FOR THE LATEST ON THIS
IMMIGRATION BAN, GO TO OUR
WEBSITE AT COUNTON2.COM AND
YOU CAN FOLLOW US ON
TWITTER AND LIKE US ON
FACEBOOK.
SOMETIMES DISASTER CAN
HIT WHERE YOU DON'T BELIEVE
IT, LIKE A NIGHTCLUB OR
QUEBEC OR A CHURCH LIKE THE
AME CHURCH IN CHARLESTON.
BUSINESS OWNS IN MT.
PLEASANT SAYS THEY WANT TO
BE PREPARED IN CASE THERE'S
A SIMILAR EMERGENCY.
YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN
DISASTER CAN HIT.
ONE MT.
PLEASANT BUSINESS OWNER IS
GETTING BETTER.
WE'RE DISCUSSING A SMALL
FIRE AND THEN THE
ACCOUNTABILITY OF THEM
HAVING EVERYBODY EVACUATED
FROM YOUR OWN BUILDING AND
SOMETHING AS -- BUT A MASS
SHOOTING TYPE OF A
SITUATION.
HOW WOULD WE
COMMUNICATE THAT WITH
BUSINESSES AND HOW WOULD WE
FIND ACCOUNTABILITY FOR --
EMERGENCY PLANS IN PLACE
AT EACH INDIVIDUAL SEE SIDE
FARM'S BUSINESS AND FINDING
OUT HOW THEY FIT TOGETHER.
THE PLAZA IS ON THE SAME
PAGE.
THE BIGGEST GOAL IS
COMMUNICATION, SO IT'S ONE
OF THOSE -- A PLAN IS ONE
OF THOSE THINGS WHERE YOU
RATHER HAVE IT AND NOT NEED
THAN NEED IT AND NOT HAVE
IT.
THEY HAVE A FORMER
MILITARY EXPERT HELPING
THEM.
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Jenison man gets prison for $4.3 million Ponzi scheme - Duration: 1:54.
3
A JENISON MAN IS ON HIS WAY
TO PRISON FOR AT LEAST SEVEN
YEARS. MAYBE AS MUCH AS
TWENTY, FOR AN INVESTMENT
SCHEME THAT THE JUDGE TODAY
CALLED A HABITUAL CRIMINAL
ENTERPRISE.
3
TARGET 8 INVESTIGATOR HENRY
ERB HAS BEEN TRACKING THE
SCOTT ROOKUS CASE AND WAS IN
COURT TODAY AS ROOKUS LOST HIS
FREEDOM.
3
3
((SCOTT ROOKUS. IT WAS NEVER
MY INTENTIION TO HURT ANYONE
OR TO HARM ANYONE.))THAT'S
WHAT JENISON BUSINESSMAN SCOTT
ROOKUS TOLD THE JUDGE. AND TO
THE VICTIMS WHO LOST MORE THAN
4 MILLION DOLLARS? ((ROOKUS. I
GUESS THE ONLY THING I WANT TO
SAY TO THEM IS I'D LIKE TO ASK
THEM TO FORGIVE ME FOR THE
PAIN AND THE SUFFERING AND THE
LOSS THAT I HAVE CAUSED.))BUT
INVESTORS SUCH AS CHARLES AND
EVELYN VANDELAAR WHO LOST
NEARLY $700,000 OF THEIR
RETIREMENT MONEY WERE NOT IN A
FORGIVING MOOD.
MOOD.((CHARLES VANDELAAR. WELL
I BELIEVE THAT MR ROOKUS
SHOULD RECEIVE THE MAXIMUM
PENALTY ALLOWED BY LAW.))THE
MICHIGAN ATTORNEY GENERAL'S
OFFICE CHARGED ROOKUS WITH
THIRTY SEPARATE COUNTS. CRIMES
LIKE RACKETEERING AND
EMBEZZLEMENT. THEY SAY HE RAN
A PONZI SCHEME, STRINGING
ALONG EARLY INVESTORS WITH
INVESTMENT MONEY FROM NEW
INVESTORS. USED SOME OF THE
MONEY TO PAY HIMSELF, COVER
HIS TAXES AND PAY HIS KIDS
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL TUITIION. ALL
THE WHILE TELLING INVESTORS
STUFF THAT JUST WASN'T TRUE.
