Waching daily May 2 2017

I don't understand the imperfecto del subjuntivo!

*sighs* I need a nap...

Now I know the imperfecto del subjuntivo And I'm going to teach it to you

Yes it comes after a main clause In preterite, imperfect, or conditional

It's used to express emotions and uncertainty Or doubt about past events

First you put a verb in the preterite ellos form

Then take off the -on ending And add -a, -as, -a, -amos

-ais and -an go on as well As endings

Don't forget that there's an accent On the vowel before the nosotros form

All of these verb endings Are the same in -ar, -er, and -ir

Just remember Everything's the same

As the pretérito Except for the endings

Stem-changers and irregulars are from preterite

Yo hablara, tú hablaras, él, ella, usted hablara

Nosotros habláramos Vosotros hablarais

Ellos, ellas, ustedes hablaran

Hola bebé

But you can't mistake it for the pretérito and imperfecto And if you still don't know

How to conjugate the verb Here's something that should help

An example is: "Ojalá ellos comieran sus cocos"

Some irregulars Are andar, tener, and ir

Those conjugated are Anduvieron, tuvieron, y fueron.

Then take off the -on ending And conjugate using the new endings

Yes, it really is just that simple Just don't forget the main clause

That comes before our verb And if you know the pretérito

Then you'll be fine 'cause they're the same

Ella dudaba que yo terminara mi postre

A sí.

*instrumental*

Stem-changers also come from the preterite

So preferir goes to prefieron And dormir is durmieron

Then switch the endings again Yo quería que me pidieran el pollo

If you want to say how you felt Or if you aren't sure what happened,

Use imperfecto del subjuntivo 'Cause I've had the time of my life

and I've searched through all the verb tenses Till I've found imperfecto del subjuntivo

And I hope this helped you

And I hope this helped you

¡Ojalá ellos comieron sus cocos!

¡Ojalá ellos comieron sus cocos!

¡Ojalá ellos comieran sus cocos!

¡Estoy lista!

¡Estoy lista! (She's ready to go ace her test)

For more infomation >> Imperfecto del Subjuntivo Music Video 2017 - Duration: 6:08.

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VIDEO: Water rises at Keystone Lake after rains - Duration: 2:27.

COVERING NEWS THAT MATTERS,

LYNN CASEY, FOX23 NEWS .

WE HAVE CONTINUOUS COVERAGE

FROM OUR FOX23 SEVERE WEATHER

TEAM.

WITH WILL HAVE A FLASH FLOOD

WARNING FOR DELAWARE COUNTY AND

SEVERAL OTHER COUNTIES.

77 COUNTIES ARE UNDER A STATE

OF EMERGENCY.

A LOT OF THEM -- WATER NEEDS TO

DRAIN AWAY.

WE HAVE MORE RAIN ON THIS WEEK.

WE HAVE TEAM COVERAGE

MONITORING THE FLOOD LEVELS.

LET'S START WITH RICK MAREN ON

OUT OF THE KEYSTONE DAM.

REPORTER: CLAY, THIS

WEEKEND'S RAIN IS FLOWING INTO

KEYSTONE LAKE. IT IS STAYING

THERE. THE FLOODGATES ARE

CLOSED.

THE RIVER DOWNSTREAM IS SO FULL

THEY NEED TO HOLD THE WATER

APPEAR SO THAT IT WILL DRAIN

OUT OF THE AREA.

THE WIND IS GOING ACROSS

KEYSTONE LAKE. WATER LEVELS

CONTINUE TO CLIMB AS CREEKS AND

STREAMS CHANNEL WATER INTO THE

LAKE FROM THE STORMS.

THIS WOMAN WAS EXPECTING TO

HAVE DINNER AT THE MARINA

MONDAY NIGHT, BUT SHE FOUND OUT

THAT EVEN THOUGH ALL OF THE

RAIN HAS FALLEN, THE WATER IS

STILL RISING.

