNDRAISER UNTIL IT
CLOSES AT 9:00 TONIGHT.
THEY RAISE MONEY FOR THE MAIN
CANCER FOUNDATION.
TODAY, THERE ARE RAFFLES FOR A
CATERED LUNCH.
THOSE WHO DONATED SAY THE FOOD
TASTES BETTER WHEN IT'S HELPING
A GOOD CAUSE.
>> BECAUSE IT IS A GOOD CAUSE.
I'M IN THE MEDICAL FIELD.
I'M A NURSE PRACTITIONER, SO
THIS IS IMPORTANT.
ANY MONEY THAT CAN BE RAISED FOR
A CAUSE LIKE THIS IS GOOD.
MEGHAN: IF YOU CAN'T MAKE IT OUT
TONIGHT, THERE WILL BE ANOTHER
FUNDRAISER BEFORE THE RACE IN
JULY.
ON JUNE 11, MALLORY WILL BE
HOSTING A FUNDRAISER.
THAT WILL TAKE PLACE AT NORWAY
BREWING COMPANY.
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Victim to pastor who assaulted her: 'I pray for you' - Duration: 1:47.
STEVEN
JESMER TOOK ADVANTAGE FOR HIS
OWN SELFISH NEEDS.
>> I TRUSTED YOU AND LOOKED UP
TO YOU AS A FATHER FIGURE AND
THAT MADE IT EASIER FOR YOU TO
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ME.
>> SHE'S ONLY A TEENAGER, BUT
DESCRIBES HERSELF AS A BROKEN
PERSON.
THIS YOUNG WOMAN WAS SEXUALLY
ASSAULTED LAST YEAR BY STEVEN
JESMER WHILE HE WAS SERVING AS A
PASTOR AT THE DIALOG CHURCH IN
MANCHESTER.
>> I'M TERRIBLY SORRY.
I CERTAINLY DIDN'T SET OUT TO
HURT ANYONE, BUT I KNOW I'VE
DESTROYED PEOPLE'S LIVES.
>> JESMER PLEADED GUILTY TO
SEVEN CHARGES TODAY.
PROSECUTORS SAY HE SEXUALLY
ASSAULTED THE VICTIM IN THE
CHURCH OFFICE TAKING ADVANTAGE
OF HIS POSITION AND POWER.
>> AND I'M BEYOND SORRY AND I
WOULD DO ANYTHING TO TAKE THAT
DAY BACK.
YOU DESERVE BETTER.
YO FAMILY DESERVES BETTER.
I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER.
>> FOR A FEW MONTHS I WOULD TAKE
HALF AN HOUR LONG SHOWERS,
GRABBING MYSELF UNTIL BLED, SO
I COULD WASH AWAY THE PAIN AND
COULDN'T GO A DAY WITHOUT
THINKING OF IT.
>> JESMER WAS SENTENCE TODAY A
MINIMUM OF FIVE YEARS IN PRISON
AND THE JUDGE WAS HESITANT TO
ACCEPT THE PLEA DEAL, BUT DID SO
PREVENT FURTHER PAIN.
>> AND FOR YOUR FAMILY AND THOSE
AROUND US WHO CARE.
>> AND THE JUDGE SAID THOSE WHO
PREY ON CHILDREN NEED TO BE
ISOLATED FROM SOCIETY AND HE
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Polémica por foto de Kathy Griffin con Trump decapitado | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 2:51.
For more infomation >> Polémica por foto de Kathy Griffin con Trump decapitado | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 2:51. -------------------------------------------
Search for missing man at Savannah Preserve State Park - Duration: 1:50.
AND IT IS SO HOT FOR SOMEONE TO
BE OUT THERE FOR SO LONG.
ARI: VERY HOT.
THAT IS ONE OF THEIR MAIN
CONCERNS.
I AM ALSO TOLD JAMES YOUNG WAS
RECENTLY DIAGNOSED WITH DEMENTIA
SO IT IS POSSIBLE HE GOT LOST
AND DISORIENTED SOMEWHERE INSIDE
THE PARK.
WE ARE CURRENTLY AT THE COMMAND
POST FOR THE SEARCH, AND THERE
ARE MULTIPLE DEPARTMENTS
INVOLVED.
THE MARTIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S
OFFICE, PORT SAINT LUCIE POLICE,
FWC, EVEN THE DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS IS HERE WITH
BLOODHOUNDS OUT HERE.
