Waching daily Feb 4 2017

YET RETURNED ANY SAMPLES.

3

IT'S A CHILLY, CHILLY

NIGHT..BUT THAT DIDN'T STOP

SEVERAL ICE SKATERS FROM

BARING IT ALL.TONIGHT.. THE

RIVERSIDE SKATING RINK IN WEST

LAFAYETTE HOSTED THE 13TH

ANNUAL DARE TO BEAR.SKATERS

MADE THEIR WAY AROUND THE

RINK.. IN JUST THEIR SWIMSUITS!

PARTICIPANTS WERE TREATED TO

PIZZA AND HOT CHOCOLATE.

ORGANIZERS SAY YEAR AFTER

YEAR.. THE TURNOUT IS THERE..

NO MATTER HOW COLD IT IS.

3

#@KEVIN NOE: "THIS STARTED

BOUT THE TIME THE RINK OPENED.

IT WAS JUST KIND OF LIKE,

'HEY,EVERYBODY'S LOOKING

FORWARD TO IT BEING WARM, SO

WE MIGHT AS WELL ACT LIKE IT

IS."@# THE DARE TO BEAR

EVENT LASTED UNTIL 8- 30

TONIGHT.. THEN THE RINK OPENED

TO SKATERS WHO WANTED TO STAY

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Yao Ming Gives Himself Credit for Tracy McGrady's 13 Points in 35 seconds - Duration: 0:35.

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Search for missing Pinellas Park woman spreads via social media - Duration: 2:23.

TO HELP THE WOMAN.

THE SUSPECTED ATTACKER WAS

CAUGHT LATER.

HER NAME IS CARA SANFORD,

MISSING MORE THAN TWO WEEKS.

POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR HER

TONIGHT, BUT SO ARE A LOT OF

OTHER PEOPLE AFTER THE FAMILY

TURNED TO SOCIAL MEDIA FOR

HELP.

WHEN SOMEONE DISAPPEARS,

FAMILIES TEND TO CALL POLICE

FIRST.

AFTER THAT MANY OF THEM TURN TO

FACEBOOK FOR HELP.

NEWS CHANNEL 8'S AVERY COTTON

IS JOINING US TONIGHT FROM

TAMPA TO EXPLAIN HOW SOCIAL

MEDIA CAN BE A REAL LIFESAVER.

Reporter: WELL, GOOD

EVENING TO YOU, KEITH.

FACEBOOK MAKES IT TOO EASY TO

TAKE A FLYER LIKE THIS AND

SHARE IT TO YOUR ENTIRE NETWORK

OF FRIENDS.

ONE FAMILY, THOUGH, SAYS A

FACEBOOK POST SIMPLY IS NOT

ENOUGH AND THEY ARE ASKING

POLICE FOR HELP.

HOW MANY TIMES DO YOU HAVE

TO GO TO GET HELP AND THEY TELL

YOU THEY CAN'T HELP YOU?

Reporter: FOR WEEKS

CHARLENE BISHOP HAS DESPERATELY

BEEN SEARCHING FOR HER DAUGHTER

CARA SANFORD.

CHARLENE WENT TO THE POLICE

SEVERAL OCCASIONS ASKING FOR

HELP.

IF MY DAUGHTER WENT IN AND

STOLE SOMETHING FROM A STORE OR

ROBBED A BANK, EVERYBODY WOULD

BE LOOKING FOR HER.

SHE'S A MISSING PERSON AND SHE

NEEDS MEDICATION.

Reporter: SHE TURNED TO

FACEBOOK WHERE THE POST HAS

BEEN SHARED HUNDREDS OF TIMES.

IT WAS ON FACEBOOK IN

GEORGIA AND SHE SAID WHAT IS

GOING ON?

Reporter: SOCIAL MEDIA HAS

CHANGED HOW WE SEARCH FOR

MISSING PEOPLE.

