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Bill's Evening Update - Duration: 2:33.
CHIEF METEOROLOGIST BILL RANDBY
WITH YOUR WEATHER NOW FORECAST
.
BILL: THE RANDBY FACTOR FOR THIS
EVENING GETS A FIVE, TOLERABLE
BECAUSE THERE ARE A COUPLE OF
SHOWERS AROUND.
LIVE NOW, RADAR, MIDTOWN
SOUTHEAST OMAHA, ALSO SOUTH OF
OMAHA HERE, WIDESPREAD NOT THAT
MUCH NORTH OF US, MORE SHOWERS
SOUTH.
WE DON'T THINK WE HAVE ANY
THUNDER HERE IN THE OMAHA METRO
GOING FORWARD WITH TIME FOR THE
EVENING, IF YOU HAVE PLANS TO BE
OUTSIDE.
YOU CAN SEE IT DRIFTING
SOUTHWARD NOW, ALREADY
DIMINISHING IN ITS INTENSITY.
BIG DISTURBANCE A SOUTH OF US,
ANOTHER ONE COMING BY MINNESOTA
INTO WISCONSIN.
ONCE THEY MOVE BY, YOU CAN SEE
THE NORTHWEST WINDS OF LOADING
HERE -- BLOWING HERE TOMORROW,
BUT WE WILL ALSO HAVE SUNSHINE.
LOW 50'S BY 11:00, AND MID 40'S
BY 7:00 TOMORROW MORNING.
IT HAS BEEN SPRINKLING AT THE
AIRPORT FOR THE LAST HOUR, VERY
LIGHT PRECIPITATION AND ON THE
ALMANAC AGE, IT HAS RESULTED IN
SPECIFICALLY .01 OF AN INCH.
HERE IS OUR STORM PREDICTOR,
TINY LITTLE WIND SHIFT LINE, A
SOUTH LIST -- AS SOUTHEAST
BREEZE AND SHOWERS ALONG THAT.
STRONGER SYSTEM DISTURBANCE
ACROSS MISSOURI AND THE OHIO
VALLEY TONIGHT.
TOMORROW, LOW-PRESSURE DEEPENS
OVER A SOUTHEAST MISSOURI, SO WE
WILL PICK UP A NORTHWEST BREEZE.
IT WILL INCREASE IN STRENGTH
DURING THE DAY, KIND OF GUSTY AT
TIMES, BUT SUNSHINE HERE.
AND THEN LATER WINS, -- L
IGHTER WINDS.
MOSTLY SUNNY TOMORROW MORNING
WITH A CHILLY BREEZE OUT OF THE
NORTH, THE AFTERNOON 67, SUNNY,
BREEZY.
PLEASANT DAY, BUT THE WIND MAY
NOT BE FOR EVERYBODY.
SATURDAY WITH A HIGH OF 77 AND
LIGHT WINDS, POTENTIALLY ONE OF
THE TOP 10 DAY OF THE YEAR.
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$10 million bond set for deputy shooting suspect - Duration: 2:04.
'S CAMILA ORTI
IS LIVE TONIGHT WITH THE BIG
STORY.
AND CAMILA THERE ARE SO MANY
FACTORS AT PLAY HERE.
CAMILA: ROB, THAT'S EXACTLY
RIGHT.
FOR NOW, THE SUSPECT WILL STAY
HERE AT THE DOUGLAS COUNTY JAIL,
THE PROCESS OF GETTING HIM BACK
OVER STATE LINES, A LITTLE BIT
MORE COMPLICATED THAN YOU MAY
THINK.
HEAVY SECURITY AT THE DOUGLAS
COUNTY JAIL WEDNESDAY, SUSPECTED
KILLER WESLEY CORREA-CARMENATY,
LOOKING RELAXED AS HE'S ESCORTED
BY FIVE CORRECTIONS OFFICERS FOR
HIS BOND HEARING.
>> WE WANTED AN EXTREMELY HIGH
BOND, AND WE THOUGHT 10 MILLION
CAMILA -- WOULD BE APPROPRIATE.
CAMILA: AND 10 MILLION IS WHAT
HE GOT.
NEXT UP, THE EXTRADITION PROCESS
BACK TO IOWA.
WITH A HEARING SCHEDULED FOR
THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY PROSECUTORS
BELIEVE HE COULD BE BACK IN
THEIR JURISDICTION BY THE END OF
THE WEEK.
>> I HAVE NO DESIRE TO GET THIS
CASE OUT OF MY OFFICE, WE'RE
PRETTY MOTIVATED TO TRY THIS
OURSELVES.
CAMILA: IN COUNCIL BLUFFS,
CORREA-CARMENATY FACES MORE
CHARGES, INCLUDING THE MURDER OF
DEPUTY MARK BURBRIDGE.
POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY ATTORNEY
MATT WILBER SAYS THE CHALLENGE,
WILL BE WHERE TO HOUSE THE
24-YEAR-OLD ONCE HE'S BACK IN
IOWA.
>> I WOULD SAY THERE'S A
SIGNIFICANT LIKELIHOOD HE WILL
NOT BE HOUSED AT THE
POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY JAIL.
WHERE HE GOES, THAT IS STILL
SOMETHING THAT WE'RE ALL GOING
TO HAVE TO GET FIGURED OUT.
CAMILA WILBER SAYS THERE ARE
LIABILITY AND SAFETY ISSUES WITH
KEEPING HIM IN THE SAME SPOT THE
ALLEGED SHOOTING HAPPENED, BUT
THEY MAY NOT HAVE A CHOICE.
>> THERE'S A LOT OF SMALLER
COUNTIES AROUND US THAT I DON'T
KNOW ARE EQUIPPED TO DEAL WITH
THIS SITUATION EITHER.
CAMILA: THE MOST IMPORTANT
THING, WILBER SAYS, IS BRINGING
CORREA-CARMENATY TO JUSTICE.
>> I THINK EVERYBODY IS GOING TO
BE CHIPPING IN ON THIS CASE AND
WE'RE GOING FORWARD AS IF WE
NEED TO TRY THIS IN THE NEXT
THREE MONTHS AND WE'RE GOING TO
BE READY.
CAMILA: AND REMEMBER
CORREA-CARMENATY WAS SENTENCED
TO 45 YEARS FOR HIS INVOLVEMENT
IN A 2016 MURDER.
SO, WILBER SAYS ANOTHER OPTION
WOULD BE SENDING HIM TO A STATE
PRISON DURING THE COURT
PROCEEDING
WE WILL, OF COURSE BE HERE
, TOMORROW AT THE EXTRADITION
HEARING TO BRING YOU THE LATEST.
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First Alert: No rain in sight for next several days - Duration: 3:49.
GOOD
INFORMATION.
LOOKING BEHIND ME, THIS IS OUR
LAST GASP OF THE HEAVIER
RAINFALL WITH FIRST ALERT LIVE
RADAR.
