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LAURA PALMARO: Hi, I'm Laura and I'm on the Chrome accessibility team at Google.

Back in 2011, our team developed the ChromeVox screen reader, which is built into every Chrome

OS device.

Since then, we've collected a lot of feedback from our users and spent the last few years

re-envisioning and rebuilding ChromeVox from the ground up.

We are super excited to officially introduce this new version, temporarily referred to

as ChromeVox Next to avoid confusion between the two versions.

You might even already be familiar with ChromeVox Next, as we've been in an open beta for

a little while now.

But, as of Chrome version 56, which reached the Chrome OS stable channel at the end of

January 2017, ChromeVox Next is now the default screen reader on all Chromebooks.

If you've used ChromeVox in the past, the version now known as ChromeVox Classic, this

video will show you some of the biggest changes you'll notice with the new experience.

We'll release additional videos that go over the fundamentals of using ChromeVox Next,

as well as more intermediate skills.

But for now, let's take a look at some of the biggest changes and improvements in this

new version!

The first change deals with what we call the ChromeVox modifier keys.

If you are familiar with ChromeVox classic, you may recall that the ChromeVox keys are

Shift and Search held together, in conjunction with other keys to form commands.

In ChromeVox Next, we now only use the Search key as the ChromeVox modifier key, instead

of both shift and search, to further free up your hand.

At the top of the screen, we've added a new ChromeVox panel.

On the left, you'll find a button to open the menus.

In the middle, speech and optional braille captions.

And on the right, a button to exit ChromeVox.

Braille captions can be especially helpful for sighted teachers of the visually impaired

who not only want to see the written text that corresponds with what ChromeVox is speaking,

but also the corresponding Braille on the screen.

To enable Braille captions, press Search + A + B, as in add braille.

By viewing the Braille dots in the ChromeVox panel, you can even follow along with what

a student is reading on a connected USB Braille display.

This makes for a helpful teaching aid and troubleshooting tool.

Next, let's talk about the new ChromeVox menus.

To open them, press Search + period at any time, and then use the arrow keys to navigate

through the various options.

Sighted users can click on the menus and select options using the mouse or touch screen, just

like any other menu bar.

The ChromeVox menus provide a list of jump commands, speech settings, a list of your

open tabs, lists of page headings, links, forms, tables, aria landmarks and more.

We'll dive deeper into exploring the menus in other videos.

Next, we've made jump commands easier.

In ChromeVox Classic, to move forward by headings on a page, for one example, you have to press

ChromeVox (which is Shift + Search) + N then H, as in Next heading).

To move backward by headings, you press CVox + P and then H, as in previous heading.

This amounts to a lot of keys.

However, in ChromeVox Next, we wanted to make the process a bit more simple.

To move forward by heading, you press Search + H.

To move backwards, it's Search + Shift + H. I can use similar navigation to move by

buttons, links, tables, editable text fields, and many more items.

You can check out the full list of our keyboard shortcuts in our online documentation, or

in the ChromeVox menus.

In addition to being able to use these jump commands on your Chromebook keyboard, ChromeVox

Next also introduces the ability to use jump commands from a Braille display keyboard.

When a USB braille display is connected, you can use Braille chords to navigate the interface.

For example, to jump by headings, press the Braille display's Spacebar + the dots that

make up the letter H - dots 1, 2, and 5.

To navigate backward by heading, press the spacebar + H + dot 7.

To see the full list of Braille navigation commands, make sure that you have enabled

Braille Captions by pressing Search + A + B, and the commands will show up in the ChromeVox

menus.

Another change in ChromeVox Next is that keyboard commands and sticky keys work all across the

user interface.

For example, I can use jump commands or the Find in Page function not only in the browser

itself, but also in the Chromebook's status tray.

We've also made some enhancements to our keyboard explorer mode, now known as "Learn

Mode."

You can still open this mode at any time by pressing ChromeVox + O then K, as in open

keyboard.

Now, when in this mode, not only can you hear the name of each key you press, but if you

press multiple keys that form a keyboard command, you'll also hear the name of that command

spoken aloud.

Note that this mode also works well when typing on a refreshable Braille display that's

connected to your Chromebook.

In ChromeVox Next, you can still navigate by group, object, line, word, or character

-- just like in ChromeVox Classic -- but now you can switch levels even faster.

As a refresher, in ChromeVox Classic, you would choose a granularity level, for example,

word level, and then press ChromeVox + Down arrow to navigate by word.