JUST THIS WEEK THERE HAVE BEEN

SEVERAL POSTS ON OUR FACEBOOK

PAGE.

WHEN I CONTACTED THEM, THEIR

FRIENDS HAD ALREADY BEEN FOUND.

WE SEE THAT.

Reporter: THAT'S ONE OF THE

REASONS YOU MAY SEE MORE

MISSING PERSON POSTS ON SOCIAL

MEDIA THAN IN THE NEWS.

POLICE MUST DETERMINE WHETHER

IT'S A MISSING PERSONS CASE OR

A RUN-AWAY.

WE WILL LET OUR OFFICERS

KNOW THAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

SOMEBODY AND IS THIS IS HOW

THEY'RE -- AND THIS IS HOW

THEY'RE DRESSED, LAST SEEN IN

THAT AREA, BUT THAT'S DIFFERENT

THAN IF IT'S TRULY SOMEONE WHO

MIGHT NOT KNOW HOW TO FIND

THEIR WAY HOME.

Reporter: IN THIS CASE

POLICE SEND AN ALERT TO THE

MEDIA.

THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED WHEN WE

CONTACTED PINELLAS PARK POLICE

AFTER WE SPOKE WITH CHARLENE

BISHOP.

YOU CAN SEE RIGHT THERE.

WOW.

SO SOMEBODY IS HELPING.

Reporter: AND HERE IS

ANOTHER LOOK AT CARA SANFORD.

SHE WAS LAST SEEN IN PINELLAS

PARK WITH HER DOG, A YORKIE.

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON

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Blocked-off Zipper Lane entrance may not reopen for another year - Duration: 2:48.

IT'S BEEN MONTHS SINCE THE

ZIPPER LANE GOT A

OFF.

BRIGETTE NAMATA GOT ANSWERS.

BRIGETTE?

ANOTHER YEAR.

i spoke with the states

transportation director, ed

sniffen tells me when they

re-striped the lanes, from a

single lane zipper lane, to two

lanes, there wasn't enough

space to safely allow drivers to

merge.

15;28;24;20 we looked at

but sniffen says even though

it's been closed for nearly 6

months, doesn't mean the state

has forgotten.

15;29;55;27 we have let

them know that we are still

studying the area to see what we

can do to allow an entry,

on nimitz hwy. 30.06

15:30:25 brigette will we see a

solution in the near future?

or is it something like closed

permanently now? 30.30

15;30;30;30 ed: we're

not ready to say closed

permanently yet. we're still

working on a solution. but it's

here are the other road projects

the state says are

priorities:

adding contraflow to kahekili

highway ... construction is set

should be done by june this

year... and adding a lane on

the moanalua freeway westbound,

from the merge

area in halawa... sniffen tells

me it should be finished by

patient with us. help us work

through these initiatives and

i'm sure we can get to the

potentially be that way. that's

correct 31.13

WE'RE ASKING HOW MANY PEOPLE

USED TO USE

THAT HALAWA ENTRANCE. I'LL LET

YOU KNOW WHEN

EXTRA LANE

WAS ADDED-- THE NUMBER OF

DRIVERS USING THE

NAMATA, KHON2 NEWS.

IF YOU HAVE A NEWS TIP OR SEE

SOMETHING

NEWS-WORTHY.."REPORT IT" AT

KHON2 DOT COM OR

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Holyoke Police Officers help raise money for veterans - Duration: 0:42.

TRANSFERRED OWNERSHIP IN 2016,

MORE THAN THE PREVIOUS THREE

YEARS.

IT'S CALLED "MANUARY."

AND IT CALLS FOR POLICE OFFICERS

TO GROW THEIR BEARDS OUT, FOR A

GOOD

CAUSE.

FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY, NEARLY

20 HOLYOKE POLICE OFFICERS WERE

CALLED TO "PROTECT" AND NOT

"SHAVE," TO HELP RAISE MONEY FOR

WESTERN

MASSACHUSETTS VETERANS.

