REPORTER: WE'RE LIVE AT
SOUTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL HERE IN
FORT SMITH.
IT USED TO BE THE HOME OF TH
REBELS, NOW IT'S HOME OF THE
MAVERICKS.
ACCORDING TO THIS RULING BY TH
COURT OF APPEALS, SCHO BOA
MEMBERS DID NOTHING WRONG WHEN
THEY INITIALLY MET TO TALK ABOUT
CHANGING MASCOTS.
IT WASULY 2015, WHEN SCHOOL
BOARD MEMBERS VOTED UNANIMOUSLY
TO REMOVE THE REBEL AS THE
SOUTHSIDE MASCOT AND BAN THE
DIXIE FIGHT SONG
BUT, IT WAS WHEN SCHOOL BOARD
MEMBERS MET A FEW MONTHS PRIOR
THAT PROMPTED JOEY MCCUTCHEN TO
SUE BOARD MEMBERS ON BEHALF
RESIDENT JUNE BRADSHAW, CLAIMI
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LAWS WERE
VIOLATED WHEN MEMBERS MET AS A
COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS THE
CHANGES.
THE LAWSUIT CLAIMED PROPER
NOTICE WAS NEVER GIVEN.
A CIRCUIT JUDGE RULED NO LAWS
WERE BROKEN AND TODAY THE COURT
OF APPEALS AGREED.
>> WHAT THIS CASE IN EFFECT SAYS
IS THAT THE SCHOOL BOARD CAN
GIVE NOTICE OF A CLOSED MEETING
AND STATE THE PURPOSE OF A
MEETING AND THEN HOLD A TOTALLY
SEPARATE MEETING ON A TOTALLY
SEPARATE ISSUE.
>> IT'S A RELIEF
I GUESS RELIEF IS THE BEST WAY
TO DESCRIBE MY A MOTION TODAY.
REPORTER: THE SCHOOL BOARD
PRESIDENT SAYS SHE HAS MIXED
FEELINGS, BECAUSE SHE'S BEING
SUED AGAIN BY THE SAME PEOPLE
FOR THE SAME THING.
AT TIME, IT IS OVER PRIVATE
EMAILS BETWEEN BOARD MEMBERS WHO
WERE DISCUSSING POSITIONS LIKE
BOARD PRESIDENT, SECRETARY, AND
TREASURER.
>> I THINK THERE'S BEEN A
TREMENDOUS AMOUNT, NOT JUS
MONEY, I THINK WE'RE CLOSE TO
$80,000 IN LEGAL FEES FOR THE
TWO LAWSUITS, BUT THE AMOUNT OF
TIME THAT WE HAVE DEVOTED.
>> THE PRINCIPLE OF OPEN
GOVERNMENT IS SOMETHING THAT IS
IMPORTANT TO OUR REPUBLIC AND
WE'LL CONTINUE TO FIGHT THOSE
BATTLES.
>> I AM HAPPY TO ADMIT THAT WE
MADE A MISTAKE AND WE CERTAINLY
WILL NEVERO ANOTHER EMAI
CHAIN BUT I THINK IT'S IMPORTAN
TO GET CLARIFICATION.
REPORTER MCCUTCHEN TELLS M
HE IS HOPING TO BYPASS THE TRIAL
BY HAVING A CIRCUIT JUDGE ISSUE
WHAT IS CALLED A SUMMARY
JUDGMENT FINDING THAT SCHOOL
, BOARD MEMBERS DID VIOLATE FOIA
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Washington County honors law enforcement officers - Duration: 2:21.
ARGES.
KELLY: TODAY WAS A DAY TO HONOR
LAW ENFORCEMENT IN WASHINGTON
COUNTY.
THERE WERE PROMOTIONS, AWARDS
FOR LONG-TIME SERVICE, AND A
RECOGNITION OF THOSE WHO JUMPED
INTO ACTION THIS YEAR TO SAVE
LIVE
SOME OF THE AWARDS TODAY WERE
FOR LONG-TIME SERVICE.
>> THAT'S A SIGN OF A HEALTHY
DEPARTMENT.
WHENEVER YOU'VE GOT 15-20 PEOPLE
THAT ARE AT 10, 15, 20 YEARS.
THAT'S A PRETTY GOOD SIGN.
REPORTER: OTHERS, FOR SPECIFIC
THINGS.
MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT DID THIS
YEAR.
