Youtube daily Jun 24 2017

ON MORE

SHANNON:GOOGLE'S PROJECT

SUNROOF IS AN INTERACTIVE

WEBSITE AIMED AT GETTING MORE

PEOPLE TO INSTALL SOLAR PANELS

ON THEIR HOMES.AND THIS MONTH,

GOOGLE IS ROLLING OUT AN

UPDATE THAT BRINGS DATA TO

YOUR DOORSTEP. KXAN'S ROSIE

NEWBERRY SHOWS US HOW TO USE

IT.ONE OF THE BEST FINANCIAL

DECISIONS I'VE EVER MADE, NO

QUESTION ABOUT IT.BARRY

LOVELACE LIVES IN THE MUELLER

NEIGHBORHOOD. THE FIRST THING

YOU HAVE TO DO IS TO GET SOLAR.

HE GOT SOLAR PANELS INSTALLED

ON HIS HOUSE ABOUT FOUR YEARS

AGO.WE WERE THE FIRST. AND

THEN THE NEIGHBORS AND THEN

THE NEIGHBORS AND THEN THE

NEIGHBORS! AND SO NOW THERE'S

A HALF DOZEN OF THEM AT LEAST

ON MCBEE STREET.THE MUELLER

NEIGHBORHOOD IS FULL OF RED

DOTS. THESE ARE MARKERS ON

GOOGLE'S PROJECT SUNROOF THAT

INDICATE WHICH HOMES ALREADY

HAVE SOLAR PANELS. BECAUSE

HERE'S THE DEAL: PEER PRESSURE

WORKS.PEOPLE IN CALIFORNIA,

CONNECTICUT, REGARDLESS OF

WHERE YOU ARE DO TEND TO BE

MORE LIKELY TO INSTALL SOLAR

IF THEIR NEIGHBORS INSTALL

SOLAR.DR. KEN GILLINGHAM'S

RESEARCH IS AT THE HEART OF

PROJECT SUNROOF'S NEW UPDATE.

YOU ARE MOSTLY INFLUENCED BY

THOSE ON YOUR STREET, BUT

IMPACTS CAN ALSO BE SEEN AT A

ZIPCODE AND EVEN REGIONAL

LEVEL.IF MANY OF YOUR

NEIGHBORS INSTALL SOLAR, THAT

CREATES A DIFFERENT SOCIAL

NORM AROUND SOLAR. PEOPLE

BECOME MORE COMFORTABLE WITH

IT.GOOGLE'S INTERACTIVE

WEBSITE ALSO SHOWS HOMEOWNERS

OPTIONS TO BUY, LEASE AND LOAN

SOLAR PANELS.AS THE PRICE OF

PANELS DECREASES, MORE AND

MORE PEOPLE WILL FIND IT

FINANCIALLY FEASIBLE TO INVEST.

IN AUSTIN, ROSIE NEWBERRY,

KXAN NEWS.SHANNON: THE SOLAR

ENERGIES INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION

SAYS THE PRICE OF INSTALLING

SOLAR POWER IN TEXAS HAS

DROPPED 64-PERCENT IN THE LAST

FIVE YEARS. TEXAS IS 9TH IN

THE NATION IN THE AMOUNT OF

SOLAR POWER ALREADY INSTALLED,

BUT THE LONE STAR STATE HAS

THE HIGHEST CAPACITY FOR SOLAR

POWER IN THE UNITED STATES.

SHANNON: AND HERE'S A LOOK AT

THE ROLE SOLAR PLAYS FOR

AUSTIN ENERGY CUSTOMERS. YOU

CAN SEE HERE -- ABOUT A

QUARTER OF THE ENERGY IT'S

PRODUCING RIGHT NOW -- IS FROM

RENEWABLE SOURCES. OF THAT --

ABOUT A THIRD IS COMING FROM

SOLAR SOURCES -- LIKE THE EAST

PECOS SOLAR FACILITY IN PECOS

COUNTY. IT CAN PRODUCE ENOUGH

ELECTRICITY TO POWER 24-

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Tough rescue for adorable ducklings in Somerville - Duration: 1:17.

A BIT OF A WICKET.

MARIA: A BIT OF A WICKET.

I LIKE THAT.

NEWSCENTER 5'S NICHOLE BERLIE

HAS THEIR STORY FROM SOMERVILL

NICHOLE: MUCH ADO ABOUT

DUCKLINGS, FRIDAY MORNING IN

SOMERVILLE.

>> THERE IS A SMALL PIPE.

THAT'S GOT TO BE WHERE THEY ARE.

NICHOLE: THE BABY DUCKS FELL

THROUGH A GRATE AT THE VNA

SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY, SOT,

-- SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY.

>> THE MOTHER WAS TRYING TO

ROUND UP HER BABIES.

NICHOLE: AND AS DUCKLINGS WILL

DO THEY ALL FOLLOWED ENDING UP

STRANDED.

>> I CAME UP WITH THE GREAT IDEA

OF GETTING THE MALLARD NOISE

DOWN TO THE BABIES SO THEY'D

THINK IT WAS THEIR MOM.

AND IT WAS A BRILLIANT IDEA, BUT

IT DIDN'T WORK.

[LAUGHTER]

NICHOLE: SO THEY CALLED IN THE

RESCUE TROOPS.

>> WE ARE DOING THE BEST WE CAN

TO GET THEM OUT.

NICHOLE: SOMERVILLE FIREFIGHTERS

AND ANIMAL CONTROL ON THE SCEN

BUT THE SEARCH IS ON FOR THEIR

, TWO SIBLINGS.

>> APPARENTLY THEY HAD A NEST

HERE IN THE COURTYARD OF THE

FEE IN WE'VE GOT 2 OUT, WE'RE

MAY.

JUST VERIFYING THERE'S NOTHING

MORE DOWN THERE.

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10 YouTubers Reimagined As Cartoon Cartoons! (Jacksepticeye, DanTDM, Jake Paul) - Duration: 12:40.

10 youtubers reimagined as cartoon cartoons

For more infomation >> 10 YouTubers Reimagined As Cartoon Cartoons! (Jacksepticeye, DanTDM, Jake Paul) - Duration: 12:40.

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Joe Diaz' Friday Weather Forecast - Duration: 1:34.

TODD: WE WILL SPREAD AT.

>> WE WILL UPDATE YOU.

WE HAVE WIND ADVISORY THAT KICKS

IN.

IT IS FROM 6:00 UNTIL 2:00 THE

MORNING AND IT IS DOWN TO THE

I-40 CORRIDOR AND INTO DOWNTOWN

AREA.