TRUE.((SCOTT TETER/ASSISTANT
ATTORNEY GENERAL. THERE WAS
ONE LIE ON TOP OF ANOTHER LIE
ON TOP OF ANOTHER LIE.))HE
SAYS ROOKUS USED RELIGION,
APPROACHING POTENTIAL VICTIMS
IN HIS CHURCH CONGREGATION.
TELLING THEM HIS INVESTMENTS
WERE MAKING SO MUCH MONEY HE
WAS POURING SOME OF IT INTO A
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP
PROGRAM WHICH THE ASSISTANT
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS WASN'T TRUE.
TRUE.((JUDGE JON
HULSING/OTTAWA COUNTY. THIS
WAS NOT A MISTAKE WE ALL MAKE.
THIS WAS NOT LAPSES IN
BUSINESS JUDGEMENT. THIS WAS
THE CONDUCTING OF AN ONGOING
CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE.))IN
ADDITION TO THE 7 TO 20 YEAR
PRISON SENTENCE JUDGE HULSING
ORDERED RESTITUTION OF 4.3
MILLION DOLLARS BUT SAID THERE
THERE IS NO WAY THE VICTIMS
WILL EVER GET THEIR MONEY
BACK. I'M TARGET 8
INVESTIGATOR HENRY ERB.
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Onslow Co. group home needs donations for kitchen repairs - Duration: 1:57.
A FACILITY WORKING TO HELP
DISABLED RESIDENTS LIVE A NORMAL
LIFE IN ONSLOW COUNTY IS IN NEED
OF YOUR HELP. WNCT'S ELIZABETH
TEW EXPLAINS HOW ONE OUTDATED
HOME IS HINDERING RESIDENTS'
ABILITIES TO LIVE NORMALLY.
THIS CAROBELL GROUP HOME WAS
BUILT IN 1980.
SO IT'S NO SURPRISE THAT THE
KITCHEN WASN'T BUILT TO BE
HANDICAPPED
ACCESSIBLE.
"THE SINKS ARE SOMETIMES TOO
HIGH. THEY HAVE THE ABILITY TO
ASSIST WITH APPLIANCES BUT THE
COUNTERS
COULD BE LOWER."
SCRATCHES AND KNICKS MARK THE
WALLS AND CABINETS FROM WHERE
WHEELCHAIRS AND
EQUIPMENT SCRAPE AGAINST THEM.
CAROBELL'S GOAL....TEACHING
RESIDENTS BASIC SKILLS NECESSARY
TO FUNCTION IN THE COMMUNITY.
LIKE EARNING A PAYCHECK.
RESIDENTS CREATE PILLOWS AND DOG
TREATS WHICH ARE SOLD AT VARIOUS
BUSINESSES.
AND THE CURRENT KITCHEN LAYOUT
IS HINDERING THAT.
"THEY'RE SO DRIVEN TO BE
INDEPENDENT. THAT'S THE GOAL
ACROSS THE BOARD. AND WITH THIS
KITCHEN IS GOING TO
FIRST OF ALL PROMOTE MORE
SOCIALIZATION WITH THEM IN THE
HOMES."
CAROBELL'S REDONE MOST OF ITS
KITCHENS..BUT NOT THIS ONE. THE
JACKSONVILLE ONSLOW LEADERSHIP
PROGRAM IS RAISING MONEY TO REDO
IT.
"LIKE KNOCKING DOWN THIS WALL.
OPENING UP THE KITCHEN TO THE
DINING ROOM AND CREATING MORE
SPACE."
"WE ARE HOPEFULLY REDOING THE
ENTIRE KITCHEN..SO DEMOING THE
COUNTERS THE CABINETS THE
FLOORING." RENOVATIONS ARE
ESTIMATED TO COST ABOUT 20
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
AND WILL NEED TO BE COMPLETED BY
MAY. THE LEADERSHIP CLASS IS
RAISING MONEY NOW. A LINK TO
DONATE ONLINE IS ON OUR
WEBSITE.
OR YOU CAN ALSO HEAD TO A LOCAL
CAR WASH IN JACKSONVILLE..
