H WILLIS STREET
AS SHE WAS THROWN TO THE GROUND
TRYING TO GET HER PURSE BACK.
>> HE COULD HAVE KILLED HER.
ANDY: MURIEL AND HER SON WERE
HAVING LUNCH AT THE WENDY'S,
WHE4N A WOMAN GRABBED A PERSON
THE BACK OF ANOTHER WOMAN'S
CHAIR, RAN TO THE SIDE OF THE
BUILDING AND JUMPED INTO A
WAITING VEHICLE.
>> SHE PUNCHED THE GUY IN THE
FACE, THE LITTLE WOMAN.
AND THE OTHER GIRL GOT INTO THE
OTHER DOOR AND SHE HAD TATTOOS
ALL OVER HER ARM.
AND SHE GOT IN WITH THE DRIVER.
>> I HEARD EVERYBODY SHREEK.
I TURNED AROUND TO SEE THIS
BLACK OR DARK BLUE SUV JUMP
THE CURB.
ANDY: THE VICTIM FELL TO THE
GROUND.
>> THIS WOMAN WAS OUTSIDE ON THE
GROUND.
HER ARM WAS SCUFFED UP.
AND SHE KEPT ON SCREAMING, HE
STOLE MY PURSE.
ANDY: THE VICTIM WAS TAKEN TO
THE HOSPITAL WITH
NON-LIFE-THREATENING INJURIES.
>> SHE STATED THE SUSPECT WAS
HEAVILY TATTOOED ON HER LEFT
SIDE, BUT DID HAVE MULTIPLE
TATTOOS ON BOTH ARMS AND LEGS.
SHE DID NOT GIVE A GOOD
DISCUSSION OF THE DRIVER, WHO I
BELIEVE WAS A MALE, BUT THEY DID
HAVE A YOUNG CHILD IN THE BACK
SEAT AT THE TIME OF THE
INCIDENT.
ANDY: POLICE SAY THE WITNESSES
THINK THAT THE FIRST THREE
DIGITS ON THAT SUV MAYBE 2-3-6
OR 2-4-6.
ANYONE WITH INFORMATION IS ASKED
TO CALL THE MANCHESTER POLICE.
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Hurricane presentation - Duration: 1:03.
WHICH WAS SUPER FUN.
TAKE A LOOK.
WE HAD A GROUP OF ABOUT 100
STUDENTS.
ALSO A RAFFLE.
WE WANT TO TACKLE THE ISSUES
WAS EVERYONE PREPARED FOR THIS
UPCOMING HURRICANE SEASON?
THEY ALL SAID YES.
THEY WERE SO CONCERNED FOR
MATTHEW THAT THEY PREPARED.
WE RAIN DOWN EVERYTHING AND
SHOWED WHAT HAPPENED WITH MATH.
HEADING -- WITH MATTHEW.
WE ASK THE STUDENTS WHAT THEY
LEARNED.
>> IT WAS VERY INFORMATIVE, I
LEARNED THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A
STORM WARNING, STORM WATCH
A LEARNED HOW TO USE GENERATORS
AND WHAT TO DO TO PREPARE.
DIFFERENT CATEGORIES, WHAT TO
ACTUALLY GET, AND WHICH ROOMS
ARE GOOD TO GET INSIDE YOUR
HOUSE ENGAGES HAPPENS.
ALSO WHAT TO PUT UP ON YOUR
WINDOWS.
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Overcast and rainy - Duration: 3:49.
WEATHER
WITH THE CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JAY
CARDOSI.
JAY: SOMEWHAT WEATHER LATE ON
THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON INTO THE
EARLY EVENING AS WELL.
SOME OF THE LEADING MOISTURE
FROM WHAT WAS TROPICAL STORM
CINDY NOW DOWNGRADED TO A
DEPRESSION.
IT IS REACHING THE OHIO VALLEY.
A LIVE LOOK FROM THE TOWER CAM
ON MELLWOOD AVENUE TOWARDS
DOWNTOWN LOUISVILLE.
OVERCAST, LIGHT RAIN, THAT TREND
WILL CONTINUE.
AS WE MOVE THROUGH THE NIGHT, NO
SEVERE WEATHER EXPECTED, NO
FLOODING EXPECTED TONIGHT.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, SOME OF THAT
RAIN WILL BECOME QUITE HEAVY, AT
LEAST IN SPOTS.