To switch to group level, you'd then have to change the granularity level to group and

then again press ChromeVox + Down to navigate by group.

In ChromeVox Next, there's no concept of switching granularity levels.

Instead, there's simply different key commands to use in conjunction with the arrow keys

to move by each level.

Let's take a look.

To move forward by group, hold Search and Ctrl and press the Down arrow.

To move forward by object, press Search + the Right arrow.

To move forward by line, press Search and the Down arrow.

To move forward by word, hold Search + Shift + Ctrl, and press the Right arrow.

Last, to move forward by character, hold Search + Shift, and press the Right arrow.

The last thing I'll mention for now is that ChromeVox Next also introduces a few auditory

improvements.

We have a new set of navigational sounds.

We call these "earcons", the audio equivalent of an icon.

These sounds identify key parts of the interface (like buttons and links), page load times,

and more.

We've also added 3D audio positioning for the earcons.

For example, if I navigate to a button that happens to be on the left side of the screen,

I will hear the button earcon in my left speaker or headphone, providing extra context about

the spacial orientation.

Keep an ear out for the changes as you are navigating with ChromeVox Next.

We've also added audio ducking and suspension, to better balance the output of the text to

speech with other audio coming from your computer.

These can be adjusted in ChromeVox options.

As I said earlier, ChromeVox Next is the default screen reader on all Chromebooks as of Chrome

version 56.

The first time you enter the new experience, you will be brought into a tutorial to go

over some of these top changes.

You can then reference that tutorial in the future by pressing Search + O then T, as in

"open tutorial".

In the coming months, you can still flip back to ChromeVox Classic if you choose by pressing

Search + Q. To return to ChromeVox Next, press Shift +

search + Q then Q, and you will re-enter the new experience.

As you use ChromeVox Next, we really want your feedback.

You can reach our team a few different ways.

First, you can navigate to groups.google.com and search for the public group: chromevox-discuss.

If you join the group, you can send emails to chromevox-discuss@googlegroups.com and

participate in the conversation with our team and other users.

You can also provide feedback directly from your Chromebook.

When ChromeVox Next is enabled, press Search + A then I (as in add input) to open a bug

report, then fill out the relevant details and submit.

To learn more, visit the Chromebook Help Center and ChromeVox.com for more information, including

a comprehensive sets of shortcuts and training material.

Also, look out for other videos about ChromeVox, and other ways to make Chrome and Chromebooks

easier to use.

Again, I'm Laura and on behalf of myself and the Chrome Accessibility Team, thanks

for watching!

If you found this video helpful, subscribe to our channel!

And check out some of the other videos

and the YouTube series on Chrome and Chrome OS Accessibility.

For more infomation >> Introducing the ChromeVox Next Screen Reader on Chromebooks - Duration: 9:41.

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New details in the search for missing Sanford woman - Duration: 0:42.

TRACY: NEW DEVELOPMENTS W IN

THE SEARCH FOR A MISSING SANFORD

WOMAN.

POLICE BRINING IN K-9 UNITS FROM

THE BANGOR TO SEARCH FOR KERRY

REAR.

INVESTIGORS NOW BELIEVE SHE

WAS PICKED UP BY SOMEONE IN A

CAR.

THE DOGS, FLOWING HER SCENT

FOR MILES.

FRIENDS ARE WORRIED ABOUT WH

PICKED HER UP AND HOPING THIS

WILL HELP POLICE BRING HER HOME.

IT'S DEFINITELY OUT OF CHARACTER

-- >> IT'S DEFINITELY OUT OF

CHARACTER FOR HERBVIOUSLY MY

CONCERN IS IF YOURTRYING TO

HELP HER WHY HAVEN'T YOU BROUGHT

HER TO GET HELP IN 12 DAYS.

TRACY: THE FARTHEST THE

For more infomation >> New details in the search for missing Sanford woman - Duration: 0:42.

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How the German flag could have been different - Duration: 4:52.

Imagine a country that was, for some years, ruled as a totalitarian dictatorship,

provoked a massive war and now lies in smoking ruins.

This country is keen to get back on its feet

and to rebuild itself in a way that will ensure that this never happens again.

I'm referring, of course, to Germany after the Second World War.

One of the questions the architects of this new Germany were faced with was:

What should the flag be?

Should it be the old flag? Or something different?

It seems like a trivial question,

and in fact, when West German constitutional experts met

at the Herrenchiemsee Convention in 1948,

they considered delaying a decision on the flag.

