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Jeff Sessions Details Reasons for His Recusal from Russia Investigation | NBC News - Duration: 3:27.

YOURSELF FROM ANY INVOLVEMENT IN THE RUSSIAN INVESTIGATION BEING

CONDUCTED BY THE FBI AND THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC REASONS THAT YOU CHOSE TO RECUSE

YOURSELF? >> WELL, THE SPECIFIC REASON,

MR. CHAIRMAN, IS A CFR, CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS, PUT OUT BY

THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, PART OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

RULES. AND IT SAYS THIS.

I'LL READ FROM IT. 28 CFR 45.2.

UNLESS AUTHORIZED, NO EMPLOYEE SHALL PARTICIPATE IN A CRIMINAL

INVESTIGATION OR PROSECUTION IF HE HAS A PERSONAL OR POLITICAL

RELATIONSHIP WITH ANY PERSON INVOLVED IN THE CONDUCT OF AN

INVESTIGATION. IT GOES ON TO SAY FOR

POLITICAL -- IN A POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.

AND IT SAYS IF YOU HAVE A CLOSE IDENTIFICATION WITH AN ELECTED

OFFICIAL OR CANDIDATE ARISING FROM SERVICE AS A PRINCIPAL

ADVISOR, YOU SHOULD NOT PARTICIPATE IN AN INVESTIGATION

OF THAT CAMPAIGN. SO MANY HAVE SUGGESTED THAT MY

RECUSAL IS BECAUSE I FELT I WAS A SUBJECT OF THE INVESTIGATION

MYSELF, THAT I MAY HAVE DONE SOMETHING WRONG, BUT THIS IS THE

REASON I RECUSED MYSELF. I FELT I WAS REQUIRED TO UNDER

THE RULES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND AS THE LEADER OF THE

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, I SHOULD COMPLY WITH THE RULES OBVIOUSLY.

>> SO DID YOUR LEGAL COUNSEL BASICALLY KNOW FROM DAY ONE YOU

WOULD HAVE TO RECUSE YOURSELF OF THIS INVESTIGATION BECAUSE OF

THE CURRENT STATUTE? >> WELL, I DO HAVE A TIMELINE OF

WHAT OCCURRED. I WAS SWORN IN ON THE 9th, I

BELIEVE, OF FEBRUARY. I THEN ON THE 10th HAD MY FIRST

MEETING TO GENERALLY DISCUSS THIS ISSUE WHERE THE CFR WAS NOT

DISCUSSED. WE HAD SEVERAL OTHER MEETINGS

AND IT BECAME CLEAR TO ME OVER TIME THAT I QUALIFIED AS A

SIGNIFICANT -- A PRINCIPAL ADVISOR TYPE PERSON TO THE

CAMPAIGN AND IT WAS THE APPROPRIATE AND RIGHT THING FOR

ME TO RECUSE MYSELF. >> SO THIS COULD EXPLAIN

DIRECTOR COMEY'S COMMENTS THAT HE KNEW THAT THERE WAS A

LIKELIHOOD YOU WERE GOING TO RECUSE YOURSELF BECAUSE HE WAS

PROBABLY FAMILIAR WITH THE SAME STATUTE?

>> I THINK PROBABLY SO. I'M SURE THAT THE ATTORNEYS IN

THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE PROBABLY COMMUNICATED WITH HIM,

BECAUSE, MR. CHAIRMAN, LET ME SAY THIS TO YOU CLEARLY.

IN EFFECT, AS A MATTER OF FACT, I RECUSED MYSELF THAT DAY.

I NEVER RECEIVED ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN.

I THOUGHT THERE WAS A PROBLEM WITH ME BEING ABLE TO SERVE AS

ATTORNEY GENERAL OVER THIS ISSUE, AND I FELT I WOULD

POSSIBLY HAVE TO RECUSE MYSELF. I

For more infomation >> Jeff Sessions Details Reasons for His Recusal from Russia Investigation | NBC News - Duration: 3:27.

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Kestrel Heights wrapping up for the year - Duration: 0:48.

CITY WILL TAKE.

ROBERT RICHARDSON CBS NORTH

CAROLINA.

THANK YOU.

EIGHTH THROUGH 11th GRADER

WILL NOT RETURN TO SCHOOL AFTER

TODAY.

KESTREL HEIGHTS WILL NOT HAVE A

HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR THREE

YEARS.

THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

SHUT DOWN THE HIGHER GRADES

AFTER CURRENT ADMINISTRATORS

FOUND 160 ALUMNI RECEIVED

DIPLOMA WITHOUT REFILLING THOSE

FULFILLING REQUIREMENTS.

THEY WILL MOVE TO OTHER

SCHOOLS.

IT'S BITTERSWEET.

SAYING GOODBYE TO THE EIGHTH-

GRADERS WHO WANTED TO REMAIN

HERE AND CONTINUE THEIR

EDUCATION.

OUR GOAL IS TO SHOW THERE IS A

QUALITY EDUCATION PROVIDED.