YOU NOTICE FROM RICHMOND ON THE
MISSOURI SIDE, TO THE SOUTH TO
THEREINGTON AND HOLDEN,
MISSOURI, THAT IS THE BACK EDGE
OF THE LIGHT SHOWERS WITH MIST
AND DRIZZLE A POSSIBILITY.
MOST OF THE HEAVIER RAINFALL
WILL BE OUT OF HERE INCLUDING
CHILDREN'S MERCY PARK AS WE LOOK
ON THE KANSAS SIDE TO 435 AND
635.
I AM THINKING SPRINKLES OF LIGHT
RAIN AND TO THE NORTHEAST I AM
SEEING TOWARD DOWNTOWN LOOP A
COUPLE OF STRAY SHOWERS ARE A
POSSIBILITY BUT THE HEAVIEST IS
DONE.
THIS IS GOOD NEWS.
AND GOOD NEWS WITH AS LITTLE
WRAP AROUND AS POSSIBLE.
MOST OF IT IS GOING TO THE EAST.
ALMOST, EAST OF THE ENTIRE
VIEWING REGION, THE BACK EDGE OF
THE CLOUDS ARE OUT OF HERE AND
WE WILL CLEAR OUT WITH
TEMPERATURES DROPPING OFF.
THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL,
ADDITIONAL RAINFALL, IS LESS
THAN HALF AN INCH.
FURTHER TO THE SOUTHEAST, MAYBE
UP TO AN INCH IN THE EXTREME
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE COUNTY
AND YOU HAVE TO GO TO CENTRAL
MISSOURI TO GET BACK TO THE
HEAVY RAIN.
CAN YOU NOT SHAKE IT ALL THE WAY
IN THE STATE BUT IT IS MOVING
OUT OF THE VIEWING AREA.
YOU CAN SEE TEXTURE IN THE
CLOUDS AND THE CLEARING LINES.
LOOKING CAREFULLY OUR CAMERA IS
SWAYING BECAUSE OF THE GUSTY
WINDS AND WIND BREAKER IS IS NOT
A BAD IDEA FOR THE STANDS.
IT WILL FEEL CHILLY IF YOU ARE
OUT THERE ANY LENGTH.
>> CLOUDS IS HING THE CLEARING
IS TAKING PLACE WITH THE SHOWERS
SPINNING BEHIND OUR STORM SYSTEM
AND LEN IS REPORTING LIVE FROM
THE PARK.
THROUGH TIME WE WILL CLEAR OUT
BUT THE TEMPERATURE WILL DROP
OFF WHEN THE SUN LOWERS.
KICK OFF TEMPERATURE FOR RED
BULLS IS 52 AND THE SECOND HALF,
THE TEMPERATURE IS 49.
A HANDFUL OF CLOUDS BUT WE ONLY
HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT A LIGHT
SHOWER.
OVERNIGHT, UPPER 30'S FOR SOME
AND NEARLY 40 FOR THE CITY AND
44 ON AVERAGE WITH WIND
CONDITIONS AND NOT IS STRONG AS
THEY ARE NOW.
LOWS ARE DOWN TO 4 TO IN SHAWNEE
AND 42 IN LIBERTY AND MORNING
TEMPERATURE OF 41 WITH WINDS
FROM THE NORTH AT 5- TO 10-MILES
PER HOUR BRINGING IN THE COOLER
AIR.
YOU MAY HAVE TO REVERSE THE
CEILING FAN OR TURN UP THE HEAT
OR PUT AN EXTRA QUILT OR
SOMETHING ON THE BED.
OUR HIGH TEMPERATURES TOMORROW
WITH THE SUNSHINE -- YES,
SUNSHINE -- 64 FOR LEE SUMMIT
AND SUN AND CLOUD MIXTURE.
HOUR BY HOUR, STARTING IN THE
MOAT AND ENDING UP IN THE 60, 63
BY 4:30 AND THICK ARE CLOUDS
WITH A SPRAY SPRINKLE.
HIGH TEMPERATURE IS 64.
FROM MIDNIGHT ON THURSDAY
THROUGH THE REST OF DAY, RAIN
SHOWERS MOVING OUT, ONE STRAND
TRYING TO DEVELOP IN THE
AFTERNOON AND EVENING BUT IT
DOES NOT AMOUNT TO TOO MUCH.
DO NOT SWEAT THE SLIGHT CHANCE
OF SPRINKLE AND LIGHT RAIN
TOMORROW.
SEVEN-DAY FORECAST SHOWS WE ARE
BACK TO NEAR NORMAL ON FRIDAY
NEARLY 70.
WE GET THERE ON SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY AND THEN SOME.
EVEN THE 80'S FOR NEXT WEEK.
OUR MORNING TEMPERATURES ARE
STARTING IN THE 40'S, ENDING UP
IN THE 50'S AND NEARLY 60 BY
WEDNESDAY.
FOUR OR FIVE DAYS IN A ROW OF NO
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Dianne Feinstein: Comey 'Sanctimonious' To Take Action Days Before Election | MTP Daily | MSNBC - Duration: 1:14.
AND I -- IT IS VERY HARD FOR ME TO BELIEVE THAT HE FELT SO
SANCTIMONIUS ABOUT COMING FORWARD.
THIS WAS AN HISTORIC ELECTION. THIS WAS THE FIRST WOMAN.
SHE WAS VERY QUALIFIED, EIGHT YEARS A UNITED STATES SENATOR,
FIRST LADY, SECRETARY OF STATE, DID A GOOD JOB, PREPARED
HERSELF, WENT OUT. SHE WON THE POPULAR VOTE BY 3
MILLION VOTES. SHE LOST THE ELECTORAL VOTE
NARROWLY AND EVERYBODY THAT KNOWS HER AND I THINK HER
POLLSTERS AMONG THEM, BELIEVE THIS PLAYED A ROLE.
>> DO YOU HAVE CONFIDENCE IN DIRECTOR COMEY STAYING AT THE
FBI? SHOULD HE?
>> WELL, I HAVE CONFIDENCE IN HIM AS A DIRECTOR.
I THINK HE IS STRAIGHTFORWARD. I
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Legal scholar has more questions than answers ahead of Tensing retrial - Duration: 1:53.
ENT THAN HIS FIRST
GO-ROUND IN COURT.
IN THREE WEEKS, THIS BODY CAMERA
FOOTAGE WILL ONCE AGAIN DOMINATE
THE NEWS IN CINCINNATI.
THE VIDEO SHOWS THEN UC POLICE
OFFICER RAY TENSING SHOOTING AND
KILLING SAM DUBOSE DURING A
TRAFFIC STOP IN THE SUMMER OF
2015.
TENSING WAS CHARGED WITH MURDER.
HE CLAIMS THE SHOOTING HAPPENED
IN SELF-DEFENSE.
