MIKE: TODAY, ALL DAY LONG,
JURORS HERE INSIDE THE
RUTHERFORD COUNTY COURTHOUSE
HAVE BEEN HEARING THE CASE
AGAINST BROOKE COVINGTON.
SHE IS A MINISTER AT WORD OF
FAITH FELLOWSHIP IN SPINDALE,
NORTH CAROLINA.
SHE HAS BEEN SITTING THERE
WATCHING THE ALLEGED VICTIM IN
THIS CASE, MATTHEW FENNER, ON
THE STAND ALL DAY.
IT STARTED OFF WITH QUESTIONING
FROM THE PROSECUTION, AND THEN
MOVED TO QUESTIONING FROM THE
DEFENSE.
FENNER CLAIMS THAT COVINGTON,
ALONG WITH OTHER MEMBERS OF THE
CHURCH, ATTACKED HIM INSIDE THE
CHURCH TO PUSH OUT, QUOTE,
"HOMOSEXUAL DEMONS."
AT ONE POINT, THE DEFENSE KEPT
BASICALLY GRILLING FENNER OVER
THE FACT THAT HE NEVER ASKED
THESE CHURCH MEMBERS, WHO HE
CLAIMS WERE ATTACKING HIM, TO
STOP.
HE SAID THAT'S BECAUSE IN THAT
CULTURE, YOU'RE UNABLE TO
COMPLAIN OR TELL THEM TO STOP,
BECAUSE HE SAYS IT WOULD MAKE
THINGS WORSE FOR HIM.
THE DEFENSE ATTORNEY POINTED OUT
THAT TWICE, FENNER PRAISED THE
CHURCH AND SAID HE LOVED DURING
GRADUATION SPEECHES.
THE TRIAL CONTINUES HERE INSIDE
THE RUTHERFORD COUNTY
COURTHOUSE.
MIKE MCCORMICK, WYFF NEWS 4, IN
RUTHERFORD COUNTY, NORTH
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'100 Deadliest Days' Of Driving For Teens Begins With Start Of Summer | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:55.
JUMPED 10%. WE GET MORE FROM NBC'S TOM COSTELLO.
>> Reporter: POLICE VIDEO OF A DISTRACTED TEENAGE DRIVER AND AN
OFFICER'S TRAFFIC STOP. >> WHAT'S WITH THE
ERRATIC DRIVING? >> Reporter: SHE WAS LUCKY IT WAS ONLY A
TRAFFIC STOP. AAA GATHERED EXAMPLE AFTER EXAMPLE OF
TEEN'S CLOSE CALLS. TEENS DISTRACTED BY TEXTING, PHONE CALLS,
THE RADIO OR EACH OTHER. >> I'M SITTING BEFORE
YOU TODAY PARALYZED FROM THE CHEST DOWN INCLUDING MY HANDS AND
FINGERS. >> Reporter: KATY MATHEWS WAS 16 WHEN
SHE WAS IN A ROLLOVER ACCIDENT. HER TEENAGE FRIEND WAS
DISTRACTED, SPEEDING AND SWERVED SUDDENLY TO MAKE AN EXCELLENT.
>> I SPENT FIVE WEEKS IN THE NEURO ICU, TWO IN A COMA.
>> Reporter: SHE TELLS HER STORY AT CHURCH AND HIGH SCHOOLS.
AAA RESEARCH SHOWS 16 AND 17-YEAR-OLDS ARE THREE TIMES MORE
LIKELY THAN ADULTS TO BE INVOLVED IN A FATEFUL CRASH AND
FATAL ACCIDENTS INVOLVING TEENS TYPICALLY JUMP 15%
OVER THE SUMMER. >> MORE LIKELY TO PILE FRIENDS INTO THE CAR
AND WE KNOW PASSENGERS INCREASE THE CRASH RISK FOR A TEEN.
>> Reporter: 60% OF ALL FATAL TEEN CRASHES INVOLVE DISTRACTIONS.
THE LEADING DISTRACTION, PASSENGERS, ESPECIALLY
TEENS. EXPERTS SAY ADDING ONE PASSENGER INCREASES
THE RISK OF A CRASH BY 50%. ADD A SECOND, AND THE
RISK NEARLY DOUBLES. SEVERAL PHONE APPS HELP PARENTS MONITOR
THIRTEEN DRIVERS NOTIFYING YOU IF A TEENAGER IS TEXTING,
SPEEDING OR DRIVING OUTSIDE OF A DESIGNATED AREA.
SOME APPS BLOCK TEXTS OR CALLS IN A MOVING CAR AND SOME CARS
PROVIDE DETAILED DRIVER REPORT CARDS AFTER EVERY TRIP.
AS THE NATION'S RISKIEST DRIVERS ENTER THE DEADLIE
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Animales hechos con piezas de Lego son sensación | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:54.
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What Happens Now? A Look At Consequences Of Ditching Global Climate Agreement | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:06.
ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT ANN THOMPSON WITH THOSE
DETAILS. >> Reporter: CLIMATE SCIENTISTS SAY THE
WARNING SIGNS ARE EVERYWHERE FROM MONTANA SHRINKING
GLACIERS TO AUSTRALIA'S BLEACHING GREAT BARRIER REEF, A
TREND THAT COULD WORSEN EXPERTS SAY NOW THAT THE U.S., THE
SECOND LARGEST CARBON EMITTER IN THE WORLD PLANS TO PULL OUT OF
THE PARIS AGREEMENT. >> THAT MEANS RECORD HEAT, MORE DROUGHT IN
SOME PLACES, TORRENTIAL RAINS AND FLOODS IN OTHER
PLACES, SEA LEVEL RISING DROWNING COASTAL AREAS, THE
WORLD WILL BE A MESS. >> Reporter: THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
LABELS CLIMATE CHANGE A THREAT MULTIPLIER FUELING INTERNATIONAL
CONFLICTS BUT TODAY THE PRESIDENT FOCUSED ON THE ECONOMY,
CLAIMING THE PARIS ACCORD WOULD COST THE U.S. $3 TRILLION IN
LOST ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AND 6.5 MILLION INDUSTRIAL JOBS.
>> THE PRESIDENT SITED A PARTICULAR STUDY DEBUNKED BECAUSE IT
MAKES ALL SORTS OF INCORRECT ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT AMERICA'S ROLE.
>> UNDER THE PARIS AGREEMENT, THE U.S. PLEDGED TO REDUCE
EMISSIONS 26% BY 2025. IN 2015, IT WAS ALMOST HALF WAY TO THAT GOAL
HELPED BY POWER COMPANIES CHOOSING CHEAPER, CLEANER
NATURAL GAS INSTEAD OF POLLUTING COAL. THE COAL INDUSTRY
HOPES THE PRESIDENT'S ACTIONS WILL IGNITE A
RENAISSANCE BUT THIS WEEK ALONE TWO CLOSED. MANY STATES AND CITIES
VOW TO FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE. CALIFORNIA LAUNCHING
ITS OWN GLOBAL COALITION WITH CANADA AND MEXICO.
LOS ANGELES IS REDUCING ITS CARBON FOOTPRINT WITH THE
BIGGEST ELECTRIC VEHICLE FLEET IN THE COUNTRY.
>> WE MADE A COMMITMENT TO GET OFF OF COAL BY 2025.
>> Reporter: AND VIRGINIA IS ESTABLISHING IT'S
STANDARDS FOR POWER PLANTS. MANY PARTS OF AMERICA
OPTING FOR CLEANER ENERGY SOURCES WITH OR
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Un salvadoreño fue asesinado a sangre fría | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:39.
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Byron Morton's Thursday forecast - Duration: 1:16.
LOOK FOR THE STORY ON OUR
WEBSITE.
SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS
AROUND NEW MEXICO WILL BE
CLEARING OUT OVERNIGHT.
IN THE MOUNTAINS RIGHT NOW, EAST
MOUNTAINS GETTING SLAMMED WITH
SOME HEAVY RAINS ALL.
THEN FOR TO MILE WE ARE GOING TO
SEE MORE STORMS FAVORING THE
MOUNTAINS IN THE EASTERN PART OF
THE STATE.
THOUGH SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS
DIMINISHING.
STILL LINGERING THIS EVENING.
MOST AREAS PRETTY QUIET BY THE
AFTERNOON.
THEN BY THE DRIVE HOME, TOMORROW
EVENING, ALBUQUERQUE HAS
SLIGHT CHANCE OF A STORM.
BETTER CHANCE OFF TO THE EAST
AND ACROSS NORTHERN PARTS OF THE
STATES.
74 AND SANTA FE.
80'S AND THE SANTA ROSA AREA.
CHECK OUT THE FORECAST CLOSER TO
THE ALBUQUERQUE METRO.
TOPPING OUT IN THE LOWER 80'S.
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The 'Super Soaker' Inventor Is Now Helping Young Engineers | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:03.
P
PORDEGY EDGE TORE GET THEIR FEET WET. >> Reporter: IF
CURIOSITY WERE THIS WOULD BE RICH. THE SPACE IS JOHNSON
LABORATORIES IN ATLANTA. >> I WAS ALWAYS
CURIOUS HOW THINGS WORKED AS A KID. >> Reporter: HE GREW
UP IN MOBILE, ALABAMA. >> A LOT OF FEAR, A LOT OF ANXIETY, A LOT
OF STRESS. >> Reporter: HE TURNED THE FEAR INTO
MOTIVATION AND A CAREER AS A NASA ROCKET SCIENTIST BUT
HIS AH-HA MOMENT CAME UNEXPECTEDLY DESIGNING A WATER PUMP.
>> IT FELT GOOD AIMING THAT WATER. I DECIDED TO PUT MY
ENGINEERING HAT ON AND DESIGN A HIGH PERFORMANCE WATER GUN.
>> Reporter: CHANGED YOUR LIFE. >> IT DID THAT.
>> Reporter: THIS WAS THE FIRST PROTOTYPE FOR THE SUPER SOAKER.
IT WOULD EVENTUALLY TOP A BILLION DOLLARS IN SALES.
>> IT'S INTERESTING THAT SUPER SOAKERS GET SO MUCH ATTENTION.
I REALLY LIKE TO THINK OF MYSELF AS A SERIOUS ENGINEER.
>> Reporter: NOW HE'S GETTING SERIOUS ABOUT GIVING BACK.
HIS NON-PROFIT HELPS FUND THESE HIGH SCHOOL ROBOTICS AND NOW
FEATURE ENGINEERS. HE FLED THE CENTRAL
AFRICAN REPUBLIC A YEAR AGO. >> WE RUN AWAY FROM
THERE. >> Reporter: INCREDIBLY, IN JUST
ITS SECOND YEAR THIS TEAM QUALIFIED FOR THE WORLDWIDE COMPETITION
IN TEXAS. >> IF I COULD DO SOMETHING TO HAVE A
POSITIVE IMPACT AND CLEARLY, THAT'S SOMETHING I WANT TO
DO. >> Reporter: FOR LONNIE JOHNSON THIS
INVENTION MAY BE HIS PROUDEST PROVING USUALLY IT'S BETTER TO
GIVE THAN
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The Song That Eliminates One Team | Season 1 Ep. 2 | BEAT SHAZAM - Duration: 1:23.
