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I Won't Forget What You Said, Pres. Donald Trump Tells Pope Francis | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:01.
WHAT GIFTS DID THEY EXCHANGE? HALLIE JACKSON TAKES
US INSIDE. >> Reporter: A DIFFERENTIAL DONALD
TRUMP AT THE VATICAN AFTER SHOW OF PAPAL PRESTIGE EVEN A
PRESIDENT CAN'T MATCH. POPE FRANCIS SPENDING A HALF HOUR PRIVATELY
WITH THE PRESIDENT IN THEIR FIRST MEETING. >> HE IS SOMETHING.
HE IS REALLY GREAT. WE HAD A FANTASTIC MEETING.
>> Reporter: IT'S A VISIT THAT SEEMED IMPOSSIBLE JUST 15
MONTHS AGO WHEN THE PRESIDENT BLASTED THE POPE FOR CRITICIZING
THOSE WHO BUILD WALLS AND NOT BRIDGES. >> IT WASN'T OBVIOUSLY
A MEETING OF THE MINDS, BUT IT WAS CERTAINLY A MEETING OF
TWO MEN WHO ARE BOTH DISRUPTORS IN THEIR OWN WAY, ONE IN ROME
AND ONE IN WASHINGTON. >> Reporter: TODAY, THE TWO FOUND COMMON
GROUND ABOUT PERSECUTED CHRISTIANS AND TERROR THREATS
ABROAD. THE POPE LIGHTING UP TEASING MELANIA TRUMP
ABOUT HER HUSBAND'S EATING HABITS. >> WHAT DO YOU GIVE
HIM TO EAT? >> PIZZA. >> Reporter: ASKING
ABOUT A SLOVENIA TREAT. THE PRESIDENT BROUGHT
POPE FRANCIS FIRST EDITION BOOKS BY MARTIN LUTHER KING
JUNIOR. FRANCIS IN TURN GAVE THE PRESIDENT AN OLIVE
BRANCH EDALLION SYMBOLIZING PEACE. A NUDGE FROM THE
CLIMATE CHANGE ADVOCATE AND FROM THE VATICAN'S DIPLOMAT, A
MORE EXPLICIT PUSH TO CONVINCE THE PRESIDENT TO STAY IN THE
LANDMARK PARIS CLIMATE AGREEMENT. A DECISION PRESIDENT
TRUMP WILL MAKE AFTER THIS WEEK'S G 7 SUMMIT IN SICILY.
BUT BEFORE SICILY, A STOP HERE IN BRUSSELS FOR A NATO SUMMIT AND
EVEN THOUGH THE PRESIDENT RECENTLY FLIP-FLOPPED HIS
POSITION ON THE DEFENSE ALLIANCE SAYING IT'S NO LONGER
OBSOLETE, EASTERN NATO NATIONS FEELING THREATENED BY RUSSIA
WILL WANT
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Drenching Rains - Duration: 4:26.
CHAMBER -- CRYO
CHAMBER IN MASON.
SHEREE: CHIEF METEOROLOGIST
KEVIN ROBINSON HAS BEEN
TRACKING'S DORMS FOR OFFICE ALL
DAY.
-- TRACKING STORMS ALL DAY.
KEVIN: THERE WAS A TWO-HOUR TIME
LAPSE ON THE RADAR BEHIND ME.
VERY LITTLE HAS CHANGED.
I WILL TRY TO THESE HEAVY
DOWNPOURS ON THE WEST SIDE OF
CINCINNATI.
RADAR IS ESTIMATING ABOUT TWO
AND A HALF INCHES OF RAIN HAS
FALLEN IN THE PAST FEW HOURS.
VERY NOISY TOWARDS WHITE OAK.
TO THE WEST OF -- YOU ARE
PROBABLY GETTING MARBLE SIZED
HAIL WITH THIS.
TORRENTIAL DOWNPOURS AND
DANGEROUS LIGHTNING ARTHRITIS.
IN THE DIRECTION OF HAMILTON,
SOAKING RAINS CONTINUE.
SOUTH HAMILTON BEING HIT WITH
TORRENTIAL DOWNPOURS AND THUNDER
AND LIGHTNING.
ADDITIONAL RAIN CONTINUING
ACROSS SOUTHEAST INDIANA.
THE OTHER AREA OF GREAT CONCERN
IS WARSAW WHERE THE RAIN HAS NOT
MOVED OF THE PAST HOUR OR TWO.
BUT THE STARK CONTRAST BETWEEN
EAST AND WEST.
TO THE USED, YOU HAVE SEEN VERY
LITTLE IF ANY RAINFALL.
-- EAST, YOU HAVE SEEN VERY
LITTLE IF ANY RAINFALL.
HAMILTON BETWEEN ONE TO TWO
INCHES.
IT IS GOING TO RAIN FOR MANY
MORE HOURS THIS EVENING.
