>> Dennis: HI, EVERYONE, THANKS FOR WATCHING TONIGHT.

THE BEMIDJI COMMUNITY IS GETTING A FINANCIAL BOOST TO HELP NIGHT YOUTH HOMELESSNESS.

THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT AWARDED $51.1 MILLION IN YOUTH HOMELESSNESS SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT GRANTS TO 38 COMMUNITIES ACROSS 26 STATES, PUERTO RICO AND GUAM.

THE NORTHWEST MINNESOTA FOUNDATION WILL GET $2 MILLION AS OF ONE OF THE RECIPIENTS.

BASED IN BEMIDJI, HUD OFFICIALS ALONG WITH LOCAL LEADERS MADE THIS ANNOUNCEMENT.

FUNDS WILL BE SUBGRANTED OUT TO ALSO SUPPORT THE WORK OF THE MINNESOTA TRIBAL COLLABORATIVE TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS AND THE NORTHWEST MINNESOTA CONTINUUM OF DEAR.

>> I WAS GLAD THIS WAS WRITTEN IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE MINNESOTA TRIBAL COLLABORATIVE.

MORE THAN 50% OF THE BUDGET IS DEDICATED TO ENHANCING THE WORK OF THE TRIBAL COLLABORATIVE, A SUBGRANTEE OF THE AWARD.

THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY THE PARTNERSHIP HIGHLIGHTS THE NEEDS OF INDIGENOUS YOUTH WHO ARE UNSTABLY HOUSED OR EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS AND IT WILL WORK TO CREATE PARTNERSHIPS ACROSS NORTHERN MINNESOTA TO PREVENT AND RESOLVE HOMELESSNESS AMONG INDIGENOUS YOUTH.

INDIGENOUS YOUTH REPRESENT 40% OF THE YOUTH EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS IN MINNESOTA AND THEY'RE ONLY 10% OF THE OVERALL POPULATION OF THE YOUNG PEOPLE.

>> WE ARE COMMITTED TO WORKING ALONGSIDE THE NORTHWEST SHARED GOAL OF ENDING HOMELESSNESS IN OUR REGION.

HOUSING IS A FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT AND WE'RE PRIDE TO MAKE PE SURE THIS IS AVAILABLE TO ALL OUR NEIGHBORS.

>> THE.

MINNESOTA COLLABORATIVE IS HAPPY TO MAKE CHANGE AND WE'RE THANKFUL TO BENEFIT FROM THE YOUTH HOMELESS SYSTEM'S IMPROVEMENT FUNDING SO THAT WE CAN PROVIDE A BROADER CONTINUUM OF HOUSING ASSISTANCE AND SERVICES TO OUR HOMELESS YOUTH POPULATIONS ON AND OFF THE RESERVATIONS HERE IN MINNESOTA.

>> Dennis: THE FIRST OF THEIR KIND, YOUTH HOMELESSNESS GRANTS FOCUS ON SYSTEMATIC CHANGE TO CREATE RESPONSE SYSTEM FOR YOUTH AT RISK OR THOSE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS.

>>> A SPECIAL UNIT WITH THE MINNESOTA ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE SAYS THE 2001 MURDER CONVICTION OF A 62-YEAR-OLD MINNESOTA MAN SHOULD BE OVERTURNED.

BRIAN PIPPITT HAS BEEN INCARCERATED OVER TWO DECADES.

HE WAS CONVICTED FOR THE 1998 MURDER FOR 84-YEAR-OLD SHOPKEEPER EVELYN MALIN IN AIKIN VALLEY.

THEY USED SHODDY LEGAL TACTICS TO SECURE CONVICTION.

PIPPITT'S MARKS THE FIRST TIME THEY RECOMMENDED THE EXONERATION OF A PERSON.

THEY HAVE 20 DAYS TO RESPOND TO THE PETITION FOR RELEASE.

>>> THE HUBBARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE IS INVESTIGATING A POSSIBLE DROWNING DEATH NEAR NEVAS.

AROUND 6:30, EMERGENCY RESPONDERS WERE CALLED TO STARLIGHT BAY RESORT AFTER A MAN DIED AFTER HE WAS PULLED FROM THE WATER THERE.

