Waching daily Apr 29 2017

ARE OFFERING A REWARD OF

$100,000 FOR INFORMATION ON

WHERE HE COULD EAT.

THIS PRISONER AT THE CENTER OF A

MANHUNT IN JESSUP.

>> HE WAS WEARING ALL-WHITE

CLOTHING.

WE DID FIND A COUPLE ARTICLES IN

THE WOODS.

WE CANNOT CONFIRM FOR SURE WHAT

HE MAY BE WEARING.

VANESSA: DAVID WATSON CANNOT

REMOVE THESE.

HOWARD COUNTY POLICE RELEASING

NEW IMAGES OF HIS TATTOOS.

A DAYLONG SEARCH TURNING UP FEW

CLUES.

IT STARTED AFTER 9:30 THIS

MORNING WHEN DETENTION OFFICERS

BROUGHT HIM TO THE HOSPITAL

CENTER.

>> A GUARD OPEN THE DOOR.

WATSON, WHO WAS THE ONLY

OCCUPANT, PUSHED THE GUARD TO

THE GROUND.

VANESSA: WATSON WAS PICKED UP

FOR MY DELAWARE PRISON WHERE HE

IS SERVING A SENTENCE OF MORE

THAN 100 YEARS.

HERE IN MARYLAND, HE IS SERVING

A SIMILAR SENTENCE.

ACCORDING TO ONLINE COURT

RECORDS, A MARYLAND JUDGE DEEMED

WATSON INCOMPETENT TO STAND

TRIAL.

HE WAS IN JESSUP FOR A COURT

ORDERED PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATION.

POLICE USING HELICOPTERS AND

DOGS TO SEARCH FOR WATSON FOR

MUCH OF THE DA

THEY DID FIND HANDCUFFS AND A

WAIST CHAIN IN THE PARKING LOT,

NEAR THE PRISONER TRANSPORT VAN.

>> THE GUARDS FROM THE DETENTION

CENTER DO CARRY WEAPONS.

HOWEVER, THE HAD SECURED THOSE

WEAPONS BEFORE THEY OPENED THE

DOOR.

WE DO NOT LEAVE HE HAD ACCESS TO

A WEAPON.

VANESSA: RIGHT NOW, OFFICIALS

SAY THERE IS NO INDICATION

WHETHER HE PLANNED THIS ESCAPE.

THEY SAY THERE IS NO INDICATION

HE HAD ANY CONTACT IN THE AREA.

LIVE IN JESSUP, VANESSA HERRING,

For more infomation >> Video: Police offer $5K reward as search continues for escaped prisoner - Duration: 2:09.

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2 Investigators: The Black Market For Diabetes Test Strips - Duration: 3:39.

TONIGHT, 2 INVESTIGATOR

BRAD EDWARDS EXPOSES A BLACK

MARKET FOR MEDICAL SUPPLIES

NEEDED BY DIABETICS.

IT STARTED WHEN WE SAW THE

SIGNS OFFERING CASH FOR TESTING

STRIPS.

AS BRAD REPORTS, THERE'S A COST

HERE TO BOTH PATIENTS AND

TAXPAYERS.

YOU HAVE CASH HERE?

YEAH, I HAVE CASH.

LET ME SEE WHAT YOU GOT.

FROM A SUBURB STRIP MALL --

IS THAT WHAT YOU GOT THERE?

Reporter: -- TO A GROCERY

MART, IT'S A MEDICAL BLACK

MARKET.

WHAT THEY'RE DOING IS NOT

EXPRESSLY LEGAL.

THERE COULD BE 40.

Reporter: BOXES OF DIABETIC

TEST STRIPS.

TABS USED TO MONITOR BLOOD

SUGAR LEVELS FOR THE COUNTRY'S

ABOUT 30 MILLION DIABETICS.

WE SAW HER ADVERTISING TO BUY

UNUSED STRIPS ON CRAIGSLIST.

ON CRAIGSLIST, THERE'S SELLERS

WITH FISTS FULL OF CASH.

MIDDLEMEN BUYERS OFFERED US 10

TO 20 BUCKS FOR A 50-STRIP BOX

THAT RETAILS FOR $50.

THIS SOUNDS LIKE A FRAUD.

Reporter: FEDERAL PROSECUTOR

MARIATI WORKS SUCH CASES.

A 2014 AUDIT IDENTIFIED $425

MILLION WORTH OF QUESTIONABLE,

MEDICARE TEST STRIPS SPENDING.

MEDICARE FRAUD IS RAMPANT.

SOMEBODY FINDING A WAY TO GET

SOMETHING FREE OUT OF THE

SYSTEM.

Reporter: BRAD HART AUDITS

THE STATE'S $20 BILLION IN

MEDICAID SPENDING.