But over in the east, the Socialist Unity Party had already decided

that Germany's flag ought to be that of the Weimar Republic:

the familiar black-red-gold flag that we all know.

And so the Convention decided that they had to tackle the question after all.

Obviously, anything with a swastika on it was out of the question.

The flag of the old German Empire belonged to an era when Germany was a monarchy,

so not really appropriate for a republic.

That left the flag of the Weimar Republic,

or something new.

There was another design with historical roots they could have used.

The same question had come up in the Weimar Republic,

when they were arguing over whether to continue with the old flag

or to adopt the new flag.

This argument got so out of hand, with fist-fights in the streets,

that one flag expert suggested this as a possible compromise.

Later, in the Nazi period, Count von Stauffenberg attempted to assassinate Hitler.

One of the people in the resistance movement, a certain Joseph Wirmer,

had played around with the colours of that other flag

and come up with this, the new flag of the new post-Hitler Germany.

Stauffenberg's attempt failed, so that flag was never used.

But Wirmer's younger brother Ernst suggested this version of it,

which has the cross outlined in black.

Apparently, the form of the cross was pleasing to the military,

while the colours represented democracy.

The mainstream right-wing party CDU liked this idea,

but changed the colours around to put black and red together,

more in keeping with the flag of the Weimar Republic —

even though this is actually not allowed under the laws of heraldry.

That wasn't the only suggestion, of course.

Another idea was based on the principle behind the American flag,

with one star for each German state.

Which means that now, the flag would look a bit different.

Or how about taking the old flag and turning it on its side,

to make it look more like the flag used by the French Revolution:

overturning the old order of autocratic rule.

This flag was also suggested

at a time when it looked as if Germany was about to be divided into two.

It is, perhaps, the most pessimistic of them all.

All of these suggestions have the colours black, red and gold:

that was something everyone was agreed on.

As we know, the simple black-red-gold tricolour was the one that was eventually used.

It was also the one that was chosen by East German politicians,

which was fine until Germany really did split,

which resulted in two different countries having the same flag.

That issue was resolved in 1959,

when East Germany added its state emblem to the flag.

As for Wirmer's flag, that has recently resurfaced —

although not in a way that Wirmer would have been very happy with.

It's been adopted by extremist right-wing organisations.

Apparently, the cross reminds them a bit of the Nazi-era Imperial War Flag;

but also, because Scandinavian countries have the same cross in their designs,

it reminds them of the blonde, white-skinned blue-eyed Germanic Master Race.

Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed the video, why not send me a postcard? Here's the address.

Or visit rewboss.com, follow me on Twitter, subscribe to my blog.

For a few years before the issue was resolved, German ships flew this flag.

It's the signal flag for the letter "C" with a triangle cut out of it.

And I don't know why it should be the letter "C".

For more infomation >> How the German flag could have been different - Duration: 4:52.

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Boston police lay out Super Bowl security plan - Duration: 1:08.

F BOSTON HAS SOME

SPECIAL SECURITY MEASURES TO

MAKE SURE THE CITY STAY SAFE.

>> WHAT TO KEEP EVERYONE SAFE.

YOU CAN SEE THE SQUARE BEHIND

ME.

THIS IS AN AREA THAT PLEASE ARE

FOCUSING ON TO MAKE SURE

SUNDAY'S FESTIVITIES STAY SAFE.

TRAFFIC WILL BE SHUT DOWN HERE

AFTER THE THIRD QUARTER.

PARKING RESTRICTIONS SIGNS ARE

POSTED RIGHT NOW.

ESSENTIALLY, IF YOU PARK HERE

SUNDAY YOU WILL BE TOWED.

AREA BARS AND RESTAURANTS ALSO

BEING ASKED NOT TO ALLOW PATRONS

IN AFTER THE 3RD QUARTER

BOTH THE POLICE COMMISSIONER AND

THE MAYOR SAY PUBLIC SAFETY IS

THE TOP PRIORITY.

>> WE WANT IT TO BE A GREAT DAY,

A GREAT VICTORY, BUT WE ALSO

WANT PEOPLE TO BEHAVE

RESPONSIBLY.

>> ASKING

EVERYONE TO ACTORS

RESPONSIBLY AND ENJOY THE SUPER

BOWL.

THERE IS A LOT OF HISTORY

POTENTIALLY BEING MADE ON

SUNDAY.