>> DURING AN EXTRAORDINARY
HAZARDOUS SITUATION --
REPORTER: LIKE CORPORAL BRAD
ROBINSON AWARDED THE MEDAL OF
MERIT FOR HIS ACTIONS WHEN HE
CAME UNDER ATTACK.
ANOTHER TWO DEPUTIES HONORED FOR
SAVING A MAN THEY SAY WAS ABOUT
TO END HIS OWN LIFE BY JUMPING
OFF AN I-49 BRIDGE.
>> AFTER SEVERAL MINUTES OF
BUILDING A RAPPORT WITH THE MAN
HE FINALLY RELENTED AND AGREED
TO RIDE TO THE VA HOSPITAL BUT
ONLY IF SGT. STRAIN WOULD TAKE
HIM.
REPORTER: EVEN THE EVERYDAY
HEROES WERE RECOGNIZED.
>> WE WOULD LIKE THESE CITIZENS
TO COME FORWARD.
REPORTER: THESE TWO, PRESENTED
WITH, THE OUTSTANDING CITIZEN
AWARD FOR HELPING CORPORAL MARSH
AS HE WAS WRESTLING WITH A MAN
HIGH ON METH, AND TRYING TO GET
AWAY.
>> DUE TO THE SIZE OF THE
SUBJECT AND BEING UNDER THE
INFLUENCE OF METHAMPHETAMINE,
BOTH CORPORAL MARSH WERE UNABLE
TO SUBDUE HIM.
THAT'S WHEN A SECOND CITIZEN
ARRIVED ON SCENE AND RAN TO
THEIR LOCATION TO ASSIST.
REPORTER: AND SHERIFF TIM HELDER
BELIEVES, IT IS WITHIN ALL OF
THE MEMBERS OF HIS DEPARTMENT,
TO STEP-UP WITHOUT HESITATION
WHEN DUTY CALLS.
>> WHAT I BELIEVE IS I AM AMONG
EVERYDAY HEROES RIGHT HERE AT
THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
PEOPLE THAT THEY MAY NOT BE
AFFORDED THE OPPORTUNITY TO STEP
UP AND DO ONE OF THESE HEROIC
ACTS BUT THEY WOULD, GIVEN THE
, OPPORTUNITY.
KELLY: ANOTHER DEPUTY RECOGNIZED
TODAY IS TRENTON PRETTY.
THE 39-YEAR-OLD WAS RECENTLY
DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER THAT HAS
METASTASIZED TO HIS SPINE.
HE HAS A WIFE AND 3 YOUNG
CHILDREN.
>> WE JUST NEED THE COMMUNITY TO
UNDERSTAND THAT WE WEAR A
UNIFORM, BUT WE ARE PEOPLE TOO.
EVEN IF IT IS NOT A MONETARY
THANK YOU, IT IS A WORD OF
ENCOURAGEMENT.
KELLY: HE WAS PROMOTED TO
CORPORAL AT TODAY'S CEREMONY.
HIS FAMILY IS RAISING MONEY FOR
HIS TREATMENT, YOU CAN VISIT THE
WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S
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REPORTER: A SPOKESMAN WITH THE
FAYETTEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
SA THEY ORIGINALLY SEARCHED
THE HOME IN CONNECTION WITH AN
ILLEGAL PHARMACEUTICAL
INVESTIGATION.
WHEN THEY EXECUTED THE SEARCH
WARRANT THEY WERE SHOCKED BY
WHAT THEY FOUND.
WHEN THEY ENTERED THIS HOME THEY
FOUND FIREARMS MARIJUANA
PRESCRIPTION PILLS AND CASH.
>> APPROXIMATELY 13.4 POUNDS OF
MARIJUANA.
237 OXYCODON PILLS
28 VIVANSE CAPSULES.
14 FIREARMS AND APPROXIMATELY
$10,820 IN CASH.
REPORTER: THREE PEOPLE WERE
ARRESTED IN CONNECTION TO THIS
DRUG BUST 23-YEAR-OLD DANIEL
LANE 20-YEAR-OLD REBECCA LONG
AND 71-YEAR-OLD VAUGHN LON
THEY ARE ALL FACING MULTIPLE
CHARGES OF POSSESSION OF
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES WITH
PURPOSE TO DELIVER AS WELL AS
POSSESSION OF DRUG
PARAPHERNALIA.