HE SAYS STRIP SELLERS ARE OFTEN

DIABETICS COVERED BY MEDICAID.

THEY HAVE STRIPS TO SELL

BECAUSE THEY'RE UNDERTESTING OR

RECEIVING TOO MANY.

THE RECIPIENT IS LOOKING FOR

CASH.

AND THIS NEEDS TO BE

ADDRESSED.

Reporter: A SPECIALIST SAYS

IT'S NOT RIGHT THAT SOME

DIABETICS HAVE EXTRA STRIPS TO

SELL WHILE OTHERS ARE FORCED TO

SEARCH FOR BLACK MARKET DEALS.

A PERSON THAT'S MAYBE YOUNG

OR OLD SHOULD NOT NEED TO GO

THROUGH THE BLACK MARKET TO

ATTEND TO THEIR BASIC NEEDS.

CVS, TOO --

Reporter: THIS BUYER TALKED.

Reporter: YOU REALLY ARE

DOING THIS FOR A DOCTOR?

YEAH.

Reporter: WE FOUND NO PROOF

OF HER CLAIM.

BUT SOURCES SAY UNSCRUPULOUS

MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS ARE PART

OF THE PROBLEM.

Reporter: I'M AN

INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER FOR

CHANNEL 2 IN CHICAGO.

Reporter: HE TOLD US ON THE

PHONE HE SOLD HIS STRIPS TO A

PHARMACY, COMMON PRACTICE.

BUT IN PERSON --

Reporter: I JUST WANT TO

TALK TO YOU!

Reporter: -- HE DIDN'T WANT

TO TALK.

Reporter: WHY DON'T YOU WANT

TO TALK TO ME ABOUT IT?

Reporter: THE FDA TOLD US

THEY WARN BUYERS, THOSE IN

DIABETES WITH STRIPS NEEDED, IT

CAN BE DANGEROUS TO BUY OFF THE

BLACK MARKET.

A LOT OF WARNINGS OUT THERE AND

A LOT OF ANGLES.

AND REALLY A NOT OFTEN TALKED

ABOUT TOPIC.

YEAH.

WHY IS IT SO OVERLOOKED?

PARTICULARLY MEDICAL SUPPLIES

AS EXPOSED TO OTHER BLACK

MARKET ITEMS?

I THINK THOSE IN THE FIELD

OF DIABETES SAY IT NEEDS TO BE

A FOCUS.

THOSE WHO NEED STRIPS SHOULD

GET THEM.

AND THERE SHOULDN'T BE THIS

EXCESS THAT CREATES A BLACK

MARKET.

BUT I THINK IF YOU'RE TALKING

ON A BIGGER LEVEL, WHY DON'T WE

HEAR ABOUT CRIMINAL CHARGES OR

ANYTHING LIKE THAT?

BECAUSE WE'RE TALKING OPIOIDS,

BIGGER PROBLEMS, DEADLIER

PROBLEMS.

For more infomation >> 2 Investigators: The Black Market For Diabetes Test Strips - Duration: 3:39.

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5 For Good: Milestone for the arts at the Wang Theatre - Duration: 0:47.

BEN: FIVE FOR GOOD, A BIG

MILESTONE FOR THE ARTS WILL

HAPPEN TOMORROW IN BOSTON.

MARIA WHEN THE DANCERS FROM THE

: ALVIN AILEY DANCE THEATER TAKE

THE STAGE THEY WILL BE

PERFORMING FOR THE 75,000TH

LOCAL STUDENT TO SEE A SHOW

SINCE 1990.

THIS VIDEO IS FROM THEIR LAST

TOUR IN JANUARY.

THE CELEBRITY SERIES, ARTS FOR

ALL PROGRAM PROVIDES DISCOUNTED

TICKETS FOR STUDENTS AND YOUTH

GROUPS WHICH IS A TERRIFIC

THING.

THERE WILL BE AN AREA IN THE

LOBBY TO TAKE SELFIES AND GO

BACKSTAGE AND MEET THE DANCERS,

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Practical Taijiquan: Short Form Square - Back View - Duration: 8:56.

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Virginia Beach police prepared for college beach weekend - Duration: 2:26.

BEGINNING AT 6 - WITH

MARIELENA BALOURIS AND

METEOROLOGIST DEITRA

TATE.

(TOM) HAPPENING NOW --

(TOM) COLLEGE BEACH

WEEKEND IS IN FULL

FORCE. OVER THE NEXT

COUPLE OF DAYS -- MORE

THAN

40 THOUSAND STUDENTS WILL

FLOCK TO THE OCEANFRONT.

(ANITA) BACK IN 2013 --

THINGS TURNED VIOLENT --

BUT

POLICE SAY THEY'VE BEEN

PREPARED TO KEEP THE

PEACE EACH YEAR EVER

SINCE.

