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it was a knife and a hammer. >> the knife was in my understanding will stop >> they use restraint. once it is not something that we take lightly. again, there have been plenty of officers killed. >> he remained in jail because of a weapon that he thought would protect him and almost got him killed. it was like a double-edged sword. >> the standoff lasted about 25 minutes and hall surrendered. reporting live, wlwt. >> funding cincinnati public schools. >> we have the second highest childhood poverty rates in the country. >> why they need a new levy and why there is a will need for funding now. people in northern kentucky think about a new plan. the area and watch out for black ice and spots to develop. not the only thing i' all stop i will have a plea for unity. we are live in the newsroom with a look at why that is necessary. but you have a situation where the schools have needs to consider and nobody wants the public to view all this as competing interest. talk. >> a serious and substantial search starts here tonight. they are at odds with each other. >> they will take the message

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. >> tammy: in my never stop learning, we visit a library. nothing gets me down because when i'm feeling up >> tammy: a chase away my frown. how about that? that is one of the many songs they sing. she mixes movement and music to direction, socialization and how to work in a group setting. the programs last about 30 minutes. parents and caregivers say they enjoy the classes as much as the kids. >> yeah, i also like that it kind of brings the stories to life. like, i enjoy the dance. making reading fun instead of something rigid, which i don't think it should be. >> the main reason we started coming is the socialization, because he's the only child. it's fun and he gets to play with other kids and dance and be silly. >> i know, seth, kitchenten, let's play hide and seek. >> tammy: it's offered at every buncombe county library. >> darcel: can we go, too? >> tammy: yeah. >> darcel: coming up, addressing the affordable housing in asheville. >> tammy: how city officials are trying to come up with a solution. news 13 at 5:30 starts now. >> karen: mo

this is literally where my heart stops. these guys are playing with big money. people kill for money. if you're weaker than me, i'll crush you. that's just the way it works. i became absolutely insane. i don't know what's better. death or 45 years. >>> i was living in johannesburg with my sister. i was 20 years old. it was quite a difficult time because our mother passed away. so it was very hard to deal with. i had to look after her. she was like 16. i tried techniques with my sister. come on. it's work time. i'm responsible. i'll work. i'll pay the rent at the end of the month. you've got to feed yourself. you've got to feed your sister. you've got to do a lot of things. it's pressure. you always feel like you're under pressure. i just needed a break. just leave everything and just go. i had a bar job. i actually worked two bar jobs. one during the week and one on the weekends. c.j. was a regular customer. he is quite a big guy. he was very friendly. he was very outgoing, social. he seemed like a really nice guy. he tipped quite well as well. obviously that's

my house slipper up your behind. (doorbell rings) tomorrow, i'm waking that boy up with kerosene and a box of matches. hey, michael. hey, nana. what i'd really like is for carl to stop using my car horn as his snooze alarm. it's like trying to rouse the dead this morning. had to pull his covers down and snap a wet towel at his behind. truth be told, he woke up when i pulled down the covers, but i had to make it fun for me. boy, he's really been burning the candle at both ends lately, huh? walked in my door at 3:00 this morning with the devil's grin on his face and stripper glitter in his teeth. hey, man. i'm almost ready. i just need a couple of more minutes to moisturize. better not be using my good face cream on them ashy elbows of yours. i'll stop using your face cream when you stop ruining my good razor on them wiry-ass chin whiskers. what did i tell you about mentioning my chin whiskers in front of company? it's really just the one, but i ain't going to lie, you could tow a boat with that thing. your secret's safe with me. michael, can i ask you something?