BE CAREFUL OF THE NORTHWEST

CROSSWINDS.

THE HEAT WAVE WILL BE IN.

100 DEGREES RIGHT NOW.

THE FOURTH TIME IN A ROW WE HAVE

HAD THAT AND THAT HAPPENS ONLY

ONCE EVERY 14 YEARS.

WE WILL HAVE THE SCATTERED DATA

DORMS INTO THE EVENING.

THE HIGHS INTO THE 70'S AND

80'S.

WE WILL START WITH CANYON AND

THEN SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS

DEVELOP.

THERE COULD BE SOME SMALL HAIL.

BE ALERT IN THE AFTERNOON.

THAT IS TOMORROW.

LOOK AT THE BIG COOL DOWN, 10 TO

20 DEGREES ACROSS EASTERN PARTS

OF NEW MEXICO.

STILL HOT.

IT IS INTO SOUTHWESTERN

COLORADO.

THE 70 FORECAST LOOKS LIKE THE

HANGING THE WINDS IN THE

MORNING.

THE THUNDERSTORMS WRAPPING UP A

BIT MORE DURING THE DAY IN

AFTERNOON AND EVENING HOURS ON

SUNDAY.

THIS SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS

TRIGGERING ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS

AND DRIFTING EAST.

WE STILL HAVE THOSE THE

WORKAROUND FOR MONDAY BUT IT

For more infomation >> Joe Diaz' Friday Weather Forecast - Duration: 1:34.

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Changes announced for Jackson water bills - Duration: 1:04.

SOME CHANGES ARE BEING MADE FOR

JACKSON RESIDENTS WHO MAIL-IN

THEIR WATER BILL PAYMENT.

JACKSON CITY COUNCILMAN KENNETH

STOKES SAYS MAILED-IN WATER

PAYMENTS WILL NOW HAVE TO BE

SENT TO MEMPHIS.

STOKES SAYS RESIDENTS CAN STILL

MAKE PAYMENTS IN PERSON AT

METROCENTER, BUT MAILING

PAYMENTS TO MEMPHIS MIGHT BE

INCONVINIENT FOR ELDERLY

CUSTOMERS.

AND HE SAYS IT MAY EVEN COST

LOCAL JOBS.

>> FOR THE NEXT TWO MONTHS, 60

DAYS, THEY WILL CHECK WITH LOCAL

PROSPECTS.

AFTER THAT THEY WON'T EVEN CHECK

WITH THEM.

IF YOU SEND MONEY WHERE YOU'VE

BEEN SENDING IT AND NOT GO TO

MEMPHIS TENNESSEE, THEN YOUR

PAYMENT MAY NOT EVEN BE

RECORDED.

WE WILL ALLOW OTHER CITIES AND

STATES TO MAKE MONEY FROM

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI WINCH WE

SHOULD KEEP OUR MONEY IN

JACKSON.

KEEGAN: STOKES SAYS HE PLANS TO

ADDRESS THE MAIL-IN WATER

PAYMENT ISSUE DURING TUESDAY'S

COUNCIL MEETING.

HE HOPES THE CITY WATER WORKS

WILL RECONSIDER SENDING PAYMENTS

For more infomation >> Changes announced for Jackson water bills - Duration: 1:04.

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String of car break-ins lead police on wild case - Duration: 1:10.

E WHO DID NOT

WANT TO BE NEXT.

>> OFFICES WHEN UNABLE TO FIND

THE SUSPECT.

>> IT IS UNEASY KNOWING THAT

PEOPLE ARE STILL OUT THERE DOING

THEIR THING.

>> A MAN BROKE INTO SEVERAL CARS

AT THE GOLF COURSE WHEN HE WAS

CONFRONTED BY ONE CAR OWNER.

HE WENT INTO THE STOLEN TRUCK

AND SPED OFF.

YOU'RE PLAYING GOLF OVER HERE

AND YOU CAN SEE YOUR CAR.

>> YEAH, A NICE VIEW.

>> THEY WERE SPOTTED AT THE SLOW

SHOP AND AN OFFICER CONFRONTED

HIM AND HE RAMMED HIS SQUAD CAR

BEFORE RUNNING OFF.

>> THIS IS SUCH A NICE

NEIGHBORHOOD THAT WE SHOULD NOT

BE WORRIED.

>> POLICE WERE ABLE TO FIND THE

CAR ON THE SOUTHWEST SIDE.

INSIDE, SEVERAL BAGS AND

SUITCASES FILLED WITH STOLEN

ITEMS.

>> IT SEEMS LIKE IT IS COMMON.

THERE IS BEEN A LOT OF NOT JUST

AUTO THEFTS BUT HOME BURGLARIES

AND STUFF LIKE THAT.

>> POLICE ASKING ANYONE WITH THE

MISSING ITEMS TO STOP BY AND SEE

For more infomation >> String of car break-ins lead police on wild case - Duration: 1:10.

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Cutting Edge: Superpedestrian - Duration: 3:00.

ED: BICYCLES HAVE BECOME MORE

AND MORE POPULAR IN

MASSACHUSETTS.

NOT JUST FOR FUN AND RECREATION

BUT ALSO FOR COMMUTING.

MARIA: AND A LOCAL COMPANY IS

HELPING MAKE THAT RIDE TO WORK A

LOT EASIER.

MIKE WANKUM HAS TONIGHT'S

CUTTING EDGE.

MIKE: THERE ARE MORE THAN 100

MILLION BICYCLES IN THE WORLD'S,

TWICE THE NUMBER OF CARS ON THE

ROAD.

ONLY 1% OF U.S. WORKERS USED TO

WHEELS TO GET TO WORK.

>> THE BIKE HAS BEEN AROUND FOR

150 YEARS.

IT IS A GREAT VEHICLE.

IT STAYED PRETTY MUCH THE SAME

OVERTIME AND OUR CITIES

STRETCHED.

REPORTER: CAMBRIDGE HAS ONE OF

THE HIGHEST RATES OF BICYCLE

COMMUTERS IN THE COUNTRY.

IT MAKES SENSE IT WOULD BE HOME

TO SUPER PEDESTRIAN.

THE COPENHAGEN WHEEL GIVES EXTRA

PEDAL POWER.

>> THE SYSTEM SORT OF DETECTS

YOUR BODY MOVEMENT AND IMITATES

YOU.

IT MAKES YOU 10 TIMES STRONGER,

SOMETIMES MORE IN THE PROCESS.

THIS IN STATION IS LIKE DOING

ALL THE WORK.

YOU THINK YOU'RE SUPERMAN OR

WONDER WOMAN.

MIKE: THE IDEA OF THE WHEEL IS

NOT TO MAKE YOU A RACER.