SOME STUDENTS SAID THEY WERE

SAD TO SAY GOODBYE.

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Beautiful Wigs For Anybody 6/13/17 - Duration: 5:47.

>>> WELCOME BACK TO "THE MORNING

BLEND."

HAIR LOSS CAN BE A DIFFICULT

EXPERIENCE WHETHER YOUR LOVED

ONE HAS GONE THROUGH

CHEMOTHERAPY OR ALOPECIA.

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ITSELF REASONS.

>> OUR NEXT GUEST IS A WIG MAKER

WHO LOVES TO SHARE THE SKILL

WITH OTHERS.

GO MORNING.

>> GOOD MORNING.

>> I LOVE YOUR STORY.

>> THANK YOU.

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YOU'VE ALWAYS BEEN INTERESTED I

HAIR.

YOU STARTED BRAIDING HAIR AT A

VERY YOUNG AGE BUT IT'S TAKEN

OFF QUITE A BIT FROM THERE.

TELL US ABOUT WHAT YOU DO.

>> I NEVER DREAMED THAT IT WOULD

GET THIS FAR.

I STARTED BRAIDING WHEN I WAS

SIX.

I TAUG MYSELF HOW TO DO IT ON

MY CABBAGE PATCH DOLL.

THE ONES WITH THE YARN HAIR.

IT WAS AWESOME.

BUT I BRAIDED ALL THROUGHOUT

HIGH SCHOOL, AND IN THE MILITARY

ALSO.

BUT THEN MY MOTHER IN 2006 WAS

DIAGNOSED WITH BREAST CANCER,

STAGE TWO.

AND IT WAS VERY DEVASTATING FOR

ME.

I'VE ALWAYS BEEN VERY CLOSE TO

MY MOM AND SHE LOST ALL OF HER

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AND I WAS TIRED OF SEEING HER

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SO I SAID MOM I HAVE TO -- LET

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>> OF COURSE.

>> SO YOU KNOW, SHE SAID OKAY,

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THING?

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>> EXACTLY.

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THIS.

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HAVE -- YOU WOULD BE SURPRISED

HOW MANY CHILDREN SUFFER FROM

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AND --

>> I'LL SAY MY COHOST --

>> I GOT HAIR RESTORATION.

>> DID YOU?

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>> YES.

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FEELING LIKE A BRAND-NEW PERSON.

AND A LOT OF PROFESSIONS DON'T

GET TO DO THAT.

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AND IT'S INCREDIBLE.

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>> I THINK IT'S WORTH NOTING

THAT YOU'RE STILL DOING THE

BRAIDING, BUT YOU DECIDED YOU

HAD ENOUGH F YOURSELF.

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A GOOD --

>> THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

I DON'T LIKE TO DO A LOT TO MY

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>> NO.

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SOME MIGHT BE FOR A FAMILY

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IN THE PROFESSION, CORRECT?

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For more infomation >> Beautiful Wigs For Anybody 6/13/17 - Duration: 5:47.

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Defense presents its case in murder-for-hire trial - Duration: 2:11.

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DEFENSE GOT ITS TURN IN THE

COURTROOM. A DISTINCT TURN IN

THE MURDER FOR HIRE TRIAL OF

DALIA DIPPOLITO. A CLEAR

STRATEGY IS EMERGING - PUT

BOYNTON BEACH POLICE ON TRIAL

- AND TRY TO PROVE THE

DEPARTMENT BOTCHED THIS CASE

FROM THE START. OUR COVERAGE

FROM NEWS CHANNEL 5'S MICHELLE

QUESADA LIVE AT THE PALM BEACH

COUNTY COURTHOUSETHE STATE

DID NOT LIKE HOW THE DEFENSE

STARTED ITS CASE - OFFERING

OBJECTION AFTER OBJECTION TO

QUESTIONS THE DEFENSE ASKED

ITS FIRST WITNESS FORMER

BOYNTON BEACH POLICE SERGEANT

FRANK RANZIE.. AND THE JURY

COULDN'T HELP BUT NOTICE.

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<< TAPPING PENS AND SHAKING

LEGS - THE JURORS APPEARED

ANXIOUS BY LUNCH TIME. NATS

OF WHITE NOISE. THE JUDGE

PLAYS THAT WHITE NOISE EVERY

TIME ATTORNEYS WOULD HAVE

PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS AT THE

JUDGE'S BENCH. "WAS THERE EVEN

SOME RECKLESS POLICE WORK BY

SOME OF YOUR SUPERVISERS -

'OBJECTION. ASKED AND

ANSWERED" THE DEFENSE

QUESTIONED FORMER BOYNTON

BEACH POLICE SERGEANT FRANK

RANZIE - WHO WORKED THE CASE..

THEY WANTED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT

A KEY MEETING BETWEEN A POLICE

CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT AND

DALIA DIPPOLITO - A MEETING IN

WHICH POLICE SAY THE WIRE TAP

FAILED - MEANING THERE IS NO

RECORDING OF THE CONVERSATION.

