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Video: Parts of the weekend looking mild - Duration: 3:06.
BE 10 DEGREES
ABOVE IT ESPECIALLY FOR WE CAN
SNEAK IN A LITTLE SUNSHINE.
RIGHT NOW IT IS 39 IN BOSTON.
I WANT TO SHOW YOU THE
TEMPERATURE OF WORCESTER AND
ORANGE AND OUT TO PITTSFIELD,
CLOSE TO FREEZING.
ONLY HAS TO DROP ANOTHER DEGREE
OR TWO AND IT PROBABLY WILL.
THERE IS A LITTLE BIT OF RAIN
ALTHOUGH IF YOU LOOK AT IT IT IS
WEAKENING.
EVEN A COUPLE O SPRINKLES IF
THE GROUND IS COLD AT 32 DEGREES
OR BELOW COULD CAUSE A LITTLE
BIT OF SLIPPERY GOING SO KEEP
THAT IN MIND IN SOME OF OUR ART
LOUT -- OUTLYING AREAS.
A COUPLE OF SPRINKLES COULD BE
HERE AND THERE THEY TONIGHT OR
TOMORROW.
WE SHOULD AT LEAST GET SOME
BREAKS TOMORROW AND A LIGHT
SOUTHWEST OR WEST WIND.
THAT SHOULD HELP OUR
TEMPERATURES AND WE COULD BE UP
AROUND 50 DEGREES.
EVEN PART OF SUNDAY LOOKS FAIRLY
MILD.
A CHANGE IS GOING TO OCCUR.
WE MISS A LITTLE STORM EARLY ON
SUNDAY.
THIS COLD FRONT IS GOING TO COME
THROUGH SUNDAY AFTERNOON OR
MIDDAY O TOWARD EVENING.
THE WIND WILL PICK UP OUT OF THE
NORTHEAST BEHIND IT AND SOMEWHAT
COLDER AIR FROM EASTERN CANADA
WILL BE INTO FINAL IN.
THIS WILL BE HAPPENING AROUND
GAME TIME.
BECAUSE THE WIND WILL BE OFF THE
WATER THERE COULD BE A TOUCH O
VERY LIGHT PRECIPITATION WHICH
WOULD BE DRIZZLE.
IT WILL BE EITHER ON THE DEM
SIDE OR FEEL DAMP BECAUSE
YOU
WILL HAVE THAT RUN NORTHEASTERLY
WIND FRESHENING AS THE GAME GOES
ALONG.
THAT IS MY PREDICTION FOR THE
START OF THE GAME BUT I EXPECT
IT TO DROP DEEPER INTO THE 30'S,
MAYBE MID 30'S BY THE END OF THE
GAME.
SLIGHT CHANCE AT THE FREEZING
MARK.
THE WIND WILL FEEL LIKE 32.
YOU SHOULD DRESS FOR THE WEATHER
BEING COLDER THAN THE ACTUAL
TEMPERATURE SHOWS BECAUSE IT
WILL FEEL THAT WAY WITH THE
DAMPNESS.
WE HAVE A SIGNIFICANT STORM
COMING UP.
FOR A LOT OF THE COAST IN THE
CODE -- KATE, THERE'S THE HEAVY
RAIN POTENTIAL, MAYBE ONE TO
THREE INCHES.
THE HEAVY PART OF THIS STORM
WILL NOT BE TILL LATER MONDAY OR
MONDAY NIGHT AND EARLY ON
TUESDAY.
THE WINDS COULD PEEK AT 40 TO 50
MILES AN HOUR OR HIGHER AND IN
ICY MIX AS POSSIBLE OVER THE
INTERIOR FOR PART OF THE STORM.
HERE ARE THE WIND GUST
POTENTIALS I AM TALKING ABOUT.
EARLY ON IF THERE'S ANY LIGHT
PROTECT -- PRECIPITATION
MORNING
-- MONDAY MORNING YOU THERE
COUL BE LIGHT SNOW BUT WHEN THE
HEAVIER PART OF THE STORM COMES
HEAVY AIR SHOULD SHOVE
EVERYTHING TO THE WEST BUT YOU
COULD BE LEFT WITH AN ICY MIX
WITH A MIX OR -- OF SNOW.
FARTHER TO THE NORTH AND WEST,
MAINLY RAIN AND STRONG WINDS FOR
THE COAST LINE.
A CLOSER LOOK AT YOUR SUNDAY.
THAT IS THE STORM BREWING.
LOOK AT THE SNOW IN THE HIGHER
ELEVATIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA BUT
FOR US, LATE MONDAY, MONDAY
NIGHT, EARLY TUESDAYS WHEN WE
WILL GET THE STORM.
WE HAVE IMPACT DAYS MONDAY
AND
TUESDAY.
THERE COULD BE SOME LIGHT SNOW
AROUND ON MONDAY.
LATER MONDAY AND MONDAY NIGHT
AND TUESDAY EARLY IS WHEN WE
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Top 10 People who SURVIVED GUNSHOTS to the HEAD - Duration: 10:04.
10 People Who Survived Being Shot in the Head
10.
Malala Yousafzai is Undeterred from Advocating for Women's Education by Taliban Bullet
In 2009, Malala Yousafzai became a blogger for the BBC when she was only eleven years
old.
She was in a uniquely qualified and dangerous position since she was living and seeking
an education in the Swat Valley in Pakistan, a location that had been under the control
of the Taliban since 2009.