NUMBERS, MID-70'S.
THE HUMIDITY IS 90%.
THE DEW POINT IS 72.
THAT IS IN THE OPPRESSIVE RANGE.
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT.
WIND AT 10 MILES PER HOUR.
THE POSSIBILITY OF HEAVY
RAINFALL TOMORROW, TOMORROW
EVENING.
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS
ISSUED A FLASH FLOOD WATCH FOR
THE ENTIRE VIEWING AREA.
BUT AGAIN, THIS EVENING AND
OVERNIGHT, NOT EXPECTING MUCH OF
A PROBLEM.
A LITTLE BIT OF LIGHT RAIN
SCATTERED ABOUT JEFFERSON COUNTY
RIGHT NOW.
IT DOES PICK UP SOME MODERATE
SHOWERS.
EASTBOUND AS WELL.
THIS IS ALL MOVING OFF TO THE
NORTHEAST.
THE RAIN WILL PICK UP IN
LOUISVILLE FOR SURE FOR A SHORT
TIME THE DEEPER WE GET INTO THE
EVENING.
THIS FIRST BATCH OF RAIN IS
ALREADY THROUGH BOWLING GREEN,
APPROACHING THE VIEWING AREA, SO
I THINK WE WILL SEE A DECENT
BREAK IN THE ACTION THIS EVENING
AND OVERNIGHT, BUT THE RAIN WILL
RETURN.
HERE IS WHY.
SEE THAT SPAN RIGHT THERE?
THAT IS THE REMNANTS OF TROPICAL
STORM CINDY.
IT IS MOVING OFF TO THE EASE,
NORTHEAST AND WILL BRING MORE
MOISTURE AS IT ROLLS THROUGH
TOMORROW.
THERE IS THE BREAK IN THE
ACTION.
1:30 TOMORROW MORNING, THEN THE
RAINS REDEVELOPING AROUND THE
MORNING COMMUTE OR SHORTLY
THEREAFTER.
COULD BE A BAND OF HEAVY
RAINFALL FROM SOUTHWEST TO
NORTHEAST ACROSS THE VIEWING
AREA.
SLOWLY PUSHING ITS WAY EASTBOUND
TO THE AFTERNOON.
ON TOP OF THAT, THE POSSIBILITY
OF HEAVY RAINFALL, MAYBE EVEN A
FEW ISOLATED SEVERE CELLS AS
WELL.
FIRST, THE RAIN.
YOU CAN SEE THESE BRIGHTER
SHADES OF YELLOW, ORANGE, RED
COVERING MUCH OF THE VIEWING
AREA.
ONE-THREE INCHES OF RAINFALL A
GOOD BET JUST ABOUT EVERYWHERE.
LOCALIZED FOUR-INCH AMOUNTS,
ESPECIALLY SOUTH OF LOUISVILLE.
AS I MENTIONED, MAINLY TOMORROW
AFTERNOON, IF WE GET A LITTLE
INSTABILITY BUILDING, THERE
COULD BE A COUPLE OF STRONGER
STORMS, ESPECIALLY ALONG AND
SOUTH OF THE PARKWAY.
ONE OR TWO OF THOSE COULD BE
SEVERE.
MAYBE A BRIEF TORNADO SPIN UP.
WE WILL WATCH THAT CLOSELY.
THE BEAUTIFUL WEATHER MAKES A
RETURN.
THE NEXT FEW HOURS, DAMP WITH
OCCASIONAL SHOWERS, MIDDLE 70'S.
TONIGHT, A BREAK IN THE ACTION.
HOWEVER, TOMORROW MORNING,
SHOWERS REDEVELOPING AND SOME OF
THE RAIN COULD BE LOCALLY HEAVY
FROM TIME TO TIME THROUGH
TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
YOUR HIGH TEMPERATURE IN THE
UPPER 70'S.
THE RAIN ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT,
AND THE NEAR COME SOME GORGEOUS
WEATHER, LESS HUMID, COOL
CONDITIONS, AND SOME SUNSHINE
BREAKING THROUGH FOR THE
WEEKEND.
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Good Samaritan, police officer rescue driver of submerged truck - Duration: 1:38.
TALKING TO ONE OF THOSE
HEROES TONIGHT.
>> YOU CAN SEE THE DAMAGE TO THE
FRONT OF THE TRUCK CAB WENT
HEADFIRST INTO THIS POND.
