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Success Reveal

The Secret to make yourself success

by Oknha Quach Mengly

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Santa Fe Reporter takes New Mexico Governor to court - Duration: 1:28.

MARTINEZ TO COURT.

>> ONE OF THE THINGS THE SANTA

FE REPORTER IS MOST WELL-KNOWN

FOR IS IT'S EYE-CATCHING COVERS.

AND THIS COVER FROM DECEMBER OF

2012, PROCTOR TELLS US, MAY HAVE

BEEN THE BEGINNING OF THE END

FOR DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE

ADMINISTRATION AND THE PAPER.

THE YEAR IN CLOSED GOVERNMENT.

THAT WAS THE HEADLINE OF THE

ARTICLE THAT DETAILED SENDING OF

PRIVATE EMAILS ON PUBLIC

SERVERS, AND LACK OF

TRANSPARENCY FROM THE GOVERNOR'S

STAFF THE RESULT OF THAT ARTICLE

>> BECAUSE OF THE WAY THIS

NEWSPAPER REPORTED ON HER

ADMINSTRATION, SHE DECIDED AND

HER OFFICIALS DECIDED THAT THEY

JUST DIDN'T HAVE TO TALK TO US

ANYMORE.

WE DON'T BELIEVE THAT'S RIGHT.

>> NOW, THE REPORTER IS TAKING

NEW MEXICO'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO

COURT SAYING THE GOVERNOR AND

HER STAFF NOT ONLY WERE FROZEN

OUT OF COMMENTS ON NEW STORIES,

BUT ALSO ILLEGALLY DENIED PUBL

DOCUMENTS TO THE REPORTER.

>> WE HAVE A HUGE NUMBER OF

PUBLIC RECORDS REQUESTS THAT

WE'VE FILED, THAT THE GOVERNOR'S

ADMINISTRATION DID NOT RESPOND

TO, AS THE LAW REQUIRES HER TO

DO.

>> SO WHAT DOES THE GOVERNOR

HAVE TO SAY ABOUT ALL THIS?

WE REACHED OUT TO HER OFFICE FOR

THEIR TAKE ON THE CASE

A SPOKESMAN FOR THE GOVERNOR

RESPONDED, "WE'RE NOT COMMENTING

ON THIS PENDING LITIGATION."

TESTIMONY IN THE CASE STARTED

YESTERDAY, AND IS EXPECTED TO

CONTINUE THROUGH TOMORROW AND

PROCTOR SAYS THEY HOPE A WIN IN

THIS CASE WILL DELIVER A MESSAGE

TO PUBLIC OFFICIALS.

>> WHEN A JOURNALIST COMES

CALLING, ASKING QUESTIONS ON

For more infomation >> Santa Fe Reporter takes New Mexico Governor to court - Duration: 1:28.

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Heather Wilson one step closer to become head of Air Force - Duration: 1:24.

HEATHER WILSON SPENT THE DAY

TESTIFYING IN FRONT OF THE

SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE.

THE TOUGH CRITICISM FROM SOME

SENATE DEMOCRATS FOCUSED ON HER

CONSULTING WORK WITH SANDIA

NATIONAL LABORATORIES 10 YEARS

AGO.

SENATOR JOHN MCCAIN ASKED IF SHE

WAS EVER CITED FOR A BREACH OF

ETHICS.

WILSON SAID NO.

HE ALSO PRESSED HER ON THE

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY'S

INVESTIGATIONS ON HER CONSULTING

>

FIRM.

>> YOU'LL HAVE TO SUMMARIZE YOUR

ANSWER, DR WILSON. I'VE GOT

OTHER QUESTIONS.

>> DID YOU CONTACT ANY MEMBER OF

CONGRESS OR FEDERAL OFFICIAL

CONCERNING A CONTRACT EXTENSION

FOR SANDIA CORPORATION?

>> NO.

>> DID YOU RECOMMEND THAT SANDIA

CORPORATION TAKE THE POSITION

THAT COMPETITION OF ITS CONTRACT

WAS NOT IN THE BEST INTEREST OF

THE GOVERNMENT?

>> YES.

>> WHY?

>> BECAUSE IT WAS NOT.

>> BUT SENATOR MARTIN HEINRICH

FOCUSED ON HER CREDENTIALS, AND

ASKED HOW SHE WOULD HANDLE THE

CURRENT CHALLENGES FACING THE

AIR FORCE.