>> IN ADDITION TO THE FOCUS

ON

KENMORE SQUARE, THE COMMISSIONER

SAYS THERE WILL BE INCREASED

PATROLS IN NEIGHBORHOODS

THROUGHOUT THE CIT

For more infomation >> Boston police lay out Super Bowl security plan - Duration: 1:08.

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Mainers participate in 'Wear Red Day' to raise cardiovascular awareness - Duration: 0:49.

GOOD NEWS IS SUNSET LATER AND

LATER.

TRACY IN TOTAL HEALTH TONIGHT,

: YOU MAY HAVE NOTICED MOST OF

US HERE AT CHANNEL 8 ARE WEARING

RED TODAY.

THAT'S BECAUSE WE ARE

CELEBRATING WEAR RED DAY,THE

AMERICAN HEART ASCIATION'S

NATIONAL INITIATIVE TO RAISE

AWARENESS ABOUT CARDIOVASCUL

DISEASE IN WOMEN.

HERE IN MAINE THE AMERICAN HEART

ASSOCIATION HELD AN EVENT AT

PORTLAND CITY HALL THIS MORNING

WHERE DOZENS OF PEOPLE DECKED

OUT IN RED TURNED OUT SHOWING

THEIR SUPPOR

ALSO ON, HAND PORTLAND

FIREFIGHTERS WHO TALKED ABOUT

THE IMPTANCE OF BYSTANDER CPR

AND GAVE DEMONSTRATIONS.

AS WELL AS SURVIVORWHO TALKED

ABOUT THEIR BATTLE WITH HEART

DISEASE THE NUMBER ONE KILLER OF

WOMEN.

>> YOU HAVE TO BE YOUR OWN

ADVOCATE.

WE LIKE THINK THAT EVERYONE IS

TAKING A CARE OF US, BUT THE

TRUTH IS WE NEED TO TAKE CARE OF

OURSELVES.

TRACY: FEBRUARY IS ALSOMERICAN

HEART MONTH, AND IN HONOR OF IT,

PORTLAND CITY HALLLL BE LIT

For more infomation >> Mainers participate in 'Wear Red Day' to raise cardiovascular awareness - Duration: 0:49.

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3 Creepy TRUE Horror Stories - Duration: 16:02.

When I was about thirteen, my parents and I moved to an old house.

It was at least ninety years old.

It was large and it was in pretty good condition for a house that old.

I was an only child.

I got the second biggest room on the second floor.

And that room was huge.

Sometimes my parents left me at home by myself for a few hours.

Whether they were going shopping or on a date..

I always asked to stay at home.

I didn't mind staying at home, because I liked to think of myself as responsible and trustworthy.

It made me feel special.

One night, at around 6:00pm, or so, my parents had to go run some errands.

They were the kind of people who spent long hours out shopping for the best deals, and

they used a lot of coupons on whatever they could.

And I did not want to be involved in this at all.

So I decided not to come.

I stayed in my room and watched some TV.

Then at around 8:00pm, I got hungry and decided to get a snack.

Now at this point the house is very dark, so I grab my cellphone and use it as best

as I can to light up the hallway, since the hallway didn't have a light.

Now this was before cellphones had built in flashlights, so I just used all the light

my screen could give, until I made it to the kitchen.

The kitchen light had been left on by my parents.

I put my phone on the counter.

As I was walking to the pantry, I saw a man hunched down in the corner, by the back door.

He was wearing black and red clothing, and he had long, greasy unkept hair.

I didn't see his face, because his head was facing the wall.

He was holding a large knife.

He didn't notice that I had spotted him.

I wanted to scream, but I just covered my mouth and walked back upstairs, leaving my

cellphone down there.

I was not walking over to get it.

We didn't have any phones upstairs, so I walked into my room, locked the door, and hid in

my closet.

I start crying silently and start thinking the worst.

He was going to find me and kill me.

I just knew it.

Then I heard someone coming up the stairs.

Heavy footsteps.

I felt sick and I had never been so afraid in my life.

Then I heard someone open the door to my parents room, which was two rooms away from mine.

I then hear police sirens outside and I hear the door being knocked on.

I breathe a sigh of relief.

I hear the man running back down the stairs quickly and he's trying to open our back door.

Then I hear our front door being pushed down and I hear footsteps of two people coming

upstairs and they start searching our home.

The police come to my room and let me know it's safe.

I opened the door.

I later found out that our neighbors saw this man unlocking our back door with a key and

saw that he had a knife and called the police.

My parents arrived a few minutes later and my mom started hugging me and crying.

The man unfortunately escaped.

I cried and cried and I got no sleep that night.

