Youtube daily May 25 2017

So we're going to talk about Google

hacking Google hacking is not the sort

of thing where we're trying to break

into Google instead what we are doing is

we are trying to get better results out

of our searches Google hacking is a way

of using specific keywords in order to

narrow our searches down so for example

we can say site and then Microsoft com

the site tells us that we're only going

to use results that fall within the site

Microsoft com so I can also say for

example file type and I could say XLS

file type XLS says we're only looking

for spreadsheets right now we are

looking for spreadsheets that are

falling within the website Microsoft com

and then I can do something like Windows

10 I can say we're only looking for

results that reference Windows 10 and

have a file type of XLS and are within

the website Microsoft comm so you can

see we've got only results that are from

Microsoft com and these are all Excel

spreadsheets now there are a number of

other keywords that we can use for

example we could say in URL and we're

looking for something that only exists

in the URL which is the address in the

address bar we could say in text for

example if I were to say in text I'm

looking for a result where what I'm

looking for is only in the text and

doesn't exist in for example the title

and speaking of that I could say in

title we've got a number of different

ways that we can really narrow our

searches down by using these Google

keywords and it's really easy to get all

of the lists of keywords just by looking

up Google hacking keywords list so we've

got a complete list of the google hacks

and these are all of the key

words that may be available so you could

say include or exclude and this mentions

that you could use boolean terms like

and and or but there are other places

that will give you lists as well

For more infomation >> 015 - Google Hacking - Ethical Hacking - Duration: 2:33.

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Iowa's newest governor a role model for opportunity - Duration: 1:34.

some pretty tough shoes to fill,

I am really excited to step into

my

heals....laughs, applause...and

on behalf of Iowa, and work hard

every

single day>

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds

admits, being the first women

governor in Iowa History is a

good thing. But it's not the

only thing. Her supporters say

it sends a powerful signal of

change and opportunity.

<That's one more opportunity for

young women and little girls to

see women doing these jobs>

<What I want for kim is to allow

her to be the governor, and not

the female governor> Loretta

Sieman represents the Iowa group

called 50-50 in 2020. Their goal

is to boost the number of women

in Iowa leadership roles.

Governor Reynolds, she says, is

the perfect example

<I have worked

with Kim Reynolds. I like kim

Reynolds. I think she will do a

fine job, but not because she's

a woman, but because she's

qualified> Reynolds says she

hopes her goals to tackle tax

reform and economic development

in Iowa will be the first

chapters in a future book about

her life.

There are reports tonight that

For more infomation >> Iowa's newest governor a role model for opportunity - Duration: 1:34.

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Final details for budget plan coming down to the wire - Duration: 1:26.

T NOW ON THE CAPITOL

PAUL: THE FINAL DETAILS COMING

DOWN TO THE WIRE.

KOCO'S PATRINA ADGER IS THERE

LIVE WITH THE BREAKI

DETAILS.

REPORTER: IT APPROVED 33-10 AND

NOW MOVE THOUGH HOUSE.

AST STANES NOW THI BILL 860

DOES NOT INCLUDE TEACHER PAY

RAIS INSTEAD IT TEACHES

FUNDING FLAT SUCH AS COMMON

EDUCATION, PUBLIC SAFETY AND

HEALTH CARE.

AGENCIES SUCH AS HIGHER

EDUCATION WILL SEE REDUCTION

BETWEEN 3.8 TO NEARLY 5

ONE SENATOR ARGUING THAT CUTTING

EDUCATION DOESN'T HEAL AND IT

DOES NOTHING TO SOLVE THE

TEACHER'S SHORTAG

>> THIS SEEMS LIKE A BAND-AID TO

ME TO GET US TO THE NEXT YEAR

THIS IS NOT A SIN GL ONE US THAT

IS THRILLED WITH THE NUMBERS IN

THE BUDGET MUCH?

REPORTER: NOW TWO BIG

REVENUE-RAISING BILLS THAT WERE

PASSED EARLIER TODAY.

A ONE AND A QUARTER PERCENT

INCREASE ON SALES TAX FOR ALL

NEW AND USED VEHICLES THAT WILL

GENERATE $123 MILLION AND THE

CIGARETTE TAX REQUIREMENT.

THE TAX OR ACTUALLY WHAT THEY

ARE CALLING A FEE FOR EACH PACK

For more infomation >> Final details for budget plan coming down to the wire - Duration: 1:26.

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Class sizes in El Reno won't get smaller thanks to lack of budget - Duration: 1:14.

KOCO'S CRYSTAL PRICE SHOWS US

THE DRASTIC CUTS COMING IN EL

RENO SCHOOLS

CRYSTAL: IN OKLAHOMA, MANY

SCHOOL DISTRICTS ARE IN THEIR

FINAL DAYS OF THE YEAR, BUT WITH

NO BUDGET FROM LAWMAKERS MANY

ARE PREPARING FOR THE WORST CASE 

>> 1, 2, 3.

>> GOOD JOB.

REPORTER: AT LINCOLN ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL IN EL RENO,CLASS SIZES

ARE LARGE.