"GREEN CLEAN OF JACKSONVILLE ARE
WORKING WITH US. YOU CAN GO BUY
A CAR WASH FROM THEM. YOU GO
THROUGH THE
LINK AND BUY A TICKET. IT'S 20
DOLLARS BUT HALF OF THAT GOES
BACK INTO OUR PROJECT."
HAVING THE ACCESSIBLE KITCHEN
WILL HELP THE
RESIDENTS THRIVE.
"THEY WANT THE SAME THINGS WE
DO. THEY WANT THEIR
HOMES TO BE PRESENTABLE. AND
THEY WANT TO SAY...IF PROVIDED
WITH OPPORTUNITY AND EQUIPMENT I
CAN
ACHIEVE AND DO AS MUCH AS ANYONE
ELSE." IN HUBERT ELIZABETH TEW
NINE ON YOUR SIDE.
THE LEADERSHIP CLASS WILL ALSO
RAISE FUNDS THIS SATURDAY AT THE
GREEN CLEAN AUTO SPA.
THAT'S LOCATED AT 21-70 GUM
BRANCH ROAD IN JACKSONVILLE.
THE CLASS WILL HAVE A BOOTH ON
SITE FROM 9:30 TO 4.
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Trash bash: Garbage truck rolls up for 3-year-old's birthday party - Duration: 1:20.
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Budget Hearing Turns Into Fiery Showdown For De Blasio - Duration: 2:24.
THE SUPERINTENDENT SAYS THE
CONTROVERSY IS BECOMING PART OF
THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM TO FOSTER
DIALOGUE.> MAYOR DEBLASIO
TRAVEL TO ALBANY TODAY WHERE
LAWMAKERS TURNED HIS BUDGET
HEARING INTO A FIERY SHOWDOWN.
CBS2'S MARCIA KRAMER WAS THERE
AS THE MAYOR DEFENDED HIMSELF
AGAINST QUESTIONS SURROUNDING
HIS PERFORMANCE. Reporter:
XOXOX ALL AROUND.
MAYOR DEBLASIO WAS THERE.
IT DID NOT TAKE LONG BEFORE HE
FOUND HIMSELF ON THE ROPES. A
SHOULD BE OF GREAT CONCERN TO
EVERY SINGLE PERSON IN THIS
ROOM.
THE $11 MILLION THAT YOU ARE
ASKING THE TAXPAYERS TO PAY FOR
REPRESENTATION. Reporter:
TERRENCE MURPHY QUESTIONED WHY
THE MAYOR DESERVES AN EXTENSION
OF CONTROL OF THE SCHOOLS.
I FIND THIS ASTONISHING WITH
EVERYONE GOING ON WITH YOU AND
YOUR DEMONSTRATION.
WE HANDLE ALL MATTERS OF
GOVERNMENT APPROPRIATELY.
THE TRUST FACTOR IS
SOMETHING THAT EVERYBODY IN
THIS ROOM AND EVERYONE IN NEW
YORK STATION BE WORRIED
ABOUT. Reporter: LAWMAKERS
QUESTIONED THE MAYOR ABOUT A
NUMBER OF HIS ADMINISTRATION'S
SHORTCOMINGS FROM THE HOMELESS
TO CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES,
TO FEARS OF REDUCED FEDERAL AID
BECAUSE OF HIS STANCE ON
CENTURY CITIES.
FOR HIS PART, THE MAYOR ASKED
HIM TO APPROVE A NEW MANSION
TAX, A 2.5% TAX ON THE SALE OF
CONDOS, CO-OPS AND HOMES VALUED
AT OVER $2 MILLION.
IT RAISES $336 MILLION.
THE REVENUE WOULD BE USED TO
KEEP 25,000 SENIOR CITIZENS IN
THEIR HOME AT AN AFFORDABLE
LEVEL.
Reporter: BROOKLYNN SENATORS
WERE OUTRAGED THAT THE MAYOR
WOULD PROPOSE A MANSION TAX
WHILE REFUSING TO BACK OFF A
FIVE CENT TAX ON PLASTIC BAGS
WHICH HE SAYS PUNISHES POOR NEW
YORKERS.