POLICE PARTNERED WITH HOMEWARD

VETS, A SOUTHAMPTON COMPANY THAT

PROVIDES VETERANS OF WESTERN

MASSACHUSETTS WITH FREE

FURNITURE, AS

THEY TRANSITION FROM BEING

HOMELESS TO HAVING A PLACE TO

CALL HOME.

SO FAR, OFFICERS HAVE RAISED

MORE THAN $2000

IF EVERY YEAR WE COULD RAISE

SOME MONEY AND

HELP THESE PEOPLE. WE'RE MORE

THAN HAPPY TO DO IT. IT JUST

MAKES LIFE A LITTLE BETTER FOR

EVERYONE AROUND.

THE MONEY WILL HELP MORE THAN

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For the Online Conference of Music Therapy - Duration: 5:17.

My name is Ivan Astakhov.

I'm the director of The Music Therapy Orchestra "Improviz" and the head of Barnaul's Musical

Volunteer school.

I'd like to tell you about our experience.

The project of the Music Therapy Orchestra "Improviz" was founded in 2014 by Anton Cherepavov,

clinnical psychologist and a musician.

He was using music in his practice for some time, and found that doing it with a team

is more effective than alone.

So he gathered us, a team, and for almost a year we've been working as musical volunteers

here in Barnaul.

We've done about 50 musical events at social places in Barnaul, such as children oncology

department of hospital, hospice, orphanage, and on.

Then, Anton decided to go to Moscow, to study for a science degree.

When he left, we felt like we don't have enough skills and knowledge to continue to do what

we did.

We weren't neither psychologists, therapeuts or well-skilled musicians.

But we did what we could, gaining our own experience.

And that experience lead us to an insight: if we don't have enough skills, we should

found where to learn them, found those who can teach us.

That's how the project of the Music volunteering school was founded.

Last summer I have won a grant for this project, and since September we've been doing regular

classes for a group of those who are interested in such volunteering and the members of the

Improviz Orchestra.

Some classes are held by psychologist and art-therapist Alisa Barbarosh, who is also

our supervisor, some - by Natalia Astakhova, a lecturer of Altai state pedagogical university.

On this classes we're learning how to do our events, classes in a right way with a different

kinds of clients, how to see their state and choose the right way of interaction with them.

Also there's classes of music, held by Ilya Nuzirov, a musician.

He's teaching us how to play together, how to improvise in a group with a clients, which

songs to choose at the events.

Here's how our lessons going.

Surely, we're also having some practice at the school.

Our local center of social help is allowing us to do our events regularly and with a different

kinds of clients, from kids to elder people.

Here's how we're doing it.

Don't worry, we have all the permissions for filming it and showing it to you.

For now, our school's student are just watching these events and playing music with the clients.

But soon they will be able to do such events by themselves.

We hope that by May we'll have at least 10 new well qualified musical volunteers that

can continue our practice and share our experience further.

Thank you very much for watching.

For more infomation >> For the Online Conference of Music Therapy - Duration: 5:17.

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Ring the bell! Jimmy dances for joy after finishing chemo treatments - Duration: 1:38.

UST

THE BEGINNING OF THIS STORY

WHEN JIMMY RANG THIS BELL IT WAS

MORE THAN SIGNIFYING THE FINAL

ROUND OF CHEMOTHERAPY.

THIS DANCING MACHINE LET THE

WORLD KNOW HE IS VERY MUCH

ALIVE.

>> HE'S JUST ONE OF THOSE KIDS

THAT YOU JUST CAN'T HELP BUT

LOVE.

REPORTER: JIMMY'S PARENTS

SHARING THE DANCE MOVES ON

FACEBOOK, MARKING THEIR SON'S

SIX AND A HALF YEAR BATTLE WITH

A BRAIN TUMOR.