As Biography.com reported, the danger of that for her was made all too real in 2012 when
a hail of gunfire during an attack injured several girls with her, and sent a bullet
through her skull and down along her spine.
The wound also caused swelling in her brain, necessitating the removal of part of her skull.
It was too advanced of an operation for local medical services, and she needed to be flown
to a hospital in Birmingham, UK, as reported by The Telegraph.
Yousafzai's statements after fully recovering from the shooting made her something of a
modern icon.
In 2014, she won the Nobel Peace Prize for her continued commitment to education for
women despite nearly dying a particularly horrible death.
But in the public consciousness it was her appearances on television where she made the
biggest impact.
The most notable of these was when on The Daily Show, she said that she not only didn't
wish violence on the person who shot her, but that if she were confronted by him again,
she would say that she would want education for his children.
Even comedian Jon Stewart was left speechless by that.
9.
Patrick Ireland Survives Shotgun Shrapnel Passing Through His Brain
On April 20, 1999, Patrick Ireland was a victim of one of the most famous mass-shootings in
American history, the Columbine Shooting.
One of the thirty-seven people shot during that tragedy, he would acquire a period of
infamy himself as the "Boy in the Window" who, after taking a shot in the leg and brain,
limped to a second story window, which he fell out of only to be caught by a SWAT team,
according to NBC News.
In Dave Cullen's harrowing book on the event, Columbine, the shot that had passed through
his brain made it so that Ireland was still lucid but had extreme difficulty speaking.
Even saying his own name came with a stutter.
The initial prognosis was that he would not survive the injury.
Still, Ireland not only survived but effectively fully recovered, save for a slight limp.
After graduating, Christian Science Monitor reported that he went into the field of financial
services.
Cullen said that Ireland's ability to cope with and move past the event was the most
inspirational thing he saw related to the shooting.
8.
Paul Kern Survives Headshot, Loses Ability to Sleep
During the first World War, Hungarian soldier Paul Kern served the Central Powers and was
stationed on the Russian front.
In 1915, a Russian soldier shot him in the right temple, driving a bullet through his
frontal lobe and back out.
Kern didn't merely survive, but recovered quickly.
After leaving the service, he got a job with the government and by all accounts functioned
normally except for one thing: In the forty years following his injury until his passing
in 1955, the Milwaukee Chronicle reported that Kern was not able to sleep.
He sought extensive medical aid, tried numerous unsophisticated remedies, such as hypnotism
and alcohol (alcohol in particular backfired by making him less sleepy than ever), and
still had to content himself with just two hours of resting his eyes every night, according
to National Geographic.
So what did a man in Hungary who needed only two hours of sleep do to pass the nights?
Kern's night time habits for awhile included going to cafes for his eight daily meals,
reading, then walking to the poorer districts to socialize with his friends who were forced
into lives of sleeping in doorways.
It was an interesting contrast between someone who was afflicted in a anomalous way and people
afflicted in one of the worst and most common ways, especially at the time.
7.
Tammy Sexton Takes Bullet Through Forehead, Makes Tea
People in shock brought on by grievous bodily harm will often do things that seem bizarre
to everyone else.
One of the most famous moments in the classic film Saving Private Ryan is a soldier picking
his own arm up from the beach as blithely as if he's tying his shoes.
And yet what Tammy Sexton of Jackson County, Mississippi did after she was shot seems so
surreal and impossible it sounds like an incident from a particularly strange cartoon.
In 2009, Sexton's husband, on probation for domestic abuse, entered their home, shot
his wife in the center of her forehead, then killed himself.
When police arrived, the Telegraph said they found that she had since made some tea after
being shot, and offered them some.
While it may seem as if she had been lobotomized to a degree, in fact she made a borderline
miraculous full recovery.
6.
Jacob Miller Spent Decades with Fragments in His Face
In 1863, Miller was a Union soldier during the American Civil War who, on September 19,
1863, had the rotten luck to be present at the Battle of Chickamauga, one of the deadliest
battles of the war.
Like Tammy Sexton, he was shot by a musket in the middle of his forehead and understandably,
both his fellow troops and the enemy thought that he was dead.
If they hadn't, he probably wouldn't have been able to get away from the battlefield
after the fighting ended, using his rifle as a crutch, eventually reaching a Union hospital.
Historybuff.com reports that after waiting nine months, the musket ball was finally removed
from his forehead.
Seventeen years after that, a chunk of lead fell out of his head.
But even that wasn't the end, for another one fell out of his head fourteen years after
that.
It hurt for him all that time.
Ultimately, he survived the wound that really should have killed him by fifty-four years.
5.
Richard Norris Survived Losing Half His Face to a Shotgun Shell
In 1997, for reasons he doesn't remember according to a profile in GQ, 22 year-old
Richard Norris accidentally discharged a shotgun shell into his face.
He was at his home, and his mother was close enough to him that parts of his face hit her.
Though he survived against long odds, effectively half of his visage was gone.
Understandably, he had to have the mirrors taken out of his home and he wore a black
mask when he went out.
Around a decade later, his mother found out about a cutting-edge doctor named Eduardo
Rodriguez, who agreed to reconstruct her son's face.
It was a very new surgical procedure, with Norris being only the third person to undergo
the surgery.