WE ARE NOT TAKING A NICKEL
AND PUTTING IT TO PROTECT THE
ENVIRONMENT.
WE ARE GIVING THE STOREOWNERS
ANOTHER NICKEL PROFIT.
Reporter: THE MAYOR SHOULD GIVE
PEOPLE POSITIVE INCENTIVES.
GETTING PEOPLE BACK A NICKEL
EVERY TIME THEY DON'T USE A
PLASTIC BAG.
IN ALBANY, MARCIA KRAMER, CBS2
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Undocumented Student Stories | De Anza College - Duration: 2:00.
(soft music plays)
It's not easy being an undocumented student, but at De Anza College
there's help available.
If you or anyone in your family's interested in going to
college, the De Anza Outreach office has the
answers for you. When it's time to register,
Admissions and Records can help most
undocumented students qualify for
in-state tuition.
The Financial Aid office can help with the California Dream Act, which
makes students eligible for scholarships
and state financial aid. The EOPS program also
has more resources for low-income and
first-generation college students, if
they qualify and meet certain criteria.
Plus, De Anza's website has a special page
with resources for undocumented students.
There's also a program on campus called
HEFAS, which stands for Higher
Education for AB540 Students,
and it serves undocumented students.
HEFAS is a student-run program that provides free services
reduces financial stress and creates
a safe space for undocumented students.
HEFAS also works on building future leaders,
creating social justice and advocating
for higher education.
You can come to HEFAS for free services and materials,
such as printing, testing materials
like Scantrons, and free textbook
and calculator rentals.
HEFAS also helps with access to scholarship
information and counselors. And we also
have access to off-campus resources
such as free legal aid.
Check out HEFAS. It's a great way to
participate in social justice, civic
engagement and leadership projects.
Everyone is welcome. You don't have to be
undocumented to volunteer with us.
To find out more, visit HEFAS online or on
our Facebook page ... or in person at our
office located in the lower level at the
campus center.
Undocumented students like myself face many challenges.
But at De Anza College
you're not alone.
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Locals Worry About What Trump's Immigration Ban Will Mean for Loved Ones - Duration: 2:18.
(MM)
PRESIDENT TRUMP IS
DEFENDING HIS
EXECUTIVE ORDER THAT
BANS PEOPLE TRAVELING
TO THE U-S FROM---
SEVEN MUSLIM MAJORITY
COUNTRIES.
HIS ACTIONS ARE COMING
UNDER ATTACK FROM
THOUSANDS OF
PROTESTORS AROUND
THE NATION--
AS WELL AS LAWMAKERS
FROM BOTH PARTIES.
(HE)
NEW AT FIVE THIRTY..
WE'RE HEARING FROM A
NEW ENGLAND REFUGEE--
ON HOW THE BAN IS
AFFECTING HIS FAMILY.
(MM)
EYEWITNESS NEWS
REPORTER JULIANNE
PEIXOTO HAS THE STORY
YOU'LL SEE
ONLY ON EYEWITNESS
NEWS.
THE U-S IS TRULY A NATION
BUILT ON IMMIGRATION --
BUT IN THE WAKE OF
PRESIDENT TRUMP'S LATEST
EXECUTIVE ORDER --
SOME CITIZENS ARE LEFT
QUESTIONING THEIR OWN
FUTURE.
MEGHAN MURPHY GREW UP IN
REHOBOTH --
A SMALL TOWN OF ABOUT 12
THOUSAND PEOPLE.
"It's absolutely nothing I
thought I
would ever have to say."
SHE SAYS --
SHE'S CONCERNED ABOUT THE
FUTURE FOR HER IRANIAN
BOYFRIEND AND HIS FAMILY.
"I think my main concerns would
be
that it's his home, and his
father
can't return to his home, his
mother
can't return to his home without
being concerned about whether or
not they can come back here."
RAMIN TAVASSOLI IS A U.S.
CITIZEN.
"So I'm from Tehran Iran which
is
the capital of Iran."
WHEN TAVASSOLI TURNED 16
YEARS OLD --
HIS FAMILY IMMIGRATED TO THE
U-S TO AVOID THE MANDATORY
MILITARY DRAFT.