AND SINCE LAWMAKERS HAVEN'T

PASSED AN EDUCATION PLAN, SCHOOL

OFFICIALS SAY CLASSES WON'T BE

GETTING ANY SMALLER.

>> WE DON'T EXPECT THEM TO DO

ANYTHING, SO WE TOOK IT UPON

OURSELVES, TRIMMED 15 PERCENT

OUT OF OUR SPENDING

REPORTER: SUPERINTENDENT CRAIG

MCVAY SAYS BECAUSE OF THIS THEY

WON'T BE ABLE TO FILL 6 - 12

VACANT TEACHER POSITIONS.

AND CLASS SIZES WILL REMAIN AT

25 STUDENTS.

>> OUR KIDS ARE BEING PUNISHED

BECAUSE OF THEIR LACK OF

LEADERSHIP.

HE SAYS ONCE THEY KNOW WHAT THE

BUDGET IS, THEY MAY BE ABLE TO

HIRE MORE TEACHERS BUT THAT

PROBABLY WON'T BE UNTIL AFTER

LABOR DAY AND BY THEN ITS

DIFFICULT TO FIND QUALIFIED

TEACHERS

>> IF WE WOULD HAVE HAD A BUDGET

BY APRIL 1ST, WE WOULDN'T BE

TALKING ABOUT PUTTING SOMEONE

For more infomation >> Class sizes in El Reno won't get smaller thanks to lack of budget - Duration: 1:14.

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More Rain Thursday - Duration: 5:02.

ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S

CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE

FORECAST.

KEVIN: THINGS HAVE CERTAINLY

SETTLED DOWN FROM WHERE WE WERE

SEEING THEM AT 5:00 AND 6:00.

LET ME SHOW YOU A COUPLE PHOTOS.

A LOT OF YOU SOUTH IMAGES

SIMILAR TO THIS ACROSS THE AREA.

I FIRST LOOK YOU MIGHT THINK

THIS WAS A TORNADO.

THIS IS CERTAINLY AN ALMOST

LOOKING CLOUD.

TODAY WE WERE IN A SCENARIO

WHERE WE DID NOT HAVE CONDITIONS

PERFECT FOR TOMATOES --

TORNADOES.

WITH THE STORMS WERE ABLE TO DO

WAS MAXIMIZE ALL THAT ROTATION

AND THE ATMOSPHERE.

FORTUNATELY, WE DID NOT HAVE

STRONGER STORMS.

THIS IS WHAT WE CALLED A WALL

CLOUD.

FROM THAT WOULD DESCEND THE

ACTUAL TORNADO.

WE LUCKED OUT IN THE METRO.

THAT WAS NOT THE CASE FARTHER

NORTH.

THIS IS IN CREATING -- GREENE

COUNTY.

THEY DID HAVE A CONFIRMED

TORNADO VERY CLOSE TO HERE AT

PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE.

YOU CAN SEE THE SOAKING.

THINGS ARE A LOT QUIETER FOR US.

THE SEVERE THREAT IS BASICALLY

DONE FOR THE NIGHT.

I WILL NOT RULE OUT SOME LOCALLY

HEAVY DOWNPOURS.

THERE IS MORE RAIN.

EVENTUALLY THIS WILL WORK ITS

WAY UP THE OHIO RIVER AND MOVE

INTO OUR AREA.

THE GET HOUSE STORMS RAN OVER --

LOOK AT HOW RAINES RAN OVER THE

SAME AREAS.

WIDESPREAD TWO TO FOUR INCH

RAINFALL AMOUNTS.

CHECK OUT SOME OF THESE RAINFALL

TOTALS.

GREEN TOWNSHIP OVER FIVE INCHES.

PLEASANT RUN OVER THREE INCHES.

A GOOD SOAKING ON THE WEST AND

NORTHWEST SIDE OF THE 90.

THAT STORM SYSTEM IS SO PARKED

ON TOP OF US.

-- OF CINCINNATI.

THAT STORM SYSTEM IS STILL

PARKED ON TOP OF US.

IT WILL TAKE ANOTHER DAY FOR

THIS TO GET KICKED OUT.

WE DO NOT DEAL WITH SEVERE STUFF

TOMORROW, BUT MORE DOWNPOURS ARE

POSSIBLE.

ALMOST AN INCH OF RAIN FALL

OFFICIALLY AT THE AIRPORT.

TEMPERATURES HAVE FALLEN BACK

INTO THE UPPER 50'S.

CHECK OUT FUTURECAST.

AS YOU GO TO THE OVERNIGHT HOURS

INTO TOMORROW MORNING, I DO NOT

THINK THE RAIN WILL BE NEARLY AS

HEAVY AS WHAT WE HAVE SEEN.

I WOULD BE SURPRISED IF WE HAD

ADDITIONAL EXCESSIVE FLASH

FLOODING.

THE GENERAL TREND WILL BE FOR

THIS TO TRANSITION AND SHOWERS

-- INTO SHOWERS.