LET ME SHOW YOU WHO THEY'RE
LOOKING FOR, AGAIN, HIS NAME IS
JAMES YOUNG.
HE'S 61-YEARS-OLD AND HE WAS
LAST SEEN RIDING HIS BICYCLE IN
THIS AREA ALONG GREEN RIVER
PARKWAY IN JENSEN BEACH.
PARK RANGERS FOUND YOUNG'S
BICYCLE ABOUT A MILE INSIDE THE
PARK AROUND 10:30 THIS MORNING.
THEY FOUND HIS SHOES AND SOCKS
ABOUT 100 YARDS AWAY RIGHT NEXT
TO SOME WATER.
AND THEY FOUND FOOTPRINTS
LEADING INTO THE WATER.
WHEN IT THIS POINT THEY HAVE NOT
FOUND JAMES YOUNG.
POLICE HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR
YOUNG SINCE HE WENT FOR A BIKE
RIDE ON MONDAY MORNING.
THEY ARE STILL HOPEFUL THEY WILL
FIND HIM ALIVE BUT THE SEARCHERS
ALSO HAVE TO BE CAREFUL.
>> THERE'S A LOT OF CONCERNS.
I MEAN, THERE'S SNAKES OUT HERE,
THERE'S ALLIGATORS, THERE'S WILD
ANIMALS, WILDLIFE OUT HERE, THE
TERRAIN IS VERY ROUGH.
OUR GUYS HAVE BEEN GETTING
DEHYDRATED.
ARI: THEY'VE HAD BOTH A
HELICOPTER AND A PLANE IN THE
AIR BUT BELIEVE IT OR NOT IT'S
TOO HOT RIGHT NOW TO USE
INFRARED AS PART OF THIS SEARCH.
WE COULD GET SOME STORMS HERE
FAIRLY SOON.
IF THAT HAPPENS, THE BAD NEWS IS
THEY WOULD HAVE TO POSTPONE THE
SEARCH.
WITH THE GOOD NEWS IS THEY COULD
COOL OFF THE GROUND ENOUGH SO
THEY COULD USE INFRARED.
THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE TELLS ME
THEY PLAN TO BE OUT HERE AS LONG
AS NECESSARY SEARCHING FOR JAMES
YOUNG.
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North Carolina school district hopes to poach Oklahoma teachers - Duration: 1:23.
ONE GROUP IS PLANNING TO SWIPE
OUR EDUCATORS.
REPORTER NEVER E4 HAS THIS
GREENSBORO SCHOO TRAVELED HERE.
THEY'RE HOLDING A JOB FAIR
BECAUSE THEY FEEL THEY COULD
OFFER A BETTER TEACHING PACKAGE.
>> WE'RE WATCHING ALL OVER WHERE
POTENTIALLY WE CAN RECRUIT
THE BEST TALENT.
REPORTER: FOR ALISON YATES AND
THE GUILFORD COUNTY SCHOOLS IN
GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA THAT
, PLACE IS OKLAHOMA.
>> WE DO OFF A $1200 INCENTIVE
FOR STATE PAY IF THEY ARE
RELOCATING HERE.
REPORTER: THEY'RE ALSO PITCHING
A STARTING TEACHER SALARY WITH
NO EXPERIENCE AT AROUND $43,000
A YEAR
COMPARE THAT TO $31,600 HERE I
OKLAHOMA.
>> WE ARE IN NEED OF TEACHERS.
SO WE ARE KIND OF HOPING THAT
IT COULD BE A COLLABORATIVE
EFFORT.
THERE ARE PEOPLE
THERE WHO ARE SEEKING A JOB
-- A JOB.
REPORTER: AFTER SEEING THE STATE
QUESTION FAIL IN NOVEMBER, AS
WELL AS THE OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE
FAILING TO PASS A
TEACHER PAY RAISE THIS SESSION,
THE TAR HEEL STATE
SAW OKLAHOMA'S MISFORTUNE AS AN
OPPORTUNITY.
REPORTER: THAT JOB FAIR IS
TOMORROW, STARTING AT 5:00 TO
8:00 P.M.
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Police say woman accused in purse snatching tried to steal cellphone - Duration: 1:39.
ITH THE
MISSION OF ROBBING SOMEONE OF
THEIR CELL PHONE.
>> THE FIRST COMPLAINT IS FOR A
CLASS B FELONY.