TENSING'S FIRST TRIAL ENDED IN
NOVEMBER, WHEN A JURY WAS UNABLE
TO REACH A VERDICT.
TODAY, THE 27-YEAR-OLD RETURNED
TO COURT TO SEE IF JUDGE LESLIE
GHIZ WOULD RULE ON A DEFENSE
MOTION TO KEEP THIS T-SHIRT OUT
OF THE SECOND TRIAL.
TENSING WAS WEARING THE SHIRT
FEATURING A CONFEDERATE FLAG
UNDER HIS UNIFORM ON THE DAY HE
KILLED DUBOSE.
>> IF THE T-SHIRT ISN'T IN, THEN
I FEEL LIKE YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE
THE COMMUNITY HAVING A PROBLEM
WITH THE FACT THAT IT'S NOT
THERE.
TODD: DONYETTA BAILEY, WITH THE
BLACK LAWYERS ASSOCIATION OF
CINCINNATI, SAYS JUDGE GHIZ HAS
TO WEIGH THE SHIRT'S RELEVANCE
AGAINST ITS POTENTIAL TO
PREJUDICE JURORS, WHO WILL
DECIDE TENSING'S GUILT OR
INNOCENCE.
>> I THINK IT GOES DOWN TO
WETHER OR NOT YOU REALLY BELIEVE
THAT RACE AND IMPLICIT BIAS ARE
AT ISSUE IN THIS CASE.
AND SO, ON ONE HAND, THE LAW
SAYS YOU CAN LET ANYTHING IN
THAT'S RELEVANT, BUT IT CAN'T BE
TOO PREJUDICIAL THAT IT
OVERSHADOWS THE REASON WHY HE'S
HERE.
TODD: JUDGE GHIZ MADE NO
DECISION ON THE T-SHIRT TODAY,
NOR DID SHE DECIDE ON A DEFENSE
REQUEST TO CHALLENGE THE
QUALIFICATIONS OF A VIDEO
ANALYST, WHO TESTIFIED FOR THE
STATE DURING TENSING'S FIRST
TRIAL.
GHIZ SCHEDULED A HEARING ON BOTH
ISSUES FOR MAY 26, ONE DAY AFTER
THE START OF JURY SELECTIO
SO FAR, PROSECUTORS HAVE NOT
FILED ANY MOTIONS REGARDING
MARIJUANA THAT WAS IN DUBOSE'S
CAR, HIS HEALTH, AND HIS PAST.
WITH JUST THREE WEEKS TO GO,
BAILEY SAYS THERE'S STILL TIME,
BUT SHE'S SURPRISED THE SAME
MOTIONS FILED IN THE FIRST TRIAL
HAVEN'T ALREADY BEEN FILED THIS
TIME.
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Possum problems led man to set fire that spread throughout his home - Duration: 1:08.
THE BREAKING NEWS WE HAD
EARLIER.
RON: MATT BARCARO JOINS US LIVE.
MATT: WE JUST GOT INFORMATION
FROM THE MAN WHO SAYS HE OWNS
THIS HOUSE AND THIS IS AN
UNUSUAL ONE.
HE TOLD US HE ASKED IN AT LEAST
OUT OF THIS FIRE BECAUSE HE WAS
TRYING TO CHASE A FAMILY OF A --
OF POSSUMS OUT OF HIS HOUSE.
THE FIREFIGHTERS ARE FOCUSED ON
THAT MENTALLY AND IT.
OWNS.
HE HAS HAD THIS INFESTATION OF
POSSUMS FOR QUITE SOME TIME AND
THIS AFTERNOON HE GATHERED SOME
LEAVES IN THE BACKYARD AND SET
THE LEAVES ON FIRE WITH BUTANE
AND WAS FANNING THE SMOKE INTO
HIS HOUSE AND -- IN AN ATTEMPT
TO CHASE OUT THESE POSSUMS AND
THE FIRE GOT OUT OF CONTROL AND
STARTED TO BURN THE HOUSE.
IT CAN SEE THE RESULT.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT IS GOING TO
HAVE TO INVESTIGATE TO SEE WHAT
HAPPENED.
THAT IS WHAT THE OWNER OF THE
HOUSE IS TELLING US.
HE AND OTHERS WERE ABLE TO GET
OUT.
WE'RE NOT SURE ABOUT THE
POSSUMS.
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Miami student involved in drug investigation previously reported shooting at his house - Duration: 2:30.
KARIN: JUST TO BE CLEAR STUDENT
BRETT BALICK WAS NOT CHARGED
WITH ANY CRIME RELATED TO THE
OCTOBER SHOOTING INCIDENT.
BUT POLICE SAY IT WAS A DRUG
DEAL GONE BAD INSIDE HIS HOUSE
THAT CASE IS STILL UNDER
INVESTIGATION.
OXFORD POLICE SAY THAT CASE IS
-- BALICK AND THREE OTHERS HAVE
BEEN CHARGED IN A MORE RECENT
DRUG INVESTIGATION.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, COCAINE,
CASH, AND A DIGITAL SCALE ALL
SEIZED DURING AN UNDERCOVER DRUG
STING IN OXFORD.
FOUR MIAMI STUDENTS ARRESTED BY
THE UNDERCOVER BURN UNIT BRETT
BALICK, WILLIAM BERG, ERIC
DEWINTER AND ROMAN SEMBAY.
>> WE KNOW THAT THERE ARE
STUDENTS INVOLVED WITH ILLICIT
DRUGS, COCAINE, ECSTACY, XANAX
AND SO THIS IS PART OF OUR
EFFORT TO ADDRESS SUBSTANCE
ABUSE IN OUR COMMUNITY.
KARIN: INVESTIGATORS SAY SEMBAY
HAD MORE THAN FIVE GRAMS OF
COCAINE AND TWO GRAMS OF XANAX
INSIDE SWING HALL.
THE OTHERS CHARGED WITH
TRAFFICKING DRUGS OFF CAMPUS, AT
LOCATIONS ON POPLAR STREET, EAST
VINE STREET, AND NORTH CAMPUS
AVENUE.
210 NORTH CAMPUS AVENUE A HOUSE
POLICE HAVE BEEN TO BEFORE.
>> 911.
>> YES.
MY FRIEND, SOMEONE JUST CAME IN
OUR HOUSE AND SHOT MY FRIEND IN
THE LEG.
>> WHAT'S YOUR NAME?
>> MY NAME IS BRETT BALICK
>> WHAT IS IT?
>> BRETT BALICK.
KARIN: THE SAME BRETT BALICK WHO
POLICE SAY WAS JUST ARRESTED
SELLING XANAX AT THAT ADDRESS.
BACK IN OCTOBER TWO STUDENTS
WERE SHOT IN HIS HOME.
POLICE WERE TOLD THE SHOOTING
INVOLVED A CRAIGLIST CAR FOR
SALE.