WE GET A BREAK FROM THE WEATHER

ON FRIDAY, BUT DO NOT WANT YOUR

BREATH.

GUESS WHAT IS COMING OVER THE

WEEKEND.

A TASTE OF MORE WET WEATHER.

THIS UPCOMING WEEKEND WILL BE A

LOT LIKE LAST WEEKEND WHERE IT

IS NOT A WASHOUT BUT THERE WILL

BE TIME FRAMES WERE OUTDOOR

ACTIVITIES WILL BE IMPACTED BY

RAIN AND STORMS.

TOMORROW, WE WILL CLIMB INTO THE

MID-60'S.

TEMPERATURES WILL CLIMB OUT OF

THE 50'S INTO THE LOW TO MID

60'S TOMORROW TODAY.

IT WILL BE MORE MUGGY OVER THE

WEEKEND.

STORMS ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

I'M TRYING TO KEEP MEMORIAL DAY

NICE AND PLEASANT.

For more infomation >> More Rain Thursday - Duration: 5:02.

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Pregnant woman shot over Facebook - Duration: 1:42.

PD

HEADQUARTERS WITH DETAILS.

ANNE: THAT IS RIGHT.

THE FAMILY WOULDN'T TELL US

EXACTLY WHAT THE FACEBOOK DRAMA

WAS ALL ABOUT, BUT DID TELL US

IT STARTED EARLY THIS MORNING

AND ENDED WITH GUNSHOTS IN THEIR

DRIVEWAY.

>> [SIRENS]

>> HE SAID, WHO WANTS TO FIGHT?

AND THEY STARTED SHOOTING WHILE

KIDS WERE OUTSIDE.

ANNE: A JACKSON RESIDENT, TOO

AFRAID TO SHOW HER FACE ON

CAMERA, IS TALKING ABOUT THE

MOMENT SHE SAYS HER PREGNANT

SISTER WAS SHOT IN HER OWN

DRIVEWAY ON SAGAMORE STREET JUST

BEFORE 6:00 WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

>> MY SISTER ENDED UP GETTING

SHOT, TWICE, IN EACH ARM.

ANNE: POLICE SAY THE VICTIM,

26-YEAR-OLD KATTIE HATCHER, IS

TWO AND A HALF MONTHS PREGNANT.

>> THEY STARTED ALL THIS MESS ON

FACEBOOK ABOUT COMING TO

PEOPLE'S HOUSES AND THEN WHEN

SOMEBODY RETALIATES, IT'S A

WHOLE OTHER ISSUE.

GUNS SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN

INVOLVED AT ALL.

ANNE: HATCHER'S SISTER TOLD US

THIS ALL STARTED OVER A FACEBOOK

FIGHT WEDNESDAY MORNING AND

ESCALATED THROUGHOUT THE DAY.

>> IT'S JUST SENSELESS, AND IT'S

POINTLESS, AND I'M JUST

IRRITATED WITH IT.

SHE IS PREGNANT.

THEY DIDN'T ASK QUESTIONS OR

ANYTHING.

THEY SEE THAT, THEY JUST PULLED

UP, DIDN'T CARE WHO WANTED TO

FIGHT, AND STARTED SHOOTING.

ANNE: AT LAST CHECK, POLICE ARE

EXPECTING THE 20'S EXTERNAL

VICTIM TO BE OK -- 26-YEAR-OLD

VICTIM TO BE OK.

THIS JUST IN FROM THE COMMANDER,

41-YEAR-OLD BRUCE BRADLEY IS

WANTED FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT.

THEY ARE ALSO SEARCHING FOR

ANOTHER FEMALE INVOLVED IN THE

SHOOTING.

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION THAT

CAN HELP POLICE, CALL CRIME

For more infomation >> Pregnant woman shot over Facebook - Duration: 1:42.

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BBQ Glory: Iowa restaurateurs turn weekend hobby into world championship - Duration: 3:58.

HOW THE HUSBAND AND WIFE WENT

FROM BACKYARD BARBECUERS TO

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

MARK: MONDAY LUNCH IS ONE OF THE

SLOWEST TIMES OF THE WEEK AT

SMOKEY D'S.

BUT PLENTY OF DES MOINES

RESTAURANTS WOULD CALL THIS A

RUSH.

>> I GOT THE JUMBO TENDERLOIN

WITH THE SIDE OF BURNT ENDS.

>> A BURNT END SANDWICH POTATO

CASSEROLE.

MARK: MOST OF THESE CUSTOMERS

ARE NOT STRANGERS HERE.

YOU CAME FROM WHERE TODAY?

>> WINTERSET.

MARK: JUST TO EAT HERE?

>> YEAH.

>> THEY HAD A GOOD REPUTATION.

MARK: THAT REPUTATION EXTENDS

FAR FROM THE SMOKEY D'S

RESTAURANT ALONG NORTHWEST 2ND

STREET IN NORTH DES MOINES.

DARREN WARTH IS THE D IN SMOKEY

D'S.

WIFE AND CO-OWNER SHERRY, THE

LITTLE S.

