Waching daily Apr 11 2017

CRYSTAL: NEXT YEAR, VOTERS WILL

GET THE CHANCE TO DECIDE WHETHER

TO LEGALIZE MEDICAL MARIJUANA.

ONE LAWMAKER SAYS IT WILL ALSO

BRING IN QUITE A BIT OF REVENUE

TO

STATE REPRESENTATIVE ERIC

PROCTOR SAYS LEGALIZING MEDICA

MARIJUANA WILL HELP THOSE WHO

ARE SICK, BUT HE SAYS THE MONEY

FROM MEDICAL MARIJUANA SALES

WILL MAKE FOR A HEALTHIER STAT

>> THERE WILL BE ADDITIONAL TAX

REVENUE.

THE TOTAL NUMBER OF THAT WILL

REMAIN TO BE SEEN.

CRYSTAL: A GROUP KNOWN AS NEW

FRONTIER DATA HAS FOUND THROUGH

THEIR CANNABIS INDEX REPORT THAT

THE 28 STATES RAKED IN A TOTAL

OF $4.7 BILLION LAST YEA

>> THEY'RE BEING ABLE TO INVEST

IN EDUCATION, AND HEALTHCARE,

AND INFRASTRUCTURE.

IT WOULD BE REALLY NICE IF

OKLAHOMA COULD INVEST IN

EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE, AND

INFRASTRUCTURE, AND PUBLIC

SAFETY LIKE THOSE STATES ARE

ABLE TO DO

For more infomation >> Lawmaker pushes for legalizing medical marijuana to help with budget crunch - Duration: 1:07.

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Taylor Royal endorses Jean Stothert for Omaha mayor - Duration: 2:11.

REPORTER: JULIE, TAYLOR ROYAL IS

GOING TO JOIN STOTHERT ON THE

CAMPAIGN TRAIL AFTER HE BROUGHT

HOME ABOUT 11% OF PRIMARY

VOTERS.

BUT WHAT WILL IT MEAN IN THE MAY

GENERAL?

HEATH MELLO THINKS, NOT MUCH.

REPORTER: HIS ADS WERE

EVERYWHERE, CRITICIZING JEAN

STOTHERT AND WHAT HE CALLED,

"FOUR YEARS OF POOR LEADERSHIP."

>> REMEMBER THE RESTAURANT TAX

STOTHERT SAID SHE'D KILL?

WE'RE STILL PAYING IT.

REPORTER: BUT MONDAY, FORMER

OMAHA MAYORAL CANDIDATE TAYLOR

ROYAL CHANGED HIS TUNE.

>> I THINK SHE'S THE RIGHT

LEADER TO MOVE OMAHA FORWARD.

IT ALIGNS WITH ME AS FAR MY

PRINCIPLES AND PHILOSOPHIES.

REPORTER: ROYAL'S ENDORSEMENT

FOLLOWED WEEKS OF ATTACK-ADS.

MAYOR STOTHERT: THAT WAS DURING

A POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.

YOU JUST HAVE TO PUT THOSE

THINGS ASIDE.

I DON'T HOLD GRUDGES ON ANYONE.

REPORTER: NOW, BOTH REPUBLICANS

ARE FOCUSED ON UNIFYING THE

PARTY.

ESPECIALLY AHEAD OF BERNIE

SANDERS' CAMPAIGN-STOP FOR

CHALLENGER HEATH MELLO.

MAYOR STOTHERT: THE MOST LIBERAL

POLITICIAN IN THE COUNTRY COMING

IN TO STUMP FOR HIM.

REPORTER: ROYAL FOUND SUPPORT

AMONG PRESIDENT TRUMP VOTERS,

ABOUT 6000 IN THE CITY PRIMARY.

BALLOTS HE HOPES NOW WILL GO TO

THE MAYOR COME MAY.

AFTER MONDAY'S ANNOUNCEMENT,

HEATH MELLO COULD NOT GO ON

CAMERA, BUT ISSUED A STATEMENT

SAYING, NO ENDORSEMENT CAN

CHANGE THE FACT THAT NO MAYOR

THIS CENTURY HAS PERFORMED AS

POORLY AS STOTHERT DID IN THE

PRIMARY AND GONE ON TO WIN

RE-ELECTION.

AND IF IT APPEARS MELLO LACKS

LOCAL POLITICAL SUPPORT, HIS

CAMPAIGN STRATEGIST SAYS, THAT'S

JUST NOT TRUE.

>> IN>> WE'VE GOT A GREAT GROUP

OF SUPPORT.

WHAT REALLY MATTERS IS THE

SUPPORT WE'RE GETTING AT THE

DOORS AS WE'RE TALKING TO PEOPLE

ABOUT HEATH'S POSITIVE VISION

FOR OMAHA.

REPORTER: STILL, STOTHERT AND

ROYAL THINK TOGETHER, THEY CAN

WIDEN THE MARGIN, TO VICTORY.

MAYOR STOTHERT: IT'S IMPORTANT

RIGHT NOW FOR THE PARTY TO

UNITE, TO GET OUT AND VOTE.

BECAUSE THE CHOICE IS CLEAR.

-- REPORTER: ONE SOURCE OF

DEBATE STILL IN HIS RACE FOR

MAYOR IS THAT STREET CAR PLAN.

HEATH MELLO SAYING WE NEED TO

PUMP THE BRAKES ON THE PROJECT.

STOTHERT SAYS IT SHOULD GO TO

VOTERS.

WE'RE JUST OVER A MONTH AWAY

FROM THE GENERAL ELECTION,

TUESDAY, MAY 9.

REPORTING LIVE IN DOWNTOWN

OMAHA, KRISTYNA ENGDAHL, KETV

For more infomation >> Taylor Royal endorses Jean Stothert for Omaha mayor - Duration: 2:11.

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Can Passenger Sue United For Being Dragged Off Flight? | For The Record | MSNBC - Duration: 5:32.

>>> WELL, NOW TO THAT VIDEO EVERYONE, I MEAN EVERYONE IS

TALKING ABOUT, A PASSENGER BOUGHT A TICKET ON A FLIGHT AND

PAID FOR IT. UNITED OVER BOOKED THAT FLIGHT.

UNBEKNOWNst TO THE PASSENGER AND DECIDED TO AGAINST HIS WILL TO

BUMP HIM SO THEY HAD A SEAT TO UNITED CREW THEY WANTED TO MOVE

TO ANOTHER CITY. >> OH MY GOD.

>> OH, MY GOD. >> NO.

MY GOD, WHAT ARE YOU DOING LOOK AT WHAT YOU DID TO HIM.