It was a years-long process of grafting skin from other parts of Norris's body to his
face and from cadavers that involved over a dozen surgeries.
The surgeries culminated in the most elaborate facial reconstruction in human history in
an operation in 2012 that lasted 36 hours.
In the end, Norris felt confident enough with his new face that after years living in his
parent's house barely socializing, he went out and found a significant other.
4.
"Russian Terminator" is Unfazed by a Bullet to his Forehead
The details behind this video from Russia (which you can find in the link two sentences
from now) are scanty, but the images certainly are memorable.
Reportedly dating back to a clash between Russian armed forces and Chechen rebels in
2000, it features a very crude field surgery performed on an anonymous soldier.
What's been identified by Independent.co.uk as an AK-47 bullet is lodged in his forehead.
One of his comrades comes and has to resort to prying it out with a pair of pliers.
What makes the video compelling, instead of merely uncomfortable to watch, was the soldier's
demeanor.
Rather than showing any signs of being disturbed that he's just been almost killed or in
pain because a bullet is being pried out of his head, he seems so calm he might as well
be receiving a haircut.
But rather than seeming like someone in shock, he turns to the camera and grins in a very
lucid manner, even smiling a couple times while his wound is squeezed to remove any
potential shrapnel.
He seems like a living embodiment of stereotypes about the toughness of Russian people.
3.
Sergeant Alistair McKinney Survives Taliban Sniper Shot Directly Through his Brain
Even this soldier from the First Battalion Royal Irish Regiment couldn't believe he'd
survived his head injury after he emerged from a coma in 2005 at age 33.
On a routine guard duty, he was hit by a Taliban sniper's bullet that struck him above his
right eye and exited his skull above his right ear.
The Telegraph reported that they were told he had a 0.1% chance of surviving the wound.
Sergeant Alistair McKinney was at least fortunate enough to not remember the sensation of the
bullet hitting him, just standing there in Pakistan one second, and the next he was in
Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, UK (like Malala Yousafzai later would be).
McKinney's recovery was not easy and straightforward like Paul Kern's.
He got multiple infections while in the hospital, including tuberculosis.
He lost vision in the left side of both of his eyes.
Three years after the shooting he was still in the care of his parents.
McKinney still claimed that he wasn't bitter.
After all, he was very lucky to just be alive.
2.
Petra Anderson Survives the Aurora Shooting Because of a Brain Abnormality
This woman was twenty-two years old in 2012 when she was sitting in the now-infamous Colorado
theater for one of the other most famous mass shootings in American history.
The gunman fired three shotgun pellets into her arm and one up her nose into her brain.
The pellet would have torn through vital areas easily, but Anderson had an irregularity of
the cerebrum that would prove an unlikely lifesaver.
As CNN reported, she had a small channel of fluid that ran through her brain that no one
had any idea was there, because it was a completely benign aspect of her anatomy, which many people
have.
Instead of just being more grey matter that the projectile would tear through, the pellet
moved through the brain without inflicting any severe damage.
As a result, Anderson not only survived but fled the scene under her own power before
going into intensive care for a week.
After she recovered, Colorado Public Radio reported that she became a music composer.
1.
Toddler Survives Self-Inflicted Gunshot to Head
Children getting their hands on guns and accidentally shooting themselves and others is surprisingly
common.
The Washington Post reports that in 2015, 265 children in America accidentally shot
people.
So it was not anomalous when three year-old Darnal Mundy shot himself in the head in Miami,
Florida on August 4, 2015.
What would have been anomalous would have been for him to survive, as one of the nurses
told Darnal Mundy's parents when he was brought in.
According to CNN, he shot himself in the middle of the face and the bullet exited out the
left side of the back of his head.
Like Yousafzai, a portion of his skull was removed because of the swelling.
He fell into a coma for three weeks, but thankfully recovered enough that in three months he was
able to return home.
He was in a wheelchair while he regained the ability to reuse the right side of his body.
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The New Furniture Gets The Best Of Ichabod | Season 4 Ep. 3 | SLEEPY HOLLOW - Duration: 1:45.
Mhm.
My strength is replenished.
And I am ready for battle once more.
So, whether ye be score of a Maum or-- Hemnes--
I shall show your Swedish cohorts that I
am the master of this domain.
Which is the big one?
There's a big one, and a small one.
Well, then, this is-- there's a big one,
and a small-- Creaking floorboard.
Added to the long list of repairs.
Home sweet home.
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Malcolm Is Only Interested In The Future Of The Human Race | Season 4 Ep. 3 | SLEEPY HOLLOW - Duration: 1:25.
Like a crystal ball.
Actually, that's what we're calling the app.
And we've had lots of bites on the west coast,
but no lead investor yet.
Yeah, it's a risk averse world out there, isn't it?
But, you know what?
I can get your funding.
Just one phone call.
But I won't.
Mr. Dreyfus, if it's some--
No, no, no.
It's not your software, it's not the financials.
It's your vision.
See, this company of yours has a 10 year plan.
But where's your 50 year plan?
Your hundred, your thousand year plan.
I'm not looking to cash in on the next round
of junk bonds or penny stocks.
I am investing in no less than the future of the human race.
You wanted to be informed when he arrived, Mr. Dreyfus.
Do people still use drawing boards these days?
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Pittsburgh water is still testing high for lead - Duration: 2:01.
BREAKING DOWN
THOSE NUMBERS TONIGHT.