>> THERE ARE CERTAIN CALLS THAT
YOU GET, ONE OF THOSE IS WHEN
YOU KNOW THERE IS SOMEBODY
TRAPPED.
SECONDS ARE GOING TO COUNT WHEN
YOU ARE ON SCENE.
REPORTER: WHEN HE GOT HERE THE
CAP WAS FULLY SUBMERGED.
IT CRASHED THROUGH THE
GUARDRAIL.
THE 73-YEAR-OLD DRIVER WAS STUCK
UNDERWATER, HIS HEAD BEING HELD
UP A GOOD SAMARITAN IN THE RIGHT
PLACE WITH THE RIGHT INSTINCT.
>> HE GOT DOWN AND MADE SURE HE
WAS KEEPING HIS HEAD ABOVE
WATER.
THAT IS ALL HE NEEDED TO DO.
REPORTER: HE WOULD HAVE DROWNED
IF SOMEONE HAD NOT INTERVENED AS
QUICKLY AS THEY DID.
REPORTER: FIREFIGHTERS SAY HE
WAS FLOWN TO A RHODE ISLAND
HOSPITAL CRITICAL BUT TALKING,
LIKELY ALIVE THANKS TO TWO MEN.
>> HE HONESTLY BELIEVES HE WAS
IN A LOT OF TROUBLE.
IT GAVE MORE HOPE TO GET THEM
THROUGH THE HOLES IN REO.
-- THE WHOLE SCENARIO.
REPORTER: AFTER HIS HEROIC DEED,
THIS OFFICER IS ALREADY BACK TO
WORK.
LIKE SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO
GET WET.
REPORTER: THE GOOD SAMARITAN DID
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Kindergarten countdown - Duration: 1:46.
SCHOOL START A SOLID EDUCATIONAL
FUTURE FOR ITS YOUNGEST
STUDENTS.
>> HERE AT THE WESTERN BRANCH
LIBRARY ON 10TH STREET, ALL
THESE BOOKS HAVE SOMETHING IN
COMMON.
THEY HAVE TRANSITIONS FROM THE
BEGINNING TO THE PLOT TO THE
END.
TODAY, TEACHERS TALKED ABOUT THE
TRANSITION FOR STUDENTS TO MAKE
SURE THEIR EDUCATIONAL STORY IS
A GOOD ONE.
>> OLD MCDONALD HAD A --
>> FARM.
USUALLY IT IS A FARM.
LET'S SEE WHAT HE'S GOT GOING
TODAY.
>> THESE KIDS ARE EXCITED TO BE
COUNTING DOWN TO KINDERGARTE
>> ON AVERAGE ACROSS THE REGION,
ABOUT 50% OF THE KIDS ENTERING
KINDERGARTEN ARE ENTERING READY
TO LEARN.
THAT MEANS THE OTHER 50% ARE
AT A SIGNIFICANT DISADVANTAGE.
>> THEY'RE STARTING THAT FIRST
DAY OF SCHOOL BEHIND.
THEY HAVE SUCH A HARDER TIME
CATCHING U
ALL OF THE DATA SHOWS THOSE WHO
START BEHIND, STAY BEHIND.
SO THE ANNUAL COUNT DOWN TO
KINDERGARTEN PARTNERSHIP FOCUSES
ON GETTING KINDERGARTENERS AND
THEIR FAMILIES READY FOR T
FIRST DAYS OF SCHOOL WITH
VARIOUS SUMMER PROGRAMS TO MAKE
THE TRANITION FROM PRE-SCHOOL
TO KINDERGARTEN POSITIVE.
>> IT'S ABSOLUTELY HUGE.
AND A POSITIVE TRANSITION INTO
KINDERGARTEN CAN REALLY SET TH
TONE FOR THE REST OF THEIR
EDUCATIONAL CAREER.
AND TO HELP PARENTS, THE
PROGRAM EVEN GIVES A TOP 10
KINDERGARTEN COUNTDOWN FOR
PARENTS.
IT STARTS WITH REGISTERING YOUR
CHILD, THEN VISIT THE SCHOOL.
TEACH YOUR CHILD BASIC EMERGENCY
INFORMATION, AND COMPLETE THE
SCHOOLS HEALTH REQUIREMENTS FOR
ADMISSION.
