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Traffic camera fight continues in New Orleans - Duration: 2:13.
COST IN THE BALLPARK OF $80
MILLION.
AN ATTORNEY WHO SPENT YEARS
BATTLING THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
OVER ITS TRAFFIC CAMERAS IS
PICKING ANOTHER FIGHT.
SCOTT: THE CITY SAYS THE TRAFFIC
CAMERA PROGRAM IS ABOUT PUBLIC
SAFETY, BUT HE SAYS THE CITY
ISN'T PLAYING BY THE RULES.
WDSU'S CASEY FERRAND EXPLAINS.
CASEY: ATTORNEY JOE ALBE SAYS HE
SAW ONE OF THESE MOBILE
ENFORCEMENT UNITS PARKED NEAR
HIS OFFICE ON CANAL STREET,
RECENTLY.
THE PARKED CARS SNAP PICTURES OF
VEHICLES THAT ARE GOING TOO
FAST.
>> PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT THE ONES ON
THE POST IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD,
NOW WE HAVE MOBILE CAMERAS.
THEY MOVE IT FROM PLACE TO
PLACE, SO THE PEOPLE DON'T GET
ACCUSTOMED TO WHERE THEY ARE.
CASEY: AFTER A CLOSER LOOK, HE
NOTICED THE CARS HAVE ARIZONA
LICENSE PLATES.
HE ARGUES, THE CITY IS BREAKING
LAWS ITSELF TO ENFORCE TRAFFIC
LAWS.
>> THE PROBLEM IS THEY'RE
PUTTING THEM IN LOUISIANA.
AND I BELIEVE LOUISIANA LAW
REQUIRES THAT IF A CAR IS HERE
ON A PERMANENT BASIS, FOR OVER
10-DAYS, THEY HAVE TO HAVE A
LOUISIANA LICENSE PLATE.
>> WE'LL GO THROUGH THE PROCESS
OF MAKING SURE ALL THE CARS ARE
REGISTERED, BUT NO ONE SHOULD BE
CONFUSED ABOUT THIS.
THIS IS ABOUT MAKING SURE THAT
WE'RE KEEPING YOUNG PEOPLE AND
FAMILIES SAFE INSIDE OF
NEIGHBORHOODS.
CASEY: CITY SPOKESPERSON TYRONNE
WALKER SAYS BETWEEN JANUARY
9-FEBRUARY 9, 17,000 PEOPLE HAVE
VIOLATED SPEEDING LAWS IN THE
CITY.
ALMOST 11,000 OF THE VIOLATIONS
WERE IN SCHOOL ZONES.
THE CITY STANDS BY THE BELIEF
THAT THESE TRAFFIC CAMERAS AND
CITATIONS ALSO CHANGE DRIVERS'
PATTERNS OF BAD BEHAVIOR.
>> 80% OF THE PEOPLE THAT GET
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS, THEY PAY THEIR
TICKET ON TIME AND THEY NEVER
GET A SECOND ONE.
93% OF PEOPLE GET TWO CITATIONS.
THEY PAY IT ON TIME AND NEVER
GET IT AGAIN
WHAT DOES THAT TELL US?
THAT TELLS US THAT BEHAVIORS
CHANGE WHEN THE PUBLIC DOES A
GOOD JOB OF PROTECTING CITIZENS.
SCOTT: CASEY FERRAND REPORTING.
THE CITY SAYS THE MOBILE
ENFORCEMENT UNITS WERE SHIPPED
FROM THEIR VENDOR IN ARIZONA.
THEY'VE BEEN ADVISED THAT ALL OF
THE VEHICLES WILL BE REGISTERED
IN LOUISIANA BY THE END OF
APRIL.
AFTER OUR INQURIES TODAY, MAYOR
MITCH LANDRIEU'S OFFICIALS
TWITTER ACOUNT POSTED A PICTURE
OF A LETTER FROM A RESIDENT,
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What to know: Asian Heritage Festival 2017 - Duration: 0:42.
IDAY AND SATURDAY.
AND ANOTHER DISTURBANCE ON
MONDAY.