THAT STORM SYSTEM IS PARKED
RIGHT ON TOP OF US.
YOU ARE GOING TO SEE WEIRD
THINGS WITH THE WEATHER.
THINGS ARE MOVING FROM EAST TO
WEST.
AN UGLY EVENING.
IT IS GOING TO BE A WHITE ONE.
-- WET ONE.
AT THE AIRPORT, ONLY HALF AN
INCH AREA SOME OF YOU HAVE
DEFINITELY SEEN MORE.
-- HALF AN INCH.
SOME OF YOU HAVE DEFINITELY SEEN
MORE.
WATCH FUTURECAST.
THAT STORM SYSTEM WILL STAY ON
TOP OF CINCINNATI TONIGHT.
I THINK THE THREAT FOR FLOODING
WILL CONTINUE INTO THE OVERNIGHT
HOURS BEFORE THE RAIN BECOMES
MORE SHOWERY DURING THE DAY
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW LOOKS TO BE ON THE WEST
SIDE -- WET SIDE.
SOME AREAS COULD SEE A SOLID TWO
TO FOUR INCHES OF RAINFALL FROM
THIS SYSTEM AS WE HEAD THROUGH
THE NIGHTTIME HOURS.
WET WITH OFF AND ON DOWNPOURS.
TOMORROW, ON AND OFF RAIN.
STARTING AROUND 60 IN THE
MORNING AND RING IN THE 60'S ALL
DAY.
-- STAYING IN THE 60'S ALL DAY.
TEMPERATURES CLOSE TO 80 LATER
ON IN THE WEEKEND.
THERE WILL BE WET WEATHER
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
WE ARE KEEPING OUR FINGERS
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Fun Baby Care - Kids Learn Colors Games Summer Vacation - Beach Party Fun at the Beach - Duration: 15:20.
have a nice day!
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Father pleads guilty to killing 10-month-old son - Duration: 1:15.
US WHAT THE
VICTIM'S MOTHER HAS TO SAY.
>> I WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO WATCH
MY SON GROW UP, SAY HIS FIRST
WORDS.
REPORTER: A 10-MONTH-OLD BOY,
GONE.
SPENSER PHILLIPS, THE FATHER, IS
PLEADING GUILTY TO 2ND DEGREE
MURDER AND CHILD ABANDONMENT
RESULTING IN DEATH.
>> HE WAS A MONSTER.
REPORTER: IN AN EMOTIONAL DAY IN
COURT, PHILLIPS WAS SENTENCED TO
22 YEARS IN PRISON.
>> THOSE OPPORTUNITIES TO SAY, I
LOVE YOU, FOREVER GONE.
I DON'T KNOW IF I WILL EVER
TRUST ANOTHER PERSON WITH THE
BABY.
I DON'T KNOW IF I WILL EVER HAVE
ANOTHER CHILD.
REPORTER: PHILLIPS SAID THE BABY
NAMED FELIX DIED BECAUSE HE FELL
OUT OF OF HIS BOUNCY CHAIR.
PROSECUTORS BROUGHT IN EXPERTS
THAT SAID THAT WAS IMPOSSIBLE.
>> I GOT SERVED A LIFE SENTENCE
WITH MY SON BEING STOLEN AWAY
FROM ME.
REPORTER: APRIL SANCHEZ TOLD
POLICE PHILLIPS WAS CARING FOR
THE BABY MOST OF THE DAY HE WAS
KILLED.
PROSECUTORS SAID HE DIDN'T TAKE
THE BABY TO THE HOSPITAL RIGHT
AWAY, PHILLIPS TOLD POLICE HE
DIDN'T HAVE A PHONE TO CALL FOR
HELP.
>> ALL I HAVE LEFT ARE A FEW
MEMORIES.
REPORTER: SANCHEZ SAYS SHE FEELS
LIKE JUSTICE HAS BEEN SERVED.
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Walmart plans to ban woman in racist viral video - Duration: 0:52.
>> GO BACK TO MEXICO.
REPORTER: THE 3 MINUTE VIDEO
STARTS AFTER THE INITIAL
CONFRONTATION BEGAN BUT SHOWS A
SHOPPER HURLING RACIST REMARKS
AT BOTH A HISPANIC WOMAN AND A
BLACK WOMAN IN THE STORE.
GO BACK WHEREVER YOU'RE FROM.
>> I SAID EXCUSE ME, DON'T BE
RUDE.
>> YOU'RE IN AMERIC
REPORTER: DURING THE ENCOUNTER
THE STORE'S ASSISTANT MANAGER
STEPPED IN WHEN HE WAS ALERTED
OF THE INCIDENT.
>> I CAN HEAR YOU FROM THE
OFFICE.
REPORTER: HE ULTIMATELY ASKED
HER TO LEAVE THE STORE.
>> I AM GOING TO HAVE TO ASK YOU
TO LEAVE MA'AM.