BACK THEN --
TAVALOSSI SAYS AMERICA
TRULY SEEMED LIKE THE LAND
OF THE FREE.
"It was something that I
cherished
so much the First Amendment the
freedom of speech freedom of
religion, whereas in Iran the
media
isn't free there is so many
issues as
to you know speaking your mind
and just being able to freely
express
yourself and this was something
that
I was so excited to finally be
able to
have in the states."
BUT WITH THE PRESIDENT'S
RECENT TRAVEL BAN --
TARGETING PEOPLE FROM
SEVEN MUSLIM-MAJORITY
COUNTRIES --
TAVASSOLI FEELS THE
COUNTRY IS LOSING SIGHT OF
THE IDEALS IT WAS FOUNDED
UPON.
"We're saying to those people
that
your faith is our problem, that
we
don't even believe in our U.S.
constitution, that is what we
are
telling the world."
HIS FATHER HAS HIS GREEN
CARD, OWNS A RESEARCH
COMPANY IN IRAN --
AND IS CONSTANTLY TRAVELING
BACK AND FORTH.
"Now he is very scared, he has a
flight, an outgoing flight in 10
days,
he doesn't know if he should get
on
that flight."
"This is America,we have pride
in
the differences in this country,
so to
say that someone isn't allowed
in
this country jsut because
they're
from another country and they
have
another set of beliefs is just
wrong...
it's against the fabric of the
United
States."
TAVASSOLI AND MURPHY SAY
THEY PLAN TO ATTEND AS
MANY MARCHES AND
PROTESTS AS THEY CAN.
IN THE CONTROL ROOM
JULIANNE PEIXOTO
EYEWITNESS NEWS.
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VIDEO: City of Tulsa awarded for tornado recovery - Duration: 2:35.
SEVERE WEATHER COVERAGE,
TULSA HAS RECEIVED AN AWARD FOR
CLEANUP EFFORTS FOLLOWING A
TORNADO LAST MARCH THAT DAMAGED
HOMES NEAR NORTH HARVARD AND 46.
REPORTING LIVE WITH THE MONEY
SPENT AND THE MONEY COULD TAKE
MUCH LONGER TO RECEIVE.
THE CITY HAD TO HELP CLEAN
UP A LOT.
THEY GOT A LOT ACCOMPLISHED AND
THE KEYWORD IS LONG-TERM
RECOVERY WHILE THE CITY
ACTUALLY RELIES ON GRANTS AND
DONATIONS AND THEY SAY THAT
FUNDING COULD IMPACT THE
COMPLETION DATE
MERELY A LITTLE YEAR LATER,
IF THEY WANTED-- IT CONTINUES.
WHEN DISASTERS OCCUR IT
COULD TAKE A WE-- YEARS TO
REBUILD.
THEY GOT A LOT OF WORK DONE
IN LESS THAN A YEAR. THEY WERE
THE CITY THIS MONTH FOR THEIR
EFFORTS. THEY SAY THE WORKING
AND NEIGHBORHOODS DEPARTMENT
HELPS PEOPLE MAKE REPAIRS TO
THEIR HOMES WITHIN MONTHS.
IS DEVASTATING.
HOMEOWNERS TELL ME THEY ARE
STILL GRAPPLING WITH REPAIRS.
AFTER THE STORM HE KNEW PEOPLE
LIVING IN HOMES WITH BUSTED
ROOTS.
IT'S AND LOTS BETTER SHAPE
AND WE WORKINON GETTG
IT BACTO BETTER SHAPE.
SHE IS HELPING A NEIGHBOR
FIXED FOX BOX -- TORNADO
DAMAGE.
IT'S A LOT OF EFFORT FOR
FAMILY MEMBERS AND NEIGHBORS.
A LOT OF HOMES STILL HAVE
SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE.
THE CITY SAYS THEY HAVE SPENT
NEARLY $350,000 MAKING REPAIRS
TO OTHER HOMES.
I TOLD YOU THE CITY
ACCOUNTED FOR 111 UNINSURED
HOMES NEEDING ASSISTANCE.
THE CITY OF TULSA RECEIVED 64
REQUESTS FOR CONTRACTING
EMERGENCY HOME REPAIR. TWO OF
THEM ARE UNDER CONTRACT.