>> MY HAPPINESS AND JOY COMES

FROM WATCHING HIM GET TO SEE AND

EXPERIENCE PEOPLE LOVING HIM.

THAT HEAMS HIM.

REPORTER: LOOKING AT THIS BALL

OF ENERGY YOU WOULDN'T KNOW

DOCTORS ONCE SAID JIMMY WOULDN'T

MAKE IT TO HIS FIRST BIRTHDAY.

>> HE'S HERE AND HE'S OUR

INSPIRATION.

REPORTER: HIS DAD SAYS THE BELL

RINGING IS A BATTLE CRY.

>> IT WAS TOUGH HOLDING IT

TOGETHER THEN, BUT WHEN YOU TURN

AROUND AND YOU SEE 20 OR 30

PEOPLE FROM THE CHILDREN'S

HOSPITAL ON COLD FLOOR THAT HAVE

BEEN WALKING THE JOURNEY WITH US

FOR THIS LONG, THAT WAS REALLY

SPECIAL.

REPORTER: JIMMY LETS HIS DANCING

DO HIS TALKING, BUT CLEARLY THIS

MEANS THE WORLD TOM.

>> IT WAS LIKE AWESOME.

I'M SO GLAD ATO BE DONE.

I'M SO GLAD TO BE DONE

TREATMENT.

REPORTER: JIMMY'S ENTIRE SCHOOL

ALSO GOT INTO THE ACT,

SURPRISING HIM AT ROGERS

ELEMENTARY.

>> LOVE HEALS JIMMY, AND HE GETS

IT FROM EVERYONE HE KNOWS AND WE

LOVE EVERYONE THAT IS ABLE TO

GIVE IT TO HIM, AND EVERYONE

DOES.

For more infomation >> Ring the bell! Jimmy dances for joy after finishing chemo treatments - Duration: 1:38.

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Deep Learning with Tensorflow - RBMs and Autoencoders - Duration: 5:04.

Hello, and welcome!

In this video we will provide an overview of RBMs and autoencoders.

RBMs, or Restricted Boltzmann Machines, are shallow neural networks that only have two layers.

They are used to find patterns in data by reconstructing the input.

We say that they are "restricted" because neurons within the same layer are not connected.

RBMs were first created by Paul Smolensky in 1986, and they were further developed by

Geoffrey Hinton in 2002.

RBMs are useful in many applications like dimensionality reduction, feature extraction,

and collaborative filtering, just to name a few.

So let's take a closer look at the learning process of an RBM.

We mentioned that RBMs learn patterns and extract important features in data by reconstructing

the input.

So let's say that we provide an image as input to an RBM.

The pixels are processed by the input layer, which is also known as the visible layer.

The learning process consists of several forward and backward passes, where the RBM tries to

reconstruct the input data.

The weights of the neural net are adjusted in such a way that the RBM can find the relationships

among input features, and determine which features are relevant.

After training is complete, the net is able to reconstruct the input based on what it learned.

During this process, 3 major steps are repeated.

The first step is the forward pass.

In the forward pass, every input is combined with an individual weight and an overall bias.

The result goes to the hidden layer, whose neurons may or may not activate.

Then we get to step 2: the backward pass.

In the backward pass, the activated neurons in the hidden layer send the results back

to the visible layer, where the input will be reconstructed.

During this step, the data passed backwards is also combined with individual weights and

an overall bias.

Once the information gets to the visible layer, the input is reconstructed and the RBM performs

the third step.

Step 3 consists of assessing the quality of the reconstruction by comparing it to the

original data.

The RBM then calculates the error and adjusts the weights and bias in order to minimize it.

These 3 steps are repeated until the error is sufficiently low.

Let's touch on a few reasons why RBMs are such a great tool.

A big advantage is that RBMs excel when working with unlabeled data.

Most important real-world datasets are unlabeled, like videos, photos, and audio files, so RBMs

provide a lot of benefit in these types of unsupervised learning problems.

