Waching daily Feb 13 2017

HERE,

TOM MESSNER IS WITH US LIVE IN

TOM MESSNER IS WITH US LIVE IN THE WEATHER CENTER, AND GIB

THE WEATHER CENTER, AND GIB BROWN WITH US OUT ON THE WEATHER

BROWN WITH US OUT ON THE WEATHER DECK, LET'S START OFF WITH TOM,

DECK, LET'S START OFF WITH TOM, TOM: HITTING THIS HARD TOMORROW

TOM: HITTING THIS HARD TOMORROW ORNING.

ORNING. WE WILL HAVE ONE OUT IN THE

WE WILL HAVE ONE OUT IN THE FIELD.

FIELD. REPORTERS ALL OVER THE PLACE.

REPORTERS ALL OVER THE PLACE. SNOW TONIGH.

SNOW TONIGH. AT TIMES, HEAVY.

AT TIMES, HEAVY. IT WILL NOT LAST LONG HEAVILY.

IT WILL NOT LAST LONG HEAVILY. 6-12 INCHES BY TOMORROW EVENING.

6-12 INCHES BY TOMORROW EVENING. SOME EXCEPTIONS OTHER THAN HIGH

SOME EXCEPTIONS OTHER THAN HIGH ELEVATIONS.

ELEVATIONS. TOMORROW, WINDY.

TOMORROW, WINDY. SNOW BLOWING.

SNOW BLOWING. VISIBILITY DOWN TO ONE MILE.

VISIBILITY DOWN TO ONE MILE. SOME MORE THAN THAT.

SOME MORE THAN THAT. MILD VISIBILITY BETTER THAN

MILD VISIBILITY BETTER THAN EARLIER.

EARLIER. SN CONTINUES.

SN CONTINUES. HEAVIEST SNOW, LOWEST

HEAVIEST SNOW, LOWEST VISIBILITY.

VISIBILITY. CHAMPLAIN VALLEY, BUSY.

CHAMPLAIN VALLEY, BUSY. WEST, LIGHTER.

WEST, LIGHTER. TEMPS HAVE BEEN HELPFUL.

TEMPS HAVE BEEN HELPFUL. TEMPS IN THE TWENTIES.

TEMPS IN THE TWENTIES. COLD ENOUGH FOR GIB BROWN.

COLD ENOUGH FOR GIB BROWN. GIB: I FEEL LIKE THE CANARY IN

GIB: I FEEL LIKE THE CANARY IN THE COAL MINE.

THE COAL MINE. [LAUGHTER]

[LAUGHTER] NOT BAD OUT HERE.

NOT BAD OUT HERE. SNOW ON THE FLUFFY SIDE.

SNOW ON THE FLUFFY SIDE. I WILL TRY TO THROW A

I WILL TRY TO THROW A SNOWBALL AT OUR PHOTOGRAPHER.

SNOWBALL AT OUR PHOTOGRAPHER. THE PACK IS NOT GREAT.

THE PACK IS NOT GREAT. WITH WIND, PROBLEMS TOMORROW.

WITH WIND, PROBLEMS TOMORROW. ROAD CREWS DOING A FANTASTIC

ROAD CREWS DOING A FANTASTIC JOB.

JOB. SNOW BLOWING I ROADWAYS.

SNOW BLOWING I ROADWAYS. BE CAREFUL OF THAT.

BE CAREFUL OF THAT. SNOW CONTINUES OVERNIGHT.

SNOW CONTINUES OVERNIGHT. TOM: THANK YOU.

TOM: THANK YOU. IT'S EASY TO STAY WARM.

IT'S EASY TO STAY WARM. [LAUGHTER]

[LAUGHTER] LOW PRESSURE.

LOW PRESSURE. SECONDARY PRESSURE SOUTH OF US.

SECONDARY PRESSURE SOUTH OF US. THIS WILL TURN INTO A STRONG

THIS WILL TURN INTO A STRONG STORM.+

STORM.+ BLIZZA CONDITIONS.

