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Trump threatens Tillerson in New York Times
By Jason Ditz
Early Thursday, reports emerging form the New York Times revealed that a plan is in the works at the White House to oust Secretary of State Rex Tillerson from his post, replacing him with CIA Director Mike Pompeo, and replacing Pompeo with Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR).
As the White House and State Department were grilled on the plan by reporters, an initial blanket denial of the scheme quickly gave way to admission that the White House had deliberately leaked the plan to the New York Times as a way of "sending a message" to Tillerson about their increased hostility toward him.
Ironically, as this was going on, Gen. John Kelly, the White House Chief of Staff and apparent author of Tillerson's ouster, was calling the State Department and assuring them that it wasn't the case. In the end, officials would only say that no final decision has been made, and Trump absolutely refuses to express any public confidence in Tillerson any longer.
Tillerson's position was long believed to be tenuous, with Trump undercutting his diplomatic efforts at every opportunity, and reportedly getting cozier with Pompeo, a hawk who has been largely critical of diplomatic efforts throughout his career in politics.
Tillerson assured North Korea the US didn't seek regime change, Trump declared Tillerson to be "wasting his time" on diplomacy, and Pompeo has been advocating aggressive moves against North Korea, which fit more neatly into Trump's "totally destroy North Korea" threats.
The loss of Tillerson might be felt abroad quickly, however, as he's been fairly popular overseas, putting serious work into try to do damage control for Trump's behavior. The administration was unlikely to appreciate all that Tillerson was doing to keep the international community at least sort of calm amid Trump's screeds, but may feel his absence when Pompeo is America's top diplomat.
Sen. Cotton taking over the CIA is also likely to be controversial, as Cotton is an outspoken supporter of torture. This too is likely to earn him favor with President Trump, who has repeatedly claimed torture "works," despite assurances from experts to the contrary.
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As a believer, you need to have a biblical view of your heart, how it relates to the way you live, and why you can trust God with your inner life. It's important to guard and examine your heart—to take time and make space to slow down, be silent, and invite God to search your heart.
"Follow your heart" is popular advice today. What does God's Word say about that?
We're not outside-in people but inside-out people. When we feel that something is wrong with us, most of try to fix the problem by doing. We change our schedule. We tell ourselves we'll eat better, exercise more, or spend less time on our phones. But the problem isn't any of those things; the problem is our hearts. They're sick and in need of God's help. We can't change our hearts through behavior modification; we need heart transformation (see Ps. 51:9-10).
And see if there be any grievous way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting!
It's impossible to have a clean heart without gospel transformation. God must come to us and make us new. We need to examine our hearts and invite the Holy Spirit to continue to change us. The gospel isn't just for the moment we believe. We need the gospel every moment of our lives. Our hearts are made new by the Holy Spirit the moment we believe; they're renewed as we pursue the Spirit day after day.
No good tree bears bad fruit, nor again does a bad tree bear good fruit, for each tree is known by its own fruit. For figs are not gathered from thornbushes, nor are grapes picked from a bramble bush. The good person out of the good treasure of his heart produces good, and the evil person out of his evil treasure produces evil, for out of the abundance of the heart his mouth speaks.
What comes out of our mouths is born and bred in our hearts. Good fruit doesn't come from bad trees. In other words, the fruit of our lives corresponds to the health of our souls.
The beautiful reality of the gospel is that God is concerned about your heart—about your soul. Jesus' life, death, and resurrection purposefully restored, redeemed, and healed your heart from the power, presence, and penalty of sin.
We often avoid making space in our lives to focus on our hearts because we're afraid of being overwhelmed by what we'll find there. It's scary to imagine all of our wounds, desires, and disappointments, and we think life is easier if we avoid them and press on. Seeing God as our hope makes us contented children. We find peace in our souls when we wait and hope in God. The Bible invites us to cry out to God. To wait on Him. To find rest.
Rejoice in the Lord always. … The Lord is at hand; do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.
If you don't slow down and say, "God, work on my heart; reveal what I'm believing; reveal what I'm thinking; reveal what I'm wanting; reveal what I'm lacking," you'll continue to run away from your heart. However, your heart is driving everything you do. If it continues to go unexamined, you'll lose your life chasing things you don't even understand. You'll be tired. Your soul will be exhausted.
It's possible to be so busy that we never stop to reflect on what God is doing in our hearts. After we've spent time in His Word, we must pause to reflect on ways that truth needs to be implemented at the level of the heart.
Excerpted from Making Space: Doing What Matters Most. Published by LifeWay Press®. © 2018 Jeff Vanderstelt. Used by permission.
Scripture quotations are taken from the ESV® Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version®), copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved.