>> I WALK INTO THIS PLACE EVERY

DAY AND GO, WOW, IT'S HOURS.

-- IT'S OURS.

>> EVERYTHING IN HERE IS EITHER

A FIRST PLACE OR GRAND CHAMPION.

MARK: SMOKEY D'S HAS WON

NATIONAL AWARDS.

>> THEY WOULD CALL IS A GRAND

CHAMPION.

MARK: 15 YEARS AGO, THEY HAD

SUCCESSFUL CAREERS IN PRIVATE

BUSINESS.

THEY WERE EXCITED TO EXPLORE A

NEW WEEKEND HOBBY.

>> EXCEPT FOR THE FACT THAT,

WHEN HE SOLD MY JEEP TO BUY HIS

FIRST SMOKER --

>> THAT WAS A LITTLE BIT OF A

SETBACK.

MARK: FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS

BENEFITED FROM ALL THE DRIVEWAY

COOKING.

>> EVERY WAKING HOUR WE HAD, WE

PRACTICE.

IF WE'RE GOING TO DO SOMETHING,

WE'RE GOING TO BE GOOD AT IT.

MARK: WHEN REQUESTS STARTED

OUTPACING SUPPLY, THE WARTH'S

BOUGHT A KITCHEN TRAILER IN 2006

AND OPENED A CATERING BUSINESS

THEY CALL SMOKEY D'S.

AFTER $100,000 IN SALES THEIR

FIRST YEAR OPERATING IN THE

DRIVEWAY --

>> THERE'S NO WAY WE'RE EVER

OPENING A RESTAURANT.

MARK: IN THE SUMMER OF 200,

WITH A SMALL BUILDING WITH NO

ADVERTISING, THEY OPENED FOR

BUSINESS.

>> WE HAD EVERY PICKUP TRUCK IN

POLK COUNTY PARK IN FRONT OF

THAT THING.

MARK: THEY HAVE SINCE EXPANDED

TO THREE DES MOINES LOCATIONS.

OUTSIDE THE CITY, THEY ARE BEST

KNOWN ON THE COMPETITIVE

BARBECUE CIRCUIT WHERE 40

WEEKENDS A YEAR THEY TRAVEL

AROUND THE COUNTRY.

>> YOU CAN TURN THAT INTO A

TROPHY TOMORROW.

MARK: NOW SPONSORED BY

SMITHFIELD FOODS, ONE OF THE

PERKS OF WINNING SO OFTEN.

>> THAT'S SECOND-PLACE.

>> I'LL TAKE SECOND PLACE.

MARK: SMOKEY D'S BIGGEST WINS

WERE IN 2014, A JACK DANIELS

CHAMPIONSHIP.

LAST YEAR, THE WORLD

CHAMPIONSHIP IN HOUSTON.

>> IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE.

>> POSTED ON OUR FACEBOOK PAGE.

MARK: THEY ARE NOW CELEBRITIES

IN THE BARBECUE WORLD.

>> THESE GUYS ARE WORLD FAMOUS.

MARK: BESIDES THE AWARDS AND

LARGE CHECKS, THEY ARE

APPROACHING $1 MILLION IN PRIZE

MONEY.

>> IF YOU CAN DO WHAT YOU LOVE

TO DO, IT'S GOING TO MAKE YOUR

LIFE SO MUCH HAPPIER.

MARK: SHARING 36,000 MILES OF

WINDSHIELD TIME EACH YEAR WOULD

BE IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT A WILLING

PARTNER.

>> WE'RE JUST KIND OF BEST

FRIENDS.

NOT MANY PEOPLE CAN SAY THAT

ABOUT THEIR SPOUSE.

THEY CAN GO THROUGH LIFE EVERY

DAY.

BARBECUE HAS MADE US A LOT

For more infomation >> BBQ Glory: Iowa restaurateurs turn weekend hobby into world championship - Duration: 3:58.

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Police use bait truck to make arrest, uncover meth - Duration: 1:08.

THEY CAUGHT ONE THIEF IN THE

ACT TAKING THE BAIT.

KOCO'S JONATHAN COOPER SHOWS

YOU HOW, NEW AT TEN.

REPORTER: 34-YEAR-OLD DALE

HARRIMAN ACCUSED OF STEALING A

TRAILER PLANTED BY OKLAHOMA CITY

POLICE

>> WE KNOW IT'S A SIGNIFICANT

CRIME HERE IN OUR COMMUNITY.

REPORTER: POLICE SAY HARRIMAN IS

JUST THE LATEST THIEF TO STEAL

THE DEPARTMENT'S BAIT TRAILER.

IT WAS EARLY MONDAY WHEN

DETECTIVES GOT A PING THAT THE

TRAILER HAD BEEN STOLEN.

OFFICERS TRACED IT BACK TO A

HOME IN WARR ACRES WHERE THEY

ARRESTED HARRIMAN.

POLICE SAY THE BAIT TRAILER IS

ONE OF MANY TOOLS THE DEPARTMENT

USES TO CATCH THIEVES.