OH, MY GOD. >> HAPPENED SUNDAY NIGHT, I MEAN

FLIGHT SCHEDULED TO DEPART CHICAGO, PEOPLE ON BOARD THAT

FLIGHT SAY THEY WERE TOLD THE RANDOMLY SELECTED FOUR TICKETED

PASSENGERS TO MAKE WAY FOR UNITED EMPLOYEES.

AVIATION POLICE DRAGGING THE MAN.

VIDEO SHOWS HIM LATER RETURNING TO THE PLANE.

>> I HAVE TO GO HOME. I HAVE TO GO HOME.

I HAVE TO GO HOME. >> NOW, THE PASSENGER WAS

TICKETED WAS TREATED FOR NONLIFE THREATENING INJURIES.

TODAY THE CEO APOLOGIZED FOR HAVING TO REACCOMMODATE

CUSTOMERS AND SAY THEY'RE REVIEWING WHAT HAPPENED.

IT IS REACHING OUT TO THAT PASSENGER.

IN AVIATION SECURITY OFFICER HAS BEEN PLACED ON LEAVE.

WITH ME ARE LEGAL PANEL, TED WILLIAMS.

TED, FIRST TO YOU. >> HAVE YOU EVER HEARD THE WORD

THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT. IN THIS INSTANCE I THINK UNITED

IS GOING TO FIGHT IT OUT THROUGH A LAWSUIT.

I THINK THAT THIS CUSTOMER, THE MANNER IN WHICH HE WAS TREATED

HAS A CAUSE OF ACTION AGAINST LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS FOR

EXCESSIVE FORCE. I THINK THERE WAS FALSE

IMPRISONMENT. THERE WAS A BREACH OF CONTRACT

AND CLEAR ON INFLICT OF EMOTIONAL DISTRESS.

>> THIS IS NOT YOUR STANDARD OVER BOOKING.

THEY WANTED TO PUT THEIR OWN PEOPLE, UNITED CREW ON THE

FLIGHT. THIS WASN'T EVEN OVER BOOKING.

>> IT'S PRETTY OUTRAGEOUS, THEY WANTED TO PUT FOUR CREW MEMBERS

ON THE FLIGHT TO GET TO LOUISVILLE SOONER.

IT'S 5:30 HOUR DRIVE, WOULD IT JUST KILLED THEM TO PUT THEM ON

A BUS OR SHUTTLE AND GET THEM THERE.

INSTEAD THEY CALL AVIATION PD WHO FORCIBLY REMOVED THIS MAN.

WHAT REALLY KILLS ME IS THEY SAID HE FELL DOWN.

HE "FELL DOWN." WE CAN SEE FROM THE VIDEO WHEN

THEY WERE YANKING HIM OUT OF THE SEAT, I'VE GOT TO DISAGREE WITH

TED, I KNOW IT'S NOT THE FIRST TIME.

I DON'T THINK THERE'S A BRIEF OF CONTRACT ACTION.

>> THIS WAS NOT OVER BOOKED FLIGHT.

THIS WAS THEIR OWN PEOPLE THAT THEY WANTED TO PUT ON THAT

FLIGHT. THIS WASN'T LIKE, YOU KNOW, WE

HAVE FOUR EXTRA TOUR RISS HEADING TO ORLANDO AND WE HAVE

120 SEATS AND WE SOLD 124. THEY WANTED TO PUT THEIR OWN

PEOPLE ON, THEY'RE THE ONES THAT DIDN'T DO THAT FIVE AND A HALF

HOUR DRIVE OR THEY DIDN'T CHARTER A NET JET TO TAKE HIM

THERE. >> THERE'S CLEARLY A BREACH OF

CONTRACT. THIS CUSTOMER BOUGHT A TICKET.

THEY AGREED TO TAKE HIM TO A CERTAIN LOCATION.

THE MERE FACT THAT ALL OF A SUDDEN THAT THEY TRIED TO TAKE

HIM OFF BECAUSE OF INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE EMPLOYEES, I THINK IT'S

A BREACH OF CONTRACT. >> ANOTHER THING THAT'S

APPALLING TO ME. ACCORDING TO THE RULES, WHEN

THEY ASKED FOR VOLUNTEERS AND HOW MUCH MONEY CAN THEY PAY,

THEY DIDN'T GET THE VOLUNTEERS. YOU'RE ENTITLED TO 200% CAPPED

AT $650 AND YOU KNOW THAT WAS THE AIRLINE LOBBYIST WHO MANAGED

TO GET THAT PUT INTO EFFECT. IF THEY OFFERED $5,000, THEY

WOULD HAVE HAD $15, THEY'VE GOT THIS LID ON IT.

>> UNITED OPTIC INVOLVED IN THIS IS PRETTY BAD.

THEY HAVEN'T HANDLED THIS PROPERLY.

THEY GOT OFF THE WHOLE RIDICULOUSNESS OF WEARING THE

LEGGINGS. NONE OF US READ IT.

UNITED'S IS 46 PAGES WHEN YOU BUY THAT TICKET, YOU'RE AGREEING

IT. >> THAT'S FOR PREBOARD.

I'VE READ THAT CONTRACT. IT IS NOT AFTER A PASSENGER

ACTUALLY GETS ON THE PLANE ITSELF AND THAT IS WHAT HAPPENED

IN THIS INSTANCE. >> YOU GUYS THINK THIS IS OVER

BOOKING, THIS IS NOT OVER BOOKING.

THIS IS NOT OVER BOOKING. THIS IS UNITED WANTING TO MOVE

FOUR OF ITS PASSENGERS SOMEPLACE.

>> I WOULD AGREE. THE PASSENGER HAD THE SEAT.

UNITED WANTED TO BRING SOME OF THEIR OWN PERSONNEL EMPLOYEES

ON. THIS IS NOT OVER BOOKING.

UNITED IS GOING TO PAY A LOT OF MONEY IN THIS ONE, I BELIEVE.

>> THE WAY THEY TREATED THIS MAN.

HE WAS DISTRESSED. I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY COULDN'T

FIND FOUR PEOPLE WITH THE RIGHT DOLLAR AMOUNT TO GIVE UP THE

SEAT OR ONE PERSON. >> YOU SEE HIM JUST AIRED, HE

SAYS, I WANT TO GO HOME AND YOU CAN'T BLAME HIM.

HE GOT ALL BUSTED UP BY CHICAGO PD AND WANTS TO GO HOME.

I DON'T KNOW HOW THE MAN ENDED UP GETTING HOME.

WE NEED TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS IN THE END.

>> IT'S A PUBLIC RELATION NIGHTMARE.

>> THE CEO SAYING DEACCOMMODATE OR REACCOMMODATE.