>> THEY'RE GOING TO FINISH
PROCESSING ALL THE EVIDENCE,
THEN IT WILL BE FORWARDED TO THE
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
REPORTER: THE 4TH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT DRUG TASK FORCE IS MADE
UP OF OVER TEN POLICE
DEPARTMENTS AS WELL AS THE
WASHINGTON AND MADISON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
>> THIS IS A BIG DEAL FOR US TO
MAKE A BUST THIS SIZE.
YOU CAN'T REALLY MEASURE THE
GOOD GETTING THIS AMOUNT O
PHARMACEUTICALS, THIS AMOUNT OF
DRUGS, OFF THE STREE
REPORTER VON TOLD INVESTIGATORS
HE WOULD TAKE CHARGES FOR ALL OF
THE ITEMS IN THE RESIDENCE IF
HIS DAUGHTER WAS ALLOWED TO GO
FREE
SHE TOLD INVESTIGATORS SHE HAD
NO IDEA ABOUT THE DRUGS IN THE
HOME AND ALL THE FIREARMS
BELONGED TO HER BROTHER.
HE HAS NOT YET BEEN ARRESTED IN
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4 men indicted by grand jury in deadly conspiracy case that left 4 people dead - Duration: 0:33.
NEW TONIGHT, FOUR MEN HAVE BEEN
INDICTED BY A GRAND JURY FOR
THEIR SUSPECTED ROLES IN A
DEADLY CONSPIRACY PLOT TIED TO
GANG ACTIVITY.
ERROL KRISH, EDMOND BACCHUS, AND
COREY COLEMAN WERE ALL INDICTED
ON CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT MURDER.
TYRONE SCOTT WAS INDICTED ON
CONSPIRACY TO OBSTRUCT JUSTICE
THE MEN ARE ACCUSED IN A CRIME
SPREE THAT STRETCHED NEARLY SI
DAYS, AND LEFT 4 PEOPLE DEAD,
INCLUDING KALA BIENEMY, A MOTHER
OF FIVE.
LATONYA CLARK AND TOREY AND
AUGUST RILEY WERE ALSO KILLED IN
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Miss America takes pictures to help raise money for cancer research - Duration: 0:59.
A POLICE OFFICER WAS AMONG THE
VICTIMS KILLED IN THE ATTACK.
SO WAS AN AMERICAN.
CRAIG: MISS AMERICA, SAVVY
SHIELDS IS IN TOWN.
CANCER SURVIVORS WERE WELCOME TO
TAKE PICTURES OF HER -- WITH HER
WHILE PROMOTING RESEARCH FOR
CANCER TREATMENTS.
SHE TOOK PICTURES WITH A FULLY
RESTORED 1939 9-N FORD TRACTOR
KNOWN AS THE SURVIVOR TRACTOR.
SHIELDS SAY THIS TYPE OF EVENT
IS A CORE PART OF WHY SHE LOVES
BEING MISS AMERICA.
>> A LOT OF WHAT I DO IS BEING A
PART OF ORGANIZATIONS AND
MEETING PEOPLE THAT WANT TO BE
PART OF SOMETHING BIGGER THAN
THEMSELVES.
IT IS INSPIRING TO INTERACT WITH
PEOPLE AND MEET MORE HUMAN
BEINGS THAT ARE SERVICE ORIENTED
, IT IS INSPIRING AND ONE OF THE
FAVORITE PARTS OF MY JOB.
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Round Table: Hour Two | Season 1 | SHOTS FIRED - Duration: 9:53.
Welcome to the Hour Two roundtable
discussion of "Shots Fired."
I'm co-creator Reggie Rock Bythewood.
Pleased to be joined by Sanaa Lathan, Aisha Hinds, Mack
Wilds, and part of our music team,
Jabari Ali, Antonique Smith, and BJ the Chicago Kid.
MAN: (SINGING) Where do we go from here?
And hour two is called "Betrayal of Trust"
because while Ashe and Preston are
assigned to work the same case, they're
not really partners yet.
They're investigating behind each other's backs.
One of the things that I love about Ashe and Preston is
it's a popular convention in movies and TV--
the whole older cop, the seasoned cop and the young cop.
But you usually see it with two males.
And you never really see it with a woman and a man,
especially her being the more seasoned cop.
And Ashe has been doing this for 20 years.
She knows what she's doing.
She knows the in and outs.
And here comes this young--
in her eyes, he's arrogant.
Maybe you wouldn't call him arrogant, but Ashe--
Yeah, he's arrogant.
He's arrogant.