>> I THINK WITH EVERY WEAPONS

SYSTEM AND EVERY MISSION, THERE

ARE A SET OF THINGS THE AIR

FORCE DECIDES THAT ARE REALLY

IMPORTANT. FOR EXAMPLE, AIR

SPACE TO CONDUCT TRAINING

OPERATIONS.

>> WILSON PLEDGED THAT IF

CONFIRMED, SHE'LL STRENGTHEN THE

AIR FORCE WITH MORE PERSONNELL

AND WOULD SUPPORT COMPETITION

AIR FORCE CONTRACTS, ONLY IF

IT'S IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE

GOVERNMENT.

WILSON GRADUATED FROM THE AIR

FORCE ACADEMY IN 1982.

SHE REPRESENTED NEW MEXICO FROM

1998 TO 2009 IN THE U.S. HOUSE.

SHELLY: AT THE END OF TODAY'S

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Sununu: 'Magnifying glass effect' stymies Trump White House - Duration: 1:57.

CALLS THE MAGNIFYING GLASS

EFFECT OF THE PRESIDENCY.

AS SOMEONE QUITE FAMILIAR WITH

THE PRESSURE OF WORKING IN THE

WHITE HOUSE, JOHN H. SUNUNU SAYS

EVEN AMID A STRING OF NEGATIVE

HEADLINES HE'S NOT THAT WORRIED

ABOUT THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION.

>> I'VE BEEN DOWN THERE A COUPLE

OF TIMES AND THEY ARE MOVING IN

THE RIGHT DIRECTION, IT'S A HARD

LESSON TO LEARN ABOUT WHAT I

CALL THE MAGNIFICATION EFFECT OF

THE WHITE HOUSE.

REPORTER: SUNUNU SAYS TRUMP AND

HIS TEAM STILL DON'T FULLY COME

PRETHEN THE REALITY THAT

EVERYTHING THEY DO OR SAY IN THE

WHITE HOUSE IS BIG NEWS.

AS AN EXAMPLE, HE REFERENCED AN

ACCIDENTAL MEDIA FIRESTORM

CAUSED IN 1990 BY THE PRESIDENT

HE SERVED.

>> WHEN I WAS THERE, MYSAID I

DON'T LIKE BROCCOLI.

RIGHT.

AND IT WAS A FRONT PAGE STORY

FOR THREE DAYS, AND CREATED A

CRIES WHICH IS THE AGRICULTURAL

COMMUNITY IN THE UNITED STATES.

REPORTER: HIS ADVICE TO TRUMP,

ONE, MANAGE THE MAGNIFYING

GLASS.

TWO, FIND BIPARTISAN LEGISLATION

THAT CAN PASS AND SIGN IT.

THREE, WORK WITH GOVERNORS TO

IMPLEMENT POLICY.

AND SUNUNU ADMITS HE'S A LITTLE

BIASED ON THAT POINT.

AS FOR THE PRESIDENT'S TWITTER

TWEAKING OF HOUSE CONSERVATIVES,

THE FORMER WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF

STAFF SEES A TECHNICAL APPROACH.

>> IT MIGHT MEAN START WORKING

WITH THEM EVEN THOUGH IT MEANS

TOUGH NEGOTIATING, AND TOUGH

DEALINGS.

THAT'S FINE.

REPORTER: TRUMP SUPPORTER

JACQUELINE DENISON SAYS SUNUNU'S

ADVICE IS SOUND, BUT SHE THINKS

THE PRESIDENT IS NOT THE LEAST

BIT BOTHERED BY BEING PUT UNDER

THE MAGNIFYING GLASS OF

WASHINGTON.

>> HE DOESN'T HAVE A HARD TIME

GETTING HIMSELF OUT BECAUSE HE

DOESN'T CARE ABOUT BEING IN.

AND I THINK EVENTUALLY MAYBE HE

WILL GO WITH THE TIDE, BUT RIGHT

NOW HE'S JUST THE BOSS.

REPORTER: THE TRUMP SUPPORTERS

WE SPOKE WITH TODAY TRUMPED UP

THE PRESIDENT'S DIFFICULTIES TO

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Infinity Push Overview/Review/ Is it Scam? - Duration: 8:14.