COMPLETE YOUR CHILD'
TRANSPORTATION CARD, ARRANGE
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE,
GET THOSE SCHOOL SUPPLIES, SET
YOUR ROUTINES, ENCOURAGE YOUR
CHIL, AND THEN, START SCHOOL,
WHICH LITTLE MARCUS KELTEE SAYS
HE CAN'T WAIT FOR.
>> UMM, I'M GONNA LISTEN A
FOLLOW DIRECTIONS.
AND IF THE TEACHER TELLS ME TO
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Nashua South senior one of top athletes in New Hampshire - Duration: 1:14.
WEEK'S HERO.
>> TYREL LEWIS AND IT IS HIGH
SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD CAREER ON
A HIGH NOTE, WINNING HIS SECOND
CONSECUTIVE STATE TO CAP ONE,
PROVING HE IS INDEED ONE OF THE
TAP OFF LEASE -- TOP ATHLETES.
>> I FELT THE SAME BOTH TIMES.
I FELT THE COMPETITION WAS VERY
GOOD AND THAT MADE ME FEEL
BETTER ABOUT MYSELF.
>> THE NASHUA SENIOR PLAYED
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR TRACK FOR THE
PANTHERS BUT HAD THE MOST
SUCCESS ON THE TRACK.
DESPITE WINNING THE DIVISION I
HIGH JUMP AND THE MEET OF
CHAMPIONS, HE SAYS THE HURDLES
IS HIS BEST EVENT.
>> EVEN THOUGH I WAS NOT STATE
CHAMPION, I FEEL LIKE I WORKED
THE HARDEST AND IT WAS THE MOST
TECHNOLOGICAL OF ALL OF THEM.
I'M DEFINITELY GOING TO MISS MY
YEARS AT SOUTH.
THEY WERE AMAZING.
ALL THE SPORTS I PLAYED, THEY
WERE GREAT.
MY COACHES WERE DEFINITELY A BIG
PART IN MY SUCCESS, BUT SO IS MY
FAMILY AND MY GIRLFRIEND AND HER
FAMILY, CAME TO EVERYTHING
THEY COULD.
>> HE HAS PLENTY TO LOOK
FORWARD TO THE 17-YEAR-OLD WILL
PLAY FOOTBALL AND RUN TRACK AT
PLYMOUTH STATE UNIVERSITY NEXT
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Bad Baby Learn Colors with Dinosaur | Colors With Animals for Children Kids Toddlers - Duration: 4:16.
Bad Baby Learn Colors with Dinosaur | Colors With Animals for Children Kids Toddlers
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Bon voyage! Tall Ships say goodbye to Boston - Duration: 1:22.
TODD TAKES US ON BOARD ONE FINAL
TIME.
REPORTER WITH GLASSY WATER
REFLECTING THE GLORY OF THE
BOSTON SKY THE COAST GUARD
AUXILIARY TAKES US INTO THE
HARBOR AS THE TALL SHIPS DEPART
FOLLOWING THE ACCLAIMED FESTIVAL
KNOWN AS SALE BOSTON.
-- SAIL BOSTON.
>> THERE WERE RECREATIONAL
VOTES, CHARTER BOATS IN THE
THOUSANDS.
THROUGHOUT THE WEEK AT HIS BEEN
GREAT.
>> SHORTLY BEFORE 9:30 THE EAGLE
GETS UNDERWAY.
SALES ARE DOWN.
CREW MEMBERS ARE ON DECK.
THE EAGLE'S NEXT MISSION, RACING
OTHER SHIPS TO CANADA.
THE NEXT STOP, PRINCE EDWARD
ISLAND.
ACT IN THE STATES IN AUGUST
MAKING STOPS IN PORTLAND.
ALSO DEPARTING, THE UNION.
CREW MEMBERS ARE STANDING ON THE
YARD ARMS.
THE SAILORS ALL THE WAY AT THE
TOP, OUR ATTENTION DRAWN TO THE
PEOPLE THERE TO SAY BON VOYAGE.
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Family of hit-and-run victim speaks out - Duration: 1:14.
CROMPTON JOINS US WITH
WHERE THIS CASE STANDS AND WHAT
THE VICTIM'S FAMILY HAS TO SAY.
JENNIFER C: THE SUSPECT IN A
FATAL HIT-AND-RUN APPEARS IN
COURT IN THE VICTIM'S FAMILY
SPEAKS OUT.