MOST WERE HOUSEHOLDS IN NEED OF
FOOD OR CLOTHING ASSISTANCE.
THEY WILL THEN GO OUT AND
LOOK FOR THOSE VACANT HOMES
THAT WERE LEFT ONCE THE TORNADO
WENT THROUGH AND DID NOT
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MSU Denver New Student Orientation is now hiring for 2017 - Duration: 4:15.
New Student Orientation is hiring for 2017 and..
We want you to join the Orientation team
I just got word the road runners celebrities are on their way
come on, lets see
And it looks like they've finally arrived, the road runner celebrities
Now that we've seen the road runner celebrities walk the red carpet,
Lets turn to Denny for answers to the questions you've been dying to hear
Well I didn't realize there was a huge body of students
that actually knew me but then it hit me when
one of my theatre friends told me he had heard this
awesome and funny story about me from
one of his friends that transferred into here
Working with new student orientation has changed my life
in such a positive way
I honestly never saw myself being in the place I am today
confidence has always been an issue for me
I've always been too scared to speak up
and being a leader never passed into my head until I
Started working with New Student Orientation
Working with new student orientation has developed my leadership skills and
made it so I'm more adapt to learning from my peers and supervisors
and learning which types of leadership styles work with different types of people
I'm continuously growing in not letting fear get in the way
of tasks that need to be completed
I always feel like I have a group of people that support me no matter what the situation is
I really like the experience that the job provides and the
many different skills you learn that you can apply elsewhere
for example I'm studying to become a highschool teacher and
and having groups of students has really influenced me and how I want to interact with my future students
I love getting to help students, I like seeing them succeed and
I love seeing them get excited for coming to MSU Denver
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English for Academic Purposes/Master of Community Development, Colombia (Spanish subtitles) - Duration: 1:23.
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Imprisoned for Profit: The Northwest Detention Center - Duration: 3:18.
It is conveniently in a place where nobody knows it exists.
A lot of people don't know what is happening here,
the harm that is being committed, the abuses that are happening.
Unlike a prison for US citizens, there's no rehabilitation attempted.
There are very few classes.
There's a very tiny library.
They get almost no outdoor time.
No one should be in this detention center, literally starving,
because the nutrition here is so poor.
It was one of the core demands of the group of folks
inside this detention center who went on hunger strikes several years back.
If you were in a federally-run prison, you would receive
much better medical care than you would in here.
There was one person in detention who had cancer
and was not getting the care he wanted.
Once they determined that he really needed the surgery
they released him, because they didn't want to pay for it.
They delayed for months the surgery this gentleman needed.
It makes sense that if you are a corporation, like GEO Group that runs this facility.
They are in the business of locking people up and
tearing families apart, because it's extremely profitable for them.
And they are one of the largest private prison corporations
in the world, and they run this facility.
And they do so with the consent of the community, because this is a contract.
GEO's contract was renewed for 10 years recently.
We disagree with that decision.
We think it's a bad decision, especially considering how
the profit motive comes into play, Where it encourages people to be put in here,
to fill quotas, just to make more money.
That only encourages seeking-out people just to imprison them,
even if it's very minimal low level offenses
they may have done, such as driving without a license.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement promises to pay
for at least 1000 beds here every day, whether they are full or not
So that gives an incentive to fill those beds with people,
because they are going to be paying for them either way.
So there's always at least 1000 people in the detention center.
People are denied access to due process when they are incarcerated.
They are put in positions where guards will target them for speaking out,
using solitary confinement and other sort of
intimidation tactics.
No one here has the right to an attorney.
The state does not pay for an attorney, so it's on these
individuals and their families to pay for legal services.
There are certain people who certainly think that
the detention center provides jobs and economic growth.
But it's only something that is built upon the harm of other people
I have students from all kinds of backgrounds,
and I have students that have been brought here "illegally".
And for them to be separated from their families,
whether they get picked up sometime on the street
or whether their parent gets picked up…
That is wrong.
It is unjust.
Obviously it has really tragic ramifications for families and kids,
and it's impossible to pay these legal fees a lot of the times.
And folks end up being deported because they are not able
to make their case for a visa or refugee status.