REPORTER: LEAD IN THE WATER IS A
BIG CONCERN THROUGHOUT
PITTSBURGH, AND ESPECIALLY IN
THIS SQUIRREL HILL NEIGHBORHOOD.
JUST ABOUT EVERYONE WE TALKED TO
HERE SAID THEY'VE HAD THEIR
WATER TESTED, SOME SAID THEY HAD
HIGH LEVELS OF LEAD IN THEIR OWN
WATER.
WE TOOK THEIR CONCERNS TO THE
HEAD OF THE PWKA TO FIND OUT
WHAT THEY'RE DOING TO MAKE THE
WATER SAFE.
ANN HAS ALWAYS BEEN CAREFUL
ABOUT LEAD IN HER TAP WATER.
>> I'M REALLY CONCERNED BECAUSE
IT CAN HAVE A TERRIBLE IMPACT ON
DEVELOPING CHILDREN, BABIES.
REPORTER: SHE DRINKS IT WITHOUT
FEAR ONLY BECAUSE SHE HAD IT
TESTED FOR FREE BY PWSA TWO
MONTHS AGO.
OTHERS IN HER SQUIRREL HILL
NEIGHBORHOOD ARE NOT IN THE
CLEAR THOUGH, ONE SHARED HER
RESULT SHOWING SHE HAD A
PROBLEM.
THE E.P.A. SAYS WATER SYSTEMS
MUST TAKE ACTION WHEN DRINKING
WATER TESTS OVER 15 PARTS PER
BILLION FOR LEAD.
JUNE PWSA'S CAME BACK AT 22
PARTS PER BILLION.
IN DECEMBER IT WAS DOWN TO 18,
BUT STILL TOO HIGH.
>> DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY LEAD
LINES THERE ARE IN THE CITY?
>> I DO NOT.
THIS IS PART OF THE PROBLEM.
REPORTER: THEY ESTIMATE 14,000
HOMES MAY BE AFFECTED AND AFTER
THAT JUNE TEST THEY'VE BEEN
TRYING TO FIND ALL THOSE PIPES.
>> WE'RE SENDING LINES INTO THE
GROUND, TV LINES ON A TUBE, TO
IDENTIFY WHERE THESE LEAD LINES
ACTUALLY ARE THROUGH THE CURVE
BOX.
REPORTER: THEIR GOAL IS TO
REPLACE 1400 PIPES PER YEAR AND
THEY'RE TRYING TO FIND MONEY TO
HELP HOMEOWNERS PAY TO REPLACE
LEAD LINES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY.
>> MAYBE A LOW INTEREST LOAN IS
SOMETHING THAT HAS BEEN
CONSIDERED AND IS BEING HIGHLY
CONSIDERED AND PROBABLY WILL BE
PUT INTO PLACE.
REPORTER: IF YOU'RE CONCERNED
ABOUT YOUR WATER AND YOU LIVE IN
THE PWSA SERVICE AREA, YOU CAN
SEND YOUR WATER FOR A FREE TEST
BY THE UTILITY.
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VIDEO: Reports released in Victoria Martens case - Duration: 0:53.
PREPORTER: CYFD REVEALED TO US
PTONIGHT
PTHAT THEY WERE CALLED 5 TIMES
PSINCE 2015 ABOUT VICTORIA AND
PHER YOUNGER BROTHER.
PFOUR OF THOSE WERE FOR ALLEGED
PNEGLECT THINGS LIKE POOR HYGIENE
PAND DIRTY CLOTHES.
PCYFD SAYS THEY DID INVESTIGATE
PAND INTERVIEW BOTH CHILDREN BY
PTHEMSELVES.
PBUT NEITHER SAID THEY WERE BEING
PMISTREATED IN ANY WAY.
PCYFD DID NOT LOOK INTO ONE CALL
PFROM MARCH 2016
PJUST 5 MONTHS BEFORE VICTORIA'S
PDEATH.
PA CALLER SAID AN EX-BOYFRIENDS
POF VICTORIA'S MOTHER, TRIED TO
PKISS THE GIRL.
PCYFD SAYS STATE LAW ONLY ALLOWS
PTHEM TO INVESTIGATE IF A PARENT,
PGUARDIAN, OR CUSTODIAN HARMS A
PCHILD
PSO THEY TURNED THE CASE OVER TO
PALBUQUERQUE POLICE.
PI JUST GOT OFF THE PHONE WITH
PAPD WHO SAYS THEY DID LOOK INTO
PTHIS
PBUT ENDED UP DOING NOTHING ABOUT
PIT.
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People react after Westwego officer killed in Marrero neighborhood - Duration: 1:37.
THANK YOU FOR COMING ON
AND EXPLAINING THIS TO US.
GINA AS SEAN MENTIONED, WE ARE
AFTER 4:30.
PEOPLE WERE JUST WAKING UP WHEN
ALL OF THIS STARTED HAPPENING
THIS MORNING.
ALL THE POLICE ACTIVITY
SURPRISED PEOPLE IN THE AREA,
THE SCENE.
KELSEY DAVIS SPOKE TO PEOPLE WHO
LIVE NEAR THE SCENE OF THE
DEADLY SHOOTINGS.
SHE CONTINUES OUR TEAM COVERAGE.
REPORTER THE MANHUNT CONTINUED
IN JEFFERSON PARISH.