DETECTIVES PUT THE TRAILER WITH

GPS IN A HIGH CRIME AREA AND

WAIT FOR IT TO BE STOLEN

>> SOME PEOPLE WILL SAY THAT WE

USE TO THIS ENTRAP PEOPLE TO SET

IT OUT IN AN AREA, THE PEOPLE

WHO STEAL TRAILERS, THEY DO THIS

FOR A LIVING.

OFTEN TIMES, POLICE SAY IT LEADS

THEM TO EVEN MORE CRIMES.

AND IN HARRIMAN'S CASE, POLICE

FOUND METH IN HIS TRUCK.

For more infomation >> Police use bait truck to make arrest, uncover meth - Duration: 1:08.

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Chopper funding issues - Duration: 3:13.

ERIN: FIGHTING CRIME IN THE

METRO AREA ISN'T ALWAYS EASY.

EACH LOCAL AGENCY HAS TO DEAL

WITH IT AND MANY HAVE A SHARED

TOOL THAT HELPS.

IT'S CALLED METRO ONE

>> OUR PRIMARY MISSION IS

OFFICER SAFETY.

THAT'S WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO.

ERIN METRO ONE, THE EYE IN THE

SKY FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT

AGENCIES.

YOU'VE PROBABLY SEEN IT FLYING

ABOVE THE METRO.

RECENTLY, IT WAS USED TO HELP

CLINTON POLICE SEARCH FOR A BANK

ROBBER.

IN SOME CASES, INFRARED

TECHNOLOGY HELPS OFFICERS AND

DEPUTIES ON THE GROUND WITH

THEIR INVESTIGATIONS, ESPECIALLY

WHEN A SUSPECT IS FEET AWAY AND

THEY DON'T KNOW IT.

>> THIS IS METRO ONE.

WE HAVE ANY SOUTH UNITS ON THE

SOUTH END OF THE COMPLEX

WALKING.

WE ARE ABLE TO TELL THAT

OFFICER, HEY, YOU HAVE A HEAT

SOURCE TO YOUR FRONT, USE

CAUTION.

AND THEY'LL LOOK DOWN AND FIND A

HIDING IN THE BUSH.

ERIN: METRO ONE IS A SHARED

RESOURCE WITH 7 AGENCIES

CONTRACTED TO USE IT.

THAT'S BECAUSE ONE AGENCY CAN'T

AFFORD HELICOPTER SERVICE LIKE

THIS ALONE.

IT'S NOT ONLY FOR CRIMINAL

INVESTIGATIONS.

IN JANUARY THEY HELPED IN THE

SEARCH FOR A MISSING BOY NEAR

INTERSTATE 20.

>> WE WERE ABLE TO GET THE

GROUND OFFICERS TO HIM AND TO

SEE HIM STAND UP AND TO GO

STRAIGHT INTO THE ARMS OF

SOMEONE THAT WAS THERE TO

PROTECT HIM AND HELP HIM.

THAT WAS REALLY GRATIFYING

ERIN: WE RECENTLY GOT A CHANCE

TO GO UP WITH METRO ONE'S PILOT.

WE SAW THE WORLD FROM THEIR

VIEW.

WE ALSO LEARNED THIS HIGH-TECH

POLICE CHOPPER ISN'T CHEAP.

THEY RECENTLY HAD TO UPGRADE TO

A NEW RADIO SYSTEM.

>> THAT ONE PIECE OF TECHNOLOGY

IS $31,000 FOR US TO PURCHAS

AND INSTALL.

IT DOES ALLOW US STATEWIDE

COMMUNICATION IN A DISASTER.

WE CAN RESPOND ANYWHERE IN T

STATE AND GET ON THEIR CHANNEL

WITH FIRST RESPONDERS ON THE

GROUND.

ERIN: FUNDING FOR METRO ONE

COMES FROM THE AGENCIES THAT

HAVE CONTRACTS WITH THEM, BUT A

LARGE PART COMES FROM PRIVATE

FUNDS.

ORGANIZATIONS LIKE THE JACKSON

POLICE FOUNDATION RAISE MONEY

KEEP THE CHOPPER FLYING.

>> IT IS PROBABLY ONE OF THE

GREATEST THINGS THAT WE HAVE TO

FIGHT CRIME IN THE METROPOLITAN

AREA AND YOU DON'T KNOW WHEN YOU

MIGHT BE THE ONE THAT NEEDS IT.

ERIN: THEY DEPEND ON FUNDRAISERS

LIKE TASTY BITE TO RAISE MONEY

FOR METRO ONE, BUT THAT EVENT

DIDN'T HAPPEN LAST YEAR

THAT MEANT LESS FUNDING FOR THE

CHOPPER.

PLANS ARE UNDERWAY TO BRING IT

BACK THIS YEAR.

>> TASTY BITE WAS STARTED TO

HELP METRO ONE.

WE PLAN ON IT BEING BIGGER AND

BETTER AND MORE SPONSORS AND

KEEP THIS BIRD FLYING BECAUSE WE

NEED IT.