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2022 Statewide Primary
In North Carolina, the statewide primary is Tuesday, March 8, 2022. During this election, voters can choose which candidates they prefer to be on the general election ballot in November. The purpose of a primary is to narrow the field of candidates for the general election.
Races on the ballot include:
The U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.
The N.C. General Assembly.
The N.C. Supreme Court and Court of Appeals.
Additionally, many voters will find municipal contests on their ballot due to rescheduled municipal elections. This applies to voters in municipalities that delayed their 2021 elections to finalize new electoral districts. This also applies to voters who live in cities and towns that conduct their elections during even-numbered years.
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Thank you for visiting our website. Regretfully, our campaign has halted due to the unconstitutional insertion of the NC Supreme Court into the 2022 election cycle.
This insertion resulted in a significant reconfiguration of the Congressional District I was running in.
I remain committed to using my time and talents to further the conservative cause with an eye towards opportunities that may arise in the future.
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News 9 @ Noon : WMUR : October 12, 2015 12:00pm-12:30pm EDT
amy: breaking news at noon, a missing manchester woman found dead in her home. kevin: warm afternoon out there with sunshine and some big changes through the week. amy: presidential candidates in manchester for the no labels convention. what issues they are speaking about today. a water main break is slowing traffic in salem. how long it could take. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. amy: the search for a missing manchester woman is over. a body, believed to be that of her apartment. good afternoon, i' m av camino -- amy coveno. ray brewer joins us live with good afternoon. ray: good afternoon. we are here live where sue hutchinson lived with stephen andre. we still have to wait on the official results, but the a/d' s office says it looks like stephen andre killed sue hutchinson before taking his own life. they were roommates living at this building. andre had been dating hutchinson' s daughter. three weeks ago, hutchinson' s family reported her missing and andre was the last to see her alive. he was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot
amy: breaking news at noon, a missing manchester woman found dead in her home. kevin: warm afternoon out there with sunshine and some big changes through the week. amy: presidential candidates in manchester for the no labels convention. what issues they are speaking about today. a water main break is slowing traffic in salem. how long it could take. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. amy: the search for a missing manchester woman is over. a body, believed...
News 9 This Morning : WMUR : October 17, 2015 6:00am-9:00am EDT
growing season and when temperatures really bottom out. amy: honoring new hampshire law enforcement officers. we'll introduce you to some of the heroes behind the badge. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. hampshire. 6:00 on saturday, october 17th, i'm amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories in just a minute. first, christopher jarzynka is in the weather center. cold air. chris: coldest since last april. you knew it was coming sooner or later. there's a live shot of hampton, 41, that's going to feel balmy by this time in the morning. we'll get to it in for josh judge this weekend and it's a pleasure to be here. in the 30's north and the 40's south. but the temperatures do not come with cool air alone because we have clouds and passing showers, now, most of the showers are in the liquid form in places like the likes region and you can see that these in green here are rain showers and they are moving away to the north and east, but you may notice some salmon color up here, some pinks, some blues, that's a mixture of rain and snow, folks. get used
growing season and when temperatures really bottom out. amy: honoring new hampshire law enforcement officers. we'll introduce you to some of the heroes behind the badge. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. hampshire. 6:00 on saturday, october 17th, i'm amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories in just a minute. first, christopher jarzynka is in the weather center. cold air. chris: coldest since last april. you knew it was coming sooner or later....
News 9 @ Noon : WMUR : October 5, 2015 12:00pm-12:29pm EDT
amy: now at noon -- governor maggie hassan announces she will run for u.s. senate. plus hillary clinton is in the granite state laying out her gun control plan. josh: after a cold start today, warming nicely with sunshine in the afternoon. how much warmer we will get in the week ahead. and the missing cargo ship -- the discovery made by search crews this morning. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at noon. amy: breaking news -- governor maggie hassan will forgo another challenge republican senator kelly ayotte for her senate seat. good afternoon. news 9 was the first to bring you that decision this morning. josh mcelveen broke the story. he sat down with the governor this morning and joins us live from concord with more. josh: after months of rumors and speculation and plenty of guessing on the part of the media, evan or indeed set her sights -- governor maggie hassan will set her sights on the senate. her campaign released a video talking about her decision, talking about her time as governor and the successes she points to. she says she wants to
amy: now at noon -- governor maggie hassan announces she will run for u.s. senate. plus hillary clinton is in the granite state laying out her gun control plan. josh: after a cold start today, warming nicely with sunshine in the afternoon. how much warmer we will get in the week ahead. and the missing cargo ship -- the discovery made by search crews this morning. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at noon. amy: breaking news -- governor maggie hassan will forgo...
News 9 This Morning : WMUR : October 4, 2015 6:00am-9:00am EDT
hurricane joaquin is getting. amy: and a plan to move a local college's sports teams to division three of the ncaa isn't sitting well with some. why they say they never had a say in the proposal. >> no one covers new hampshire now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, 6:00 on sunday, october 4th, i'm amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories, but first, josh judge is in the weather center. you're liking today? >> i'm very high on today. it's going to be a sunny sunday. meredith, a chilly, but nice start out there. low 40's in southern new hampshire, but get up to concord and rochester in the 30's. parts of northern new hampshire in the 20's. because of that. there's some frost and freeze advisories and a freeze warning for northern parts of grafton county. southern grafton county and those are both in effect and you're past the time for the warnings. look at the clear skies at the moment and a few clouds may come in near the sea coast at times will be coming in out of the northeast. a lot more sunshine, upper 50's and a few spots could hit the very low 60's
hurricane joaquin is getting. amy: and a plan to move a local college's sports teams to division three of the ncaa isn't sitting well with some. why they say they never had a say in the proposal. >> no one covers new hampshire now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, 6:00 on sunday, october 4th, i'm amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories, but first, josh judge is in the weather center. you're liking today? >> i'm very high on today. it's going to be a...
>> we don' t want this to be a tragedy. amy: now at noon -- new hampshire fish and game takes an unprecidented step after a hunter was shot. kevin: it was a very cold start to the day, but we have the sunshine. how both of those start to change as we work our way through the week ahead. amy: plus, we are learning the identity of a 17-year-old girl found dead in a rochester motel room. what officers believe may be responsible for her death. jurors resume the liberating the fate of a rochester man accused in the stabbing death of an 18-year-old in june of 2014. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. amy: a cold start to the week across new hampshire. some of us even saw snow over the weekend. you are looking live at the seacoast. portsmouth 40 degrees at this noon hour. amy: good afternoon, i' m amy coveno. meteorologist kevin skarupa tells us how cold it will be today. kevin: at least we have the sunshine. we just have a few high clouds drifting in from the west. not washington dropping into the single digits in the morning. eight to 10 inches of snow
>> we don' t want this to be a tragedy. amy: now at noon -- new hampshire fish and game takes an unprecidented step after a hunter was shot. kevin: it was a very cold start to the day, but we have the sunshine. how both of those start to change as we work our way through the week ahead. amy: plus, we are learning the identity of a 17-year-old girl found dead in a rochester motel room. what officers believe may be responsible for her death. jurors resume the liberating the fate of a...
leftovers of patricia have planned for new hampshire this week. amy: a fallen marine ten years after he was killed in iraq. >> it's beyond words what this means to us. amy: how one community is still saying thank you for his sacrifice. a highly anticipated event gets underway in laucona -- laconia today. we'll tell you about happenings at the pumpkin festival. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, 6:00 on saturday, october 24th, i'm amy coveno. we'll get to our top stories in a minutes. chris, chris jarzynka is here with a look at the forecast. how is the forecast. chris: hi, amy, how are you? >> great. chris: at least i'm not talking about the warmest day, it's not balmy weather, it's october, we expect weather like this. we have an area of high pressure moving in and my knee jerk reaction would be to say it's going to be bright and dry. chilly in the 20's and low 30's. we have some clouds coming in right off the coast and these clouds are going to make things rather cloudy for southeastern areas of new hampshire
leftovers of patricia have planned for new hampshire this week. amy: a fallen marine ten years after he was killed in iraq. >> it's beyond words what this means to us. amy: how one community is still saying thank you for his sacrifice. a highly anticipated event gets underway in laucona -- laconia today. we'll tell you about happenings at the pumpkin festival. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, 6:00 on...
. >> i like halloween and i like going around in my costume and scaring the socks off of people. amy: pumpkin festival, lighting up for the first time in laconia. the world record they're attempting to break. chris: some sun in the offing and rain, too. and patricia's rain reaches new forecast. amy: hurricane patricia weakening to a tropical storm, texas this morning. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire. 6:00 on sunday, october 25th, i'm amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories, we talked chris jarzynka into coming back. chris: hi, amy, 44 degrees. hey, there was a car-- it was pretty quiet yesterday this time of the morning. temperatures in the 40's and already 50's in portsmouth. needless to say it's going to be warmer almost by default. we have some rain moving on through and some of that is steadiest and heaviest in places like keene through the lower and upper connecticut valley. we had a batch of heavier precip, down through epsom in route 4 and moving through the lincoln plymouth area at the moment and off
. >> i like halloween and i like going around in my costume and scaring the socks off of people. amy: pumpkin festival, lighting up for the first time in laconia. the world record they're attempting to break. chris: some sun in the offing and rain, too. and patricia's rain reaches new forecast. amy: hurricane patricia weakening to a tropical storm, texas this morning. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire. 6:00 on...
hurricane joaquin. amy: and we learn the names of the victims of the deadly attack. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, saturday, october 3rd, i'm amy coveno. first, josh judge is in the weather center with a look at the forecast. hi, josh. josh: hi, it's a saturday and depends where you are, cloudy in parts of the state, manchester meanwhile, northern new hampshire, it's clear and in the lower 30's in some parts. so, big differences from spot to spot and that will be the case with today's weather as well. what's going on with that? well, look at southern new hampshire, it's cloudy there where we have some scattered showers and sprinkles, central and northern new hampshire, a decent amount of sunshine through the day today. you see the front to our south here, kind of skirting southern new hampshire, so the farther south you are, the more clouds you'll see, and of course, we'll be watching this and we'll talk more about this hurricane coming up in a few minutes, mostly staying away from new england this weekend. that'
hurricane joaquin. amy: and we learn the names of the victims of the deadly attack. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, saturday, october 3rd, i'm amy coveno. first, josh judge is in the weather center with a look at the forecast. hi, josh. josh: hi, it's a saturday and depends where you are, cloudy in parts of the state, manchester meanwhile, northern new hampshire, it's clear and in the lower 30's in some parts. so,...
that and what's the forecast for the weekend. >> happy halloween! . amy: where you can take your trick-or-treaters out for a night of fun tonight. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, 6:00 on saturday, october 31st. happy halloween, everybody. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories in just a minute, first, look who is in the weather center, you found your way back, welcome back, josh judge. josh: we've got a nice one to talk about. hampton, 30 degrees, it's a chilly start. check out your current temperatures, it's 36 in manchester, that's the warmest spot around, everyone else is upper 20's, lower 30's. central new hampshire, mid 20's in the valley and check out manchester. under clear skies, a nice start and plenty of sunshine will help warm things up to very pleasant levels for this time of year. we are going to watch this weather system to our west. it does contain some rain showers, it will be around for the second half of the weekend, but not before we get a nice halloween in. temperatures 50 to 55. after
that and what's the forecast for the weekend. >> happy halloween! . amy: where you can take your trick-or-treaters out for a night of fun tonight. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, 6:00 on saturday, october 31st. happy halloween, everybody. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories in just a minute, first, look who is in the weather center, you found your way back, welcome back, josh judge. josh: we've got...
will be with us today. who sees snow showers and when it will return back to normal. amy: vowing never to forget. the slain journalist, the race held for james foley a day before what would have been his 42nd birthday. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire. 6:00 on this sunday, october 18th. i'm amy coveno. they told us it was coming. parts of the granite state saw the first snow showers of the season last night. this was the season in peterboro where the ground got that unmistakable dusting. chris jarzynka joins us. you called it, chris. chris: i figured most would be in the north countries where it was. yeah, even a few spots in southern new hampshire getting into the early season cheer. a live look at colebrook. it's a very chilly morning as we did anticipate. a few leftover clouds and snow showers up north. we're in the 20's there. the only place i can find above feeing is manchester and that's 33 degrees. i wouldn't be surprised if the we have snow showers, very, very weak ones showing up on radar. there wi