THEY SAY IT WAS REALLY OVER
$4,000 WORTH OF MARIJUANA.
>> I DON'T KNOW IF THERE'S A
CONNECTION OTHER THAN MR. BALICK
WAS PRESENT AT THAT SHOOTING.
THAT SHOOTING, I BELIEVE HAS
ALREADY BEEN REPORTED, WAS DRUG
RELATED AND NOW MR. BALICK WAS
CLEARLY INVOLVED IN THE DRUG
TRADE AS WELL.
KARIN: IN THE CASE FROM OCTOBER
NO ONE HAS BEEN CHARGED YET.
THREE OF THE FOUR STUDENTS
CHARGED IN THIS RECENT BUST ARE
HEADED TO COURT TOMORROW.
OXFORD P.D. NOW HAS AN OFFICER
ASSIGNED TO THE BURN UNIT, HIS
FOCUS IS RIGHT HERE IN THE MIAMI
AREA.
LIVE IN OXFORD, KARIN JOHNSON,
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Mount Adams landslide causes problems for homeowners, business - Duration: 0:52.
EMILY: THIS IS THE MESS PRIVATE
CONTRACTORS ARE DEALING WITH
TODAY.
A RETAINING WALL COLLAPSED
AROUND 3:00 THIS MORNING,
SMASHING INTO TWO HOMES ON THE
STREET.
A CITY INSPECTOR ALSO ADVISED
THE HOMES ABOVE THE LANDSLIDE ON
OREGON STREET TO NOT USE THEIR
DECKS.
THE CITY SAYS THE WALL WAS BUILT
AND DESIGNED BY METROPOLITAN
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT.
THE COMPANY SAID ITS WALL DID
NOT FAIL, CAUSING THE LANDSLIDE,
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Maine-made device makes getting around easier - Duration: 2:55.
>> HE DID A REALLY NICE JOB.
>> THE LARGE WHEELS ARE THE
PRIMARY FEATURE THAT LETS YOU GO
OVER TERAIN THAT'S OUTDOORS
STEVE: RYAN BEAUMONT HAS SPENT
NEARLY A DECADE DEVELOPING AND
REFINING THE 3 WHEELED AFARI.
IT'S A PRODUCT NOW IN ITS 7TH
-- >> IT'S A PRODUCT NOW IN ITS
7TH GENERATION IT'S ACTUALLY THE
FIRST GENERATION COMMERCIAL
VERSION THAT YOU SEE HERE.
WE HAVE A BMX VERSION WITH
SMALLER TIRES.
STEVE: FOR GUIDANCE HE
COLABORATES WITH HIS FELLOW
COMPANY CO-FOUNDERS, A COUPLE
FROM NEWBURGH.
STEPHEN GILSON AND HIS WIFE LIZ
DEPOY BOTH SUFFER FROM
SIGNIFICANT MOBILITY ISSUES
THEMSELVES, IT WAS THEIR DESIRE
TO STAY ACTIVE THAT FIRST
LAUNCHED THE IDEA TO BUILD A
BETTER, STURDIER MOBILITY AID.
>> HAVING ISSUE AS A PERSONAL
NEED IS -- I MEAN, THAT IS WHERE
THESE IDEAS COME FROM.
>> THE ERGONOMICS, THE COMFORT
AND THE FUNCTION WERE KEY.
SO HAVING PEOPLE THAT COULD, ON
A DAILY BASIS, ADVISED.
BE ABLE TO PROVIDE THAT FEEDBACK
AS YOU MAKE THE CHANGES REALLY
EXCELLERATED THE DEVELOPMENT OF
THE DESIGN.
STEVE: NOW IN FULL PRODUCTION,
BEAUMONT ASSEMBLES THE AFARI
INSIDE THIS NEW SPACE AT THE
BRUNSWICK LANDIN
BUILT VERY MUCH LIKE A BICYCLE,
FROM THE BEGINNING, AESTHETICS
WHERE A KEY CONCERN.
IT IS NOT BUILT TO BE A CRUTCH,
RABBIT A REAL PIECE OF SPORTING
GEAR.
>> WHETHER YOU'RE IN BRUNSWICK
OR ON THE ACADIA TRAILS OR
YOU'RE WALKING DOWN THE STREET
IN DOWNTOWN PORTLAND.
IT'S CLEARLY AN OUTDOOR WALKING,
EXERCISE, RUNNING DEVICE.
STEVE: BEAUMONT SAYS HE'S
ALREADY FIELDING QUESTIONS ABOUT
FURTHER ADAPTING AND CUSTOMIZING
THE AFARI TO BETTER FIT SPECIFIC
NEEDS.
NOT TO MENTION ADDING A FEW
ACCESSORIES.
>> PEOPLE WANT CARGO CARRIERS,
DRINK HOLDERS, A SEAT.
WE ARE TRYING TO ACCOMMODATE ALL
OF THOSE REQUESTS AS WELL.
STEV ALL OF WHICH, RYAN,
STEPHEN AND LIZ AGREE IS FINE.
THEY CREATED THE AFARI SO THAT
PEOPLE WITH BALANCE ISSUES CAN
FIT IN, NOT STAND OUT.
>> I DON'T WANT TO HAVE THE
NEGATIVE STIGMA AND THE PITY,
WHAT I WANT IS WHEN SOMEONE
LOOKS AT THIS DEVICE OR HOW I
FEEL ABOUT MYSELF, I WANT TO BE
PROUD OF IT.
STEVE: RIGHT NOW THERE ARE 3
TYPES OF AFARI'S, A FAT TIRE, A
SPORT TIRE AND A SMALLER KIDS
BMX VERSIO
THEY'RE WORKING TO DEVELOP ONE
THAT WORKS ON SNOW WITH SKIS IN
FACT, I FIRST MET RYAN AT SUNDAY
RIVER TESTING IT OUT.
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State of Addiction: Fentanyl is surging - Duration: 4:05.
WEATHER.
ANDREW: IT MAY SURPRISE YOU,
HEROIN OVERDOSES ARE DOWN, THE
BAD NEWS IS ANOTHER DRUG IS
SURGING.
NO DOUBT YOU'VE HEARD O
FENTANYL BY NOW A MAN MADE
OPIO A PRESCRIPTION
PAINKILLER.
SHANNON: TACKLING THE STATE OF
ADDICTION MEANS TACKLING THE
SUPPLY AND DEMAND OF DEADLY
DRUGS.
WHILE THE DEMAND WILL ALWAYS BE
THERE EXPERTS FOCUS ON TRYING TO
CRIPPLE THE SUPPLY THAT FLOWS
FROM ALL CORNERS OF THE GLOBE
RIGHT HERE TO PITTSBURGH.
YOU KNOW HOW POWERFULLY
ADDICTIVE OPIOIDS ARE, WE HEAR
ABOUT DEADLY HEROIN OVERDOSES
EVERY DAY.
