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Round-the-clock manhunt underway for escaped inmate - Duration: 1:37.

APARTMENT WHICH IS A

BLOCK AWAY FROM WHERE NEIGHBORS

SAY HIS GETAWAY CAR WAS FOUND.

FEDERAL AGENTS SWARMED THE

BUILDING.

THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE HERE SAY

THEY WENT THROUGH ALL THE UNITS.

THEY WERE JUST CHECKING EVERY

>>THEY WERE JUST CHECKING EVERY

DOOR, EVERY CLOSET AND AROUND

THE AREA.

JOHN NEIGHBORS SAY ESCAPED

: INMATE JAMES MORALES KNOWS

SOMEONE WHO LIVES HERE, AND THAT

THE CAR HE ALLEGEDLY STOLE AFTER

BREAKING FREE WAS FOUND A BLOCK

AWAY.

THE SEARCH HAS NOW SPANNED 3

DAYS, WE KNOW THAT MORALES

SUFFERED SEVERAL CUTS AS HE

SCALED RAZOR WIRE IN THE DARING

ESCAPE.

PRISON OFFICIALS SAY HE CLIMBED

A BASKETBALL HOOP TO REACH A

ROOFTOP AND THEN CUT THROUGH A

FENCE.

THE 35-YEAR-OLD WAS AWAITING

TRIAL AFTER ALLEGEDLY STEALING

16 US ARMY WEAPONS FROM A

WORCESTER ARMORY.

AT THE TIME OF THE BURGLARY, 5

INVESTIGATES HAS LEARNED HE WAS

WEARING A GPS BRACELET BECAUSE

OF CHILD RAPE CHARGES HE WAS

FACING.

AFTER BREAKING FREE NEW YEARS

EVE FROM THE WYATT DETENTION

FACILITY IN CENTRAL FALLS RHODE

ISLAND, INVESTIGATORS SAY HE

STOLE A GETAWAY CAR FROM A STORE

IN ATTLEBORO, AND THAT CAR, THEY

SAY, THEN TURNED UP IN

FRAMINGHAM

IT'S NOT CLEAR HOW ANY OF THE

ITEMS REMOVED FROM THI

APARTMENT BUILDING MAY B

CONNECTED TO THE CASE, BUT

NEIGHBORS SAY LAW ENFORCEMENT

OFFICERS HAVE COME BACK TO THIS

BLOCK OF IRVING STREET IN

FRAMINGHAM MULTIPLE TIMES AS

THEY EXPAND THEIR SEARCH FOR

MORALES.

WE KNOW TO CORRECTIONS OFFICERS

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Rate Hike For Long Island Power Customers - Duration: 1:46.

IN BILLS AND COINS AND

COLLECTED THEM IN A WATER JUG.

POLICE HAVE NO LEADS AND HAVE

TURNED TO THE PUBLIC FOR HELP.

PEOPLE ON LONG ISLAND ARE

SEEING HIGHER CHARGES ON THEIR

ELECTRIC BILLS.

WHAT'S CAUSING THE INCREASE?

RICHARD ROSE INVESTIGATES.

REPORTER: FOR THE AVERAGE

PSEG LONG ISLAND [

INDISCERNIBLE ] 2017 IS

STARTING OUT WITH STICKER SHOCK

ON THEIR MONTHLY BILL.

A NEAR 5% INCREASE.

THE MONTHLY INCREASE WOULD HAVE

BEEN HIGHER IF NOT FOR THE

POWER COMPANY'S OWN EFFORTS.

A SPECKS MAN TOLD US THANKS TO

SOUND FISCAL MANAGEMENT, AN

AVERAGE CUSTOMERS BILL WILL BE

SLIGHTLY MORE IF 2017 THAN

2016, LARGELY ATTRIBUTED TO THE

FUELS USED TO GENERATE THE

POWER.

POINTING TO RELATIVELY STABLE

ENERGY COSTS INCLUDING THOSE

THEY SEE EVERY DAY AT THE GAS

PUMP.