will be with us today. who sees snow showers and when it will return back to normal. amy: vowing never to forget. the slain journalist, the race held for james foley a day before what would have been his 42nd birthday. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire. 6:00 on this sunday, october 18th. i'm amy coveno. they told us it was coming. parts of the granite state saw the first snow showers of the season last night. this...
steadily warming temperatures and which day could give us a taste of indian summer. amy: and october is breast cancer awareness month. how is former miss new hampshire is inspiring patients with her own story of survival. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. hampshire. 6:00 on sunday, october 11th. i'm amy coveno, we'll get to the top stories, but first, josh judge is in the weather center with a look at the forecast. you came back. josh: you can't keep me away at least this weekend. let's look at what's going on right now. it's calm, cloudy skies, 40's for most areas, 30's in areas farther north. temperatures. middle 30's, the clouds came in and stopped the temperature freefall. it's cold out there, but would have been colder if the clouds had not come in and that's where we stand right now, but we will see those temperatures rebound nicely once the clouds move on. there is is a look at the clouds, part of a weak disturbance, nice timing, moves through in the overnight hours and revealing plenty more sunshine to go. as we go through the second half
steadily warming temperatures and which day could give us a taste of indian summer. amy: and october is breast cancer awareness month. how is former miss new hampshire is inspiring patients with her own story of survival. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. hampshire. 6:00 on sunday, october 11th. i'm amy coveno, we'll get to the top stories, but first, josh judge is in the weather center with a look at the forecast. you came back. josh: you can't...
approved this message. >> the smoke was so black. amy: now at noon, a deadly fire in somersworth. smoke and flames so intense, they trapped a victim on the second floor. a father faces a judge accused daughter so hard, she had internal bleeding. kevin: back into the 50' s this afternoon. we will talk shower chances and peek toward the weekend ahead. amy: and police say this man tried to get rid of his heroin while being questioned for another serious crime. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. amy: developing news this noon, a u.s. marine has died in a jet crash in britain. base in laken-heath and crashed on a farm about seven miles away. the military has not released the pilot' s name but says he was flying a f-18-c hornet from a fighter squadron based in california. no other casualties have been reported. good afternoon. i' m amy coveno. one person is dead in somersworth after flames swept through a house there. fire b
approved this message. >> the smoke was so black. amy: now at noon, a deadly fire in somersworth. smoke and flames so intense, they trapped a victim on the second floor. a father faces a judge accused daughter so hard, she had internal bleeding. kevin: back into the 50' s this afternoon. we will talk shower chances and peek toward the weekend ahead. amy: and police say this man tried to get rid of his heroin while being questioned for another serious crime. [captioning performed by the...
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time. amy robach with a deeply personal look at the new breast cancer controversy. and the announcement that has women up in arms. why recommendations are changing and the huge pushback from those who believe it's not worth risking lives. >>> think you've found your ideal hotel? >> he's the guy going viral for these mill layer yus hotels. >> trying to do too many things at the same time? >> but then found the trivago guy for good reason. inside the world of spokesperson stardom. >> one tuck in, one tuck out. >> first the "nightline 5." >> want bladder leak underwear that moves like you do in try always discreet underwear and move, wiggle, giggle, swerve, curve, lift, shift, wide, glide, hit your stride. only always discreet underwear has soft dual leak guard barriers to stop leaks where they occur the most. you barely feel it. always discreet underwear so bladder leaks feel like no big deal because hey, it happens. >>> good evening. tonight a terrifying home invasion. two sisters attacked by a man just days after he got out of prison. what happened next may take your brett away. and hop
time. amy robach with a deeply personal look at the new breast cancer controversy. and the announcement that has women up in arms. why recommendations are changing and the huge pushback from those who believe it's not worth risking lives. >>> think you've found your ideal hotel? >> he's the guy going viral for these mill layer yus hotels. >> trying to do too many things at the same time? >> but then found the trivago guy for good reason. inside the world of...
. we'll look at the next warming trend and when it truly arrives ahead. amy: remembering the flooding in alstead ten years later. how the town ten years later marked the somber anniversary. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. amy: hello, welcome, october 10th, i'm amy coveno. first, kevin skarupa joins us in the weather center. kevin: it looks like a cool start to the holiday weekend with a warmer finish. we start off this morning with temperatures in the 30's and 40's. some extra clouds up north this morning otherwise looks like we start the day fairly quiet with any early clouds giving way to sunshine. what will be the coolest and most crisp autumn-like day that we will have for the holiday weekend. temperatures starting in the 40's and then jumping into the 50's, maybe near 60 and you'll also have a northwesterly breeze that will add a bite to the air through the afternoon. all flannels are a go and from there, we're talking about warmer temperatures for the second of the third days of the holiday forecast. we'll talk about that coming up. amy: bipartisan team of legislators
. we'll look at the next warming trend and when it truly arrives ahead. amy: remembering the flooding in alstead ten years later. how the town ten years later marked the somber anniversary. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. amy: hello, welcome, october 10th, i'm amy coveno. first, kevin skarupa joins us in the weather center. kevin: it looks like a cool start to the holiday weekend with a warmer finish. we start off this morning with temperatures in the 30's and 40's. some extra...
Good Morning America : WMUR : October 2, 2015 7:00am-9:00am EDT
least ten people dead, seven others wounded. amy is standing by on the scene. we'll get to her in a moment but we'll get to the other major story, ginger starts us off, two storms right now, ginger, causing lots of problems. >> yes, two storms in two different places. if in the mainland usa it is now joaquin. it is this low pressure system already causing rain, wind and coastal flooding. it's going to be around for the weekend. this deal did imminent, joaquin, on the other hand still stuck in the central bahamas and so it's going to stay there for another 12 hour, it's been there for 24. some of the winds 2k3wu69ing well above 100 miles per hour. the only pictures we've gotten out of this island so far down not looking good so we will know much more about the damage there but here's the great news i have for you. the track now trending far east, away from land meaning no u.s. landfall. this has been the trend with some of the other computer models that we like to look at and if it comes to fruition all it would mean is rougher surf. remember we have that one storm imminent happening
least ten people dead, seven others wounded. amy is standing by on the scene. we'll get to her in a moment but we'll get to the other major story, ginger starts us off, two storms right now, ginger, causing lots of problems. >> yes, two storms in two different places. if in the mainland usa it is now joaquin. it is this low pressure system already causing rain, wind and coastal flooding. it's going to be around for the weekend. this deal did imminent, joaquin, on the other hand still...
Good Morning America : WMUR : October 12, 2015 7:00am-9:00am EDT
. umpires. >> seems like it. >>> amy has the morning's other top stories. starting with a travel nightmare. >> a technical glitch is being blamed for widespread delay at southwest airlines. knocking at least 450 flights off schedule. thousands of people stuck in line for hours. agents writing hand-written tickets. if you're flying southwest, you need to arrive two hours early for your flight. >>> authorities in turkey say they're close to identifying at least one suspect in the attacks that killed nearly 100 people. isis is the focus. this attack is the worst in turkey's history. >>> a memphis police officer has been gunned down in his own driveway. officer terence oldridge was shot in his driveway. a dispute with a neighbor may have led to the shooting. he's the fourth memphis officer shot and killed in the last four years. >>> the coast guard rescued a sailor adrift off the coast of hawaii for five days. a storm damaged his boat. he drifted close enough to land to be able to call for help. >>> a mishap during the implosion of six apartment buildings in scotland. everything star
. umpires. >> seems like it. >>> amy has the morning's other top stories. starting with a travel nightmare. >> a technical glitch is being blamed for widespread delay at southwest airlines. knocking at least 450 flights off schedule. thousands of people stuck in line for hours. agents writing hand-written tickets. if you're flying southwest, you need to arrive two hours early for your flight. >>> authorities in turkey say they're close to identifying at least one...
. drier and cooler halloween forecast that i'll have coming up for you. >> look forward to that. >>> amy with the other top stories starting with that violent fugitive on the loose. >> the search for a convicted felon described as armed, dangerous and desperate is intensifying right now in rural tennessee. floyd ray cook has been on the run for five days. he's wanted for shooting a police officer and shooting at a kentucky trooper. overnight u.s. marshals opened fire in the town of white house, tennessee. >>> a shark attack at a popular hawaiian beach left a young boy in serious condition. he suffered several wounds to his leg. it is the fourth shark attack on oahu this month alone. >>> an historic decision in china. the communist party is ending that one-child policy as a method of population control. all chinese couples will now be allowed to have two children. >>> a growing controversy in washington state. a high school football coach who led prayers on the field after games has been suspended. the school district says religious activity violates its policy and legal action is likely.
. drier and cooler halloween forecast that i'll have coming up for you. >> look forward to that. >>> amy with the other top stories starting with that violent fugitive on the loose. >> the search for a convicted felon described as armed, dangerous and desperate is intensifying right now in rural tennessee. floyd ray cook has been on the run for five days. he's wanted for shooting a police officer and shooting at a kentucky trooper. overnight u.s. marshals opened fire in the...
is in the region with all the details. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, amy. this is the first u.s. combat death since the u.s. began battling isis last year and the first death since president obama declared the war in iraq over in 2011. it was a nighttime rescue that quickly turned deadly. five u.s. helicopters carrying u.s. special operations forces and kurdish troops descended on a prison found in northern iraq. inside, isis hostages believed to be facing imminent mass execution. roads in s s and nearby buildings to prevent reinforcement but as soon as the rescue teams approached an intense fight broke out and the u.s. special operations soldier was shot and later died. 70 iraqi hostages were rescued and the kurds say 20 isis fighters killed. but the battle is raising questions about the role u.s. troops play in iraq after president obama had said u.s. troops would not be in a combat role. >> our mission in iraq is to train, advise and assist mission. they have the right to defend themselves, those u.s. forces, but this was a unique circumstance. >> reporter: t
is in the region with all the details. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, amy. this is the first u.s. combat death since the u.s. began battling isis last year and the first death since president obama declared the war in iraq over in 2011. it was a nighttime rescue that quickly turned deadly. five u.s. helicopters carrying u.s. special operations forces and kurdish troops descended on a prison found in northern iraq. inside, isis hostages believed to be facing imminent...
News 9 at Six : WMUR : October 27, 2015 6:00pm-6:30pm EDT
rite aid on elm street. amy coveno live tonight with how this scary attempted robbery played out. amy? reporter: good evening, tom, wee at the corner of penacook and penn straight. this woman was headed home yesterday evening, and that surveillance, seems to be captured from a camera on the side of the building. we talked to the woman about an hour ago, she seemed upbeat and sprays that she was able at just five feet tall to fend off two men who are over six feet tall and held onto her purse. it happened last night around she noticed a man approaching her from behind, she tried to cross the street when a second man jumped in front of her. the two tried to grab her purse, it was draped around her neck, but she was knocked to the ground, she kicked and screamed enough to scare the men off. this is the surveillance video we were talking about, the suspects running to a waiting vehicle. investigators say they believe it's a dark colored sedan, possibly a toyota camry. >> they both approached her, grabbed or attempted to grab the purse. she was fortunate enough to use her ability to kick,
rite aid on elm street. amy coveno live tonight with how this scary attempted robbery played out. amy? reporter: good evening, tom, wee at the corner of penacook and penn straight. this woman was headed home yesterday evening, and that surveillance, seems to be captured from a camera on the side of the building. we talked to the woman about an hour ago, she seemed upbeat and sprays that she was able at just five feet tall to fend off two men who are over six feet tall and held onto her purse....
register as a sex offender. wmur' s amy coveno is live in our newsroom with the report. amy: yep, here it is very the balkans from letters written by people all across the country, including his own parents. j.w. carney calls on the court to reduce incentives to probation with mandated counseling and community service, writing that anything more would be "cruel." he wrote in part, "owen will be penalized every day for what he did one night as an 18-year-old high school student are: 12 letters are attached to the filing, the longest from his mother, who says her child from an early age expressed a sense of fairness and honesty. his father wrote over the last year and a half, his son has completely lost his innocence. the bright, fortunate boy has watched it all vanished. his son has resisted becoming bitter and wants to become a productive member of society. other letters are from friends, both at st. paul' s school and family friends from his youth, all expressing similar sentiments about how mature, sensitive, and special owen labrie is. we will have much more on this starting tonight