THE DRUG ENFORCEMENT
ADMINISTRATION TRIES TO ISOLATE
WHERE HEROIN COM FROM.
>> MOST OF THE HEROIN THAT WE
ARE SEEING IN THIS PARTICULAR
REGION IS COMING IN THE UNITED
STATES FROM MEXICO, AND THAT'S A
LOT DIFFERENT FROM 15 YEARS AGO
WHERE MOST OF THE HEROIN WE WERE
SEEING IN THE EAST COAST AND THE
STATES AT LARGE WERE COMING FROM
THE FAR EAST.
COUNTRIES LIKE AFGHANISTAN, THAI
LAND, THAT IS NOT THE CASE
ANYMORE.
MOST OF THE HEROIN WE ARE SEEING
HERE COMES UP FROM MEXICO AND
IT'S BEING TRAFFICKED BY MEXICAN
DRUG CARTELS.
ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE --
THAT WE'RE AWARE OF IS THAT T
SINALOA CARTEL, WHICH "EL CHAPO"
WHO WAS RECENTLY EXTRADITED TO
THE UNITED STATES WAS AFFILIATED
WITH WAS RESPONSIBLE PRETTY MUCH
FOR MOST OF THE HEROIN FROM
CHICAGO EASTWARD.
SHANNON: EVEN WITH "EL CHAPO"
BACK IN PRISON THE PROBLEM IS
FAR FROM SOLVED.
LATELY MANY OF THE HEROIN
OVERDOSES YOU HEAR ABOUT AREN'T
ACTUALLY HEROIN OVERDOSES, THEY
ARE FENTANY OVERDOSES.
>> IN 2016 THE MEDICAL
EXAMINER'S OFFICE INDICATED THA
FENTANYL SURPASSED HEROIN AS A
NUMBER ONE DRUG FOR DRUG
OVERDOSE DEATHS.
IT'S 40 TO 50 TIMES MORE
ADDICTIVE THAN HEROIN.
SHANNON: IT STARTED IN THE
MEDICAL WORLD.
>> IT IS COMMONLY USED IN THE
FORM OF A PATCH, SO WE HAD A
NUMBER OF OVERDOSES A YEAR THAT
WERE -- PEOPLE ADDICT THEY'D
WOULD USE FOUR TO SEVEN PATCHES
THAT WOULD TRY TO EXTRACT THE
MATTER FROM THE PATCHES, BUT IT
WAS ALL COMING OUT OF THE
PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY.
SHANNON: TWO REASONS WHY
FENTANYL AND ALL OF IT'S
VERSIONS ARE SO MUCH TOUGHER TO
TACKLE THAN OLD FASHIONED
HEROIN, NUMBER ONE IT'S FAR MORE
POWERFUL AND ADDICTIVE AND
NUMBER TWO IT CAN BE
MANUFACTURED ANYWHERE IT DOESN'T
HAVE TO COME FROM THE POPPY
FIELDS OF MEXICO OR AFGHANISTAN
OR THAILAND.
>> IT IS SYNTHETIC, CREATED IN A
LAB.
IT IS SOMEWHAT STRUCTURALLY
SIMILAR TO MORPHINE AS ARE ALL
OPIOIDS LIKE OXYCODONE THAT ARE
PRESCRIBED, AND FENTANYL IS
AVAILABLE BY PRESCRIPTION AND WE
USE IT IN THE HOSPITAL AND WHEN
USED APPROPRIATELY CAN BE VERY
EFFECTIVE.
BUT THEY ARE CREATED IN LABS, MY
UNDERSTANDING, AND I'M NOT A LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, IS
PRIMARILY IN CHINA AND MEXICO,
AN THEN IMPORTED, AND YOU CAN
BRING IN LARGE AMOUNTS OF
POWDERED FENTANYL OR OTHER TYPES
OF FENTANYL AND LESS OF IT IS
NEEDED TO GET THE SAME AFFECT AS
HEROIN.
SO YOU TAKE AWAY THE COST OF
HAVING TO GROW POPPIES AND
TRANSPORT IT OUT OF AFGHANISTAN
OR WHEREVER IT IS, AND THEN
CREATE MORPHINE AND PURIFY IT
AND ALL THESE THING.
YOU CAN JUST DO IT IN A LAB FROM
SCRATCH AT LESS COST AND PROVIDE
A PRODUCT THAT IS MORE POTENT
AN UNFORTUNATELY AS WE ARE
SEEING MORE DEADLY.
SHANNON: THAT READY MADE PRODUCT
ACCORDING TO THE DEA STARTS IN
CHINA, SHIPPED TO CANADA AND
CROSSES THE BORDER INTO THE U.S.
RIGHT INTO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.
>> CHINA HAS AGREED TO CLAMPDOWN
ON SOME OF THESE ISSUES, SO WE
ARE HOPING THAT DOE HELP.
BUT YOU CAN ORDER THE PRECURSOR
CHEMICALS FROM INDIA, GERMANY
SOME OTHER COUNTRIES.
SHANNON: HEROIN USED TO BE CUT
WITH A LITTLE FENTANYL.
NOW THE FENTANYL IS CUT WITH A
LITTLE BIT OF HEROIN.
>> IT'S OVER TAKEN THE HEROIN
MARKET.
EVEN THE DEALER ARE PUSHING,
THEY ARE TELLING PEOPLE THIS IS
FENTANYL.
I ASKED AN ADD DUCT ONE TIME WHY
DO YOU WANT TO DO THAT STUFF,
IT'S KILLING PEOPLE.
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Can we Talk? A DIET FOR YOUR PERIOD?? - Duration: 6:54.
I got my parent at the age of 9!!!
Moment of silence for that one.
(MUSIC)
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that subscribe button. So today we're
going to be speaking about something
that affects men as well as women. Yes
men it does affect you so you just just
stick around and see what I'm going to
talk about. So men you may be wondering
what does this have to do with you? Well
you have a mom, you may have a sister, a
grandmother, a aunt, a friend, a cousin, a
wife... these things can affect men as well
because I mean when you see your loved
one or someone you know going through
this you are able to say "oh, you know what girl I
have something for you." So we're going to
be talking about P-M-S and all the other
mental disturbances which occur when a
woman does have their period. So today what
we're going to be talking about [is] my story--
my dysmenorrhea story and the things
that I did to help my PMS and
dysmenorrhea. There's actually a video
that I already did about dysmenorrhea,
my experiences with it, talking about I
got my period at the age of 9!!! Moment
of silence for that one. If you're
interested in that video just go ahead
and click on the video popping up now. Go
ahead I'll wait for you, I'm right here
I'm not going anywhere. Just click, click on
the video! I was actually diagnosed with
dysmenorrhea at a very young age and
actually my friend's mom was the one
that encouraged me 'you know Kim you
really didn't even need to tighten up
with your whole entire lifestyle and get
this dysmenorrhea under control.' So I'm
going to share a few the things I did. So
I just want to preface this by saying
that I'm not a physician. As I stated
earlier I'm a dietitian, I'm not your
personal dietitian. I'm not telling
anyone out there oh you know do the
things that I did to help your PMS or
dysmenorrhea. I'm just telling you the
things I do to help myself, I just want
to share that information with you. So
the first thing I did
I realized that exercise was quite
beneficial to minimizing my pain. Let, let me
tell you this, yes I had the PMS, the
PMS was bearable, but when it came to
the dysmenorrhea that was like a period
2.0!! Like that thing had me debilitated.