We've reached the last song in this category.
You know what that means.
It's time for what?
The--
Fast Track!
Fast Track equals fast money.
This next song is worth $6,000.
Hey!
[cheering]
Odell, uh, ay, ah, ah.
$6,000.
But I'll tell you this.
Odell, what they got to understand
is this next song is vital.
Someone's getting eliminated right after the song.
And the other one is going on to the Shazam Super Bowl.
[cheering]
Damn!
Christine and Tristen, $4,000.
Grant and DJ, $6,000.
You both need this song.
You've got to dig in.
It's Super Bowl.
October, hit it.
[MUSIC - LADY GAGA, "MILLION REASONS"]
(SINGING) I bow down to pray.
I try to make the worst seem better.
Shazam, show us the correct title.
[beep]
A Million Reasons.
[applause]
Let's reveal what everybody locked in.
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Natalie Discusses Her Kiss With Peter | Season 1 Ep. 2 | LOVE CONNECTION - Duration: 1:55.
So after the comedy show was there a kiss?
There was during the comedy show, yeah.
[cheering]
So, Peter, how did you think those kisses went?
I thought they were fantastic.
I mean, we had such great energy leading up to that, I was
so anxious to finally kiss her.
Well Natalie shot a little video after the kiss.
Let's see what she had to say.
He, literally, just grabbed me and started making out with me.
I didn't like it that much.
I'm sorry.
Like I said, I was anxious.
OK, so I can explain that.
So, what didn't you like about it?
I was just so, so tired at that point.
It was like midnight, and I was just falling asleep.
And then that happens, I wasn't like totally into it.
The kiss didn't wake you up?
I can explain that.
Because I was so nervous, and I was just like, all right.
Yeah, exactly.
Was it a lungey kiss?
There was a semi lunge, yeah.
Was there tongue lunge?
There was tongue, for sure.
[cheering]
Was it nice tongue, or darty tongue?
[laughing]
Please don't say darty.
It was a mix of the two.
I feel like we were--
[laughing]
No, it was just a bad-- like, it was just,
we were both super tired at the end of the night.
So I feel like we have to try again in a different setting.
OK, that's great, that's hopeful.
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Rep. Jackier Speier: Devin Nunes Is A 'Puppet Of The President' | For The Record | MSNBC - Duration: 3:17.
WHO SERVES ON THE HOUSE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE.
GOOD EVENING. >> HI, GRETA.
>> SO, WHAT IS YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT CHAIRMAN
NUNES RECUSED HIMSELF, AND IF IT'S THE RUSSIA INVESTIGATION OR
EVEN -- I MEAN, ANY PART OF THIS, WHY IS HE ISSUING
SUBPOENAS? >> VERY GOOD QUESTION.
HIS RECUSAL WAS ONE THAT HE VOLUNTARILY OFFERED.
AND I GUESS HE FEELS HE CAN RESCIND IT AT ANY TIME HE IS SO
INCLINED. THE PROBLEM, OF COURSE, IS THAT
HE HAS HIS HAND IN THE COOKIE JAR AND THE COOKIE JAR IS
PRESIDENT TRUMP'S INTERESTS IN WANTING TO DEFLECT ANY INTEREST
IN THIS HEARING AND IN THIS INVESTIGATION INTO WHETHER OR
NOT THE TRUMP OPERATION WAS ENGAGED WITH THE RUSSIANS IN
INTERFERING WITH OUR ELECTIONS. >> GO AHEAD, SORRY.
>> AND I JUST FEEL THAT HE HAS REALLY -- DOING HIS LEVEL BEST
TO TRY AND SABOTAGE THE INVESTIGATION.
YOU DON'T SEE THIS HAPPENING ON THE SENATE SIDE WHERE DEMOCRATS
AND REPUBLICANS ARE WORKING TOGETHER.
YOU ONLY HAVE IT HAPPENING WITH THE CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE
INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE, THE PERSON WHO HAS BEEN APPOINTED TO
SERVE IN MR. NUNES'S ABSENCE IS MR. CONOWE WAY, CONGRESSMAN FROM
TEXAS. HE AND MR. SCHIFF, THE RANKING
MEMBER, HAVE BEEN WORKING VERY CLOSELY TOGETHER.
>> DID ANY REPUBLICAN KNOW THESE SUBPOENAS WERE GOING OUT IN THE
HOUSE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE, IF YOU KNOW?
>> I DON'T BELIEVE SO. THEY WERE DONE UNILATERALLY BY
DEVIN NUNES. I MIGHT ALSO POINT OUT THERE WAS
NO NEED FOR THEM. WHY WOULD YOU SUBPOENA THE VERY
AGENCIES THAT COME AND SPEAK TO YOU EVERY SINGLE WEEK AND ARE
THERE TO OFFER INFORMATION ANY TIME WE SEEK IT?
SO, IT WAS REALLY A BLUNDER, IN MY MIND.
ONCE AGAIN, SHOWS THAT HE IS REALLY A PUPPET OF THE PRESIDENT
IN TRYING TO PROMOTE THIS ALTERNATIVE SET OF FACTS AND
THIS ALTERNATIVE NARRATIVE. >> ALL RIGHT.