THE VICTIM IS IDENTIFIED AT 75-YEAR-OLD WILLIAM DELMORE OF BISMARCK LAST SEEN FISHING ON A DOCK.

HIS SON FOUND HIS FATHER LYING FACE DOWN IN THE LAKE.

DESPITE RESCUE EFFORTS, W DESPITE RESCUE EFFORTS, W WILLIAM DELMORE DIED AT THE SCENE.

>>> THE BRAINERD SCHOOL DISTRICT HIRED AN INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT FOR THE 2024-2025 SCHOOL YEAR.

GRANT WAS THERE FROM 2012 TO 2016 BEFORE RETIRE TO EAST GALL LAKE AND WILL SERVE AS THE INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT WHILE THEY CONDUCT A SEARCH FOR THE FOLLOWING SCHOOL YEAR.

THE BOARD INTERVIEWED SEVERAL CANDIDATES THIS SPRING BUT COULDN'T COME TO AN AGREEMENT ON A CANDIDATE AND DECIDED TO APPOINT AN INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT AND RESTART THE SEARCH NEXT YEAR.

>>> SWIMMING IS NOT RECOMMENDED AT A LOCATION ON LEECH LAKE AFTER ELEVATED BACTERIA LEVELS WERE DETECTED.

THE RESOURCE PROGRAM FOUND UNSAFE LEVELS OF E.COLI BACTERIA.

THIS CAUSE CAUSE DIARRHEA, STOMACH CRAMPS AND FEVER.

ACCORDING TO THE LEECH LAKE BAND OF OJIBWE, THEY WILL REMOVE SIGNAGE AND NOTIFY THE PUBLIC ONCE IT'S DEEMED SAFER AGAINST.

>>> THERE WAS A GRAND OPENING CEREMONY FOR THE PUBLIC OF THE BAND'S NEWEST ADVENTURE INTO THE CANNABIS INDUSTRY.

MATTHEW FREEMAN WAS AT THE CEREMONY TO SEE WHY THE OPENING IS SO SIGNIFICANT.

>> Reporter: AFTER A SOFT OPENING FOR BAND MEMBERS ONLY, THE THE LEECH LAKE BAND OF OJIBWE OPENED THIS TO THE PUBLIC AND THE GRAND OPENING CEREMONY TO CELEBRATE THE RESERVATION'S OPENING.

>> WE'RE JUST HAPPY THIS HAPPENED.

I THANK THE TEAM FOR WORKING SO HARD AND DILIGENTLY ON MAKING THIS HAPPEN ON THIS DAY.

YOU KNOW, IT TAKES A LOT OF COMBINATION OF A LOT OF COLLABORATION TO GET THINGS RIGHT AND BEFORE WE OPEN THE DOORS HERE, WE WANTED TO MAKE SURE WE HAD EVERYTHING RIGHT.

>> Reporter: FOUNDED OFF OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT'S CASINO, THIS WAS KEY TO REACH AS MUCH THE COMMUNITY AS POSSIBLE.

>> WE'RE LOCATED RIGHT HERE AND THIS LOCATION WAS KEY.

WE THOUGHT WE WOULD OPEN UP A BUSINESS AND THIS INTERSECTION RIGHT HERE.

I'M JUST SO EXCITED IT HAPPENED.

>> Reporter: THE DISPENSARY SAYS THEY'RE DEDICATED TO UPHOLDING THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF QUALITY, ONE WITH MANY MEDICAL BENEFITS.

>> MY ELDER, A VIETNAM VETERAN, HE WAS TELLING ME ABOUT THE BENEFITS FROM THE HEMP HE USED.

A LOT OF VETERANS ARE DEAL WITH POST TRAUMATIC STRESS SYNDROME AND ANXIETY THEY DEAL WITH ON A DAILY BASIS AND HELPED HIM OUT.

THAT MADE ME FEEL GOOD, THE MEDICAL THINGS TO BENEFIT FROM USE.

SO, YOU KNOW, THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT, TO REACH OUT TO EVERYONE TO LET THEM KNOW, YOU KNOW, THAT THIS IS HERE.