His nose is in the air.
You know, he's smart, Ivy League.
And she has really no investment in him in the beginning
except that she has to get this job done,
and I think quickly learns that in this environment,
they're going to need each other,
and they are going to have to work together
whether she likes it or not.
You don't work another case behind your partner's back.
You questioned Sheriff Platt about a witness
in the Joey Campbell case.
And he notified the bosses.
What the hell were you thinking?
I was thinking he'd notify the bosses.
I don't have the clout to bring the Joey Campbell case to them
myself.
So you got the sheriff to get it on the books.
So Mack, one of the things that we were really
interested in exploring is what would
happen to Beck if we really had the walls closing in on him.
Mm-hmm.
If you could talk about that a little bit.
I think in the writing room, you guys
did a beautiful job illustrating a great commentary
on the country.
When we see the headlines and everything that goes on
with these police officers, we don't necessarily
know the inner workings.
We don't know what's going on in their households.
There's so many different things that you guys added into this
to show that this comfortable world that he tried to make
was starting to slowly collapse.
I'm the father of the boy you killed.
[cocks gun]
Sir, I'm a father too.
All right?
And if anything would have happened to my boys,
I don't know what I'd do. - It doesn't matter.
Your boys are fine.
Listen to me.
I'm not gonna to tell you I understand your pain.
I don't.
But you weren't there.
If you ever want to know the truth
about what happened that day, you
need to drop your weapon now.
When the father approaches you, you get the upper hand.
And you show restraint.
I mean, if you took him out right then and there,
you would have well been in your right.
Exactly.
To show restraint and kind of try
to commiserate with the guy, you know,
just how I say in the clip, I can't
say that I know exactly what you're going through,
but I'm a father as well.
So we connect on that level alone.
I think, like, the other thing that was very compelling
is Pastor Janae's journey in Hour Two.
and one of the things we talked about in the writers' room
was do movements create leaders, or do leaders create movements.
I feel like the two things are sort of reliant on the other.
If I were in the head of Pastor Janae,
I would reach for that scripture that
talks about God creating us.
You know, before the foundations of this Earth, he knew us.
And I think Pastor Janae was somebody
that he knew and created for such a time as this.
When we think of and when we talk about church,
traditionally, we sort of think about church as the building,
the brick and mortar.
But we come to learn, the church is not the building,
it's the people.
And that's the same thing for leaderships and movements.
The movement is made up of a collection of leaders.
And for this particular episode, it definitely
was one of those situations where was she was coming
into herself in a new space.
I think she's comfortable as the leader of chosen house.
But here was this incident that incited a necessary movement.
I think there are those who are pastors because that is
their position, and there are those who are pastors
because that is their purpose.
I think the other thing though that's really fascinating
about your character was not making Pastor Janae the most
noble person in the world.
Well, she's still human.
You know, that is, she took the throne from the dude.
You know?
He was, like, the civil rights icon and gate station.
And she just snatched it.
And the way you played that was just so perfect.
May I pray with you, sister?
Of course.
Dear Heavenly Father, please--
Please let us know you are with us.
One thing that you gave us that Gina
and I were like, wow--
and this came from you, that whole line, anger is not a sin.
You dropped that.
And we knew where the speech was going.
And when you gave that to us, we just ran with it.
Yeah, I definitely believe that God allows us to be angry.
But we shouldn't be mastered by that anger.
We should definitely function from a righteous anger.
We should be angry about injustice.
Absolutely.
I think it's amazing how you and Gina
use music in your work.
It really just kind of is another level
of the storytelling.
It's almost like another character.
It is.
And we all know that music goes straight to the soul
and to the heart.
And this story should get to everybody's heart.
And one of the things that I really love in Hour Two,
we just go into this amazing song written
and sung by Antonique Smith.
You didn't narrate it.
But you still really helped with the storytelling.
Can you just talk a little bit about how
you approached that song?
Well, this particular song was inspired
by the outline for 102.
It said that the sheriff comes in
and tells Beck that the union is dropping him.
They're not going to support him.
And so I just said, you know, it feels
like he's losing control, losing control of the situation.
It felt like he was in control of it.
Everybody got your back. We got you back.
We good. You good.
You're good.
And now, you're not good.
And so I was just inspired by that lyric, losing control.
That just hit me.
(SINGING) I'm at your mercy cause you chose [inaudible].
I was in the studio with Jukebox and Brian
Farmer and [inaudible].