RESIDENCE IN T NEIGHBORS --
NEIGHBORHOODS WERE ASKED TO STAY
INDOORS.
MANY WATCHING AS THE SEARCH
UNFOLDED ON THEIR TV SETS AND AS
20 AGENCIES ASSISTED IN LOCATING
THE SUSPECT BEHIND THIS
MORNING'S EARLY SHOOTING.
THOSE 20 AGENCIES INCLUDING THE
JEFFERSON PARISH SHERIFF'S
OFFICE, U.S. MARSHALS, LOUISIANA
STATE POLICE, AND ALTHOUGH
SEARCHING ON THE GROUND AND IN
THE AIR, AS RESIDENTS WATCH THE
WHOLE THING UNFOLD ON TV, ALL
THEY COULD DO WAS PRAY FOR THE
BEST.
>> THE FIRST THING THAT CAME TO
MY MIND WAS TO PROTECT MY
FAMILY.
SECOND THING WAS THAT IT WAS A
DISRUPTION TO OUR COMMUNITY,
WHICH IS A QUIET COMMUNITY.
IT ALSO EXPRESSED WHAT KIND OF
VIOLENCE IS COMING TO THE AREA.
REPORTER THE ONE RESIDENT WE
SPOKE TO SAID SHE W -- WHILE
SHE WAS WAITING IN HER HOME TO
HEAR SOME NEWS OF WHAT WAS GOING
ON SHE SAID SHE WAS STILL PROUD
TO SEE ALL THESE AGENCIES COME
TOGETHER AS THEY WERE TRYING TO
FULFILL THE ULTIMATE GOAL, AND
THAT IS PROTECTING THIS
COMMUNITY AND SEEKING JUSTICE
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On Inauguration Day, Clinton Co. is a 'Trump town' - Duration: 2:03.
IS DEFINITELY TRUMP
COUNTRY.
AND ON THIS INAUGURATION DAY,
THEY HAVE HIGH HOPES.
>> YOUR HOPES AND DREAMS WILL
DEFINE OUR AMERICAN DESTINY.
REPORTER: SHERRY RAULSTON OWNS A
WINE AND ART BUSINESS.
DONALD TRUMP GOT H ATTENTION.
>> AS A BUSINESSWOMAN, WATCH A
BUSINESSMAN BECOME PRESIDENT IS
VERY IMPORTANT TO ME.
DONALD TRUMP, HIS MESSAGE, ALL
OF HIS MESSAGE SPOKE LOUD AND
CLEAR TO ME.
REPORTER LOUD AND CLEAR TO
CHRIS FLOWERS.
>> THE AIRPARK HAS TO THRIVE.
WHEN DHL AND AIRBORNE LEFT, THAT
WAS PRETTY MUCH IT AROUND HER
IF T AIRPARK COMES BACK
AROUND, EVERYTHING COMES BACK
AROUND WITH IT.
REPORTER MANY SECTIONS REMAIN
EMPTY, A REMINDER OF WHEN DHL
PULLED OUT.
>> THAT IS THE REALITY OF WHAT
WE LIVE THROUGH.
>> YOU WILL SEE SIGNS OF A
COMEBACK.
THESE BUSINESSES ARE BRINGING
HUNDREDS OF JOBS.
BOTH SIDES HAVE A COUNTY
COMMISSIONER AND A BUSINESS
OWNER.
>> THE TRANSITION OF THAT TYPE
OF LOSS TO SUCCESS IS HAPPENING
AS WE SPEAK.
I CAN SEE A POTENTIAL CHANGE IN
THE WHITE HOUSE.
IT CAN ALSO BENEFIT MY COUNTY.
REPORTER FOLKS REMINDED ME OF
THIS REALITY AS WELL.
>> WHETHER I LIKE IT OR NOT,
OBAMA WAS MY PRESIDENT UNTIL
TODAY.
AND THAT'S WHAT I WOULD SAY TO
PEOPLE.
WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT,
DONALD TRUMP IS YOUR PRESIDENT.
REPORTER THEY ARE OPTIMISTIC
ABOUT THE FUTURE BUT THEY ALSO
KNOW THEY HAVE TO SELL THAT
MESSAGE TO PEOPLE BOTH INSIDE
THE COMMUNITY AS WELL AS
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Peaceful protesters march through Boston on Inauguration Day - Duration: 1:17.
BEACON
STREET TOWARD THE STATEHOUSE.
HERE'S A LOOK AND LISTEN.
IT STARTED TWO HOURS AGO,
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE ENTERING THE
COMMON AFTER MARCHING FROM DEWEY
SQUARE.
THEY CARRIED SIGNS SUPPORTING
DEMOCRACY, ABORTION RIGHTS AND
THE FIGHT AGAINST CLIMATE
CHANGE.
THEY BANGED ON A DRUMS AND A
BRASS BAND PLAYED.
MANY MARCHERS SAY THEY FEEL A
SENSE OF ANXIETY.
>> I THINK THERE'S A LOT OF RISK
WITH THE NEW PRESIDENT AND I'M
CONCERNED ABOUT IT.
SO I WANTED TO JOIN IT.
DAVID WHAT ARE THE RISKS YOU
: THINK?
>> I WORRY THAT HE DOESN'T
ACTUALLY CARE ABOUT DEMOCRACY
AND OUR CONSTITUTION.
DAVID SOME OF HIS SUPPORTERS SAY
: WE SHOULD GIVE HIM A CHANCE.