>> ANGELA TREMBLY HANGS HER HEAD
AS THE CHARGES ARE READ AGAINST
HER.
SHE WAS ARRESTED IN SALEM WHEN
THE OFFICER RECOGNIZED THE
VEHICLE SHE WAS IN MATCHED THE
DESCRIPTION OF A STOLEN CAR
ALLEGEDLY USED IN A ROBBERY AND
HIT AND RUN AT THE LONDONDERRY
MARKET BASKET.
SHE'S ACCUSED OF TAKING A
WOMAN'S PURSE AND TRYING TO
DRIVE AWAY WITH ANOTHER SUSPECT
IN THE CAR.
>> THE WOMAN TRIED IT HANG ONTO
HER PURSE AND WAS DRAGGED BY THE
CAR FOR SOME 80 FEET.
>> ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS,
TEM
TREMBLY SAYS THEY WERE GOING TO
CHECK INTO A SAFE STATION,
VICTIMS CAN WALK IN A FIRE
STATION AND GET HELP.
THEY DECIDED NOT TO GO TO REHAB,
THEY DECIDED TO PICK UP DRUGS.
AND TREMBLY SAYS IT WAS HER IDEA
TO STEAL A PURSE FROM A PARKING
LOT.
>> AND SHE WILL CONTINUE TO
COMMIT CRIMES, SHE'S BEEN
ARRESTED THREE TIMES THIS YEAR
ALREADY.
>> AND SHE ASKED FOR LOWER BAIL.
APPEARS THE ONLY TIME SHE WANTS
TO GO TO A PROGRAM IS WHEN SHE'S
INCARCERATED.
AND WE THINK AT THIS POINT, ONLY
CASH BAIL IS APPROPRIATE POLICE
ARE ACCEPTING FOR THE SUSPECT
SUSPECT.
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Bill's Evening Update - Duration: 2:39.
WITH YOUR WEATHER NOW FORECAST.
BILL: WHAT A DAY.
ONE OF THE TOP 10 DAYS OF THE
YEAR FOR OUTDOOR ACTIVITY.
THERE ARE CLOUDS THAT WILL
SPREAD IN, BUT IT WILL STAY DRY.
THE RADAR IS SHOWING
PRECIPITATION TO THE WEST.
NOT MUCH IS REACHING THE GROUND.
PRECIPITATION IS MOVING TOWARDS
OMAHA, BUT DRYING UP.
A COUPLE SPRINKLES IN COLUMBUS
IN THE LAST HALF-HOUR.
WE'VE GOT CLOUDS WITH THAT
PRECIPITATION.
THERE IS NO QUESTION THE RAIN
WILL MAKE IT HERE THIS EVENING.
LATER TONIGHT MAYBE AS THE WORK
FRONT MOVES IN.
TO THE SOUTH OF US, SEVERE
THUNDERSTORM WATCHES IN MISSOURI
AND KANSAS.
NO BIG, STRONG JETSTREAM, NO BIG
UPPER-LEVEL.
OUR COMPUTER MODEL SUGGESTS A
10TH OF AN INCH OR SO IN SPOTS
WITH THUNDERSTORMS.
ANOTHER RAIN CHANCE AS WE GO
INTO FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY.
DOWN A BIT FROM EARLIER
PREDICTIONS, BUT STILL A COUPLE
RAIN CHANCES LATE TONIGHT,
THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY NIGHT INTO
SATURDAY.
TEMPERATURES THIS EVENING AT THE
70'S WITH PARTLY TO MOSTLY
CLOUDY SKIES, UPPER 50'S FOR
CLOSE.
DOWNTOWN 10TH STREET, 77
DEGREES.
THE WIND IS CALM, BUT THERE ARE
CLOUDS.
LOTS OF 70 SEVENS -- TEKAMAH,
CAROL, RED OAK, PLATTSMOUTH,
ALONG WITH OMAHA'S EPPLEY
AIRFIELDWARM FRONT TRYING TO COME IN
FROM THE WEST.
BY MORNING, A COUPLE SHOWERS,
ESPECIALLY SOUTH OF US.
THERE WILL BE SOME CLOUDS, A
CHANCE THAT WE GET A SHOWER
THUNDERSTORM ALONG THAT.
NOTHING VERY HEAVY THAT WE CAN
TELL AS FAR AS RAIN TONIGHT AND
TOMORROW MORNING.
STILL A 30% CHANCE OF
SHOWERS.