08:24:35 did you have time to

get a replacement wire? there

was plenty of time RANZIE TOLD

JURORS HE WENT TO THE LEAD

SUPERVISING DETECTIVE ABOUT

REPLACING THE WIRE - BUT DID

NOT GET ANYWHERE. 08:22:17 he

told me it was his

investigation 3:05 WHAT IT

SHOWS IS THAT WE HAVE NO IDEA

WHAT HAPPENED FOR 40 MINUTES

THAT IS LOSING CONTROL

COMPLETE CONTROL OF YOUR

INFORMANT. RANZIE TOLD JURORS

HE FELT THERE WERE SEVERAL

MISTAKES MADE DURING THE

INVESTIGATION - INCLUDING THAT

EVERY CALL BETWEEN DIPPOLITO

AND RECORDED. CRUCIAL EVIDENCE

REASONABLE DOUBT CREATE

CRUCIAL EVIDENCE 3:45

SPECULATION SHOULD HAVE BEEN

DIPPOLITO AND EVERY CALL

INCLUDING THAT EVERY CALL

BETWEEN DIPPOLITO AND THE

INFORMANT SHOULD HAVE BEEN

3:45 SPECULATION AND LACK OF

CRUCIAL EVIDENCE CREATE

REASONABLE DOUBT IN THIS CASE

THATS WHAT WELL BE ARGUING IN

CLOSING ARGUMENTS. >>

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ALL NEW AT 6 WHAT THE

3

DEFENSE'S WITNESS ACCIDENTALLY

REVEALED TO JURORS DURING

CROSS EXAMINATION... AND THE

VIDEO PROSECUTORS PLAYED FOR

JURORS.... LIVE FROM PBC

COURTHOUSE MQ WPTV NC 5

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For more infomation >> Defense presents its case in murder-for-hire trial - Duration: 2:11.

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Giant Eagle + NOD | 'A Retention Solution for the Retail Industry' - Duration: 0:32.

Jeremy Shapira:The fact is that we need a lot of people to work in our stores,

and just like any other retailer industry, we have a lot of turnover.

And people with disabilities, they show up, they work hard.

They tend to stay in their jobs longer

which, of course, only helps us.

And so, the bottom line is they make great team members.

Our customers love it and we're obviously very happy that we do it.

*National Organization on Disability logo*

For more infomation >> Giant Eagle + NOD | 'A Retention Solution for the Retail Industry' - Duration: 0:32.

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Giant Eagle + NOD | 'Building distribution centers for all abilities' - Duration: 1:15.

An opportunity came up to start discussing how

can we hire more people with disabilities in our distribution centers

That is when NOD came into the picture.

So we didn't really know where to get started.

We knew that other companies had made progress in their distribution centers.

But, we didn't know what questions to ask, we didn't know what all of the ins and outs were.

The big question that I asked NOD to think about was:

how do we incorporate universal design throughout the entire facility?

What I was so impressed with was they took the question, they thought about it for a while

and came back with a great plan that clearly was focused.

They were not afraid to tackle a really huge idea.

And, again, I was just so impressed that they were able to tailor their plan to our specific needs.

It's work like we did with NOD that is really asking the tough questions, really getting over the big hurdles.

*National Organization on Disability logo*

For more infomation >> Giant Eagle + NOD | 'Building distribution centers for all abilities' - Duration: 1:15.

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Merritt Clubs hosts Zumbathon to raise money for the Brigance Brigade Foundation - Duration: 0:59.

WHITE MARSH IS TURNING INTO A

ZUMBA DANCE STAGE TOMORROW

NIGHT.YOU'RE INVITED TO COME

OUT.. GET YOUR GROOVE ON..AND

RAISE MONEY FOR A-L-S PATIENTS

AND THEIR FAMILIES.THE

ZUMBATHON IS A FUNDRAISER PUT

ON BY MERRITT CLUBS TO BENEFIT

THE BRIGANCE BRIGADE

FOUNDATION.FORMER RAVENS STAR

O-J BRIGANCE STARTED THE

NON-PROFIT AFTER HE WAS

DIAGNOSED WITH A-L-S 10 YEARS

AGO.THIS IS THE FOURTH YEAR

MERRITT CLUBS HAS WORKED WITH

O-J AND HIS TEAM TO PUT ON

THIS FUN, HIGH-ENERGY EVENT.

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they're just great people its

a great organization and we're

lucky to be able to partner

with themfor the Zumbathon you

don't have to think you need

to be a pro or a professional

dancer, Zumba fitness is for

everybodyYOU CAN REGISTER ALL

THE WAY UP TTHE START OF THE

EVENT.ZUMBA GETS GOING AROUND

6-15 TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE

AVENUE IN WHITE MARSH.FOR

INFORMATION ON HOW TO SIGN UP..

For more infomation >> Merritt Clubs hosts Zumbathon to raise money for the Brigance Brigade Foundation - Duration: 0:59.

