Youtube daily Feb 9 2017

SENATE.

WHAT'S THE GOVERNO EXPECTED TO

TALK ABOUT?

>> GOVERNOR MATT BEVIN WILL TALK

ABOU HIS ACCOMPLISHMENTS OVER

THE PAST YEAR AND T

ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE

LAWMAKERS.

AND WE'LL GET A PREVIEW OF

WHAT'S TO COME FOR THE REST OF

THE YEAR.

GOVERNOR MATT BEVIN HAS PLENTY

TO TALABOUT, REPUBLICANS NOW

CONTROL BOTH CHAMBERS OF THE

LEGISLATURE AND THE GOVERNOR'S

OFFICE, THEY'VE BEEN PUSHING

THROUGH AN AGENDA.

HE'S BEEN TRIMMING [INAUDIBLE]

WITH THE RED TAPE INITIATIVE.

IT'S BEEN A GOOD YEAR, DEMOCRATS

ARE MORE HE HAS TANTS.

>> I HOP THE GOVERNOR COMES

FORTH TO ARTICULATE A CLEAR

PICTURE OF WHAT WE'VE BEEN DOING

IN THE PAST, WHERE WE ARE NOW,

AND WHERE WE'RE GOING IN TH

FUTURE.

WE HAD A ROBUST FIRST WEEK, AND

THIS FIRST WEEK, WE'VE BEEN UP

HERE, IT'S BEEN CRAZY AS WELL.

>> I HOPE THE GOVERNOR DOESN'T

REDUCE THE STATE OF TH

COMMONWEALTH ADDRESS TO

POLITICS.

I HOPE THIS IS A SPEECH HE SAYS,

GUESS WHAT, THERE'S A CHANGE OF

THE GUARD, BUT WE STILL HAV

ISSUES, AND NEED INPUT FROM BOTH

SIDES.

>> THAT ADDRESS IS SCHEDULED TO

BEGIN AT 7:00 HER IN THE HOUSE

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Presidential library in Palm Beach County's future? - Duration: 1:48.

HERE IN PALM BEACH COUNTY, ARE

ALREADY UNDER WAY.

WHITNE THIS GREEN SPACE COULD

YIELD BIG PROFITS FOR PALM BEACH

COUNTY.

>> IT WOULD BE WORTH A TON OF

MONEY.

MILLIONS OVER THE YEARS.

WHITNEY: TOM SPECIALS SAYS

LITTLE PARK WOULD BE THE PERFECT

PLACE FOR THE FUTURE TRUMP

PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY.

A WORKED IN TV NEWS FOR DECADES.

HE INTERVIEWED DONALD TRUMP

NUMEROUS TIMES AND EVEN GOT AN

PRETTY INTIMATE TOUR OF HIS

MAR-A-LAGO CLUB.

I WENT IN HIS BEDROOM, HIS

BATHROOM.

I EVEN SAW HIS PRESCRIPTIONS,

THEY ARE.

WHITNEY: NOW SPECIAL WORKS FOR

THE PALM BEACH COUNTY SHERIFF'S

OFFICE AND HE'S PRETTY VOCAL

ABOUT HIS SUPPORT FOR TRUMP.

BUT MONDAY HE SENT THIS EMAIL

OUT TO EVERY PALM BEACH COUNTY

COMMISSIONER ASKING THEM TO

CONSIDER TAKING HIS PROPOSAL TO

THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF.

EVERY SMART NEW YORKER

EVENTUALLY MOVED TO FLORIDA.

WHY NOT PUT THE LIBRARY RIGHT

DOWN THE ROAD FROM HIS HOUSE?

WHITNEY: THE PATCH OF LAND IS IN

VIEW OF THE AIRPORT WHERE AIR

FORCE ONE WILL LAND FRIDAY.

IT'S A 5 MINUTE DRIVE FROM

TRUMPS WEST PALM BEACH GOLF

COURSE

IT'S OFF SOUTHERN BOULEVARD ON

THE WAY TO MAR-A-LAGO.

>> EVERY SMART NEW YORKER

EVENTUALITY MOVES TO FLORIDA WHY

NOT PUT THE LIBRARY RIGHT DOWN

THE ROAD FROM HIS HOUSE?

WHITNEY: SPECIAL SAYS HE ALREADY

GOT SOME RESPONSES.

MELISSA MCKINLAY CALLED THE IDEA

AND COMMISSIONER STEVEN ABRAMS

WROTE THAT HIS STAFF HAS ALREADY

BEEN LOOKING AT THE OPPORTUNITY

SPECIAL SAYS NO MATTER IF YOU

LIKE OR LOATHE TRUMP, A

PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY IN HIS NAME

WILL HAVE HISTORICAL AND

ECONOMIC IMPACT THAT WOULD

BENEFIT ALL OF PALM BEACH

COUNTY.

SPECIAL SAYS THIS COULD BE THE

PAYBACK FOR THE BURDEN OF EXTRA

SECURITY AND TRAVEL PATTERN ON

LOCAL ECONOMY.

I REACHED OUT TO COMMISSIONERS

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Supporters rally behind new abortion-related laws - Duration: 1:32.

ABORTION.

SECOND, ABORTIONS ARE BANNED

AFTER 20 WEEKS, UNLESS THERE'S A

GREAT RISK TO THE WOMAN'S

HEALTH.

>> IN 1993, I DIDN'T RECEIVE AN

ULTRASOUND, BUT IF IT WAS 2017

WOULD THAT HAVE MADE A

DIFFERENCE TO ME?

YES.

>> THEY'RE NOT PRO-LIFE, BUT

PROWOMEN.

>> PROWOMEN IS LOVING BOTH

MOTHER AND BABY.

YOU TRULY WANT TO EMPOWER A

WOMAN, YOU LET HER KNOW SHE HAS

OPTIONS.

>> MITCHELL AND COUNTLESS

OTHERS, WATCHED THE GOVERNOR

SIGN THE BILLS.

THE CEREMONY SIGNING, COINCIDED

WITH AN ANNUAL PRO-LIFE RALLY IN

FRANKFORT.

>> THIS WAS A MAJOR TURN FOR

KENTUCKY AND I BELIEVE FOR THE

NATION.