Because the man had a key, we got the lock changed, but we eventually moved way out of

state.

I'm 23 now.

I have moved past it, but there are several questions I still have.

How did he get a key?

Why did he want to come to our house?

And what would he have done if the police showed up any later?

I am a 25 year old female and have been living with my boyfriend for the last 6 years.

This happened about 4 years ago.

I was online a lot (and still am) and I met a lot of cool people.

Many of them had rough backstories, but I always offered a listening ear and tried to

support them.

I'm going to mention that I have autism and can be pretty naive, so don't recognise certain

bad situations right away.

I ended up meeting a 24 year old guy from Australia who had just broken up with his

girlfriend, that he said was emotionally unstable, and it ended with her wanting to kill herself

and him not being able to handle it anymore.

I talked to him about it a lot and tried to help him cope with the situation.

We started to game together online and I started to see him as a friend.

But after a while, I started to notice that he was kind of acting like I was his girlfriend.

I shrugged it off, because he knew I had a boyfriend and it might've just been kindness

that I mistook.

I'm famous for being oblivious to that kind of stuff.

He started to tell me that I should break up with my boyfriend, going on long tangents

and writing me emails how my boyfriend was like his ex-girlfriend, that he abused me

mentally and physically, that he was raping me, was making my life a living hell, and

that he was going to kill me one day.

Which was all completely absurd, and I kept explaining that to him.

After a while, it was obvious that he indeed thought of me as his new girlfriend.

He made it clear we were going to spend the rest of our lives together and that he would

make sure of it.

He was convinced that me telling him to stop and leave me alone was all orchestrated by

my boyfriend, and that I was actually being held hostage.

Luckily, he didn't know my full name (or so I thought), or where I lived.

I started getting messages from random accounts with pictures of people bloodied up, saying

"this is going to happen", all with his name on the pages itself.

This went on for a while.

I begged him to stop, but he kept pushing.

I had blocked him, but he kept making new accounts to get in contact with me.

I decided to just delete my account on that site all together and not go on there anymore,

and I hoped it would go away.

But then I suddenly started to get messages on Facebook.

I never even told him my full name, and even then, I made sure my facebook is extremely

private.

I used a family nickname and I only had other family members on there.

My boyfriend didnt even HAVE a facebook account.

And like I said before: I kept my full name and location to myself.

He made about 150 pages and profiles and completely directed to me, with pictures of people killing

themselves, telling me HE was going to kill himself, complete with the overlays and banners

of "THIS IS YOUR FAULT".

It seemed like he made it his full time day-job to send me messages on different platforms.

He even found stuff like my youtube account and followed me around there.

Eventually, he started sending receipts of his schoolbooks that he had sold (of his current

school year), and later, 1 plane ticket to the airport where I actually lived close to,

and 2 back to Australia.

He kept sending "proof", like of him moving out of his apartment and putting stuff into

storage.

He told me he was coming to save me from my boyfriend who had kept me hostage, and that

he was going to kill him and take me back to Australia, so I could be save.

He had gotten rid of all ties he had, quit school, quit his job, so that we could have

a blank slate, telling me we'd have to live under the radar for a while, all the while

he kept sending pictures as "proof" of doing these things "because he loved me and wanted

to show it".

By now, I had blocked every Facebook account with his -unfortunately, extremely common-

name, and basically deleted every other online account I had.

Even though a lot were under different names, he found me everywhere.

Eventually the day came where he was taking pictures at the airport, which he was then

posting to facebook, and I immediately recognized the logos as my country's official airline.

He began talking about the actual house I lived in.

Keep in mind, I don't live in some normal place.

I lived on a industrial area in a maintenance apartment inside a huge, empty building with

only 1 other office.

The whole building was open to me and there weren't any people living remotely nearby.

He definitely couldn't have known I lived there.

He started messaging about how perfect that whole setup was for his 'plans'.

My boyfriend was aware of everything that had happened by then, and thought it was best

if maybe we'd sought out the help of police to give us some advice, but of course they

couldn't do anything and suggested that if we were scared, we'd better just go somewhere

else, and we decided to go stay at my parents's.

We went back the next day, since we had both school and work, but we saw police cars in

front of the building.

The owner informed us that someone had broken in.

This person had tried to go into the office next to our apartment, and they had an alarm

system that went off and alerted the cops.

At that point I wanted to know what the hell was going on and if he had tried to break

in, since that was our first guess.

It wasn't hard contacting him since he already send me multiple messages again on Facebook

from several different accounts.