TOMORROW MORNING, 61, A 30%
CHANCE OF SHOWERS.
IN THE AFTERNOON, 81, A LITTLE
MORE HUMID VENT TODAY.
CAN'T RULE OUT A SHOWER IN THE
AFTERNOON, BUT NO HUGE FOCUS
OTHERWISE.
DOES NOT LOOK LIKE IT WILL RAIN
ON FRIDAY, BUT THE NORM FRONT IS
NOT FAR AWAY, SIMPLY PUT A 10%
CHANCE -- WARM FRONT IS NOT FAR
AWAY, SO WE PUT A 10% CHANCE.
SUNDAY LOOKS MORE, NICE.
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New motions in Dalia Dippolito trial - Duration: 1:10.
TERRI: PROSECUTORS SAY
DIPPOLITO'S SO-CALLED EXPERT
WITNESSES ARE NOT EXPERT ENOUGH
FOR THE TRIAL AND THEY WANT TO
THEM OFF THE LIST.
ONE OF THE DEFENSE EXPERTS SAYS
SHE'S QUALIFIED TO TESTIFY ON
DIPPOLITO'S BODY LANGUAGE,
SPECIFICALLY WHEN DIPPOLITO WAS
CAUGHT ON TAPE TELLING THE
SUPPOSED HITMAN SHE WAS 5000%
SURE SHE WANTED HIM TO KILL HER
HUSBAND.
THE EXPERT SAYS DIPPOLITO'S BODY
LANGUAGE SAYS SHE DIDN'T REALLY
MEAN IT.
BUT THE STATE SAYS THAT SAME
EXPERT ADMITTED SHE LEARNED
ABOUT BODY LANGUAGE FROM A
30-MINUTE SOFTWARE LESSON AND
HAS NEVER TESTIFIED IN FRONT OF
A JURY BEFORE, SO THEY CLAIM
SHE'S NO EXPERT.
THE SECOND WITNESS THEY DON'T
WANT IS A BATTERED WOMEN'S
SYNDROME EXPERT.
BUT THE STATE SAYS SHE ADMITTED
IN DEPOSITION SHE CAN'T SAY
WHETHER OR NOT DIPPOLITO IS
SUFFERING FROM PTSD FROM ALLEGED
ABUSE FROM HER HUSBAND OR THE
FACT SHE'S BEEN CONVICTED, HAD
THAT OVERTURNED, IS FACING NOW
HER THIRD TRIAL, AND HAS BEEN ON
HOUSE ARREST FOR ALMOST EIGHT
YEARS.
THE JUDGE IS EXPECTED TO RULE ON
THESE MOTIONS AS WELL AS A FEW
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Overland Park homeowners angry after street treatment goes horribly wrong - Duration: 1:29.
STEVEN: A STREET TREATMENT
CALLED CHIP SEALING A YEAR AGO
WENT AWRY.
AND AS PEGGY BREIT REPORTS,
HOMEOWNERS HAVE HAD IT.
>> IT IS LIKE LIVING IN A GRAVEL
ROAD.
REPORTER: EXCEPT THE ROCKS ARE
COVERED IN A THICK OIL THAT WAS
SUPPOSED TO HAVE SOLIDIFIED ON
THE PAVEMENT.
IT DIDN'T.
RESIDENTS SAY THEIR CHILDREN
CAN'T PLAY ON IT, IT GETS
DRAGGED INTO THEIR HOUSES, AND
THEIR VEHICLES ARE TAKING A
BEATING.
>> THEY HAD TO SCRAPE THE ROCKS
AND DO OFF THE BRAKES.
A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE HAD THE
SAME ISSUE.
REPORTER: THE CITY SAYS
ESPECIALLY ON CUL-DE-SACS WHERE
TIGHT TURNS IN BIG EQUIPMENT IS
DIFFICULT.
BUT OVERLAND PARK HAS BEEN USING
CHIP SEALING FOR YEARS AS AN
INEXPENSIVE WAY TO EXTEND THE
LIFE OF STREETS TO 50 YEARS.
>> IT COST ABOUT $17,000 A LANE
A MILE.
THAT IS 10 TIMES THE COST
MINIMUM.
REPORTER: THE CITY SAYS IT'LL
CORRECT THE ISSUE THIS SUMMER
WITH ANOTHER PROCESS, CALLED A
SLURRY SEAL.