IT DOES MAKE IT A MUCH MORE

ENJOYABLE RIDE.

YOU WILL NOT EVEN BE SWEATY WHEN

YOU GET THERE AS A COMMUTER.

>> OUR OWN BATTERY, OUR OWN

CONTROLLERS.

ALL DEDICATED TO TELLING WHAT

YOUR BODY IS DOING.

AT THE MILLISECOND LEVEL.

REPORTER: ALL THAT TECHNOLOGY IS

INSIDE THIS HUB.

IT EVEN HAS A SECURITY FEATURE.

>> WHEN YOU COME TO THE BIKE AND

IT STARTS MOVING IT, IT GOES

INTO YOUR PHONE, ASKS IF YOU

HAVE THE RIGHT TO USE THIS BIKE.

IF YOU DO IT ENABLES A SECURE

CONNECTION.

REPORTER: THE WHEELS CHARGE

LASTS FOR 30 MILES AND WILL

CAUSE YOU ABOUT 1500 TILES.

IT WILL WORK WITH ANY OF YOUR

CURRENT MILES.

>> I TOOK IT OUTSIDE HERE IN THE

BACK.

A SLIGHT UPHILL INTO A HEADWIND

AND I FLEW RIGHT THROUGH IT.

I FELT LIKE I WAS GOING TO THE

MOON.

HE DESCRIBED IT A TWO WHEEL

TESLA.

MARIA: THIS IS A BIG STUDIO.

YOU COULD.

DON'T TELL ANYBODY.

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Flash flooding plaguing communities in Indiana County - Duration: 1:22.

EY'VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE

THIS.

REPORTER: HERE AND IN OTHER

SMALL COMMUNITIES ACROSS INDIANA

COUNTY, SPHUL COMMUNITIES AR

SMALL COMMUNITIES ARE FACING BIG

PROBLEMS AS A RESULT OF FLASH

FLOODING.

CHERRY RUN CREEK THREATENED TO

CUT OFF DIRECT ACCESS TO THIS

CITY OF EDGE WOOD'S HOME.

THE OWNER HAS NEVER SEEN IT THIS

BAD.

WHAT IS MISSING AT THE END OF

YOUR BLOCK.

>> A WALKING BRIDGE IT'S DOWN

WRAPPED AROUND THE TREE.

IT TOOK OUT THE BACK OF THE

GARAGE WHEN IT FOLDED UP AND

WENT DROWN STREAM.

REPORTER: MANY ROADS CLOSED.

PENNDOT HAD TO CLOSE AND SHORE

UP A BRIDGE PORTION OF ROUTE

422.

>> JUST NONSTOP FLOODING, ROADS

CLOSED.

IT'S BEEN A LOT OF CONDITIONS

THAT MADE IT REALLY DIFFICULT

FOR US TO TRY TO MAINTAIN A

PASSABLE ROAD.

REPORTER: THE MAYOR IS CLEARING

OUT HER FLOODED BASEMENT AND

GOING ON TWO HOURS SLEEP.

>> WE WILL ALL STICK TOGETHER

LIKE WE DID BEFORE AND WE'LL GET

THROUGH THIS.

>> THE AMERICAN RED CROSS TELLS

US ITS RECEIPT IS WIL

REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE OUT IN

THE FIELD THROUGH THE WEEKEND

ASSESSING NEEDS AND SEEING WHAT

For more infomation >> Flash flooding plaguing communities in Indiana County - Duration: 1:22.

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Police hand out teddy bears to tell children everything is OK - Duration: 1:10.

STOR

>> WHAT WE DON'T WANT IS A CHILD

TO SEE A POLICE OFFICER AND THEY

SHOW UP AND IT'S USUALLY RELATED

TO AN INCIDENT THAT IS BAD FOR

THEM.

REPORTER: AN OBJECT USED TO TELL

CHILDREN IT'S OK, USED BY

OKLAHOMA CITY POLICE TO HELP

CHILDREN FEEL BETTER WHEN POLICE

ARE CALLED TO A SITUATION.

>> WE DON'T WANT THEM TO

ASSOCIATE NEGATIVE WITH POLICE.

TIFFANY: MORE THAN 100 TEDDY

BEARS WERE GATHERED AT TODAY'S

EVENT, HOSTED BY THE LOCAL

CHAPTER OF THE ORGANIZATION,

JACK AND JIL

>> WHENEVER WE HOST A TEEN

LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE, WE LIKE

TO SERVE THE NEEDS IN THE

COMMUNITY.

TIFFANY: THOSE NEEDS?

TEDDY BEARS.

THIS IS PART OF THEIR COMMUNITY

SERVICE TEDDY BEAR PROJECT.

>> I'VE BEEN ON THE DEPARTMENT

24 YEARS.

AND WHEN I WAS ON THE BLACK I

CARRIED TEDDY BEARS AND TOYS IN

MY CAR ALL THE TIME AND I'VE

GIVEN OUT A BUNCH.

TIFFANY: OFFICER MARTIN SAYS

OFFICERS USUALLY KEEP TWO OR

THREE IN THEIR CARS.

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Drenching Rains Move Out - Duration: 4:30.

>> CINCINNATI'S CERTIFIED MOST

ACCURATE FORECAST.

KEVIN: A LITTLE BIT OF GOOD NEWS

FOR YOU AND THAT IS THE FACT THE

HEAVIEST RAINS HAVE COME TO AN

END FOR METRO CINCINNATI.

ESPECIALLY ACROSS PARTS OF BROWN

AND ADAMS COUNTY, ALSO RECKON

MASON.

THIS IS WHERE THE FLOOD THREAT

WILL BE THE GREATEST OVER THE

NEXT COUPLE HOURS.

THERE COULD BE STORM LEFT OVER

THE NEXT ONE TO TWO HOURS AS

WELL.

STILL GOT THOSE TROPICAL RINGS

COMING DOWN.

YOU SEE THESE BRIGHTER COLORS,

THAT IS WHERE DOES THE HEAVIEST.

CROSSING THE OHIO RIVER, JUST

DRENCHING RAINS AROUND THE

GEORGETOWN COMMUNITY.

YOU WANT TO BE ON THE LOOKOUT

FOR WATER IN LOW-LYING AREAS AND

SMALLER CREEKS AND STREAMS.

THESE RAINFALL RATES ARE GOING

TO LEAD TO QUICK RISES.

VERY CAREFUL TO THE SOUTH AND

EAST.

IF YOU DOWN THERE IN BROWN ARE

ADAMS COUNTY, BE ON THE LOOKOUT

FOR THIS TORRENTIAL RAIN.