For more infomation >> Infinity Push Overview/Review/ Is it Scam? - Duration: 8:14.

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Castleton to become tobacco free this summer - Duration: 1:39.

>> WE'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT

BECOMING A SMOKE FREE, TOBACCO

FREE CAMPUS FOR A NUMBER OF

YEARS.

REPORTER: AND AS OF AUGUST

FIRST, CASTLETON UNIVERSITY,

WILL BECOME THE FIRST OF

VERMONT'S FIVE STATE COLLEGES TO

BAN SMOKING BEFORE 2019,

>> I THINK IT'S A GREAT IDEA, I

PERSONALLY DON'T SMOKE AND A LOT

OF PEOPLE I KNOW DON'T SMOKE,

NONE OF MY FRIENDS SMOKE.

>> WE DO HAVE PEOPLE WITH HEALTH

ISSUES AND SECONDHAND SMOKE IS A

PROBLEM.

REPORTER: RIGHT NOW, STUDENTS

CAN ONLY SMOKE 25 FEET AWAY FROM

UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS, AND THERE

ARE CIGARETTE RECEPTICLES

DISPERSED AROUND CAMPUS.

>> IN THOSE PLACES WE'LL HAVE

SIGNAGE THAT SHOWS WE'RE A SMOKE

FREE, TOBACCO FREE CAMPUS.

REPORTER: AND ALTHOUGH MANY

STUDENTS ARE ON BOARD WITH THE

IDEA SOME THINK IT'LL STIR UP

CONTROVERSY ONCE IN AFFECT,

>> A LOT OF PEOPLE SMOKE ON

CAMPUS HERE, SO I FEEL LIKE

THEY'RE GOING TO BE REALLY

ANNOYED.

>> I FIND IT A LITTLE ABSURD TO

START DOING THIS.

REPORTER: FRESHMAN EMIL

CHRISTENSEN THINKS NOT ONLY WILL

IT INCONVEINECE STUDENTS TO

LEAVE CAMPUS TO SMOKE, IT MIGHT

EVEN INCREASE TEMPTATION

>> IT DOESN'T STOP PEOPLE FROM

QUITTING SMOKING IT ACTUALLY

MAKES THEM WANT TO DO IT EVEN

MORE IT'S GOING TO CREATE A VERY

UNCOMFORTABLE ATMOSPHERE ON

CAMPUS.

REPORTER: BUT THE DEAN OF

STUDENTS SAYS THAT ISN'T THE

OBJECTIVE

>> WE'RE NOT TRYING TO CHASTIZE

OR PUT VALUE ON THOSE WHO USE

TOBACCO.

WE ARE JUST SAYING YOU CAN'T DO

IT HERE.

HE HOPES ONCE THE POLICY IS

IMPLEMENTED, IT CAN SERVE AS AN

EXAMPLE FOR OTHER UNIVERSITIES

IN THE STATE

>> MANY OTHER CAMPUSES HAVE DONE

THIS, WE'RE JUST FOLLOWING THEIR

LEAD.

BUT WE'RE NEW ENOUGH IN VERMONT

THAT HOPEFULLY WE'LL HAVE

SOMETHING TO TEACH OTHERS.

REPORTER: IN CASTLETON, HELENA

For more infomation >> Castleton to become tobacco free this summer - Duration: 1:39.

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Crime victims call on Stockton leaders for new safety priorities - Duration: 1:53.

S.

KCRA3'S MELINDA MEZA INTRODUCES

US TO THE VICTIMS.

>> MY SON JUWAN WAS MURDERED 15

MONTHS AGO HERE IN STOCKTON.

MELINDA THIS MOTHER SAYS SHE HAS

: COME TO THIS GATHERING TO

SHARE HER VOICE.

AFTER HER SON WAS MURDERED HIS

KILLER HAS NOT BEEN FOUND.

>> JUWAN MURDERED DECEMEBR 14 HE

-- DECEMBER 14, 2015.

WE DON'T KNOW EXACTLY WHAT TOOK

PLACE.

HE LEFT HOME TO PICK UP SHOES

FROM FRIEND AND SOMEONE SHOT

HIM.

HE DIED AFTER BEING SHOT ON

CORNER OF AND SWAIN.

MELINDA SHE IS ATTENDING THIS

: EVENT WITH OTHER VICTIMS OF

CRIME TO ASK THE COMMUNITY TO

STEP UP.