31 YEAR OLD LISA DEVOR H
WAIVED ARRAIGNMENT AFTER AN
ACCIDENT.
POLICE BELIEVE SHE WAS THE
DRIVER WHO STRUCK AND KILLED
71-YEAR-OLD GAYLE BURWEN.
>> THAT SOMEBODY COULD LEAVE MY
SISTER ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD
DYING AND JUST PEDAL TO THE
METAL AND DRIVEWAY WAS, THAT
PART IS HARD TO GET BEYOND.
JENNIFER C.: THE INVESTIGATION
REMAINS ACTIVE.
TWO OF HER BROTHERS, A FAMILY
VOWING TO FOLLOW THE CASE
THROUGH.
A SERVICE WILL BE HELD FRIDAY
FOR THE SISTER THEY CALL
ARTISTIC, CARRIE AND GENTLE.
AND SOME FAMILY WILL MEET WITH
THE MANY WITNESS THE HIT AND RUN
WHO RAN TO HER SIDE.
>> IT'S JUST INCREDIBLE TO ME
THAT HE WAS, YOU KNOW, REACHING
OUT TO GAYLE.
HE WAS THERE WITH HER WHEN SHE
PRIESTER LAST.
-- BREATHED HER LAST.
>> IF DEVORE IS RELEASED SHE
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M.C Hammer Makes An Appearance During His Song | Season 1 Ep. 4 | BEAT SHAZAM - Duration: 1:59.
October, hit it.
[music playing]
Oh, yeah.
Oh!
Yeah!
Oh!
I don't know why you guys are seeing.
[applause]
Oh, oh, oh!
Oh, oh, oh!
Oh, oh, oh!
Keep on it behind.
Go, go!
[crowd chanting]
Listen.
This is my friend.
Here's--
No, I don't think it was that.
This is my friend.
They surprised me.
This is my man.
You want to hang out in the booth, man?
Oh, definitely.
Come on.
Shazam, what's the correct title?
The correct title is--
of course it is.
"U Can't Touch This."
Let's see what everybody locked in.
[shouting]
Now hold on, Jamie.
Hold on.
And the fact that MC Hammer's right there.
I know.
I know.
All right.
Clark and Joey, Christina and Steve got it correct.
Who got it the fastest?
It's Christina and Steve!
You said it.
You said it.
You said it.
[inaudible]
Christina and Steve trying to run
away with the $17,000 for them.
Clark and Joey, $3,000.
Shannon and Bobby, $1,000.
There are only two songs left in this category.
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Play Doh Balls Superheroes Learn Colors for Kids Children Toddlers and Learn Vehicles Rhymes - Duration: 11:23.
For more infomation >> Play Doh Balls Superheroes Learn Colors for Kids Children Toddlers and Learn Vehicles Rhymes - Duration: 11:23. -------------------------------------------
Christina & Steve Are Playing For Their Dream Wedding | Season 1 Ep. 4 | BEAT SHAZAM - Duration: 1:13.
Christina, Steve.
Wow, you guys look great.
Now give me your background.
How you all know each other?
OK.
So my sister forced me to go out with her one night,
and Steve was the bartender at the lounge that we went to.
Got you.
She kept saying how cute he was, I should get his number,
and I was not having it.
I was like, whatever. - You was like, whatever, huh?
He just wants me to tip him big.
Uh-huh. I see.
- [inaudible] - And so then--
Mm-hm.
He tryin'-- he tried to get them tips.
Yeah.
[laughter]
He was.
There's so many jokes right now--
- No. - -- with that tip line.
I'm gonna leave it alone.
So many jokes.
- Just a tip, baby. - So many jokes.
[laughter]
Now what you playing for?
We are not engaged yet, but hopefully
this guy will ask the question.
You better.
Yeah!
I win this money and go get another bartender.
[laughter]
No, I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding.
Go ahead. So what do you wanna do?
No. We want to have a wedding.
Because well, you know, we have to pay for our own wedding,
and we want to have a nice big wedding and--
- Let all of our friends in. - --doing our thing.
- That's great. - Yeah.
- Yeah! - That's fantastic.
Go get that money.
[applause]
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Clark Is Playing For His Nephew's Dream | Season 1 Ep. 4 | BEAT SHAZAM - Duration: 1:22.
The $2,000 goes to Clark and Joey!