I AM DISAPPOINTED I CAN'T GO

OVER TO THE DARK.

MY FRIEND IS IN TOWN.

WE WANTED TO TAKE HER TO DINNER

.

THE ELECTRICITY WAS CUT OFF

TO THE DARK. I FOUND PEOPLE

SECURING THEIR HOUSEBOATS AND

CLEARING REFRIGERATORS AND

FREEZERS.

LOOKS TO BE ABOUT THE SAME

AS 2015.

BRAD MATHESON HAS A BOAT

DOCKED.

HIS AS IT REMINDS THEM OF THE

2015 BLOOD. PEOPLE COULD NOT

RETURN TO THEIR BOATS FOR TWO

MONTHS.

HOPE IT IS SHORTER.

THE WATER WILL PEAK ON FRIDAY,

20 FEET ABOVE NORMAL.

THEN FINALLY, THE WATER WILL

BEGIN TO RECEDE.

REPORTER: THERE ARE SOME

PEOPLE DOWN HERE WHO ARE

FISHING NOW THAT SOME OF THE

PONDS HAVE CONDENSED DOWN.

IF YOU PLAN TO FISH, LIKE SO

MANY PEOPLE DO, BE AWARE THAT

THEY MAY OPEN THE GATES THEN.

WHEN YOU HEAR THAT SIREN, HAD

For more infomation >> VIDEO: Water rises at Keystone Lake after rains - Duration: 2:27.

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VIDEO: Tulsa woman accused of stealing back Jeep after selling it - Duration: 2:01.

NEW AT 10 PM, WHEN YOU SELL

SOMETHING, YOU CANNOT JUST TAKE

IT BACK.

THAT IS WHAT POLICE OFFICERS

ARE TELLING US THEY WANT A

LOCAL WOMAN TO LEARN.

THIS WOMAN SOLD AN SUV, THEN

TOOK IT BACK BY FORCE.

WHAT THE SUSPECT IS ACCUSED OF

USING TO TAKE IT BACK.

REPORTER: CLAY, POLICE SAY

SHE INVADED THE VICTIM'S HOME

WITH A BASEBALL BAT.

11th AND COLLEGE.

IT IS QUIET AND YOUNG.

AND AREA THAT IS ON ITS WAY UP.

WE WALK ALL OVER THIS AREA.

THAT IS WHY THE COUPLE WHO

HAS LIVED HERE FOR THREE MONTHS

WAS SURPRISED TO HEAR OF A

VIOLENT HOME INVASION.

I THINK IT WAS A RANDOM ACT.

I FEEL SORRY FOR HER.

THAT IS HORRIBLE.

TULSA POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR

THIS WOMAN.

ALLISON MORE. SHE INVADED A

WOMAN'S APARTMENT WANTING TO

TAKE BACK A JEEP SHE HAD TOLD

THE WOMAN.

POLICE SAY SHE FORCED HER WAY IN

THEN DEMANDED THE VICTIM'S

CASE.

I SPOKE WITH THE VICTIM OFF-

CAMERA.

SHE SAID SHE WAS TERRIFIED BUT

FOUGHT BACK AND WRESTLED THE

BAT AWAY. SHE SAYS THAT'S WHEN

A MAN BARGED IN WITH A GUN AND

POINTED IT AT HER. POLICE SAY

DUO GRABBED THE KEYS.

AND UNUSUAL ROBBERY, ACCORDING

TO DETECTIVES.

GENERALLY PEOPLE DO NOT TRY

TO DO THEIR OWN REPOSSESSIONS

USING A BASEBALL BAT.

THE DETECTIVE DID NOT SAY HOW

THEY SALE WAS INITIALLY SET UP.

BUT HE DID SAY IT WAS IMPORTANT

TO STAY VIGILANT WHEN YOU BUY

OR SELL TO SOMEONE.