register as a sex offender. wmur' s amy coveno is live in our newsroom with the report. amy: yep, here it is very the balkans from letters written by people all across the country, including his own parents. j.w. carney calls on the court to reduce incentives to probation with mandated counseling and community service, writing that anything more would be "cruel." he wrote in part, "owen will be penalized every day for what he did one night as an 18-year-old high school student...
News 9 Tonight : WMUR : October 1, 2015 11:00pm-11:35pm EDT
. tonight, wmur' s amy coveno finds out what it takes to go solar. >> pardon the pun solar energy is hot right now. >> i would anticipate this year we will be at 400% over where we granite state solar is hiring. >>granite state solar is hiring. because nh homeowners are going solar in droves and the clock is ticking to cash in on impressive state and federal rebate programs that are set to expire at the end of 2016. >> we got about $3,000 back which is the maximum you can get back. as a residential owner from the state. then there is about $7,000 back from the federal government in the form of a tax break. so that covered roughly half of the total cost. >> the bourassa' s went solar 18 months ago. and during our interview these panels were filling his gas tank. and more. >> we do use a lot of electricity. i have a hot tub in the back, we run 3 air conditioners, i have 3 electric cars so our usage is t produce everything that we use. but it makes about a third of >> since inception we' ve issued more than 1700 rebates to residential homeowners. karen cramton is the director of >> sust
. tonight, wmur' s amy coveno finds out what it takes to go solar. >> pardon the pun solar energy is hot right now. >> i would anticipate this year we will be at 400% over where we granite state solar is hiring. >>granite state solar is hiring. because nh homeowners are going solar in droves and the clock is ticking to cash in on impressive state and federal rebate programs that are set to expire at the end of 2016. >> we got about $3,000 back which is the maximum you...
the murder of `amanda amy warf. `michelle corson was in court `wednesday where the victim's `mother confronted her about the `family's pain. ``>> amy was not trash to be `brought out. `she was not something to be `disposed of because you were `tired of her orangery at her. `amy's life was in your hands, `and you chose to do the wrong `thing. `reporter: warf's throat was `slashed and her body burned in `2013. `her ex-husband aaron desjardins `pleaded guilty and is serving `life in prison. `his wife sarah pleaded guilty to `two charges, and given a 15 to `corson entered guilty pleas to `conspiracy to commit murder and `conspiracy to commit hindering `apprehension. `she too was sentenced to 15 to `30 years, but that could be `shortened by six years if she `meets certain conditions. ``>> this is something that she `shouldn't have been involved in, `it was obviously a huge mistake. `reporter: corson said nothing at `the hearing. `warf's family said corson could `have stopped this crime and they `blame her more than the others `for what happened. ``>> forever we will love and `cherish her
the murder of `amanda amy warf. `michelle corson was in court `wednesday where the victim's `mother confronted her about the `family's pain. ``>> amy was not trash to be `brought out. `she was not something to be `disposed of because you were `tired of her orangery at her. `amy's life was in your hands, `and you chose to do the wrong `thing. `reporter: warf's throat was `slashed and her body burned in `2013. `her ex-husband aaron desjardins `pleaded guilty and is serving `life in prison....
, alex. >> reporter: good morning, amy. well, president assad is already back in syria after this meeting that took everybody by surprise. it's remarkable because it's the first time that assad has left syria during this war that has now lasted almost five years. it shows real confidence by putin and assad in the middle of this conflict that has left around 250,000 syrians dead. now, of course, the u.s. has said that assad has no role in the future of syria because of everything he's done to his people, the u.s. has long backed the rebels that are looking to oust him. the same rebels that putin is now targeting with his air force in syria. so this meeting is russia saying to the u.s. and to the world that assad isn't going anywhere. assad -- amy. >> all right, alex marquardt with the latest on that disturbing story. >> we'll turn to that hunt for a killer in new mexico. police searches for the shooter in a tragic road rage encounter that left a 4-year-old girl dead from a gunshot wound and ryan owens has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. that tragedy unfolded on the highway b
, alex. >> reporter: good morning, amy. well, president assad is already back in syria after this meeting that took everybody by surprise. it's remarkable because it's the first time that assad has left syria during this war that has now lasted almost five years. it shows real confidence by putin and assad in the middle of this conflict that has left around 250,000 syrians dead. now, of course, the u.s. has said that assad has no role in the future of syria because of everything he's done...
Good Morning America: Weekend Edition : WMUR : October 17, 2015 9:00am-10:00am EDT
hospitalized after collapsing at keep it here and find out. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a check on what's making news at this hour. new this morning, police in dover arrested a man suspected of driving under the influence. police responded to a rollover accident on route 16 before 3:00 the driver, 27-year-old john labo was treated for nonlife threatening injuries, charged with dui and transportation of a controlled drug. today, friends of high school principal are holding a funds raising walk. he was diagnosed with als a year and a half ago. the walk starts at 11:00, it's free to participate in the walk. you can, however, purchase a t-shirt for $20. it's a fundraiser for his family and the money will go to gene connolly's relatives. chris: that's awesome. an a little chilly for the walk, blustery and cooler. this is halloween. this is halloween pumpkins scream in the dead of night >> sara, this is getting you in the what will wean spirit. >> oh, halloween. >> for the rest of you bah humbugs hopefully these images will help. they're amazing from the great
hospitalized after collapsing at keep it here and find out. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a check on what's making news at this hour. new this morning, police in dover arrested a man suspected of driving under the influence. police responded to a rollover accident on route 16 before 3:00 the driver, 27-year-old john labo was treated for nonlife threatening injuries, charged with dui and transportation of a controlled drug. today, friends of high school...
motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a check on what's making news. firefighters battled a two alarm fire in keene on davis street. heavy smoke was visible from the second floor. one firefighter was taken to the hospital to be checked out. three residents of the three-unit apartment building home at the time managed to escape unhurt. the cause remains under investigation. and happening today, your chance the annual goffstown pumpkin regatta. there will be a pumpkin cookoff, a 5k with pumpkins running down the river and more in goffstown. chris. chris: yeah, it's going to be chilly for that regatta or anything else you want to do outdoors. 36 for 45 high, clouds and snow showers up north. we bottom out temperature-wise, but then upper 40's near 50's. 60's by the middle of the week. >>> good evening and welcome to brown safari planet. i'm brian fellows. >> tracy morgan back on stage and great to see him and great to see him cracking us up over a year after that treshl crash. more highlights just ahead. >> sara you have got t
motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a check on what's making news. firefighters battled a two alarm fire in keene on davis street. heavy smoke was visible from the second floor. one firefighter was taken to the hospital to be checked out. three residents of the three-unit apartment building home at the time managed to escape unhurt. the cause remains under investigation. and happening today, your chance the annual goffstown...
the attacker's motive. amy. >> a horrific scene there, lama, thank you. >>> we'll turn to hillary clinton and today's capitol hill showdown over benghazi. it will be an all day grilling for the front-runner hearing her allies calling it a political witchhunt. jon karl with the latest. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a tremendously high stakes moment for hillary clinton. she will spend the entire day before a committee that has spent nearly a year investigating the biggest single crisis that she faced as secretary of state. this morning, hillary clinton will take the hot seat before attacks. for at least eight hours clinton will face tough questions from the committee's seven republicans and five democrats. about the biggest crisis she faced as secretary of state. >> i don't know that i have very much to add. this is, after all, eighth investigation. >> reporter: in 2012 less than two months before the presidential election, a terrorist assault on the u.s. diplomatic outpost in benghazi, libya, left four americans dead. for the first time in 33 years,
the attacker's motive. amy. >> a horrific scene there, lama, thank you. >>> we'll turn to hillary clinton and today's capitol hill showdown over benghazi. it will be an all day grilling for the front-runner hearing her allies calling it a political witchhunt. jon karl with the latest. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a tremendously high stakes moment for hillary clinton. she will spend the entire day before a committee that has spent nearly a...
. `>> let's go to amy with today's `other top stories. `this major protest in baltimore. `>> i do. `a tense scene early this morning `in baltimore. `demonstrators protesting police `brutality occupied city hall `overnight refusing to leave `after a city committee approved `the appointment of the new `police commissioner, so far at `least 12 protesters have been `arrested. `>>> escalating tensions in `israel have the white house `situation. `israeli forces are sealing off `palestinian neighborhoods to `help stem the bloodiest violence `since peace talks broke down `secretary of state john kerry `will head to that region but a `state department comment on `wednesday suggesting that israel `may be using excessive force `could further strain `u.s./israeli relations. `>>> a plea deal could be `announced as early as today in `the scandal surround dennis `hastert. `he is charged with paying a `former friend to cover up past `misconduct which reportedly `included sexual misconduct even `with a deal, hastert could face `prison time. `>>> violent crash on a `california freeway. `a truck speeds up try
. `>> let's go to amy with today's `other top stories. `this major protest in baltimore. `>> i do. `a tense scene early this morning `in baltimore. `demonstrators protesting police `brutality occupied city hall `overnight refusing to leave `after a city committee approved `the appointment of the new `police commissioner, so far at `least 12 protesters have been `arrested. `>>> escalating tensions in `israel have the white house `situation. `israeli forces are sealing off...
of this message. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a he can ch-- check on what's making news this hour. police in wolfsboro checking a crash, only one vehicle was involved. speed appears to be a factor in the crash. police have not yet identified the driver. each year the town of jackson does its part to pay tribute to our state fruit. the pumpkin people returned and bumping into rapunzel and donald trump-kin, it goes back 20 years, josh. josh: take a look at the temperatures starting off. in 30's in a lot of places just last hour, but we're seeing the sun breaking through the clouds and that trend continues. >>> you know what you're looking at? >> no. >> i'm going to tell you. it's an amazing picture that astronaut scott kelly shared with the world. he tweeted out storm at the heel of the boot. it would be, of course, italy. he's been tweeting a number of cool pictures lately. including the northern lights. >> he's a great follow on twitter. >> we just nerded out. i saw a martian, about mars. a great movie. >> the reviews were amazing. >> we're all about s
of this message. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a he can ch-- check on what's making news this hour. police in wolfsboro checking a crash, only one vehicle was involved. speed appears to be a factor in the crash. police have not yet identified the driver. each year the town of jackson does its part to pay tribute to our state fruit. the pumpkin people returned and bumping into rapunzel and donald trump-kin, it goes back 20 years, josh. josh: take a look at...
game against lsu on saturday amy. >> all right, alex perez, thank you for the latest on that. those flood warnings are still in effect and will be for days. >> will be for days, that's it. we wanted to show you from north carolina through that large mass in south carolina where the flood warnings are this morning and a lot of them go through the weekend. here's why. alex mentioned this river, this was one that had flash flooding. you see the peak earlier on monday. then it's been falling and will continue to fall. there are other rivers such as the sa nchlt ntee river growing and will another fivethirtyeight toward the end of the weekend and next week. that's why the threat is not over. dry since tuesday, saturday into sunday more rain on the way following all this coming up. >> a lot more coming up. >>> the race for president now, "your voice, your vote" and that billionaire behind fox news, rupert murdoch. jon karl covering the race and this is not the first time he's stirred up controversy with his quick twitter finger. >> reporter: this was a late night tweet about dr. ben carso
game against lsu on saturday amy. >> all right, alex perez, thank you for the latest on that. those flood warnings are still in effect and will be for days. >> will be for days, that's it. we wanted to show you from north carolina through that large mass in south carolina where the flood warnings are this morning and a lot of them go through the weekend. here's why. alex mentioned this river, this was one that had flash flooding. you see the peak earlier on monday. then it's been...
advisors it's how edward jones makes icht. jamie: now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. check out what's making news this hour. eight people are waking up without a home after a fire broke out in a multi-family home in portsmouth on cutts street. one person was taken to the hospital and fire officials are trying to determine how the fire began. and a little bit of good news for a sunday morning, a mother and daughter in need of a wheelchair accessible van is halfway to the goal. the community is trying to raise $30,000, they just reached the $17,000 mark. for information for wheels and more fundraiser head over to wmur.com. chris: that's great news. 50's and 60's today. showers and clouds out of here and afternoon sun except up north. you'll get yours tomorrow. >>> you know everybody's looking for treats on halloween, but is there a trick in the costume makeup that you just bought? tonight, we're shedding lights on potential hollow wean hazards. >> lot of people apply it on their kids. >>> also coming up, the first time, we're seeing what robin thicke said during