THIS IS DAY ONE ON THE JOB.
>> HIS CABINET PICKS ARE
EVIDENCE THAT HE ISN'T A CHANGE
FROM THE STATUS QUO OF
CORPORATIZATION OF THE
GOVERNMENT.
DAVID MEANWHILE, ORGANIZERS OF
: WHAT'S BEING CALLED THE
WOMEN'S MARCH HAVE BEEN SETTING
UP A STAGE ON THE COMMON.
THEY EXPECT UP TO 70,000 PEOPLE
HERE TOMORRO
OF THE 600 SUCH PROTESTS PLANNED
WORLDWIDE ORGANIZERS SAY
BOSTON'S IS EXPECTED TO BE THE
SECOND BIGGEST, AFTER DC.
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Wolf meets youngest faces of Pennsylvania opioid epidemic: Addicted babies in Pittsburgh - Duration: 1:46.
TODAY.
REPORTER: CHANGE THE STIGMA,
SUPPRESS DEMAND, AND STOP
ADDICTION BEFORE IT OCCURS.
THAT'S WHAT CAME OUT OF TODAY'S
DISCUSSION AT MCGEE WOMEN'S
HOSPITAL.
THIS IS ALL IN HOPES TO STOP
THIS EPIDEMIC AND PREVENT BABIES
FROM BEING BORN LIKE THIS.
>> THEY'RE JUST ADORABLE, I LOVE
BEING ABLE TO HOLD THEIR HANDS.
REPORTER: FAITH COTTER SPENDS
SOME OF HER FREE TIME HOLDING
AND ROCKING NEWBORN BABIES GOING
THROUGH OPIOID WITHDRAWALS OF.
>> IT SHOULD BE TREATED AS THE
PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUE THAT IT IS,
AND I THINK ADDICTION AFFECTS
THE WHOLE FAMILY.
I THINK THAT WE SHOULD WITHHOLD
JUDGMENT.
REPORTER: ABOUT 10,000 BABIES
ARE BORN HERE EACH YEAR, 600
THIS ONE WEEK OLD SUFFERS THE
SYMPTOMS.
AND GOVERNOR TOM WOLF WITH THIS
ROOM FULL OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND
MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS SEE THE
PROBLEM.
>> THOSE THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE IN
PENNSYLVANIA WHO DIE EACH YEAR,
LET'S STOP THAT, AND STOP HAVING
BABIES BORN LIKE THE ONES I SAW
THIS MORNING.
REPORTER: WOLF SAYS WE HAVE THE
MEANS TO CURE THIS DISEASE.
>> WE HAVE THE MEANS TO CURE
THIS, WE HAVE THE MEANS TO STOP
THESE DEATHS.
AND SHAME ON US IF WE DON'T DO
SOMETHING.
REPORTER: A ROOM FULL OF IDEAS.
>> YOU HAVE TO PAINT DRUGS AS
BEING UNCOOL.
REPORTER: AND A PROMISE TO NOT
GO OUT ACTION.
A REALIZATION EVEN MORE APPARENT
LOOKING INTO THESE LITTLE LIVES.
>> WHEN THEIR EYES CAN FIX ON
YOU, YOU CAN SEE THESE LITTLE
PERSONALITIES, AND THEY'RE SO
WONDERFUL AND I JUST WISH THEM
THE VERY BEST.
REPORTER: BY MONDAY THEY SEE
THEY'D HAVE A TACK FORCE CREATED
TO STAY ON TOP OF THIS OPIOID
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Champlain College Inaugural viewing party - Duration: 1:36.
PAS THE 45TH PRESIDENT OF THE
PUNITED STATES DONALD J TRUMP WAS
PSWORN IN
PCHAMPLAIN COLLEGE STUDENTS
PWATCHED HOPEFUL FOR THE NEW
PPRESIDENCY.
P>> IT IS AN IMPORTANT MOMENT IN
PHISTORY EVEN IF YOU DO NOT LIKE
PTHE PRESIDENT ELECT I DIDN'T
PVOTE FOR HIM BUT HE STILL IS
PGOING TO BE OUR PRESIDENT.
PREPORTER: THE COLLEGE'S STAFF
PARRANGED THE VIEWING PARTY TO
PBRING STUDENTS ON BOTH SIDES OF
PTHE AISLE TOGETHER.
P>> WE WANTED TO PROVIDE SPACE
PFOR OUR STUDENTS TO RECOGNIZE
PTHIS HISTORICAL MOMENT IN OUR
PHISTORY AND OFFER OPPORTUNITY
PFOR DISCUSSION AND FOR US TO
PCOME TOGETHER AS A COMMUNITY.
PSTUDENT KES SPEELMAN HOPES THE
PELECTION SEASON WILL BRING
PCHANGE TO THE VOTING PROCESS.
P>> BECAUSE OF THIS ELECTION AND
PBECAUSE OF SOME OF THE
PUNPOPULARITY OF THE RESULTS,
PTHAT WE CAN START LOOKING AT HOW
PTO CHANGE POLICIES AND HOW TO RE
PDEMOCRATIC PROCESS FOR A MORE
PFAVORABLE RESULT...AND GET MORE
PPEOPLE TO ACTUALLY VOTE.
PREPORTER: STAFF HOPES MOVING
PFORWARD THE DIVISION LEFT AFTER
PTHE ELECTION WILL BE HEALED.