ERIN: HAVING FUNDS TO KEEP IT

FLYING MEANS A SAFER METRO AREA.

>> THE END RESULT OF THAT IS

HOPEFULLY THAT THE COMMUNITY IS

SAFER AS WELL.

BECAUSE WHEN ONE OF THESE PEOPLE

THAT MIGHT OTHERWISE GET AWAY

ARE CAUGHT, THEN THAT MAKES US

ALL SAFER.

ERIN ANOTHER ORGANIZATION THAT

HELPS PROVIDE FUNDING FOR METRO

ONE IS THE 100 CLUB OF JACKSON.

ANY IS NOT ONLY FIGHTING CRIME

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Edward Little baseball and softball teams win - Duration: 0:57.

PRICE LEFT THE STADIUM BEFORE

TALKING TO THE MEDIA.

NOW TO THE HIGH SCHOOL DIAMOND.

MOUNT ARARAT HOSTED EDWARD

LITTLE EL.

AUSTIN BROWN SCORES ON THE BASES

LOADED WALK.

THE TWO RUNS PROVED TO BE ENOUGH

FOR THE RED EDDIES.

JARED NORCROSS PLOURDE THREW SIX

STRONG INNINGS AND C.J. JIPSON

EARNED THE SAVE IN THE 7TH AS

E.L. WINS 2-1.

THE RED EDDIES NOW 12 AND

THE SAME TWO SCHOOLS MET ON THE

SOFTBALL DIAMOND.

KATE GUERIN RIPS THE RBI SINGLE

FOR MOUNT ARARAT TO KNOCK IN

HOLLY TEMPLE AND THE EAGLES

TRAILED 2-1 AFTER FOUR.

E.L. PUTS THE GAME AWAY IN THE

SEVENTH.

KYLIE BUREAU WITH THE SOLO HOMER

TO MAKE IT 3-1 EDWARD LITTLE.

THEN LATER IN THE INNING.

EMMY LASHUA HITS THE 3 RUN HOMER

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State Rep. Jack Williams announces he's running for Jefferson County Commission - Duration: 0:24.

NUMBERS WITHIN THE NEXT FEW

WEEKS.

STATE REPRESENTATIVE JACK

WILLIAMS CHOOSING TO STAY CLOSER

TO HOME, ANNOUNCING HE'S RUNNING

FOR THE DISTRICT FIVE SEAT ON

THE JEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSION.

BACK IN FEBRUARY, WILLIAMS

ANNOUNCED HE WOULD NOT SEEK

REELECTION TO THE ALABAMA HOUSE.

CURRENT DISTRICT FIVE

COMMISSIONER DAVID CARRINGTON

For more infomation >> State Rep. Jack Williams announces he's running for Jefferson County Commission - Duration: 0:24.

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New project seeks to forecast power outages - Duration: 3:09.

KEVIN SKARUPA EXPLAINS.

KEVIN: OVER THE LAST 12 YEARS,

NEW HAMPSHIRE HAS SEEN QUITE ITS

SHARE OF STORMS, WHICH IN TOTAL

COST ALMOST $150 MILLION IN

DAMAGE IN THE GRANITE STATE

ALONE.

IT STARTED WITH THE DEADLY

ALSTEAD FLOOD IN OCTOBER 2005.

>> IT SOUNDED LIKE THUNDER WITH

ALL THE THINGS CRASHING, AND I

WAS DEVASTATING, PEOPLE DON'T

KNOW WHAT WE'VE BEEN THROUGH

HERE.

KEVIN: ONE OF THE COMMON LINKS

BETWEEN THESE STORMS?

A LOT OF POWER OUTAGES.

DURING THE 2008 ICE STORM, HALF

THE STATE WAS WITHOUT POWER AT

ONE TIME OR ANOTHER.

>> IT WAS A RESTART TODAY AND IT

MAY NOT BE RESTORED FOR A COUPLE

OF DAYS.

KEVIN: THE NUMBERS WERE HIGH

DURING THE OVER 2011 SNOWSTORM

AS WELL.

BESIDES THE LONGEST LIST OF

STORMS GRATING POWER OUTAGES,

THERE IS SOMETHING ELSE THAT

WORKS.

NEARLY 80 YEARS AGO WAS THE

HURRICANE OF 1930 EIGHT THAT

KNOCKED DOWN ONE OUT OF EVERY

THREE TREES IN NEW ENGLAND.

SINCE THEN, WE'VE GONE WITHOUT A

NATURAL CLEARCUTTING OF THE

GRANITE STATE LANDSCAPE, LEAVING

TREES TO GROW TALL AND MAKING

THE LIKELIHOOD OF OUTAGES DURING

STORMS INEVITABLE.

SO WHAT CAN BE DONE?

A RECENTLY ANNOUNCED PARTNERSHIP

BETWEEN EVERSOURCE AND PLYMOUTH

STATE UNIVERSITY'S METEOROLOGY

DEPARTMENT COULD GO A LONG WAY

IN KEEPING THE LIGHTS ON, OR

GETTING THEM BACK ON AS QUICKLY

AS POSSIBLE.