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Videos for children | Construction trucks, Excavator, Trucks and Spiderman | CAT TOY CONSTRUCTION - Duration: 3:17.

For more infomation >> Videos for children | Construction trucks, Excavator, Trucks and Spiderman | CAT TOY CONSTRUCTION - Duration: 3:17.

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Fasty - A Message for Taipei Medical University's Graduation - Duration: 1:38.

Hello guys, I am Fasty.

Graduating class of 2016, from Nutrition Department

at Taipei Medical University.

Congratulation to all of you who graduate from TMU this year.

Your work hard during your study life in Taiwan is finally paid off.

Now, what's your next move after graduated?

I believe that your study life in Taiwan is your comfort zone.

Because Taiwan offers convenient living for students

like public transportation to go everywhere,

delicious foods

beautiful destinations to visit,

and of course nice people who always offer you a hand

Things that you will miss so much when you go back home

or work outside the country.

But now is the time to go higher.

You need to reshape your plans and prepare everything for your bigger move.

Graduated from one of the best school in Taiwan is not enough,

if you cannot give your knowledges back to your communities.

People would not feel your existence.

So, it's the time to contribute to your communities.

Collaborate with people who have the same ideas and visions like you.

Then try to do something to make our world a better place.

Once again,

congratulation guys,

see you on top.

For more infomation >> Fasty - A Message for Taipei Medical University's Graduation - Duration: 1:38.

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The Top 7 Overlooked Factors For Treating Lyme Disease - Duration: 5:03.

The top seven overlooked factors in the treatment of Lyme disease.

We've been treating chronic Lyme disease complex for about two decades,

more than a decade where we've really been doing a lot of R&D.

The information we're giving you here is from our

clinical experience of treating thousands of patients.

Here's what we see kind of go wrong:

the patient isn't fully diagnosed.

That means that they'll come in and say:

"Oh, I ran a Western Blot;" "I think I have Lyme disease;"

"I don't know what my coinfections are from the tick;"

"I don't know what my secondary coinfections are;"

"I don't know what the state of my immune system is;"

"I don't know what my chemical or heavy metal toxins are."

Essentially, they don't have a complete diagnosis.

But if you don't know what all the infections are, you can't treat them all.

Antibiotics may work on some bacteria, but they're

not going to work on the viral component.

You need a complete, comprehensive diagnosis.

But that doesn't ensure that you're going to

get a correct treatment plan in most treatment

plans, whether you're using a natural product or using a drug like an antibiotic.

The latent Lyme disease, the chronic versions of Lyme disease, these complexes we're

talking about, they're resistant to treatment; they have MDR: Multi-Drug Resistance.

You need to be able to shut down that resistance.

We must use adjunctive treatments to help fight those infections.

They'll also have biofilm communities around them, making them very hard to penetrate.

Essentially when you have biofilm, we use the term

"sludge" but it's really a matrix, that surrounds the

infections so that they can live, and not be touched by

antibiotics very effectively or by the immune system.

So they have to be stripped during treatment.

And to further complicate matters, some of these

infections are in the blood-brain barrier.

So if you have neuroborreliosis, babesia, these are not only

multi-drug resistant, but then they're in the blood-brain barrier.

You have to have treatment methodologies to get the medication

past the blood-brain barrier to effectively kill those infections.

You have to be able to shuttle that medicine,

otherwise you don't get the memory fog improved,

you don't get some of the parkinsonian tremor symptoms improved,

some of the other neurological symptoms,

mood, depression, anxiety—

all these things which can be coming from chronic Lyme disease Complex.

Remember Lyme is the cousin of Syphilis; they're both spirochetes.

Often times, if you've studied late-stage syphilis,

they have a lot of psychiatric symptoms.

In chronic Lyme disease patients, you also see psychiatric

symptoms, and it's very important to treat them.

These infections wreak havoc on the body

because they produce endotoxins and biotoxins,

designed to shut down the nervous system and hormonal system in the body.

That's the way the parasite is trying to shut down the organism;

I'll give you a visual:

in northern Maine you have some moose that die every

year because they get bit by a bunch of ticks.

They get overwhelmed by the toxins,

which are powerful enough to take down thousands of pounds of an animal,

and basically devour what's left.

They are parasitic, trying to survive off that organism.

When they release these endotoxins, they are designed to paralyze;

they're designed to block hormonal systems and cause issues in the body.

When patients have HLADR, they have a higher susceptibility to auto immune diseases.

You start putting these things together,

and you'll see how a lot of patients can shift into autoimmunity with a

combination of infections and the "right" genomic SNP's playing a role in there.

You must flush endotoxins and biotoxins from

the body while you are treating the infection.

When a patient is on pain medication,

because they've been in pain and their doctor has not been able to treat them,

only manage their pain,

it becomes harder because they are competing for the

same receptor sites as the endotoxins and biotoxins.

They are all trying to get to the same receptor sites.

So while you are trying to flush these toxins,

these medications can slow down recovery.