>> Reporter: THE BAND IS HOPEFUL WITH THE LAUNCH OF THIS DISPENSARY, THERE WILL BE MORE TO COME IN THE FUTURE, BUT EVERYTHING HAS TO GO RIGHT WITH THIS FIRST.

>> THE ECONOMICS WITH THIS IS IMPORTANT AND I THINK IT NEEDS TO BE STUDIED FURTHER BEFORE WE CAN DO THESE LICENSES AND WHAT'S HAPPENING ON THE OTHER RESERVATIONS AND THE STATE AS THEY ROLL OUT THAT LICENSE OPPORTUNITIES.

THERE'S GOING TO BE A LOT OF DIFFERENT ANALYSIS THAT WILL TAKE PLACE TO SEE WHERE THIS INDUSTRY MOVED.

>> Reporter: REPORTING FROM WALKER, I'M MATTHEW FREEMAN, LAKELAND NEWS.

>> Dennis: THIS IS THE CHIEF'S SUPPLIER FOR THE DISPENSARY AND BELIEVE THIS COULD LEAD TO POSSIBLE JOINT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE FUTURE.

♪♪♪ >> Elissa: I'LL HAVE MORE IN A FEW MINUTES.

>> THE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER IS CELEBRATING ♪♪♪ >> Dennis: CROSBY MEMORIAL PARK WAS PACKED TO THE BRIM FOR THE CUYUNA 60th YEAR ANNIVERSARY.

HERE IS MORE.

>> Reporter: ALTHOUGH THE CUYUNA NEWEST FACILITY IS 60 YEARS OLD, YOU CAN NEVER TELL GIVEN THE CONSTANT UPGRADES.

>> WE DID CONSTANT ADDING ON, STATE-OF-THE-ART EQUIPMENT AND OTHER THAN THE BRICKS WE HAVE EXPOSED, YOU WOULDN'T KNOW.

>> Reporter: THIS IS A COMMUNITY TRUSTING SERVICES.

>> OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE COMMUNITY IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT AND WHEN WE THINK OF COMMUNITY, OUR COMMUNITY IS MUCH LARGER THAN JUST CROSBY.

WE HAVE ABOUT 20% OF THE POPULATION THAT WE SERVE THAT COMES FROM OUT OF STATE MINNESOTA.

PEOPLE ARE TRAVELING FROM THE CITIES TO US BECAUSE THE SERVICES THAT THEY CAN RECEIVE AND THE TYPE OF CARE THAT THEY CAN GET.

>> Reporter: ALTHOUGH THE CONSTANT IMPROVEMENTS AT THE HOSPITAL'S MEDICINAL PRACTICES DRAW PEOPLE IN, WHAT KEEPS THEM COMING IS ARE THE STAFF TREATS THE PATIENTS.

>> THEY GO BACK TO WHY IS THAT?

PEOPLE COME HERE BECAUSE OF HOW THEY'RE TREATED, NOT JUST MEDICALLY BUT HOW THEIR HEART SOUL IS TREATED AND THAT'S WHY PEOPLE COME TO US.

>> Reporter: THE CUYUNA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER IS NOT ONLY A WELCOMED SIGN FOR THE COMMUNITY BUT FOR LOCAL MEDICINE AS A WHOLE.

WITH OTHER LOCAL MEDICAL FACILITIES STRUGGLING TO STAY AFLOAT, THE CMC IS PROVIDING HOPE THAT TREND WILL ULTIMATELY CHANGE.

>> THERE ARE HOSPITALS IN OTHER STATES CLOSING LEFT AND RIGHT AND IN MINNESOTA, YOU HAVE SMALLER HOMES HAVING TO CLOSE SERVICES AND SO PEOPLE WILL HAVE TO DRIVE HOURS FOR, LET'S SAY, OBSTETRIC CARE.

WE HAVE A LOT OF SERVICES THAT ALL HOSPITALS DO, BELIEVE IT OR NOT, WE'RE NOT PAID FOR AT ALL.

BUT FOR THE COMMUNITY, WE NEED TO PROVIDE THOSE SERVICES.

>> Reporter: MILES WALKER, LAKELAND NEWS.

>> Dennis: THE LAKELAND PBS GIVE AWAY IS BACK AND WE'RE GIVING A STAY AT CRAGUNS RESORT.