My boyfriend contacted him and the guy agreed to have a webcam chat, and when he turned

his cam on, I immediately recognized a hallmark of our city from the window behind him.

I silently freaked out, not letting him know I was present.

My boyfriend then spend more than 7 hours talking to him.

The guy was furious and still certain my boyfriend was going to kill me, and nothing could change

his mind.

After more than 7 hours with my normally monk-calm boyfriend getting pretty annoyed at this point

because of the most stupid reasoning (the guy copy pasted whole chat conversations and

spinned them in crazy ways) the guy then started saying he was disgusted and started to throw

out profanities towards him about me, basically saying that if I was so adamant on staying

with him, I deserved what my boyfriend was going to do to me and he wouldn't mourn me,

because I had apparently ruined his, my own, our kids's lives together.

I only heard from him 1 more time after that.

A short video of him being in the hospital saying he had tried to kill himself, it was

all my fault, and I was going to bring darkness over the earth, instead of light, "like I

promised".

He said stuff like that often, and other weird spiritual promises he said I made.

I got scared again for a while, but it got silent after that.

Even though it was years ago, I'm still afraid the guy isn't over me and that he'll come

after me.

But as far as I know, his parents had him locked in a nursing home for the mentally

ill.

(I got this info a year later, when his older brother FINALLY responded to my facebook messages

to him telling him to please speak to his brother, because he was not ok.

Anyways, that's my story, and I hope I never hear from the guy, again.

My husband was almost abducted.

I think about this exact moment when he and I get in a disagreement and immediately stop

being mad at him.

The idea that I almost lost him and NEVER would have know what happened is enough to

calm even my most justified anger.

This happened about three years ago.

I was twenty-four and he was twenty-five.

It had pretty much been just me and him since we were seventeen and eighteen, so my whole

world was almost snatched away.

It was late at night and I'd just picked him up from work and we'd stopped at a Harris

Teeter for a bottle of wine and a pizza.

I had both of our cellphones in my purse because that's just how we did it when we were out

together.

He didn't like having it in his back pocket.

Also there's no way to say this without sounding weird, but, my husband is very...pretty?

I mean he's handsome but he's got long, curly black hair and a slight build.

And we both look way younger than we actually are.

It's made us targets for more than a few weirdos.

So, we're in line about to pay and he realizes he left his wallet in the car.

The store is pretty much empty and there was no one behind us so he said "he'll be right

back" and ran out into the dark parking lot.

Now, I'm anxious anyway, so when he was gone for literally 4 minutes I ran outside to look

for him.

I saw a black truck with a topper on it, driving away under the single street light and my

husband no where in sight....my knees felt like jelly.

I never understood that saying until that moment.

I ran to our car praying he was in there....thank God or whoever...he was.

He was sitting in our locked car, staring after the truck until I, very loudly, smacked

the passenger window.

He looked at me with giant terrified eyes and yelled for me to "Get in!"

He leaned over and unlocked my door and yelled at me to lock it back when I sat down.

He was shaking and freaking out and hugging me.

I finally just squeezed him and asked him "What the fuck happened?"

He asked for his phone and called 911.

I heard the story as he was telling it to the operator and it still makes me want to

throw up when I think about it.

He had walked out to the car and noticed the black truck a lane over.

We both worked in stores in that shopping center and had never been afraid of the parking

lot but, luckily, it sent up a red flag and he hurried.

As he fumbled with the keys, he heard the truck start up and figured it was leaving.

In the time it took for him to grab his wallet out of the seat and turn around, the truck

was behind him and a big man had opened the trunk.

As the man turned around to face him, my husband just fell back into our car and slammed the

door.

The man didn't try the door right away, instead he hit the window in anger and that's what

saved my husband because he managed in that moment to lock the doors.

The man just stood there for a whole minute looking around and tried opening the door

twice.

Then he paced for a few seconds then went back to the front of his truck and dug around.

The whole time my husband sat in horror without his phone.

I WISH he'd thought to honk the horn or something to scare the guy or get someone's attention

but he was too scared to think.

Finally the man just climbed I the cab and sat until I guess he saw me running out of

the store and zoomed off.

The police arrived and my husband gave a description of the truck and the man.

He was Tall, big, white, balding, dressed in all black, like a sweat suit.

The truck either didn't have a license plate or he'd covered it.

From what we know, they didn't find him and we've since moved out of the state.

So...that's how my husband was almost kidnapped for what I refuse to imagine.