SHAUN: THANK YOU.
THIS SATURDAY WE CELEBRATE UNITY
AT THE ASIAN HERITAGE FESITVAL.
PEOPLE WILL GATHER TO HONOR THE
ACHIEVEMENTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS
OF LOCAL ASIAN AMERICANS WHILE
CELEBRATING THE CULTURE AN
HISTOR
THE ANNUAL FESTIVAL IS THE
SIGNATURE EVENT OF THE ASIAN
PACIFIC AMERICAN SOCIETY.
THERE WILL BE FOOD, MUSIC,
CRAFTS AND MARTIAL ART
DEMONSTRATIONS.
THE FUN WILL START AT 10:00 AND
WILL LAST UNTIL 4:00 P.M.
SULA KIM WILL BE THERE.
SULA: YOU ARE COMING?
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Neighbor steps up to fix dangerous manhole - Duration: 2:24.
THAT MAN ACTUALLY LIVE
STREAMED HIMSELF.
HE TALKED TO US ABOUT WHY HE DID
IT.
ROSS: THIS IS ABOUT NEIGHBORS
HELPING NEIGHBORS.
HE SAID HE SAW A PROBLEM AND PUT
HIS SKILLS TO WORK TO SOLVE IT.
A JACKSON WELDER IS USING HIS
BLOWTORCH TO MAKE HIS
NEIGHBORHOOD BETTER.
BENJAMIN JOHNSON SAYS HE SPOTTED
THE PROBLEM ACROSS THE STREET
FROM HIS HOME.
IT IS A MISSING METAL COVER,
WHICH LEFT A DANGEROUS
HOLE.
>> WE HAVE A LOT OF KIDS RUNNING
AROUND, SO WE ARE TRYING TO MAKE
SURE EVERYBODY IS SAFE.
>> IMAGINE YOUR CHILD WOULD WALK
DOWN THERE.
SEE HOW DEEP IT IS?
ROSS: HE POSTED HOW HE PLANS TO
FIX THE PROBLEM.
>> YOU GOT PEOPLE WHO WORK FOR
THE CITY WHO CAN DO THAT.
>> IT IS LIKE WHAT JFK SAID.
IS NOT WHAT THEY CAN DO FOR ME,
IT IS WHAT I CAN DO FOR THEM.
ROSS: HE ATTACHED A HANDLE TO
THE HEAVY SHEET OF METAL.
HE TOLD US, THIS IS THE THIRD
TIME HE HAS DONE SOMETHING LIKE
THIS IN THE LAST MONTH.
YOU DIDN'T REACH OUT TO THE CITY
OFFICIALS BEFORE YOU DECIDED TO
DO THIS?
>> NO, I DIDN'T.
ROSS: DO YOU THINK YOU SHOULD
HAVE?
>> THE MANHOLE WAS OPEN FOR
THREE YEARS.
SOMETIMES, YOU CALL IN AND YOU
GET THE HOTLINE.
THEY SAID, WE ARE GOING TO TAKE
IT TO PUBLIC WORKS.
PUBLIC WORKS NEVER SHOWS UP.
ROSS: HIS NEIGHBORS ARE
APPLAUDING HIS GOOD DEED.
>> I THINK IT IS GREAT BECAUSE
KIDS CAN GET HURT.
>> THERE MAY BE OTHERS LIKE
THIS.
IF IT WASN'T ME COMMITTED TO MY
JOB, I WOULD BE OUT HERE DOING
SOMETHING TOO.
>> I LOVE JACKSON.
FIRST THING, WE HAVE TO HELP IN
OUR OWN AREA.
ROSS: WE HAVE REACHED OUT TO THE
CITY TO GET THEIR COMMENT ON
WHAT ESTHER JOHNSON IS DOING AND
WHETHER THIS IS A GOOD IDEA, FOR
CITIZENS TO BE TAKING MATTERS
INTO THEIR OWN HANDS.
WE HAVEN'T YET HEARD BACK
FROM CITY HALL.