THIS IS INAPPROPRIATE
REPORTER: A SPOKESMAN FOR
WALMART SAYS ONCE THEY HAVE
POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED THE WOMAN
SHE WILL BE PLACED ON THE
TRESPASSING LIST WHICH CAN
CONTAIN CUSTOMERS WHO HAVE
SHOPLIFTED ASSAULTED AN EMPLOYEE
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8-year-old runs to fire department, saves pets in fire - Duration: 1:31.
E TO CATCH ON FIRE.
AND TODAY, THEY'RE THANKFUL
THEIR SON CAME TO THE RESCUE
WITH TWO YOUNG BOYS, THE DANIELS
ARE USED TO AN ACTIVE HOUSEHOLD.
STEVE DANIELS: USUALLY, IT'S
LOUD
KIDS RUNNING AROUND.
HANNAH: BUT NOW, THEY ARE LEFT
WITH ALMOST NOTHING -- ALMOST.
MISTY DANIELS: HE SAVED OUR DOG
AND CAT, AND HE SAVED OUR HOUSE.
HANNAH: THAT HERO, 8-YEAR-OLD
QUINTON DANIELS, WHO WAS COMING
HOME FROM SCHOOL FRIDAY
AFTERNOON.
THAT'S WHEN HE FIRST REALIZED
SOMETHING WAS WRON
QUINTON DANIELS: I OPENED THE
FRONT DOOR, WHAT I SAW ONLY WAS
A LOT OF SMOKE EVERYWHERE.
LIKE, ALL OVER THE PLACE.
HANNAH: AT THAT MOMENT, HE SAYS
HE RECALLED WHAT FIREFIGHTERS
TAUGHT HIM DURING A SCHOOL VISIT
LAST YEAR.
QUINTON DANIELS: I KNOW WHAT TO
DO.
I NEED TO GO TO THE FIRE
DEPARTMENT AND GET THEM, SO THEY
CAN PUT IT OUT. SO, HE STARTED
RUNNING, RUNNING THE SEVERAL
BLOCKS TOWARD THE FIRE STATION.
QUINTON DANIELS: I CROSSED THE
STREET AND THEN, LIKE, THIS LADY
PICKED ME UP AND DROVE ME THE
REST OF THE WAY.
HANNAH: AND ONCE HE GOT THERE,
FIRE CREWS WERE IMMEDIATELY
DISPATCHED TO THE HOUSE.
THEY WERE ABLE TO KEEP THE FIRE
MAINLY CONTAINED TO THE KITCHEN.
STEVE DANIELS: RIGHT HERE IS
WHERE THE FIRE DEPARTMENT IS
SAYING CAUSED THE FIRE.
HANNAH: ALMOST EVERYTHING IN THE
HOME HAS DAMAGE, BUT NOT THE
MOST IMPORTANT ONES.
WHAT WAS YOUR BIGGEST CONCERN?
QUINTON DANIELS: MY DO
HANNAH: WHY?
QUINTON DANIELS: BECAUSE I WAS
AFRAID SHE WAS GOING TO DIE.
HANNAH: MOLLY THE DOG LIVED.
AND SO DID CHARLIE THE CAT.
AND NOW QUINTON IS GETTING THE
ATTENTION HE DIDN'T KNOW HE
DESERVED.
QUINTON DANIELS: I DIDN'T KNOW
ALL OF THIS WOULD HAPPEN JUST BY
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Greta Susteren: Inside My Trip To Liberia | For The Record | MSNBC - Duration: 1:19.
HOUSE UNAWARE. ONE JOB OF THE CRISIS PERSON IS
TO FIGURE OUT WHAT IS COMING DOWN THE PIPE AND LET THEMENT
-- THE PRESIDENT NOW.
>> TONIGHT I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY FOR THE REPORT AND I KNOW
YOU WILL LIKE THIS. IT GOT CAUGHT ON CAMERA.
THE MAYO CLINIC AND COUNTLESS OTHERS.
THIS BOY SAMPSON WENT FROM THIS, TO THIS.
AND AFTER MONTHS OF MEDICAL CARE, I HAD THE THRILL TO ESCORT
SAMPSON BACK TO HIS JUNGLE VILLAGE IN LIBERIA.
I THOUGHT YOU MIGHT WANT TO SEE WHAT HAPPENED TO ME.
UNFORTUNATELY FOR ME, IT WAS CAUGHT ON CAMERA.
SOME TEEN GIRLS WHO LIVE IN THE SLUMS OF WEST POINT WERE PLAYING
IN A KICK BALL LEAGUE ORGANIZED BY SAMARITAN'S PURSE.
I ASKED TO PLAY. >> WOO!
[ CHEERS AND APPLAUSE ]
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Keeping up with tall grass - Duration: 1:47.