I stayed awake for nights just holding him and feeling him breath.

I almost lost him.

After the shock wore away, he became rather serious about working out because the fact

that he wouldn't have been able to fight the man off haunts him.

Fuck that guy for making my husband a victim.

For more infomation >> 3 Creepy TRUE Horror Stories - Duration: 16:02.

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Mono Mario (comedy series) | T6 Ep 5.3 - Duration: 2:56.

Let me see if I understood: If I buy 5 whiskies a have a 5 minute free-pass

to see the new "Lucky-guy room" of La Gatita Mimosa where there's 5 girls waiting for me alone. Is that right?

Make me 5 whiskies!

But Mono, you're just asking for two drinks only.

It's roman letters, you dumbass!

5 whiskies to do 5 butt f*^kings in 5 minutes!

I need to play the Pick 3 with those numbers!

Today, I'll hit it or else!

What joy I get to overtake life's vicissitudes!

( We are reaching out to you for a debt )

I couldn't leave without visiting you. I miss you!

Granny, I have a great torment now.

I can't stand the wait of the result for the DNA test.

Please, give me a sign if it's going to be positive.

( We are reaching out to you for a debt )

Nooo!!! Does that mean the test is going to be positive??

Now I have a doubt if you understood what is positive,

the test result of the sample or did you interpret the word "positive" like something favorable to me…

It looks like I didn't expressed myself very well.

Let's try this again. If the baby is mine, don't do anything,

but give me a signal if I'm NOT the father of the baby.

( We are reaching out to you for a debt )

Ohhhh, I'm saved by the bell!

You gave me peace of mind, grandma!

I'm out of here, otherwise I'll miss my flight!

You didn't understand what I'm telling you, dear!!!

I'm showing you the sign that says Overdue Bill!

You need to pay up!!!

I'm ashamed that I'm the only one here that doesn't get payments made in the whole cemetery!

For more infomation >> Mono Mario (comedy series) | T6 Ep 5.3 - Duration: 2:56.

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Suelta La Sopa | Lucía Méndez confiesa si trabajaría con Verónica Castro | Entretenimiento - Duration: 2:35.

For more infomation >> Suelta La Sopa | Lucía Méndez confiesa si trabajaría con Verónica Castro | Entretenimiento - Duration: 2:35.

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Buffalo Chicken Dip by Corinne Lillis - Duration: 2:18.

AND THAT'S WHAT WE'RE TALKING

ABOUT TODAY ON NEWS 8 AT 4:00.

THE SUPER BOWL.

>> WE'RE SHARING SOME OF OUR

FAVORITE RECIPES TO MAKE YOUR

SUPER BOWL PARTY ONE STEP AHEAD.

UP NEXT NEWS 8'S CORINNE LILLIS.

,

>> THIS IS MY MOTHER'S RECIPE

FOR BUFFALO CHICKEN DIP.

IT'S VERY EASY TO MAKE.

HERE'S WHAT WE HAVE GOING ON.

START WITH THE CREAM CHEESE,

CHICKEN, RANCH, BUFFALO

SAUCE,

AND OF COURSE, AT THE END, YOU

HAVE TO HAVE YOUR TOSTITOS

SCOOPS.

WE

ARE GOING TO START WITH THE

CREAM CHEESE.

SIMPLE

ENOUGH.

PUT IT IN

THE OVEN FOR 20

MINUTES AT ABOUT 300 62 DEGREES.

CLICK SO, WE

HAVE 20 MINUTES,

RIGHT?

I HAVE SOMETHING WE CAN DO TO

PASS THE TIME.

WHOA.

>> ALL RIGHT, I

THINK WE EARNED

THIS AFTER THE GAME.

A NICE CHUNKY PIECE OF CHICKEN.

NICE AND HOT.

>> YOUR MOM MAKES A GOOD RECIPE.

>> I HAVE IT ON THE FACEBOOK

PAGE.

IT'S SO SIMPLE.

>> SO EASY.

HERE'S WHAT WE NEED.

For more infomation >> Buffalo Chicken Dip by Corinne Lillis - Duration: 2:18.

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Cheesey Spinach Dip by Danielle Woods - Duration: 3:18.

AND THAT'S OUR FOCUS ON NEWS 8

AT 4:00 -- YOUR SUPER BOWL

PARTY.

>> THROUGHOUT THE HOUR, MEMBERS

OF OUR NEWS 8 FAMILY ARE GOING

TO BE SHOWING US SOME FAVORITE

SUPER BOWL SNACKS AND HOW TO

MAKE THEM.