We generally think it's a shame on our city to have something like this here.
Just as they have deferred action for some children right now,
for people who came as children, we want deferred action for all immigrants,
to be out of detention, and be able to work, and be free.
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Choi refuses to appear for questioning over bribery allegations - Duration: 2:07.
Turning our focus to the independent counsel team... that's investigating the corruption
scandal that has engulfed the nation...
The team is set to seek another arrest warrant for Choi Soon-sil, the woman at the center
of the scandal, today... after new allegations emerged that Choi was involved in public affairs
for her own personal gains.
Hwang Hojun has the details.
The special investigation team led by independent counsel Park Young-soo plans to seek another
short-term arrest warrant for Choi Soon-sil, the jailed confidante of President Park Geun-hye,
and the woman at the heart of the scandal.
Choi rejected the team's summons to undergo questioning Monday morning over the bribery
allegations against her, criticizing the investigation as coercive.
Choi was not legally obligated to comply with the latest summons, but another warrant could
allow the team to compel her to appear.
"The independent counsel summoned Choi Soon-sil to question her on charges of acceptance of
a bribe for good offices, but she didn't respond and gave no justifiable reason.
We are planning to request a short-term arrest warrant under the same charges within a day
or two."
Choi is alleged to have extorted money and favors from large conglomerates, using her
personal relationship with the president.
"Acceptance of a bribe for good offices" is yet another charge recently uncovered by the
team... in addition to abuse of authority, coercion and bribery.
Some suspect the charge is related to the K-Town project in Myanmar, an official development
assistance program implemented last year; Choi Soon-sil allegedly acquired personal
gains during the process.
The independent counsel summoned the Korean ambassador to Myanmar, Yoo Jae-kyung, on Monday...
to find out what he knows about the allegations.
Meanwhile, the special probe team again summoned former Culture Minister Cho Yoon-sun and former
presidential chief of staff Kim Ki-choon over allegations that the presidential office directed
the creation and management of a blacklist of cultural figures deemed critical of the
government.
Hwang Hojun, Arirang News.
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''Judy's Law' would increase sentence for intentionally disfiguring someone - Duration: 2:52.
JUDY'S LULL IS ONE STEP
CLOSER TO BEING A REALITY.
THERE IS NOW A FIRST DRAFT
WRITTEN IN IT IS PLANNED TO BE
INTRODUCED.
IT IS NAMED AFTER JUDY
MALINOWSKI.
KATE TELLS US ABOUT THE WOMAN
WHO WAS DOUSED WITH GASOLINE
AND SET ON FIRE BY HERBAL --
HER BOYFRIEND.
THIS WOULD INCREASE THE
MAXIMUM SENTENCE BY UP TO 20
YEARS.
IT IS NAMED AFTER JUDY
MALINOWSKI WHO IS STILL BEING
-- STILL SUFFERING TO STAY
ALIVE.
I NEVER THOUGHT YOU WOULD BE
SO SELFISH AND HAVE TOTAL
DISREGARD NOT JUST FOR ME, BUT
FOR OUR CHILDREN.
THIS IS THE MOMENT IN 2007
AFTER THREE MONTHS IN A COMA
AND COUNTLESS SURGERIES, MS.
MULLINS GOT JUSTICE.
YOU WALK RIGHT PAST ME AND
SET ME ON FIRE.
HER ESTRANGED HUSBAND DOUSED
HER WITH LIGHTER FLUID AND SET
HER ON FIRE.
I WOKE UP AND I THOUGHT I
WAS DREAMING.
I WAS -- I SAW RED AND ORANGE
FLASHES.
HE WAS SENTENCED TO 18 YEARS
IN JAIL.
SHE SAYS THAT WAS NOT LONG
ENOUGH. THERE HAS TO BE SOME
KIND OF ACCOUNTABILITY, YOU
CAN'T JUST DO THIS TO A PERSON.
JUDY'S LULL WOULD INCREASE
THE SENTENCE BY 5 TO 20 YEARS.
THEY SAY THE CURRENT LAW IS NOT
RIGHT. WE NEED TO SEND THE
MESSAGE THAT WE WILL NOT ALLOW
THIS TO HAPPEN IN OHIO.