REPORTER: ROB, JULIE JUST A
COUPLE OF HOURS AGO THE GRASS
HERE WAS UP TO MY KNEES BUT
SINCE THEN, AS YOU CAN SEE, IT'S
BEEN MOWED.
CITY WORKERS-ARE PUTTING IN
EXTRA HOURS TO CATCH UP AFTER
ALL THE RAIN.
>> THE GRASS IS TALL, BUT WE'RE
DOING THE BEST WE CAN TO GET IT
MOWED UP FOR THE HOLIDAY
WEEKEND.
REPORTER: IT'S FULL ON MOW MODE
FOR THE CITY OF OMAHA LEADING UP
TO MEMORIAL DAY.
STORMS LAST WEEK DUMPED THREE TO
FOUR INCHES OF RAIN AROUND THE
METRO.
OMAHA PARKS DIRECTOR BROOK BENCH
SAYS THAT HEAVY RAIN HAS MADE IT
DIFFICULT FOR MOWERS TO STAY ON
SCHEDULE.
TYPICALLY WE TRY TO GET
EVERYTHING MOWED IN 7-10 DAYS.
WITH THE GRASS LONGER AND
THICKER IN A LOT OF AREAS YOU'VE
GOT TO GO OVER A COUPLE TIMES,
SO IT BASICALLY SLOWS YOU DOWN
QUITE A BIT.
REPORTER: THE GRASS AT SOME
PARKS-LIKE HERE AT DALHMAN PARK
-IS GETTING HIGHER NOT SEEING A
MOWER FOR CLOSE TO TWO WEEKS.
OVER AT CHIP BOWLEY FIELD CITY
CREWS ARE TRYING TO STAY ON TOP
OF I
>> WE WORKED SOME OVERTIME LAST
WEEKEND TO TRY TO GET CAUGHT UP
MOVING INTO THIS WEEKEND.
WE'RE DOING EVERYTHING WE CAN,
WE EVEN HAVE SOME OF OUR
MECHANICS OUT MOWING.
REPORTER: BENCH SAYS THE LAST
FEW DRY DAYS HAVE HELPED OUT A
LOT NOT ONLY FOR THE HOLIDAY
WEEKEND BUT FOR THE NUMBER OF
EVENTS THAT WILL BRING PEOPLE
OUT TO THE PARKS IN THE COMING
MONTHS.
>> WE'VE BEEN FORTUNATE WE
HAVEN'T HAD A WHOLE LOT OF DAYS
WHERE IT'S RAINED DURING THE
ACTUAL WORK DAY SO WE'VE BEEN
ABLE, JUST LIKE TODAY, TO KEEP
AT IT.
REPORTER: AGAIN CREWS JUST
FINISHED MOWING HERE.
CITY PARKS IS LOOKING FOR EXTRA
HELP.
BROOK BENCH TELLS ME THEY WOULD
LIKE TO HIRE 25 MORE SEASONAL
WORKERS.
YOU CAN APPLY ONLINE ON THE CITY
WEBSITE.
REPORTING LIVE AT DAHLMAN PARK
NEAR 6TH AND PINE SEAN EVERSON
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Fort Smith police play basketball with local teens - Duration: 0:36.
CRAIG: TODAY, STEREOTYPES TOOK A
BACK SEAT TO THE ACTION
HAPPENING ON THE HARDCOURT.
PAIGE: TODAY OFFICERS FROM THE
FORT SMITH POLICE DEPARTMENT
TIPPED OFF WITH TEENAGERS AT
LOCAL SCHOOLS.
POLICE SAY HOLDING THESE GAMES
GIVES THEM ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY
TO ENGAGE WITH KIDS ON THEIR
LEVE
>> IT LETS THESE KIDS SEE THEM
AT A DIFFERENT LIGHT, THAT THEY
ARE REGULAR GUYS WHO LIKE TO
HAVE ON.
NOT ENFORCING THE RULES SO MUCH.
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Joe Diaz' Wednesday weather forecast - Duration: 1:19.
WHEN YOU ARE SICK, I STAYED
ALL THE WAY OVER HERE THE WHOLE
WEEK.
JO IF YOU THOUGHT IT WAS HOT
TODAY, YOU WERE RIGHT.
CAPS OFF AT 89 DEGREES IN
ALBUQUERQUE.
THE HOTTEST THIS YEAR.
MORE WARM WEATHER AHEAD.
A WINDY, WARM EVENING.
NOT AS BAD AS YESTERDAY, BUT IT
WILL BE FAR WORSE TOMORROW.
WAYNES -- WINDS UP TO 45 MILES
PER HOUR.
A CRITICAL FIR THROUGHOUT THE
MUSLIM NEW MEXICO.
THERE WILL BE AN EXTREME FIRE
THREAT THROUGHOUT THE AREA.
PLEASE, NO OUTDOOR BURNING WITH
THE WIND AND THE WARMTH IN
PLACE.