THE CITY SAYS LESS THAN 100
HOMEOWNERS ARE AFFECTED.
THE HOMEOWNER SAY IT IS MANY
MORE PEOPLE THAN THAT.
PEOPLE WHO LIVE ON STRAIGHTAWAY
STREETS ARE DID AS WELL.
HOMEOWNERS SAY IT CAN'T HAPPEN
QUICKLY ENOUGH.
>> HOPEFULLY OVERLAND PARK GETS
IT FIGURED OUT.
STEVEN: OVERLAND PARK SAYS
SEVERAL NEIGHBORHOODS SOUTH OF
I-435 ARE AFFECTED.
SOME RESIDENTS HAVE FILED CLAIMS
FOR DAMAGES CAUSED BY THE CHIP
SEAL PROBLEM
THOSE CLAIMS ARE SENT ON TO THE
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City leaders consider expanding Portland skateboard park - Duration: 0:54.
NOW CITY LEADERS ARE MAKING IT
HAPPEN.
TRISTAN ANDERSON SAYS HE COAST
OF THIS PORTLAND SCAPE PARK --
SKATE PARK FIVE TIMES A WEEK.
>> THERE IS TOO MANY PEOPLE SO
THAT IS WHY WE GO OUT AND SKATE
IN THE STREETS.
LAUREN: HE SAYS THERE NEEDS TO
BE MORE ROOM.
>> WE ARE PRETTY LIMITED HERE
EVEN THOUGH IT MAY NOT LOOK LIKE
IT.
LAUREN: PORTLAND CITY LEADERS
RECOGNIZE A PROBLEM AND IS
PUTTING PLANTS TOGETHER FOR AN
EXPANSION.
THEY NEEDED INPUTS FROM LOCALS
LIKE ANDERSON COME HERE ALL THE
TIME.
>> THERE IS ALWAYS KIDS HERE.
IT IS SUCH AN IMPORTANT PART OF
EVERYONE'S LIVES.
MORAN: A MEETING JUST GOT
UNDERWAY AT THE EASTON COMMUNITY
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New housing units open on site of 2013 Lewiston fires - Duration: 2:02.
PAUL -- >> I'VE NEVER SEEN
ANYTHING LIKE IT IN TERMS OF THE
AMOUNT OF PEOPLE THAT WERE ON
THE STREETS, THE CAMARADERIE
AMONG THE NEIGHBORS, AND THE
FEAR.
PEOPLE WERE AFRAID.
>> YOU DID GOOD MAN.
PAUL: CRAIG SADDLEMIRE LIVES
NEAR THE SITE OF THE MAY 2013
FIRES.
>> THIS WAS A HUGE TRAGEDY, AND
IT SHOOK THE NEIGHBORHOOD TO THE
CORE.
PAUL: HE ALSO WORKS FOR A
HOUSING COOP AND WAS ON HAND
TODAY TO CELEBRATE THE
RIBBON-CUTTING.
>> THE REBUILDING OF THESE HOMES
MEANS HEALING.
PAUL: JULES MULONDA WAS ONE OF
THE RESIDENTS WHO LOST HIS HOME
IN 2013.
NOW, HE LIVES HERE AT PIERCE
PLACE.
>> OH, I LOVE IT BECAUSE IT'S
VERY, VERY NICE.
IT'S LIKE PARADISE.
PAUL: SO, HOW MUCH DO THESE
PLACES COST?
WELL, THAT DEPENDS ON A COUPLE
OF THINGS INCLUDING THE SIZE OF
YOUR FAMILY, BUT BASICALLY, IF
YOU QUALIFY FOR SECTION 8
HOUSING, THEN 30% OF YOUR GROSS
ANNUAL INCOME IS YOUR RENT.
THIS PROJECT ALMOST DIDN'T
HAPPEN.
A CITYWIDE VOTE AGAINST IT SET
THINGS BACK AND COST DEVELOPERS
MORE MONEY.
JIM HATCH SAYS HE ALSO HEARD
ANTI-IMMIGRANT SENTIMENT.
>> IF OUR ECONOMY IS FACING A
HUGE PROBLEM BECAUSE OF A LACK
OF WORKERS, THEN WHY WOULDN'T WE
WANT TO ENCOURAGE IMMIGRANTS TO
COME AND GET SOME DECENT HOUSING
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OU student still in shock after discovering hidden camera in apartment bathroom - Duration: 1:06.
FRIGHTENING DETAILS.