10 ON YOUR SIDE'S LIZ

KILMER IS LIVE NOW OFF OF

22ND STREET WITH HOW

THINGS ARE GOING

SO FAR.

(LIZ)

IT'S NOT AS CROWDED HERE

ON THE BOARDWALK NOW BUT

IT DEFINITELY WAS EARLIER

WHEN THE SUN WAS

OUT -- A LOT OF PEOPLE

LOOKING FORWARD TO A

GREAT TIME, BUSINESSES

EXCITED FOR THE BOOST.

AT LAST CHECK -- POLICE

DISPATCHERS SAY THERE

HAVEN'T BEEN ANY

INCIDENTS.

LOCAL FAMILIES WE TALKED

TO AREN'T ANTICIPATING

ANYTHING SERIOUS-- THEY

TRUST OFFICERS TO KEEP

EVERYONE SAFE.

BUSY BARS AND CROWDED

BLOCKS -- AS COLLEGE

BEACH WEEKEND KICKS OFF.

(TOURIST, UNIDENTIFIED)

C9 08:24:58 "ENJOYING A

GREAT TIME ENJOYING THE

WEATHER" (RYAN WHARTON -

STUDENT)

C5 08:20:34 "I'M HAVING A

GOOD TIME SO FAR" OVER

PART OF AN ANNUAL

TRADITION THAT'S GREAT

FOR

BUSINESSES LIKE CHERIE'S

BICYCLE AND BLADE

RENTALS.

(BRANDON

POLSTON/EMPLOYEE) C21

08:35:40 "HONESTLY IT

PROBABLY TRIPLES OUR

BUSINESS FROM THE NORMAL

SEASON, JUST OVER THIS

WEEKEND"

WITH HOT WEATHER AHEAD,

BUSINESS WILL ONLY LOOK

UP.

BUT THINGS HAVEN'T ALWAYS

RUN SMOOTHLY FOR EVERYONE

IN RECENT YEARS.

MANY RECALL 2013, WHEN

STABBINGS, SHOOTINGS AND

ARMED ROBBERIES LED TO

THE ARRESTS OF MORE THAN

150

PEOPLE. (CLAIRE

CAMPBELL, PARENT)

C18 08:32:15 "SAFETY IS

ALWAYS A CONCERN BUT

VIRGINIA BEACH POLICE

HAVE DONE AN ABSOLUTELY

WONDERFUL JOB." POLICE

SAY IT'S ALL HANDS ON

DECK THIS WEEKEND. 10 ON

YOUR SIDE SPOTTED POLICE

IN CRUISERS, ON FOOT AND

BICYCLE. ALL WEARING

REFLECTIVE VESTS.

(PARENT) C18 08:31:53 "WE

THINK THEY'VE CLEANED IT

UP A LOT

IN THE LAST FEW YEARS, WE

DON'T GO OUT AS MUCH AT

NIGHT BUT DURING THE DAY

IT'S A LITTLE FAMILY

ORIENTED

AND AT NIGHT WE DON'T

WORRY SO MUCH." COLLEGE

STUDENTS WE TALKED TO SAY

THEY ARE

ONLY HERE TO HAVE A GOOD

TIME, AND SAFELY. (RYAN

WHARTON - STUDENT)

C5 08:20:37 "YEAH I HOPE

SO I DON'T WANT NOTHING

TO HAPPEN"

(LIZ) AGAIN - NO ISSUES

HAVE BEEN REPORTED AS FAR

AS WE

KNOW AT THIS TIME. WE'VE

SEEN A LOT OF POLICE

PATROLLING OUT HERE -

EVEN

ON HORSE. THERE'S ALSO A

COLLEGE AMBASSADOR

PROGRAM

THEY'VE LAUNCHED AS A

SAFETY MEASURE YOU CAN

READ ABOUT THAT ON WAVY

DOT COM.

LIVE IN VIRGINIA BEACH,

I'M LIZ KILMER TEN ON

YOUR SIDE.

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First Dates - Time for an Awkward Conversation (Episode Highlight) - Duration: 3:10.

- Okay.

- Howdy.

- Let's have a really awkward conversation.

- Like what? Like about your eyes?

- No.

- You have the prettiest eyes ever.

- Thank you. That's so nice.

I'm running out of time.

I'm running out of time to get married.

I'm running out of time to have children.

You know, I am 34.

I am the only one in my circle of friends

that's not married with kids.

- What's the awkward conversation?

- I just feel like that we maybe are not a great match.

- Why do you feel that way?

( laughs )

- I just think we have really different interests.

- Like I like traveling and eating...

- And I don't like traveling and I love sports.

Women, as they get older, don't look as great.

And then men, when they age,

they get to be more attractive with the salt and pepper hair

and a little bit of scruff.

So I do feel like the time is now.