MORE IS WANTED TONIGHT ON TWO

ROBBERY CHARGES AS WELL AS

BURGLARY AND AUTO THEFT.

POLICE SAY THE CAR HAS BEEN

TOTALED.

For more infomation >> VIDEO: Tulsa woman accused of stealing back Jeep after selling it - Duration: 2:01.

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VIDEO: Muskogee County officials say county is disaster area - Duration: 2:00.

TO HIGH GROUND INTO THE WATER

EVENS OUT.

LIVE AT THE KEYSTONE DAM, FOX23

NEWS .

REPAIRS AND MUSKOGEE COUNTY

WILL COST HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS

OF DOLLARS.

JONATHAN McCALL CONTINUES OUR

COVERAGE.REPORTER: FOR A LOT

OF FOLKS, SOME PEOPLE SAY THEY

RECEIVED UP TO 18 INCHES OF

WATER FROM STORMS.

THEY ARE HOPING FEMA FUNDS WILL

HELP WITH THE CLEANUP PROCESS.

WHEN IT COMES TO DEALING WITH

FLOODS

THE MAGIC NUMBER IS USUALLY

6-18 INCHES.

THE PEOPLE IN MUSKOGEE KNOW

ALL ABOUT FLOODS.

IT CAN'T BE GOOD FOR THE

TOWN OF MUSKOGEE.

THIS IS THE FOURTH TIME HE

HAS HAD TO CLEAN UP.

WE ARE DOING A LOT OF WORK

THAT WE KNOW WILL BE DESTROYED.

HOMEOWNERS ACROSS MUSKOGEE

COUNTY WERE THE ONLY ONES BUSY.

COUNTY CRUISE ARE BUSY TRYING

TO REPAIR A NUMBER OF BRIDGES

AND ROADS WASHED OUT BY HIGH

WATER.

YOU CAN SEE WHERE A FENCE WAS

TAKEN OUT BY REGION WATER.

PICTURE SHOW DAMAGE LEFT

BEHIND.

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONER SAYS

THE DAMAGE IS COSTING THE

COUNTY HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF

DOLLARS.

I'M NOT SURE IF WE WILL

REACH $1 MILLION, BUT WE ARE

ALREADY LOOKING AT SEVERAL

HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.

THE COMMISSIONER HAS

DECLARED THE COME -- COUNTY A

DISASTER.

IT WILL HELP THE COUNTY AND

HOMEOWNERS RECEIVED FEMA FUNDS.

THERE IS SOMEBODY STOPPING

THEM FROM BUYING OUT THE HOMES.

ONE-WOMAN WE SPOKE WITH SAID

SHE IS LOOKING AT DAMAGES CLOSE

TO $100,000 JUST AFTER GETTING

For more infomation >> VIDEO: Muskogee County officials say county is disaster area - Duration: 2:00.

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Video: Tom Messner's late-night forecast - Duration: 4:07.

FIRST ALERT WEATHER WITH TOM

MESSNER.

TOM: LET ME TAKE YOU TO TO THE

STORM TRACKE

WE HAVE HAD THIS LINE OF

THUNDERSTORMS THAT HAS REMAINE

SURPRISINGLY TOGETHER FOR A GOOD

LONG TIME ESPECIALLY NOW AT THE

SOUTHERN AND WHERE IT IS BROKEN

TO THE NORTH.

WE ARE SEEING RA AROUND

BURLINGTON BUT NOT THAT

ORGANIZED THING EARLIER.

LOOK WHAT IS GOING ON DOWN HERE.

SOME VERY STRONG THUNDERSTORMS,

IT IS GOING TO ABSOLUTELY POOR

OF FOR YOU GUYS.

MAYBE LOOKING AT VERY GUSTY

WINDS.

I DON'T THINK THERE IS ANY

QUESTION WE WILL SEE GUSTY WIND

IN PART OF BENNINGTON COUNTY.