P>> MOVING FORWARD WE WANT TO
PBUILD AS CONSIDERATE A COMMUNITY
PAS POSSIBLE HERE AT THE COLLEGE
PAND WE WILL CONTINUE DIALOGUE
PAND WE WILL BE ON THE LOOK OUT
PFOR WHAT OUT NEW ADMINISTRATION
PIS DOING AND SUPPORTING THAT
PCOURSE WHERE WE CAN SUPPORT AND
PCHALLENGING WHERE IT NEEDS TO BE
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Thursday's storms force closure of Interstate 20. - Duration: 1:25.
T TORNADO DAMAGED OR
DESTROYED MORE THAN TWO DOZEN
HOMES.
>>> CREWS SHUT DOWN INTERSTATE
20 IN CLINTON TODAY TO REPAIR
SOME DOWNED POWER LINES.
16 WAPT'S ANNE PARKER IS IN
CLINTON.
HOW IS IT THERE, ANNE?
>> THE WEST RAMP FROM I-20 TO
SPRINGRIDGE ROAD IS STILL
CLOSED, IT'S BEEN CLOSED 24
HOURS AS CREWS ARE STILL WORKING
TO REPAIR POWER POLLS AND LINES
THAT GOT KNOCKED DOWN DURING
YESTERDAY'S STRONG STORMS.
NOW CITY LEADERS DO SAYENTGY
FINISHED ALL THEIR WORK ABOUT AN
HOUR AGO, AND NOW AT&T AND
COMCAST WILL BURY LINES ON THEIR
END.
THEY SAY IN JUST A LITTLE BIT
THERE COULD BE A COUPLE OF
15-MINUTE SHUT DOWNS ON I-20
WHILE THEY RUN THEIR LANES.
IF YOU ARE HEADED THIS WAY NEAR
SPRINGRIDGE ROAD, AGAIN, DO BE
AWARE, CREWS ARE STILL OUT THERE
WORKING TO RESTORE POWER LINES.
YOU COULD SEE BOTH SIDES OF I-20
SHUT DOWN FOR SHORT PERIODS OF
TIME TONIGHT.
AND DON'T FORGET, THE WEST RAMP
ONTO SPRINGRIDGE ROAD IS STILL
CLOSED.
WE'LL KEEP YOU UPDATED AS WE
FIND OUT MORE.
SO FAR, CITY LEADERS DON'T HAVE
A DEFINITELY TIMELINE WHEN ALL
OF THIS WILL BE FINISHED.
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Mississippians share their thoughts on the presidential inauguration - Duration: 1:25.
MILLSAPS COLLEGE, AND THEY'RE
DIVIDED ON THE NATION'S NEW
LEADER.
>> THIS IS YOUR DAY, THIS IS
YOUR CELEBRATION.
>> MILLSAPS COLLEGE STUDENTS
LISTENED TO EVERY WORD.
>> I HOPE HE CAN FOLLOW THROUGH.
>> I'M ANGRY AS HELL AT
EVERYTHING HE'S SAYING.
>> A CROWD OF STUDENTS GATHERED
FOR AN INAUGURAL WATCH PARTY
ORGANIZED BY POLITICAL SCIENCE
PROFESSOR NATHAN SHADER.
>> WE FITS IN LINE...WE HAD
DEBATE WATCH PARTIES DURING ALL
THREE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL
DEBATES IN THE FALL.
>> MANY STUDENTS TOLD US WHEN
WERE EXCITED TO HEAR WHAT THE
NATION'S NEW LEADER HAD TO SAY.
>> I THOUGHT IT WAS A GOOD
SPEECH, HE COVERED THE MAIN
POINTS FROM THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL.
I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO HIS
PRESIDENCY.
>> WHAT I'VE SEEN SO FAR, IT'S
KIND OF HARD TO BELIEVE THAT
HE'LL COME THROUGH WITH THOSE
THINGS, I DEFINITELY HOPE HE
DOES.
I HOPE FOR THE BEST.
>> WE MUST THINK BIG AND DREAM
EVEN BIGGER.
>> OTHERS SAID THEY HAD LITTLE
FAITH PRESIDENT TRUMP CAN BRING
A DIVIDED NATION TOGETHER.
>> I DON'T THINK HE'S CUT OUT
FOR THE JOB OF BEING PRESIDENT.
THAT'S A PRESTIGIOUS POSITION,
AND I THINK HE WILL BRING
DISDAIN TO THE NAME OF THE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
>> BUT HE IS THE NEW PRESIDENT.
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Jenny And Jake Call Ichabod A Hipster | Season 4 Ep. 3 | SLEEPY HOLLOW - Duration: 1:44.
What foul acts have transpired in this dread den of horrors?
Last tenant disappeared under mysterious circumstances.
Bastard owed me two months' rent, too.
Musician.
You're not one of those, right?
Not by trade, no.
I was assured a walk in closet.
Well, you could walk in there if you wanted to.
Didn't the ad also specify the place has great light?
Sunlight gives you cancer.
And what of these so-called stunning views?
There's a neighbor that showers with the shades up.
It's a little rundown, sure, all right?
But this is an edge neighborhood, OK?
In two years this whole block will be cupcake joints
and record stores.
Now, that's right up your OG hipster vibe alley, Mr. Gray.
My--
How have I not seen that before?