And I said, what do you all think about losing control?
It just seems like that's what happening right here.
And everybody's like, yeah, we love it.
So Jukebox and Brian started to play some beautiful chords that
became the music to the song.
And Brian was sitting across the room.
And he was just like, oooo.
And I was like, (SINGING) feels like I'm losing--
wow.
And I was like, what do you all think?
And everybody's like, yeah!
That just gave me chills.
That's how it came about, you know.
It was just one little step after the other.
We gave our music supervisor Jabari Ali the task to let's
create some Top 40 music, but let it
always be about storytelling.
Jabari, why don't you just talk a little bit about your process
and the process of your team?
The process was most definitely a bar raiser,
just the overall tone and just the spirit
of the writers' went.
And the tour that we got--
Well, you've bee to our writers' room.
And you know it was, like, set up.
It was like a museum.
One of the first things you see is Emmett Till.
And you see pictures, whether it's, like, a politician
or something from the '60s.
And so we had pictures all over the wall that were
relevant to our storytelling.
And we have a writing team for the scripts.
And then we had a writing team for the season.
Yes.
There's seven original songs that we--
We approached it like the music was a character.
Absolutely.
We really did.
Let's also talk about the song, "The Choir"
that we see at the funeral.
Well, it was really exciting for me
because, like, I didn't grow up in the traditional Baptist
Church.
So when Reggie was like, OK, Jabari, we have to do gospel.
And I'm going, man, I'm really going to have to lean on you.
Like, that really made me go in and do some serious homework
because Reggie was hitting me with all
of these songs that were 300 years old, 200 years old.
I'm going, yo, really?
And he was like, yeah, this is what we're aiming to do.
I mean, I remember saying something to you like what
if it was like they were singing something
like about him being an angel.
And then you guys did-- like, it was just
really interesting to kind of throw a concept to you
and then your team just ran with it.
Can we just talk a little bit about Terence
Blanchard, an amazing composer?
His tone, his sound, the way he
puts together music is just-- like, it's his fingerprint.
You know?
And when it lands on any piece of work,
it just elevates the work to another level.
Well, it was great because Terence, like, got some steel
pan guitar and all these instruments
and just created the sound that he called gate station.
And that was really amazing.
Like, the other thing that we just have to deal with
is our incredible main title song.
BJ, can you just talk about your decision to be a part of this
and to bless us with your voice?
I had no choice in deciding.
I really believe that it was ordained long before.
I think it was meant to be.
Jabari will tell you.
We've been excited since the call.
I think it's an amazing opportunity, man.
I mean, the lyrics, "If stars don't shine in the darkness,
where do we go from here?"
And that can mean a lot of different things.
Yes.
I mean, actually, it gave me chills in the booth.
I don't like singing stuff that don't speak back to me.
It's an honor to be a part of something that
is really so thought provoking.
So I appreciate you guys. - Right.
Well, I think the other thing that is as exciting
is just what we're going to see from Pastor Janae
as it comes up, like where Ashe goes.
And then we just never know what to think of Beck.
And I think that that's just, like, one of the things that
just keeps everybody at the edge of their seat
and makes this exciting.
Thanks for joining us for our Hour Two roundtable
discussion of "Shots Fired."
Keep the conversation going, hashtag #ShotsFired.
And we'll see you next week after Hour Three.
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Jefferson County sewage treatment plants facing staff shortages - Duration: 1:32.
HE BOARD WILL
OFFICIALLY TAKE A VOTE ON THE
LIQUOR MARKUP.
GUY: A FEDERAL JUDGE CRITICIZING
THE STAFFING LEVELS AT JEFFERSON
COUNTY'S SEWER TREATMENT PLANTS.
ALL OF THE COUNTY'S CANDIDATES
FOR CRUCIAL POSITIONS FAILED A
STATE-REQUIRED TEST.
WVTM 13'S JON PAEPCKE EXPLAINS
THE COUNTY'S PLANS TO FIX THE
PROBLE
JON: JEFFERSON COUNTY'S SEWER
TREATMENT PLANTS ARE FACING
STAFF SHORTAGES.
ITS NINE LOCATIONS ARE 30
POSITIONS SHORT TO BE EXACT.
RECENTLY 31 APPLICANTS TOOK A
STATE TEST FOR REQUIRED
CERTIFICATION.
ALL FAILED.