Another advantage is that during the learning process, the RBM extracts features from the

input, and it decides which features are relevant, and how to best combine them to form patterns.

Also, RBMs are generally more efficient at dimensionality reduction than principal component

analysis, which is a popular alternative.

As RBMs learn from the data, they actually encode their own structure.

This is why they're grouped into a larger family of models known as the autoencoders.

Autoencoders were first introduced in the 1980s by Geoffrey Hinton.

According to Pierre Baldi of UC Irvine, they addressed the problem of back propagation

using the input data as the teacher.

Generally speaking, the main goal of these neural nets is to take unlabeled inputs, encode

them, and then try to reconstruct them afterwards, based on the most valuable features identified

in the data.

They're used for tasks that involve feature extraction, data compression, dimensionality

reduction, and learning generative models of data.

So let's take a look at their structure.

Most autoencoders are shallow networks, with an input layer, a few hidden layers, and an

output layer.

As we saw before, RBMs are autoencoders with only two layers.

Autoencoders use backpropagation in their learning process.

Instead of cost, the metric used to assess the quality of the network is loss, which

is the amount of information lost in the reconstruction of the input.

The goal is to minimize the loss, so that we have an output that's as close to the input

as possible.

At this point, you should have a better understanding of the structure and applications of RBMs

and autoencoders.

Thank you for watching this video.

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Detection of Adulterant in Dal - OLabs - Duration: 1:17.

Detection of Adulterant in Dal

To do experiment we require: test tubes, arhar dal, distilled water, and hydrochloric acid.

Take a clean test tube. Put some dal into the test tube using a spatula.

Add some distilled water into the test tube. Shake the solution properly.

Allow it to stand for a few minutes. Take concentrated Hydrochloric acid using

a dropper. Add a few drops of concentrated Hydrochloric

acid to the test solution. Indication of pink colour shows the presence

of the adulterant metanil yellow in the test material.

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Alabamians excited for the big game - Duration: 1:56.

PATRIOTS TAKE ON THE FALCONS.

THE NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS AND

THE ATLANTA FALCONS ARE

GETTING READY TO TAKE THE

FIELD FOR THE BIGGEST

PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL GAME OF

THE YEAR.

AND FANS ARE GETTING READY TO

WATCH IT ALL UNFOLD.

HERE IN BIRMINGHAM WHERE

FOOTBALL IS KING A LOT OF

)S GAME.

THAT'S PARTLY BECAUSE THE

ATLANTA FALCONS ARE UP FOR THE

TITLE--AND THERE ARE SOME

FAMILIAR FACES ON THE FIELD.

CBS 42 NEWS REPORTER BRITTANY

BIVINS WENT TO A LOCAL

RESTAURANT EXPECTING BIG

CROWDS SUNDAY.

HOOTER'S OFF LAKESHORE IN

BIRMINGHAM SAYS IT WILL HAVE

THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF

STAFF--READY NOT JUST FOR

CROWDS EATING IN--BUT TAKING

OUT.

THEY THINK THE NUMBERS--COULD

RIVAL THAT OF THE COLLEGE

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.

ON SUNDAY--HOOTERS MANAGERS

EXPECT ALL THESE SEATS TO BE

FILLED. THAT COULD INCLUDE

SOME NEWER FANS TO

PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL.

9-14

Meleisha Holcombe

Wants Falcons to win

"i think a lot of people will

be interested in it. I've

heard a lot of debate about

it. The patriots are big, you

know, but I mean, the falcons,

they've come a long way to

get where they are."

WITH PLAYERS A LOT OF

ALABAMIANS ARE USED TO

SEEING--INCLUDING JULIO JONES.

25-33

Alex Hughes

Falcons fan

"anybody that's a bama fan

wants to see julio and other

guys like dontay hightower,

somebody like that that's in

the NFL, they want to see us

alabama players make it in the

NFL."