Yeah!
Give it up for Clark and Joey.
Thanks, Jamie.
[cheering]
Talk to me, man.
What you playing for?
Why you want to win this money?
I actually have a six-year-old nephew who reminds
me so much of me at that age.
And I wanted to go to school for music, and I couldn't.
My old man said that music wasn't a major.
And I am now 16 years later able to bank some money
for my nephew so that when he goes to school
he knows he can go for whatever he wants.
- Wow. - That's great.
[applause]
Great.
So from being from Orlando, I love microfarming,
if you know what that is.
Is that like microphones, that you grow microphones?
(LAUGHING) Exactly. [laughter]
Because you know, brother, I'm from--
I don't know what-- what's microfarming?
It is a small version of farming.
OK.
I don't have a lot to work with,
but I try and use every bit of inch I got.
Oh, it's real food. OK.
Got ya. - Yeah, man.
Yeah.
And I raise chickens.
You raise chickens?
You know I love chicken.
Shut up.
[laughter]
Stereotype in action.
Soon as I said "chicken," y'all was like mm-hmm.
[laughter]
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All The Teams Claim They Know Hip-Hop Really Well | Season 1 Ep. 4 | BEAT SHAZAM - Duration: 2:10.
Each song right now is $3,000.
Y'all ready to play?
Come on, let's take a look at this next category.
Let's get back in.
Why are y'all looking at them?
I know hip hop.
I know hip hop.
You know what?
I've been a bad host.
OK?
I do not want to stereotype.
I'm telling you, I know everybody knows hip hop.
I'm just kidding.
Here we go.
A lot of money on the board. $3,000.
October.
Hit it.
[music playing]
Shazam, what's the correct title?
The correct title is "Hip Hop Hooray," Naughty By Nature.
Let's see what everybody locked in.
Everybody got "Hip Hop Hooray."
Let's see who got it the quickest.
Let's see if Shannon and Bobby, Bobby being the founder of hip
hop, got the hip hop category.
October, who got it the fastest?
Let's start with Clark and Joey.
They got it in 2.01 seconds.
Christina and Steve, 1.66 seconds.
Yes!
Shannon and Bobby, founders of hip hop--
1.72 seconds.
So Christina and Steve get [inaudible] money!
Whoa!
Come on, man.
Give it up for Christina and Steve.
They got that $3,000.
$14,000 for Christina and Steve.
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Ensley woman talks about storm damage to her house - Duration: 1:40.
GO TO HIS SLEEP WHERE
WE HAVE SEEN SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE,
WE HAD SEEN THIS AREA RIGHT
BEHIND HIM.
>> ONE OF THE THINGS WE TALK
ABOUT WHEN WE TALK ABOUT STORMS
AND HOUSING AND INANIMATE
OBJECTS, BEHIND IT ALL THEY ARE
PEOPLE, THIS IS YOUR HOUSE FOR
12 YEARS?
YOU ARE HOME BUT YOU GOT A
ALARM?
>> MY ALARM COMPANY CONTACTED ME
AND THEY WANT TO LET ME KNOW
THAT THERE WAS A ROOF PROBLEM.
>> THE SENSOR WENT OFF, THEY
WANTED TO LET ME KNOW THAT
SOMETHING WAS GOING ON, THEY
WANT TO SEND THE POLICE OUT.
>> THEY SAY THE POLICE OFFICERS
SAID A TORNADO WAS SPOTTED, TO
TAKE COVER, WHEN I CAME HERE TO
CHECK OUT EVERYTHING THIS IS
WHAT HAPPENED.
>> WE SHOWED PEOPLE BEFORE THAT
THE ROOF IS FLOWN COMPLETELY
NEXT-DOOR.
NOBODY WAS THERE, YOU SAID GOD
WAS LOOKING OUT.
>> I AM JUST TRYING TO DO WHAT I
CAN AND GET EVERYTHING GOING
AGAIN.
>> THE RED CROSS HAS BEE OUT TO
TALK TO YOU?
>> THEY SAID SOMEBODY WOULD BE
IN TOUCH WITH ME.
>> TO ALSO CONTACT ME WITH WHAT
THEY WERE GOING TO CONTACT ME
FOR.
>> YES IN 1998I WAS IN ANOTHER
TORNAD >> THE YOU HAVE A PLACE
TO STAY?