REPORTER IT IS DEFINITELY A
SCARY THING TO FIND.
THAT WOMAN SAYS HER BOYFRIEND
CAME IN HERE TO USE THE
BATHROOM.
AND WHEN HE LOOKED UP, HE FOUND
A CAMERA IN THAT EVENT.
>> I GUESS I NEVER PROCESSED IT
FULLY.
REPORTER: THIS O.U. STUDENT
STILL IN SHOCK TONIGHT, AFTER A
SMALL HIDDEN CAMERA WAS FOUND
INSIDE OF HER BATHROOM.
>> I WAS HONESTLY JUST IN
DISBELIEF.
REPORTER THE WOMAN, WHO DOES
NOT WANT US TO IDENTIFY HER SAYS
HER BOYFRIEND JEREMY DISCOVERED
IT ON MONDAY EVENING WHILE USING
THE BATHROOM.
>> I JUST HAPPENED TO LOOK UP TO
THE EVENT AND THERE WAS A BUNCH
OF MASKING TAPE UP THERE.
AND A LENS POINTING DOWN.
REPORTER: JEREMY SAYS HE OPENED
IT UP AND FOUND THE CAMERA WHICH
, HAD A LIVE FEED AND NIGHT
VISION CAPABILITY.
THE DISCOVERY COMES NEARLY A
WEEK AFTER THE WOMAN MOVED INTO
THE COMPLEX.
>> IT MIGHT NOT HAVE JUST BEEN
ME.
SOMEONE LIKE THIS, IT COULD BE
MULTIPLE CAMERAS THROUGHOUT THE
COMPLEX.
REPORTER: POLICE SAY THEY
HAVE NOT FOUND ANY OTHER CAMERAS
BUT THE WOMAN SAYS BECAUSE OF
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State of Addiction: Doctor finds alternative method to treat post-surgery pain relief - Duration: 1:41.
RNATIVE
FORMS OF PAIN TREATMENT.
REPORTER: MANY PATIENTS ARE PUT
ON OPIOIDS AFTER SURGERY.
WHILE THE PILLS MAY BE A GO TO
FOR PAIN, DOCTORS ARE DOING WHAT
THEY CAN TO MOVE AWAY FROM THEM.
>> I WAS REALLY NOT LOOKING
FORWARD TO THIS ONE BUT I KNEW
IT WAS SOMETHING I HAD TO DO FOR
MY HEALTH.
REPORTER: JENELLE GRAY WAS ABOUT
TO HAVE SURGERY ON HER SHOULDER.
AND LIKE ALL OF HER PAST
SURGERIES SHE EXPECTED TO BE
, PRESCRIBED OPIOIDS.
BUT SHE SAYS THE PILLS NEVER
REALLY WORKED WELL.
>> I HAVE BEEN ON PAINKILLERS OR
OPIOIDS FOR SO MANY YEARS, I DO
NOT KNOW EVEN HOW MANY.
WITH SOME OF THE CONDITIONS THAT
I HAVE, IT IS AN ISSUE FOR ME.
I DO NOT WANT TO BE ADDICTED.
REPORTER: BUT FOR HER REVERSE
SHOULDER IMPLANT SURGERY DR.
, RYAN NELSON USED EXPAREL A
NON-OPIOID PAIN TREATMENT WHICH
IS INJECTED DURING SURGERY TO
RELEASE A NUMBING MEDICATION FOR
THE BODY.
>> YOU INJECT ALL AROUND THE
JOINT AT THE END OF TH
PROCEDURE AND THEN OVER THE NEXT
TWO TO THREE DAYS, IT GIVES
EXTENDED PAIN RELIEF.
REPORTER: DR. NELSON SAYS HIS
PATIENTS RECOVER MUCH QUICKER
WHEN THEY ARE TREATED WITH
EXPAREL INSTEAD OF OPIOIDS.
AS MORE AND MORE OKLAHOMANS
STRUGGLE WITH OPIOID ADDICTION,
HE SAYS HIS GOAL IS TO PRESCRIBE
FEWER OPIOIDS AND USE MORE
TREATMENT LIKE THIS FOR PAIN
FOLLOWING SURGERY.
>> I KNOW IN OUR STATE WE ARE
ONE OF THE WORST STATES FO
NARCOTIC AND OPIOID ABUSE.
SO IF WE CAN START THAT EARLY
AND DECREASE THE AMOUNT OF DRUGS
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