LOOK OF THE TEMPERATURES
TOMORROW, 80'S AND 90'S FROM
ALBUQUERQUE ON INTO RIO RANCHO.
82 IN SANTA FE.
WITH SUSTAIN WINDS OF 25 MILE
PER HOUR.
STRO WINDS TOMORROW.
STILL WINDY AS YOU ARE OFF WORK
IN STARTING A FRIDAY EVENING.
FRIDAY, NOT AS WINDY.
SATURDAY, MORE HUMID AIR COMES
IN SUNDAY.
CHECK OUT THIS WE ARE HOLIDAY
WEEKEND.
IT WILL START UP DRY, AS WE GET
TO THE AFTERNOON, SHOWERS,
THUNDERSTORMS, AND MORE HUMID
AIR COMING BACK IN.
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Anonymous donation given to Upstate church after donor says he is moving on from his racist past - Duration: 1:21.
A CHURCH THAT'S BEEN AROUND FOR
MORE THAN 60 YEARS, IT'S SEEN
AND HEARD A LOT OF STORIES, BUT
THIS IS A FIRST.
>> DEAR SIR OR MADAM, PLEASE
ACCEPT THIS $2000 DONATION TO
NICHOLTOWN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
ALY: A LARGE DONATION, BUT NOT
UNHEARD OF.
WHAT'S RARER TO HEA
>> FIRST, I AM WHITE AND USED TO
BE A TERRIBLE RACIST.
AL REVEREND MICHAEL SULLIVAN
HASN'T BEEN AT NICHOLTOWN
PRESBYTERIAN FOR LONG, BUT HE
KNOWS THIS ISN'T THE KIND OF
DONATION YOU GET EVERY DAY.
>> THIS ANONYMOUS DONOR THAT
DOES NOT WANT TO BE KNOWN HAS
GIVEN ONE OF THE BEST
TESTIMONIES I'VE EVER HEARD.
ALY: AN ANOYMOUS DONOR, AND A
SELF-PROCLAIMED FORMER RACIS
WHOEVER DROPPED OFF TWO MONEY
ORDERS WANTED FIRST TO APOLOGIZE
FOR THEIR YOUNGER SELF.
>> SOMETIMES WE HAVE BAD
EXPERIENCES, BUT THERE ARE
PEOPLE WHO CAN CHANGE THOSE
EXPERIENCES.
ALY: SECOND THEY WANTED TO BE AN
EXAMPLE, THAT JESUS AND THE HOLY
SPIRIT ARE "ALIVE AND WELL," AND
THAT MIRACLES DO HAPPEN.
>> DID NOT KNOW THIS WAS GOING
TO HAPPEN BUT I EXCITED ABOUT
AM IT.
ALY: REVEREND SULLIVAN SAYS
REJOICED AFTER GETTING THE
LETTER.
HIS ONLY REGRET?
NOT BEING ABLE TO THANK WHOEVER
DROPPED IT OFF.
>> I KNOW HE DIDN'T DO IT FOR
RECOGNITION OR NOTORIETY, BUT
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Mystery Toy Box 🎁 Box of Toys 🎉 Toy Collection 🎈 Kids Toys 💥 Fun for Kids 😀 Nursery Rhymes 🎼 - Duration: 4:01.
Mystery Box
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The University of Arkansas wants your ticks - Duration: 0:31.
SET TO OPEN NEXT SUMMER.
CRAIG: TONIGHT, OFFICIALS IN
ARKANSAS NEED YOUR HELP
COLLECTING TICKS FOR SCIENTIFIC
RESEARCH
THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT IS ASKING
PEOPLE ACROSS THE STATE TO HELP
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Dealership gives away free car to student with perfect attendance - Duration: 1:07.
RIGHT.
PAIGE: WELCOME BACK TO 40/29
NEWS.
FINALLY TONIGHT, A LOCAL HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENT WON A FREE CAR
TODAY AND ALL SHE HAD TO DO WAS
GO TO SCHOOL.
[APPLAUSE]
CRAIG: ROGERS HERITAGE FRESHMAN
MIRANDA CANTELLI WON THE CAR,
THANKS TO MCLARTY DANIEL
AUTOMOTIVE.
A TOTAL OF 4 CARS WERE GIVEN
AWAY TO STUDENTS WITH PERFECT
ATTENDANCE AT 4 LOCAL HIGH
SCHOOLS.
PAIGE: MIRANDA HAD A 1-IN-427
CHANCE OF WINNING THE CAR.
>> AT FIRST I HAD NO IDEA.
I DIDN'T THINK THE CAR WOULD
START AS I HAVE REALLY BAD LUCK
AREA I WAS JUST IN SHOCK AND
EXCITED AND NERVOUS.