Couldn't walk, had to stay laid up in bed for
24 to 48 hours, I have to take narcotic
medications. The little over-the-counter
medications that I would take would even
touch it it's like I didn't take any
medications at all, but I realized when I
would go hard on my exercising, and I did
a lot of aerobic activity, then the pain
will definitely be minimized it will be
a little more bearable. Something that I
realized for myself that I needed to do
was exercise on a daily basis and for me
the aerobic activity played a large part.
The second thing I did I realized I had
to limit caffeine and alcohol from my
diet. I'm not an alcohol drinker I think
I've said that before in previous videos,
but caffeine I don't drink coffee, but
chocolate-- it was, it was a friend and it
was a foe at the same time. It was a
friend because you know when your
periods about to come you're craving it!
Am I the only one that gets these
cravings for sweets especially chocolate?
I realized limiting the chocolate-- the
caffeine actually was beneficial for me.
There's some articles that I've been
looking at and you guys don't quote me on
this because this was a while ago I was
looking at these articles and it was
showing that when women limited the
intake of caffeine and alcohol that
helped with their PMS and I found out
that was true for myself. It limited my
PMS and it limited the negative
disturbances with my dysmenorrhea. So
something else that I realized
piggybacking off of the chocolate--
because my body liked to go to two
extremes; I would either be craving
something very sweet or very salty like
potato chips. I realized you know I'm
limiting my intake of sweets with the
exception of fruit of course because
they have different nutrients which your
body needs; and when I would limit my
intake of the salty foods like potato
chips you guys normal fan of potato
chips I wouldn't get so much bloating
with the potato chips so I wasn't really
that bloated.
Additionally
with the sweets I realized that the
cramping-- because I didn't have just a normal
cramping in my opinion was a cramp 2.0! I
mean that thing had me laid up on the floor,
it was just debilitating. When I would
limit the sweets then I was able to
function just a little better. I wouldn't
be debilitated for 24 to 48 hours, I'll
be debilitated for like 10 to 24 hours
now so it definitely helped. The last
thing that I noticed that would help me
with my PMS and dysmenorrhea was my diet
and that's actually one of the reasons
why I do adhere to a plant-based diet.
With adhering to a plant-based diet I
cut out a lot of the solid animal fats
including like butter [and] cheese. I don't
ingest any type of meat products
including fish. I intentionally increase
my intake of fruits and vegetables and
the different type of whole grains and I
found out when I ate a little more
natural, a little more holistically, a
little more plant-centered, plant-based
that it really did help. So there are a
few periods well where I was good, I was
good to go. There was occasional back
pain, occasional cramping, but I mean it
wasn't debilitating compared to how it
was before. These are things I did so let
me just say I'm not saying that this is
a cure-all for your PMS or if you have
really bad periods, but these are things
that I found out would help me and as
well drinking more water, staying away
from the juices and the soda pops and
all the sugary beverages out there. Even
one time I tried to do the diet beverages
thinking well you know that doesn't have
sugar in it, getting tired of drinking
water, wanted a little-- a little more
excitement for my taste buds, but that
messed me up as well! I don't know what
it was with all the artificial
sweeteners and my system, but I realized
when I did that I might as well just
drank sugary beverages. So guys these are
the few things that I did to help my PMS
and my dysmenorrhea. Let me know ladies
what are some things that you have done?
let's start a conversation---let's, let's
let's get our brain juices flowing.
Fella's this is information that you need to
know. Thank you guys for watching please
remember to like as well as subscribe.
Leave a comment in the comment section
below as I afore mentioned. Have a good day
BYE (Kiss).
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Disgraced preacher, child sex abuser Tony Alamo dies - Duration: 0:36.
THE STATE.
NEW ON 40/29 NEWS, CONVICTED SEX
OFFENDER TONY ALAMO DIES IN
PRISON AT THE AGE OF 82.
ALAMO, WHO WAS BORN BERNIE
HOFFMAN IN JOPLIN, MISSOURI, AND
HIS WIFE SUSAN, MOVED THEIR TONY
ALAMO CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES FROM
CALIFORNIA TO ALMA IN THE MID
-SEVENTIES.
THE DISGRACED PREACHER WAS
CONVICTED IN 2009 ON CHARGES OF
TAKING UNDEREAGE GIRLS ACROSS
STATE LINES FOR SEX, INCLUDING A
9-YEAR-OLD.
ALAMO DIED YESTERDAY WHILE
SERVING A 175-YEAR FEDERAL
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Dozens testify for and against Keystone XL Pipeline - Duration: 2:21.
KETV NEWSWATCH 7'S
TAYLOR BARTH IS LIVE TONIGHT IN
YORK WHERE THE HEARING
IS STILL GOING ON.
TAYLOR: THE HEARING, AS YOU SAID
, IS STILL GOING ON.
NEARLY 150 PEOPLE PACKED THE
HOLTUS CONVENTION CENTER
TO GIVE EMOTIONAL PLEAS WHY THE
PIPELINE WOULD BE GOOD FOR STATE
AND COUNTRY, AND WHY IT COULD
HUGE MISTAKE.
>> GOOD MORNING.
>> BUSLOADS OF OPPONENTS FROM
O'NEILL AND OTHER AREAS AFFECTED
BY THE ROUTE
ALONG WITH UNION WORKERS FROM
OMAHA AND IOWA LINE UP TO SPEAK
OUT.
>> GOT YOUR KEYS AND CELLPHONE
OUT --
>> THEY ARE GREETED WITH HEAVY
SECURITY AS THEY ENTER THE
CONVENTION CENTER WHERE THE
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION SET
ASIDE 10 HOURS OF TESTIMONY.
>> THESE ARE THE TYPE OF JOBS
NOT ENOUGH AMERICANS GET A
CHANCE TO ENJOY.
TAYLOR: UNION WORKERS TALK ABOUT
THE 5500 JOBS THE PIPELINE WOULD
BRING.
CREATING A $300 MILLION IMPACT
IN NEBRASKA, BUT OPPONENTS PAINT
A DIFFERENT PICTURE ABOUT RISKS
TO THE WATER AND LAND.
>> WE HAD HELL BETTER PROTECTING
THE LARGEST FRESH AQUIFER IN THE
WORLD.