THAT ISN'T POLITICALLY CORRECT FROM

For more infomation >> Can Passenger Sue United For Being Dragged Off Flight? | For The Record | MSNBC - Duration: 5:32.

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Woman wanted for OWI accused of driving wrong way on interstate for 10 miles - Duration: 1:25.

>> WE ARE GETTING MULTIPLE

CALLERS ON A WRONG-WAY DRIVER,

SOUTHBOUND IN THE NORTHBOUND

LANES, I-41.

KENT: EMERGENCY CALLS FLOODED IN

EARLY SATURDAY MORNING AS A

WRONG-WAY DRIVER DODGED ONCOMING

TRAFFIC ON I-41 NEAR MENOMONEE

FALLS.

>> THERE IS AN ACTUAL CAR GOING

THE WRONG WAY ON 41-45.

KENT: THE DRIVER, 29-YEAR-OLD

TAMARA MCVICKER, WAS ALREADY

WANTED FOR A PREVIOUS DRUNK

DRIVING AND REVOKED LICENSE

CASE.

THE MILWAUKEE COUNTY SHERIFF'S

OFFICE SAYS SHE ENTERED AT

HIGHWAY Q AND DROVE 10 MILES ON

THE WRONG SIDE OF THE ROAD.

ONE WITNESS REPORTED AT SPEEDS

UP TO 80 MILE AN HOUR.

>> I'M CATCHING UP TO HER HERE

AND I'M FLASHING MY LIGHTS TO

WARN ONCOMING TRAFFIC.

KENT: AS ROAD SIGNS WARNED

DRIVERS, A SEMI-DRIVER HEADING

SOUTHBOUND ALONGSIDE THE

WRONG-WAY DRIVER TRIED TO ALERT

CARS IN HER PATH.

>> I'M JUST HOPING TO GOD S

DON'T PLOW INTO ANYBODY

THER

KENT: AND IT ALL ENDED 10 MILES

LATER HERE WHEN THE DRIVER WAS

FINALLY STOPPED AT BURLEIGH

STREET IN WAUWATOSA.

>> ALL RIGHT, HERE WE GO.

GOOD, GOOD, GOOD, GOOD, GOOD.

OH, THANK GOD.

KENT: AS DEPUTIES CONFRONTED

MCVICKER SHE BECAME COMBATIVE.

SHE WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

THERE WERE NO ACCIDENTS AND NO

ONE WAS HURT IN THE ORDEAL.

IN WAUWATOSA, I'M KENT

For more infomation >> Woman wanted for OWI accused of driving wrong way on interstate for 10 miles - Duration: 1:25.

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St. Paul Releases New PSA For Pedestrian Safety - Duration: 0:39.

MOST WATCHED STATION, THIS IS

WCCO 4 NEWS.

WAIT, WAIT.

IT IS A FAMILIAR SIGHT AND

SOUNDS FOR PEDESTRIANS AND

DRIVERS ALIKE.

REMINDING DRIVERS TO USE

CAUTION WHEN APPROACHING

CROSSWALKS.

THE MAYOR'S OFFICE RELEASED

A NEW PSA AS PART OF THE STOP

FOR ME CAMPAIGN, THE GOAL IS TO

INCREASE SAFETY FOR

PEDESTRIANS, ESPECIALLY THOSE

WITH DISABILITIES OR LIMITED

MOBILITY.

I MYSELF HAVE BEEN HIT

TWICE.

BECAUSE YOU LOOK BOTH WAYS WHEN

YOU CROSS THE STREET, DOESN'T

MEAN YOU GET TO SUCCESSFULLY

GET TO DO IT BECAUSE THE DRIVER

HAS TO LOOK OUT FOR YOU TOO.

THE ST. PAUL POLICE CHIEF

For more infomation >> St. Paul Releases New PSA For Pedestrian Safety - Duration: 0:39.

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My Houzz: Jenna Fischer's Surprise Renovation for her Sister - Duration: 0:56.

For more infomation >> My Houzz: Jenna Fischer's Surprise Renovation for her Sister - Duration: 0:56.

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Bomb squad organizes beeping Easter egg hunt for blind children - Duration: 2:35.

TO WORK IN STRESSFUL...

DANGEROUS SITUATIONS.

BUT THIS WEEK... THEY'RE

USING THEIR SPECIALIZED

TRAINING, TO HELP KIDS.

NEWS 13'S LYSEE MITRI

SHOWS YOU HOW.

LOCAL MEMBERS OF THE AIR

FORCE... THE ARMY AND

THE ALBUQUERQUE POLICE

DEPARTMENT'S BOMB SQUADS

ARE USING THEIR

KNOWLEDGE OF ELECTRONICS

TO PUT ON A SPECIAL

EVENT FOR CHILDREN IN

THE COMMUNITY WHO ARE

BLIND OR VISUALLY

IMPAIRED.

...cu circuits NATS

beeping... THE GOAL

HERE... ...So you can

see we have a bunch of

circuit boards here that

are piling up... IS A

LITTLE DIFFERENT ...They

all laugh... THAN WHAT

THIS GROUP NORMALLY

DEALS WITH. ...

"We're building these

beeping eggs today"...

...switches on NATS

beeping egg in his

hand... TECHNICAL

SERGEANT JOHN JOHNSON

BROUGHT TOGETHER THE AIR

FORCE AND ARMY'S

EXPLOSIVE ORDINANCE

DISPOSAL TEAMS...

...It's not connected to

the correct terminal...

WITH A COUPLE MEMBERS OF

THE ALBUQUERQUE POLICE

BOMB SQUAD ...We add uh

resisters and

capacitors"... TO TRY

SOMETHING NEW THIS YEAR

-- USING THEIR KNOWLEDGE

OF CIRCUITS TO BUILD

BEEPING EGGS

...beeping egg in egg

box... BEFORE HOSTING AN

EASTER EGG HUNT THIS

WEEKEND FOR CHILDREN WHO

ARE BLIND OR

VISUALLY IMPAIRED. ...

"They've made 25 in

about three hours and

are planning to make 75

total"... ALL FOR KIDS

LIKE 9-YEAR-OLD FAITH

SWITZER.

...

"I think it's important

that blind people get an

opportunity to do the

same thing that sighted

people do"... FAITH HAS

TRIED BOWLING, ROCK

CLIMBING, ZIP LINING ...

...

"I was trying to do

hockey... once but I

fell over

but I got right back

up"... ADAM BUCKNER

PLANS TO GO TO

THE EASTER EGG HUNT WITH

HIS SOON-TO-BE

5-YEAR-OLD SON TYLER ...