>> MANY SPEAKERS WERE MET WITH

APPLAUSE.

BUT THE GOVERNOR STOLE THE SHOW

WHEN HE PICKED UP A BABY FROM

THE CROWD.

>> THIS IS EXACTLY WHY THIS

MATTERS.

>> THE RALLY WAS NOT WITHOUT

CONTROVERSY HOWEVER.

THE PROTESTERS DROPPED A BANNER,

SAYING THESE LAWS WILL KILL

WOMEN.

THEY LEFT, AND THE EVENT WENT ON

AS PLANNING.

>> THIS IS WHAT MATTERS.

THIS IS WHAT PEOPLE ARE FIGHTING

FOR.

>> WLKY NEWS.

>>> AND THE NEW LAW THAT

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Family of man killed by LMPD officers looks for answers 6 months later - Duration: 1:53.

SCENE WHERE DARNELL WICKER WAS

SHOT TO MARK THE SIX MONTH

ANNIVERSARY OF HIS DEATH.

>> IT'S BEEN LONELY, IT'S BEEN

SAD.

IT'S BEEN PAINFUL.

>> IT'S BEEN SIX LONG GRIEF

STRICKEN MONTHS FOR THE FAMILY

OF DARNELL WICKER.

>> IT'S HARD.

IT'S VERY ROUGH.

>> THE BLOOD IS STILL ON THE

CONCRETE.

JUST TO SEE THAT, IT'S VERY,

VERY HURTFUL.

>> THE FAMILY MEMBERS WENT BACK

TO THE SPOT WHERE WICKER WAS

KILLED BY THE OFFICERS, TAYLOR

BANKS, AND BEAU GADEGAARD.

HE WAS SHOT 14 TIMES.

>> WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE ANSWERS

FROM THE PROSECUTOR.

WE WERE PROMISED SWIFT

TRANSPARENCY FROM THE BEGINNING,

WE'RE NOW SIX MONTHS INTO IT.

>> ON AUGUST 8, OFFICERS

RESPONDED TO A 911 CALL, THE

CALLER SAID WICKER KICKED IN THE

DOOR AND REFUSED TO LEAVE.

HE WAS CARRYING A SAW WHEN THE

OFFICERS ARRIVED.

THE BODY CAMERA FOOTAGE, SHOWS

WHAT HAPPENED NEXT.

>> DROP IT.

>> HE'S HOLDING THE PRUNING SAW

IN HIS LEFT HAND AT HIS SIDE,

POINTED AT THE GROUND, AND GOING

IN THE DIRECTION OF HIS TOOL

BUCKET, THAT HE USED TO CARRY

HIS TOOLS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.

AND THAT'S CREDIBLE.

HE DOESN'T LUNGE AS ANYONE, OR

MAKE SUDDEN MOVEMENTS.

>> THE FAMILY HOPES THEY GET

ANSWERS SOON.

>> WE BELIEVE THAT THERE ARE

GOOD IN ALL OF US.

AND THAT THE RIGHT THING WILL

COME OUT.

>> I REACHED OUT TO THE

COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY FOR

COMMENT, A SPOKESMAN SAYS THE

REVIEW IS STILL ONGOING, AS SOON

AS THEY HAVE ANSWERS, THEY'LL

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2 children, 23 cats and kittens removed from 'deplorable' conditions in Sheraden home - Duration: 2:01.

HIDING INSIDE ONE

LOCAL HOME.

BOB?

REPORTER: IT TOOK RESPONDERS A

COUPLE OF HOURS TO DEAL WITH

WHAT THEY FOUND INSIDE THIS

HOME.

SOME NEIGHBORS WERE SHOCKED TO

HEAR WHAT THEY HAD FOUND.

OTHERS, THEY SAY, WERE NOT.

THIS HANDCUFFED SHERIDAN WOMAN

AND HER HUSBAND ARE CHARGED WITH

ENDANGERING THEIR TWO KIDS AND

WITH CRUELTY TO NEARLY TWO DOZEN

CATS AND KITTENS AND ONE DOG,

FOUND INSIDE THEIR HOME.

NOW IN EMERGENCY SHELTER.

VOLUNTEERS FROM THE HOMELESS CAT

MANAGEMENT TEAM HELPED POLICE

RESCUE THE ANIMALS.

>> THEY LOOK HUNGRY, CONFUSED,

ONE CAT APPEARED LIKE IT COULD

NOT WALK ON ITS HIND LEGS.

REPORTER: A LITTER OF 4 WEEK OLD

KITTENS CAGED WITHOUT FOOD OR

WATER.

>> THEY WERE ON A TOWEL, IN THAT

CAGE, AND THE TOWEL AND THE

KITTENS WERE FULL OF

COCKROACHES.

REPORTER: BEFORE THESE ANIMALS

IT WAS CONCERN FOR THE

12-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER AND

17-YEAR-OLD SON THAT ALERTED

POLICE TO GET A SEARCH WARRANT.

>> IT'S VERY DEPLORABLE

CONDITIONS INSIDE THE HOUSE.

FECES AND URINE INSIDE THE

RESIDENCE AS WELL.

>> THERE ARE SOME ROOMS WITH

DEBRIS PILED UP TO THE SEALING.

THERE ARE DIRTY CLOTHES WITH

FECES STUCK TO THE CLOTHES AND

THE CLOTHES ARE STUCK TOGETHER.

THE SMELL IS FOUL.

>> THEY'RE GOOD PEOPLE, MY

NEIGHBORS, I TALK TO THEM ONCE

IN A WHILE BUT NEVER EXPECT

ANYTHING LIKE THAT.

IT'S CRAZY, MAN.

I DON'T KNOW HOW PEOPLE COULD DO

SOMETHING LIKE THAT.

REPORTER: THE COUPLE IS AWAITING

ARRAIGNMENT DOWN AT CITY COURT

BY THE ALLEGHENY COUNTY JAIL.

THE CHILDREN ARE BEING DEALT

WITH BY ALLEGHENY COUNTY

CHILDREN YOUTH AND FAMILY

SERVICES.