BLIZZA CONDITIONS. BECAUSE OF THE WIND, BLOWING

BECAUSE OF THE WIND, BLOWING SNOW IN THE MORNING.

SNOW IN THE MORNING. THIS WILL MOVE AWAY.

THIS WILL MOVE AWAY. OVERNIGHT, SNOWING.

OVERNIGHT, SNOWING. TOMORROW MORNING, SOME SNOW.

TOMORROW MORNING, SOME SNOW. MOST SNOW WILL BLOW AROUND.

MOST SNOW WILL BLOW AROUND. WIND MOVING NORTH AND WEST.

WIND MOVING NORTH AND WEST. SNOW IN HIGHER ELEVATIONS.

SNOW IN HIGHER ELEVATIONS. TUESDAY, LOOKING GOOD.

TUESDAY, LOOKING GOOD. SOME SNOW HEAVY AT TIMES.

SOME SNOW HEAVY AT TIMES. TOMORROW, TEMPS IMILAR.

TOMORROW, TEMPS IMILAR. SNOW -- IT IS GOING TO BE WINDY.

SNOW -- IT IS GOING TO BE WINDY. GUSTS TO 35MPH.

GUSTS TO 35MPH. HOW MUCH SNOW?

HOW MUCH SNOW? 6-12 INCHES.

6-12 INCHES. IN GOOD SHAPE THERE.

IN GOOD SHAPE THERE. MOUNTAINS, MORE LIKELY THAT THAT

MOUNTAINS, MORE LIKELY THAT THAT HAPPENS.

HAPPENS. WINDY, 27 DEGREES TOMORROW.

WINDY, 27 DEGREES TOMORROW. MORNING COMMUTE IS GOING TO BE

MORNING COMMUTE IS GOING TO BE NASTY.

NASTY. 28 ON TUESDAY.

28 ON TUESDAY. SUN EARLY ON.

SUN EARLY ON. MORE CLOUDS THAN SUN.

MORE CLOUDS THAN SUN. LIGHT SNOW ON WEDNESDAY.

LIGHT SNOW ON WEDNESDAY. 29, SNOW ON THURSDAY.

29, SNOW ON THURSDAY. 28-34-39.

28-34-39. TOMORROW --

For more infomation >> Video:Tom and Gib's late-night snow storm coverage. 1.12.17 - Duration: 5:19.

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Jesse McCoy HPRC 5309 Private Video Journal Session 2 on Feb 7 2017 - Duration: 5:24.

Greetings and Hello Everyone, I am Jesse McCoy, Masters of Rehabilitation Counseling student at Texas Tech University, class HPRC 5309-003 Group Counseling.

The assignment requirement is to create a Private Video Journal Session with closed captions and the post video link and transcript in the identified area.

The participants during this online meeting were as follows: Kim, Megan, Micah, Paul, Judith, Michele, Dr. Dalton, Fabiola, and myself.

I will include the cities where everyone said that they were from in my posted transcript, private forum within the TTU HUB.

Our task was to identify goals and or objectives as we see ourselves forward.

My personal goals included: • Being able to retire and stop working altogether by the age of 62 • Be debt free by the age of 62

• Manage weight better/control weight • Be a Career Switcher and have a smooth transition into my new field of work

To reach my goals, there are most likely various changes I must put in place to include discipline to reach my goals.

For example, paying off my home mortgage and everything else that goes with it. It may require me to lower my standard of living or quality of life to reduce spending and pay more on my mortgage

. I maybe be able to land better employment, open a new business or new rehabilitation center that will ultimately pay out increasingly over the years.

In reference to some additional goal, I hope to understand my anxieties about the following groups or issues:

LGBT Groups, Prison Groups, Juvenile Groups, Relationships, and Financial Matters. To understand my anxieties about these concerns, this will require study, practice, and some risk of which I am currently considering.

As a group, we had lots of goals and or objectives in common such as:

Weight control, Finances, Stress/Burnout, Time Management, Employment (new job or promotions), Retirement, Cooking, Family Dynamics Changes, Disabilities, Become a better Interviewee, Anxiety, and Split Personality from PTSD/Disability (angry/humorous).