WHO HAS CRI DU CHAT

SYNDROME, A RARE GENETIC

DISORDER. TYLER'S VISION

IS IMPAIRED AND DOCTORS

SAID HE WOULDN'T WALK OR

TALK. ...

"Now he's taken 25 steps

on his own 1:04

he has about 30 words

1:11 and one of his

favorites is batman and

spiderman so I can't

complain 1:15"... HE'S

GRATEFUL THAT THE

COMMUNITY'S THINKING

ABOUT KIDS WITH SPECIAL

NEEDS.

...

"We need more of it. you

know, these kids just

want to be normal and...

sorry

"...

...

"It's just really sweet

"...

THE BEEPING EASTER EGG

HUNT IS SCHEDULED FOR

SATURDAY

MORNING FROM 10 TO 11-30

AT U-S-S BULLHEAD PARK,

NEAR GIBSON AND SAN

PEDRO. BACK TO YOU.

OKAY LYSEE. ORGANIZERS

SAY THEY'RE PLANNING FOR

ABOUT 200 PEOPLE TO

ENJOY THE FESTIVITIES...

AND THEY ARE HOPING TO

MAKE IT AN ANNUAL EVENT.

For more infomation >> Bomb squad organizes beeping Easter egg hunt for blind children - Duration: 2:35.

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Why is sitting so bad for us, and what can we do about it? - Duration: 4:06.

Since the dawn of time

we've yearned for more comfortable seating.

We've since perfected the art of sitting

but the problem is that we're now doing it

way too much.

Here are some sobering facts.

On average, Australian adults spend an estimated

five hours a day being sedentary

which basically means sitting still.

Even worse, a quarter of the population are spending

more than eight hours a day on their behinds.

So if you're sedentary for more than 7 hours a day

that's home and work combined

then you could be in trouble.

Even sitting for a bout of 30 minutes at a time

can be bad for your health.

How can sitting be so bad for us?

What if I told you that when you sit

your spine curves

placing stress on your lungs

as well as the muscles and ligaments supporting your spine.

It can also mean reduced blood flow to your limbs

which is why you get pins and needles.

Reduced blood flow is also bad for concentration

with less oxygen meaning slower brain activity.

This all sounds a bit dramatic

but it gets worse.

Sedentary behaviour changes the way your body

processes sugar

and has been associated with cardio-metabolic issues

which is medical speak for heart disease,

diabetes and obesity,

poor mental health and even some cancers.

All of this equals a shortened life span

or reduced quality of life.

But enough doom and gloom.

The good news is that it's an easy fix.

Are you ready?

You just need to break up your sitting habits.

Stand and move about whenever possible.

That's not so scary, is it?

If you sit all day

here are a few ideas to get you moving.

Take the stairs instead of the lift.

This is pretty self-explanatory.

Take the stairs as often as your health permits

and give your mind and body a nice boost

first thing in the morning.

Instead of emailing or calling a colleague

in the same building

walk and talk face-to-face

You don't have to run a marathon.

Walking a few steps to the other end of the office

still gives your muscles a stretch.

Plus, think of how popular you'll be!

If you drive to work

try parking a little further away

and walk some of the way.

While it feels good to get that rock-star park

right in front of work

your body will thank you for that extra

10 minutes on your feet each morning and afternoon.

If you catch public transport

try standing up for some or all of the trip

Buses and trains aren't always fun

but you can make the morning commute a bit more bearable

knowing that your health is improving.

Staying balanced means constantly shifting your weight

which gets the blood flowing.

Just hold on tight!

Ask your boss for a standing workstation

This is often a tough ask for an employer

but standing workstations don't need to cost the earth.

Plus the long-term health of workers will mean

more savings to an employer in the long-run.

If a standing desk isn't possible

try standing whenever you're not typing

such as when reading or talking on the phone.

Suggest a standing meeting

or even a walk and talk

rather than a seated meeting.

Meetings can sometimes be a bit of a drain

so turn a negative into a positive.

For bonus points

put the phone on loudspeaker

and walk around the room.

Or even better, if you take a call on your mobile

take a walk while you talk.

Leave your desk at lunch and go for a walk

Try a change of scenery and get your blood pumping

with a brisk walk in the great outdoors.

Some fresh air will also do you the world of good

as you start the count down until home time.

And that's it!

Break up your sitting habits throughout the day

and you're on your way to a healthier mind and body.

For more infomation >> Why is sitting so bad for us, and what can we do about it? - Duration: 4:06.

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Two Life Sentences for Man Convicted of Providence Murder - Duration: 0:30.

(MM)

NEW AT SIX ---

A PROVIDENCE MAN

CONVICTED OF SHOOTING

ANOTHER MAN IN THE

BACK AND KILLING HIM,

HAS LEARNED HIS

PUNISHMENT.

THE ATTORNEY

GENERAL'S OFFICE TELLS

US---- A JUDGE ORDERED

23-YEAR-OLD JUSTICE

ANDRADE THIS MORNING

TO SERVE---

CONSECUTIVE LIFE

SENTENCES, PLUS TEN

YEARS.

A JURY FOUND ANDRADE

GUILTY IN JANUARY, OF

THE JULY 2014 MURDER

OF 20-YEAR-OLD TY SHON

PERRY.

PROSECUTORS SAY

PERRY WAS OUTSIDE A

RELATIVE'S HOUSE WITH A

GROUP OF PEOPLE----

WHEN ANDRADE FIRED ON

THEM.

POLICE SAY PERRY WAS

NOT THE INTENDED

TARGET.

For more infomation >> Two Life Sentences for Man Convicted of Providence Murder - Duration: 0:30.

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Klobuchar Pushes For Support On Bills Aiming To Stop Opioid Abuse - Duration: 3:01.

WATCHED STATION, THIS IS WCCO 4

NEWS.

THANKS FOR JOINING US.

NEW FIGURES SHOW A DRAMATIC

JUMP IN OPIOID DEATHS IN THE

TWIN CITIES.

AT THE SAME TIME FEDERAL

LAWMAKERS ARE PUSHING FOR NEW

MEASURES TO KEEP AN ESPECIALLY

LETHAL FORM OF OPIOID FROM

COMING INTO THE COUNTRY.

THE NEW FIGURES RELEASED BY A

PROMINENT TWIN CITIES DRUG

ABUSE CONSULTANT SHOWS THAT

OPEN YOITD-RELATED OVERDOSE

DEATHS IN HENNEPIN COUNTY ALONE

ROSE 57% FROM 97 DEATHS IN 2015

TO 153 DEATHS IN 2016.

AS BAD AS THAT IS, AUTHORITIES

ARE WARNING IT COULD GET WORSE.