AND AGAIN THOSE PETS ARE BEING

TENDED TO BY VOLUNTEERS OF AN

ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS WITH

CITY POLICE INVESTIGATORS.

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Roommate of man accused of double murder says arrest was shocking - Duration: 1:58.

SHOCK AND RELIEF FOR HIS

ROOMMATES.

THE 3040-YEAR-OLD IS NOW IN JAIL

HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE

MURDERS OF TWO WOMEN FOUND IN

HIS HOUSE IN FARMINGTON ON

JANUARY 29 LEADING TO HIS ARREST

IN LAWRENCE ON TO SECOND DEGREE

MURDER CHARGES.

OF 40'S SAY CHRISTINE SULLIVAN

AND JANET PELLEGRINI WERE

STABBED TO DEATH, BUT THEY ARE

SEEING LITTLE ELSE.

DOCUMENTS ARE SEALED IN THE CASE

EXCEPT FOR THE FORMAL COMPLAINTS

THAT REVEAL THAT THE WOMEN WERE

DEAD TWO DAYS BEFORE THE 911

CALL WAS MADE.

>> THE CRIME IS ALLEGED TO HAVE

OCCURRED ON FRIDAY.

>> IN THE MURDERS WERE REPORTED

ON SUNDAY?

>> CORRECT.

>> IT'S UNSETTLING TO SAY THE

LEAST.

REPORTER: THIS WOMAN AND HER

BOYFRIEND SHARED AN APARTMENT

WITH THE SUSPECT AND HIS

GIRLFRIEND SINCE IT TO THEM ARE.

>> I'VE NEVER EVEN HEARD HIM

RAISE HIS VOICE, SO THIS IS A

SHOCK.

REPORTER: POLICE QUESTIONED HER

AND HER BOYFRIEND THE NEXT DAY

BUT WOULD NOT SAY WHY.

AT WHAT POINT IS YOU REALIZE YOU

MIGHT BE A SUSPECT?

>> WHEN THE POLICE SAT AT OUR

HOUSE FOR ALMOST 48 HOURS.

REPORTER: SHE HASN'T FELT SAFE

TO STAY HERE UNTIL HIS ARREST.

>> LAST NIGHT WAS OUR FIRST

NIGHT BACK HERE.

WE WERE AFRAID.

IT'S A DOUBLE MURDER.

THAT IS TERRIFYING.

REPORTER: WE STILL DON'T KNOW

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE

SUSPECT AND VICTIM'S WORK WHY IT

TOOK TWO DAYS FOR SOMEONE TO

CALL 911.

HE MUST NOW BE INDICTED WITHIN

60 DAYS AND THE DOCUMENTS COULD

BE UNSEALED.

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State of Addiction: 'I just became a chaotic tornado' - Duration: 1:38.

5 NEWS AT 5:00.

JESSICA: WELCOME BACK, EVERYONE.

A STATE OF ADDICTION HITTING

OKLAHOMA HARD.

OPIOID ABUSE AND ADDICTION

PULLING FAMILIES APART.

PAUL: THOSE ADDICTIONS STARTING

AT VERY YOUNG AGES.

ONLY ON FIVE, A MOTHER SHARES

HER YEARS-LONG STRUGGLE WITH

ADDICTION, AND HER FIGHT TO GET

CLEAN.

I HAD SOME PRETTY TRAUMATIC

THINGS HAPPEN TO ME WHEN I WAS A

CHILD.

PAUL: JAMIE BEALS IS A

SURVIVOR.

A RECOVERED DRUG AND ALCOHOL

ADDICTED MOM WHO'S ADDICTION

STARTED EARLY AT 13-YEARS-OLD.

>> THAT WAS THE BEST WAY TO GET

AWAY FROM THE WAY I FELT ABOUT

MYSELF.

IT BECAME MY WORLD.

PAUL: AT 13?

>> AT 13.

PAUL: SHE DESCRIBES DABBLING IN

ALL KINDS OF DRUGS--GETTING

CLEAN WHEN SHE HAD DAUGHTERS.

THAT WORKED UNTIL SHE HAD A CA

CRASH, AND A MINOR INJURY.

AND FOR THE NEXT 10 YEARS SHE

WAS ADDICTED LORITAB AND OTHER

DRUGS THEN SHE ADDED ALCOHOL.

>> SO WHEN ALCOHOL WAS IN TH

MIX I JUST BECAME A CHAOTIC

TORNADO.

PAUL SHE KEPT IT HIDDEN, THE

DRUGS SEEMED TO KEEP HER ON

TRACK.

>> YOU WAKE UP KNOWING IF YOU

HAVE YOUR SUPPLY FOR THE D

.

A MINIMUM OF THREE IS NECESSARY,

BU 20 WOULD BE GREAT.

PAUL: EVENTUALLY SHE SPIRALED

OUT OF CONTROL.

AND WHEN HER TEEN DAUGHTERS WERE

PLANNING ON LEAVING THE SINGLE

MOM SHE FINALLY GOT HELP.

>> NOW I LOOK AT MY GIRLS AND

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Officers join widow's efforts to keep killer of Cincinnati cop behind bars - Duration: 2:17.

HIM AND OPENED FIRE

AGAIN SERIOUS DAVID WAS MURDERED

JULY 17, 1974.

FOR HIS WIDOW THAT IS A DAY THE

TRAGEDY THAT BEGAN -- BEGAN.

>> IT IS ALWAYS THERE BECAUSE OF

THE HORRIFIC CRIME THAT IT WAS.

>> BECAUSE OF WHAT THEY SAY THEY

HAVE TO DO TODAY, CALLING FOR

THE OFFICERS KILLER TO STAY IN

PRISON.

>> WE HAVE TO DO THIS.

IT'S RIDICULOUS.

BUT WE WILL.

>> HE SPOTTED THE TWO SUSPECTS

HERE.

THEY OPENED FIRE, HITTING THE

OFFICER THREE TIMES.

COAL-FIRED BACK.

WHEN HE COULD NOT SHOOT ANYMORE

HE WALKED OFF AND FIRED TWO MORE

SHOTS POINT-BLANK.