I THOUGHT THE COST OF FUEL

WAS DOWN TREMENDOUSLY FROM

WHERE IT WAS.

I GUESS NOT.

REPORTER: PSGE TOUTS THAT

BECAUSE OF EFFICIENCIY, SOME OF

ITS MONTHLY CHARGES WILL

ACTUALLY DECLINE.

BUT SOME TRYING TO STAY AFLOAT

SAY THEY'VE HAD ENOUGH.

I'M TIRED OF IT.

IT'S ENOUGH.

IT'S OUT OF CONTROL ALREADY.

REPORTER: JENNIFER OWNS A

MELVILLE REAL ESTATE COMPANY.

SHE THINKS THEY SHOULD CUT --

WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO?

REPORTER: PSE AND GO LONG

ISLAND SAYS ITS REVENUES ARE

PUT BACK INTO SERVICE INCLUDING

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Fung sworn in for last term as Cranston's mayor - Duration: 2:16.

CAR MOMENTS BEFORE

THE CRASH.

(MM)

CRANSTON MAYOR ALLAN

FUNG HAS BEEN

OFFICIALLY SWORN IN FOR

HIS FOURTH AND FINAL

TERM IN OFFICE.

A CEREMONY WAS HELD

TONIGHT--

AT CRANSTON WETS HIGH

SCHOOL.

PRIOR TO TONIGHT'S

EVENT--

MAYOR FUNG SAT DOWN

WITH EYEWITNESS NEWS

TO TALK ABOUT HIS TIME IN

OFFICE--

AND HIS GOALS FOR THIS

TERM.

EYEWITNESS NEWS

REPORTER CAROLINE

GOGGIN HAS MORE ON

WHAT HE HAD TO SAY--

LIVE FROM THE MOBILE

NEWSROOM.

ONE OF THE MAIN

FOCUSES IN MAYOR

FUNGS SPEECH TONIGHT

WAS THE REVITALIZATION

OF THE CRANSTON

ECONOMY.

AND HE SAYS THAT STARTS

HERE...

AT PLACES LIKE CHAPEL

VIEW...

WHERE BUSINESS

CONTINUES TO BOOM.

"

So help you God."

"So help me God."

"Congrats Mayor."

NATS CLAPPING

SWORN IN TO SERVE.

ALLAN FUNG ADDRESSED A

PACKED CROWD MONDAY

NIGHT...

ASSUMING HIS ROLE AS

CRANSTON MAYOR FOR A

FOURTH AND FINAL TERM.

"There's a lot that's been done.

I'm

proud of all the work we've been

doing."

FUNG SPOKE EXCLUSIVELY

WITH EYEWITNESS NEWS

BEFORE MONDAYS

INAUGURATION...

REFLECTING ON HIS PAST

EIGHT YEARS IN OFFICE.

"It took a lot of work to get

here. Ya

know, we had to really dig out

from

that financial mess that we

inherited

when we first got on. The Great

Recession and all that it

brought to

our community."

HE SAYS THE CITY HAS TRULY

TURNED A CORNER SINCE HE

TOOK OFFICE..

AND CRANSTON'S NOW

THRIVING ECONOMY IS TO

THANK.

"When I first took office,

garden city

was a little scary...especially

that

lower half. To where it's

booming

now with LL Bean and the

container

store, all the new restaurants

that

are coming in. And then across

the

way at chapel view you saw TJ

maxx just open up, surrounding

many of the other anchor stores

that

are there."

THOSE BUSINESSES...

NOW GENERATING REVENUE...

AND BREATHING LIFE INTO THE

CITY.

AS IS AN OPPORTUNITY MAYOR

FUNG SHARED MONDAY NIGHT...

CRANSTON-- POISED TO

BECOME THE LEADER IN SOLAR

ENERGY FOR THE STATE OF

RHODE ISLAND.

"We have three large scale solar

projects in the works and one of

them will be the largest solar

generating facility in all of

Rhode

Island."