>> THE STATE GIVES THIS TEST,
THE RATE IS ONLY 25%, IT IS
DIFFICULT TO FIND PEOPLE WHO ARE
QUALIFIED.
JON: A HEARING IN THIS
COURTHOUSE LAST WEEK FEDERAL
, JUDGE LYNWOOD SMITH TOLD THE
COUNTY ALL 31 EMPLOYEES FAILING
THE CERTIFICATION WAS
UNACCEPTABLE AND COULD POSSIBLY
PUT THE PUBLIC'S HEALTH AT RISK.
PETELOS SAID THEY HAVE THE
MINIMUM NUMBER OF GRADE FOUR
WORKER
>> WE ARE NOT AT RISK, AND IF WE
NEED TO, WE CAN CONTRACT THAT
WORK OUT IF IT COMES TO THAT,
BUT WE DON'T WANT TO GO THERE.
JON: THE COUNTY HAS HIRED
SOMEONE ASSIGNED TO HELP TRAIN
APPLICANTS TO PASS THE TEST.
PETELOS PLEDGES THEY WILL DO
WHAT TAKES TO KEEP RIVERS AND
CREEKS CLEAN.
>> IT IS IMPORTANT FOR US TO
OPERATE THE PLANT IN A VERY
EFFICIENT MATTER TO MAKE SURE WE
DON'T HAVE OVERFLOWS, MAKE SURE
THE WATER IS CLEAN WHEN WE
DISCHARGE IT INTO THE WATERWAYS.
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Latest on human remains found in Tuscaloosa County - Duration: 1:29.
YOU CAN NEVER MISS AN UPDATE.
RIGHT NOW FORENSIC EXPERTS ARE
WORKING TO IDENTIFY HUMAN
REMAINS FOUND IN TUSCALOOSA
COUNTY.
GUY: A LOGGING CREW MADE THE
STARTLING DISCOVERY IN A WOODED
AREA NEAR COALING.
WVTM 13'S CHIP SCARBOROUGH IS
LIVE IN TUSCALOOSA, AND CHIP,
ANY CONNECTION TO A HIGH-PROFILE
MISSING PERSONS CASE IN THE
AREA?
CHIP: GUY HOMICIDE INVESTIGATORS
, SAY TEY'VE CERTAINLY GOTTEN
QUESTIONS ABOUT WHETHER THESE
REMAINS COULD BE EMMETT KYZER'S.
HE DISAPPEARED FROM HIS
TUSCALOOSA COUNTY HOME LAST
SUMMER.
BUT AUTHORITIES SAY IT'S JUST
TOO SOON TO SAY ANYTHING FOR
SURE.
INVESTIGATORS SPENT THE DAY
COMBING THIS WOODED AREA ON ED
STEPHENS ROAD NEAR COALING.
THEY SAY THAT'S WHERE A LOGGING
CREW FOUND THE REMAINS ABOUT
1:30 YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
HOMICIDE INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY
ALSO FOUND OTHER EVIDENCE, BUT
CAN'T TALK ABOUT IT RIGHT NOW.
THE REMAINS ARE BEING SENT TO
THE ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF
FORENSICS TO BE IDENTIFIED.
BOTH AUTHORITIES AND KYZER'S
FAMILY ARE ANXIOUS TO GET THE
RESULTS.
>> OBVIOUSLY THEY WANT CLOSURE
JUST LIKE ANY OTHER FAMILY THAT
HAS SOMEONE MISSING OR WHO HAS
HAD SOMEONE MURDERED.
THEY'RE GOING TO BE PATIENT WITH
US AND WAIT UNTIL ALL THE
EVIDENCE CAN BE PROCESSED.
CHIP: NOW, METRO HOMICIDE
INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY DO
SUSPECT FOUL PLAY IN THIS CASE.
THEY ARE ASKING ANYONE WITH
INFORMATION TO PLEASE GIVE THEM
A CALL.
LIVE IN TUSCALOOSA COUNTY, CHIP
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Lãng Du - ToFu ft. An (Prod. by VoVanDuc) (INSTRUMENTAL / TAS Release) - Duration: 3:34.
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What's in your cleaning products? There's a bill for that - Duration: 1:32.
ER IT SAYS 99.9%
DISABILITY AS OTHER.
SO MANY PRODUCTS AND SO LITTLE
INFORMATION.
I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW WHAT IS IN
THOSE PRODUCTS.