ALL THE SAME STORY.

WE HAVE QUITE A SWAMP ACROSS THE

HEART OF THE VIEWING AREA.

FROM HIGHLAND COUNTY THROUGH

HAMILTON COUNTY.

A SOLID TO FOUR INCHES OF RAIN

HAS FALLEN.

THAT CORRESPONDS WITH WHERE YOU

HAVE THE FLASH FLOOD WARNING.

NEW WARNINGS ARE BEING ISSUED IN

PARTS OF ADAMS AS THE HEAVIER

RAIN BEGINS TO SHIFT ITS WAY OFF

TOWARDS THE SOUTH AND EAST.

ANISTON, ALMOST 4.5 INCHES.

MILFORD, JUST SHY OF THREE

INCHES.

MOST OF THAT FELL WITHIN A THREE

TO FOUR HOUR WINDOW.

THAT IS WHY WE HAVE THE FLOOD

WARNINGS IN EFFECT.

LAWRENCEBURG OVER 2.25 INCHES.

GOOD NEWS HERE IN THE METRO, THE

HEAVIEST RAIN IS ENDING.

LOOKS LIKE WE WILL DEAL WITH

RAIN THROUGH EIGHT OR 9:00.

IT WILL BE A WET ONE THIS

EVENING.

ONE WAY YOU KNOW AIR IS FULL OF

MOISTURE, LOOK AT THE CLOUDS AND

HOW LOW THEY ARE TO THE GROUND.

IT IS LIKE BEING IN THE RAIN

FOREST.

70 DEGREES AT THE AIRPORT.

TEMPERATURES PRETTY UNIFORM.

SOME OF YOU IN THE UPPER 60'S.

WE HAVE THE SQUEEZE PLAY.

HEADING TOWARDS LEXINGTON AT A

STRONG COLD FRONT PUSHING FOR

INDIANAPOLIS TONIGHT.

THE GOOD NEWS IS BEHIND THIS

FRONT LIES SOME DRIER AIR.

SUNSHINE IS BACK FOR TOMORROW.

BY 8:00 A LOT OF THE RAINS

SHIFTING EAST.

BY MIDNIGHT MOST OF US ARE

DRYING OUT.

SUNSHINE RETURNS FOR THE

WEEKEND.

I CANNOT CALL IT COMPLETELY RAIN

FREE AS A INC. THERE IS THE

POTENTIAL FOR A STRAY SHOWER.

BY AND LARGE, THE WEEKEND LOOKS

NICE.

IT WILL BE MUCH BETTER THAN

TODAY.

TONIGHT, 63 DEGREES.

HERE IN THE METRO THAT SHOULD

WRAP UP BETWEEN 8:00 AND 9:00.

WE WILL BE AROUND 80 DEGREES.

65 DEGREES TO START.

74 DEGREES BY LUNCHTIME.

HERE'S YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST.

KEEP THE CHANCE FOR A FEW STRAY

SHOWERS THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.

NOTHING AS HEAVY AS WHAT WE HAVE

BEEN DEALING WITH.

UNSEASONABLY COOL WEATHER FOR

JUNE.

THOSE OVERNIGHT LOWS ARE DOWN

THERE IN THE 50'S.

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5 Investigates: Spotlight on alarming suspension rates in Boston - Duration: 4:02.

ED: 5 INVESTIGATES SHINING A

SPOTLIGHT ON ALARMING SCHOOL

SUSPENSION RATES IN BOSTON.

EMILY: MIKE BEAUDET STARTED

WORKING ON THIS STORY LAST FALL

AND DISCOVERED, CITY SCHOOLS ARE

NOW WORKING TO END THE TROUBLING

PATTERN.

MIKE: RENE LEGUERRE IS ONE OF

THE STATISTICS.

HOW MANY TIMES DID YOU GET

SUSPENDED?

>> I CAN'T COUNT.

I KNOW IT'S MORE THAN MY HANDS

COULD COUNT.

MIKE SUSPENDED FROM BOSTON

: PUBLIC SCHOOLS OVER AND OVER

AGAIN.

>> I WASN'T PRODUCTIVE.

THAT WAS THE BIG PROBLEM.

MIKE SUSPENSIONS ARE A BIG

: PROBLEM PLAGUING BOSTON

ACCORDING TO DATA FROM THE CITY.

MORE THAN 5500 SUSPENSIONS IN

THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR.

THAT NUMBER JUMPED TO MORE THAN

6400 THE NEXT YEAR.

AND 96% OF THE SUSPENSIONS

INVOLVED BLACK OR HISPANIC

STUDENTS, EVEN THOUGH BLACKS AND

HISPANICS MAKE UP 74% OF THE

STUDENT POPULATION.

ARE THESE NUMBERS A PROBLEM?

>> I THINK THEY'RE ALWAYS A

PROBLEM.

WE WANT TO KEEP KIDS IN SCHOOL

WHERE WE KNOW THEY'RE LEARNING,

THEY'RE SAFE AND THEY'RE WITH

THEIR PEERS.

MIKE JODIE ELGEE IS SENIOR

: DIRECTOR OF BOSTON PUBLIC

SCHOOLS SAFE AND WELCOMING

SCHOOLS CENTER.

WHY ARE SO MANY STUDENTS GETTING

SUSPENDED?

>> WELL I THINK FOR VARIOUS

, REASONS.

THERE'S A LOT OF POVERTY THAT

STUDENTS FACE.

THERE ARE ISSUES WITH VIOLENCE

IN THE COMMUNITY.

THEY'RE COMING TO OUR SCHOOLS

WITH TRAUMA.

MANY OF THEIR PARENTS DID NOT

HAVE POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS WITH

THE BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE

PAST. AND THE IMPORTANCE OF

EDUCATION IS NOT NECESSARILY

THERE.

MIKE MADISON PARK TECHNICAL

: VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL IS THE

BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOL WITH THE

MOST SUSPENSIONS 342.

, BUT ELGEE SAYS THE CITY IS

AWARE OF THE PROBLEM AND IS

MAKING CHANGES, INCLUDING MOVING

AWAY FROM A ZERO-TOLERANCE

POLICY WHEN STUDENTS MISBEHAVE.

>> THE CODE OF CONDUCT HAS

RECENTLY BEEN REVAMPED WITH A

FOCUS ON PROGRESSIVE MEASURES

AND A FOCUS ON EDUCATION AS

OPPOSED TO PUNISHMENT.

MIKE: THREE PRIVATE SCHOOLS

AFFILIATED WITH THE CITY ACCOUNT

FOR ALMOST A QUARTER OF THE

SUSPENSIONS.