TWO QUESTIONS. I KNOW THE DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT
THEM, BUT THAT'S POLITICS, IT'S WASHINGTON, IT'S AN OPPOSING
PARTY. HERE ARE MY TWO QUESTIONS.
DO YOU TRUST NUNES? THAT'S PART ONE.
AND THE SECOND PART IS, DO YOU KNOW IF THE REPUBLICANS ARE
DISTURBED THAT HE IS ACTING UNILATERALLY?
>> SO, TO ANSWER THE QUESTION DO I TRUST HIM, IT'S REALLY NOT,
YOU KNOW, AN INTEREST OF MINE TO TRUST OR UNTRUST HIM.
>> HE'S THE CHAIRMAN. HE IS THE CHAIRMAN OF THE
COMMITTEE YOU'RE SITTING ON AND HE'S OBVIOUSLY GOT SOME POWER.
HE CAN ISSUE SUBPOENAS. >> WELL, HE DOES HAVE THE POWER.
HE'S SUPPOSED TO DO IT IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE RANKING
MEMBER. HE DID NOT DO SO IN ISSUING THE
SUBPOENAS TO THE VARIOUS INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES.
AGAIN, THERE IS NO NEED TO DO IT.
SO, IT WAS AGAIN, JUST THEATRICS ON HIS PART.
>> WHAT DO THE REPUBLICANS SAY? WHAT ARE THE REPUBLICANS SAYING
ABOUT HIM, DO YOU KNOW? >> I DON'T KNOW, BUT I WOULD
VENTURE TO SAY THEY WERE DISTURBED BY IT.
AND IN THE END, I THINK WHAT HE'S TRYING TO DO IS SABOTAGE
THIS INVESTIGATION ON THE HOUSE SIDE.
AND IN SO DOING, KIND OF SIDELINE IT.
AND THAT WOULD BE DEVASTATING, I
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Teen charged with placing pressure cooker bomb under ex-girlfriend's bed - Duration: 1:37.
COOKER UNDER A GIRLS
BET.
>> POLICE SAY THE 18-YEAR-OLD
TRIED TO BREAK INTO HER
APARTMENT IN THIS COMPLEX BEHIND
ME.
THESE COURT DOCUMENTS SAY, HE
WANTED TO KILL HER.
SKY 7 WAS OVERHEAD WHEN A BOMB
SQUAD FOUND THE PRESSURE COOKER.
>> IT WAS SHOCKING.
REPORTER: COURT DOCUMENTS I
OBTAINED SAY THE PRESSURE COOKER
HAD A FIREWORKS FUSE COMING OUT
OF THE TOP, EXPLOSIVES INSIDE
AND NUTS AND BOLTS.
INVESTIGATORS SAY ETHAN GUILLEN
BROKE INTO HIS EX-GIRLFRIEND'S
APARTMENT WHILE SHE AND HER
FAMILY WERE AT HER HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATION AND PUT THE PRESSURE
COOKER UNDER HER BED.
AS YOU CAN SEE THE APARTMENT
COMPLEXES NEXT TO DOZENS OF
HOMES, SO THAT EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
WAS IN PEOPLE'S BACKYARDS.
>> I SPOKE WITH TRENT LASWELL
WHO LIVES IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
HE WAS HOME WHILE ALL OF THIS
WAS GOING ON.
>> NOTHING BAD HAPPENS OVER
HERE.
IT CAUGHT US OFF GUARD.
REPORTER: FORTUNATELY THE DEVICE
NEVER DETONATED.
>> IT'S ONLY FEET AWAY, SO SHE
WOULDN'T BE THE ONLY ONE
AFFECTED BY THIS.
REPORTER: STILL A RELIEF FOR
TRENT, HIS NEIGHBORS, AND THE
WOMAN WHO FOUND THE DEVICE UNDER
HER BED.
THE COURT DOCUMENTS SAY GUILLEN
TOLD POLICE HE PLANNED FOR IT TO
GO OFF AROUND 1-30 IN THE
MORNING.
POLICE SAY HE WAITED AROUND, AND
LISTENED TO POLICE SCANNERS SO
HE COULD HEAR ABOUT THE
EXPLOSION.
>> POLICE ALSO SAY GUILLEN
TESTED THE MATERIALS ON A TABLE
IN HIS BACKYARD BEFORE PUTTING
THEM IN THE PRESSURE COOKER.
LIVE IN NW ABQ, JM, KOAT ACTION
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Every Team Has A Story | Season 1 Ep. 2 | BEAT SHAZAM - Duration: 1:43.
- All right.
Now, listen, Andrea.
Listen, they told me 30 years have gone by--
Yes.
And you guys saw each other on Facebook.
What were you doing, not hanging around for 30 years?
You know, I always wondered, like, what happened to her?
And so I look her up on Facebook.
Wow.
That's how they do. - Yeah.
Exactly.
And I found her.
Sometimes they look you up.
I'll be, like, uh-uh.
I don't want to know.
- You're like, delete. - Delete?
Delete?
I would be like, hell, I'll just shut my whole thing down.
Give it up for Melissa and Andrea.
There we go.
We got the big boys, Grant and DJ.
What's going on?
What's going on?
Now, listen-- boy, how tall are you?
6'7?
6'6.
Even your voice is 6'6.
I'm 6'6, Jamie, with your tiny ass.
So, guys, you played football together?
Played at the Green Bay Packers.