THE CLEANING PRODUCT RIGHT TO
KNOW ACT WOULD REQUIRE
MANUFACTURERS TO LIST THE
CHEMICAL AGREEMENTS.
>> THEY WOULD BENEFIT WITH ONE
OF MY CHILDREN OPENING UP AND
SAYING I KNOW I COULD BECAUSE
IMPOSING CONTROL WHAT ARE THE
INGREDIENTS THAT MY SILENCE
GOTTEN INTO.
AS A JANITOR HE IS OWN MORE.
>> BREATHING PROBLEMS, ALSO A
RASH ON MY SKIN.
SOME PRODUCT MAKERS ARE OPPOSING
THE BILL SAYING THAT PRODUCT
LABELING CAN BE MISLEADING WITH
CHEMICALS.
CUTS IT IS HARMFUL BE BECAUSE
THE WITH THE BILL IS AUTHORED
RIGHT NOW.
RICARDO SAYS HE IS WILLING TO
WORK WITH THE INDUSTRY ON
LABELING.
PLUS WE ALWAYS DO THIS, THERE IS
A PRECEDENT FOR IT.
THE REQUIREMENT FOR CHEMICALS
DOES HAVE ITS SUPPORTERS,
INCLUDING A CHEMIST FROM EARTH
FRIENDLY PRODUCTS.
>> ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY IS VERY
ADVANCED.
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Iowa nonprofits fear trickle-down effect from state budget cuts - Duration: 1:13.
SERVICES.
AND WHILE SOME DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
NON-PROFITS WON'T DIRECTLY LOSE
FUNDING THROUGH THIS REVISED
BUDGET, THEIR RESOURCES ARE IN
JEOPARDY.
FOR THOSE FIGHTING DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE, IT'S ALL ABOUT THE
TEAMWORK.
>> WE ALL DEPEND ON EACH OTHER
TO RALLY AROUND A SURVIVOR.
HANNAH: LINDSEY PINGEL IS WITH
THE IOWA COALITION AGAINST
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
SHE SAYS SOME OF THOSE RESOURCES
COME IN PART FROM THE DEPARTMENT
OF HUMAN SERVICES, A DEPARTMENT
FACING MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN
CUTS IN THE GOVERNOR'S REVISED
BUDGET PROPOSAL.
>> IF THE RESOURCES ARE THERE TO
KEEP THEM STABLE AND HELP THEM
REBUILD SELF-SUFFICIENCY THEN
, OFTENTIMES THEY COULD GET IN A
SITUATION WHERE THEY JUST SPIRAL
DOWNWARD.
HANNAH: THOSE RESOURCES INCLUDE
HELPING A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SURVIVOR GET HELP SECURING
MEDICAID, COUNSELING, OR EVEN
JOB TRAINING.
>> IF WE CAN'T PROVIDE THE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICES THAT
WE NEED TO IN OUR COMMUNITY,
THEN ANOTHER SERVICE LEVEL IS
GOING TO BE OVERWHELMED.
HANNAH: THOSE OTHER LEVELS OF
SERVICES COULD INCLUDE AN
INCREASE IN PEOPLE STAYING IN
HOMELESS SHELTERS FOR EVEN
LONGER.
BECAUSE PINGEL SAYS NO MATTER
THE CUT, THE NEED WILL STILL BE
THERE.
>> THESE ARE PEOPLE WHO NEED
THESE SERVICES.
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PEOPLE FLYING TO THE AIR.
A LENGTHY INVESTIGATION SHUTTING
DOWN ONE OF HER LIFE MOST
HEAVILY TRAFFICKED INTERSECTIONS
FOR MORE THAN FOUR HOURS.
>> AT THIS POINT OUR ACCIDENT
TEAM HAS TAKEN THE MOST TURNING
IT OFF THE ROAD.
OFFICERS ARE KIND TO PIECE
TOGETHER WHAT HAPPENED.
THEY SAY A 27-YEAR-OLD WOMAN AND
GIRLS RANGING FROM FOUR YEARS
OLD WERE IN THE VOLVO.
THE START IS GETTING LEAST.
THEY THEN TRIED TO MAKE A LEFT
TURN WHEN A DRIVER SLAMMED ON
HIS BRAKES PUSHING ONE OF THE
CARS REVIEWING HIS INTERMENT --
TH USE LASERS TO BETTER
ACCURATELY MEASURE THIS.
THE TWO CHILDREN WERE ELEPHANT.
TO HOSPITAL WITH MAJOR INJURIES
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