VISIT OUR WEBSITE OR MAIL US YOUR NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER.

THEN WATCH LAKELAND NEWS AND SEE IF YOUR NAME IS DRAWN.

CALL BY 5:00 P.M.

THE NEXT DAY TO QUALIFY.

>>> HERE IS A LOOK AT THE QUALIFIERS, IF YOU SEE YOUR NAME, CALL BEFORE THE END OF THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WHICH IS FRIDAY, IN THIS CASE, AND YOU'LL HAVE A SHOT AT BEING THE 2024 CRAGUNS GRAND PRIZE WINNER.

ELISSA IS HERE TONIGHT WITH THE WEATHER AND NO RAIN TODAY, RIGHT?

>> Elissa: THAT'S THE TREND INTO THE WEEKEND AND ♪♪♪ >> Elissa: HI, EVERYONE AND THANKS FOR WATCHING.

TODAY WAS A LITTLE BIT ON THE COOLER SIDE, WHAT WE EXPECT THIS TIME OF YEAR ALONG WITH WINDY CONDITIONS.

AROUND THE HIGHER 60° MARK WAS OUR AVERAGE.

CURRENTLY IN BEMIDJI, 58° AND A PEAK WIND AT 26.

THAT WILL CONTINUE INTO TOMORROW.

CURRENTLY IN BRAINERD, 63° WITH A 46° DEW POINT AND A WEST WIND AT 5 MILES PER HOUR AND A RISING RISINGBAROMETER.

THERE'S STILL SCATTERED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.

MAINLY SHOWERS ON THE NORTHERN EDGE OF OUR VIEWING AREA.

THOSE WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE THROUGH WITH CLEAR SKIES MOVING TOWARDS TOMORROW AND LOOKING TOWARDS OUR WEEKEND.

STILL A CHANCE OF RAIN THAT WILL LINGER IN THE AREA AND MORE THAN LIKELY, IT WILL BE PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES TOP.

THANK YOU TO THE VIEWERS FOR SUBMITTING OUR PHOTOS.

MOVING ALONG HERE, DELENE WITH THE SUNSET AND SAM ROSE IN UPPER RED LAKE WITH THE CLOUDS.

AND A PHOTO I TOOK TODAY OF A GROUSE NUT I FOUND IN THE WOODS.

THANK YOU TO OUR VIEWERS FOR MORE.

63 AND SIMILAR CONDITIONS FOR BOB, VERY WINDY AND ANGELA IN CASS LAKE, A HIGH OF 61 AND SAM ROSE WITH 23-MILE AN HOUR WINDS.

LOOKING IN BRAINERD, A HIGH OF 66 AND COOLER SIDE, BUT OUR LOW TEMPERATURE STAYS ABOUT THE SAME, ALONG WITH THE LONGER HOURS OF SUNLIGHT CONTINUING TOWARDS BEMIDJI, AS WELL.

61° AS A HIGH WITH A LOW OF 52 AND STILL STAYING AROUND OUR AVERAGES.

LOOKING TOWARDS TOMORROW, SUNNY SKIES AND THE 70° MARK AND THAT TREND CONTINUES TOWARDS THE SOUTHERN PART OF OUR VIEWING AREA AND A NICE DAY TOMORROW AND IT WILL BE BREEZY.

LOOKING TO TONIGHT, PARTLY CLOUDY AND THOSE SPRINKLES WITH CONTINUE WITH A LOW OF 44 AND GUSTY CONDITIONS TOMORROW.

GUSTS UP TO 30 MILES PER HOUR AND SUNNY.

YOUR WEEKEND FORECAST HERE, TOMORROW, SUNNY AND BREEZY, 73.

SATURDAY A CHANCE OF STORMS AND SHOWERS AND ABOUT 72°.

SUNDAY, MOSTLY SUNNY AND IT WILL BE COOLER, BUT STILL PRETTY NICE.

AND LOOKING AHEAD HERE, YOUR EXTENDED FORECAST, SIMILAR CONDITIONS CONTINUE MONDAY AND TUESDAY AND THOSE CHANCES OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE OFF AND ON BUT IT SHOULD BE OVERALL A NICE WEEKEND.