Then finally, the long-term key is to reestablish the immune system.

Not only making it stronger, necessarily,

but letting the immune system recognize biotoxins and endotoxins in the body,

and also reestablishing the immune system so that it

can target particularly the antiviral components,

which cause a lot of the fatigability associated

with the viral components and coinfections,

and also the parasitic, fungal and bacterial

components seen in chronic Lyme disease patients.

This is a lot that is going on!

I am just giving you an overview.

So when I say these are the seven overlooked factors,

the complexity of chronic Lyme disease is beyond

the care of a basic integrative practice,

beyond the care of conventional practice because they don't specialize in it.

They don't see enough cases.

You have to be working with a medical center that focuses on Lyme disease complex,

and that's what we've been doing for several decades.

We just want to educate and give some knowledge to

some of the patients out there so that they can

have a better idea of how complex this is and the

different things that can be done to help them.

For more infomation >> The Top 7 Overlooked Factors For Treating Lyme Disease - Duration: 5:03.

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AAA warns as heat rises to check back seats for children, pets - Duration: 1:46.

DAY?IT

IS HOT!AND BALTIMORE IS DOING

EVERYTHING IT CAN TO STAY

COOL...ABC 2 NEWS' SKYLER

HENRY IS LIVE OUT IN RODGERS

FORGE. HE TALKED TO PEOPLE

DEALING WITH THE SWEALTERING

HEAT TODAY...

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3

(DESCRIBES WEATHER CONDITIONS)

THE BIGGEST TIP OFFICIALS AT

AAA WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW IS TO

BE MINDFUL OF YOUR CHILDREN,

THE OLDER FOLKS IN YOUR LIVES,

AND YOUR PETS...WE PUT A

THERMOTER INSIDE THE NEWS

VEHICLE FOR A FEW AND IT READS

??? TEMPS THAT CAN BE

DEADLY....

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WHEN THE TEMPERATURES HIT

ALMOST A HUNDRED...THE

CHALLENGE FOR SOME IN THE CITY

TO STAY COOL...9:30:48 -

9:30:52(J:) "This is like the

tradeoff before we get back on

the bus home. I let him run

through the fountain."WE FOUND

JIM AND HIS SON JAMES LIAM

TAKING A BREAK FROM HEAT AT

THE POP UP FOUNTAINS BEFORE

THEY HEAD BACK HOME. 9:31:13 -

9:31:22(J:) "We'll stop at

places along the route. So

we'll probably go over to the

Starbucks and get a cup of

coffee and water for him

before we head back."

HYDRATION, THE FATHER SAYS, IS

IMPORTANT ESPECIALLY WITH THE

SWELTERING TEMPERATURES.

9:33:31 - 9:33:38(L&A) "I'm

the water queen. They have to

drink all of their water

before they can have a snack

or run around. Keeping them

hydrated with nice, ice, cold

water."TRIPLE-A SAYS BECAUSE

OF THE DAYS OF HIGH HEAT,

THEY'RE WARNING PEOPLE TO

THINK AND LOOK TWICE BEFORE

THEY GET OUT OF THE CAR.

9:23:55 - 9:24:05(CD:) "On

days like these it's

imperative that parents and

care givers do not leave

children alone in hot cars,

and this also applies to the

elderly and pets."THAT

INCLUDES THOSE QUICK RUN-INS

TO THE STORE WITH THE CAR

RUNNING. SPOKESWOMAN CHRISTINE

DELISE SAYS PLACING A

REMINDER COULD NOT ONLY SAVE

TIME -- BUT SAVE A LIFE.

9:24:25 - 9:24:35(CD:) "Leave

a purse, a briefcase, a

napsack -- anything in the

back seat that will force you

to open up that backseat door.

Leave perhaps a reminder in

the front."DELISE ADDS THE

HEAT CAN WEAR DOWN ON YOUR CAR

AS WELL. 9:28:07 - 9:28:21

(CD:) "It's due to dead

batteries, tire blowouts, and

otheminor car troubles that

escalate into bigger ones.

Heat is very hard on batteries

and other parts of the car."

IT'S WHY PEOPLE LIKE JIM AND

JAMES LIAM ARE TAKING EVERY

CHANCE THEY CAN GET TO BEAT

THE HEAT.

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Watching Supernatural For The First Time REACTION! - Duration: 15:42.

- Hey guys! Soo.. welcome back to our channel.

- Today we're gonna watch Supernatural, which I've been really really excited for.

- For the longest time.

- We get to do that today because, yesterday we finished rewatching Buffy.

- And she had never seen it before.

- And now we're gonna watch something that we both haven't seen before.

- Which is crazy, cause this sounds like, it's right up our alley!

Right.

- And...

Something everyone has already seen or heard of.

I mean we heard of it obviously. - Ofcourse we've heard of it.

- We know the memes. And all that.. we're basically a part of the fandom. But we just haven't watched the show yet.

- And today we're gonna change that, and I can't wait!