UP ACADEMY BOSTON, UP ACADEMY

DORCHESTER AND UP ACADEMY

, HOLLAND HAD A COMBINED 1,484

SUSPENSIONS.

CITY COUNCILOR TITO JACKSON IS

CHAIR OF THE COUNCIL'S EDUCATION

COMMITTEE.

THE HOLLAND SCHOOL IS NOW AN UP

ACADEMY AND THEY HAD 68

KINDERGARTENERS THAT WERE

SUSPENDED LAST YEAR.

OUT OF SCHOOL.

THAT IS UNCONSCIONABLE TO

-- UNCONSCIONABLE.

MIKE: UP ACADEMY TELLS US IT

STOPPED SUSPENDING

KINDERGARTENERS IN FEBRUARY

2016.

IN A STATEMENT A SPOKESWOMAN

SAYS, IN PART., WE ARE VERY

PROUD TO REPORT THAT THIS SCHOOL

YEAR, WE'VE BEEN ABLE TO

DECREASE SUSPENSIONS BY OVER 50%

BY ENGAGING IN A NUMBER OF

IMPORTANT INITIATIVES AROUND

FAMILY ENGAGEMENT, ALTERNATIVE

CONSEQUENCES, AND RESTORATIVE

JUSTICE PRACTICES.

>> LET'S KEEP GOING.

MIKE: SUSPENSIONS ARE RARE AT

DIPLOMA PLUS, AN ALTERNATIVE

PROGRAM INSIDE CHARLESTOWN HIGH

SCHOOL.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN STUDENTS GET

SUSPENDED AGAIN AND AGAIN AND

AGAIN?

>> THEY JUST GET MORE AND MORE

DISENGAGED FROM SCHOOL.

MIKE MOST DISCIPLINE IS HANDLED

: THROUGH RESTORATIVE JUSTICE

WHERE EVERYONE IMPACTED TALKS

, ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED.

YOU'RE USING RESTORATIVE

JUSTICE, BUT IS THAT GOING EASY

ON THE KIDS?

>> NO, ABSOLUTELY NOT.

SO RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IS

FIGURING OUT WAYS TO RIGHT THE

WRONG, FIX THE HARM, BUILD THE

RELATIONSHIPS, AND BUILD TRUST

BACK.

BUT THERE'S STILL A LINE OF

ACCOUNTABILITY.

MIKE RENE LEGUERRE IS PROOF

: DIPLOMA PLUS WORKS.

HE'S NOW IN COLLEGE, STUDYING

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING.

>> I WOULD SAY GOING INTO

DIPLOMA PLUS, MY MATURE LEVEL

, LIKE BOUNCED.

, IT CAME OUT OF NOWHERE.

THEY MADE ME OPEN UP MY MIND A

LITTLE MORE, CAUSE I WAS LITTLE

CLOSED-MINDED AT FIRST. BUT THEY

REALLY OPENED UP MY MIND.

MIKE AND THERE'S ALREADY

: PROGRESS TO REPORT.

PRELIMINARY SUSPENSION NUMBERS

FROM THIS SCHOOL YEAR INDICATE

OVERALL SUSPENSIONS ARE DOWN IN

BOSTON ABOUT 25%.

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Stolen car suspects wake up neighborhood after crash - Duration: 0:57.

SAUCER SHOWS US WHAT THEM SOME

IN THE FRONT YARD.

>> I WAS UPSTAIRS TRIMMING MY

HAIR WHEN I HEARD A LOUD CRASH.

>> OF IS WHAT SHE SAW WHEN SHE

LOOKED OUT THE WINDOW.

THE CAR CRASHED INTO A LIGHT

POLE AND BOTH ANY OF IN THE

FRONT LAWN.

I THOUGHT SOMETHING HAPPENED TO

MY HUSBAND.

>> FOU PEOPLE WERE INSIDE THE

CAR AND THEY RAN.

>> I SAW ONE GUY AND A GIRL AND

THEY TOOK OFF.

>> OFFICERS SEARCHING FOR THE

SUSPECTS.

THIS CAR IS STOLEN A INTO THE

TRUCK IS FULL OF ITEMS.

THEY COULD HAVE INTO THE YARD

IT IS KIND OF SAD.

>> POLICE WERE ABLE TO CAPTURE

ONE PERSON.

THAT'S SUSPECT IS UNDER 18 AND

WAS SCREAMING AT OFFICERS AND

TRYING TO HAVE A WINDOW.

OFFICERS AS THE LOOKING FOR THE

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Police arrest 2 people after man's body found burning in mountains - Duration: 1:25.

THE CASE.

ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER KAY

DIMANCHE JOINS US TO SHOW YOU

THE SUSPECTS.

REPORTER: POLICE ARRESTED AND

CHARGED THESE TWO PEOPLE

55-YEAR-OLD CRAIG SMITH

39-YEAR-OLD EVONNE JARAMILLO.

AFTER AN INTERVIEW 55-YEAR-OLD

CRAIG SMITH ADMITTED TO KILLING

TERRY WILLIAMS TWO MONTHS AGO

AND DUMPING HIM IN THE TIJERA

MOUNTAINS, AND HE TOLD POLICE HE

HAD HELP FROM THIS WOMAN,

36-YEAR-OLD EVONNE JARAMILLO.

HE SAID HE HAD HELP FROM THIS

WOMAN.

SHE WAS ARRESTED FOR STEALING A

VEHICLE AND TAMPERING WITH

EVIDENCE.

WILLIAMS WAS REPORTED MISSING ON

APRIL 28 BY HIS GIRLFRIEND.

POLICE WERE ABLE TO GET THIS

SURVELLIANCE VIDEO FROM HIS

HOME.

IN IT YOU CAN SEE A WHITE TRUCK

PULLING INTO WILLIAMS DRIVEWAY

GETTING CLOSER TO THE DOOR.

AFTER A MAN AND WOMEN GET OUT OF

THE CAR, WALK TO THE DOOR AND

OPEN IT WITH KEYS.

EMMA COOK IS A LONG TIME FRIEND

OF WILLIAMS AND SHE SAYS IT'S

NOT LIKE HIM TO HAVE GIVEN HIS

BELONGINGS TO STRANGERS.

REPORTER: WELL HE WAS BEING

THREATENED AND UH HE TOOK ON

OFF.

I DIDN'T GET A CHANCE TO ASK HIM

WHOSE THREATENING HIM.

REPORTER: WILLIAMS BODY WAS SO

BADLY BURNED OFFICIALS HAD

TROUBLE IDENTIFYING HIM.