>> WE NEED HELP.

WE NEED STOCKTON'S HELP.

I GO TO THIS INTERSECTION EVERY

DAY AND SIT THERE AT 4:30 P.M.

TO SEE HOW MANY CARS COME

THROUGH.

THAT INTERSECTION IS BUSY.

25-30 CARS.

>> A ROUND OF APPLAUSE.

A SHOW OF SUPPORT FOR OTHER

SURVIVORS OF CRIME.

TODAY MORE THAN A HUNDRED PEOPLE

, LISTEN TO STORIES STORIES OF

, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, STORIES OF

HOMICIDES.

>> WE HAVE BEEN ON JOURNEY OF

HEALING AND EMPOWERING OTHERS TO

HEAL.

THERE IS POWER THERE.

MELINDA TASHITA MCCOYHAM SAYS

: THE STORIES WILL LEAD TO

ANSWERS.

SHE WORKS FOR THE STOCKTON

TRAUMA AND RECOVERY CENTER.

>> THERE IS SO MANY UNSOLVED

CASES AND WE NEED TO START

GETTING THEM SOLVED.

MELINDA ANN MARGARET RAMERIZ'S

: SON WAS SHOT TO DEATH IN 2012.

SINCE THEN SHE HAS BEEN INVOLVED

WITH THE GROUP VICTIMS OF

VIOLENT CRIME.

>> WE NEED WITNESSES TO START

For more infomation >> Crime victims call on Stockton leaders for new safety priorities - Duration: 1:53.

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Restaurante prohibe entrada de niños de cinco años | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:56.

For more infomation >> Restaurante prohibe entrada de niños de cinco años | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:56.

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California's water content 164% of average, snow survey finds - Duration: 2:04.

WHAT

IT MEANS FOR THE DROUGHT.

VICKI NEARLY TWO YEARS TO THE

: DAY, THE LANDSCAPE ACROSS THE

SIERRA WAS SO DIRE, GOVERNOR

BROWN TRAVELED TO EL DORADO

COUNTY TO SEE FOR HIMSELF,

MANDATING STATEWIDE WATER

RESTRICTIONS.

GOVERNOR BROWN WHAT WE DO KNOW

: IS, AND I ASKED THIS GENTLEMAN

OVER HERE, HAVE YOU EVER STOOD

ON THIS MEADOW, ON THIS DAY THAT

THERE WASN'T SNOW?

AND HE SAID NO.

DICKEY THAT GENTLEMAN,

: DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES'

FRANK GEHRKE, TAKING MANUAL SNOW

SURVEYS AT THE PHILLIPS LOCATION

FOR MORE THAN 3 DECADES.

>> THIS IS THE FIRST TIME SINCE

1942 WE'VE HAD ZERO SNOW AT THIS

LOCATION

DICKEY: --

VICKI: 2017 PROVING TO BE A

REBOUND, AND THEN SOME.

STARTING OFF THE NEW YEAR 70% OF

THE JANUARY AVERAGE, PEAKING AT

185% OF MARCH'S SNOWPACK, AND

STILL ABOVE AVERAGE FOR THE

MONTH OF APRIL.

GEHRKE, NOW SNOW SHOEING THROUGH

WELCOMED FLURRIES ACROSS A

BOUNTIFUL SIERRA SNOWPACK.

>> WE'RE LOOKING AT 10, 15,

20 FEET OF SNOWPACK UP THERE.

SO AN EXTREMELY GOOD YEAR IN

TERMS OF THE SNOW STANDPOINT.

>> STATEWIDE, CALIFORNIA IS 147%

OF THE APRIL AVERAGE IN TH

NORTHERN SIERRA, 175% ALONG THE

CENTRAL SIERRA, AND 164% DOWN

SOUTH.

SNOWPACK, WHICH WILL MELT.

PRODUCING HEALTHY RUN-OFF TO

CARRY CALIFORNIA THROUGH THE

DRIER MONTHS.

>> PEOPLE HAVE TO BE AWARE THAT

CONDITIONS ARE DIFFERENT AND BE

COGNIZANT THAT THINGS ARE NOT

THE SAME, AND THEY CAN'T EXPECT

THE SAME CONDITIONS THEY HAD A

COUPLE YEARS AGO

>> WHAT REMAINS TO BE KNOWN, IF

THE ABOVE AVERAGE RAIN AND

SNOWFALL WILL BE ENOUGH TO LIFT

CALIFORNIA'S DROUGHT.