The clock is definitely ticking.

I love animals. You don't love animals.

- Oh, I love animals.

I don't own them because I travel so much.

- Right. - Yeah. So...

- Well, I'm going to leave.

- Oh, you're leaving? You're not even going to eat?

- I'm not even going to eat. - What?

- I know. It's just so weird.

- Okay.

- No, I think you're a really nice, great person.

I just feel like we're not a love match.

- Right. No, no, again, I totally feel you.

But, like, I do think it's kind of weird

that you can't even like enjoy a nice meal for what it's worth.

- I just feel like it's almost an uncomfortable situation

for me because I don't know what to say.

- Yeah. - Right?

- For you. - For you too.

- I'm fine.

- Well, I feel really strained.

- Sorry.

- All right, I'm going to leave.

- Are you gonna get a to-go box?

- No. I'm just going to leave. - All right, cool.

- Thank you. - Yeah. Have a good night.

- The plates should be out in just a minute.

- She's good. - Okay.

- She left. - She's gone?

- Yeah. - ( laughs )

- She left the date? - Yeah!

- Can you actually put the salmon in a to-go box?

I'm gonna take it for my buddy.

- Of course. That's all right. We'll box it up for you.

- My buddy loves salmon!

In general, I think I enjoyed the date for what it was.

I'm the type of person that I'll take a step back

and I'll accept the environment that I'm in.

And I'll find the great things that are in that environment

and I'll be very optimistic about it

because I literally live by the premise that

every single day is a new best day of my life.

And there's nothing that can happen

that can bring that down, nothing.

Snapchat.

For more infomation >> First Dates - Time for an Awkward Conversation (Episode Highlight) - Duration: 3:10.

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BSO: Murder Charge For Man Who Slammed Baby's Head Against Bedpost - Duration: 1:21.

THE PRESIDENT ON HIS 100th DAY

IN OFFICE TOMORROW.

LOOK FOR THAT INTERVIEW SUNDAY

MORNING RIGHT HERE ON CBS4.

A BABY IS DEAD AND A MAN IS

UNDER ARREST. TONIGHT WE ARE

LEARNING THAT IT MAY HAVE BEEN

POSSIBLE TO PREVENT THIS

TRAGEDY.

CAREY CODD IS INVESTIGATING.

Reporter: THIS IS A PICTURE

OF SIX MONTH OLD THE BAR IS.

SHE DIED AT THE HAND OF HER

MOTHER'S ROOMMATE, JUAN SANTOS.

HE DASH -- HE HIT MacKENZIE'S

HEAD AGAINST A WOODEN BEDPOST

WHILE HE WAS CARING FOR THE

CHILD.

THE INCIDENT REPORT IN THE CASE

SAYS UPON AGAIN -- UPON

EXAMINATION THE CHILD SUFFERED

HEMORRHAGES TO THE BRAIN AND

CARDIAC ARREST.

SHE DIED FOUR DAYS LATER.

THE FATAL INJURIES WERE NOT THE

FIRST SERIOUS INJURIES THAT IS

VULNERABLE CHILD SUFFERED.

THE INCIDENT REPORT SAYS A FEW

WEEKS PRIOR TO MacKENZIE'S

DEATH, SHE HAD ALSO SUFFERED A

BROKEN ARM, AND LEG.

THE CHILD PROTECTIVE

INVESTIGATION SECTION.

I WANTED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT

THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE

BROKEN ARM AND LEG SEVERED BY

THIS LITTLE GIRL.

WE FOUND OUT ABOUT THAT PART OF

THE STORY LATE FRIDAY

AFTERNOON.

TOO LATE TO GET ANY INFORMATION

FOR THE OFFICE -- THE SHERIFF'S

OFFICE.

Reporter: WE ARE GOING TO

CONTINUE DIGGING INTO THAT

PARSED OF MacKENZIE'S LIFE.

For more infomation >> BSO: Murder Charge For Man Who Slammed Baby's Head Against Bedpost - Duration: 1:21.

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Vigil held for two men killed at Greenacres park - Duration: 2:20.

ARI: YES, THIS VIGIL LASTED FOR

ALMOST THREE HOURS.

STILL A NUMBER OF CANDLES,

FLOWERS AND BALLOONS STILL HERE

IN THE PARK WHERE THE TWO MEN

WERE KILLED YESTERDAY.

THE LAST COUPLE PEOPLE LEAVING

JUST MOMENTS AGO.

THE MOTHER TONIGHT MAKING A

VALVE THAT SHE WILL -- VOW THAT

SHE WILL FIND WHO IS

RESPONSIBLE.

>> WE WILL FIND WHO DID THIS TO

OUR BABY AND THEY WILL BE

BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.