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Grand Rounds Maine Patient Centers opens in Lewiston - Duration: 1:27.
MORGAN: IT MEANS A LOT FOR THE
COMMUNITY TO HAVE THIS IN
LEWISTON.
IT MEANS A LOT FOR THE PATIENTS
IT WILL SERVE, ALSO AN
OPPORTUNITY TO FIND EMPLOYMENT
AT THIS EXCELLENT COMPANY.
WE ARE AT THE OPEN HOUSE.
IT IS BEAUTIFUL.
THE SPACE THEY HAVE UTILIZED
HERE.
IT IS A GLOBAL COMPANY.
THEY SPAN 120 COUNTRIES.
IT IS ALL ABOUT HELPING
EMPLOYERS HELP EMPLOYEES GET THE
BEST ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE.
CONNECTING WITH THOSE WHO WILL
USE THEIR SERVICES MAKES THEM
EXCITED AND THEY ARE HAPPY TO DO
IT HERE IN LEWISTON, HOLDING THE
OPEN HOUSE TO CONNECT WITH
PEOPLE.
THEY HOPE TO EXPAND THE
WORKFORCE HERE TO AROUND 200
PEOPLE.
>> IT IS NICE TO TAKE THE SAN
FRANCISCO BAY AREA, SILICON
VALLEY ENERGY A INFUSE IT INTO
THE HARD-WORKING, WORK ETHIC OF
MAINE AND ITS PEOPLE.
>> ANYTIME WE CAN CELEBRATE
SUCCESS WITH A COMPANY THAT IS
LOOKING TO GROW AND EXPAND, IT
IS IMPORTANT.
MORGAN IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
POTENTIALLY WORKING HERE, YOU
CAN GO TO THEIR WEBSITE AND
CHECK OUT CAREERS AVAILABLE.
THEY ARE EXCITED TO SEE YOU DO
THAT.
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DARK MATTER | Season 3, Episode 3: 'The General' | SYFY - Duration: 3:05.
for trying to take away our freedom.
♪ ♪
Well, well, speak of the devil.
He and his people are outsiders.
They work as hired guns for the corporations.
They seem to think they can come here
and tell you what's best for you.
Now you show them that you're with us now.
[solemn music]
♪ ♪
- Cowards!
♪ ♪
- You may not agree with my ways,
but you have to admit that I am the best chance
these people have for survival.
So don't go start-- [gunshot]
[all gasp, yell]
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Drop 'em.
♪ ♪
- You heard him.
- Now!
♪ ♪
[solemn music]
♪ ♪
[indistinct chatter]
- So what now?
- Now you go back to the ship and leave.
- [scoffs]
- You mean we go back to our ship, don't you?
We're not leaving you behind.
- Uh, don't think of it as leaving me behind then.
Think of it as leaving me to move forward.
[somber music]
- You're serious?
- These people need direction, leadership.
And I've been talking about wanting to do something
that'll make difference, and here's my chance.
- There are other ways to help.
- You're right.
The "Raza" can make a difference,
you know, be--become a symbol of hope
for these people and others like them.
I'll let 'em know that they have a powerful ally backing them.
But you don't need me for that.
♪ ♪
They need me more,
if they'll have me, that is.
♪ ♪
- We'd be honored.
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House GOP offers plan that adds $125 million to education funding - Duration: 1:38.
PAUL: WE ARE ALREADY HEARING
CONCERNS FROM ADVOCATES,
SPECIFICALLY ABOUT HOW THIS
REPUBLICAN PLAN STOPS STATE
MONEY FROM FUNDING GENERAL
ASSISTANCE AID FOR ASYLUM
SEEKERS.
THE BUDGET SAYS CITIES AND TOWNS
CAN FOOT THE BILL ON THEIR OWN.
MOMENTS AGO WE SPOKE WITH SARA
GIDEON WHO WAS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT
THE ALL THE BRANCH FROM
REPUBLICAN COUNTERPARTS.
SHE SAYS THIS IS NOT THE BUDGET
THAT WILL BE PASSING.
LET'S TALK ABOUT THE DETAILS.
THIS PLAN THE HOUSE GOP IS
PUTTING FORWARD HAS A BOTTOM
LINE OF MORE THAN $7 BILLION, IT
WIPES AWAY THE 3% INCOME TAX
SURCHARGE APPROVED BY VOTERS IN
NOVEMBER, AND IT ADDS $125
MILLION IN NEW EDUCATION
FUNDING.