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Easter Skit - Learn Intermediate German for B1/B2 #10 - Deutsch lernen - Duration: 4:41.
A: What are you doing?
B: I'm looking for colorful Easter eggs.
A: Easter eggs?
B: Yes. The Easter bunny left them behind for me.
A: The Easter bunny? Really? Are you 5 years old?
B: No. I am 30 years old. Why is that so important?
A: You are looking for Easter eggs and you still believe in the Easter bunny. Only children do things like that.
B: No. The Easter bunny isn't a fictional character. He is real.
B: How did these eggs get here if the Easter bunny isn't real?
A: Your parents hid the Easter eggs in this room in order to make you happy.
The hare is a fertility symbol.
When the Christian holidays replaced the pagan holidays, many symbols remained.
Eggs, flowers, hares and other symbols are simply a part of the Easter festival, because it is spring.
Spring is the season in which flowers grow and many animals reproduce.
The Christians picked this season, because spring as a representation of rebirth and the resurrection of Jesus Christ resemble each other.
B: I don't care if the Easter bunny isn't real or not. These Easter eggs are special, because they have money in them.
A: What? Money? Then I'll hunt with you.
B: No. You don't believe in the Easter bunny.
A: I'll believe in whatever I like if I get paid for it.
B: Ok. You may look for Easter eggs with me,
but you have to take this Easter basket with you.
A: What do I need that for?
B: If you find an Easter egg, you have to put it into the Easter basket.
A; Why can't I simply pick up the Easter eggs and put them in my pocket.
B: It doesn't work like that.
A: I found one.
Ahhh. There is only chocolate.
B: Chocolate is better than money.
A: No. With money you can buy what you need. One can only eat chocolate.
B: I would simply buy chocolate with the money. Therefore chocolate and money are the same thing.
A: I'm leaving now.
A: What are you doing now?
B: I am blowing out the eggs.
A: Why don't you simply crack them open, if you want an omelette?
B: I would like to paint the eggs colorfully. That is another Easter tradition. One blows out the eggs and paints them.
A: Why?
B: They look pretty then and one can decorate the house with them.
A: How does one do that?
B: First you make a small hole in two sides of the egg.
Then one pokes into the yoke with a tooth pick.
Now it will be easier to blow out the egg.
Then you blow with your mouth into the egg and the inside will flow out of the egg.
Now you wash the egg gently with water in the sink and dry it off again.
Now you can paint them colorfully.
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Kurt Fick - In Love Ra Kutob [Guitar + Chords] - Duration: 3:42.
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Few Entrances, and Sometimes, No Exit | The Daily 360 | The New York Times - Duration: 3:30.
So, I go to this special entry thing,
and I put my card in and it opens the gate for me.
When it's working.
All right, there we go.
For someone who doesn't know New York
I think the first thing I would say is that the subway
really is how you get around,
and I always was almost proud of that.
When I would have friends come visit,
I'd say, "Isn't this amazing, we have this subway
that it runs all day and all night and anybody can take it."
And then suddenly, after this accident come to find,
no, it doesn't work for a whole segment of people.
So, good thing I'm not going to Fulton,
Brooklyn Bridge, Atlantic, Woodside, Lex.
There's almost 500 stations and only one-fifth are accessible
at all by elevator, and even worse the stations that do have
elevators constantly go in and out of service.
So you're never assured when you get on that
<b>you're going to be <b>able to get off.
or 14th Street-Union Square, because I wouldn't be going
anywhere. I'd be getting back on the train or
calling the police to lift me out of the station.
I've had just good citizens offer to carry me up the stairs.
There were these two guys and one of them tried to
help me up with one hand while he carried a cup of
coffee in his other hand and
this woman saw him doing it and said,
"Hey, hold on, let me take your coffee."
So, the two guys held my chair. The woman took the coffee.
We got up the stairs, and he got his coffee back.
Hopefully it's working. Not the most encouraging,
because the light doesn't come on.
Elevator is out of service when indicator light is on. O.K.
just heard a sound. Let's hope that's good news.