ARI: ABOUT 60 PEOPLE, FRIENDS

AND RELATIVES OF TWO YOUNG MEN,

BUT ALL ONE FAMILY, THEY

GATHERED IN BOWMAN PARK IN

GREENACRES FRIDAY NIGHT TO

REMEMBER MATTHEW MAKARITS AND

MARCUS STUKES.

TAKESHA HARRELL: SHE HAD A GREAT

-- HE WAS A GREAT HE WAS A GREAT

SON.

AND A NEPHEW.

CHARLENE MAKARITS: THEY ARE BOTH

OUR SON.

AND YOU CAN'T REMEMBER ONE

WITHOUT THE OTHER.

THEY GO HAND IN HAND.

ARI: THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AROUND

2:00 P.M., MATT AND MARKUS WERE

WHERE THE TWO BEST FRIENDS

ALWAYS LOVED TO BE, AT THE PARK.

THAT'S WHERE THEY WERE BOTH SHOT

MULTIPLE TIMES.

THAT'S WHERE THEY DIE

>> IT ONLY COMES IN YOU MY LORD.

ARI: AND IT WAS IN THAT SAME

SPOT FRIDAY NIGHT WHERE THEY

GATHERED TO PRAY AND LEAN ON

EACH OTHER.

MATT'S MOTHER ADDRESSED THE

CROWD, EXPRESSING LOVE.

CHARLENE MAKARITS: ALTHOUGH MY

SON'S AND MARCUS' JOURNEY CAME

TO AN END, I FEEL BLESSED THAT

THEY WERE TOGETHER.

ARI: CHARLENE BEGGED THE CROWD

TO HUG A LITTLE TIGHTER, LOVE A

LITTLE MORE.

AND NEVER FORGET MATTHEW AND

MARKUS.

CHARLENE MAKARITS: I WILL DIE

TRYING TO FIND WHO DID THIS TO

THEM.

ARI: BACK OUT HERE, ANOTHER LOOK

AT THE MEMORIAL THIRD THE

SHERIFF'S OFFICE IS

INVESTIGATING -- MEMORIAL.

THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE IS STILL

INVESTIGATING.

AS FOR THE TWO FAMILIES, THEY

HAVE SET UP GOFUNDME ACCOUNTS TO

HELP PAY FOR FUNERAL EXPENSES.

LINKS FOR THOSE ACCOUNTS ARE ON

For more infomation >> Vigil held for two men killed at Greenacres park - Duration: 2:20.

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HOW TO GET HACKED/CYDIA/PAID APPS FOR FREE 2017 - Duration: 2:24.

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For more infomation >> HOW TO GET HACKED/CYDIA/PAID APPS FOR FREE 2017 - Duration: 2:24.

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6-month old baby in need of liver transplant - comes to Nebraska for care - Duration: 2:21.

KETV NEWSWATCH 7'S ERIN

HASSANZADEH HAS THIS NEW STORY

ERIN: THE COUPLE I'M ABOUT TO

INTRODUCE YOU TO ARE NO

STRANGERS TO TRAGEDY.

THEY LOST THEIR NEWBORN IN 2012.

AND NOW THEIR THIRD CHILD IS

SICK SO THEY'RE DOING WHATEVER

IT TAKES TO FIND A CURE.

A FEW MONTHS AFTER TICVAH

MATUMONA WAS BORN IN THE CONGO

, -- IN THE CONGO, HER PARENTS

KNEW SOMETHING WAS WRONG.

>> HER EYES WERE MUCH MORE

YELLOW AND THAT HER STOOLS WERE

MILK WHITE.

WE ALSO NOTICED THAT HER STOMACH

ON THE RIGHT SIDE WAS SWOLLEN

-- WAS SWOLLEN.

ERIN: DOCTORS IN THE CONGO

DIDN'T HAVE A CLEAR DIAGNOSIS

SO LUKE AND PAULETTE TRAVELED

THROUGHOUT AFRICA TRYING TO FIND

THE RIGHT DOCTOR.

>> WE KNEW THAT THEY DIDN'T HAVE

ALL THE TECHNOLOGY TO REALLY END

ON A RELIABLE CONCLUSION.

ERIN: AFTER WEIGHING THEIR

OPTIONS THEY FLEW TO OMAHA ON A

MEDICAL VISA FOR A SECOND

OPINION FROM LIVER SPECIALISTS

AT NEBRASKA MEDICINE.

THEY WALKED INTO THE EMERGENCY

ROOM IN FEBRUARY.

>> BUT WHAT I DIDN'T KNOW WAS

THAT THE CHILD'S CONDITION WAS

MUCH MORE COMPLICATED THAN WE

THOUGHT AT FIRST.

ERIN: NOW AFTER COUNTLESS EXAMS

AND ONE SURGERY

IT'S CONFIRME

-- SURGERY, IT IS CONFIRMED.