>> WE'RE MAKING DECISIONS IN

TERMS OF WHERE DO WE EXPECT

TROUBLE TO OCCUR AND WHAT

RESOURCES, BE PREPARED AND WHERE

WE SHOULD PLACE THEM.

KEVIN: MUCH LIKE THE COMPUTER

MAPS WE USE TO PREDICT HUMIDITY

OR RAIN TOTALS, THEIR MAPS WILL

TRY AND LOCK INTO THE SPECIFIC

THINGS THAT COULD CAUSE POWER

OUTAGES

LIKE LOCALIZED WIND GUSTS,

WEIGHT OF THE SNOW AND RECENT

WEATHER THAT MAY HAVE WEAKENED

OVERHANGING TREES.

THIS WOULD ALLOW THEM TO MAKE

PREDICTIONS ABOUT THE NUMBERS OF

OUTAGES, AND THEIR LOCATION.

THIS WOULD ALLOW EVERSOURCE A

CHANCE TO FUNNEL THEIR RESOURCES

TO WHERE THEY MIGHT NEED THEM

MOST.

IT WILL ALSO HELP JUDGE WHERE

THE MOST PRONE AREAS ARE MONTHS

BEFORE A STORM IS EVEN POSSIBLE,

FOR TREE TRIMMING EFFORTS.

>> AT SOME POINT WE'LL HAVE A

FAIRLY ACCURATE EXPLANATION OF

WHERE TROUBLES WILL BE EVEN ON A

TOWN BY TOWN BASIS

TO A CERTAIN DEGREE WE GET THAT

NOW, IT IS NOT A FORECAST AND

THEY ARE GETTING BETTER AT THAT.

WHAT WE NEED IS MORE DATA, MORE

STATISTICS TO CRUNCH.

KEVIN: THEY ARE 5 YEARS INTO A

SIMILAR COLLABORATION IN

CONNECTICUT BETWEEN EVERSOURCE'S

PARENT COMPANY AND UCONN.

BUT DOWN THERE, THEY'VE MAINLY

FOCUSED ON THE WINDY DAYS AND

SUMMER THUNDERSTORMS.

ONE OF THE OBJECTIVES HERE IN

NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND IS TO RUN

THESE MODELS WITH ICE AND

SNOWSTORMS, BECAUSE THERE IS

MORE OF THAT DATA TO PULL FROM

HERE.

>> WE PROBABLY GO BACK 10 OR 15

YEARS TO BUILD THE DATA SET OF

PAST WEATHER EVENTS.

THE THING ABOUT THE SNOWSTORMS

THAT ARE REALLY UNIQUE WET HEAVY

SNOW AND ICE IS WHAT REALLY

TENDS TO KNOCK POWER OUT.

KEVIN: IT'S ALL IN AN EFFORT TO

KEEP THE LIGHTS AND HEAT ON, THE

NEXT TIME YOU NEED MAY NEED THEM

THE MOST.

>> IT IS GOING TO PROVIDE THEM

WITH A GOOD SENSE OF THE

MAGNITUDE OF THE EVENT IS GOING

TO BE AND WHAT IS THE RANGE OF

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Gorham boys lacrosse team earns another win - Duration: 0:28.

EDWARD LITTLE WINS 6-1.

THE RED EDDIES ARE NOW 11-4.

TO BOYS LACROSSE FOR A MATCHUP

BETWEEN GORHAM AND WINDHAM.

ALEX YORK FIRES IN HIS 4TH GOAL

OF THE GAME TO PUT GORHAM UP

13-1.

MOMENTS LATER, IT'S YORK AGAIN

CIRCLING FROM BEHIND THE NET FOR

ANOTHER GOAL.

HE HAD 9 GOALS AND 7 ASSISTS IN

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Homeschooled teen wants to walk at graduation - Duration: 1:52.

MEGHAN: A BERWICK TEEN IS GOING

TO GREAT LENGTHS FOR A CHANCE TO

WALK AT NOBLE HIGH SCHOOL'S

GRADUATION CEREMONY.

SCHOOL LEADERS ARE NOT ALLOWING

IT AND HE'S COLLECTING

SIGNATURES.

AND IT IS GETTING LOTS OF

ATTENTION.

REPORTER: HE SAYS HE JUST WANTS

TO WALK AT NOBLE HIGH SCHOOL'S

GRADUATION CEREMONY.

HE'S A SCHOOL LEADERS WILL NOT

LET HIM.

HE GREW UP AND WENT TO SCHOOL

HERE AT HIS HOME.

>> IT WAS NICE TO BE ABLE TO

WORK ON MY OWN AND NOT DEAL WITH

A MILLION KIDS TALKING IN THE

BACK OF YOUR EAR.

REPORTER: HE'S GETTING READY TO

HEAD TO COLLEGE AND HE WAS

HOPING TO WALK AT THE GRADUATION

WITH HIS FRIEND, BUT SCHOOL

LEADERS SAY NO.