I have a lightweight wheelchair. I have a manual wheelchair,
but, if you have that 300-pound automatic wheelchair you
probably wouldn't even take the subway,
because you would know if the elevator was out
nobody can carry you up the stairs.
You're going to be out of luck.
It sort of allows the M.T.A. to get away with not improving it.
So when I get to a station where the elevator is out of
service, I'm not one of 20 wheelchairs in a line.
I'm the only one.
At times it feels like an insult but it's not a malicious
one. It's just that you've been forgotten. You've been left out.
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DIY Iron On WATERMELON Patch // Easy Embroidery // Veronica Marie - Duration: 6:33.
Hey guys welcome back it's Veronica, and in
today's video I'm going to be showing
you guys how to make a iron on
watermelon patch. So all you'll need for
this DIY is some fabric, I used cross
stitching fabric, but you could use
whatever you want, and then a needle, some
sewing floss, then I also use a hoop ring
which is totally optional, but it just
helps you hold your work better, then
you'll also need heat n bond, scissors,
a pencil, Mod Podge, and an iron. So I'm
going to be starting off like I said
with some cross stitching fabric, and
then I'm just going to take a pencil and
trace on the design that I want for my
patch. And if you mess up that's okay
because this usually erases pretty
easily. Then I'm just going to thread my
needle with my floss and I'm going to
start making the rind. So first I'm
going to pop on my hope ring, just so
that I can hold my work easier, and if
you guys don't know how to do this it's
pretty simple you just put one ring on
the back and then the ring with the
screw on the top and then you can kind
of loosen and tighten it so it fits over
the fabric. So then I'm just going to
start on my rind. So I'm going to take my
needle with floss and I'm going to pull
it through the back and then I'm just
going to make a very simple stitch all
along the watermelon rind. And this can
take a lot of time, but the more time you
take on this and the more stitches you
put into it the better it's probably
going to look. I'd say this patch
probably took me about two to four hours
to make, but it probably would have taken
me less time if I had kind of known what
I already wanted to do. So now I'm just
going to keep making these stitches all
the way along the sketch that I made and
then I'm going
to tie that off. And when I flip this
over I realized that I had a big knot
because of the excess floss that I had,
which you really want to try and not do,
but it's okay if it does happen because
in the end will be using Mod Podge to
kind of seal it and that will hold
everything together. Then we're going
to be using some dark pink floss for the
inside of the watermelon. So when I
started out doing this I used smaller
stitches and I wanted to fill the entire
watermelon with small stitches, because I
figured that would make it look the best,
but as I got doing it I realized that
that was going to take me forever, so I
just decided to make one long stitch
along the whole center of the watermelon
back and forth all the way down the
watermelon.
And then for the top of the watermelon I
ended up using a lighter color to kind
of cover up the stitches on top and make
the center of the watermelon. So to do
this I just kind of went out word with
the lighter pink and kind of made like
spikes... almost.. kind of towards the
outside and center of the watermelon, if
that makes any sense :) So then I'm just
going to tie the pink off. Then I'm
going to take some white cloth and I'm
going to add it to the inside of the
rind. And I really didn't need to do
this, because I was using white material,
but I think it just adds a little bit
more to the patch. Then for the last step
I just added some black seeds with some
black floss. And I only needed a few
little stitches to do this. Then once I
finished up with the seeds I just popped
my fabric off of the ring and I was done
with the sewing part of this. So now I'm
just going to take a scissors and kind
of clean up the back of the patch. And as
long as you make sure you don't really
cut into the fabric or the front part of
patch you should be fine, because we're
going to add Mod Podge to this and it
will seal it all together. So even if you
cut some of the important parts of this
that's kind of holding it all together
you'll be adding some Mod Podge to keep
it together as well. So then I just took
a paint brush with some Mod Podge and I
just made sure it was all over the back
of patch. Then after I gave this a few
minutes to dry I took a scissors and
just kind of roughly cut it out of the
material. And you really don't want to
cut this to close on the first time,
because you don't want to cut any of the
floss. So then once I roughly kind of cut
this out I cut this out a second time
and made sure that I got all of the
edges. So then you're finished with your
patch now you could just sew this on
directly, otherwise I'm going to show you
a way to make this an iron-on patch. So
all you're going to need is some heat
N bond, and an iron.