THEY WERE CONVICTED AND

SENTENCED TO DEATH BUT THAT WAS

COMMUTED TO LIFE IN PRISON.

NOW ROLAND IS ASKING FOR PAROLE.

>> HE BELONGS IN PRISON UNTIL

HIS DEATH.

>> DAN HILL'S ARE AMONG THOSE

CALLING FOR THE PUBLIC TO NOTIFY

THE PAROLE BOARD.

THE ONLY THING, THE ONLY THING

THAT WORKS WITH THIS PAROLE

BOARD IS PUBLIC OPINION.

>> HE COULD GET OUT OF PRISON

BECAUSE WOODS ALREADY DID AFTER

SERVING 20 YEARS.

>> WOODS IS OUT AND REEVES

CONTINUES TO COME UP FROM

PAROLE.

>> THE WIDOW OF THE OFFICER SAYS

SHE WILL FIGHT.

THERE IS NO STATUTE OF

LIMITATIONS ON GRIEF.

THE MAXIMUM THE PAROLE BOARD CAN

GET IS 10 YEARS.

IF THEY GIVE THAT THIS GROUP

WILL BE BACK HERE AGAIN IN 2027

ASKING TO DO THE SAME THING

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State workers make emotional plea against collective bargaining bill - Duration: 1:28.

THEIR WAGES, HOW THEY PAY THEIR

DUES, AND IT WOULD ALSO BE

EASIER FOR AN EMPLOYEE TO BE

FIRED REGARDLESS OF EXPERIENCE.

>> WE ARE GOING TO GIVE AS MANY

PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE THE CHANCE TO

SPEAK.

RHEYA: THE HOUSE ALLOWED ONE

HOUR, THE SENATE, TWO.

ONE AFTER ANOTHER, WORKERS FROM

ALL OVER THE STATE TOOK A DAY

OFF DAY, THEIR LUNCH OFF, TO

EXPLAIN WHY THEY OPPOSE THE

BILL.

FROM A REVEREND --

>> IT IS A VERY IMPORTANT PART

OF OUR COVENANT TO GATHER AS A

SOCIETY AND A COMMUNITY THAT WE

GIVE PEOPLE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TO

COLLECTIVELY BARGAIN FOR THEIR

RIGHTS.

RHEYA: TO A PARAMEDIC, WHO

RECEIVED A STANDING OVATION FROM

THE ROOM AFTER ADDRESSING ONE OF

HIS CONCERNS WITH THE BILL

DEFINING PUBLIC SAFETY AS JUST

, FIREFIGHTERS AND POLICE

OFFICERS.

>> JAILERS, CORRECTIONS.

IT IS ALL PART OF PUBLIC SAFETY,

AND YOU WANT TO DESTROY THAT.

MY WIFE TELLS ME, WHEN WE GET AN

ARGUMENT, HEAR ME, DON'T LISTEN

TO ME, HEAR ME.

RHEYA: TWO OF THE ABOUT 20

PEOPLE WHO VOICED THEIR OPINIONS

TODAY WERE IN FAVOR OF THE BILL.

BUT ONLY ONE SAID WH

>> REFORM IS NEEDED BECAUSE

ESTATE TAX RECEIPTS IN 2010 WERE

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How to drive safely during a snow squall - Duration: 1:18.

RK COUNTY WITH PENN

GOVERNMENT'S ADVICE FOR

DRIVING IN A SQUALL.

ED: WELL, RIGHT NOW

VISIBILITY

IS PRETTY GOOD ALONG THIS

STRETCH OF ROUTE 30 IN YORK

COUNTY, BUT LAST WEEK IT

WAS A

MESS ALONG INTERSTATE 83 AFTER

A SNOW SQUALL

CREATED A CHAIN

REACTION COLLISION INVOLVING

50 VEHICLES.

WELL, PENNDOT SAYS SNOW

SQUALLS CAN SHOW UP WITH

LITTLE WARNING,

AND SOME

DRIVERS MAY BE TEMPTED TO SLAM

ON THE BRAKES, BUT

PENNDOT

SAYS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING

IS TO SLOW DOWN AND DON'T

PANIC.

>> THE CONCERN ABOUT STOPPING

IS IF YOU CAN'T SEE WHAT'S

GOING ON IN FRONT OF YOU, THE

PEOPLE BEHIND

YOU CAN'T SEE

YOU, SO IF YOU STOP, AND THEY

KEEP GOING, AND THEY HIT YOU,

THEN WE HAVE A

CHAIN REACTION

COLLISION MUCH LIKE WHAT

HAPPENED IN YORK COUNTY

RECENTLY.

>> WELL,

PENNDOT SAYS MAKE

SURE YOUR HEADLIGHTS ARE

ON,

IN A SNOW ON,

IN A SNOW SQUALL.

MAKE SURE YOUR SEATBELT IS ON

AND MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL,

DRIVE ACCORDING TO

THE

CONDITIONS.

IN YORK, ED WEINSTOCK, NEWS 8.

>> AS YOU LOOK LIVE AT OUR

LEBANON SKYCAM, THE CITY HAS

DECLARED A SNOW ALERT.

THAT MEANS RESIDENT CAN

PARK

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See Through Engine In Slow Motion - Visible Internal Combustion ( Part 2 ) 4K - Duration: 6:56.

Welcome back.

This is part two.

Of the see-through engine video.

That we uploaded a few weeks ago.

If you haven't seen that video yet.

Do a quick search.

Or look for the link in the description area below.

And check that out.

And this right here.

Is pretty much.

How the engine looks with no head.

Oh yeah look at that.

In this episode.

I'm going to be running this engine on tequila.

151.

It's like gasoline.

And Propane.

First up tequila.

Now that I have the tequila.

It's time to give this see-through engine a drink.

Man it almost seems like it's going to run.

But it doesn't.

So I think next up is going to be.

Where's our 151 at ?.

151 or white lightning please.

I got 151 in like a spiritus.

Are you talking about Bacardi 151?.

I don't know I don't drink.

I got this one which is 151.

76% alcohol.

How much is this one ?. $15.99.

15 bucks.

Yeah I'll take this one.

I'm going to take a video shot of it real quick.

We're running an engine on this.