BACK TO YOU.

>> Dennis: DOESN'T LOOK BAD AT ALL.

WE'LL TAKE THAT.

CHARLIE, AND A BIG DAY FOR LOCAL TRACK ATHLETES.

>> Charlie: A LOT OF LOCAL TRACK ATHLETES THAT DID WELL AT THE TRACK CLASS 3A AND SINGLE A STATE MEETS AND THE PRELIMS AND HAD A CHANCE TO TALK TO PEQUOT GIRL'S GOLF TRYING TO DEFEND THEIR TITLE AND WE HEAR FROM THEM AFTER THE BREAK.

>> Charlie: THE TRACK AND FIELN FOR BOTH CLASS 3A AND SINGLE A AND THERE WERE MORE THAN A FEW AREA ATHLETES HEADING INTO THE FINALS TOMORROW AND SATURDAY.

BUT THERE WERE A FEW THAT WERE CLAIMING STATE TITLES TODAY.

WE HEAD OUT TO ST. MICHAEL ALBERTVILLE.

BRAINERD'S SENIOR DILLON GROSS WINS WITH A TITLE THROW OF 62 FEET AND 10.5 INCHES.

ANOTHER BRAINERD STATE CHAMPION, NELSON AND SAVES HIS BEST FOR LAST, 7.5 FEET.

THE DAY STARTED WITH THE 3A 3200 RUN, HOFFMAN IN THIRD PLACE WITH A BEST TEN MINUTES AND 44 SECONDS AND ADDS ANOTHER MEDAL.

THE PRELIMS AVA RUNS TO THE STATE FASTEST TIME AT 11.8 SECONDS AND QUALIFIES INTO TOMORROW'S FINALS.

BRAINERD'S CLARA CLOW FOR FIVE FEET, FOUR INCHES, HER FIRST ATTEMPT.

THE FIRST WARRIOR TO WIN A STATE TITLE IN TRACK AND FIELD SINCE 1987.

COUPLE MORE SCORES, HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORE, THE SEASON COMES TO AN END IN THE SEMIFINAL AND BEMIDJI FALLS TO MOREHEAD AND ELIMINATING BEMIDJI FROM THE 4A TOURNAMENT.

MORE BASEBALL SCORES, LITTLE FALLS WINS 8-3-A CHAMPIONSHIP AND THE EAGLE'S SEASON COMES TO AN END.

AND THE YANKEES BEAT THE MINNESOTA TWINS.

PEQUOT LAKE'S GOLF SUCCESSFULLY DEFENDED THEIR TITLE FOR THE FOURTH CONSECUTIVE SEASON AND HEADED BACK TO THE STATE TOURNAMENT POISED TO DEFEND THEIR STATE TITLE, AS WELL.

THE PATRIOTS ONLY LOST ONE SENIOR, MORGAN KRIEGER.

THEY CAPTURED A TITLE FOLLOWED BY SENIOR CAPTAIN ANNIE NEVA WHO FINISHED SECOND SIX STROKES BACK.

THE PATS KNEW THEY HAD THE TALENT TO WIN BACK-TO-BACK TITLES AND KNOW THERE'S A LOT OF WORK TO BE DONE.

>> WE WANTED TO GET BACK TO STATE AND ABLE TO DO THAT AND KNOWING THAT, WE'LL STAY STRONG MENTALLY BECAUSE IT'S NOT AN EASY ROAD.

IT'S A BUMPY ROAD AND READY TO TAKE ON THE CHALLENGE.

THERE'S GOING TO BE GREAT COMPETITION THERE.

WE PLAY OUR GAME AND NOT WORRYING ABOUT EVERYONE ELSE AND JUST OURSELVES AND DOING WHAT WE CAN DO TO MAKE OUR SCORES BETTER AND EVENTUALLY MAKE OUR TEAM BETTER.

>> RIGHT AFTER THE FIRST COUPLE MEETS, WE STARTED SEEING GREAT SCORES AND IT WAS A PEAK TO WHERE, LIKE, WE CAN DO THIS AND I THINK, YOU KNOW, AFTER WE PLAYED SOME OF OUR CONFERENCE MEETS AND PLAYED WELL AND BEAT THE TEAMS, I THINK THAT JUST SHOWED US THAT WE CAN DO THIS AGAIN.