And the heat N bond I used was in strips,
but I know you can buy this in more of a
sheet which might work better for the
patch part. So I'm just going to roll out
two little strips for the back of the
patch and I'm going to kind of cut it
around the edge and as well. Then I'm
just going to take a towel and lay out
my heat and bond strips, and then I'm
going to iron them on. So now I'm just
going to leave the plastic part of the
heat n bond on the back and then once
I go to use the patch I will just peel
them off and iron on the patch to
whatever I want it on. So that's how
you make a iron on patch, I'm not really
sure what I'm going to be doing with
this one yet. I think I might end up
ironing it on to a white t-shirt I have
with a pocket and I'll sew it onto the
pocket part of the t-shirt, because I
know that looks really cute. Otherwise I
might throw it on to a denim jacket that
I have. All right so that's it. I hope you
guys like this video, if you did don't
forget to give it a big thumbs up. And I
will see you guys in my next video, bye.
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Gold Leaf Workshop at Kum Bak Yeon in Seoul - Duration: 2:30.
This morning I'm meeting some friends
for a gold leaf workshop here in Seoul
at the Bukchon Hanok Village.
"Bukchon... Hanok... Village!"
We got a little lost, right Regina?
A little lost! [laughing]
We have a workshop with Mr. Kim?
This is for a ceremony,
it's a wedding for a princess.
Silk! And you can decorate
with gold leaf in imitation gold.
Imitation gold is from brass.
Take glue with brush from the edge
and spread on the wood block.
Spread evenly!
Don't twist, just press hard.
And pick up!
Put [gold leaf] on the pattern
Tap, tap, tap, tap, tap... Just tap.
And very, very softly –
round, round, round, round, and round.
And change directions: round, round, round, round.
Detail work with stick
and cotton round again.
Every single pattern has a meaning.
This is: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
Seven dots mean seven stars in the sky.
We're going to practice first on these swatches
before we get to the real thing.
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Leetchi: Encouraging Donations Worldwide with Mention - Duration: 1:05.
Leetchi is the leading European crowdfunding platform.
At the beginning, Leetchi was only for private users.
A group of friends would create a money pool,
and then share a link between each other
to contribute to a birthday present, for example.
As the uses for Leetchi evolved - mainly for donations -
we realized that these funding links were being shared on a large scale.
So we wanted to monitor that
to see what people were doing with Leetchi, and where.
Mention lets us find the most impactful funding projects,
shared all over social media.
We use it a lot for twitter
to identify the biggest influencers sharing funding projects.
As soon as an article talks about a funding project or the Leetchi brand, we are alerted.
That's how we use Mention on a daily basis.
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CAPITOL BUILDING I Capitol hill news I Shots fired capitol I Shots fired on capitol hill - Duration: 1:40.
Driver strikes police cruiser near U.S. Capitol, taken into custody
Police say a driver struck a U.S. Capitol Police cruiser near the U.S. Capitol and was taken into custody.
The incident occurred Wednesday morning near the Botanic Gardens.
A District of Columbia police spokeswoman, Margarita Mikhaylova, says it's possible that an officer fired shots.
D.C. fire department spokesman Doug Buchanan says ambulances were sent
to the scene but did not take anyone to the hospital.
Earlier, a witness said a car was stopped at a checkpoint and police ordered a woman driving a vehicle to stop.
The witness, on Capitol Hill to visit lawmakers, declined to permit her name to be used.
The incident prompted a large police response. Streets near the Capitol were closed.
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Beck #DrivenByPeople - Duration: 0:31.
We were here when this was a rail yard.
When this Centre was called "the dome".
We've seen ice storms
and blackouts.
We've been here.
Moving you.
And what matters to you.
Your precious cargo.
Your first call.
Your last call.
This is what moves us.
This is why we live here.
Day in day out.
People move this city, and this city moves us.
We are Beck.
We are Driven By People.
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