You are running an engine on it ?.

Let's start this up.

Wow it stayed running.

It actually ran.

alright thats pretty crazy

So it ran on 151.

Next up is the propane.

Wide open throttle approximately 3,500 RPM.

So far I've tried tequila.

151.

And Propane.

But I want to try to get that really yellow flame again.

So for this one I'm going to go with.

Good old-fashioned petrol.

All I gotta say is.

If this 151 ran an engine.

It should definitely make a nice Fireball.

Wow that was a lot of fun.

And I hope you enjoyed that episode.

And the most important to me.

Is that you watch.

And enjoy your videos.

I know that the equipment that we use.

Is out of the reach of most of us.

But the ideas are not.

So if you have any ideas that you want to see come to life.

Just let us know.

Let us know in the comments.

Or send us a message.

And as usual.

Tell us what you think in the comments below.

Don't forget to like share and subscribe.

Until next time.

Adios.

Oh my God.

This stuff is like E85.

This stuff is burning my mouth.

My whole mouth is numb.

Anyway that's why I don't drink alcohol.

Well all I gotta say is.

If this 151 ran.

Well all I gotta say is.

Can't even talk.

This thing down my throat messed up

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Scarborough Duo sign NLI's - Duration: 0:50.

BASEBALL FOR TWO YEARS.

IT WAS A MEMORABLE Y FOR THE

SCARBOROUGH SOCCER PROGRAM AS

TWO OF ITS SENIORS SIGNED NLI'S

TODAY.

GARRET KING COMMITTED TO PLAAT

PROVIDENCE WHILE HIS TEAMMATE

NOAH STRAQUALURSI SIGNED ON AT

VERMONT.

BOTH SAY THEY'VE CHASED THE

DREAM OF PLAYING THE HIGHEST

LEVEL OF SOCCER THEY COULD, FROM

EARLY ON.

>> WE WEREN'T TRAININGO WIN

GAMES, IT WAS MORE LIKE TO HAVE

FUN, BUT NOT ONLY DID WE HAVE

FUN, WE WON GAMES.

FROM AN EARLY AGE IAS VERY

COMPETETIVE, AND ALWAYS TRYING

-- >> FROM AN EARLY AGE I WAS

VERY COMPETETIVE, AND ALWAYS

TRYING TO GET BETER IN PRACTICES

AND GAMES, EVER SINCE

KINDERGARTEN, I'VE ALWAYS WAND

TO

KEEP PLAYING.

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Tips from Corinne Lillis: Ways to prep for winter driving - Duration: 1:42.

SHOULD GET YOUR CAR

PREPARE FORD

WINTER DRIVING.

KIM: HERE'S CORINNE LILLIS.

CORINNE: A DEADLY

50-VEHICLE

PILE UP LAST WEEK HAD

INTERSTATE 83 SHUT DOWN FOR

HOURS ALL BECAUSE OF SUDDEN

BAD WEATHER AND

SNOW SQUALLS.

OVER THE NEXT 24 HOURS, WE ARE

ANTICIPATING A WINTER STORM

THAT WILL BRING DANGEROUS

DRIVING CONDITIONS, AND SUDDEN

SNOW SQUALLS.

THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A MORE

IMPORTANT TIME TO MAKE SURE

YOU AND

YOUR VEHICLE A ARE

SAFE AND PREPARED FOR THE

UNPREDICTABLE WINTER ROADS.

NOT A SOUND YOU WANT TO HEAR

ON YOUR CAR, ESPECIALLY IN THE

WINTER.

THIS

TIME OF YEAR DANGEROUS

ROADS INCREASE YOUR CHANCE OF

GETTING IN A WRECK, BUT --

>> THERE

ARE A LOT OF

ACCIDENTS IN THE WINTER DUE TO

POOR VISIBILITY.

>> -- THE GOOD NEWS?

VISIBILITY IS

SOMETHING YOU

CAN CONTROL, AT LEAST WHEN IT

COMES TO KEEPING YOUR VEHICLE

SAFE.

SCOTT STILLWELL OF

COMMON

AUTOMOTIVE RECOMMENDS OWNING A

SQUEEGEE, SCRAPER AND DE-ICER

FLUIDS.

HE SAYS IT'S CRITICAL TO CHECK

YOUR WIPER BLADES.

IF THE EDGES GET WORN OR

DETACHED --

>> THEY

WILL NO NOT DO THEIR

JOBS.

>> A MUST-HAVE, A KIT THAT

INCLUDES A

BATTERY,

FLASHLIGHT, BLANKET, GLOVES

AND A BRIGHT COLOR JACKET IF

YOU

CAN GET STUCK ON THE SIDE

OF THE ROAD AND HAVE TO CHANGE

A TIRE.

SAVE YOURSELF FROM TIRE

TROUBLE BY HAVING AN

EASILY

ACCESSIBLE SPARE, IS OWNING A

WHEEL LOCK AND CHECKING THE

PRESSURE ON YOUR TIRES.

YOU DON'T WANT TO

FIND

YOURSELF SAYING --

>> NOT VERY MUCH PRESSURE IN

THIS ONE.

>> UNPREDICTABLE DRIVING

CONDITIONS ARE OUT OF

YOUR

CONTROL BUT WHAT YOU CAN

CONTROL IS HOW PREPARED YOU

ARE.

TAKE STEPS TODAY TO AVOID YOUR

WORST NIGHTMARES ON THE ROAD.

>> IF YOU DON'T WANT TO BE

SITTING ON THE SIDE OF THE

ROAD, GET YOUR MECHANIC TO

CHECK

YOUR CAR OUT AND MAKE

SURE IT'S SAFE.

CORINNE: IN LANCASTER, CORINNE

LILLIS, NEWS 8.

KIM: AND

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NKY high school star recalls battle with addiction - Duration: 3:43.

T NFL.

NOW HE IS TRYING TO MAKE A

COMEBACK IN LIFE.

REPORTER HE WAS THE MAN.

OF THE TOP RECRUITS IN 2011.

HE HAD LETTERS FROM EVERY TOP

FOOTBALL PROGRAM IN THE COUNTRY.

>> I TRIED TO BE THE MAN.