advisors it's how edward jones makes icht. jamie: now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. check out what's making news this hour. eight people are waking up without a home after a fire broke out in a multi-family home in portsmouth on cutts street. one person was taken to the hospital and fire officials are trying to determine how the fire began. and a little bit of good news for a sunday morning, a mother and daughter in need of a wheelchair accessible van is halfway to the...
. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a quick check on what's making news at this hour. a father in franklin is accused of holding his one month baby hostage. they found thomas carroll standing in the doorway holing his daughter and threatening to stab officers with a screwdriver if they stepped on his property yesterday. he's charged, drug endangering-- including endangering the welfare of a charge. laconia is trying to break a guinness world record for the most pumpkins lit. they will have good weather for that, won't they, chris jarzynka. chris: yeah, 40's to 50's. tomorrow morning after morning showers, afternoon sun a little bit. and 10 degrees warmer. it cools off monday and tuesday before the remnants of patricia >>> patricia, the strongest hurricane ever on make laund fall, roaring over the coast of mexico. she is weakening now but dropping significant rain across texas. we will check back in with rob in a bit. >> it's what they don't need in texas. we will be reporting on this throughout the weekend. coming up on the show this morning, it has happened agai
. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a quick check on what's making news at this hour. a father in franklin is accused of holding his one month baby hostage. they found thomas carroll standing in the doorway holing his daughter and threatening to stab officers with a screwdriver if they stepped on his property yesterday. he's charged, drug endangering-- including endangering the welfare of a charge. laconia is trying to break a guinness world record for the most...
freezing in washington, d.c. by sunday morning. >> hanks very much. to amy with the morning's other top stories. small plane crash in florida. >> dramatic video showing the moments after a small plane crashed into this mobile home park in south florida. you see the flames shooting into the air. witnesses say the plane just fell suddenly out of the sky. three bodies have been found in that wreckage. >>> overseas, israel's military is enforcing strict new security measures to prevent more attacks like this one when a palestinian rammed his car into a bus stop and began stabbing people. dozens of people have been killed in recent days, israeli forces have sealed off parts of jerusalem. >>> president obama is reportedly rethinking the planned pullout of u.s. forces in afghanistan amid growing pressure to keep more troops in place. meanwhile, after a 15-day battle, the taliban is finally withdrawing from the city of konduz. the scene of that deadly u.s. air strike on a hospital. >>> a man in fresno was browsing the aisles of an antique store when he found old photos in the box. he liked them
freezing in washington, d.c. by sunday morning. >> hanks very much. to amy with the morning's other top stories. small plane crash in florida. >> dramatic video showing the moments after a small plane crashed into this mobile home park in south florida. you see the flames shooting into the air. witnesses say the plane just fell suddenly out of the sky. three bodies have been found in that wreckage. >>> overseas, israel's military is enforcing strict new security measures...
very much. >>> to amy now for today's other top stories starting with the jet. >> an airline pilot being targeted by a laser beam overnight, the captain of an american airlines flight flying from san diego into phoenix laser. it landed safely and paramediced call but the captain declined treatment. this is the second incident in san diego in the last month. >>> well, there is troubling news about student test scores. for the first time since 1990 average math scores on a nationwide test have dropped among both fourth and eighth graders. here are this year's scores out of a possible 500. just last week, president obama called for limiting the amount of class time spent preparing for standardized tests. >>> and on wall street the big headline is from apple. the company reporting record iphone sales. apple made $11 billion profit in just three months. many investors though wonder if the company can keep those kind of numbers up. >>> also this morning, a mega megamerger, walgreens is buying rite aid in a deal worth $17 billion pending government approval. >>> and a missing sleepwalker
very much. >>> to amy now for today's other top stories starting with the jet. >> an airline pilot being targeted by a laser beam overnight, the captain of an american airlines flight flying from san diego into phoenix laser. it landed safely and paramediced call but the captain declined treatment. this is the second incident in san diego in the last month. >>> well, there is troubling news about student test scores. for the first time since 1990 average math scores on...
wanted. as amy coveno reports, the viewer is in the eye of the beholder. reporter: no one could argue with the spectacular view here in deerfield, new hampshire. but the russells didn't ask for it, create it or want it. now the town wants to collect more than $1600 extra a year in taxes for a view created by a deadly natural disaster. they bought this home 15 years ago, right before their first child was born. of being nestled in by tall, old evergreens. the 2008 tornado decimated hundreds of the trees, and forever changed the character of the property. after years of discounted property taxes in the wake of the tornado, avatar reassessed the land this year and tacked on $70,000 in value for the, quote, panoramic view. adding over 1600 annually to the tax bill. the russells say they are being punished twice by the same tornado. and want the town to reconsider. recalling a neighborhood meeting after the tornado with state leaders. >> we were given assurances by governor lynch, senator sununu that we should not be taxed for this misfortune, this act of god. so that's what stuck in
wanted. as amy coveno reports, the viewer is in the eye of the beholder. reporter: no one could argue with the spectacular view here in deerfield, new hampshire. but the russells didn't ask for it, create it or want it. now the town wants to collect more than $1600 extra a year in taxes for a view created by a deadly natural disaster. they bought this home 15 years ago, right before their first child was born. of being nestled in by tall, old evergreens. the 2008 tornado decimated hundreds of...
pilot is okay. >>> now we turn to amy with today's other top stories. new tensions overnight with china. >> a u.s. missile destroyer entered the south china sea by an island that china claims is within its territorial waters. china is calling it illegal and a threat to chinese sovereignty saying it will take all necessary measures to protect its territory. >>> well, the frantic search for survivors is intensifying as the death toll rises from monday's powerful earthquake in afghanistan and pakistan. about 400 people are now confirmed dead. more than 4,000 homes are destroyed or damaged. those numbers are expected to rise as rescue teams reach remote villages impacted. >>> breaking overnight a budget breakthrough in washington could be john boehner's final ago as speaker of the house. boehner and other republican leaders have announced a deal avoid a government shutdown and debt crisis. it calls for $80 billion in increased spending, a final vote could come tomorrow. >>> well, a scare in the tennessee mountains, a couple found this bear breaking into a car in the parking lot opening the
pilot is okay. >>> now we turn to amy with today's other top stories. new tensions overnight with china. >> a u.s. missile destroyer entered the south china sea by an island that china claims is within its territorial waters. china is calling it illegal and a threat to chinese sovereignty saying it will take all necessary measures to protect its territory. >>> well, the frantic search for survivors is intensifying as the death toll rises from monday's powerful...
that fat. remember it like it was yesterday. >>> now amy is back with the morning's other top stories starting with several fires targeting churches. >> that's right. security is actually being tightened at churches in missouri after a string of suspected arson fires. six predominantly black churches have now been set on fire in the st. louis area in recent days. a reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> well, a contractor in philadelphia has been convicted of manslaughter for a building collapse. look at that that killed six people. prosecutors claimed he ignored warnings and cut corners on the project in 2013. he could now face decades in prison. >>> well, surprising election results from canada overnight, the liberals winning in a landslide. 43-year-old justin trudeau will be the next prime minister. ending nearly a decade of conservative rule. trudeau's father was prime minister in the '70s and '80s. >>> well, japan has confirmed the first case of cancer linked to the 2011 fukushima nuclear disaster. a former plant worker has leukemia and at least three similar
that fat. remember it like it was yesterday. >>> now amy is back with the morning's other top stories starting with several fires targeting churches. >> that's right. security is actually being tightened at churches in missouri after a string of suspected arson fires. six predominantly black churches have now been set on fire in the st. louis area in recent days. a reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> well, a contractor in philadelphia has been...
Nightline : WMUR : October 8, 2015 12:37am-1:07am EDT
teenager like any other. "good morning america" coanchor amy robach got an intimate look inside her world. >> there's a moment when you have to choose whether to be silent or to stand up. shot 15-year-old malala youfsazi in the head, the bullet ricocheted in the world. now a new film by davis guggenheim who happens to be my brother-in-law shows us she's not just a hero but a teenage girl. >> use two hands. >> you were willing to show all sides of you to davis. why did you trust him? >> big mistake. >> yeah. i trusted him and i thought it was going to be more about how good i am. and then it just -- what came out was that my brothers were speaking against me. >> she's a little naughty, a little bit, that much. >> the taliban shot you. but it's how you reacted to that bullet that really made you a hero. was it easy to forgive the taliban? >> before that i had a little bit feared. after that i realized that no one can stop me. >> are you fearless? >> i am. well, i am a bit scared of dogs. >> reporter: in the movie "he named me malala," the world's bravest girl worries her schoolmates d
teenager like any other. "good morning america" coanchor amy robach got an intimate look inside her world. >> there's a moment when you have to choose whether to be silent or to stand up. shot 15-year-old malala youfsazi in the head, the bullet ricocheted in the world. now a new film by davis guggenheim who happens to be my brother-in-law shows us she's not just a hero but a teenage girl. >> use two hands. >> you were willing to show all sides of you to davis. why...
News 9 at Five : WMUR : October 14, 2015 5:00pm-6:00pm EDT
josh: the third person involved in the murder of amanda amy wharf was sentenced today, but not before the victim's mother addressed her in court. i'm josh mcelveen. jean: i'm jean mackin. wharf was found murdered in a concrete plant in exeter in 2013. today michelle corson was sentenced for her role in the crime. andy hershberger was in court today and joins us live with more. reporter: the victim's family says they blame michelle corson more than anyone else for the murder of amanda. corson pleaded guilty to two charges connected to wharf's death. she was sentenced today for her crimes. wharf was found in an abandoned concrete factory in ebbser the in 2013 with her throat slashed and her body burned. wharf's ex-husband pleaded guilty to first degree murder and is spending life in prison. his wife sarah pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges and was sentenced to 15 to 30 years. corson pleaded guilty to similar sentence as sarah desjardins. wharf's family told corson and the court about how this murder has devastated their lives. >> forever we will wonder, what if, and forever we
josh: the third person involved in the murder of amanda amy wharf was sentenced today, but not before the victim's mother addressed her in court. i'm josh mcelveen. jean: i'm jean mackin. wharf was found murdered in a concrete plant in exeter in 2013. today michelle corson was sentenced for her role in the crime. andy hershberger was in court today and joins us live with more. reporter: the victim's family says they blame michelle corson more than anyone else for the murder of amanda. corson...
Good Morning America: Weekend Edition : WMUR : October 4, 2015 9:00am-10:00am EDT
from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a quick check on what's making news at this hour. new this morning, a mother and daughter are displaced from their home after an early morning fire. this happened on main street in bethlehem at a single structure home. by burnt wood in the home's chimney. look at this video, just into our news room, kristen carosa shot this on the way to a story. there's a moose on the loose in the queen city. a moose jumps over the car, here you go, into the yards and street corners. this happened on the west side near kelley street. manchester police are trying to guide the moose into the wild. a street to see, right, josh. josh: wow, incredible! a sunny day for us, partly to mostly sunny skies, 30's left in northern new hampshire, otherwise it's 40's and headed to the 50's today. look at the sunshine. the temperatures make it between 56 and 61 with plenty o it is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. raised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000%. i'm announcing a detailed plan to crack down on these abuses. commentator:
from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a quick check on what's making news at this hour. new this morning, a mother and daughter are displaced from their home after an early morning fire. this happened on main street in bethlehem at a single structure home. by burnt wood in the home's chimney. look at this video, just into our news room, kristen carosa shot this on the way to a story. there's a moose on the loose in the queen city. a moose jumps over the car, here you go, into...
so much. >>> amy with the morning's other top stories with a big deal for beer drinkers. >> a megadeal brewing in the beer industry. the owners of anheuser-busch and miller have agreed in principle to a merger worth $106 billion. but the deal will need regulators' approval and the justice department is already investigating whether anheuser-busch has tried to brewers. >>> it could be a rough day on wall street because of new worries about china's economy. overnight we learned about a world's second largest economy is, in fact, slowing down. >>> well, the u.s. military is trying a different approach in syria. cargo jets have air-dropped 50 tons of ammunition to rebel groups fighting isis. the u.s. is now arming the rebels instead of trying to train a new force. >>> well, a story of survival from the australian outback. a hunter got lost in the desert for six days in 99-degree heat. he had no food, he had no water. he survived by eating ants. trackers found him sitting under a tree nine miles from his last known location. >>> well, finally if you drink your coffee black, like i
so much. >>> amy with the morning's other top stories with a big deal for beer drinkers. >> a megadeal brewing in the beer industry. the owners of anheuser-busch and miller have agreed in principle to a merger worth $106 billion. but the deal will need regulators' approval and the justice department is already investigating whether anheuser-busch has tried to brewers. >>> it could be a rough day on wall street because of new worries about china's economy. overnight we...