REPRESENTATIVE ISSUES MET
WITH JUDY WHERE SHE REMAINS IN
CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER 50
SURGERIES.
HE SAID THE BILL GIVES HER
HOPE.
THE KIND OF LIFTED HER
SPIRITS, MAYBE THIS IS WHY SHE
IS LIVING, TO GET THIS THROUGH
SO NO ONE ELSE WILL HAVE TO
SUFFER LIKE HER AND HER FAMILY.
CRIMES LIKE THIS HAPPEN MORE
OFTEN THAN YOU THINK.
SHE THINKS THE LEGISLATION IS A
GOOD START. THE QS --
REPRESENTATIVE HUGHES SAYS THE
BILL HAS A LOT OF SUPPORT.
HE IS HOPING HE CAN INTRODUCE
THIS WITHIN THE NEXT 30 DAYS.
HE IS ENCOURAGING PEOPLE TO
REACH OUT TO THEIR ELECTED
OFFICIALS IF THEY THINK THIS IS
JUSTIFIED. THERE PEOPLE THAT
DO MUCH LESS THE GET SENTENCED
A HARDER TIME.
JUDY WAS SO PASSIONATE ABOUT
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IF YOU PAY ATTENTION TO HOW MANY
MEALS YOU EAT
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Convicted killer sentenced for gang-related murder - Duration: 0:27.
NEW AT SIX.
(HE)
NEW AT SIX.
A GANG MEMBER HAS
BEEN SENTENCED TO
CONSECUTIVE LIFE
SENTENCES PLUS 70-
YEARS ---- FOR A 2014
GANGLAND MURDER AT
THE CHAD BROWN
HOUSING COMPLEX.
27-YEAR OLD BRUCE
MOTEN WAS CONVICTED
LAST OCTOBER FOR THE
SHOOTING THAT KILLED
TERRY ROBINSON AND
INJURED DELACEY
ANDRADE.
TWO OTHER CO-
DEFENDANTS, HENRY
LOPEZ AND TEVIN BRIGGS
-- HAVE PREVIOUSLY
PLEADED GUILTY FOR
THEIR ROLES IN THE
MURDER AND ARE
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Travel ban hits home for refugees in Iowa - Duration: 1:39.
E PERSON ALSO EXPRESSED TO ME
THAT THEY FEEL LIKE PRESIDENT
TRUMP IS APPROACHING THIS AS
WELL AS MOST ISSUES AS A
BUSINESSMAN INSTEAD OF A LEADER.
I DID SPEAK TO ONE BUSINESS FROM
ONE OF THE 7 COUNTRIES IN THIS
BAN AND HE IS CONCERNED.
QUIRKS I SUPPORT THE ACTION TO
PROTECT THE CITIZENS OF AMERICA
AGAINST THE THREAT AGAINST THESE
-- THE THREAT FROM THESE
COUNTRIES THAT DON'T HAVE STABLE
GOVERNMENTS. %
RHEYA: SEVEN COUNTRIES ARE NOW A
PART OF PRESIDENT TRUMP'S 90 DAY
TRAVEL BAN IN AN ATTEMPT TO TAKE
MUSLIMS OUT OF THE COUNTRY.
OMAR ALI IS FROM ONE OF THE
-- OF THE SEVEN.
>> I CAME FROM SUDAN.
I STILL DON'T UNDERSTAND THE
REASON WHY SUDAN IS BANNED LOOK
AT THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES.
I HAVE NOT SEEN ONE REFUGEE OR
NON-REFUGEE COME IN HERE AND
CAUSE PROBLEMS.
RHEYA: ALI HAS HAD HIS BUSINESS
IN DES MOINES FOR 14 YEARS.
HE'S AN AMERICAN CITIZEN BUT
FINDS IT DIFFICULT TO HAVE TO
HAVE THIS DIALOGUE WITH HIS
FAMILY, SOME STILL IN SUDAN.
>> WE ALL WANT SECURITY.
NO ONE WANTS TO LIVE IN A PLACE
THAT IS DANGEROUS.
RHEYA: THE SAME REASONING AND
JUSTIFICATION FROM BRANSTAD.
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