Professor Dr. Dalton discussed the following with the class: Be yourself, be comfortable with who you are, know who you are, consider past experiences, and are there any patterns.

Remember our environment is safe and confidential, and to talk about things that counselors talk about.

In reference to my patterns, my priorities are my patterns and they are as follows:

God, Family (Spending time with family is a requirement), Country, Pets, Work, Home, Church (to include servant and giver), Help and be kind to others, School, Health/Fitness, Friends, Vacations, Sports, and New and Fancy Cars (no projects).

I have cut a lot of things out of my life which includes the following: Smoking, drinking, cursing (constantly working on this),

clubbing, hanging out with the fellows, having weekly house parties or going to them, over spending, gossiping (I used to liked being in the know), crossing over into other people lanes on the job,

bending over backwards to please others, and worrying about what people say about me negatively. I have found out by cutting some things out of my life, I am much happier, and have less stress.

This concludes my video, have a great evening.

For more infomation >> Jesse McCoy HPRC 5309 Private Video Journal Session 2 on Feb 7 2017 - Duration: 5:24.

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Video: Cartels in New Mexico - Duration: 1:37.

P>> NOW THIS GUY, HE HAS BEEN

PAROUND FOREVER.

PSHELLY: HE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL'S

P-- THE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL'S

PMIKE GALLAGHER HAS BEEN COVERING

PDRUG CARTELS FOR DECADES.

PHE'S SEEN THEM GROW MORE

PPOWERFUL AND THEIR DRUGS MORE

PLETHAL.

PTOMORROW HE UNCOVERS THE INNER

PWORKINGS OF THE JUAREZ CARTEL

P, ONE OF THE MAJOR DRUG

POPERATIONS IN NEW MEXICO.

PGALLAGHER SAYS THERE WERE

PRUMBLINGS IT WAS DYING OFF.

P>> BASICALLY, IT IS NOT TRUE.

PSHELLY: HE SAYS IT'S ALIVE AND

PWELL.

PAT ONE POINT THE JOURNAL REPORTS

PTHIS MAN IGNACIO NACHITO

PVILLALOBOS SALINAS WAS DOING BIG

PDRUG DEALS IN ALBUQUERQUE.

P>> HE SET UP THIS OPERATION DOWN

PIN THE SOUTH VALLEY AND THEY

PWERE BRINGING IN MARIJUANA,

PCOCAINE, METHAMPHETAMINE AND

PHEROINE.

PNANCY: GALLAGHER SAYS NO ONE

PKNOWS EXACTLY HOW MANY JUAREZ

PCARTEL MEMBERS THERE ARE BECAUSE

PTHEIR NETWORK IS LAYERED.

P>> THEY COULD HAVE 150

PASSOCIATES, PEOPLE WHO ARE

PINDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS WHO WORK

PFOR THEM OR JUST BUY DRUGS FROM

PTHEM.

PNANCY: THAT'S MAKING IT HARD FOR

PLAW ENFORCEMENT TO KNOCK THEM

POUT OF BUSINESS.

PEVEN IF THEY MAY MAKE A BIG BUST

PTHEY'RE NOT ALWAYS GETTING TO

PTHE MAIN CARTEL MEMBERS.

P>> IT'S ONE OF THE THINGS THAT

PMAKES THE ORGANIZATION SO HARD

PTO DEAL WITH.

PNANCY: AND IN THIS PIECE YOU'LL

PREAD ABOUT THE INCREDIBLE PROFIT

PPUSHES MAKING OFF OF 100 --

PMAKING OFF OF MARIJUANA.

P>> IT'S $100 IN JUAREZ IN

PALBUQUERQUE IT'S $360-$400.

PNANCY: GALLAGHER SAYS THIS

PPROFIT FUNDS THE BIGGER GOALS OF

PTHESE DRUG DEALERS.

PMORE POTENT DRUGS.

PREAD MORE IN TOMORROW'S

For more infomation >> Video: Cartels in New Mexico - Duration: 1:37.

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Video: Two attempted carjackings in the same parking lot - Duration: 1:29.