SNOWPACK PROVIDES ROUGHLY A

THIRD OF CALIFORNIA'S WATE

NEEDS.

WE ASKED TO CORRECT THE -- WHEN

WE ASKED IF THIS YEAR'S SNOWPACK

WILL INFLUENCE LIFTING DROUGHT

RESTRICTIONS, GEHRKE TELLS US

For more infomation >> California's water content 164% of average, snow survey finds - Duration: 2:04.

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Lluvias de memes por escultura de Ronaldo | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:54.

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Vadhir Derbez habla sobre el robo en casa de su padre | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 1:34.

For more infomation >> Vadhir Derbez habla sobre el robo en casa de su padre | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 1:34.

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Debris piles up around Folsom Lake - Duration: 1:51.

IT'S A PROCESS THAT HASN'T BEEN

USED SINCE 2006.

FOR JEREMIAH RAMIREZ AND MIKE

HURLEY, FISH ARE TOP OF MIND

TODAY.

>> WITH THE WIND, BUT, YOU KNOW,

THAT KIND OF MAKES IT TOUGH, BUT

YOU KNOW, GOT A COUPLE TRICKS.

WE'LL SEE IF THAT WORKS.

MAX: BEFORE THEY CAN CAST THEIR

REELS, THEY'LL HAVE TO NAVIGATE

A FOLSOM LAKE PLAYING HOST TO A

COLLECTION OF DRIED OUT, DEAD

DRIFTWOOD.

>> YOU CAN'T REALLY DO MUCH

ABOUT IT, YOU JUST, YOU JUST

HAVE TO TRY TO STEER OUT OF THE

WAY, AND, YOU KNOW, HOPE YOU'RE

NOT HITTING NOTHING THAT'S, YOU

KNOW, SUBMERGED.

MAX: DRIFT WOOD IN THE WATER IS

ONE CONCERN.

THE OTHER -- THE SIZE AND SCOPE

OF THIS DEBRIS FIELD.

IT EXTENDS TO THE BOAT RAMPS AND

TO THE PARKING LOTS HUNDREDS OF

YARDS AWAY FROM THE EDGE OF THE

LAKE.

A SIGN OF HOW MUCH WATER WE'VE

HAD THIS YEAR AND THEN, HOW MUCH

DEBRIS CAME DOWN WITH IT.

>> PRETTY MUCH IS A RING

COMPLETELY AROUND THE LAKE.

MAX: RICHARD PRESTON IS THE

FOLSOM LAKE STATE PARK

SUPERINTENDENT.

STATE PARKS PLANS TO CONTRACT

WITH A COMPANY TO GET ALL OF

THIS DEBRIS PICKED UP AND MOVED

OUT, SOMETHING THAT HASN'T BEEN

DONE SINCE 2006.

>> CAME DOWN FROM THE RESERVOIRS

UP ABOVE AND SOME OF THE DEBRIS

THAT'S BEEN IN THE RIVER SYSTEMS

FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS THROUGH

THE DROUGHTS AND IT PRETTY MUCH

ALL JUST FLUSHED DOWN THIS YEA

WITH THE LARGE STORMS IN JANUARY

AND FEBRUARY.

MAX: IT'LL LIKELY BE JUNE BEFORE

THE CLEANUP PROCESS CAN BEGIN

AND GETTING THE DEBRIS BACK INTO

THE WATER IS CRITICAL.

>> WE CONTRACTED WITH A COMPANY

TO COME OUT THAT HAD THESE

MINIATURE TUGBOATS AND BARGES

, AND THEY ACTUALLY WRANGLED THE

DEBRIS THAT WAS FLOATING.

MAX: FOR NOW, THESE PILES AND

WHAT RESTS AND FLOATS IN THE

WATER WILL HAVE TO REMAIN, WHICH

WILL HAVE JEREMIAH AND MIKE

KEEPING CLOSE WATCH.

>> I'M GOING TO HAVE MY BUDDY

STANDING NEAR THE FRONT AND LOOK

OUT FOR LOGS.

BASICALLY, THE LOGS, YOU HIT

THEM, IT CAN DAMAGE THE BOAT.

THE FIBERGLASS, CRUNCH IT.