TAYLOR: AND A FOREIGN COMPANY
BEING ABLE TO USE EMMINENT
DOMAIN TO FORCE LAND OWNERS AND
SIGN CONTRACTS.
BILL DONOVAN, WHO HAS LAND ON
THE ROUTE, SAYS HE WAS
THREATENED TO SIGN WHAT HE CALLS
A BAD DEAL.
>> NEAR MCCOOL JUNCTION, THESE
TERMS RESEMBLE MORE SURRENDER A
COUNTRY SIGNS WHEN THEY SIGN
AFTER LOSING A WAR
TAYLOR: MEANWHILE, SOME CONTEND
IT WILL BE THE SAFEST WAY TO
TRANSPORT OIL.
OTHERS SAY THERE IS NO GUARANTEE
THE OIL WILL END UP IN THE U.S.
AND IT IS TOO BIG A RISK.
DO WE WANT TO BE A TAR SANDS
>> INTERSTATE IN NEBRASKA?
I DON'T THINK SO.
TAYLOR THE COMMISSION IS LOOKING
: AT OTHER LOCATIONS FOR
MEETINGS WHERE PEOPLE CAN SPEAK
OR VOICE CONCERNS.
THERE WERE ALSO BE A FIVE-DAY
PUBLIC HEARING IN AUGUST WHERE
TRANSCANADA AND LANDOWNERS CAN
PRESENT EVIDENCE AND MAKE THEIR
CASES.
A PUBLIC COMMENT PORTION WILL
TAKE PLACE AT THAT MEETING AS
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Kentucky woman leads state police on chase into Fayette County, says she's Hillary Clinton - Duration: 1:25.
WERE FINALLY ABLE TO
STOP HER.
REPORTER: THE CHASE ENDED IN
THIS AREA NOT FAR FROM THIS
RESORT.
IT STARTED MILES AWAY ACROSS THE
BORDER IN MARYLAND, AND WHEN THE
DRIVER WAS ARRESTED SHE TOLD
POLICE HER NAME WAS HILLARY
CLINTON.
THIS IS HOLLY DONAHOO, A
23-YEAR-OLD KENTUCKY WOMAN WHO
POLICE IN MARYLAND TRIED TO PULL
OVER ON TUESDAY AFTER THEY
THOUGHT SHE WAS DRIVING WHILE
INTOXICATED.
SHE APPARENTLY LED CHASE TO
ROUTE 40 IN FAYETTE COUNTY AND
TROOPERS CAUGHT UP TO HER BEFORE
MAKING THEIR NEXT MOVE HALF A
MILE UP THE ROAD.
>> OTHER MEMBERS OF THE STATE
POLICE WERE ABLE TO GO AHEAD OF
THIS SUSPECTED VEHICLE AND
DEPLOY SPIKE STRIPS.
REPORTER: THE SPIKE STRIPS
WORKED AND HER CAR CAME TO A
STOP RIGHT ABOUT HERE.
POLICE SAY NOT ONLY DID SHE
REFUSE TO GET OUT OF THE CAR --
>> SHE LOCKED HER DOORS AND
REFUSED POLICE COMMANDS TO OPEN
THE DOOR AND EXIT THE VEHICLE.
REPORTER: BUT SHE WAS APPARENTLY
CONFUSED ABOUT HER IDENTITY.
>> WHEN TROOPERS ASKED HER TO
TRY TO IDENTIFY HERSHEY TOLD
THEM THAT SHE IS HILLARY
CLINTON.
REPORTER: IT IS APPARENT THAT
WAS NOT THE CASE.
>> THAT WAS THE KNOW THE CASE,
THAT'S CORRECT.
REPORTER: SHE WAS NOT THE FORMER
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.
SHE DID EARN SEVERAL CHARGES
AFTER INVESTIGATORS SAW SEVERAL
OPEN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN THE
BACK OF HER CAR.
SHE IS AWAITING HER PRELIMINARY
HEARING FROM THE FAYETTE COUNTY
JAIL.
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News 8 checks in on eaglets in Hanover Eagle Cam - Duration: 0:41.
3
WE WANT
KIM: WE WANT TO UPDATE YOU ON
THE EAGLETS IN YORK COUNTY.
THIS IS WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE
AFTER THE SECOND ONE HATCHED IN
MARCH.
THE STATE GAME COMMISSION SAID
THEY TYPICALLY BEGIN TO FLY AT
AROUND THREE MONTHS OLD SO WE
CAN LOOK FOR THEM TO START
FLYING SOON.
THE GAME COMMISSION PUT TOGETHER
A TIME LAPSE VIDEO OF THE EAGLES
SINCE THEY WERE FIRST HATCHED.
WE HAVE A LINK TO IT ON OUR
FACEBOOK PAGE.
RON: THEY LOOK COUNTRY.
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Part 19 | Customize Blogger Template Completely (1) | Blogger Course in Urdu/Hindi - Duration: 12:01.
Part 19 | Customize Blogger Template Completely (1) | Blogger Course in Urdu/Hindi
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Road repaving work continues in Birmingaham - Duration: 1:58.
THERE,
BUT JUST BE CAREFUL ON THE ROAD.
A WELCOME SIGHT FOR MANY
DRIVERS, ROUGH ROADS GETTING
REPAVED.
BRITTANY DECKER JOINS US LIVE ON
WHO IS SEEING THE IMPROVEMENTS
FIRS
REPORTER: PEOPLE LIVING HERE ON
40TH STREET SOUTHWEST DEAL WITH
THESE BUMPY ROADS AND MASSIVE
POTHOLES EVERY DAY, SO THEY ARE
SO HAPPY THAT SOMETHING IS
GETTING DONE.
THIS IS A CITY WIDE PROJECT
THAT'S JUST GETTI STARTED.
CRUMBLING ROADS IN THE CITY.
>> THEY NEED TO FIX SOME ROADS.
REPORTER: MANY MOTORISTS AGREE
NEED TO BE REPAIRED.
HE LIVES ON PARK AVENUE OFF OF
40TH STREET SOUTHWEST IN
BIRMINGHAM.
HE HIT POTHOLES?
>> EVERY DAY.
SO IT'S GOOD NEWS THAT THEY ARE
PLANNING O REPAIRING.
REPORTER: HE SAYS USE --
THE MAYOR SAYS THEY ARE
FULFILLING A PROMISE MADE TO
CITIZENS.
>> THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF A
$10 MILLION, FIVE-YEAR
COMMITMENT TO RESURFACE ROADS IN
THE COMMUNITIES.
REPORTER: NEARLY HALF THE ROADS
IN BIRMINGHAM ARE IN POOR OR
MODE --
MEDIOCRE CONDITION.
POT HOLDS OR ROUGH CONDITIONS
CAN MEAN MORE MONEY OUT OF YOUR
POCKET.