So he's a little under the radar, guys.
We ain't gonna sit here and front.
We're here for the other guys.
Like, not the big names--
In other words, it was tough?
I'll explain it to you.
He walked out of the stadium--
we were leaving the parking lot, all right?
So we get in the car, people line up, kids want autographs.
- Yeah. - We're driving.
We just said, we'll stop today.
Let the kid get autographs.
You know, we can take time out of our day.
Yeah.
We roll down the window, kid looks in the car, he says--
naw, we're good.
Aw, man.
Give it up for Grant and DJ.
Chi-town, Chi-town, Chi-town.
Come on in here.
Give me a--
I thought y'all were sisters.
There's no way you're her mom.
Oh, yes I am.
- We get that all the time. - Are you serious?
Yes.
Well, that's-- black don't crack.
Yeah, I guess it don't.
Let's go.
Turn up!
Come on!
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Murder on the Orient Express Trailer REVIEW & BREAKDOWN - Duration: 22:18.
It does indeed seem to be "all aboard"
for Fox's remake of
Murder on the Orient Express!
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Thursday Night: More rain and storms - Duration: 3:46.
NNING FOR MAYOR.
MARGARET: WE HAVE GOT A WHOLE
LOT OF RAIN GOING ON.
I WANT YOU TO LOOK OUT THE
WINDOW.
THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE.
LOOKING OUT OVER THE SUPERDOME,
THE RAIN IS COMING DOWN.
THE VISIBILITY IS DROPPING.
IF YOU'RE DRIVE ON THE
INTERSTATE, IT'S GOING TO MAKE
FOR LOW VISIBILITY.
LOOK AT WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE RIGHT
NOW.
IT'S A SLOW GO.
PLEASE BE CAREFUL.
IF YOU'RE GOING FAST, ALL OF
THAT SPRAY KICKS UP ON THE OTHER
WIND SHIELDS AND IT'S HARD TO
SEE.
QUICK LOOK.
I'VE GOT THIS PIC IN.
THIS IS FROM FRENCH QUARTER
MULE.
HE SAYS, IT'S COMING OVER THE
SIDEWALKS HERE.
DOESN'T LOOK TOO BAD.
YOU CAN SEE THAT THAT WATER IS
BEGINNING TO COLLECT.
HERE'S A LOOK AT OUR HURRICANE
SEASON FORECAST.
WE'VE ALREADY HAD ARLENE.
THAT'S WHY DR. PHIL UPPED HIS
FORECAST TO 14 STORMS.
SO THAT ACTUALLY INCLUDES
ARLENE.
BUT HE WAS ALSO SAYING, THE
TROPICAL ATLANTIC WATERS ARE
WARMING UP.
SO HIS FORECAST, 14 NAMED
STORMS, SIX HURRICANES, TWO
INTENSE.
NOAA WENT WITH A 45% CHANCE OF
AN ABOVE AVERAGE SEASON.
11 TO 17 STORMS.
FIVE TO NINE HURRICANES.
FOUR INTENSE.
SO WE CAN LOOK AT WHAT'S
HAPPENING.
WE'VE GOT THE COLDER NORTH
ATLANTIC WATERS AND THAT CAN
INDICATE THAT WE'RE GETTING INTO
A PERIOD THAT MAY BE LESS ACTIVE
FOR HURRICANE SEASONS.
FINGERS CROSSED THAT THAT'S
HAPPENING.
BUT RIGHT NOW THE TROPICAL
ATLANTIC IS WARM.
THE GULF OF MEXICO IS WARM.
AND THE CHANCE FOR EL NINO TO
DEVELOP, THAT'S THE WARM WATER
JUST OFF OF SOUTH AMERICA, CLOSE
TO THE EQUATOR, WELL,
UNFORTUNATELY IT LOOKS LIKE THAT
CHANCE IS GOING DOWN.
EL NINO DESTROYS TROPICAL
SYSTEMSES.
THE TAKE AWAY IS, WE HAVEN'T HAD
HITS.
WE'VE HAD MAJOR HITS IN INACTIVE
SEASONS.
THE BEST ADVICE, JUST BE
PREPARED.
MEANWHILE, WE HAVE BEATRICE,
WHICH IS MOVING INTO MEXICO,
IT'S A TROPICAL STORM.
IT'SING TO MOVE OVER THE
MOUNTAINS -- IT'S GOING TO MOVE
OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND DISSIPATE
BUT SOME OF THAT ENERGY FORECAST
TO MOVE INTO THE GULF OF MEXICO,
SOMETHING WE'LL WATCH.
REALLY WHAT WE HAVE IS A WHOLE
LOT OF MOISTURE MOVING OUR WAY.
HERE'S ONE BAND OF RAIN THAT'S
MOVING TO THE NORTH.
WE'VE GOT RAIN AND STORMS IN THE
METRO.
THANKFULLY NOT AS MUCH LIGHTNING
AS WE HAD A MOMENT AGO.
BUT IT IS RIGHT OVER THE CITY.
IT'S AT THE LAKE FRONT.
EVERY NOW AND THEN SEEING A
LITTLE BIT OF ROTATION.
RAINFALL RATES, 2 1/2 INCHES
EARLIER.
BUT LOOK AT THAT.
THAT IS HEAVY RAIN.
RIGHT NOW CITY PARK, INTO LAKE
VIEW.
HERE WE ARE RIGHT AT BUCKTOWN.
ALSO AT KENNER.
VERY HEAVY.