PAIGE: MIRANDA IS ONLY
15-YEARS-OLD, SO SHE CAN'T
ACTUALLY DRIVE THE CAR YET BUT
SHE DOES PLAN ON GETTING HER
PERMIT LATER THIS WEEK.
ALL THE STUDENTS WHO DIDN'T WIN
A FREE CAR RECEIVED $100 GIFT
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923 nonprofit organizations looking for support during Omaha Gives - Duration: 2:24.
REPORTER: THIS IS WHAT THE CALL
THE COMMAND CENTER, AT OMAHA
GIVES.
WE ARE NOW IN OUR 18TH HOUR IN
JUST A SHORT TIME AGO, THEY
PASSED THE $6 MILLION MARK.
PEOPLE ARE CHOOSING FROM MORE
THAN 900 DIFFERENT NON-PROFITS
TO GIVE TO.
I LEARNED MORE ABOUT A COUPLE OF
THOSE EARLIER TODAY.
INSIDE THIS HOUSE IN COUNCIL
BLUFFS,
>> I GOT A CROWN.
REPORTER: YOU'LL FIND IOWA
ROYALTY.
>> AND MY BROTHER WAS THERE AND
HE WAS LIKE GO VICTORIA GO
SISTER.
REPORTER: 26-YEAR-OLD VICTORIA
ALBA RECENTLY CRWONED AN IOWA
MISS AMAZING QUEEN.
A SPUNKY WOMAN WITH DOWN
SYNDROME LEARNING VALUABLE LIFE
SKILLS.
VICTORIA IS PART OF CROSSROADS
OF WESTERN IOWA.
A NON-PROFIT HELPING PEOPLE WITH
INTELECTUAL DISABILITES FIND
INDEPENDENCE, WITH PLACES TO
WORK AND LIVE.
WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT WORKING
AT THE THEATER?
>> CASH.
I LIKE CASH.
REPORTER: VICTORIA CONSIDERS THE
STAFF AT HER GROUP HOME, A
SECOND FAMILY.
>> DENISE IS ALMOST LIKE A
SECOND MOM TO ME BECAUSE I LOVE
DENISE.
REPORTER: ACROSS THE RIVER IN
OMAHA, YOU'LL FIND A DIFFERENT
NON-PROFIT LOOKING FOR SUPPORT.
THE AFRICAN CULTURE CONNECTION.
AN ORGANIZATION THAT EDUCATES
AND ENTERTAINS.
WITH PERFORMANCES LIKE THIS.
HIGHLIGHTING THE HISTORY AND
CONTRIBUTIONS OF AFRICA.
WE DO WORKSHOPS WE DO
PERFORMANCES WHERE WE'RE
ACTUALLY TEACHING THE AUDIENCE
THE KIDS ADULTS AS WELL.
REPORTER: THINGS LIKE DRUMING
DANCING AND ARTS AND CRAFTS.
>> WE REALLY NEED UNITY IN OUR
COMMUNITY AND WE KNOW THERE IS A
LOT OF DIVERSITY IN OMAHA.
REPORTER: BACK IN COUNCIL
BLUFFS, VICTORIA IS PERPARING
FOR HER OWN PERFORMANCE.
SINGING AT MISS AMAZING
NATIONALS.
>> ♪ PEOPLE FALL IN LOVE IN
MYSTERIOUS WAYS, MAYBE TOUCH A
PART OF A HAND.
>> THAT'S REALLY ALL I GOT.
[APPLAUSE]
REPORTER: INCLUDING THE 6
MILLION DOLLARS RAISED TODAY, A
TOTAL OF $33 MILLION HAS BEEN
BROUGHT IN OVERTIME TO YOU LIKE
THE SOUND OF THAT, RIGHT?
[APPLAUSE]
YOU HAVE UNTIL MIDNIGHT TO
DONATE GET LIVE IN MIDWOTN JAMES
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Habitat House dedicated with help from Nissan employees - Duration: 0:58.
90 ISN'T AS BAD BECAUSE -- IF IT
IS NOT AS HUMAN.
DAVID, THANK YOU.
KEEGAN: NISSAN DEDICATED A HOME
IN CANTON TODAY.
MEGAN: NISSAN EMPLOYEES BUIL
THAT'S HOME.
>> THANK YOU ALSO MUCH.
MEGAN: IT TOOK 80 DAYS TO BUILD
THE HOME FOR MILDRED DAUGHTERY
AND HER SON.
FOR LIFE CHANGED FOREVER WHEN
HER HUSBAND WAS KILLED IN 2002
WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY A CAR
AFTER PULLING OVER TO HELP A
MOTORIST WHOSE CAR HAD STALLED.
>> WHEN I SAW IT, I WAS SO
EXCITED, IT WAS A DREAM COME
TRUE.
I LOOKED AT IT AND SAID, IS THIS
REALLY MY HOME AND IT IS ALL
COMPLETED.