37-43

Orlandus Hardy

Plans to watch game

"they're going to be

supporting him. I know I have

family related to him that's

going to be watching just

because he's in it."

RESTAURANT MANAGERS EXPECT THE

BIGGEST CROWDS--SINCE THE

COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASON ENDED.

WITH EVEN BIGGER EXPECTATIONS.

"i say, predictions, big

score-41-6. Falcons win."

SUPERMARKET MANAGERS TOLD ME

THEY'RE EXPECTING A BOOST OF

THEIR OWN--FROM PEOPLE WHO

WON'T VENTURE OUT TO EAT.

SOME OF THOSE CROWDS COULD BE

THE BIGGEST--SINCE THE HOLIDAY

SEASON.

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Protesting the President's pick for Secretary of Education - Duration: 2:06.

SENATOR

FISCHER'S OFFICE. CAMILLA ORTI.

>> A LOT OF THE PROTESTERS ARE

CONCERNED ABOUT DEVOS'S

POSITIONS ON PUBLIC AND CHARTER

SCHOOLS AFRAID IT WILL HURT THE

PUBLIC SCHOOL FISHER. BEN SAS

AND DEB FISCHER SUPPORT H

SAYING SHE HAS GOOD IDEAS.

>> A CROWD OF ABOUT 100 MEETING

IN WEST OMAHA FRIDAY TO SPEAK

OUT AGAINST SECRETARY OF

EDUCATIO NOMINEE BETSY DEVOS.

>> GATHERING IN FRONT OF SENATOR

DEB FISCHER'S OFFICE AFTER SHE

PUBLICLY PLEDGED THURSDAY TO

SUPPORT DEVOS. FISCHER SAID

QUOTE WHILE I DO NOT AGREE WITH

MRS. DEVOS ON EVE ISSUE, SHE

HAS T ABILITY TO RUN THE

DEPARTMENT.

>> WE FEEL SHE IS NOT LISTENING

TO THE CONSTITUENTS. WE SHOWED

UP TO LET HER KNOW THAT.

>> THEY CALLED AND E-MAILED

FISCHER'S OFFICE BUT STRUGGLED

TO GET THROUGH.

>> I CALLED EVERY OFFICE IN THE

STATE. AND NORFOLK OFFICE WAS

THE ONLY ONE THAT WAS OPEN.

>> SOME CONCERNED WITH DEVOS'S

EDUCATION TRAINING AND

EXPERIENCE, AND EFFORTS TO

PRIVATIZE THE SCHOOL SYSTEM.

>> I HAVE FAMILY THAT WENT TO

SCHOOL IN THE DETROIT SCHOOL

SYSTEMS. AND BETSY DEVOS

DEVASTATED THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IN

DEVOIGT.

>> BEN SAS SAYS HIS OFFICE HAS

BEEN FIELDING LOTS OF PHONE

CALLS. BUT THAT HE STILL PLANS

ON VOTING YES FOR DEVOS.

>> A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE CALLING

FROM ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY WITH

SHRILL BOOGIE MAN IDEAS OF WHAT

SHE SUPPOSEDLY REPRESENTS.

FRIDAY'S PROTEST WRAPS UP.

ORGANIZERS PROMISE THEY'LL BE

BACK.

>> WE'LL ROLLING, WE'RE MOVING

AND WE'LL MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

>> THEY WILL BE BACK AS SOON AS

TOMORROW. A SEPARATE PEACEFUL

RALLY HAS BEEN SCHEDULED IN

FRONT OF SENATOR FISHERS'S

OFFICE FROM 2:00 TO 3:00 CLOCKS.

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Friday Overnight: Cold enough for a fire in the fireplace - Duration: 3:46.

IT IS ALL THE MORE NEED OUT

THERE ON THE ROUTE.