So our plans for watching Supernatural and doing reaction videos is that,

we do reaction videos to the first and last episode of each season.

Until we're catch up.

- Basically.

Basically.

So..

- Let's just.. start

with episode one.

- 22 years ago.

Which is like what? 30 years ago now..

So Sam and Dean. We always forget Sam.

- Sam used to be Dean, in Gilmore Girls.

Sam used to be Dean..

- She's too sleepy, that's probably not.. John.

Right.

- Tell me he's not sitting there like Adrian. #RevengeReference

- Is that blood?

That's what I thought.

Shit.

What's he trying to do?

- So.. Hi Dean.

Right. Seems like a great first meeting.

~ Yeah

I'd stay on the phone and start calling the police.

Wouldn't worry about her safety.

- Right.

Please have.. just a normal face. Okay.. there's only so much..

I can handle within the first episode.

It doesn't happen many times but I have no idea what we're watching.

Oh god!

Just drive away !?

Girl

Why do they never drive away?..

- Cause they wanna do the right thing.

What right thing is that?

If there's anything I've learned..

It's like, pedal to the metal.

When I see a man, a deer, a woman.. standing beside the road, I just not doing it.

I'm all by myself.

- Tell me he's not actually.. gonna go in.

- Oh Jesus.

- Shit.

Guess it's too late already.

Bloodspatters in...

One.

I was gonna count to three but.. okay.

*We're just gonna ignore that?*

- Oh no.

How about both of you go in different directions?

What kind of solution is this??

- It looks like he's headless.

Seems like the usual investigation room.

Started of with two clues.. became obsessive.

The salt line.

So.. we're gonna grow to love him, eventually.

- Yeah.

- Bound to happen huh?

- There's something off with him.

Something off with everybody.

- Welp, shouldn't have done that!

- Fuck!

How the fuck did he get there?!

Right!?

- Whaatt...

OKAY.

- Hmm, what if his girlfriend is like phsyco..

- I don't know what to expect.

Me neither but can't he turn on some lights or something?

I'm scared.

- Oh fuck.

- Okayy.

- Why does that keep happening to him.

Probably something to do with him though.

- Yeah but what? He was a baby, an innocent baby!

Oeh.. Wendigo. I'm SO excited for that!

Already.

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Baby Doll Bath Time Kinetic Sand Learn Counting Number Toys Video for Kids Nursery Rhymes BDTKSE - Duration: 3:35.

For more infomation >> Baby Doll Bath Time Kinetic Sand Learn Counting Number Toys Video for Kids Nursery Rhymes BDTKSE - Duration: 3:35.

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Lawmakers push for expanded dental coverage - Duration: 1:15.

HOLLAND POND.

ASHLEY:

ENSURING ACCESS TO DENTAL

SERVICES.

22NEWS STATE HOUSE REPORTER

ELISHA MACHADO HEARD FROM

ADVOCATES

WHO SAID THE STATE COULD DO

MORE.

ELISHA MACHADO:

HEALTH CARE ADVOCATES ARE

CALLING ON THE STATE TO EXPAND

ACCESS TO

ORAL HEALTH CARE. THEY TOLD

22NEWS THESE SERVICES REMAIN OUT

OF REACH

FOR MANY RESIDENTS.

A TOOTH ACHE MAY SEEM MINOR, BUT

WITHOUT PROPER CARE, IT COULD

AFFECT OTHER AREAS OF YOUR

HEALTH AND SEND YOU TO THE

HOSPITAL.

ADVOCATES WITH HEALTH CARE FOR

ALL GATHERED AT THE STATE HOUSE

TUESDAY

TO ADDRESS BARRIERS

MASSACHUSETTS RESIDENTS FACE

WHEN TRYING TO

ACCESS DENTAL SERVICES.

ACCORDING TO THE HEALTH POLICY

COMMISSION, DENTAL PAIN IS ONE

OF THE

KEY REASONS PATIENTS END UP IN

THE EMERGENCY ROOM, BUT MANY OF

THOSE VISITS MAY HAVE BEEN

AVOIDABLE.

MASSACHUSETTS IS THE FIRST STATE

TO HAVE AN ORAL HEALTH CAUCUS IN

THE

LEGISLATURE SEEKING TO ADDRESS

THESE ISSUES.

STATE REP. JOHN SCIBAK, (D)

SOUTH HADLEY:

"ORAL HEALTH REALLY RELATES TO

OVERALL

HEALTH-THAT PEOPLE WHO HAVE ORAL

HEALTH PROBLEMS, IF THEY'RE NOT

TAKEN CARE OF, SOMETIMES

HAVE OTHER PROBLEMS."

ELISHA MACHADO:

LAWMAKERS TOLD 22NEWS THEY'RE

TRYING TO BRING BACK DENTAL

COVERAGE IN

MASSHEALTH...SERVICES THAT WERE

ELIMINATED DURING PAST BUDGET

CUTS. AT THE STATE HOUSE IN

BOSTON, ELISHA MACHADO FOR

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Lawmaker proposes tax credits for investments in rural jobs - Duration: 1:23.