I TRIED TO BE THE ALL-STAR

QUARTERBACK.

REALLY THAT GOT ME NOWHERE.

>> NOWHERE HAS LED HIM TO HIGH

SCHOOL WHERE HE GIVES SPEECHES

AND WARN STUDENTS NOT TO TAKE

HIS PATH.

>> I MADE TH DECISION TO TAKE

MY FIRST HIT OF MARIJUANA.

I WISH SOMEONE WOULD HAVE TOLD

ME THAT IT WAS ONE OF TAKE OVER

MY LIFE FOR THE NEXT 10 YEARS.

>> HIS CAREER CRASHED BEFORE HIS

FRESHMAN SEASON.

THE NEXT STOP FOR FURTHER

ADDICTION.

>> HERE I AM EATING XANAX BARS,

5, 6, 7 XANAX BARS A DAY.

SHEREE: HIS GIRLFRIEND LOST HER

LIFE TO DRUGS.

THEN ZEKE SAYS HE NEARLY ENDED

IT ALL.

>> I PUT THAT HANDGUN TO MY

HEAD, HEART WAS POUNDING IN MY

CHEST.

I REMEMBER CLOSING MY EYES

SAYING THIS IS THE.

AS I'M GETTING READY TO SQUEEZE

THE TRIGGER, MY PHONE RINGS.

>> HE GOT ARRESTED THAT NIGHT

AND SAYS HE IS CLEAN AND SOBER

AT AGE 23, HOPING FOR A NEW

BEGINNING.

>> I MISS FOOTBALL.

MY PURPOSE IS GREATER NOW.

I HAVE MORE JOY FROM DOING WHAT

I DO NOW THAT ANYTHING FOOTBALL

BROUGHT ME.

>> HE IS SPEAKING TO THE

FOOTBALL TEAM AT GRANT COUNTY

HIGH SCHOOL.

IT'S PART OF HIS NEW PASSION.

HE AND HIS FATHER PLAN TO HELP

THOSE DEALING WITH ADDICTION AND

HELP STUDENTS AVOID DOING DRUGS

IN THE FIRST PLACE.

>> I HUNG OUT WITH LOSERS.

I HUNG OUT WITH KIDS I THOUGHT

WERE COOL.

I BECAME THE BIGGEST LOSER OF

THEM ALL.

>> HE HAS TAKEN HI MESSAGE INTO

ALABAMA AND STOPS IN BETWEEN.

FOR THE FIRST TIME HE CAN BE THE

MAN IN A DIFFERENT WAY.

>> I DON'T HAVE TO DO THAT

ANYMORE.

I GET SO MUCH JOY IN DOING WHAT

I DO NOW.

I DON'T HAVE TO HIDE ANYTHING.

IT'S A GOOD FEELING.

IT REALLY IS.

QUITE SEES HOPING TO HELP ANYONE

WHO WILL LISTEN.

WE WILL HAVE A LINK THAT WILL

GET YOU TO HIM AND HAS NUMBER

EIGHT MINISTRY.

I'M GOING TO TWEET THAT OUT AS

WELL.

YOU HAVE NOTHING BUT HOPE FOR

THIS YOUNG MAN.

IT'S GOING TO BE A DAILY BATTLE.

>> LET'S BE HONEST.

YOU MEET ATHLETES IN HIGH

SCHOOL, SOME OF THEM IN THE

PROFESSIONAL SPORTS, THEY HAVE

THESE ADDICTIONS.

PEOPLE GIVE THEM ANYTHING THEY

WANT AND THEY GO DOWN THAT PATH.

>> THAT IS WHAT HAPPENED TO

ZEKE.

YOU COULD HEAR A PIN DROP WHEN

HE WAS TALKING.

HE HAD THEIR ATTENTION.

HOPEFULLY THEY GET THE MESSAGE.

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State of Addiction: Closing the drug shipping loophole - Duration: 2:06.

FOR THESE DRUGS TO GET INTO THE

U.S.

>> YOU DON'T NEED MUCH OF IT TO

KILL A LOT OF PEOPLE.

REPORTER: HE'S TALKING ABOUT

CARFENTANIL, AN ELEPHANT

TRANQUILIZER THAT DELIVER IS A

DEADLY HIGH, 10,000 TIMES

STRONGER THAN MORPHINE AND IT'S

COMING TO THE U.S. BY MAIL.

>> THE D.E.A. AND OTHER SOURCES

HAVE SAID CHINA, MANUFACTURERS

IN CHINA ARE THE PRIMARY SOURCE

FOR ALL THESE SYNTHETIC OPIOIDS

THAT ARE FLOODING INTO AMERICA.

REPORTER: AS THE FORMER HEAD OF

HOMELAND SECURITY, FORMER

PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR TOM RIDGE

SAYS THERE'S A SHIPPING LOOPHOLE

THAT IS MAKING US VULNERABLE.

>> WHAT WE DISCOVERED IS THERE

IS A HUGE GAP IN OUR POSTAL

SYSTEM.

WE HAVE OVER 190 COUNTRIES THAT

CAN SEND PACKAGES INTO THE

UNITED STATES AND THEY'RE NOT

REQUIRED TO PROVIDE THE SAME

ELECTRONIC DATA THAT THEIR

PRIVATE EXPRESS CARRIERS ARE.

REPORTER: RIDGE HAS TEAMED UP

WITH A COALITION CALLED

AMERICANS FOR SECURING ALL

PACKAGES, OR ASAP, WHICH IS

CALLING FOR CONGRESS TO CLOSE

THAT LOOPHOLE.

>> IF YOU ARE A FOREIGN POSTAL

SERVICE AND YOU'RE GOING TO SEND

A PACKAGE INTO THE UNITED STATES

OF AMERICA, YOU'RE GOING TO BE

HELD TO THE SAME REQUIREMENTS AS

IF YOU WERE GOING TO SEND IT

THROUGH U.P.S. OR FED EX, GIVE

US THE SHIPPER'S NAME AND

ADDRESS, TO WHOM YOU'RE SENDING

IT, AND SOME OF THIS OTHER

INFORMATION.