TICVAH'S LIVER IS FAILING.

THE ONE INSIDE THE SIX MONTH OLD

RIGHT NOW IS A TICKING TIME

BOMB.

>> HER ONLY HOPE FOR HER TO HAVE

A FUTURE RIGHT NOW IS TO HAVE A

TRANSPLANT

ERIN: BUT THEY HAVE HIT A WALL,

A 5000 -- $500,000 WALL WITH NO

WAY TO PAY FOR THE TRANSPLANT.

AND NO WAY TO KNOW HOW LONG THEY

CAN WAIT

>> EVERY BREATH SHE'S TAKING

COULD TECHNICALLY BE HER LAST.

ERIN: PAULETTE TELLS US SHE JUST

WANTS HER TO LIVE AND TO HAVE A

FUTURE LIKE OTHER KIDS.

LUKE SAYS THEY'VE KNOCKED ON

ALMOST EVERY DOOR HOPING ONE

WILL OPEN SO THAT TICVAH CAN

LIVE.

>> SOMETIMES PEOPLE CAN BE GODS

FINGER, SOMETIMES PEOPLE CAN BE

WHEN WAS ANGELS.

WE HAVE SEEN SOME, FELT SOME AND

WE'RE HOPING TO SEE MORE.

ERIN: NEBRASKA MEDICINE SAYS

HAVE FOREIGN NATIONALS SHOW LIKE

THIS IS VERY RARE.

AND THE FAMILY IS STAYING AT

RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE IF YOU'D

LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION TO

TICVAH'S TRANSPLANT FUND.

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Air Force Launches Unarmed Missile for Test in California - Duration: 2:02.

Air Force Launches Unarmed Missile for Test in California

VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. — An unarmed Minuteman 3 intercontinental ballistic missile has been launched from a U.S. Air Force Base in California on a flight to a target in the Pacific Ocean.

The missile lifted off at 12:03 a.m. Wednesday from Vandenberg Air Force Base, 130 miles northwest of Los Angeles.

An Air Force statement said the mission was part of a program to test the effectiveness, readiness, and accuracy of the weapon system.

The 30th Space Wing commander, Col. John Moss, said Minuteman launches are essential to verify the status of the U.S. nuclear force and to demonstrate the national nuclear capabilities.

In a Minuteman test, a so-called re-entry vehicle travels more than 4,000 miles downrange to a target at Kwajalein Atoll near the Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands.

Team V is once again ready to work with Air Force Global Strike Command to successfully launch another Minuteman III missile, Moss said.

These Minuteman launches are essential to verify the status of our national nuclear force and to demonstrate our national nuclear capabilities.

We are proud of our long history in partnering with the men and women of the 576th Flight Test Squadron to execute these missions for the nation..

The 576th Flight Test Squadron will be responsible for installed tracking, telemetry, and command destruct systems on the missile.

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Malaika Arora Khan's sexy summer outfit is a must-have for every girl - Duration: 1:07.

Malaika Arora Khan's sexy summer outfit is a must-have for every girl

For more infomation >> Malaika Arora Khan's sexy summer outfit is a must-have for every girl - Duration: 1:07.

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Best food for babies| baby food - Duration: 0:42.

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For more infomation >> Best food for babies| baby food - Duration: 0:42.

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Video: Children taken to hospital for dehydration - Duration: 0:39.

THE I-TEAM'S DEBORAH WEINER HAS

THAT STORY TONIGHT.

DEBORAH: NINE STUDENTS WERE

TAKEN TO THE HOSPTIAL AFTER

SUFFERING SYMPTOMS OF

DEHYDRATION.

THREE CHARTERS BUSSES WERE ON

THEIR WAY BACK FROM A WASHINGTON

D.C. FIELD TRIP WHEN SOMEONE

CALLED AUTHORITIES TO REPORT A

MEDICAL ISSUE.

FIRST RESPONDERS GOT THE THE

SCENE ON I-97 NEAR ROUTE 50.

OFFICIALS SAY NINE STUDENTS ALL

UNDER THE AGE OF 12.

WERE TAKE TO TWO HOSPITALS TO

GET TREATED FOR MODERATE

DEHYDRATION.

OFFICIALS SAY IT MAY HAVE BEEN

DUE TO THE HEAT.

THERE'S NO WORD ON WHICH SCHOOL

For more infomation >> Video: Children taken to hospital for dehydration - Duration: 0:39.

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王者荣耀 狄仁杰 特别教学For 欣妮 （记得开字幕，不然你看不懂。） - Duration: 18:51.

For more infomation >> 王者荣耀 狄仁杰 特别教学For 欣妮 （记得开字幕，不然你看不懂。） - Duration: 18:51.

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WATCH: Saturday is a warm, muggy day with pop-up storms possible - Duration: 2:14.