RYAN:

CREATING JOBS IN YOUR COMMUNITY.

22NEWS STATE HOUSE REPORTER

ELISHA MACHADO EXPLAINS HOW

LAWMAKERS

PLAN TO EXPAND THE WORKFORCE.

ELISHA MACHADO:

YOU COULD GET A TAX CREDIT FOR

INVESTING IN SMALL BUSINESSES IN

RURAL AREAS.

THIS IS JUST ONE PROPOSAL TO

BRING JOBS WHERE THEY'RE NEEDED

MOST.

WORTHINGTON STATE REPRESENTATIVE

STEPHEN KULIK FILED THE

"MASSACHUSETTS

RURAL JOBS ACT" TO ENCOURAGE JOB

CREATION AND ATTRACT NEW

BUSINESSES TO RURAL AREAS,

ESPECIALLY IN WESTERN

MASSACHUSETTS.

THIS WAS ONE OF 50 BILLS BEFORE

THE STATE REVENUE COMMITTEE AT

TUESDAY'S PUBLIC HEARING.

IF PASSED, THE STATE WOULD LOAN

MONEY TO SMALL BUSINESSES IN

RURAL AREAS TO

CREATE JOBS, BUY EQUIPMENT AND

EXPAND FACILITIES.

HOW'S IT PAID FOR? BY INVESTORS

WHO GET A TAX CREDIT FOR

MENTORING AND INVESTING IN

RURAL, SMALL BUSINESSES.

INVESTORS AND TAXPAYERS CANNOT

CLAIM THE CREDITS FOR 2 YEARS

UNTIL

AFTER THE FUNDING IS FULLY

INVESTED.

TAX CREDITS ARE CAPPED AT 15

PERCENT EACH YEAR.

STATE REP. STEPHEN KULIK, (D)

WORTHINGTON:

"THE GROWTH IN JOBS AND THE

ECONOMY LAGS IN

WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS. OFTEN

IT'S BECAUSE RURAL BUSINESSES

DON'T HAVE ACCESS TO CAPITAL

SOURCES OF FUNDING TO EXPAND AND

GROW AND SUSTAIN THEIR

BUSINESSES."

ELISHA MACHADO:

THE STATE'S REVENUE COMMITTEE IS

CURRENTLY REVIEWING THE BILL.

AT THE STATE HOUSE IN BOSTON,

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Introducing the language approach for teaching mathematics - Duration: 1:24.

Why is language important when teaching mathematics?

At ORIGO, we believe language is critical to developing deep understanding,

and is used in four distinct stages.

First, we introduce concepts by using words students already understand.

For example, they may know many words that suggest subtraction.

So in this student language stage, language serves as a tool that helps connect a new

concept to something they already know?

Exactly, but this changes as they act out the stories using materials.

Cubes and counters can't fly away.

So students learn that cover up and take away, can also mean subtraction.

Next, we introduce words that are unique to mathematics.

For example, we might say five subtract one, or five minus one.

In the final stage, we introduce the symbol

and that's just an abbreviation of all the words they used earlier?

That's right.

With this language approach, students gain a greater understanding of what the mathematical

symbol really means.

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Better Call Behnken: Hillsborough woman receives bill for other tenants' water after landlord dies - Duration: 2:59.

YOU NEED HELP, SHE IS ON YOUR

SIDE.

BETTER CALL BEHNKEN.

STUCK WITH A WATER BILL

MEANT FOR OTHER PEOPLE.

A RUSKIN WOMAN USED TO PAY HER

WATER BILL TO HER LANDLORD BUT

WHEN HE PASSED AWAY, SHE SENT

HER MONEY TO THE COUNTY WATER

DEPARTMENT.

BUT AFTER THIS WEEK, SHE WAS

TOLD SHE HAS TO PAY THE

LANDLORD'S PAST-DUE AMOUNT ON

ANOTHER PROPERTY BY FRIDAY.

THAT IS WHEN SHE KNEW SHE

BETTER CALL SHANNON BEHNKEN

JOINS ME RIGHT NOW.

A LITTLE SOMETHING NEW EVERY

TIME.

THIS IS A DIFFERENT ONE.

I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF HAVING TO

PAY SOMEONE ELSE'S BILL AFTER

THEY PASS AWAY.

LINDSAY FERNANDES TELLS ME SHE

DIDN'T PAY $525.

HER WATER, THEY WERE JUST GOING

TO SHUT IT OFF.

LINDSAY FERNANDEZ WAS STUNNED

TO GET A WATER BILL FOR

$524.13.

ESPECIALLY SINCE MOST OF THIS

BILL IS FOR WATER USED BY

STRANGERS IN OTHER APARTMENTS

USED BY HER LANDLORD.

I CAN'T HAVE MY WATER CUT

OFF.

Reporter: BUT THAT'S WHAT

HILLSBORO COUNTY WATER

DEPARTMENT SAID WOULD HAPPEN IF

SHE DIDN'T PAY THE FULL AMOUNT

BY THE END OF THE WEEK.