>> WE KICK OFF WITH NEWS 8'S

DANIELLE WOODS.

>> WELCOME TO MY KITCHEN.

WE ARE COOKING UP SOME GREAT

DISHES.

EVEN VEGETARIAN.

WE HAVE THAT GOING ON.

I AM GOING TO MAKE A DELICIOUS

SPINACH DIP.

IT IS SUPER EASY.

THE HARDEST PART IS FINDING

THE

SPINACH.

ONCE THAT DONE, HE MAKES

EVERYTHING TOGETHER.

-- YOU MIX EVERYTHING TOGETHER.

GRAB THE SPINACH AND DUMP THAT

IN THE BOWL.

BOOM

.

EASY.

NOW WE'RE GOING TO ADD IN THE

SOUR CREAM.

WE

CAN DUMP IN SOME OF THE

CHEESE -- ALL OF THE CHEESE.

THEN

, A LITTLE VEGETABLE SOUP

MIX.

>> I WOULD LOVE TO DO THE

HONORS.

>> COLD SPINACH IS PRETTY GOOD,

BUT WHEN YOU WARM IT UP, THAT

GETS THE CHEESE IS GOING.

GRAB A BOWL OR A PAN.

WE ARE ALMOST DONE.

AND TO WRAP THINGS UP BEFORE IT

GOES INTO THE OVEN, WE ARE GOING

TO SPRINKLE A LITTLE MORE CHEESE

ON THIS BECAUSE CHEESE NEVER

HEARD ANYBODY, RIGHT?

-- HURT ANYBODY, RIGHT?

POP IT IN THE OVEN, AND

IT COMES

OUT LOOKING A OK.

17 MONTHS OR SO.

WE HAVE THAT

IN THE OF AND AND

THAT'S GOING TO TAKE ABOUT 15

MINUTES.

WHAT DO WE DO THEN?

CLICK STANCE PARTY.

--

>> DANCE PARTY.

>> TAKE THIS OUT OF THE

OVEN.

IF YOU LOVE CHEESE, YOU WILL

LOVE THIS.

WE ARE GOING TO DIG RIGHT

IN.

DEFINITELY REALLY GOOD.

IT'S A REALLY GOOD --.

-- DISH.

>> AND COMING UP NEXT, I AM

GOING TO MAKE SOME MEAT FREE,

CAULIFLOWER BARBECUE WINGS.

>> NOT A MEAT

DISH.

THAT IS WHY SHE IS EATING IT,

BECAUSE SHE IS THE AGAIN.

-- IS VEGAN.

For more infomation >> Cheesey Spinach Dip by Danielle Woods - Duration: 3:18.

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Baton Rouge leaders make changes to 'use of force' policies at Police Department - Duration: 0:56.

LIVE AT THE ORLEANS SHERIFF'S

OFFICE CASEY FERRAND WDSU NEWS.

,ADRIANNA: NEW AT 5:00 BATON

, ROUGE'S MAYOR SAYS THE BATON

ROUGE'S POLICE DEPARTMENT'S USE

OF FORCE POLICIES HAVE BEEN

COMPLETELY OVERHAULED.

WITH THE CHANGES, THE DEPARTMENT

IS NOW IN ALIGNMENT WITH

NATIONAL BEST PRACTICES.

OFFICERS ARE REQUIRED TO GIVE A

VERBAL WARNING BEFORE USING

DEADLY FORCE EXCEPT WHERE THERE

ARE EXIGENT CIRCUMSTANCES.

OFFICERS ARE REQUIRED TO

DE-ESCALATE SITUATIONS, WHEN

POSSIBLE, BEFORE USING FORCE.

OFFICERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO

INTERVENE TO PREVENT ANOTHER

OFFICER FROM USING EXCESSIVE

FORCE AND TO IMMEDIATELY REPORT

WHEN THEY OBSERVE THE USE OF

EXCESSIVE FORCE BY ANOTHER

OFFICE

THOSE CHANGES TAKE EFFECT

IMMEDIATELY.

LAST SUMMER, YOU'LL RECALL ALTON

, STERLING WAS SHOT AND KILLED

BY TWO WHITE POLICE OFFICERS

AFTER A COMPLAINT THAT STERLING

THREATENED SOMEONE WITH A GUN

OUTSIDE A BATON ROUGE CORNER

STORE.

STERLING'S DEATH CAUSED NATIONAL