SCOT ALL RIGHT, WHETHER TIME,

AND IT'S OBVIOUSLY COLD AGAIN

TONIGHT AFTER WE WERE WARM AND

THEN WE ARE GOING TO GET WARM

AGAIN AND WE'LL PROBABLY GET

COLD AGAIN.

BUT RIGHT NOW WE'RE FOCUSED ON

--

MARGARET: THE COLD.

SCOT I'M FOCUSED ON THE

WARM-UP.

MARGARET: THE WARM-UP WILL BE

SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY.

BUT RIGHT NOW WE HAVE THE

CHILDREN HIM.

IT IS CHILLY ENOUGH TO HAVE A

FIRE IN THE FIREPLACE.

I HAVE THIS GREAT TWITPIC AND,

YES, IT IS COLD ENOUGH.

I'M LOVING IT.

NOTI THE WINDS.

IT'S OUT OF THE NORTH-NORTHEAST,

SENDING IN THAT COOLER AIR.

ON THE NORTH SHORE, YOU ARE

ALREADY IN THE MID TO UPPER

40'S.

SOUTH SHORE, LOW-TO-MID 50'S.

MISSISSIPPI GU COAST, UPPER

40'S AND THIS IS A LOT COOLER

THAN YESTERDAY AT THIS TIME.

AT THE AIRPORT, ONLY EIGHT

DEGREES, BUT 15 DEGREES COOLER

AT GULFPORT.

14 DEGREES COOLER AT HAMMOND.

IT'S BECAUSE OF THIS NORTHERLY

FLOW SITTING IN THE COOLER AIR.

WE HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF WIND

CHILL.

THE WINDCHILL PUTS YOU IN THE

LOW TO MID 40'S.

WE NEED A JACKET GOING OUT IF

YOU'RE GOING TO GO SEE THIS

BEAUTIFUL MARDI GRAS HOUSE.

DAVID NORRIS TOOK THAT TWITPIC.

WE HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THE

SLIGHT POTENTIAL FOR FROST.

IT WOULD REALLY BE SOUTHWEST

MISSISSIPPI JUST TO A PORTION OF

THE NORTH SHORE.

A LITTLE BREEZE OVERNIG AT

FOUR MILES PER HOUR.

BUT YOU'RE GOING TO BE CLOSE.

SOUTH SHORE, LOW-TO-MID 40'S.

MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST IN THE

UPPER 30'S.

AND THEN WITH ALL THAT

SUNSHINE, WE WILL BE WARMING UP

TO HIGH TEMPERATURES NEAR 60

DEGREES.

IT'S REALLY GOING TO BE A PRETTY

DAY AND CHILLY, AND FO THOSE OF

YOU WHO LIKE IT COOL, FINALLY A

LITTLE BIT COOLER.

THERE YOU CA SEE THE ROCK 'N

ROLL MARATHON.

IT'S GOING TO B COOL, BUT YOU

WANT IT TO R 53 DEGREES.

A GOT A BROKEN DOWN FOR YOU.

", 56.

9:00, 60 DEGREES.

I HEARD FROM SCOTT WALKER.

HE THINKS THAT HE WILL BE

FINISHED BY 9:00.

11:00, 68 DEGREES.

HE WE ARE LOOKING AT WHAT HAS

HAPPENED AND IS LOOKING PRETTY

GOOD OUT THERE.

THAT COLD FRONT WELL OFFSHORE.

WE GOT THE NORTHEAST FLO, A

LITTLE CLOUDINESS AND RAIN IN

SOUTH TEXAS.

AS WE LO AT THE FORECAST, THE

WEATHER FOR TOMORROW LOOKS

GREAT.

PICK UP THAT EAST WENT, HIGH

TEMPERATURE NEAR 60 DEGREES.

AS WE GO INT SUNDAY, WE'VE GOT

THE SOUTHERLY FLOW.

WE HAVE THE HIGH TEMPERATURE IN

TH LOW 70'S.

MONDAY WE ARE WARMING UP SOME

MORE.