I AM STUCK HERE BECAUSE I

HAVE A FAMILY AND I AM LIKE

WHAT IS GOING ON?

Reporter: HOW DOES THIS

HAPPEN?

IT ALL HAPPENED WHEN HER

LANDLORD PASSED AWAY LAST FALL.

LINDSAY HAD PAID HER WATER BILL

TO HIM SO SHE CALLED THE WATER

DEPARTMENT AND ASK FOR HER OWN

BILL.

SHE EXPLAINS SHE HAD TO PAY A

PAST-DUE AMOUNT FOR ANOTHER

APARTMENT.

I DID THAT IN OCTOBER.

IT WASN'T EVEN OUR PROPERTY.

WE CAME UP WITH $150 FOR THEM

SO WE CAN CONTINUE TO LIVE

HERE.

Reporter: SHE PAID MONTHLY

AND THEN THIS BIG BILL SHOWED

UP.

THEY WANT YOU TO PAY FOR

SOMEONE ELSE'S WATER?

YES.

Reporter: WHEN SHE GOT

NOWHERE ON HER OWN, SHE CALLED

ME AND I CALLED THE COUNTY.

SHE DOESN'T FEEL AND OBVIOUSLY

SHE SHOULDN'T HAVE TO PAY FOR

SOMEONE ELSE'S WATER.

Reporter: IT TURNED OUT THE

LANDLORD'S PAST-DUE AMOUNT WAS

WERE OTHER UNITS AND THE COUNTY

HAD NO IDEA THE LANDLORD WASN'T

PAYING BECAUSE HE PASSED AWAY.

WITHIN HOURS, COUNTY WORKERS

WITH LINDSAY OFF THE HOOK.

SHE WILL ONLY BE CHARGED FOR

THE WATER SHE USES.

A COUNTY SPOKESWOMAN TELLS ME

THE COUNTY WILL HAVE TO GO

THROUGH THE COURT SYSTEM TO TRY

TO COLLECT THIS PAST-DUE AMOUNT

THROUGH THE LANDLORD'S THE

STATE.

SO, YOU GOT THE WATER BILL

FIXED BUT THEN THERE IS THIS

RENT AND THE LANDLORD HAS

PASSED AWAY. SO THEY DON'T

HAVE TO PAY RENT TO ANYBODY

RIGHT NOW.

THEY ARE JUST SAVING THAT MONEY

AND PUTTING IT ASIDE.

BUT THEY ARE WAITING UNTIL

THERE IS SOMEONE TO PAY.

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Plans considered for traffic-plagued Cary Parkway intersection - Duration: 1:41.

THERE IS A VACCINE AND BOOSTER,

MOST VETERINARIANS ARE OFFERING

IT.> DRIVING THE WAYS ARE FAR

FROM FINISHED BUT THE TOWN IS

TRYING TO TACKLE THE TRAFFIC

CONCERNS AND HELP YOU NAVIGATE

DETOURS.

GENTOO ROBERT RICHARDSON IS IN

CARY WHERE THERE IS AN

INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT OPEN

HOUSE TONIGHT.REPORTER: YOU

CAN SEE THERE ARE PEOPLE HERE

IS THE TOWN OF CARY WORKS TO

CLEAR UP CONSISTING CONGESTION

AND QUESTION THE INTERSECTION

OF HIGH HOUSE ROAD AND THE CARY

PARKWAY.

THEY HAVE MAPS THAT SHOW THE

PLANS THAT THE TOWNS ARE

WORKING ON TO ADDRESS DRIVING

DIFFICULTIES.

THERE WILL BE MORE CREATED AS

WITH ADDITIONAL DELAYS DURING

CONSTRUCTION.

THE ALTERNATE ROUTES INCLUDE

GOING AROUND THE COUNTRY CLUB

AND BOND METROPARK.

THIS AREA HAS SEEN MORE CARS

AND IT STILL GROWING.

PLANS NOW CALL FOR ADDING LEFT

TURN LANES IN THREE DIRECTIONS

ALONG WITH WIDENING THE ROADS

WERE RIGHT TURN ONLY LANES.

A BIG CONCERN IS ALSO INVOLVING

TAKING OUT TREES ALONG THE

ROUTE.

THE TOWN WILL PRESERVE AS MANY

AS POSSIBLE AND REPLACE THOSE

TAKEN OUT.

SIDEWALKS WILL BE SHIFTED.

THE OPEN HOUSE INFORMATION

SESSION IS HAPPENING NEAR THE

INTERSECTION AT THE SENIOR

CENTER.

I SPOKE WITH ONE OF THE TOWN

PLANNING MANAGERS, HE SAYS THIS

WORK WILL START IN THE FALL AND

HOPEFULLY BE FINISHED BY

SPRING.

AT 6 YOU WILL HEAR ABOUT SOME

OF THE STEPS THE STEADY THOSE