>> WE LOVE HELPING BUILD BETTER
COMMUNITIES, RIGHT HERE IN THE
TRI-COUNTY AREA AND MOST
IMPORTANTLY THAT WE HELPED MRS
DAUGHTERY REALIZE A DREAM SHE'S
HAD FOR MANY MANY YEARS NOW.
MEGAN: THIS IS THE TENTH HOUSE
NISSAN HAS COMPLETED WITH
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Wednesday Night: Beautiful Night! - Duration: 3:59.
IT LOOKS TOO GOOD TO BE AT WORK.
I'M HERE WITH CHIEF
METEOROLOGIST MARGARET ORR.
GORGEOUS.
MARGARET: I DID SAY TODAY IT
WOULD BE A PERFECT DAY TO TAKE
OFF.
I DID NOT SAY PLAY HOOKIE.
I WANT TO GET THAT STRAIGHT.
BUT IF YOU WERE UP EARLY, TAKE A
LOOK AT WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE.
THIS FROM DAVID.
WE HAD CLOUDS THIS MORNING AND
THE STREETS WERE A LITTLE BIT
DAMP.
WE HAD RAIN OVERNIGHT.
TAKE A LOOK AT THESE BLUE SKIES,
SO PRETTY.
AND HERE IS THE DEAL.
IN THE MORNING, IT IS GOING TO
BE KIND OF COOLER.
WE WILL BE HAVING LOWS INTO THE
50'S AND NEAR 60.
AS WE GO INTO FRIDAY, WE WILL
START TO HEAT UP.
THE HIGH TEMPERATUR WILL BE
NEAR 90.
SATURDAY, HUMIDITY WILL BE BACK.
WE COULD HAVE A HE INDEX INTO
THE UPPER 90'S.
WE CAN TALK ABOUT THE NUMBERS,
BUT IT IS REALLY AN ISSUE FOR
SAFETY.
A GOOD TIME TO REMIND YOU THAT
THE HEAT IS BACK AND HE WILL
HAVE TO BE CAREFUL.
NEVER LEAVE A CHILD IN A PARKED
CAR, BECAUSE IT WILL BE LIKE AN
OVEN AS WE GO INTO THE WEEKEND.
HERE IS A LOOK.
WE HAVE THE WEST AND NORTHWEST
WIND, THE COLD FRONT IS MOVING
TO THE EAST.
AND THEY HAVE TRAVEL DELAYS IN
GEORGIA AND A LOT OF STORM
REPORTS AS WELL.
WE HAVE THE DRY AIR MOVING IN.
A LITTLE BIT OF WRAPAROUND
CLOUDISS TO THE NORTH, BUT
OVER ALL WE DO HAVE GOOD WEATHER
AHEAD.
NOTICE THE RIVER READINGS.
MINO FLOODING FOR THE NORTH
SHORE AND OVER TOWARD BATON
ROUGE WE HAVE A MAJOR FLOOD
WARNING.
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT 16.14
FEET IN NEW ORLEANS AND IS
EXPECTED TO REACH 16.5 GOING
INTO TUESDAY.
THE FLOOD STAGE IS AT 17 FEET,
WE ARE PROTECTED UP TO 20 FEET.
IT IS MORE OF AN ISSUE FOR
NAVIGATION.
TAKE A LOOK AT THE FORECAST.
WE COULD HAVE CLOUDS IN SOUTH
MISSISSIPPI, AGAIN WRAPPING
AROUND THE LOW PRESSURE.
BUT NO RAIN TONIGHT OR THURSDAY.
NO RAIN ON FRIDAY.
IT WILL BE A NICE STRETCH OF
WEATHER.
GET OUT AND ENJOY IT.
IT WILL BE COOLER.
AND YOU KNOW THAT WILL BE GONE
SOON.
HIGH PRESSURE IS BUILDING IN FOR
THURSDAY AND HIGHS INTO THE
MID-80'S.
AND THEN THE HIGH WILL BEGIN TO
GO TO THE EAST.
REMEMBER WITH HIGH PRESSURE, THE
CLOCKWISE FLOW, WE WILL BE ON
THE BACKSIDE SO IT IS BECOMING
SOUTHERLY AND IT MEANS WARM AIR
IS COMING IN.
AND HUMIDITY IS GOING UP.
FOR FRIDAY, THE HIGHS NEAR 90.
AND ON SATURDAY, WE WILL BE
89-91 DEGREES WITH HUMIDITY
INCREASING.
AND HE COULD GET A LITTLE BIT OF
CLOUD.
S.
78 IS THE HIGH, THE AVERAGE IS
87.
ENJOY THE WEATHER WHILE YOU CAN.
AND COLIN IS LOW RIGHT -- AND
POLLEN IS LOW RIGHT NOW.
AND LOOK AT THIS DOG.
SO SWEET.
WE HAVE A NICE BREEZE AND
HUMIDITY IS LOWER.