HIGH TEMPERATURES ARE CLIMBING

INTO THE MID-70'S.

AND THEN AS YOU LOOK AT YOUR

TUESDAY, WE ARE IN THE MID-70'S.

THE COLD FRONT IS PUSHING

THROUGH LATE TUESDAY, EARLY

WEDNESDAY.

COOLER WEATHER THOUGH FOR YOUR

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY.

LOOK AT THIS GREAT SHOT FROM

ANTHONY POLLOCK.

YOU WILL NOTICE SOME SMOKE.

THERE WERE FIRES SCHEDULED.

ON THE RIVER, 57.

SO PRETTY.

OUR HIGH TOD, 64.

TOMORROW, A HIGH OF 60 DEGREES.

SUNDAY, WARMER, MONDAY, WARMER,

TUESDAY, WARMER.

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[Eng Sub] 170203 Yixing for Vichy Valentine's Day CF/Ad - Duration: 0:24.

Valentine's Day "boyfriend" Zhang Yixing to say to you

Can you not leave?

I don't want to act in a monodrama

Your aegyo, your delicateness, your sensitivity

Are all treasures I want to protect the most

February 10th - Zhang Yixing lead you to find your boyfriend water

7 more days left, muah!

For more infomation >> [Eng Sub] 170203 Yixing for Vichy Valentine's Day CF/Ad - Duration: 0:24.

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It's Over For Chicago's Swedish Bakery - Duration: 1:49.

AFTER 88 YEARS

$35.84 WILL BE YOUR TOTAL.

IT'S BEEN A SWEET STAPLE OF

THE ANDERSONVILLE NEIGHBORHOOD.

BUSTY END OF THE MONTH, A

SWEDISH -- BUT AT THE END OF

THE MONTH, A SWEDISH BAKERY

WILL SAY GOODBYE.

MAY I HELP 17 PLEASE?

I-29?

Reporter: THE SERVING

NUMBERS CONTINUE.

I-21!

Reporter: BUT ONLY THROUGH

FEBRUARY 28TH.

WE'RE JUST GOING TO MAKE

EVERY DAY COUNT.

I THINK IT'S, UH, YOU KNOW,

NOSTALGIA.

IT'S THE LAST OF A DYING BREED.

Reporter: GENERATIONS HAVE

VISITED HERE THROUGHOUT THE

BUSINESS' 88-YEAR HISTORY TO

CELEBRATE JUST THE OPPOSITE.

FOOD HAS BEEN COMING --

PEOPLE HAVE BEEN COMING HERE

FOR BIRTHDAY, WEDDINGS.

IT'S AN EMOTIONALLY TRYING

DAY.

Reporter: COMPARED TO TEN

YEARS AGO, THEY'VE SEEN A 15%

DECLINE OF CUSTOMERS, MANY

OPTING FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF

COOKIES AND CAKES WHERE THEY

BUY THEIR COFFEE OR THE REST OF

THEIR FOOD SHOPPING.

THIS IS MY SECOND HOME.

Reporter: BEFORE SHE WORKED

HERE, SHE WAS A CHILD CUSTOMER

WHO LIVED NEARBY.

SHE'S ONE OF OF THE WORKERS

COUNTING THE FINAL MOMENTS.

HUGS, CARDS, FLOWERS.

YEAH.

Reporter: THE BAKERY SAYS

IT'S REACHING OUT TO OTHER

BAKERIES TO TRY TO SECURE WORK

FOR ITS CURRENT WORKFORCE.

FOR THE BUILDING BEHIND ME IN

THE MONTHS AHEAD, NO ONE KNOWS.

AND WHILE THE BAKERY WILL

CLOSE AT THE END OF THE MONTH,

THE BAKERY WILL BE

PARTICIPATING IN A CAKE

DECORATING CONTEST AT THE

FLOWER AND GARDEN SHOW WHICH

TAKE PLACE IN MARCH.

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