REPORTER: THAT WOULD HELP TIP

OFF CUSTOMS AND BORDER

PROTECTION TO SUSPICIOUS

PACKAGES THAT COULD CONTAIN

DRUGS LIKE FENTANYL AND

CARFENTANIL, DRUGS SO SMALL, SO

POWERFUL THE D.E.A. SAYS THEY'VE

SEEN IT SHIPPED IN BETWEEN PAGES

OF MAGAZINES, EVEN INSIDE BOOKS.

>> ON THE DARK WEB WHEN

DISTRIBUTORS OR USERS ACCESS

THESE ILLICIT DRUGS, THERE ARE

SOURCES THAT SAY DON'T SEND IT

THROUGH THE PRIVATE CARRIER,

SEND IT THROUGH THE POSTAL

SYSTEM BECAUSE THE CHANCES OF

BEING INSPECTED AT THE BORDER,

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Lil Yachty Doesn't Need to Listen to 2Pac and Biggie to Rap - Duration: 2:38.

In 2016, one of the biggest rap debates boiled down to what a rapper should know about their

artform.

Rising Atlanta rapper Lil Yachty was put under the microscope, as were many of his other

so-called mumble rap peers.

Were they ruining rap?

Were they even rapping at all?

[play "Just Keep Swimming" Questions like this aren't easily put to

bed, and with Yachty prepping his proper debut, Teenage Emotions, for this year, it's as

good a time as any to revisit the issue.

So: Is it fair to ask a teenager in 2017 to rap the same way Jay Z or Nas or Ice Cube

would?

Should young rappers be expected to flip similes and metaphors in the pocket in a way that

appeases rap fans who came of age in an era that emphasized lyrics?

Some argue that, yes, any artist who hopes to have a fruitful, impactful career should

not only know how to spit in the traditional sense, they should also be well-versed in

the legends who came before them.

But, of course, in practically all artforms there's a long history of "outsider artists,"

that is, self taught artists who made their work outside of the establishment.

They don't have the training or education that their peers have.

In fact, they don't really have peers at all.

Why shouldn't hip-hop branch out in this way?

Last September, the 30-year-old rapper and singer Anderson .Paak tweeted some words directed

at Lil Yachty.

"Don't be cocky in the fact that you don't know anything about hip hop history.

Real artists are students of the game first."

The tweet came after Lil Yachty was ridiculed online for admitting in an interview with

Billboard that he "honestly couldn't name five songs" by the Notorious B.I.G. or Tupac

Shakur, two pillars of hip-hop.

He tweeted back at his critics to dismiss their concerns.

"I think it's funny how people feel like you HAVE to like something just cause everybody

else does."

"Where in the handbook of hip hop does it say u must know this list of songs to make

music.

Lmao"

Lil Yachty doesn't consider himself a lyricist in the classic sense, so knowing this history,

he argues, isn't particularly significant for him.

And a large number of his almost half a million Twitter followers agree.

There will be more heated debates about what constitutes "real" hip-hop.

But Lil Yachty, who defines his sound as "bubble-gum trap," is but one of many young artists whose

approach is explicitly unconcerned with things like triple entendres or the gems buried in

Biggie's "Warning."

It's a generational shift.

And this new breed of rappers—from Lil Uzi Vert to Kodak Black—doesn't deem it necessary

to cater to some standard set by folks holding on to a rap ethos established decades ago.

Truth be told, it's odd to demand a 19-year-old like Lil Yachty sound like Nas rapping his

guts out with DJ Premier, Large Professor, and Pete Rock in the next room.

And that doesn't mean Lil Yachty doesn't have a voice that should be heard.

It's just that some will choose not to hear it.

That's our take.

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Bill's Evening Update - Duration: 2:58.

.

>> WANT TO SCOOP A LITTLE SNOW

-- IT'S UNPLEASANT BECAUSE IT'S

KIND OF COLD.

THE SUN WAS NICE THIS AFTERNOON,

BUT QUITE COLD THIS EVENING, 10

DEGREES BY 9:00 AND MOSTLY CLEAR

SKIES WITH A WARM WENT BELIEVES

BREATHES BLOW AND CLOUDS LIFTED

AWAY THIS AFTERNOON.

SUNSHINE ALL ACROSS EASTERN

NEBRASKA AND WESTERN IOWA.

THIS MORNING SNOW IS NOW OVER

INDIANAPOLIS ARE AND TOLEDO, AND

CLEVELAND, OHIO, VERY FAST

LITTLE RIPPLE JET STREAM THAT

PRODUCED IT.

WHAT'S UPSTREAM, JUST SOME

CLOUDS NOW.

THERE'S A LITTLE MOUNTAIN SNOW

BUT THAT WILL MAKE IT HERE.

AND LATE TONIGHT, EARLY TOMORROW

MORNING, WHICH MAY KEEP FROM US

GETTING DOWN BELOW ZERO IN SOME

OF THE AREA.

THIS WAS THE SNOW FORECAST,

HEAVIEST SNOW JUST NORTH OF THE

METRO AND BETWEEN 1:00 AND 3:00

IN THE OMAHA METRO AND THAT WAS

TRUE FOR MANY, ALTHOUGH A REPORT

OF 4 IN VALLEY AND 4.4 IN

BENNINGTON AND YOU SAW THE

PICTURE OF THE SNOW ON THE PATIO

BENCH OUT THERE, BUT MANY SPOTS

WERE 2.5 TO THREE.

RETINA, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 2.9, AND

2.2 DOWN AT THE BELLVIEW AREA

AROUND THAT AIR FORCE SPACE.

ALL RIGHT.

THIS EVENING, COLD AS THE SKIES

ARE MOSTLY CLEAR AND

TEMPERATURES DROPPING OFF BUT

SOME CLOUDS LATE TONIGHT AND I

THINK WILL KEEP FROM US GETTING

DOWN BELOW ZERO, WHICH

ORDINARILY WOULD WITH A -- CLEAR

SKIES RIGHT NOW AND IN DOWNTOWN

OMAHA AND 17 DEGREES.

THE DEW POINTS FOUR -- THE DEW

POINT IS FOUR, AND THE BREEZE

OUT OF THE NORTH, CURRENTLY 10

MILES PER HOUR AND IT WAS 21,

EARLY THIS MORNING.