POLICE SAY THEY AREN'T SURE IF

JARAMILLO IS THE FEMALE IN THE

VIDEO, BUT NO OTHER SUSPECTS

HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED.

REPORTER: IN ADDITION TO BEING

ARRESTED SMITH WAS BOOKED FOR

KIDNAPPING AND BURGLARY.

RIGHT NOW POLICE ARE STILL

INVESTIGATING.

THEY TELL ME THAT THEY HAVE NOT

IDENTIFIED ANY OTHER SUSPECTS AT

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NE MAN

WHO HURT HER.

THE SUSPECT MADE HIS WAY INTO

THE APARTMENT AND BEAT A MAN

WITH A PRICE BEFORE HE MADE HIS

WAY TO THE NEXT BUILDING OVER

AND STABBED A WOMAN.

WHO'S SPENT THE DAY CLEANING

THIS APARTMENT WHERE APARTMENT

SAY HE STABBED HIS GIRLFRIEND

AND LEFT ARE BLEEDING ON HER

DOORSTEP.

INVESTIGATORS SAY THE VICTIM IS

SELENA VALENCIA.

>> WE HEARD LIKE, HELP ME, BUT

IT WAS REALLY A WEAK SOUND

SANDRA: THE WOMAN'S NEIGHBOR

TELLS ME HE HEARD HER TRYING TO

CALL FOR HELP.

HE SAYS SHE DIED BEFORE AN

AMBULANCE ARRIVED.

>> SHE WAS A BEAUTIFUL PERSON.

SHE WAS SO SWEET.

SELENA WAS THE NICEST PERSON

THAT I HAVE EVER MET

SANDRA: BEFORE THE STABBING

THOUGH, POLICE SAY THE SUSPECT

WENT INTO A DIFFERENT APARTMENT.

THE WOMAN DID NOT WANT TO GO ON

CAMERA BUT TELLS ME GARCIA BEAT

HER SON OVER THE HEAD WITH HER

CRUTCH.

POLICE SAY GARCIA LEFT THAT

APARTMENT AND WENT TO THE NEXT

BUILDING WHERE HE IS ACCUSED OF

STABBING HIS GIRLFRIEN

GARCIA LEFT THE COMPLEX AND

POLICE SAY HE THEN STABBED A

COMPLETE STRANGER WHO WAS RIDING

HIS BIKE DOWN THE ROAD.

THES SECOND VICTIM IS EXPECTED

TO SURVIVE.

OFFICERS ARRESTED GARCIA A FEW

HOURS LATER.

>> IT IS A LITTLE SCARY TO COME

TO FIND OUT THAT IT WAS JUST

BEHIND ME.

SANDRA: WHEN POLICE INTERVIEWED

GARCIA AFTER HIS ARREST, HE

ADMITTED THAT HE HAD MISTAKENLY

ENTERED THAT FIRST APARTMENT. IN

SANTA FE, I'M SANDRA RAMIREZ,

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WE HAVE TOMORROW WE HAVE TO

CONTEND WITH.

WE ARE DOWN BACK INTO THE

PLEASANT CATEGORY.

EVEN MORE COMFORTABLE ON MONDAY.

JUST BE PREPARED THAT TOMORROW

IT WILL BE VERY MUGGY OUT THERE.

TOMORROW MORNING THERE WILL BE

TROPICAL DOWNPOURS.

WE HAVE A VARIETY OF SEVERE

THUNDERSTORM WATCHES.

IT IS ALL DONE HERE TO THE

SOUTH.

WE WILL NOT GET THE SEVERE

WEATHER, BUT WE WILL GET THE

OCCASIONAL DOWNPOUR.

THIS IS WHAT IS LEFT OVER FROM

CINDY.

IT HAS MADE THIS ENTIRE AREA

HUMID.

IT WILL TAP INTO THAT.

WHEN IT DOES WE GET THOSE ROUNDS

OF SHOWERS COMING THROUGH.

OVERNIGHT TONIGHT IS WHERE WE

WILL BE SEEING MORE OF THIS

COMING THROUGH.

TOMORROW MORNING, THERE IS

CINDY.

THAT COLD FRONT COMING THROUGH.

OUR MAIN FOCUS OF RAIN WILL BE

DURING THE MORNING.

THE DRIER AIR IS MOVING IN AND

IT WILL STAY WITH US AS WE TALK

ABOUT SUNDAY'S FORECAST.

A FEW SCATTERED SHOWERS OUT

THERE.

DON'T BE SURPRISED IF YOU HEAR A

RUMBLE OF THUNDER.

LOOK AT WHAT IS HAPPENING OUT TO

THE WEST.

THAT LINE MARCHES ITS WAY ACROSS

THE STATE.

IT IS VERY PROGRESSIVE, KICKS

HIM THROUGH.

BY AFTERNOON IT IS COVERED -- IT

IS GONE.

HERE'S THE WAY IT SHAPED UP.

TOMORROW IT IS PRETTY GRAY.

THEN DURING THE AFTERNOON,

LITTLE BRIGHTENING TO THE SKIES.

IF YOU'RE LOOKING AT THE HIGH

TEMPERATURES, THEY WILL BE

REALLY COMFORTABLE.

THEN WE GO AHEAD FOR MONDAY.

A CHANCE FOR SOME SHOWERS ENTERS

THE FORECAST.

THE FORECAST WILL BE ON SATURDAY

MORNING.

NEXT WEEK IT STARTS TO WARM BACK

UP AGAIN.

FOR RIGHT NOW IT IS INCREDIBLY

MUGGY OUT THERE.

THE GOOD NEWS IS HUMIDITY WILL

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Social workers honored for saving child - Duration: 1:44.

US

THE CEREMONY.

ROSS: A BIG HONOR FOR TWO

MADISON COUNTY SOCIAL WORKERS

WHO SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.

>> A LOT OF TIMES IT'S JUST

ABOUT THE SAVING OF LIVES OF

CHILDREN.

SO THIS AWARD MEANS A LOT.

ROSS: FRIDAY GOVERNOR BRYANT

AWARDED TAUSHA RAWLS AND MELODY

VAUGHN THE FIRST-EVER GOVERNOR'S

AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE IN

CHILD PROTECTION AT CONFERENCE

OF SOCIAL WORKER

>> IF IT MAKES ME FEEL GOOD AND

LIKE I'M MAKING A DIFFERENCE AND

THE WORK I'M DOING IS ACTUALLY

BEING NOTICED --

ROSS: RAWLS SAID THE BOY'S

PARENTS INITIALLY SAID HE DIDN'T

EXIST.