Good Morning America: Weekend Edition : WMUR : October 31, 2015 9:00am-9:58am EDT
. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a check on what's making news at this hour. an overnight crash in nashua closed roads for hour. prospect to harbor still blocked police say someone hit a telephone pole. this is a new image from the scene and crews are still out there repairing damage. just to reminder, daylight saving time ends tomorrow and it's not just time to change your clocks back by an hour. experts say switch out the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. batteries should be replaced in both of those at least once a year, right, josh judge? >> absolutely, it means your sunrise will be earlier later-- earlier, too. so you'll notice that sunsetting in the 4:00 hour tomorrow, probably. 50's are where we are headed for most of us. 20's and 30's. look at the sunshine and showers dark fire now gypsy it's your turn >> spook-tacular house. youtube user has named this -- created this epic halloween lights extravaganza. it's all s ynced up to disney songs. it raises money for homeless families. good for him. on that we say happy halloween on
. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a check on what's making news at this hour. an overnight crash in nashua closed roads for hour. prospect to harbor still blocked police say someone hit a telephone pole. this is a new image from the scene and crews are still out there repairing damage. just to reminder, daylight saving time ends tomorrow and it's not just time to change your clocks back by an hour. experts say switch out the batteries in your smoke and carbon...
ABC World News With David Muir : WMUR : October 2, 2015 6:30pm-7:00pm EDT
to get out. we talked with him from his hospital room tonight. amy robach with that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: tonight, 30-year-old chris mintz, recovering from seven gunshot wounds, recognized as a hero. >> he was telling people to run. grabbing people, telling them you just have to go. >> reporter: the classmates describe ing how he ran into danger. >> he actually ran back towards the building where the shooting was. and he ran back into the building and i don't know what happened to him. >> reporter: this image capturing him as he arrived at the local hospital. >> tries to block the door to keep the gunman from coming in. gets shot three times, hits the floor. looks up at the gunman and says it's my son's birthday today. gets shot two more times. >> reporter: both of mintz's legs were broken during the shooting. >> he's going to have to learn to walk again, but he walked away with his life. >> reporter: in a conversation with abc news from the hospital, he said i just hope everyone else is okay. >> and amy, a gofundme campaign was set up for chris hours ago? >> it's in
to get out. we talked with him from his hospital room tonight. amy robach with that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: tonight, 30-year-old chris mintz, recovering from seven gunshot wounds, recognized as a hero. >> he was telling people to run. grabbing people, telling them you just have to go. >> reporter: the classmates describe ing how he ran into danger. >> he actually ran back towards the building where the shooting was. and he ran back into the building and...
content of this message. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a quick check what's making news this hour. we're learning of a fire that yesterday. floors. about eight people were displaced because of the fire. the cause remains under investigation. narng thankfully no one was injured. they want to make sure you hear the beep when you sleep. red cross will be visiting neighborhoods to install smoke detectors. kevin: we're looking at a day, temperatures start in the 40's and breezy, feels like fall and high clouds later tonight. that's it as far as sensible weather for the weekend, not looking for any shower activity. temperatures climbing in the family's all we got everything i went through you was standing by my side it's been a long day >> it's "fast and furious" for wiz khalifa's "see you again." became the first rap video to hit a billion views featured in walker. he got the inspiration to write it from a friend who died is a car accident eerily similar to walker. >>> coming up, stinging words from the actor who played bill cosby's son. what malcolm-jamal
content of this message. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a quick check what's making news this hour. we're learning of a fire that yesterday. floors. about eight people were displaced because of the fire. the cause remains under investigation. narng thankfully no one was injured. they want to make sure you hear the beep when you sleep. red cross will be visiting neighborhoods to install smoke detectors. kevin: we're looking at a day, temperatures start in the...
you, rich. >>> amy has the morning's other top stories. >>> breaking news. reports that a possible car bombing has been foiled outside an army base in belgium. gunfire was heard after a car tried to ram the main gate. explosives reportedly found inside the car. the suspect fled on foot. we'll have updates throughout the day. >>> back here at home, the search is on for a gunman who opened fire at north carolina central university. the campus locked down overnight. a student was reportedly shot from behind while trying to flee that area. the stunt is expected to survive. this comes just days after a deadly shooting on a college campus in nashville. >>> a new warning that the economy is slowing down. some of the largest american companies are reporting drops in rev new and profits for the first time since the recession. the wall street journal saying industrial companies are being hit hard by slumping energy prices and slowing markets overseas. >>> new coast guard video showing a dramatic rescue in the south pacific. a fishing boat with 36 people the crew evacuated on to lifeboats unt
you, rich. >>> amy has the morning's other top stories. >>> breaking news. reports that a possible car bombing has been foiled outside an army base in belgium. gunfire was heard after a car tried to ram the main gate. explosives reportedly found inside the car. the suspect fled on foot. we'll have updates throughout the day. >>> back here at home, the search is on for a gunman who opened fire at north carolina central university. the campus locked down overnight. a...
America This Morning : WMUR : October 8, 2015 4:30am-5:00am EDT
heart. here's abc's amy robach. >> there's a moment when you have to choose whether to be silent or stand up. >> reporter: when the taliban shot malala yousafzai in the head, the bullet ricocheted around the world. >> the bullet would silence us. >> reporter: a new film by davis guggenheim who happens to be my brother-in-law shows us she's not just a hero but a teenage girl. >> two hands. >> reporter: you were willing to show all sides of you to davis. why did you trust him so much? >> big mistake. >> yeah, that's what i was going to say. i trusted him and i thought he was going to be more of how good i am and then he just -- what came out was that my brothers were speaking against me. >> she's a little bit naughty. >> reporter: the taliban targeted you and shot you. but it's how you reacted to that bullet that really made you a hero. was it easy to forgive the taliban? >> before that i had a little bit fear but after that day i realized now no one can stop me. >> reporter: are you fearless? >> i am. well, i am scared of dogs. >> reporter: her campaign for education has taken her to
heart. here's abc's amy robach. >> there's a moment when you have to choose whether to be silent or stand up. >> reporter: when the taliban shot malala yousafzai in the head, the bullet ricocheted around the world. >> the bullet would silence us. >> reporter: a new film by davis guggenheim who happens to be my brother-in-law shows us she's not just a hero but a teenage girl. >> two hands. >> reporter: you were willing to show all sides of you to davis. why...
nation's weather. >> thank you. >>> amy's other top stories. a real scare at a silicon valley hotel. >> a dozen people rushed to the hospital overnight after a strange odor spread through the westin hotel in palo alto, making people sick. guests were told to stay in their rooms. hazmat crews traced it to the parking garage but could not determine the source. >>> overseas another american has reportedly been detained in iran. an oil company executive. he has duel iranian-american citizenship. his arrest is the latest sign that hard-liners may be trying to stir tensions in the wake of the iran nuclear deal. >>> and at least 22 people have drowned off the coast of greece after boats carrying refugees collided in rough seas. dozens have died in recent days and this morning, a dramatic scene at the austrian border. refugees trying to push their way past the guards. some women and children were nearly trampled. >>> well, in washington, senators burned the midnight oil until 3 a.m. when they finally approved a budget deal preventing a government default. presidential candidates rand paul a
nation's weather. >> thank you. >>> amy's other top stories. a real scare at a silicon valley hotel. >> a dozen people rushed to the hospital overnight after a strange odor spread through the westin hotel in palo alto, making people sick. guests were told to stay in their rooms. hazmat crews traced it to the parking garage but could not determine the source. >>> overseas another american has reportedly been detained in iran. an oil company executive. he has duel...
karl, thanks very much. >>> to amy with today's other top stories starting with the surprising offer from edward snowden. >> that's right, former nsa contractor edward snowden says he has volunteered to return to the united states and go to prison for leaking top secret documents on government surveillance but snowden tells the bbc he is still waiting to hear back from u.s. officials. snowden has been living in exile in moscow for two years. >>> well, the new escalation in the crisis in syria, russia is reportedly sending ground troops into that country to support dictator bashar al assad. meanwhile, nato has issued a stern warning to moscow after a russian warplane violated turkey's airspace. nato's leader saying he doubts that violation was just an accident. unfolding in guatemala where at least 15 people have been killed in a mudslide there. a hillside collapsed after heavy rains burying an entire neighborhood. 300 other people remain unaccounted for this morning. >>> well, a violent protest near paris, workers stormed the headquarters of air france and attacked their bosses
karl, thanks very much. >>> to amy with today's other top stories starting with the surprising offer from edward snowden. >> that's right, former nsa contractor edward snowden says he has volunteered to return to the united states and go to prison for leaking top secret documents on government surveillance but snowden tells the bbc he is still waiting to hear back from u.s. officials. snowden has been living in exile in moscow for two years. >>> well, the new escalation...
be a lot of questions coming in and you'll take them on twitter? >> i will. >> amy with the other top stories starting with a call for more troops in afghanistan, amy. >> that's right, george. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan wants to keep a ground. the u.s. had initially planned to leave no more than 1,000 troops in afghanistan beyond next year, but general john campbell tells congress conditions have changed and more troops are now needed. the general also taking responsibility for the air strike on an afghan hospital calling it a mistake. he is ordering troops to be retrained on when they can use firepower. doctors without borders is demanding an independent investigation. >>> well, nearly 6,000 federal prisoners are about to walk free. the largest number ever to be released by the justice department at one time. most of the inmates are non nonviolent drug offenders. the release is part of a new effort to reduce drug sentences and prison overcrowding. >>> many americans will be saving big money in winter. the energy department is predicting the cost of home heating oil wil
be a lot of questions coming in and you'll take them on twitter? >> i will. >> amy with the other top stories starting with a call for more troops in afghanistan, amy. >> that's right, george. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan wants to keep a ground. the u.s. had initially planned to leave no more than 1,000 troops in afghanistan beyond next year, but general john campbell tells congress conditions have changed and more troops are now needed. the general also taking...
discussed. josh: amy joins me in this discussion, taking a look at the most important issue facing the state. we hear from doctors, law enforcement, students, and parents. a mother whose son has been in jail, but can' t get treatment. >> it is the perfect time and they are getting no help at all. >> i had a mother calling from south carolina. her daughter is in jail. i said don' t bail her out. the best thing you could do is not bail her out. let her meet with the counseling staff. >> they are not just going to be department of corrections watching tv. they are in programming. >> a funeral director who has worn a path to one address. >> we' ve responded to the same room on four occasions. is anything being done to address the landlord of those properties? >> we have prevented a heck of a lot more than has occurred. we want to get it to the point where there are no overdoses at that address. >> we are graduating and there is no preparation within the schools to tell us what to look out for. >> this is synthetic coming from mexico or south america of along the pre-existing distribution r
discussed. josh: amy joins me in this discussion, taking a look at the most important issue facing the state. we hear from doctors, law enforcement, students, and parents. a mother whose son has been in jail, but can' t get treatment. >> it is the perfect time and they are getting no help at all. >> i had a mother calling from south carolina. her daughter is in jail. i said don' t bail her out. the best thing you could do is not bail her out. let her meet with the counseling staff....
greater than your allergies. flonase. six is greater than one. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a check on what's making news at this hour. a multi-vehicle accident closed route 4 in epsom. five people had to be transported for treatment. still unclear what caused the crash. the most beautiful marathon in new england happening now, the new hampshire marathon and boy, shoes are busy this morning, not only is the full marathon taking place, but also a half marathon, a 10-k, a 5-k, a health walk and kids walk. and what do they have for pconditions? lake. cooler conditions which runners like, it's a cooler day today. there are light sprinkles and light showers along the mass-new hampshire border here. other than that we're dealing with increasing sunshine as we get into the afternoon. [ cheers and applause ] >>> and we have some breaking news to tell you about. behold the slicing of the giant bratwurst. yes, that is a six-foot-long beauty. i'll read this seriously taking center stage with oktoberfest under way, sara, be quiet in la crosse, wisconsin. good mo
greater than your allergies. flonase. six is greater than one. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a check on what's making news at this hour. a multi-vehicle accident closed route 4 in epsom. five people had to be transported for treatment. still unclear what caused the crash. the most beautiful marathon in new england happening now, the new hampshire marathon and boy, shoes are busy this morning, not only is the full marathon taking place, but also a half...