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. >> that has my heart stopping. >> see the moment that mom finally spots here. >> trying to dig up a wasp nest. >> how the job turns real bad real fast. >>> many have tried with painful results. >> no, just let them in. see who stopped in for skate boarding >>> plus the buzz word for your chance to win. >> she is going pop the question. >> this is not going to have a positive outcome. >> what she said that had her dhog. >>> this video is at the movie heart stopping. that's a one-year-old and teetering outside of a third story building. >> it's so small and we know that one-year-olds nearly walked. >> mom just reached out and grabbed the kid like no big deal. >> there's a protective screen on the window. mom says that it was put there before the baby one-year-old could get past the security screen when you see how it is on the window. >> that's why the baby did not fall because the screen was not there and cannot see it because it's very blurry and maybe from the distance cannot see it. >> i say no. at one spot you can see the baby's leg go out. >> i was just glad that the baby is oka

and it's only when the voices in my head stopped that i realized the truly evil things that i'd done. i couldn't handle it. hit three inches to the right, put me out of my misery. i had the same dream. but that's not what happened. i saw the horrible things i'd done to your family. it played over and over and over and over and over and over and over in my head. it drove me crazy. you should've killed yourself. oh, i tried. it's what i deserved. and i was so angry at the guards when they saved me. for what? what purpose? why, why? but there was a prison chaplain that... in the infirmary, and we started talking, and we talked. and talked. and something happened. or god found me. i found a purpose. and whatever's left of my life i've dedicated it to other prisoners in crisis. and it's made me feel human again, and to know what it is to try to be a good person. but i know the only person i can't save is you, sarah. and i'm so... dreadfully sorry for that. if you're really sorry, you will try and kill yourself again. i think we're done here. they stopped. we got to get there. relax, we kno

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. >> larry: >> tammy: as you'll see in my never stop learning, at one buncombe county facility, it's educational play and it works. >> what's that? >> a cricket. >> what sounds do a cricket make? >> crick-crick-crick. >> tammy: you actually see crickets in the spring and summer. since we're experiencing winter right now, you don't really see many insects. they're learning about the and the pre-schoolers are also learning how to spell their name. which can be challenging for some students. but they almost got it. >> tammy: what does your name weston start with? could it be a w? >> a w and o and x. that's the most i know. >> doing it without even asking is an amazing thing to know that every time they write their name from here on forward, i had a part. >> tammy: did you make good decisions today, larry? >> larry: yeah, for the most part. >> tammy: excellent. they provide services from infant to school age. they also offer before and after school care. >> larry: it's a great age. >>> feeling a lot like spring. hopefully those kids got >> tammy: beautiful day today, karen. >> karen: oh

driver of this camry for miles to try to find a safe place to stop him. >> regular traffic stop on here in my opinion, i think, is dangerous. >> the reason why i stopped you, you can't cut in the express lanes. >> reporter: even after the traffic stopped sanchez is uneasy. take a look at how close its patrol car is traffic. >> i'm in a dangerous situation here. >> you spoke with the florida department of transportation. >> reporter: the attorney represents stephanie blossom. he says a million dollars a year is spent replacing damaged and missing plastic polls. care has created an online petition calling for state lawmakers to fix the express lanes. >> well, he created a dangerous condition when he put in these polls so they are aware that people are diving in and out of the express lane. >> is d.o.t. surprised at the people abusing it or -- >> yes, i think a lot of people are surprised. >> reporter: the florida department of transportation has hired more troopers to deal with bad behavior in the express lanes, but bergerersays >>> do you believe at all that safety was compromised to make the

it's going to be just next in never stop learning, >> darcel: a super scientist is helping second graders better understand animal life cycles. >> tammy: as you'll see in my never stop learning report, she's doing that with science lessons that are kind of gross but cool, too. she may not want to touch it but she definitely wants to get a closer look. ms. josie is the teacher in johnson elementary school. today they're learning how these catapillars will eventually become butterflies. she brings with her a great love for science. it's okay. >> last summer she did an internship with the smithsonian. and she was involved in an outdoor biology program and worked with students. she's done science camps. she has a lot of experience with children. that was a benefit as well. >> comparing all the different life cycles and different live animals, which is expensive sometimes. we've been able to get everything donated, which is awesome. >> everything has a scientific name that is an organism. >> tammy: the students are learning some pretty big words, too, like metamorphcis and krislis. >> darcel: my kids would telll you their mom's a wimp when it >>> coming up, re

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