THAT'S BECAUSE OF A SMALL BUT

GROWING NUMBER OF DEATHS IN

MINNESOTA FROM CARFENTANIL, THE

SYNTHETIC OPIOID IS 100 TIMES

MORE POWERFUL THAN FENTANYL,

THE OPIOID THAT KILLED PRINCE.

ESME MURPHY JOINS US WITH MORE.

THIS IS DISTURBING.

VERY SERIOUS, AMELIA.

THE GRAVITY OF THE SITUATION

WAS HIGHLIGHTED THIS AFTERNOON

AT A NEWS CONFERENCE FEATURING

SENATOR AMY KLOBUCHAR AS WELL

AS TAUPE LOCAL AND FEDERAL

OFFICIALS.

THEY OUTLINED A SERIES OF

MEASURES TO REIN IN THE GROWING

CRISIS.

IN A TOUR OF ST. PAUL UNITED

HOSPITAL'S EMERGENCY ROOM, THE

SENATOR GOT A LESSON IN

ADMINISTERING THE LIFE SAVING

OPIOID ANECDOTE NARCAN.

GIVE IT A GOOD SQUEEZE,

RIGHT THERE.

Reporter: A KLOBUCHAR BILL

IS AIMED AT THE LATEST OPIOID

THREAT CLOSING A LOOPHOLE THAT

ALLOWS A SYNTHETIC OPIOID TO

ENTER THE COUNTRY VIA THE

UNITED STATES POST OFFICE.

IT IS TOUGH TO OVERSTATE THE

URGENCY OF THE CRISIS AND THE

NEED FOR ACTION.

Reporter: THE TINY AMOUNT OF

CAR FENDT FALL NEXT --

CARFENTANIL NEXT TO A PENNY IS

ENOUGH TO SEDATE AN ELEPHANT.

A MICROSCOPIC AMOUNT CAN KILL

HUMANS AND ALREADY BEING BLAMED

FOR FIVE DEATHS IN MINNESOTA.

INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE

TRAFFICKING IN THIS DRUG ARE

PEDALING DEATH.

THERE'S NO WAY TO SUGAR COAT

IT.

Reporter: ANOTHER CLIEWB

SHAAR BILL WOULD -- KLOBUCHAR

BILL WOULD CREATE A REGISTRY TO

CURB A WIDE SCALE PRACTICE

KNOWN AS OPIOID DOCTOR

SHOPPING.

I MET A PROVIDER, A REHAB

GUY UP IN MOORHEAD THAT HAD A

PATIENT THAT GOT 108 DIFFERENT

OPIOID PRESCRIPTIONS FROM 85

DIFFERENT DOCTORS IN 50

DIFFERENT TOWNS.

THIS IS WHAT A PERSON WITH

THE DISEASE OF ADDICTION LOOKS

LIKE.

Reporter: LEXY REID HOLTON

HERSELF A RECOVERING ADDICT AND

A DIRECTOR OF THE FOUNDATION

SAYS DOCTORS AND PATIENTS NEED

TO KNOW ANYONE CAN GET HOOKED.

A THIRD OF THE PEOPLE THAT

ARE PRESCRIBED OPIOIDS BECOME

ADDICTED TO THEM.

SENATOR KLOBUCHAR'S OPIOID

REGISTRY WOULD REQUIRE STATES

TO SHARE INFORMATION FROM THEIR

REGISTRIES TO CUT DOWN ON

DOCTOR SHOPPING.

IN THE EXAMPLE THE SENATOR

MENTIONED THAT PATIENT WAS

GETTING PRESCRIPTIONS IN AT

LEAST FIVE DIFFERENT STATES

INCLUDING RIGHT HERE IN

MINNESOTA.

DOES SENATOR KLOBUCHAR

BELIEVE THERE'S A CHANCE OF ANY

OF THESE BILLS GETTING PASSED

BECAUSE THERE'S SO MUCH

DIVISION IN WASHINGTON RIGHT

NOW IT SEEMS.

ACTUALLY, THE SENATOR SAYS

SHE IS OPENNISTIC BECAUSE BOTH

-- OPTIMISTIC BECAUSE BOTH HER

BILLS ARE BIPARTISAN SUPPORT

AND SHE IS HOPEFUL THAT

PRESIDENT TRUMP WHO TALKED

For more infomation >> Klobuchar Pushes For Support On Bills Aiming To Stop Opioid Abuse - Duration: 3:01.

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Ask for palm oil labelling - Duration: 2:27.

For more infomation >> Ask for palm oil labelling - Duration: 2:27.

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United Faces Scrutiny For Passenger Bumping - Duration: 2:29.

HERE AGAIN A LOOK AT THE

WEATHER RADAR.

STEVE WILL HAVE A CLOSER LOOK

AT THE GAME TIME FORECAST A

LITTLE LATER.

A CHICAGO DEPARTMENT OF

AVIATION OFFICER IS ON LEAVE

FOLLOWING A DISTURBING INCIDENT

AT O'HARE THAT'S GONE VIRAL.

WE HAVE A REPORT ON WHAT

HAPPENED WHEN A PASSENGER

REFUSED TO LEAVE AN OVERSOLD

FLIGHT.

[SCREAMING]

Reporter: PASSENGER AFTER

PASSENGER POSTED VIDEO OF THE

TROUBLING SITUATION.

AN AVIATION OFFICER DRAGGED A

BLOODY TRAVELER FROM THE

FLIGHT.

HE REFUSED TO GIVE UP HIS SEAT.

HE WAS TREATED LIKE A

CRIMINAL.

Reporter: SHE SAYS UNITED

OFFERED INCENTIVES FOR

LOUISVILLE BOUND CUSTOMERS TO

DEPLANE.

WITH NO TAKERS, THEY PICKED

RANDOM PASSENGERS.

IT WAS A UNITED AIRLINES

PROBLEM.

UNITED AIRLINES CAN DENY

SOMEBODY BOARDING.

IT'S WAY THEY DID IT.

Reporter: HE REMINDS US THAT

TICKETS ARE A CONTRACT WITH AN

AIRLINE.

THE FINE PRINT ALLOWS

PASSENGERS TO BE BUMPED BUT

THAT SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED AT

THE GATE, WELL BEFORE YOU WERE

BOARDED.

WHY DID YOU BOARD THE ENTIRE

AIRPLANE?

THE CEO SAID THIS IS AN

UPSETTING INCIDENT TO ALL OF

US.

OUR TEAM IS MOVING WITH A SENSE

OF URGENCY TO CONDUCT OUR OWN

REVIEW.

ONE OFFICER HAS BEEN PLACED ON

LEAVE PENDING REVIEW.

THE INCIDENT WAS NOT IN

ACCORDANCE WITH OUR STANDARD

OPERATING PROCEDURES.