FUNG SAYS HIS PLANS ARE FOR

THE FUTURE AND THE NOW.

CHARTING THE CITY'S

HISTORY...

ONE TERM AT A TIME.

(CG)

SOMETHING TO NOTE

TONIGHT...

ASIDE FROM THE

POLITICS...

WAS THE FAMILY ASPECT

OF MAYOR FUNGS

SPEECH.

HE ACTUALLY HELD A

CEREMONY BEFORE HIS

INAUGURATION SO HIS

DAD COULD BE THERE.

AT 88 YEARS OLD...

HE SAID ITS HARD FOR HIM

TO STAY UP.

BUT FUNG CONTINUOUSLY

THANKED HIS DAD, MOM,

AND WIFE FOR THEIR

SUPPORT.

AND THE SUPPORT OF HIS

CRANSTON FAMILY AND

COMMUNITY.

LIVE IN CRANSTON...CG

EWN

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What's next for legalized recreational use of pot in 2017? - Duration: 1:51.

WITH

RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA IN THE

MIX, THEY SAY THERE ARE BIGGER

ISSUES.

THE NEW LAW SEEMS SIMPLE BUT

THERE ARE SOME GRAY AREAS FOR

THE POLICE.

>> FOR BUSINESS

OWNERS

TRANSPORTING 10 POUNDS, HOW WILL

LAW ENFORCEMENT KNOW AND BE ABLE

TO VERIFY QUICKLY?

HOW WILL PRODUCTS BE TESTED?

KATHY: THOSE QUESTIONS AND MANY

MORE ARE UNDER REVIEW.

AMONG INSIDERS LIKE THE

CALIFORNIA GROWERS ASSOCIATION,

AND LAW ENFORCEMENT.

WE ARE FULLY ENGAGED

IN THAT

PROCESS AT A LEGISLATIVE LEVEL

AS WELL AS AT TRAINING.

WE FEEL WE WILL BE VERY PREPARED

TO DEAL WITH THE NUANCES OF THIS

NEW LAW.

KATHY: LAST WEEK, TWO

STATE

LEGISLATORS INTRODUCED A BILL TO

CLOSE EXISTING LOOPHOLES.

>> RIGHT NOW, IT IS ILLEGAL TO

DRIVE WHILE IMPAIRED, BUT IT IS

NOT ILLEGAL TO HAVE A LICH JOINT

OR FOR SOMEONE IN THE CAR TO

HAVE WHAT IS IN ESSENCE AN OPEN

CONTAINER.

KATHY: IT REMAINS A TOP PRIORITY

AT ALL LEVELS.

WHETHER IT IS MARIJUANA, A

PRESCRIPTION DRUG OR OUT ALL,

THESE ARE ALL THINGS WE ARE

FAMILIAR WITH.

IF ANY OF THOSE HIM.

YOU'RE DRIVING, YOU ARE SUBJECT

TO THE DUI RULES IN CALIFORNIA.

KATHY: MEANWHILE, CLEARING UP

THE CANNABIS ISSUES WILL TAKE

TIME.

>> IT TOOK

UNTIL 2015 TO GET

REGULATION PASSED THROUGH THE

LEGISLATURE FOR THAT.

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Top 10 Most Handsome Bollywood Actors 2017 - Duration: 3:09.

Top 10 Most Handsome Bollywood Actors 2017

Top 10 Most Handsome Bollywood Actors 2017

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Beauty Lessons: Spot Coverage Tips by Patrick Ta for La Mer #BeautyBeyondSkincare - Duration: 0:50.

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Donations pour in for victims of New Year's fire - Duration: 1:37.

E

CITY'S DISASTER RELIEF CENTER

AND COULD -- QUICKLY DISCOVERED

THEY ARE NOT ALONE.

JUST 24 HOURS AFTER 70 PEOPLE

LOST EVERYTHING IN A NEW YEARS

DAY FIRE IN LYNN, THE COMMUNITY

RESPONDED WITH THIS.