HAVE GENERALLY THE MID TO
UPPER 70'S AND WE DO HAVE A NICE
BREEZE GOING ON AND IT IS
GUSTING AROUND 25 MILES PER HOUR
AT THE LAKEFRONT.
AT 9:00 MY MID TO UPPER 60'S.
DO NOT FORGET TO LOOK UP TO THE
SPACE STATION AT 9:00 P.M.
AND TAKE A LOOK AT THE LOWS.
LOW 50'S, NEAR 60.
I LOVE THAT WEATHER.
HIGH TEMPERATURES TOMORROW INTO
THE MID-80'S.
SO YOU CAN TAKE A LOOK AT THE
FORECAST.
3:00 P.M., 84 DEGREES.
AND I HAVE 91 FOR SATURDAY.
AND THE RAIN CHANCES GO UP.
ABOUT 30% OR 40% FOR SUNDAY.
AND MEMORIAL DAY, 40% CHANCE OF
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TSA Testing New Screening Measures At US Airports | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:56.
S TOM COSTELLO EXPLAINS WHY. >> Reporter: JUST IN
TIME FOR THE BUSY SUMMER TRAVEL SEASON, THE TSA'S NEW
SCREENING PILOT PROGRAM WILL AFFECT PASSENGERS AT
BOISE, COLORADO SPRINGS, DETROIT, FORT LAUDERDALE, BOSTON,
LOS ANGELES, LUBBOCK AND PHOENIX. PASSENGERS ARE
REQUIRED TO REMOVE LAPTOPS FOR SCREENINGS, THE NEW
PROCEDURES WILL REQUIRE A SEPARATE SCREENING FOR ANY
DEVICE LARGER THAN A CELL PHONE INCLUDING TABLETS AND E READERS.
PEOPLE ARE CRAMMING SO MUCH INTO CARRY ONES,
TSA SAYS PASSENGERS MAY BE ASKED TO ENSURE ELECTRONICS AND OTHER
ITEMS IN A BIN ARE NOT STACKED ON TOP OF ONE ANOTHER.
JOHN IS THE FORMER TSA DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR. >> IT BECOMES A
CHALLENGE BECAUSE THE MORE THINGS YOU PUT IN THE BAG, THE HARDER IT
IS FOR THEM TO DISCERN WHAT IS A THREAT AND NOT A THREAT.
>> Reporter: THE TSA MAY REQUIRE PASSENGERS TO SEPARATE CARRY ON
FOOD AND BOOKS THAT CAN OBSCURE THE X-RAY BUT UNRELATED TO A
LAPTOP BAN ON FLIGHTS FROM EUROPE. HOMELAND SECURITY
SECRETARY JOHN KELLY TALKED ABOUT THE CHALLENGE OF SCREENING
SO MANY PASSENGERS. >> WHAT YOU SEE EVERY DAY IS THE PEOPLE THAT
TELL YOU TO TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF AND BELT OFF AND PUT YOUR HANDS
OVER YOUR HEAD. I THINK IT'S UNAVOIDABLE UNTIL WE
CAN COME UP WITH A TECHNOLOGY YOU CAN WALK THROUGH AND IS
PERFECT. >> Reporter: PASSENGERS WITH TSA
PRECHECK WILL NOT BE AFFECTED. THE REAL CONCERN IS
THIS MAY CAUSE BACKUPS AT TSA CHECK POINTS BUT THE AGENCY SAYS IF
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Sanika on weather - Duration: 0:59.
WE HAVE TO
DEAL WITH ALL DAY IS THE WIND.
VERY BREEZY OUT THERE.
SANIKA: AS YOU CAN TELL, NO RAIN
TO SPEAK OF.
BUT AS YOU MENTIONED, WE HAVE
SLOWLY BEEN SEEING THE WIND
BUILDUP OVER THE COURSE OF THE
DAY.
CHECK OUT THE TREES BEHIND ME.
THEY ARE SWAYING QUITE RAPIDLY.
GUSTS ARE COMING INCREDIBLY
STRONG.
IT IS MAKING SUCH SIMPLE TASKS
AS CLOSING A CAR DOOR -- BY THE
WAY, THIS HAS BEEN SWINGING IN
THE WIND.
SHUNNING IT IS MORE DIFFICULT
THAN YOU WOULD USUALLY HAVE TO
DEAL WITH.
WE ARE OFF OF THE OKEECHOBEE
EXIT OF I-95 IN FORT PIERCE.
THE REASON -- THESE ARE THE
CONDITIONS THAT RESIDENTS ARE
SEEING NOW.
DARK CLOUDS, HEAVY WIND, WE'RE
SEEING INDICATIONS THIS IS GOING
TO BE SOMEWHAT OF A STRONG STORM
SITUATION TONIGHT.
SO EVERYONE, KEEP AN EYE OUT.
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