Reporter: THE FEDERAL

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION IS

INITIATING ITS OWN

INVESTIGATION INTO YESTERDAY'S

INCIDENT TO SEE IF THE AIRLINE

IGNORED RULES FOR THE

REASONABLE OVERSALE OF FLIGHTS.

SO VINCE, IS IT THE

DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION POLICE

TO FOLLOW UP WITH ANYTHING THAT

HAPPENS WITH AN AIRLINE?

WHAT HAPPENS IS THAT THE

AIRLINE CALLS THEM.

THEY ARE THE AUTHORITY THAT'S

CALLED TO A SITUATION LIKE

THIS.

THAT'S THE CHOICE THAT THE

AIRLINE HAS AND THAT'S THE DUTY

THAT THE OFFICERS HAVE IS TO

RESPOND TO THAT.

THE QUESTION HERE IS WHY UNITED

TOOK THE STEP WHEN IT TOOK THE

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Lawmakers Push for Federal Funds for Coastal Infrastructure - Duration: 1:31.

TONIGHT, MEMBERS OF

RHODE ISLAND'S

CONGRESSIONAL

DELEGATION SAY --- THE

STATE'S 'COASTAL

INFRASTRUCTURE' NEEDS

UPGRADING.

(MM)

THEY ARE PUSHING FOR

FEDERAL MONEY TO DO IT

--- SAYING WITHOUT IT----

RHODE ISLAND'S COASTAL

COMMUNITIES COULD BE

AT RISK.

EYEWITNESS NEWS

REPORTER STEVE

NIELSEN JOINS US LIVE IN

STUDIO WITH DETAILS ON

THEIR PROPOSAL THAT

ARE

NEW AT SIX.

(SN)

MIKE AND SHANNON ---

SENATORS JACK REED

AND SHELDON

WHITEHOUSE, ALONG

WITH CONGRESSMAN JIM

LANGEVIN, MADE THEIR

CASE AT AN EVENT AT

CONIMICUT POINT IN

WARWICK THIS MORNING.

THEY SAY RISING SEA

LEVELS, COMBINED WITH

SEVERE WEATHER COULD

HAVE CATASTROPHIC

IMPACTS ON COASTAL

COMMUNITIES LIKE

WARWICK --- UNLESS

INFRASTRUCTURE

IMPROVEMENTS ARE

MADE.

(SN)

THEY POINT TO

PROJECTIONS BY THE

RHODE ISLAND COASTAL

RESOURCES

MANAGEMENT COUNCIL ---

WHICH SHOW A 1-

HUNDRED-YEAR STORM

COULD CUT WARWICK

NECK OFF FROM THE REST

OF THE CITY, EFFECTIVELY

TURNING IT INTO A

TEMPORARY ISLAND.

(SN)

SO REED, WHITEHOUSE,

AND OTHER SENATE

DEMOCRATS

WANT 25 BILLION

DOLLARS IN FEDERAL

INFRASTRUCTURE

FUNDING SET ASIDE FOR

COASTAL COMMUNITIES TO

SHORE UP ROADS AND

BRIDGES --- TO MAKE

THEM MORE RESILIENT TO

NATURAL DISASTERS.

IT'S PART OF A ONE-

TRILLION DOLLAR

INFRASTRUCTURE

BLUEPRINT DEMOCRATS

INTRODUCED, FOLLOWING

PRESIDENT TRUMP'S CALL

FOR MAJOR

INFRASTUCTURE

SPENDING.

BUT SENATOR REED SAYS

HE'S CONCERNED THE

TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S

APPARENT SKEPTICISM ON

CLIMATE CHANGE COULD

MAKE THAT MONEY

HARDER TO GET.

["This is not just a Rhode

Island

issue, when you go down to the

Gulf

Coast, Alabama, Mississippi,

they

have the same practical

problems,

so I think you're going to get

some

support across party lines "]

(SN)

LAWMAKERS SAY

INVESTING IN COASTAL

INFRASTRUCTURE WILL

ALSO HAVE THE ADDED

BONUS OF CREATING

MORE JOBS.

STEVE NIELSEN,

EYEWITNESS NEWS.

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Manhunt On For Suspect Accused Of Sending Manifesto To Trump - Duration: 1:56.

BRESLOW WAS WITH THE APARTMENT

FOR 10 YEARS AND WAS PART OF

THE S.W.A.T.

TEAM.

THE CAUSE OF THE CRASH REMAINS

UNDER INVESTIGATION.

AN INTENSE MANHUNT CONTINUES

IN THE MIDWEST WHERE A MAN

STOLE 16 GUNS FROM A GUNSHOT.

THEY ARE ESPECIALLY CONCERNED

BECAUSE THE MAN IS THREATENING

TO USE THE WEAPONS AGAINST

POLITICAL OFFICIALS AFTER

RELEASING A TRUMP MANIFESTO.

YOU WILL NEVER FORGET THIS

FACE.

WON A ROSKIE EMAILED HIS

MANIFESTO TO PRESIDENT DONALD

TRUMP ON TUESDAY, HE BROUGHT

WITNESSES TO MARK THE OCCASION.

REVOLUTION. IT'S TIME FOR

CHANGE.

Reporter: 3 HOURS LATER,

JAKUBOWSKI SPOKE -- BROKE INTO

A GUN SHOP AND STOLE 16 RIFLES

AND HANDGUNS.

THEY FOUND HIS ABANDONED AND

BURNED CAR A SHORT DISTANCE

AWAY.

IT'S THE DAY.

TODAY IS THE DAY.

REMEMBER THIS FACE.

Reporter: ABOUT 150 LOCAL,

STATE, AND FEDERAL OFFICERS ARE

INVOLVED IN THE MANHUNT.

THEY SEARCHED HOMES IN

JANESVILLE BUT CAME UP EMPTY.

PLEASE CALL, EVEN IF YOU

THINK YOUR INFORMATION MAY NOT

BE IMPORTANT.

WE MAY FIND THAT IT IS

IMPORTANT.

Reporter: INVESTIGATORS

SUSPECT HE WAS HIGHLY AGITATED

RECENTLY OVER POLITICAL ISSUES.

BASICALLY, HE IS ANGRY AT

ALL GOVERNMENT, WHETHER IT'S

THE PRESIDENT, LOCAL OFFICIALS,

OR LAW ENFORCEMENT.

Reporter: THEY SAY THEY

DON'T KNOW OF ANY SPECIFIC

THREATS.

BUT SCHOOLS WERE CLOSED ON

FRIDAY AND POLICE STEPPED UP

PATROLS AROUND CHURCHES ON

SUNDAY.

ONE, CANCELED PALM SUNDAY

SERVICES.