PCAUGHT UP TO THE SUSPECT.

PSANDRA: PEOPLE IN THIS SOUTHWEST

PALBUQUERQUE NEIGHBORHOOD CAN'T

PBELIEVE WHAT HAPPENED IN THIS

PCVS PARKING LOT.

PACCORDING TO A CRIMINA

PCOMPLAINT DION PETTIFORD TRIED

PTO CARJACK A MAN HERE SATURDAY

PPOLICE SAY AS SOON AS THE MA

PSAW THE SUSPECT HE RUSHED OVER

PAND PUNCHED HIM IN THE FAC

PCOURT DOCUMENTS SAY THE SUSPECT

PGOT OUT OF THE CAR AND BIT THE

PVICTIM'S SHOULDER.

PA WOMAN AND HER SOON RAN OVER TO

PHELP

PBUT OFFICERS SAY THEY LEFT THE

PVAN RUNNING AND THE SUSPECT

PTRIED TO DRIVE AWAY IN THE VAN

PWITH TWO CHILDREN INSIDE.

PTHAT'S WHEN POLICE SAY THE

PWOMAN'S 20-YEAR-OLD SON PULLED

POUT A POCKET KNIFE AND

PTHREATENED TO STAB THE SUSPECT.

PIT WAS ENOUGH TO SEND THE

PSUSPECT RUNNING BUT OFFICERS

PEVENTUALLY CAUGHT UP WITH HIM

PAND ARRESTED HIM.

P>> I WOULD FIGHT BACK, FOR SURE.

PSANDRA: TODAY PEOPLE IN THAT

PSAME PARKING LOT TELL US THEY

PWOULD PUT UP A FIGHT TOO IF THEY

PFOUND THEMSELVES IN THAT

PSITUATIO

P>> I WOULD PROTECT MY VEHICLE

PAND PROPERTY.

P>> I WOULDN'T IMAGINE SOMEONE

PCOMING UP AND STEAL SOMETHING

PFROM ME.

PI'D END UP DEAD PROBABLY.

PSANDRA: AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT

PPOLICE ARE WORRIED ABOUT.

PPOLICE SAY THE BEST THING TO DO

PIS LOCK YOUR CAR AND CALL 911

PYOU SEE SOMEONE TRYING TO STEAL

For more infomation >> Video: Two attempted carjackings in the same parking lot - Duration: 1:29.

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Video: Unsolved murders - Duration: 1:21.

LAFLIN TAKES A

PLOOK AT SOME OF THOSE UNSOLVED

PCASES INCLUDING THE DEATH OF A

PRETIRED FIREFIGHTER.

PNANCY: DENNIS FLUITT IS DOING

PWHAT A LITTLE BROTHER SHOULDN'T

PHAVE TO.

PHE'S CLEANING HIS BROTHER'S

PGARAGE, PACKING UP THE LAST OF

PHIS BELONGINGS.

PIT WAS HERE IN THIS GARAGE HIS

PDEAD.

P>> IT WAS A SIMPLE LIFE AND IT

PWAS TRAGICALLY TAKEN AWAY FROM

PHIM.

PNANCY: THE CASE FROM DECEMBER

PSTILL UNSOLVED.

PDON FLUITT WAS A RETIRED

PBERNALILLO COUNTY FIREFIGHTER.

PA FATHER OF 3 INCLUDING AN

P11-YEAR-OLD LITTLE GIRL.

P>> HE DIDN'T HAVE ENEMIES.

PHE WAS A MAN OF GOD.

PHE DIDN'T RUN THE STREETS OR DO

PILLEGAL THINGS.

PHE WAS JUST A GOOD GUY.

PNANCY: THAT IS ONE OF MANY

PUNSOLVED HOMICIDES IN

PALBUQUERQUE WHERE POLICE ARE

PLOOKING FOR YOUR HELP.

PTHERE ARE 25 OF THEM FROM 2016

PAND 2017, INCLUDING THE DEATH OF

PA SECURITY GUARD.