IT'S VERY HEAVY AS WELL, VERY
CLOSE TO LAPLACE.
IT'S ALL MOVING NORTH.
LOOK AT THIS IN 3-D.
THAT'S SOME HEAVY RAIN.
SO WHAT DO YOU NEED TO KNOW?
WELL, YOU NEED TO KNOW THAT
THESE STORMS ARE MOVING NORTH
OVER THE METRO RIGHT NOW.
THE GROUND IS SATURATED.
SO ANY ADDITIONAL RAIN IS GOING
TO RUN OFF QUICKLY.
BUT THE GOOD NEWS IS WE'LL GET A
LITTLE BIT OF A BREAK OVERNIGHT.
BUT LOOK.
FRIDAY, 50% CHANCE OF RAIN.
SATURDAY, 70% CHANCE OF RAIN.
HIGH TEMPERATURES TOMORROW, MID
80'S.
LOOK AT THIS.
MID 80'S FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS.
YOUR LOW TEMPERATURES, LOW TO
THE MID 70'S.
THE GOOD NEWS IS THE HIGHEST
RAIN CHANCE, AS YOU GO INTO NEXT
WEEK, WILL BE TUESDAY.
THEN COLD FRONT MOVES THROUGH
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Donald Rumsfeld: Vladimir Putin Shouldn't Be Encouraged To 'Make Mischief' | For The Record | MSNBC - Duration: 5:10.
AMERICA'S PLACE IN THE RLD, WHERE WE STAND, AND MORE.
I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE WORLD FIRST.
>> MM-HMM. >> AND THE UNITED STATES.
HOW DO YOU DESCRIBE OR CHARACTERIZE OUR CURRENT
STANDING IN THE WORLD? >> OH, I THINK THAT OUR STANDING
IS HIGH. I THINK THAT THE WORLD
RECOGNIZES THAT THE UNITED STATES HAS BEEN AN ENORMOUS
SUCCESS AND THAT FREE POLITICAL SYSTEMS AND FREE ECONOMIC
SYSTEMS ARE SOMETHING THAT WORK AND ADVANTAGE HUMAN BEINGS AND
CREATE OPPORTUNITIES AND NEW PRODUCTS AND INNOVATION.
YOU KNOW, PEOPLE FROM TIME TO TIME FUSS BECAUSE IT'S KIND OF
FUN TO FUSS AT THE BIG GUY, AND WE HAPPEN TO HAVE A PROMINENT
POSITION IN THE WORLD. BUT WHEN I TRAVEL AROUND THE
WORLD, I FIND THAT PEOPLE ARE INTERESTED IN THE UNI UNITED ST,
CONCERNED ABOUT WHAT IT'S DOING, WHERE IT'S GOING, HOW IT'S DOING
IT. >> SO THEN HOW DO YOU DESCRIBE
WHAT VLADIMIR PUTIN IS DOING OR NOT DOING NOW VIS-A-VIS THE
UNITED STATES? >> WELL, I THINK IT'S KIND OF
LIKE ECONOMICS. IF YOU WANT MORE OF SOMETHING,
YOU REWARD IT. AND IF YOU WANT LESS OF IT, YOU
PENALIZE IT. AND HE HAS SAID THAT THE
GREATEST TRAGEDY OF THE CENTURY WAS THE END OF THE SOVIET UNION.
HE CLEARLY IS INTERESTED IN SEEING WHAT HE CAN DO TO
RE-ESTABLISH INFLUENCE IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE WORLD THAT
USED TO BE PART OF THE SOVIET UNION.
AND SO HE TESTS IT CONSTANTLY. >> ARE WE TOUGH ENOUGH ON PUTT
CNN. >> -- PUTIN?
>> I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT HE NOT BE ENCOURAGED TO THINK HE CAN
MAKE MISCHIEF IN COUNTRIES IN THE CAUCUSES OR IN CENTRAL ASIA
OR IN OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD, THAT HE SEES THAT THERE'S
DISPROFL -- DISAPPROVAL FOR THAT AND A PENALTY.
>> NORTH KOREA? >> YOU'RE A TOUGH ONE TODAY.
THAT'S A COMPLICATED ONE. >> WELL, WE'VE ACTUALLY TRIED A
LOT OF THINGS IN NORTH KOREA. >> I KNOW IT.
>> WE'VE BEEN NICE TO THEM. WE'VE BEEN MEAN TO THEM.
WE'VE HAD SANCTIONS. WE'VE GIVEN HUMANITARIAN AID.
WE'VE IGNORED THEM. >> YOU'VE BEEN THERE.
>> I'VE BEEN THERE THREE TIMES. >> MY HOPE IS THERE ARE ANOTHER
PEOPLE AROUND HIM WHO WERE WITH HIS FATHER AND MAYBE SOME EVEN
WITH HIS GRANDFATHER, WHO HAVE A PRETTY GOOD LIFE.
THEY'RE GETTING WELL PAID. THEY'RE HAPPY.
THEY PROBABLY HAVE A LITTLE CORRUPTION GOING ON, ON THE
SIDE. AND THEY, I WOULD THINK, WOULD
NOT HAVE ANY GREAT INTEREST IN ROCKING THE BOAT, IN DOING
SOMETHING REALLY BIZARRE. I THINK THEY DO WANT TO CONTINUE
TO DEVELOP THEIR BALLISTIC MISSILE CAPABILITY, THEIR
NUCLEAR CAPABILITY, NO QUESTION ABOUT THAT.