THAT IS 170 FINALLY DOLLARS LESS
-- 170 FINALLY AND DOLLARS LESS
THAN WHAT THE VOTERS APPROVED.
>> WE HAVE A GREAT DEAL OF WORK
TO DO.
OUR CONCERN IS MAKING SURE THAT
WE HAVE A BUDGET THAT MEETS THE
NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE AND FULFILLS
THE REFERENDUM QUESTION AND
WORKS FOR STUDENTS ACROSS THE
STATE.
>> WE BELIEVE THAT THIS IS AN
HONEST, GOOD FAITH EFFORT TO
BRING THIS MATTER TO A CLOSE IN
A TIMELY FASHION, AND WE LOOK
FORWARD TO WRAPPING THIS UP SO
THAT THE PEOPLE OF MAINE CAN
ENJOY THEIR FOURTH OF JULY
WEEKEND.
PAUL: GOVERNOR LEPAGE SAYS, IF
THIS GOP PLAN PASSES, HE WILL
SIGN IT.
SPEAKER GIDEON SAYS LAWMAKERS
HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO
CONSTITUENTS AND NOT THE CHIEF
EXECUTIVE.
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Profilers say Briggs murder was serial killer, not Anthony Sanborn - Duration: 1:47.
THE
SO-CALLED CONNECTICUT RIVER
VALLEY KILLER.
JESSICA BRIGGS WAS 16.
PROSECUTORS SAY SHE WAS A
PROSTITUTE AND HER FORMER
BOYFRIEND ANTHONY SANBORN KILLED
HER ON THE PORTLAND WATERFRONT
IN 1989.
HER THROAT HAD BEEN SLASHED, AND
SHE WAS ALSO STABBED, AND HER
STOMACH WAS VIRTUALLY CUT OUT.
EXPERTS SAY SANBORN COULD NOT
HAVE POSSIBLY COMMITTED THAT
KIND OF MURDER.
CRIMINAL FORENSIC PROFILER JOHN
PHILPIN, WHO'S FROM VERMONT,
SAYS IN A COURT BRIEFING --
"IT IS MY OPINION THAT JESSICA
WENT TO THE PIER ON THE NIGHT IN
QUESTION TO MEET SOMEONE IN A
SEX-FOR-MONEY TRANSACTION."
PHILPIN WENT ON THE SAY, "THE
KILLER IS THE BIRGGS CASE TOOK
GREAT PLEASURE IN HIS ACTIONS.
BRIGGS WAS LIKELY THE VICTIM OF
A SERIAL OFFENDER WHO SOUGHT TO
OWN, TERRORIZE, HUMILIATE AND
ULTIMATELY KILL THIS YOUNG
WOMAN.
I ALSO SUSPECT THIS WAS NOT HIS
FIRST HOMICIDE, NOR WAS IT HIS
LAST."
A FORMER FBI PROFILER, GREGG
MCRARY OF VIRGINIA, LOOKED AT
THE BRIGGS CASE AND SAYS "SHE
COULD BE ONE OF THE VICTIMS OF
THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY
KILLER."
POLICE BELIEVE THAT SERIAL
KILLER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR AT
LEAST SEVEN KNIFE-MURDERS ACROSS
NEW ENGLAND BACK IN THE 1970'S
AND 80'S.
HE'S NEVER BEEN CAUGHT.
MCRARY SAYS "BRIGG'S DEATH
MATCHES THOSE OF OTHER VICTIMS
OF UNSOLVED SERIAL MURDERS.
THE METHOD AND MANNER REFLECT AN
UNUSUALLY SEVERE UNDERLYING
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY TYPICALLY
EVIDENCED BY SERIALLY VIOLENT
OFFENDERS.
THEREFORE, THERE IS A LIKELIHOOD
THAT MS. BRIGGS WAS THE VICTIM
OF A SERIAL KILLER."
THE PROFILERS AND THE OTHER
PLAYERS IN THIS CASE WILL LIKELY
BE CALLED TO TESTIFY WHEN
SANBORN'S POST CONVICTION REVIEW
CONTINUES IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY
COURT ON JULY 24.
HIS LAWYER SAYS THAT COULD GO
FOR 7 DAYS.
LIVE IN THE STUDIO, JIM
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