R >>O

I DID DIE TRULY BELIEVE THIS

CHILD --

>> INVESTIGATORS SAID THE

10-YEAR-OLD BOY'S PARENT HAD

LOCKED THE CHILD IN A CLOSET AND

STARVED HIM.

>> HOW IS HE DOING NOW?

>> THRIVING.

HE HAD THE PHYSICAL COUNCIL --

NOW HE IS STARTING TO GROW.

LOOKS LIKE IT WILL HAVE A

POSITIVE OUTCOME.

ROSS: 30-YEAR-OLD ANTHONY

HOLIDAY AND HIS COMMON-LAW WIFE,

32-YEAR-OLD LATASHA LEONARD,

WERE ARRESTED AT CANTON VILLA

APARTMENT AFTER THE BOY WAS

RESCUED.

THEY WERE ACCUSED OF CHILD ABUSE

AND NEGLECT.

THE COUPLD HAD 8 CHILDREN.

ALL OF THEM ARE NOW IN STATE

CUSTODY BECAUSE OF WHAT THESE

TWO WOMEN DID.

IT IS LIKE NO ONE PAYS ATTENTION

WHEN THEY SHOULD IN THIS

SITUATION.

ROSS: IN JACKSON, ROSS ADAMS, 16

WAPT NEWS.

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Greta: Believe It Or Not, Washington Can Get Things Done | For The Record | MSNBC - Duration: 1:53.

>>> I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY FOR THE RECORD.

YOU'RE RIGHT. WASHINGTON IS ILL MANNERED.

PEOPLE SAY THINGS ABOUT EACH OTHER THAT YOU WOULD GIVE YOUR

CHILDREN A TIME-OUT FOR SAYING OR IN MY DAY, GET YOUR MOUTH

WASHED OUT WITH SOAP. WASHINGTON CAN BE SO UNCIVILED

WHICH BRINGS ME TO THIS. HERE IS SOMETHING THAT WILL MAKE

YOU PROUD OF EVERYONE. DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS, THE

PRESIDENT AND OUR VETS. PRESIDENT TRUMP WITH HELP FROM

CONGRESS GETTING IT DONE. SIGNING BILL TO PLAYING IT

EASIER TO FIRE BAD VARKS EMPLOYEES.

>> OUR WOUNDED WARRIORS ARE GIVING EVERYTHING THEY HAVE TO

THIS NATION AND WE OWE THEM EVERYTHING WE HAVE IN RETURN AND

WE'RE TAKING CARE OF IT. >> ALSO, A SERGEANT WHOSE LEG

WAS BLOWN OFF IN AN EXPLOSION IN AFGHANISTAN.

HE SPOKE ABOUT HIS HEALTH CARE STRUGGLES UPON RETURNING HOLE.

>> WHAT I WAS NOT PREPARED TO WAS COMING HOME TO A BROKEN V.A.

SYSTEM. I WASN'T PREPARED TO WAIT 57

DAYS FOR A SIGNATURE ON A PIECE OF PAPER SO MY ONLY PROSTHETIC

LIMB COULD BE REPAIRED. TODAY IS A NEW DAY.

THIS ADMINISTRATION HAS FILLED ITS PROMISE THE VETERAN IS

EMPOWERED AND IN CHARGE OF HIS OR HER OWN CARE.

>> SO TONIGHT WE TIP OUR HATS TO CONGRESS, THE PRESIDENT, AND

BELIEVE IT OR NOT, WASHINGTON CAN GET THINGS

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Senate Health Care Bill: Five GOP Senators Say They Don't Support | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:02.

OUR KASIE HUNT HAS LATELS. >> HEALTHCARE IS A

HUMAN RIGHT. ALL DAY, ALL NIGHT. >> Reporter:

REPUBLICAN SENATORS UNDER FIRE AT HOME TODAY.

>> SENATOR TOOMEY, DO THE RIGHT THING. SHOW UP AND GIVE US

HEALTHCARE. RT ARE WITH THE SENATE REPUBLICAN HEALTHCARE

PLAN FINALLY RELEASED, DEMOCRATS TRYING TO KEEP UP THE PRESSURE.

>> THIS IS NOT TRYING TO BE OVERLY DRAMATIC. THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE

WILL DIE. >> Reporter: TONIGHT ANOTHER BLOW TO THE

BILL'S CHANCES. >> THIS IS THE BILL. >> Reporter: NEVADA

REPUBLICAN SENATOR DEAN HELLER SAYING HE'S A NO.

>> I'M ANNOUNCING TODAY THAT IN THIS FORM I WILL NOT

SUPPORT IT. >> Reporter: THE FIRST MODERATE REPUBLICAN TO

OPPOSE IT BECAUSE HE SAYS THE CUTS TO MEDICAID GO TOO FAR.

HE'S JOINING FOUR CONSERVATIVES WHO ARE SAYING NO BECAUSE THE

BILL DOESN'T GO FAR ENOUGH TO REPEAL OBAMACARE.

BUT THREE NO VOTES AND THE PLAN FAILS. >> WELL, THEY'RE ALSO

FOUR GOOD GUYS AND FRIENDS OF MINE. WE'LL PROBABLY GET

THERE. WE'LL HAVE TO SEE. >> Reporter: THERE'S

ROOM TO NEGOTIATE. MARK MED OES LED THE CONSERVATIVE REVOLT IN

THE HOUSE. >> COULD WE VOTE FOR THIS BILL TODAY?

THE ANSWER IS NO. ARE WE OPTIMISTIC WE CAN GET AMENDMENTS?

YES. >> Reporter: NOT OPEN TO IT?

A LONG LIST OF MEDICAL ADVOCACY GROUPS INCLUDING THE AARP AND

THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS WHO SAY IT WILL CUT COVERAGE

FOR MILLION. IN PENNSYLVANIA MORE THAN HALF A MILLION

WOULD LOSE MEDICAID EXPANSION COVERAGE IN 2021.

>> SET ME UP IN THE NURSING HOME BECAUSE THESE SORT OF SERVICES

AREN'T AVAILABLE FOR ME IN THE FUTURE. >> YOU JUST CAN'T GET

LARGE SCALE PUBLIC POLICY PASSED IN ANY SIGNIFICANT WAY

WITHOUT PUBLIC SUPPORT. THEY JUST DON'T HAVE

THE PUBLIC SUPPORT. >> Reporter: IT'S GOING TO BE AN

INCREDIBLY CRITICAL WEEKEND FOR THIS BILL WITH SENATORS BACK

HOME AND UNDER INCREDIBLE PRESSURE FROM VOTERS.

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MARIA: 5 INVESTIGATES WITH NEW

EVIDENCE IN A DECADES OLD CASE,

A SUSPICIOUS DEATH HALF A WORLD

AWAY.