AND GAIN INFLUENCE. AND I THINK THE PROBLEM WE'VE
GOT IS I THINK THE GOVERNMENT CURRENTLY IN SOUTH KOREA, THE
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH KOREA, THE BOTTOM HALF OF THAT PENINSULA,
IS NOT TERRIBLY FRIENDLY, I DON'T THINK, TO THE KINDS OF
POLICY THAT WOULD MAKE LIFE MORE DIFFICULT FOR THE NORTH.
AND WE'LL HAVE TO SEE HOW THAT EVOLVES.
>> WE'RE ONLY 130 AND SOME CHANGE INTO THIS NEW PRESIDENCY.
YOUR THOUGHTS ON HOW'S PRESIDENT TRUMP DOING?
>> WELL, I'VE NEVER MET HIM. LOOKING AT THIS FROM A DISTANCE,
WHAT I SEE IS A SENIOR EXECUTIVE, POLITICAL OR
BUSINESS. FIRST RESPONSIBILITY IS TO PICK
GOOD PEOPLE. AND I LOOK AT WHAT HE'S PICKED.
HE'S GOT A GOOD VICE PRESIDENT. HE MADE A GOOD CHOICE FOR THE
SUPREME COURT. HIS CABINET, I THINK THE
NATIONAL SECURITY TEAM IS EXCELLENT.
GENERAL MATTIS OR SECRETARY MATTIS --
>> YOU KNOW THEM FROM YOUR -- >> A VERY TALENTED, MEASURED,
THOUGHTFUL INDIVIDUAL AND WILL GIVE GOOD ADVICE AND HAS THE
COURAGE OF HIS CONVICTION. AND I LOOK DOWN THE LINE.
I MEAN, YOU KNOW, SECRETARY OF HUD, I SERVED ON THE BOARD OF
KELLOGG WITH, BEN CARSON. THESE ARE, I THINK HIS CABINET
WOULD RANK UP WITH MOST CABINETS THAT I'VE BEEN IN.
>> YOU GET THE SENSE THAT THE TOWN IS PRETTY RATTLED, AND
THERE ARE LOTS OF BIG CHANGES GOING ON.
AND YOU'VE GOT THE PRESIDENT TWEETING, WHICH HAS GOT PEOPLE
PRETTY TURNED UPSIDE DOWN. >> THERE WAS A BIG FUSS ABOUT
HIS VISIT TO NATO. AND AS A FORMER AMBASSADOR TO
NATO, I LOOK AT THAT, AND I SAY TO MYSELF, WHAT DID HE DO
DIFFERENT? HE WAS EXACTLY RIGHT AND SAID
EXACTLY WHAT I USED TO SAY 40 YEARS AGO, THAT OUR ALLIES NEED
TO INVEST MORE IN THEIR NATIONAL SECURITY.
THEY'RE BELOW THE AGREED NATO TARGET OF 2% OF THEIR GROSS
DOMESTIC PRODUCTS GOING TO DEFENSE.
AND I THINK THERE'S MAYBE FIVE OR SIX COUNTRIES THAT ARE ABOVE
2%. AND THEY DO NEED TO STEP UP AND
RECOGNIZE THAT IT'S NOT A BENIGN WORLD.
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Victims of shooting rampage remembered - Duration: 1:06.
THEIR PLACE FOR THE DAY.
RIGHT NOW, A CITY WIDE VIGIL FOR
THE ALL 8 VICTIMS KILLED IN THIS
SHOOTING RAMPAGE.
16 WAPT'S ANNE PARKER IS LIVE AT
THE LINCOLN COUNTY CIVIC CENTER.
ANNE?
THAT'S RIGHT, MEGAN.
YOU CAN SEE A VERY LARGE CROWD
HERE.
INSIDE OF THE CIVIC CENTER, IT
IS EXPECTED TO GET STARTED ANY
MOMENT.
THIS IS FOR ALL EIGHT VICTIMS
KILLED IN LAST WEEKEND'S
SHOOTING RAMPAGE IN LINCOLN
COUNTY.
WILLIAM TURNER, 17-YEAR-OLD
JORDAN BLACKWELL, AUSTIN
EDWARDS, AND OTHERS.
THAT VIGIL IS GTTING STARTED IN
JUST A LITTLE BIT.
ORGANIZERS SAY THAT WE WILL BE
HEARING FROM PASTORS, LOCAL AND
STATE OFFICIALS AS WELL AS THE
FATHER OF ONE OF THE YOUNG BOYS
WHO WAS KILLED.
MUCH MORE, TONIGHT AT TO THE
CLOCK.
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Bill's Evening Update - Duration: 2:54.
THERE IS ONLY BEEN ONE HURRICANE
THAT IS MADE LANDFALL IN FLORIDA
IN THE PAST 11 YEARS.
THEY'RE CERTAINLY DUE TO SEE
SOMETHING THERE.
WE WILL FIND OUT IF THAT HAPPENS
THIS YEAR SOON.
IT IS PRETTY NICE OUT THERE.
RANDBY FACTOR THIS EVENING GETS
AN H.
A BEAUTIFUL EVENING IN THE OMAHA
METRO.
SOUTH BREEZE, TEMPERATURES IN
THE 80'S, LIKE SUMMER OUT THERE.
WE HAVE TO GET USED TO IT
BECAUSE IT LOOKS SUMMERLIKE
THROUGH THE UPCOMING WEEKEND.
THERE'S THE RADAR, NOTHING MUCH
BUT A COUPLE SHOWERS IN
NORTHWEST MISSOURI.