>> I'VE FEEL ALIENATED BECAUSE

REPORTER: THEY LET ME DO

EVERYTHING BUT WALK.

REPORTER:WE REACHED OUT TO NOBLE

HIGH SCHOOL.

HE SAYS THEY NEED TO ATTEND

SCHOOL AND UNTIL GRADUATION

REQUIREMENTS.

HE SAYS THERE ARE KIDS THAT DID

NOT MEET REQUIREMENTS AND

HOMESCHOOL KIDS DO NOT HAVE TO

MEET REQUIREMENTS, SO IT IS

UNFAIR.

OH AND SAYS HE DOESN'T WANT TO

MISS OUT ON SOMETHING SPECIAL.

>> IS THE MOMENT WITH YOUR

FAMILY AND FRIENDS, THE PEOPLE

WHO GREW UP WITH YOU AND YOUR

FAMILY WHO HAVE SEEN YOU FROM

THIS LITTLE BABY TO BEING AN

ADULT.

REPORTER: SO HE IS PUTTING UP A

FIGHT WITH THIS ONLINE PETITION

THAT HAS OVER 1500 SIGNATURES.

HE KNOWS IT MIGHT NOT HAPPEN BUT

HOPES HIS EFFORT WILL CHANGE

SOMETHING.

>> I HOPE IT AT LEAST SEND SOME

SORT OF MESSAGE.

REPORTER: HE SAYS HE'S GETTING

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Car plummets off parking deck in Birmingham - Duration: 0:24.

ANNOUNCER: YOU ARE WATCHING WVTM

13 NEWS.

GUY: A HECTIC SCENE NEAR

CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL TODAY.

LISA: PEOPLE RUSHED TO THE SCENE

AFTER A CAR FLIPPED OFF THE

PARKING DECK.

THE CAR FELL ABOUT 25 FEET AND

LANDED UPSIDE DOWN.

WE'RE TOLD THE DRIVER WORKS FOR

CHILDREN'S OF ALABAMA.

THEY ARE EXPECTED TO BE OK.

NO WORD ON WHAT CAUSED THE

CRASH.

THIS ISN'T THE FIRST ACCIDENT AT

THE PARKING DECK.

A VAN CRASHED THROUGH A WALL AND

LANDED ON TOP OF A TRUCK IN

015.

THAT DRIVER ALSO SURVIVED THE

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Budget cuts could put Oklahoma County residents' safety at risk, acting sheriff says - Duration: 1:11.

A: THAT'S WHAT THE ACTING

SHERIFF SAYS ABOUT A CUT TO HIS

BUDGET.

THIS AFTER COUNTY LEADERS

DECIDED TO PULLED MORE THAN

$800,000

TONIGHT, THE SHERIFF SAYS THE

CHANGES COULD PUT YOUR SAFETY AT

RISK.

A BATTLE OVER YOUR SAFETY.

>> THE RESULTS OF THAT GO TO

CRIPPLE THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE.

>> THE SHERIFF SPEAKING OUT

AFTER THE COUNTY BUDGET BOARD

TOOK AWAY $803,000.

AND THOSE CUTS COULD MEAN YOU

SEE FEWER DEPUTIES ON THE

STREETS.

>> ONE OF THEIR TARGETS IS THEY

WANT THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE IS TO

DO AWAY WITH THE PATROL

DIVISION.

BUT COMMISSIONERS SAYS THE

SHERIFF IS NOT BEING CUT

>> ALL WE HAVE DONE IS SAY YOU

GET THE SAME MONEY AS LAST YEAR

>> AND MAUGHAN SAYS THE SHERIFF

NEEDS LOOK AT FUNDING

PRIORITIES FIRST, LIKE THE JAIL.

>> IF YOU HAVE DEPUTIES IN

PATROL CARS AND GET THE IN THE

JAIL AND GET THE DOJ OFF OUR

BACK.

STILL THE SHERIFF PLANNING TO

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Tesla Model 3 spotted testing with roof racks - Duration: 1:54.

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Khoảnh khắc kỳ diệu - HỘI THI GÁNH NƯỚC - Phim hoạt hình hay 2017 - Phim Hoạt hình Việt Nam - Duration: 5:54.

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Investigators seek public's help in identifying human remains found near Cahaba River - Duration: 0:22.

YOUNG PASSENGERS, AGES FIVE

AND SEVEN, WERE ALSO KILLED.

A 16-YEAR-OLD FROM BLOUNTSVILLE

WAS DRIVING THE OTHER VEHICLE.

SHE'S RECOVERING AT UAB.

THE JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S

OFFICE NEEDS THE PUBLIC'S HELP

AFTER A BODY WAS FOUND NEAR THE

LITTLE CAHABA RIVER.

INVESTIGATORS SAY THE REMAINS

BELONGED TO A MAN.

HE WAS WEARING A PURPLE SHIRT

WITH GREY DRESS PANTS.

HE ALSO HAD A GRAY HOODED

SWEATSHIRT WITH "I FEAR NO EVIL,

RANGER UP" ON THE FRONT.