>> DEFINITELY LOOKING FORWARD TO ALL THE MEMORIES I'LL BE MAKING.

IT'S MY LAST SEASON AND IT'S DEFINITELY SENTIMENTAL AND A GREAT TIME.

SO I'M REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO THAT.

>> Charlie: THE TITLE DEFENSE STARTS NEXT TUESDAY, CLASS 2A PLAYS THE RIDGES AT SAM CREEK IN JORDAN.

PATRIOTS WON LAST YEAR.

>> Dennis: WELL, FOR THIS WEEK'S EDITION OF "FISHING TIPS" RAY AND MANDY TEACH US ABOUT LINE SELECTION.

>> FISHING TIPS, WE'LL TALK ABOUT THE SELECTION OF THE FISHING LINE TO USE.

AND IF YOU'RE GOING TO A STORE NOW, YOU KNOW THERE'S A WIDE VARIETY OF DIFFERENT KINDS OF LINES.

AND WE'RE GOING TO GIVE YOU TIPS ON A COUPLE OF THE BASIC THINGS TO USE.

AND MANDY WILL START WITH BRAID AND MODEL.

>> BRAID, YOU CAN'T GO WRONG.

IT COMES IN MULTIPLE DIFFERENT COLORS, GREEN AND IT'S GREAT!

IT FLOATS AND THERE'S LITERALLY NO STRETCH ON THIS.

SO IF YOU'RE GOING TO USE THIS, PAIR THIS WITH A SOFTER TIP OF A ROD SO THE GIVE IS IN THE ROD AND NOT THE LINE.

YOU CAN THROW IT TO JIGS, SPINNER BAITS.

YOU CAN THROW FROGS ON ITS AND MULTISPECIES AND PURPOSE.

MONO IS COMPLETELY OPPOSITE OF BRAID AND HAS THE MOST STRETCH OUT OF ANY OF THE LINES WE'LL BE TALKING ABOUT TODAY.

HERE, AGAIN, GREAT FOR MULTIPLE SPECIES AND MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS.

YOU CAN THROW JIGS, CHEDDAR BAIT, ANYTHING YOU WANT.

YOU CAN PAIR IN WITH A STIFFER ROD BECAUSE THE GIVE WILL BE IN THE LINE.

>> NOT OF THE LAKES WE FISH NOW, NOT ALL OF THEM, BUT MOST OF THEM ARE ZEBRA INFESTED, WHICH MEANS THE WATER CLARITY IS GETTING MUCH CLEARER, WHICH MEANS THAT FISH CAN SEE OUR LINES MUCH BETTER THAN THEY COULD 10, 15 YEARS AGO.

SO A LOT OF PEOPLE TIE A LITTLE LEAGER WITH ADVANCE FOR FLORA CARBON AND ALMOST THE SAME COLOR AS THE WATER AND HARDER FOR FISH TO SEE AND COMES IN DIFFERENT SIZES AND WEALTHS.

WEIGHTS.

LEAD CORE IS USED FOR TROLLING DIFFERENT KINDS OF BAITS.

I DOESN'T HAVE TO BE A CRANK BAIT AND COMES IN DIFFERENT COLORS.

AS YOU LET THE COLOR OUT, YOU KNOW HOW FAR BACK IT IS.

THE FURTHER BACK YOU GO, THE MORE DEPTH OUT OF THE LINE ITSELF.

SO IT'S A VERY EFFECTIVE WAY FOR TROLLING, TO USE THIS LINE.

THERE'S FOUR BASIC LINE TAZ ARE VERY, VERY PRACTICAL FOR MINNESOTA LAKES.

>> Dennis: GOOD ADVICE THERE.

THERE'S A TON OF LINE.

I WENT IN TO GET MY REELS RESTRUNG AND THEY SAID, WHAT DO YOU WANT?

I'LL TRUST YOUR.

>>> THAT'S GOING TO DO IT FOR US.

HAVE A GREAT NIGHT AND WE'LL SEE YOU TONIGHT.

>> GOODNIGHT.