ED: WE FIRST TOLD YOU ABOUT A

MASSACHUSETTS MAN'S EFFORTS TO

GET JUSTICE FOR HIS BROTHER.

NOW HE'S SPEAKING WITH KAREN

ANDERSON FROM AUSTRALIA ABOUT

THE NEW DEVELOPMENTS.

>> WE REALLY WANT TO KNOW WHAT

HAPPENED TO SCOTT.

KAREN: STEVE JOHNSON SPEAKING TO

US FROM AUSTRALIA WHERE HE HAS

BEEN LOOKING INTO THE CORNERS

AND QUEST INVESTIGATING THE 1988

DEATH OF HIS BROTHER.

>> WE'RE HOPING THEM WHEN THE

CORNER REACHES A VERDICT THOSE

LEADS CAN -- CORONER REACHES A

VERDICT, THOSE LEADS CAN BE

INVESTIGATED.

KAREN: HE WAS 27 YEARS OLD WHEN

HIS BODY WAS FOUND AT THE BOTTOM

OF A CLIFF NEAR ULSTER EARLIER

FELL MANLY BEACH.

POLICE TOLD HIM AT THE TIME HIS

BROTHER COMMITTED SUICIDE.

>> THEY ADDED TO ME, DID YOU

KNOW HE WAS HOMOSEXUAL, AS IF

THAT SHOULD EXPLAIN IT.

KAREN: NOW TESTIMONY FROM GANG

MEMBERS WHO USED TO ROAM GAY

HANGOUTS READING AND KILLING GAY

MEN.

ONE OF THOSE HANGOUTS, THE TOP

OF THE CLIFF WHERE SCOTT FOR

BODY WAS FOUND.

>> TO HEAR GAINING MEMBERS IN

THEIR 40'S AND 50'S TAKE THE

STAND AND TALK ABOUT HOW THEY

USED TO GO TO THESE AREAS WHERE

GAY MEN WOULD BE AND ASSAULT

THEM, BEAT THEM UP, KICK THEM,

ROB THEM, BECAUSE THEY HATED

THEM IN MANY CASES IS REALLY

TOUGH TO HEAR.

KAREN: THERE WAS NO DIRECT

EFFORT TO SHOW SCOTT WAS

MURDERED, BUT THERE IS LITTLE

DOUBT IN STEVE FOR MIND.

HE IS HOPING THAT THE HEARING

WILL LEAD TO SCOTT FELT DEATH

BEING ROLLED A HOMICIDE.

FORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL MARA

HEALY IS ALSO INDUSTRIAL YOU,

PART OF THE TEAM WORKING ON

SCOTT OK'S.

>> WE HAVE HAD PEOPLE WALK IN

OFF THE STREET AND CALL.

WE WILL PROBABLY ME THAT PUBLIC

COOPERATION IF WE ARE GOING TO

SOLVE HOUSE GOT DIED.

>> I THINK SCOTT WAS VERY

IDEALISTIC.

I THINK HE WOULD BE VERY UNHAPPY

AND CHAGRINED AT HOW QUICKLY HIS

CASE WAS DISPENSED WITH IN 1988,

BUT I THINK PLEASED WITH THE

PROCESS NOW.

KAREN: HE HOPES THAT IT LEADS TO

A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE

CIRCUMSTANCES OF SCOTT FELT

DEATH, INCLUDING THE ATTITUDES

AND VIOLENCE OF THE TIMES.

AND HE HOPES THAT THE NEW SOUTH

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MEDIA TO FIND MORE JOB

CANDIDATES

>> ONE OF THE THINGS WE WANTED

TO STEER AWAY FROM IS THAT

CLASSICAL, YOU KNOW, SWAT VIDEO.

THAT'S ALL ACTION AND SHOWS ALL

THAT FUN, EXCITING STUFF THAT

YOU SEE ON TV AND ALL THAT.

I FEEL LIKE WITH THESE VIDEOS

IT REALLY REFLECTS MORE OF WHO

WE ARE.

CHRISTOPHER: THE VIDEO IS LIKE A

DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN OFFICER,

FROM BREAKFAST, THROUGH A DAY ON

THE JOB.

MEET CALVIN FRIERSON

>> THE OLDER I GOT AND THE MORE

I REALIZED WHAT I WANTED TO DO,

THE POLICE DESCRIPTION IS WHAT I

WANTED TO DO.

CHRISTOPHER: ROGERS P.D. HOPES

YOU'LL CONNECT WITH HIM.

LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AROUND

THE COUNTRY ARE ALL FACING THE

SAME CHALLENGES WHEN IT COMES TO

HIRING.

>> OBVIOUSLY, OVER THE LAST

SEVERAL YEARS, LAW ENFORCEMENT

HAS TAKEN A BIG HIT AS FAR AS

OUR PUBLIC IMAGE GOES.

CHRISTOPHER: FROM NATIONAL

STORIES ON OFFICER INVOLVED

SHOOTINGS TO OFFICERS THEMSELVES

BECOMING TARGETS, LIKE WE SAW

THIS WEEK IN MICHIGAN WHEN AN

OFFICER WAS ATTACKED.

THEN, YOU ADD ON THE COMPETITION

BETWEEN DEPARTMENTS.

>> I MEAN, IT WAS ROGERS, IT WAS

FAYETTEVILLE AND DALLAS AND

OTHER BIG DEPARTMENTS TRYING TO

PULL PEOPLE THERE.

CHRISTOPHER: FORCING DEPARTMENTS

TO GET CREATIVE.

>> WE'RE GETTING STUFF ALL THE

TIME.

HE WAS OUT BUYING KIDS ICE

CREAM.

CHRISTOPHER: YOU CAN SEE

FRIERSON'S NOT KICKING DOWN A

DOOR OR CHASING DOWN A SUSPECT.

HE'S SIMPLY GETTING READY FOR A

REAL DAY OF WORK, TALKING ABOUT

THE REAL REASONS HE CHOOSES TO

PROTECT AND SERV

>> I FEEL IN MY HEART THAT WHAT

I DO IS RIGHT.

I GET TO GO OUT, SEE PEOPLE,

HELP THEM IF WE NEED TO.

I GET TO FIND THE BAD AND DEAL

WITH IT WHEN I FIND IT.

THAT MEANS SOMETHING TO ME.

CHRISTOPHER: WE'VE SHARED A LINK

TO THE VIDEO ON OUR OWN 40/29

FACEBOOK PAGE.

WE DID CHECK WITH OTHER

DEPARTMENTS, INCLUDING BELLA