WE RIGHT NOW HEAVY SEVERE

THUNDERSTORM WARNING IN EFFECT

FOR EDDINGTON COUNTY.

THE THINKING HERE IS MAYBE WIND

GUSTS TO 70 MILES PER HOUR WITH

THE STUFF THAT IS GOING TO PASS

ON THROUGH.

THERE HAS BEEN A HISTORY OF WIND

DAMAGE OUT THERE IN IT NORTHERN

NEW YORK WHERE WE HAVE HEARD

ABOUT TREES KNOCKED DOWN AND

POWER OUTAGES WITH WIRES ON THE

GROUND.

THAT MAY VERY WELL HAPPEN.

GET SET FOR THAT.

TEMPERATURES ALL OVER THE PLACE

BECAUSE THEY DEPEND ON HOW MUCH

RAIN YOU HAVE SEEN.

63 DEGREES, STILL WARM, A VERY

JUICY ATMOSPHERE AND THAT WILL

HELP TO PROMOTE THE ISSUES THEY

ARE GOING TO HAVE OVER THE NEXT

HALF-HOUR OR SO.

TO THE NORTH WHERE IN THE 60'S.

NO BARRY COOLER WHERE WE HAVE

SEEN A LITTLE MORE RAIN

OVERTIME.

MUCH COOLER ON THE EASTERN SIDE

OF BARACK.

I THINK THAT IS GOING TO HELP

WHEN THIS LINE MAKES ITS WAY

TOWARD YOU GUYS.

I THINK IT IS GOING TO BE -- IS

NOT GOING TO BE UNSTABLE IT IS

GOING TO BE STABLE ENOUGH WHERE

WE ARE NOT GOING TO PROMOTE TO

MUCH IN THE WAY OF

THUNDERSTORMS.

WE ARE LOOKING AHEAD, 1:00 IN

THE MORNING.

THIS STUFF STILL KIND OF KICKING

AROUND TO THE SOUTH AND THE

NORTHEAST.

THE TREND IS GOING TO BE FOR THE

STUFF TO GO AWAY.

WE STILL HAVE SHOWERS REMAINING

OVERNIGHT TONIGHT AS WE GET INTO

THE VERY BEGINNING OF TOMORROW.

FIRST THING TOMORROW MORNING WE

MAY FIND A LITTLE BIT OF

SUNSHINE.

IT CLOUDS BACKUP.

WE ARE LOOKING AT SCATTERED RAIN

SHOWERS BY THE AFTERNOON AND

INTO TOMORROW EVENING.

THEN I AM THINKING THE OTHER WAY

AROUND AS WE LOOK TOWARDS

WEDNESDAY.

I THINK WE WILL FIND RAIN

SHOWERS DURING THE FIRST HALF OF

THE DAY AND BRIGHTER BITE LATER

IN THE DAY WHERE WE FIND A

LITTLE BIT OF SUNSHINE WHICH IS

NICE BECAUSE THE EVENI IS SO

MUCH LONGER NOW WITH THE

DAYLIGHT.

WE ARE GOING TO SALVAGE

SOMETHING LATER WEDNESDAY WHICH

IS GOING TO BE NICE.

MANY OF US LOOKING AT SHOWERS IF

NOT DOWNPOURS.

CERTAINLY THUNDERSTORMS STILL

POSSIBLE.

MANY ARE STILL SEEING THOSE.

LOW TEMPERATURE, WE WILL CAL IT

56 DEGREES IN THE CHAMPLAIN

VALLEY.

WE WIL FIND MAINLY AFTERNOON

AND EVENING SHOWERS.

TEMPERATURES IN THE 60'S AND

EIGHT LOTS OF PLACES THROUGH THE

CHAMPLAIN VALLEY.

SARANAC LAKE 54.

WE WILL CALL IT 58 DEGREES AS

YOU HEADED TOWARD MESSINA.

HIGH TEMPERATURE TOMORROW WILL

BE 64 DEGREES.