PLAST JULY STEVE WILLIS WAS

PWORKING SECURITY AT AN APARTMENT

PCOMPLEX WHEN HE WAS SHOT AND

PKILLED.

PAND IN DECEMBER ANOTHER HIGH

PTHATAND IN DECEMBER ANOTHER HIGH

PPROFILE AND DISTURBING CASE.

PEMPLOYEES AT WALMART FOUND THE

PBODY OF CLIFFORD MILLER.

PHE'D BEEN BEHEADED.

PHIS GENITALS CUT OFF.

P>> WE'RE STILL LOOKING FOR ANY

PKIND OF LEADS THAT WE CAN GET.

PNANCY: IN ALL THESE UNSOLVED

PCASES.

PFOR FAMILIES LIKE DENNIS'S.

P>> CLOSURE WOULD BE NICE.

PAN ARREST WOULD BE NICE.

PHE DIDN'T DESERVE THIS.

PHE WAS A GREAT GUY.

For more infomation >> Video: Unsolved murders - Duration: 1:21.

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Video: New businesses come to Nob Hill - Duration: 1:49.

ING IN

PALONG THE ROUTE 66 CORRIDOR.

PACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER JUSTIN

PMATTHEWS SHOWS US WHY PEOPLE ARE

PSTILL INVESTING IN NOB HIL

PJUSTIN: AS YOU CAN SEE MEDIANS

PARE GOING IN HERE IN NOB HILL

-- ALL OF THIS CONSTRUCTION IS A

PSIGN OF A BRIGHT FUTURE.

P"FRENCH-ISH" IS ONE OF SEVERAL

PNEW BUSINESSES THAT HAVE OPENED

PUP SHOP.

PTHE RESTAURANT HAS CALLED NOB

PHILL HOME FOR JUST OVER 3

PMONTHS.

POWNERS SAY THEY'RE NOT LETTING

PART CONSTRUCTION HINDER THEI

PSPIRITS.

P>> WE KNEW IT WAS GOING TO

PHAPPEN.

PTIMING WAS NOT AWESOME BUT

PCHANGE HAPPENS.

PPROGRESS I GOOD.

PIT IS GOING TO BE GOOD FOR THE

PCITY TO HAVE SOME INFRASTRUCTURE

P.

PJUSTIN: DESPITE THE CONSTRUCTION

PLEAVING A MESS.

A HUGE PILE OF DIRT HERE.

PACCORDING TO THE NON-PROFIT NOB

PHILL MAIN STREET SIX NEW

PBUSINESSES HAVE OPENED IN NOB

PHILL IN THE PAST 3 TO SIX MONTHS

P.

PNOB HILL MAINSTREET ALSO SAYS

PNEARLY A DOZEN BUSINESSES CLOSED

PTHROUGHOUT THE COURSE OF 2016.

PSINCE ART CONSTRUCTION BEGAN IN

POCTOBER, SOME BUSINESSES SAY

PTHEY'RE SALES ARE DOWN AS MUCH

PAS 30%.

PBUT THINGS ARE DIFFERENT FOR THE

PNEWCOMERS.

P>> WE ARE STILL NEW SO WE

PHAVEN'T HAD A CUSTOMER BASE THAT

PSOUTHERN OF THIS -- THAT SOME

POTHER BUSINESSES HAVE HAD.

PJUSTIN: SO WHY SHOULD NEW

PBUSINESSES STILL INVEST HERE?

P>> WE WERE ABLE TO LOOK PAST

PWHAT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN AND WE

PDID NOT KNOW HOW THIS SECTION

PWAS GOING TO GO.

-- KNOW HOW THIS CONSTRUCTION

PWAS GOING TO GO.

JUSTIN: NEW BUSINESS OWNERS SAY

PTHE CONSTRUCTION IS PROMISING.

>> THERE IS A LOT GOING ON

POUTSIDE.

PJUSTIN: DEFINITELY A LOT

PHAPPENING OUT HERE AS YOU CAN

PSEE.

PA SPOKESPERSON FOR ART TELLS ME

PTHE PROJECT IS ON-SCHEDULE AND

PIS EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED BY