THERE WERE A LITTLE MORE
NUMEROUS AND SOUTHWEST NEBRASKA
NORTHWEST MISSOURI EARLIER, BUT
THEY HAVE BEEN AND MOVIES WERE
IT.
WE ARE WAITING AT 84 DEGREES.
IT SEEMS LIKE THERE IS IT NOT
HEED TO POP UP THE SCATTERED
SHOWER.
WE MAY NOT SEE ANYTHING HERE
THIS EVENING.
IF NOT, WE PROBABLY WILL NOT SEE
LATER TONIGHT AS WELL.
THERE IS THE COUNTRY, PRETTY
QUIET, NO BIG STORM SYSTEMS.
THERE IS A RIDGE OF HIGH
PRESSURE DEVELOPING HERE WHICH
KEEPS THINGS PRETTY QUIET.
NO STRONG JETSTREAM AND NOT
TERRIBLY HUMID.
EITHER.
IT IS INTERESTING THE AMERICAN
COMPUTER MODEL PRODUCES A THIRD
OF AN INCH OF RAIN WIT SHOWERS
AND THUNDERSHOWERS AROUND
EASTERN NEBRASKA AND SOUTHWEST
IOWA FOR TONIGHT.
THEN NOTHING THROUGH TUESDAY
NEXT WEEK.
IT WOULD BE'S BODY IF WE SEE
ANYTHING OVER THE WEEKEND AND
INTO NEXT WEEK.
HERE'S THE EUROPEAN COMPUTER
MODEL THAT HAS A FEW SPRINKLES
OVERNIGHT TONIGHT.
MAYBE A SCATTERED SHOWER ON
SATURDAY.
OTHERWISE, NOTHING THROUGH
TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK AND IT
APPEARS WE WILL NOT SEE ANY
WIDESPREAD SHOWERS OR
THUNDERSTORMS THROUGH THE
WEEKEND.
THIS EVENING, WARM, SOME CLOUDS.
LATER ON TONIGHT, NOT COOLING
OFF AS MUCH.
IN THE 60'S FOR LOADS.
CURRENTLY 84.
DEW POINT IS UP, 59.
SOUTHEAST BREEZE, THAT IS YOUR
MORE SUMMERLIKE WEATHER.
CLOUDS HAVE KEPT TEMPERATURES
DOWN.
OUR COMPUTER MODEL HINTS AT A
SHOWER OR THUNDERSHOWERS TO
DEVELOP SOMEWHERE AROUND EAST OF
OMAHA TOMORROW MORNING.
THEN IT WILL MOVE AWAY.
WE SHOULD HAVE PARTLY SUNNY'S --
SUNNY SKIES AND EVEN WARMER
TEMPERATURES.
65 THE LOW TONIGHT.
70 48:00 A.M. TOMORROW.
WARM START.
88 IN THE AFTERNOON.
GET TO THE POOL IF IT IS OPEN.
SOUTH BREEZE AT 10-20 MILES PER
HOUR.
87, SCATTERED STORMS ARE
POSSIBLE ON SATURDAY.
89 ON SUNDAY.
A WARM STRESSOR.
MONDAY, 83, DOWN A LITTLE BIT.
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Hampton Beach shorthanded because of visa issue - Duration: 1:47.
JOBS, MANY OF THEM THAT WOULD
HAVE BEEN HELD BY INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS WHO SUDDENLY AREN'T
COMING.
HAMPTON BEACH LOOKS AS CLEAN AS
IT DOES FOR A REASON.
EVERY DAY A MAINTENANCE CREW
REMOVES TRASH AND CLEANS THE
BATHHOUSES.
EVERY SUMMER FOR THE LAST 15
YEARS, THE STATE HAS GOTTEN VISA
STUDENTS FROM THE DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC TO FILL SOME OF THE MAY
THROUGH SEPTEMBER SLOTS.
>> WE HAD 14 OF THOSE STUDENTS
LINED UP TO START THIS SPRING.
REPORTER: UNTIL THE STATE WAS
NOTIFIED IN LATE MARCH --
>> THAT DUE TO SOME CHANGES AT
THE FEDERAL LEVEL AND THE STATE
DEPARTMENT, THIS PARTICULAR
AGENCY WASN'T COMFORTABLE
PLACING THOSE STUDENTS HERE IN
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
REPORTER: IT'S NOT CLEAR WHY,
BUT IT HAS LEFT THEM
SHORT-HANDED.
MANY BEACH BUSINESSES RELY ON
VISA STUDENTS.
>> THEY BASICALLY SAVE HAMPTON
BEACH.
WE HIRE A LOT OF AMERICANS THAT
COME, BUT WITH 3% UNEMPLOYMENT
IS NOT A BIG POOL TO PICK FROM.
REPORTER: CHUCK SAYS WHILE
OVERALL NUMBERS OF INTERNATIONAL
WORKERS HAVE GONE DOWN, THOSE
FROM EASTERN EUROPE ARE STILL
COMING
MANY VISA WORKERS DO JOBS
AMERICANS DON'T WANT, MEANTIME,
THE STATE PARK OFFICE HERE IS
ACTIVELY RECRUITING.
>> THE TYPE OF WORK IS TOUGH,
IT'S DIRTY AT TIMES, BUT IT'S
GREAT.
REPORTER: AND HE SAYS IT WILL
LEAVE YOU SLEEPING WELL AT
NIGHT.
>> YOU WERE HERE AT THE OCEAN
AND FOR THE NEW HAMPSHIRE PARK
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