Hi. I'm Maya. I'm 6. I love learning. And I love stories. Daddy tells me stories about lots of things about science. They are fun. Listen to my podcast.
The podcast is already there. But there is more things that are not. And if you like the podcast, there is more stuff you'll like, like mini stories and paintings and science videos. And when you support me it will help me get more science things like my own piano and ukulele and other things I really like.
Thank you for believing in me. I'll send you (well, I'll tell Daddy to send you) the episodes ahead of time so you get to see enjoy them before anyone else!
Lots more thank you. You get the episodes early yes, but also you'll get mini episodes between the big episodes. They are smaller but here is more of them. It's lots of them. Short stories. But very fun.
Even more thank you! Twice as much as lots. Thats lots lots. I think you really like my stories. So why not suggest some ideas. I'll tell daddy to add them into my stories. So suggest ideas and maybe even characters. Or what I should learn next.
Most thank yous. I want you to be in the stories. We can call you and you can be part of an episode. If you want. Or you can be a character in a story. Or I'll just thank you extra much on our show. I will also send you a thank you a painting. I'm artist.
I want to learn piano and ukulele. And there will be more videos I can post that way.


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Люмба́льная пу́нкция (поясничный прокол, спинномозговая пункция, поясничная пункция) — введение иглы в субарахноидальное пространство спинного мозга на поясничном уровне. Проводится с целью диагностики состава спинномозговой жидкости, а также с лечебной или анестезиологической целью.