AND THIS, AND THIS.

>> THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE.

MARY: ROOM AFTER ROOM OF

CLOTHING, BABY SUPPLIES,

TOILETRIES, AND CHILDREN'S TOYS,

A LIFE LINE, AND SECOND

CHRISTMAS OF SORTS FOR THE FIRE

SURVIVORS.

>> IS NOT SURPRISING, THE

COMMAND IS OUTPOURING FROM THE

COMMUNITY THAT REALLY DOES GIVE

BACK WHEN NEIGHBORS ARE IN NEED.

MARY: IT WAS 8:00

A.M. NEW

YEAR'S DAY WHEN FIRE SWEPT THRU

THE 5 STORY BUILDING ON WEST

BALTIMORE STREET, 24 APT UNITS,

DESTROYED, THE PEOPLE WHO LIVED,

ALIVE BUT DESPARATELY IN NEED.

SO LYNN NEIGHBORS STEPPED UP.

THE GENEROUSITY SO GREAT IT'S

OVERFLOWED THE LYNN ARTS CENTER,

INTO A LOCATION, THE FOCUS NOW

SECOND ON SORTING IT ALL.

>> WE HAD FOUR TRUCKLOADS AND WE

HAVE TO SEPARATE THROUGH ALL

THAT.

MARY THE DONATIONS COME FROM THE

: HEART, SO DOES THE VOLUNTEER

WORK.

>> MY MOTHER-IN-LAW

ASKED WAY IN

A FIRE SEVERAL YEARS BACK SO

THIS IS IMPORTANT TO OUR FAMILY

AND MAKING SURE THAT WE ARE

HERE.

MARY: LOCAL RESTAURANTS HAVE

OFFERED FREE MEALS, PROFESSIONAL

PHOTOGRAPHER BOB BOND, IS

HANDING OUT THESE COUPONS.

>> IS FOR FREE -- IT IS FOR A

FREE PHOTO SESSION BECAUSE THEY

LOST EVERYTHING IN MY INCLUDING

THEIR PHOTOS.

MARY: EVERYONE

STEPPED UP TODAY

INCLUDING THE GOVERNOR AND MRS.

BAKER WHO SPENT SEVERAL HOURS

MEETING WITH FAMILIES AND

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PGV Airport prepares for $1 million repairs stemming from Hurricane Matthew - Duration: 2:16.

A NEW YEAR... BUT SOME OF THE

SAME PROBLEMS... FOR THE

PITT-GREENVILLE AIRPORT...

FOLLOWING SOME EXTENSIVE DAMAGE

FROM HURRICANE MATTHEW. OUR JOSH

BIRCH... GETTING AN UPDATE

TONIGHT... AND JOSH... WHAT

AREAS ARE WE TALKING ABOUT?

KATIE... THE GOOD NEWS IS THE

PRIMARY RUNWAY HELD UP REALLY

WELL DURING

THE FLOODING...

BUT WHAT DIDN'T IS THE SOME OF

THE SIDE

TAXIWAYS INTO THE CORPORATE JET

HANGERS.

IT'S A REPAIR THAT WILL COST

WELL OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

IT MAY NOT SEEM LIKE A BIG

DEAL... BUT THESE

CRACKS ARE DESCRIBED BY AIRPORT

OFFICIALS... AS AN IMMEDIATE

PROBLEM.

THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF P-G-V...

MOST IMPACTED BY SEVERE

FLOODING. "BETWEEN FIVE AND

SEVEN DAYS, A DEPTH ANYWHERE

FROM ABOUT 3 INCHES TO 3 FEET."

PITT GREENVILLE AIRPORT

AUTHORITY

DIRECTOR BETTY STANSBURY... SAYS

CRACKS ALONG THE PAVEMENT

LEADING TO THE JET HANGERS WERE

ALREADY PRESENT...

BUT THE RISING WATER... MADE THE

PROBLEM

MUCH WORSE.