THIS IS THE ARMAGEDDON GUN SHOP

BEHIND ME.

JAKUBOWSKI RUBBED IT ON THE

SAME DAY HE SENT THAT MANIFESTO

TO PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP.

WITHIN THE LAST 24 HOURS, THERE

AT LEAST TWO REPORTED SIGHTINGS

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5 For Good: Students donate stuffed animals for kids in traumatic situations - Duration: 0:44.

>> KIDS FROM THE GODDARD SCHOOL

IN READING DROPPING OFF A BIG

DONATION OF STUFFED ANIMALS FOR

PROJECTS MILE.

MARIA: IT ALSO COLLECTS

DONATIONS FOR KIDS CAUGHT UP IN

TRAUMATIC SITUATIONS.

THEY AR HANDED OUT BY FIRST

RESPONDERS.

THIS PRESCHOOL COLLECTED ABOUT

100 TOYS.

KIDS AT 15 DIFFERENT GODDARD

SCHOOL LOCATIONS TOOK PART IN

THIS COLLECTION, BRINGING IN

4000 STUFFED ANIMALS IN TOTAL.

THAT MAKES A LOT OF PEOPLE

SMILE, NICE JOB.

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sledding snake stair~edited titled etc for MT final 4 10 - Duration: 2:20.

[grooming the place that hung me up the first 3 takes....]

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PawSox Owners Lay Out Plans for Potential New Ballpark - Duration: 4:25.

(HE)

OUR IN-DEPTH

COVERAGE OF OPENING

DAY AT MCCOY

CONTINUES.

AS THE SEASON GETS

UNDERWAY -- THE FUTURE

OF THE STADIUM IS STILL

UP IN THE AIR.

(MM)

LAST WEEK --

WE TOLD YOU THAT-----

THE PAWSOX ARE HOPING

TO REPLICATE FENWAY

PARK IN PAWTUCKET.

BUT -- RIGHT NOW -

THERE ARE STILL

QUESTIONS.

EYEWITNESS NEWS

REPORTER KIM KALUNIAN

IS LIVE IN PAWTUCKET

NOW -

WITH MORE FROM THE

BLACKSTONE VALLEY

MOBILE NEWSROOM.

: MIKE, SHANNON -- WE'RE

HERE AT OPENING DAY AT

MCCOY BUT PLANS WE

COULD SOON SEE THE

PAWSOX PLAYING AT ONE

OF TWO DIFFERENT

VENUES HERE IN

PAWTUCKET -- BUT WHEN

IT COMES TO A TIMELINE

OR SPECIFICS ON

FUNDING FOR THOSE

PROJECTS, DETAILS ARE

STILL SCARCE.

[" "]

75 YEARS AT MCCOY STADIUM --

MONDAY MARKS ANOTHER

HOME OPENER

Charles Steinberg

President, Pawsox

Our hope today is that we bring

everyone together, share the

sunshine, share the baseball

PAWSOX PRESIDENT CHARLES

STEINBERG SAYS ALTHOUGH

THERE ARE PLANS TO

POTENTIALLY LEAVE MCCOY

FOR A YET-TO-BE-BUILT

STADIUM, THEIR LOYALTY

REMAINS IN PAWTUCKET

Charles Steinberg

President, Pawsox

This is our home. This is where

we

want to stay. This is where we

hope

we will be for generations to

come.

THE TEAM AND CITY ARE

CURRENTLY LOOKING AT TWO

SITES -- THIS WOODED AREA ON

TAFT STREET, CALLED THE

TIDEWATER SITE, WHERE A

STADIUM WOULD BE BUILT

ALONG THE SEEKONK RIVER.

AND HERE, WHERE THE ICONIC

APEX STORE STANDS IN THE

SHADOW OF 95. STEINBERG

SAYS THE TEAM WANTS TO

LEAVE IT UP TO THE CITY WHICH

SITE IS BEST.

Tony Pires

Pawtucket's Director of

Administration

Our suspicion is because of the

proximity to the downtown area

that

the apex site might be the most

effective

PAWTUCKET'S DIRECTOR OF

ADMINISTRATION TONY PIRES

SAYS THE CITY COMMISSIONED

AN ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY

OF THE TWO SITES, AND

EXPECTS THE RESULTS IN THE

COMING WEEKS.

Tony Pires

Pawtucket's Director of

Administration

There are folks like me that

just love

baseball but at the end of the

day

it's a business decision, and

it's a

business decision on behalf of

the

taxpayers of the state and the

city

JUST HOW MUCH MONEY

TAXPAYERS COULD BE ASKED

TO PAY FOR THE NEW STADIUM

AND HOW SOON -- NEITHER

PIRES NOR STEINBERG WAS

READY TO SAY.

Charles Steinberg

President, Pawsox

There's no financing plan but

you

can be sure the PawSox would pay

their fair share even though

it's a

public park.

AND THE PAWSOX

OWNERS SAY THE PLAN IS

STAY HERE AT MCCOY

THROUGH THE END OF

THEIR LEASE, WHICH

EXPIRES IN JANUARY OF

2021 -- BUT WITH PLANS

TO POTENTIALLY MOVE I

ASKED WHAT WE CAN

EXPECT TO SEE AND

KNOW ON OPENING DAY

NEXT YEAR -- I'LL TELL YOU

WHAT THE TEAM AND THE

CITY SAYS COMING UP

NEW AT 6. KK EWN.

HAVE AT LEAST ONE MORE

SEASON AT MCCOY AFTER

THIS ONE --- IT MAY NOT BE

LONG BEFORE THEY GET A

REPLACEMENT.

(MM)

NEW AT SIX

---EYEWITNESS NEWS

REPORTER KIM KALUNIAN

HAS NEW INFORMATION

ON A TIMETABLE FOR

CONSTRUCTION.

SHE CONTINUES OUR

OPENING DAY IN-DEPTH

COVERAGE, LIVE FROM

PAWTUCKET WITH THE

BLACKSTONE VALLEY

MOBILE NEWSROOM.

MIKE, SHANNON -- PLANS

ARE IN THE WORKS TO

POTENTIALLY MOVE THE

PAWSOX HERE FROM

MCCOY TO A NEW

LOCATION IN PAWTUCKET.

A TIMELINE AND DETAILS

ON FUNDING ARE STILL

SCARCE BUT TODAY CITY

OFFICIALS TELL ME, ON

OPENING DAY NEXT YEAR,

A NEW STADIUM MIGHT

ALREADY BE UNDER

CONSTRUCTION.