Люмбальная пункция как диагностический метод
Люмбальная пункция является одним из широко используемых методов исследования в неврологии. В некоторых случаях (инфекционные заболевания ЦНС, субарахноидальное кровоизлияние) установление диагноза в значительной степени основано на результатах поясничной пункции, особенно при недоступности нейровизуализации (КТ, МРТ). Данные, получаемые с помощью пункции, дополняют клиническую картину и подтверждают диагноз при полиневропатиях, рассеянном склерозе и нейролейкозе.

Широкое внедрение нейровизуализационных методик (компьютерная томография, магнитно-резонансная томография) резко сократило число диагностических люмбальных пункций.

Показания к проведению
С целью диагностики:
 в случае подозрения на нейроинфекцию (менингит, энцефалит, нейросифилис и другие инфекции ЦНС различной этиологии).
С лечебной целью:
 для подоболочечного введения антибиотиков и химиотерапевтических препаратов.
 для снижения внутричерепного давления при доброкачественной внутричерепной гипертензии и при нормотензивной гидроцефалии.

Противопоказания
Люмбальная пункция категорически противопоказана при подозрении на дислокацию мозга, так как снижение ликворного давления в спинальном подпаутинном пространстве при наличии области повышенного давления интракраниально может запустить процессы вклинения и привести к смерти больного. Ещё в 1938 году был описан случай, когда в диагностических целях производилась люмбальная пункция, которая закончилась летальным исходом непосредственно на столе.

Осложнения
При нарушении техники проведения может развиться холестеатома спинного мозга постпункционная (), которая возникает вследствие заноса клеток эпителия в оболочки спинного мозга.

Особенности проведения
Является врачебной манипуляцией и выполняется неврологом или анестезиологом. Манипуляция проводится в положении пациента лежа на боку или сидя. Ноги должны быть согнуты и приведены к животу, спина максимально согнута, руки должны обхватить колени. Наиболее удобным местом для пункции являются промежутки между III и IV и между II и III поясничными позвонками. У взрослого человека спинной мозг заканчивается на уровне II поясничного позвонка, потому вероятность повреждения спинного мозга при люмбальной пункции минимальна. Детям во избежание травмирования спинного мозга пункцию следует производить ниже III поясничного позвонка. С появлением одноразовых тонких спинальных игл обезболивание места пункции потеряло смысл, так как процесс инфильтрации кожи и связок местным анестетиком может быть более болезненным, чем сама манипуляция. Иглу Бира с мандреном вводят по средней линии между остистыми отростками с небольшим уклоном вверх и продвигают вглубь через связочный аппарат. На глубине 4—7 см у взрослых (около 2 см у детей) иногда возникает ощущение провала, что является признаком проникновения иглы в подпаутинное пространство. Истечение жидкости после извлечения мандрена свидетельствует о положении иглы в интратекальном пространстве.

В случае неудачи или попадания в кость игла немного извлекается и вводится снова, с небольшим изменением направления.

 В случае диагностической пункции ликвор собирают в несколько пробирок (первая порция может быть с примесью путевой крови).
 В случае проведения спинальной анестезии, подсоединяется шприц и интратекально вводится некоторое количество местного анестетика.

Место пункции заклеивается стерильной салфеткой.

Общий объём спинномозговой жидкости составляет у взрослых около 120 мл. За сутки секретируется примерно 500 мл, то есть полное обновление жидкости происходит около пяти раз в сутки.

После люмбальной пункции у 1-3 из 10 пациентов возникает головная боль, вызванная снижением внутричерепного давления, которая обычно исчезает без лечения спустя 5—7 дней.

См. также
 Спинальная анестезия
 Эпидуральная анестезия

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