ISTURE COMING IN.

NO MAJOR WIND GUSTS RIGHT NOW.

LOOKING AT THE HOUR BY HOUR

FORECAST, THERE IS A CHANCE WE

COULD SEE A POPPING SHOWER.

NOT MUCH OVER THIS LATEST MODEL.

EARLIER IN THE EVENING, WE SAW

ACTIVITY EARLY TOMORROW MORNING

SO WE WILL WATCH FOR A QUICK

SHOWER.

THE PAVEMENT WILL BE DAMP IN

SPOTS AT 6 A.M.

WE ARE STILL SEEING THE SUN UP

UNTIL AFTER 7:00 SO WE HAVE

THOSE STORMY CONDITIONS

POTENTIALLY LINGERING THROUGH

THE DINNER.

TEMPERATURES WILL BE WARM FOR

SUNDAY.

NOT QUITE AS HOT IN THE UPPER

80'S.

WE WILL EXPECT MORE CLOUD COVER.

SHOWER AND THUNDERSTORM

POTENTIAL.

WIDESPREAD ACTIVITY FOR MONDAY

WHICH WILL LAST UNTIL EARLY

TUESDAY BEFORE WE DRY OUT.

YOU CAN SEE THE TEMPERATURES

GOING UP AND COMING DOWN AS WE

BRING IN THE CLOUDS AND ISOLATED

STORMS EARLY TOMORROW.

ON SUNDAY, TEMPERATURES ALSO

COMFORTABLE.

A LITTLE MORE SO BECAUSE OF THE

CLOUD COVER WE WILL HAVE IN

PLACE.

TOMORROW, THE RISK OF SEVERE

WEATHER WITH THE GENERAL

THUNDERSTORMS.

IT WILL STAY ALL THE WAY TO THE

DEEP SOUTH WHERE WE HAVE

ENHANCED RISK FOR SEVERE

WEATHER.

69 DEGREES TOMORROW MORNING TO

88.

RAIN CHANCES COMING UP AS WELL

TO 20%.

OUT TO THE MOUNTAINS, RAIN

CHANCES AT 30%.

EVEN ALONG THE BLUE RIDGE

PARKWAY,.

RAINFALL TOTALS WILL BE LIKE

THROUGH SUNDAY.

A STRONG SOAKING THUNDERSTORM

AND IT -- THROUGH MONDAY, THE

TOTALS, UP AT LEAST ON THIS

PARTICULAR FORECAST MODEL.

THE POSSIBILITY OF RAINFALL TO

GET A QUARTER TO HALF AN INCH.

EVEN WITH ALL THE RAIN WE HAD

EARLIER IN THE WEEK, STILL

SITTING UNDER MODERATE DROUGHT

CONDITIONS.

THANKFULLY, WE HAVE SOME RAIN

CHANCES SO WE COULD USE A LITTLE

MORE.

30% CHANCE OF STORMS ON SUNDAY.

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WestConnex - Private Road paid for with public funds - Duration: 2:52.

So the thing to remember about

westconnex is that it started a long

time ago when the world was still very

young... Lets just get a great big fucking 85

lane highway from western sydney into

the city and let's I know let's get the

private sector to pay for it - better idea

better idea, better idea, let's get the

tax payer kind of pay for it but let's

give all the profit to the private

sector! Because like Kings Cross tunnel

for those in Sydney's would know how

well that works. So that's gone ahead now

the upshot of that is and I'm getting to

the punchline... ah

But public pays for a private tollway

and the public will continue to

pay for every time they want to use it.

It gets better Danny it's not just that we

as taxpayers pay and by the way the cost

is now blown out to over 17 billion

dollars, 17 billion yes and that's just

where it is. It could blow out even

more, that not only from our taxes as well

we're paying it from the sale of an

asset that we had which was our

public electricity power lines, power

lines and polls, right sold that off. We

could have used it to create like a

community-based renewable energy

distributed electricity network

where everyone could share power, in a

utopian dream, where we have free

electricity yeah.. wrong why would anyone

want that? Get out of town! Sell that at

the garage sale. That's right

flog it off to the nearest buyer and to

top all this off and I know everyone

should be impressed already the people

using this tollway, from Western Sydney

to this city are going to be paying over

$5,000 per year in tolls

all for the added benefit of up to two

minutes faster travel time two minutes

faster travel time five thousand bucks

and 17 billions on my god... It's like the

NBN of roads that's what we ended up

with true that's true, it kind of make

the NBN look efficient.. it does it does

look so this is about, do they

destroyed at school or a bottle shop?

What do you reckon?

who pays more taxes, that's the question I think.