SUN SHINES ON MCCOY

STADIUM FOR OPENING DAY

2017 --

AND WITH PLANS FOR A NEW

STADIUM IN THE WORKS THE

CITY OF PAWTUCKET COULD

LOOK A LITTLE DIFFERENT BY

THIS TIME NEXT YEAR

Fans coming to McCoy stadium to

see opening day in 2018 would be

ale to drive by a site where

there are

cranes in the sky and that

ground

has been broke and construction

has begun.

THAT'S THE IDEAL SITUATION

ACCORDING TO PAWTUCKET'S

DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION,

TONY PIRES.

CURRENTLY AN ECONOMIC

IMPACT STUDY IS BEING

CONDUCTED FOR TWO

POTENTIAL FUTURE HOMES

FOR THE PAWSOX -- ONE HERE

AT THIS WOODED AREA ON TAFT

STREET -- THE TIDEWATER SITE

THAT WOULD SEE A STADIUM

CONSTRUCTED ALONG THE

RIVER.

THE OTHER AT THE ICONIC

APEX STORE IN THE SHADOW

OF 95.

A ballpark should be where it

does

the most good for the community

and that is a public policy

question

so that's why we've asked the

mayor tell us, where do you

think a

ballpark would do the most good

for

Pawtucket

Tony Pires

Pawtucket's Director of

Adminisration

Our suspicion is because of the

proximity to the downtown area

that

the Apex site might be the most

effective

PIRES SAYS THEY'LL

EVENTUALLY APPROACH THE

OWNERS OF THE APEX SITE

AND THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

TO SEE HOW THEY CAN IRON

OUT A DEAL. FOR NOW, BOTH

THE TEAM AND THE CITY AREN'T

OFFERING MANY DETAILS

ABOUT FUNDING.

Charles Steinberg

President, Pawsox

There's no financing plan but

you

can be sure the PawSox would pay

their fair share even though

it's a

public park.

AND PIRES TELLS ME THAT

ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY

SHOULD BE DONE IN THE

COMING WEEKS AT WHICH

POINT THEY'LL BEGIN

TALKING MORE ABOUT

SPECIFICS OF THE

PROPOSAL...HE SAYS

FOLKS CAN EXPECT

PUBLIC HEARINGS TO BE A

BIG PART OF THE

PROCESS. KK EWN.

(MM)

AND A REMINDER,

YOU CAN WATCH

TONIGHT'S PAWSOX HOME

OPENER AS WELL AS

SEVERAL SATURDAY

NIGHT GAMES, LIVE ON

MYRI TV.

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City Looking for Floodplain Program Applicants - Duration: 1:04.

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Mt. Vernon man indicted for 1985 Franklin Co. cold case murder - Duration: 2:37.

ELLIE: TONIGHT

INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY'VE SOLVED

A COLD CASE MORE THAN 30-

YEARS-OLD. THEY ARRESTED A 63-

YEAR-OLD MAN FOR THE MURDER OF

SHARLA SPANGLER AND CONNECTED

HIM TO THE CRIME BY USING A

SINGLE FINGERPRINT.

ELLIE: NBC4'S ROB SNEED

JOINS US AT THE INTERSECTION OF

EAST DUBLIN GRANVILLE AND

HAMILTON ROADS...... WHERE

INVESTIGATORS FOUND HER BODY

BACK IN 1985. ROB...THIS IS A

VERY EMOTIONAL TIME FOR THE

FAMILY?

ROB: AUTHORITIES TELL ME

SPANGLER'S FAMILY WAS VERY

THANKFUL POLICE DIDN'T GIVE UP.

ALL IT TOOK TO CONNECT

THE SUSPECT IN THIS CASE TO THE

VICTIM......WAS A FINGERPRINT

MATCH 32 YEARS LATER.

A QUIET COLD WINTERS DAY -

JANUARY 1985 - BROUGHT WITH IT A

HORRIFIC DISCOVERY. 24-YEAR-OLD

SHARLA SPANGLER WAS FOUND SHOT

TO DEATH UNDER THIS TRAILER. HER

WRISTS....DUCT TAPED. FRANKLIN

COUNTY PROSECUTOR RON O'BRIEN

TELLS NBC4 IT WAS DOUGLAS

KRUMLAUF OF MT. VERNON OHIO WHO

KILLED HER. 18-31 KRUMLAUF WAS

ARRESTED IN 2015 AND AS A RESULT

HIS FINGERPRINTS WERE TAKEN INTO

THE COMPUTER. AND IT'S ONLY

RECENTLY CONNECTED TO THE FINGER

PRINT FOUND AT THE SCENE IN THIS

CASE. OBRIEN SAYS THERE WERE

TWO FINGERPINTS FOUND.

ONE......RIGHT ABOVE ONE SIDE OF

THE TRAILER....AND ANOTHER ON A

ROLL OF DUCT TAPE FOUND ON THE

GROUND NEAR SPANGLER'S BODY. "SO

WE HAVE THE FINGERPRINT ON THE

TRAILER , THE FINGERPRINT OF THE

DUCT TAPE ON THE GROUND ALONG

WITH THE VICTIMS DNA ON THE DUCT

TAPE ON THE GROUND. AND DUCT

TAPE ON HER LEFT WRIST." A

TRAGIC ENDING TO A WOMAN WHO

PROSECUTORS SAY WAS JUST TRYING

TO LEAVE WORK AT THE FORMER

DANCE CLUB......THE GOLDEN FOX

LOUNGE IN GAHANNA. DETECTIVE

STEVE EPPERT WITH THE COLD CASE

UNIT WORKED CLOSLY WITH THIS

INVESTIGATION. IT'S HARD FOR HIM

TO PUT INTO WORDS JUST HOW

THRILLED HE IS FOR SPANGLER'S

FAMILY. "IT'S PROBABLY ONE OF

THE MOST GRATIFYING THINGS OF

THE JOB. NOT THAT YOU'RE SOLVING

A CASE BUT YOU'RE ACTUALLY

SOLVING AN OLD CASE THAT

PROBABLY MOST FAMILY MEMBERS

FIGURE IT WOULD NEVER BE

SOLVED." AS THIS CASE CONTINUES

TO PLAY OUT AND KRUMLAUF FACES

CHARGES OF ONE COUNT OF

AGGRIVATED MURDER AND ONE COUNT

OF MURDER....WITH A FIREARM....

......EPPERT SAYS SPANGLER'S

FAMILY CAN NOW REST AT EASE

KNOWING CLOSURE IS JUST AROUND

THE CORNER.

ROB: TODAY WE WERE TOLD

THAT SPANGLER HAS A SISTER IN

THE AREA....BUT SHE JUST

COULDN'T SPEAK WITH US AT THE

MOMENT. LIVE IN GAHANNA ROB

SNEED NBC 4.