THE MELTED WATER CONTENT OF THIS

WAS 1700ths OF AN INCH BUT SINCE

IT WAS CLOUDY AND FLUFFY ABOUT A

15 AND 16 TO ONE RATIO OF LIQUID

TO SNOW, WHICH GAVE US THAT 2.8

AT EPLY.

13, AND VENISON 11, NORFOLK,

FACTOR IN THE BREEZE AND SUBZERO

WINDCHILLS IN COLUMBUS, AND WILL

TAKAMA, ALTHOUGH IT'S CURRENTLY

HIGH HERE IN OMAHA.

HIGH PRESSURE COMING DOWN FROM

THE DAKOTAS HERE AND BY 11:00,

WE'RE CLEAR.

THE WINDS PRETTY LIGHT, BUT SOME

CLOUDS LATE TONIGHT, SPREADING

INTO THE NORTHWEST, AND ALSO FOR

TOMORROW MORNING, TOMORROW

AFTERNOON STRONGER SOUTH WINDS

PICKING UP, WHICH WILL START THE

MELTING PROCESS.

FIVE DEGREES TONIGHT'S LOW

TEMPERATURE AND VERY COLD,

MOSTLY CLEAR BUT SOME CLOUDS

COMING IN.

SOME CLOUDS AT 8:00 AM, AND 30

IN THE AFTERNOON AND THE

SOUTHWEST WINDS AT ABOUT 10 TO

15 MILES PER HOUR AND A SOUTH

WIND WILL ACTUALLY CAUSE STEADY

AND RISING TEMPERATURES LATE

INTO THURSDAY AND 45 MORNING AND

56 ON THE WAY FOR FRIDAY.

AS ARE WE MELT OFF A LOT OF THE

SNOW.

AREAS TO THE SOUTH WILL PROBABLY

BE IN THE 60s LIKE LINCOLN AND

POSSIBLYEE -- POSSIBLY NEBRASKA

CITY, WHERE THERE'S VIRTUALLY NO

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Campaign aims to end stigma of drug use - Duration: 1:48.

CHANGE

ATTITUDES AND ORGANIZERS SAY

BACK AND START WITH HOW WE USE

OUR WORD.

>> I WAS HOMELESS, JUST RUNNING

THE STREETS.

REPORTER: FOR ASHLEY, HEROIN

ADDICTION ULTIMATELY LED TO

JAIL.

TODAY, SHE'S LITERALLY A POSTER

GIRL FOR RECOVERY AND THE NEW

CAMPAIGN TO END THE STIGMA TIED

TO DRUG USE.

>> NO ONE WAKES UP ONE DAY AND

SAYS I WANT TO BE A HEROIN

ADDICT.

TO TALK TO PEOPLE ABOUT IT AND

HAVE PEOPLE KNOW THAT ABOUT YOU

IS A TOUGH THING.

REPORTER: SPEAK UP IN NEW

HAMPSHIRE IS AN INITIATIVE AIMED

TO CHANGE THE WAY PEOPLE THINK

AND TALK ABOUT ADDICTION.

THE PROJECT IS ENCOURAGING THE

USE OF TERMS LIKE SUBSTITUTE

DISORDER OR A PERSON DELIVERING

-- LIVING WITH AN ADDICTION

RATHER THAN SUFFERING FROM IT.

>> WE NEED TO RECOGNIZE THE

LANGUAGE USE AND THAT SOCIETY

USES THAT WE MAY THINK IS

INCONSEQUENTIAL REALLY DOES

MATTER.

REPORTER: OVER THE NEXT 18

MONTHS, SPEAK OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

WILL LAUNCH A CAMPAIGN AIMED AT

CHANGING THE CONVERSATION OF

DRUG USE.

THE ORGANIZATION THINK THEY KNEW

ATTITUDE WHERE ADDICTION IS SEEN

AS A DISEASE WILL ENCOURAGE

PEOPLE TO GET HELP.

HEROIN AND ALCOHOL ALMOST COST

HIM HIS LIFE AND IT WASN'T UNTIL

HE REALIZED HE WAS SICK THAT HE

COULD GET WELL.

ASK THE INITIAL PAIN OF I AM

BROKEN AND NEED HELP, AS SOON AS

I WALK THROUGH THAT, THINGS

STARTED TO GET BETTER.

REPORTER: THE GOVERNOR SAID WE

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PennDOT preps for winter storm - Duration: 0:56.

STORM.

PORCHA JOHNSON CONDITIONS OUR

TEAM COVERAGE WITH ONE OF

PENNDOT'S TRAFFIC COMMAND

CENTERS.

PORCHA: THIS IS WHERE PENNDOT

WILL BE ABLE TO DETERMINE

WHICH AREAS

ARE GETTING HEAVY

SNOW.

THIS WILL HELP IN DETERMINING

SPEED REDUCTIONS.

THERE ARE 98

CAMERAS

THROUGHOUT EIGHT COUNTIES THAT

ARE BEING HONORED IN THIS

COMMAND CENTER.

PENNDOT

SAYS ALREADY DAUPHIN

COUNTY IS PRE-TREATING THE

ROADS, HOWEVER IT SAYS MOST OF

THE KEYS WILL BE

WORKING 12

HOUR SHIFTS STARTING AT

MIDNIGHT.

>> THE ROADS ARE WARM, SO THAT

IS GOING TO HELP INITIALLY,

BUT I THINK WITH THE INTENSITY

OF THE SNOW THAT'S SUPPOSED TO

COME DOWN IN THE EARLY MORNING

HOURS, THERE

MAY BE TIMES WHEN

IT ALMOST SEEMS LIKE A SNOW

SQUALL, WHERE YOU

REALLY CAN'T

SEE WHAT'S GOING AROUND

YOU.

>> THERE WILL BE MORE THAN 300

TRUCKS OUT DURING THIS

STORM.

PENNDOT SAYS THE BEING THAT

THE TIMING OF THE STORM IS

OVERNIGHT THERE WILL BE FEWER

CARS ON THE ROADS,

WHICH HELPS