If I was guessing, I'm thinking like a

Liberal member of the State Parliament

everything who's going to pay who's

paying my salary yes the bottle shop

you're getting closer.. children

are what do they pay? Nothing.

what do they care? Do a lot or math

eat a lot of apples... good work

For more infomation >> WestConnex - Private Road paid for with public funds - Duration: 2:52.

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AISD police chief will resign for position outside district - Duration: 2:37.

IS SOMEWHERE IN MEXICO.

2-ROBERT:NEW TONIGHT- WE'VE

LEARNED THE AUSTIN I-S-D

POLICE CHIEF WILL RESIGN.CHIEF

ERIC MENDEZ IS TAKING A

POSITION OUTSIDE OF THE

DISTRICT.2-SHANNON:THIS

ANNOUNCEMENT-- AS FAMILIES

CONTINUE TO COME FOWARD,

ASKING AISD TO REOPEN

INVESTIGATIONS INTO ALLEGED

SEXUAL ASSAULTS ON DIFFERENT

SCHOOL CAMPUSES-- KXAN'S KYLIE

MCGIVERN JOINS US LIVE FROM

AISD HEADQUARTERS... KYLIE

SHANNON, IT WAS JUST A WEEK

AGO THAT CHIEF MENDEZ SAID HIS

DEPARTMENT WAS RE-OPENING THE

CASE INTO THE POSSIBLE SEXUAL

ASSAULT OF A 4-YEAR-OLD BOONE

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENT

AFTER HER

PARENTS SAID THE INVESTIGATION

HADN'T BEEN THOROUGH ENOUGH.

THE FAMILY'S ATTORNEY SAID HER

MEDICAL RECORDS HAD NOT BEEN

INCLUDED IN THE CASE FILE -

THOUGH CHIEF MENDEZ CLARIFIED

YESTERDAY AND SAID THEY WERE

REVIEWED. TONIGHT, AISD MADE

VERY CLEAR THAT DESPITE THE

TIMING, DISTRICT OFFICIALS

HAVE STRONG RESPECT FOR

MENDEZ...AISD: IT'S IMPORTANT

TO EMPHASIZE THAT THERE HAS

NOT BEEN A QUESTION ABOUT THE

CHIEF'S PERFORMANCE - HE'S A

STRONG LEADER AND WE WISH HIM

THE BEST IN HIS NEW ENDEAVOR

BUT ATTORNEY PAUL GUINN HAS

MANY QUESTIONS --REPRESENTING

FAMILIES THAT HAVE COME

FORWARD WITH COMPLAINTS OF HOW

AISD POLICE HANDLED

INVESTIGATIONS INTO ALLEGED

SEXUAL ASSAULTS. HE CALLED

NEWS OF CHIEF ERIC MENDEZ'S

RESIGNATION A RELIEF FOR

FAMILIES --AND A FIRST STEP...

PAUL GUINN, ATTORNEY: "THE

CHANGE AT THE TOP IS FANTASTIC

FOR THESE FAMILIES." PAUL

GUINN, ATTORNEY: "WHILE WE

THINK IT'S A GREAT START,

WE'RE VERY ENCOURAGED BY THIS,

THERE'S A LOT MORE WORK TO BE

DONE, WE'RE GOING TO KEEP

DIGGING AND WE'RE GOING TO

KEEP FIGHTING FOR THESE

FAMILIES." AISD INSISTS THE

CHIEF'S RESIGNATION --IS

SEPARATE FROM THIS PAST WEEK'S

EVENTS. AISD: "THAT'S THE

POINT OF TODAY - THE PROCESS

FOR HIS CAREER ADVANCEMENT

THIS BEGAN BEFORE ALL THIS

NEWS BROKE AND EVEN IF HE MAY

HAVE COME AWARE OF THE

ADVANCEMENT - HE WANTED TO BE

SURE WE GOT THROUGH THIS WEEK

WITH OUR PARENTS BEFORE MAKING

THE ANNOUNCEMENT." KYLIEMENDEZ

HAS BEEN WITH THE DISTRICT 18

YEARS -- AND WAS NAMED CHIEF

OF AISD POLICE IN 2012. WE'RE

TOLD HE PLANS TO STAY WITH THE

DISTRICT UNTIL THE END OF THE

SCHOOL YEAR. SHANNNON? SHANNON:

THIS CHANGE IN LEADERSHIP FOR

A-I-S-D'S POLICE DEPARTMENT

COMES AFTER SEVERAL HIGH-

PROFILE RESIGNATIONS IN THE

CITY.LAST NOVEMBER, AUSTIN

POLICE CHIEF ART ACEVEDO LEFT

AFTER ACCEPTING THE CHIEF

POSITION IN HOUSTON.THE MONTH

BEFORE- CITY MANAGER MARC OTT

RESIGNED TO TAKE A POSITION IN

WASHINGTON D.C.THE CITY

APPOINTED INTERIM LEADERS TO