"IF PAVEMENT STAYS UNDER WATER A

SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT

OF TIME, DOES IT START DEGRADING

THE BASE AND THE

SUB-GRADE MATERIAL, WHICH IS

WHERE THE LOAD BEARING

STRENGTH OF THE RUNWAY IS."

ONE OF THE MOST IMMEDIATE

PROBLEMS... IS HARD TO SEE.

AS THE PAVEMENT CONTINUES TO

DETERIORATE... CHIPPING CAUSES

BITS OF IT LIKE THIS TO BREAK

OFF... WHICH CAN BE INGESTED IN

PLANE ENGINES. "IT CAN CAUSE

SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE, AND IN SOME

CASE FAILURE OF THE ENGINE. AND

DEPENDING ON WHEN THAT FAILURE

OCCURS, IT CAN COMPROMISE THE

AIRCRAFT'S ABILITY TO FLY, AND

THE SAFETY OF THE OCCUPANTS IN

THE

AIRCRAFT."

"WE ANTICIPATE THAT THIS

ACCELERATED DAMAGE FROM THE

HURRICANE IS SOMETHING WE NEED

TO DEAL WITH HERE WITHIN THE

YEAR."

GREENVILLE MAYOR ALLEN THOMAS IS

JOINING IN THE EFFORTS FOR

IMPROVEMENTS... ASKING BOTH

STATE AND FEDERAL LAWMAKERS TO

HELP COVER THE 1.3 TO 1.5

MILLION DOLLAR

REPAIR PRICE TAG.

"IT WAS NOT FUNDED IN THIS EXTRA

SESSION FROM

EMERGENCY FUNDING, BUT WE'RE

ALSO STILL WORKING WITH

OUR CONGRESSIONAL

REPRESENTATIVES TO SEE IF THIS

CAN HAPPEN."

THE REPAIR PROJECT IS SLATED TO

BEGIN IN

JULY... AND HOPEFULLY WRAP UP...

IN EARLY

FALL.

STANSBURY TELLS ME THE RUNWAY

WILL HAVE TO BE REPLACED WITHIN

THE NEXT FEW YEARS... BUT THAT

IS JUST DUE TO AGE. THAT

PROJECT... ESTIMATED TO BE 10

MILLION DOLLARS.

ALL OF THESE IMPROVEMENTS..

.COULD ALSO PLAY A ROLE IN

ATTRACTING ADDITIONAL AIR

CARRIERS TO OPERATE IN

GREENVILLE.

JOSH BIRCH.. 9 ON YOUR SIDE.

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Spiderman Cartoon for Kids Nyrsery Rhymes Songs and Long Cars Transportation with Lightning Mcqueen - Duration: 12:19.

Spiderman Cartoon for Kids Nyrsery Rhymes Songs and Long Cars Transportation with Lightning Mcqueen

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The difference between Facebook Ads and Boosting a Post | Tip For Tip Episode 37 - Duration: 5:08.

On today's episode we are going to talk

about the difference between facebook

ads and boosting a post

(Music Intro)