SHOWERS MAINLY IN THE AFTERNOON

AND TOMORROW NIGHT.

SCATTERED SHOWERS WEDNESDAY

MORNING AND THE SKY BECOMING

BRIGHTER LATER IN THE DAY.

AFTERNOON IT CLOUDS ON THURSDAY,

THAT MAY THE ONLY DRY DAY THIS

WEEK.

ENJOY IT WHILE IT IS HERE.

WE SEE DECENT SUNSHINE THE FIRST

HALF OF THE DAY.

IT WILL RAIN FRIDAY.

SATURDAY, RAIN SHOWERS.

SUNDAY STILL A CHANCE FOR

SHOWERS.

THE HIGH WILL BE 58.

MONDAY WE WILL FIND RAIN SHOWERS

WITH A HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 57

DEGREES.

WE ARE GOING TO CONTINUE TO KEEP

AN EYE ON THE STORMS WE ARE

SEEING.

WE HAVE GOT THAT SEVERE

THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR

BENNINGTON COUNTY.

WE WILL GIVE YOU AN UPDATE

BEFORE THE NEWS IS UP.

For more infomation >> Video: Tom Messner's late-night forecast - Duration: 4:07.

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VIDEO: Courts find ways to spot prostitution victims - Duration: 1:57.

COVERING NEWS THAT MATTERS,

AND ONE AT 10 PM STARTS RIGHT

NOW.

LOCAL COURTS HAVE FOUND A

WAY TO FIND PEOPLE WHO WHO ARE

BEING FORCED INTO PROSTITUTION.

I AM TIFFANY ALL AND HE IS.

WE HAVE LEARNED THAT THOSE WHO

SLIP BY POLICE THANKS TO COURT

RECORDS.

LYNN CASEY CONTINUES OUR

COVERAGE WITH HOW THE TERMINAL

JUSTICE SYSTEM IS HELPING SET

THESE WOMEN FREE.

REPORTER: PEOPLE ARE ON ALL

LEVELS KEEPING AN EYE OUT ON

VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRACK --

TRAFFICKING.

RECORDS HAVE A WAY OF BRINGING

THEM INTO LIGHT.

MULTIPLE CHARGES AND MULTIPLE

STATES JUST A MONTH'S TIME. IT

IS A MAJOR REFLECT.

ABSOLUTELY.

THE FIRST THING I WOULD DO IS

FIND OUT EVERYTHING I COULD

ABOUT THEIR SOCIAL MEDIA.

THIS ONE WORKS WITH VICTIMS.

SHE SAYS EMPLOYEES IN THE

COURTHOUSE AND HELP SEPARATE

PROSTITUTION FROM SEX

TRAFFICKING.

IT IS HARD TO SEE.

SHE SAYS ON THE SURFACE IT

LOOKS LIKE CRIMINAL ACTIVITY

BUT WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE

PERSON'S BACKGROUND YOU SEE

MARK.

ESPECIALLY WHEN THE PERSON

FACES CHARGES THE DIFFERENCE

DATES AND A -- STATES IN A

SHORT PERIOD OF TIME.

EVEN THOUGH AWARENESS HAS RISEN

GREATLY, SHE DISCOVERS THAT

THEY ARE STILL BATTLING

ANTIQUATED LAWS.

IT WAS HARD TO PUSH OPEN THE

DOOR EVEN THOUGH SHE HAD BEEN

DEEMED A TRAFFIC VICTIM IN

ANOTHER STATE.

THE FASTER THE COMMUNITY

UNDERSTANDS TRAFFICKING AND THE

SIGNS, THE QUICKER THEY CAN

HELP VICTIMS.

REPORTER: COMMUNITY MEMBERS

ARE STARTING TO UNDERSTAND THIS

ISSUE AND THE DANGERS.

THEY ARE STARTING TO WORK ON

THEIR FIRST CASES THAT WERE

BROUGHT TO THEM BY OTHER