The facial hair, and the boots, and a proclivity
towards obscure donut toppings.
Yes.
If valuing progressive politics,
countercultural initiatives, and maple glazed bacon
marks me as a hirsute hip cat, then so be it.
But this is still not the property for me.
Well, It's 1/4 the rents of the other seven places you saw.
I'll take it.
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Tornado cleanup begins in Magee. - Duration: 0:49.
ORE
HE BEGINS HIS FIRST FULL DAY IN
OFFICE TOMORROW.
>>> VOLUNTEERS FROM THE RED
CROSS STARTED TORNADO CLEANUP
TODAY IN MAGEE.
>> SAYS IS EF2 TORNADO RIPPED
THROUGH THE AREA YESTERDAY.
WE SAW WORKERS PASSING OUT FOOD,
HELPING FAMILIES CLEAR DEBRIS,
EVEN TALKING WITH FOLKS WHO LOST
EVERYTHING.
>> I WAS AT WORK WHEN IT HIT.
MY MOM AND DAD WERE AT HOME.
THEY TOOK SHELTER IN THE BATHTUB
AND IT PICKED THEM UP OUT OF THE
BATHTUB AND PUT THEM ON THE
BATHROOM FLOOR.
>> THEY WERE LUCKY, AS YOU CAN
SEE, TO HAVE LIVED THROUGH IT,
THE WAY IT SHIFTED THE HOUSE,
AND IT WAS JUST -- IT WAS A HAND
OF GOD.
A HAND OF GOD THAT SAVED THEM.
AND WE THANK HIM.
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The Headless Horseman Chases After The President | Season 4 Ep. 3 | SLEEPY HOLLOW - Duration: 1:11.
[gun loading]
[motors running]
[tires screeching]
Code nine, get down by the president.
[music playing]
[shots firing]
[tires screeching]
[horse neighing]
[shots firing]
Ah!
[SHOTS FIRING, MUSIC PLAYING, HORSE NEIGHING]
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Ichabod Recalls A Time When He Spoke With Benjamin Banneker | Season 4 Ep. 3 | SLEEPY HOLLOW - Duration: 1:30.
Mr. Banneker?
You clearly have skills.
These skills could greatly benefit the war effort.
And what are your skills, Mr. Crane?
If they told you it was your ability to persuade,
they're blowing smoke.
I, sir, could not in good conscience
stand idly by while a nation was oppressed by tyranny.
Yet you gloss over the fact that those who
seek to overthrow aren't any better than the masses
they seek to expunge.
In a vote between the lesser of two evils,
I choose not to vote at all.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hold it.
How could any of this?
-I read it in Banneker's papers. -Mm.
Well, Benjamin Banneker is a hero of mine, OK?
I know everything you can know about the man,
and anyone that knows anything doesn't
know much, because all of Banneker's papers
burned up in a fire in 1826.
This one was in the Sleepy Hollow Historical--
No, it wasn't.
Dude, just admit it.
It's OK.
You're a time traveler.
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UNM protesters rally for human rights on Inauguration Day - Duration: 1:25.
PCOVERAGE.
PREPORTER: PEOPLE GATHERED TO THE
PBEAT OF A NATIVE AMERICAN DRUM
PON THE UNM CAMPUS TODAY.
PMANY OF THEM HELD SIGNS WITH
PMESSAGES LIKE WE ARE NOT
PPOWERLESS AND I'M SCARED.
P>> I'M GAY, I'M AUTISTIC.
PI'M TERRIFIED FOR WHAT THIS
PADMINISTRATION IS GOING TO DO TO
POUR COUNTRY.
PREPORTER: LIAM MURRAY ATTENDED
PTHE RALLY WITH HIS PARTNER.
PTHEY WERE ONE OF MORE THAN 100
PPEOPLE AT TODAY'S RALLY.
P>> THIS IS THE ONLY OPTION, IS
PTO FIND RALLIES AND FIGHT AND TO
PUSE OUR VOICES.
PREPORTER: BRANDON JENSEN ITS
PMORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER FOR
PPEOPLE TO SPEAK OUT AND TAKE
PACTION TO PROTECT HUMAN RIGHTS.
PTHE RALLY INCLUDED SPEAKERS FROM
PUNM'S BLACK STUDENT UNION, A
PCHICANO STUDENT GROUP, AND
PREPRESENTATIVES FROM THE LGBTQ
PCOMMUNITY, AMONG OTHERS.
P>> I WANTED A MESSAGE OF HOPE,
PAND THAT'S WHAT THIS SIGN IS
PABOUT. TO SAY THAT WE ARE NOT
PPOWERLESS AGAINST THIS
PADMINISTRATION.
PREPORTER: PEOPLE AT TODAY'S
PRALLY SAY THEY WILL REMAIN AS
PHOPEFUL AS THEY AN UNDER THE NEW
PPRESIDENCY.
P>> THE NEXT FOUR YEARS ARE
PGOING TO BE VERY, VERY DIFFICULT
PFOR PROGRESSIVE MINDED PEOPLE.
PREPORTER: DURING TODAY'S RALLY,
PSOMEONE DID WALK BY AND SHOUT
P"AMERICA GREAT AGAIN," AND
P"BUILD A WALL." OTHER THAN THAT,
PTODAY'S RALLY REMAINED PEACEFUL.
PREPORTING AT UNM, SANDRA
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