hello and welcome to episode 37 of tip

for tip where you ask your marketing

question in exchange for a tip in your

industry

my name is Aaron and my name is

Christian and today we have Sheri Bell

author of Sanctuary Rises...hey guys

guess what my question today for you is

about facebook so I have this brand new

novel sanctuary rises but i also have

this tooth fairy book which has been out for

about five years and is doing really

well

so my question is on facebook

should I be using facebook ads or should

I be boosting posts which is the better

option for me given that I have a

limited budget give me some real good

dish stuff your guys not superficial

stuff give me the goods

alright so very simple we're gonna split

these two of then if you want to

want a simple way for your page posts to

be seen and engage with then boosting

opposed is the way to go now if you're

looking for more advanced targeting

customization call to actions and

sending people to maybe the amazon buy

page then facebook advertising it's

definitely the way to go right so when

using a a boosted post-its assuming that

you're just sitting out the people in a

specific area or your facebook followers

with a couple of interest and really

that isn't much detail as far as if it's

a warm audience or not when you get into

an actual campaign you can target people

who have been to your website you can

target people who have been interacting

with your video say they watch

ninety-five percent of this video we can

advertise back to that person very

specifically costs less money it is very

targeted let's talk about money

yes so money you asked that for a

campaign that you feel confident enough

to run or just experiment with I would

say five dollars per day for an ad for

one ad that's best reasonable if you

hire a company to do it's going to range

between three to five hundred dollars to

have the managed and in a month

yes we're all talking in a month here

besides five dollars a day but then if

you did boosting of a post I mean it's a

lot less cost but a lot less it's not as

effective

you'll eventually hit a wall there's

only so many people you can target in a

ten-mile radius who are interested in

books in mckinney texas so boosting it

has a has a purpose but it's a really

low ceiling when you hit it

advertising is very dynamic

and robust but you will need to get some

knowledge whether it's on your own

hiring a company or purchasing a class

yourself

yep alright so let's hear your

tip for us

alright so my tip for today is about

self-publishing Aaron mentioned to me

that he meets a lot of people who are

interested in self-publishing a book to

either get some notoriety for their

company or to advance the cause or just

because they want to write about perhaps

their family roots self-publishing takes

a lot of effort but you have to start

with a good draft and I'll just put this

out here now writing something is only

like ten percent of what it takes to do

a book because there's a lot of editing

and then a lot of other details if you'd

like to know more about self-publishing

now I'm happy to answer your questions

or to even help you write or edit your

book shameless self plug there so I'm I

think I completely agree with

having a really solid draft in order to

go on to the editing and revising of the

document everything

and I think that's what I mean some of the

stuff that we do as well we need to have

those mock-ups we need to have those

templates and we need to have some rock

solid things in place in order for us to

really go into the meat and potatoes

the actual work that just editing

and doing all the revisions and all that

is the actual meat and potatoes of the

actual work so yeah that's just

definitely gonna leave it to your

expertise on some hiring somebody like

you to help because that is a completely

it's out in left field as far as where to

even start with that but definitely good

to know as far as getting the

information out there alright Sheri

thank you again for coming on the show

you can find out more about her in the

description and if you are a business

owner looking to grow your business

online with facebook advertising for

FREE all you need to do is go to

BitBranding.co/tipfortip

one of us will answer your email....

reach back out to you

set up a time to have you on the show

there is no catches for you this

really is a free show so thank you guys

we hope you had a Merry Christmas and

we'll see you next year

yes right next year!

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Learn Colors with Policeman Spiderman! Cars Cartoon for Kids w Nursery Rhymes Songs! - Duration: 13:13.

Learn Colors with Policeman Spiderman! Cars Cartoon for Kids w Nursery Rhymes Songs!

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How To Build A D.I.Y. Rabbit Hutch - D.I.Y. At Bunnings - Duration: 5:00.

Here's a simple, solid, relatively inexpensive rabbit hutch you can put together for your

furry friends.

Keep the rogue rabbits away from your veggie patch, and build them a home that they'll

never want to leave.

From homeless rabbits, to happy rabbits.

Here are all the tools and materials I'm going to need to build a rabbit hutch.

All the timber can be pre-cut at Bunnings.

I'm going to start with a side panel.

The first thing you do is lay out your frame.

When you're handling treated pine, make sure you're wearing your safety equipment.

I've got my gloves on at the moment, and then when I make a cut, I'm going to be wearing

a mask.

I'm separating this into two sections.

This area is going to be an outdoor area for the grass to grow underneath, and this one's

going to be covered up for those colder days.

Now I'm gonna screw the frame together and make sure this section is squared off nicely.

Now we're going to apply the mesh.

Make sure you leave a bit hanging off the ends, and we're gonna cover the entire thing

and staple it down with a staple gun.

I'm gonna grab a friend to help me out for this part, because it can be a bit fiddly.

Use the tin snips to cut off the excess mesh.