THE STUDY CALCULATES THIS
BIRMINGHAM DRIVERS LOSE AN
AVERAGE OF ALMOST $5 HUB I --
$500 IN VEHIC COST.
HE NEEDED NEW RIMS AND HIS SON
HAD DAMAGE TO HIS CAR TOO.
>> HE HIT A POTHOLE, THEN AND
BUSTED HIS TIRE.
REPORTER: WITH A NEW FIX, MAYOR
BELL SAYS HE WANTS TO MAKE SURE
THE ROADS ARE BETTER AND
STRONGER.
>> IT COMES DOWN TO THE ASPHALT
MIXTURE AND THE NEW TECHNOLOGY
THAT GOES INTO PRODUCING THAT
ASPHALT THAT WILL MAKE THE ROADS
LAST LONGER.
>> SOME OF THAT MONEY IS GOING
TOWARD AN IMPORTANT CAUSE OF
MAKING THE CITY STREETS HANDICAP
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Woodlawn High's urban farming program offers students much more than paying job - Duration: 1:33.
HE WAS A BABY.
ANCHOR: A THRIVING URBAN FARM AT
ONE CITY SCHOOL IS GROWING MORE
THAN VEGGIES.
KIERRA SHOWS US HOW STUDENTS ARE
SPROUTING TO BECOME BETTER
PEOPLE WHO ARE IMPROVING THEIR
COMMUNITY.
REPORTER: IT'S NOT THE MOST FUN
PART OF FARMING, BUT WEEDING IS
ONE OF THE MANY SKILLS HE
ACQUIRED DURING HIS TIME AT THE
URBAN FARMING CLASS.
>> I LIKE TO SEE WHAT I DO, AND
SEEING THIS STUFF GROW, SEEING
IT DO GOOD IS LIKE A THING FOR
ME.
REPORTER: PARTNERING WITH THE
JONES VALLEY TEACHING FARM, THE
CLATION OFFERS A HANDFUL OF
STUDENTS PAID POSITIONS,
TEACHING THEM EVERYTHING FROM
PLANTING TO HOW TO RUN A
BUSINESS.
TUESDAY MARKED THE BEGINNING OF
WOODLAWN'S FARMERS MARKET
SEASON.
URBAN FARM MANAGER, A GRADUATE
OF WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL HIMSELF,
ENJOYS SHARING HIS PASSION
TELLING US THERE'S A LOT TO
LEARN FROM THIS CLASSROOM.
>> FARMING IS NOT JUST ABOUT THE
FOOD, BUT ALSO IS A LIFE SKILL.
>> LEARNING HOW TO TAKE CARE OF
THINGS IS A RESPONSIBILITY, AND
RESPONSIBILITY NEVER HURTS
ANYBODY.
>> THEY WILL HAVE THAT IDEA, I
WANT SOMETHING, I HAVE TO DO
SOMETHING ABOUT IT.
REPORTER: CULTIVATING A STRONG
WORK ETHIC AND A LOVE FOR THEIR
NEIGHBORHOOD.
ANCHOR: THE MARKET IS OPEN TO
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AG celebrates Drug Takeback Day success - Duration: 2:19.
PEOPLE HAVE GOTTEN JOBS THROUGH
THE STATE'S WORK REFERRAL
PROGRAM.
TONIGHT, IN THE STATE OF
ADDICTION WE'RE HEARING FROM
FAMILY MEMBERS WHOSE LOVED DIED
ONES FROM OPIOID OVERDOSES.
THIS AS THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND
THE DEA ANNOUNCED HOW MUCH
PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION WAS
GATHERED DURING THE TAKE BACK
PROGRAM THIS WEEKEND.
40/29'S BRETT RAINS IS IN LITTLE
ROCK TONIGHT.
REPORTER: THE TWO MEN YOU'RE
ABOUT TO MEET BOTH HAD SONS WHO
WERE COLLEGE STUDENTS WHEN THEY
DIED FROM A DRUG OVERDOSE.
>> IT SEEMS LIKE IT'S ALMOST
UNCONTROLLABLE WHAT'S GOING ON
IN OUR COUNTRY, ESPECIALLY IN
ARKANSAS.
REPORTER: FOR ANDY AGAR, OPIOID
ABUSE IS PERSONAL.
>> IT'S VERY VERY PERSONAL, I
LOST MY SON TO IT.
REPORTER: JAKE AGAR WAS A U OF A
STUDENT.
HE PASSED AWAY IN 2013 FROM
OVERDOSING ON FENTANYL, WHICH IS
OFTEN USED BY CANCER PATIENTS.
>> THERE ARE NO BOUNDARIES IT
CAN GO ANYWHERE, IT CAN BE YOUR
MOST WELL TO DO FAMILY OR YOUR
MOST LEAST TO DO FAMILIES, IT
JUST TOUCHES EVERYBODY
>> WILLIAM, HIS DRUG ABUSE
WAS LESS THAN FOUR MONTHS OF HIS
LIFE AND THAT'S REMARKABLE THAT
HE'S DEAD.
THAT JUST TELLS YOU HOW QUICKLY
THINGS CAN SPIRAL OUT OF CONTROL
AND HOW DEADLY THE DRUGS ARE.
REPORTER: WILLIAM DOERHOOF
PASSED AWAY LAST YEAR FROM A
HEROIN OVERDOSE.
HIS FATHER SAYS THE ADDICTION
STARTED WITH PRESCRIPTION PILLS.
>> WILL'S LIFE EXEMPLIFIES THAT
THIS IS NOT A LIFESTYLE CHOICE
IT'S A LIFE ENDING CHOICE.
REPORTER: TODAY THE DRUG
ENFORCEMENT ADNISTRATION AND
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ANNOUNCED
IN TOTAL MORE THAN 24,000 POUNDS
OF PILLS AND MEDICATIONS WERE
COLLECTED.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE
ORGANIZES THE EVENT TWICE A YE
BUT SHE SAYS --
>> WE NEED TAKE BACK EVERY
SINGLE DAY AND THAT'S WHY DAYS
LIKE TODAY ARE SO IMPORTANT THAT
WE CONTINUE TO RAISE AWARENE
OF THIS EPIDEMIC ACROSS OUR
STATE.
REPORTER: AND YOU CAN DROP OFF
YOUR UNUSED PRESCRIPTIONS AT
MOST OF YOUR LOCAL POLICE
DEPARTMENTS ANYTIME.
IN LITTLE ROCK BRETT RAINS 40/29
NEWS.
CRAIG: APPROXIMATELY 6,000
POUNDS OF MEDICATION WAS
COLLECTED IN NORTHWEST ARKANSAS.
MORE THAN 2,000 POUNDS WAS
COLLECTED IN THE RIVER VALLEY.
SINCE THE TAKE-BACK PROGRAM
BEGAN MORE THAN 72 TONS OF
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