Now I'm gonna use the hammer to press the staples down and secure the mesh to the frame.

Hold down your sides, staple them in, and then secure them with the hammer.

Now obviously, because there's two sides, we're gonna repeat this exact same process

again.

For the ends of the hutch, it's a similar process, and so this time we're only using

four pieces of treated pine.

Now that I've got my two sides and two ends, I'm gonna put them together.

I'm gonna get a friend to help me hold them so I can do the pilot holes, and then put

it a Batten Screw.

Now I'm gonna apply mesh to the bottom, so we don't have any escapees.

Just like before, we're gonna use the staple gun and the hammer to secure the staples to

the frame, and then cut off any excess with the tin snips.

Now that I've meshed my hutch, I'm gonna use these treated pine boards to cover up any

sharp edges.

I'm gonna affix these down with my nail gun, but you can use screws or a hammer and nails,

just make sure you cover all the sharp edges to protect your rabbits, and make sure no

little fingers get cut.

Let's get started on making the roof.

It's as easy as...

We're just gonna lay out this timber, space it out evenly, and then screw it together.

Now that you've secured your frame, measure the internal width and length, so we can cut

the Mini Orb to size with the tin snips.

Because this can be quite sharp when you're handling it, I'm just gonna get a mate to

help me out while I measure and cut it.

Be sure to have patience when you're using your tin snips, take your time to get that

straight edge.

Use these roofing screws to go in through the top of ridge, and don't push down too

hard, otherwise it'll crush.

The great thing about these roofing screws is that they're self-driving, so they'll bite

straight into the Mini Orb with not much pressure at all.

Now it's time to drill some holes.

So we're on one end for the water runner, and then two on the other for the rope handle.

Now thread the rope through the holes that you just drilled.

You can get your rope cut to length at your local Bunnings.

You don't want it too long, because you're gonna have to get a bit of force behind it

to pull your rabbit hutch.

Simply tie knots on the end of the rope to secure it in place.

I'm making a floor for the enclosed area of my hutch.

Using the combination square, I'm gonna take the measurements from around the studs, transfer

those to the timber, and then cut them out using a jigsaw.

I've got my two pieces cut out, I'm gonna place them in the bottom of the hutch and

fix them off with a nail gun.

Now just add an uncut piece to complete the base of the enclosed area.

Now we're gonna cover the back and sides of the enclosed area, we're just gonna be using

pre-cut pine, and we're gonna put these on with a nail gun.

To finish off this cozy little home for the rabbit, we're just gonna add a few more planks

to the inside.

Before we put the roof on, let's screw some hinges into it.

It's as simple as that.

Now let's grab the rabbit, and put him in his hutch.

Ah, bunny bliss!

Guy as little as that, it's light enough to move around, so your rabbits can have access

to fresh grass, and it's got a snug, cozy area to keep them warm during the cold winter

months.

The hinged roof will make it really easy to check up on your friends, and we've kept them

warm and safe with a cladded side.

Just add a little bit of water and hay to the nesting box, and they'll be breeding like

rabbits.

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Jason Bowers - The Pink Triangle Project - Duration: 5:46.

My name is Jason Bowers,

and I am gay.

I came out at a time where you weren't

seeing a whole lot of images of gay

people on TV, you see much more of that now.

And my coming-out process was very easy

compared to a lot of people that I know,

a lot of people and stories that I've seen.

And I told my parents and the first

thing they said was, "well you're still

our son we still love you just the same

it doesn't change anything."

That was a huge weight off

my shoulders and I felt

like once I told them and once they

accepted it and didn't even blink,

I knew that I could tell anyone.

So before same-sex marriage was legal nationwide,

we had the Prop 8 case in California.

And that came about because

California voted to make same-sex

marriage illegal after it had been legal.

So it was a weird time here

living in West Hollywood, California because

we felt this sense of hopelessness.

There were a lot of rallies

where all of my peers

all of the LGBT community was gathering and

speakers would come out

some of them famous

some of them prominent in the gay community.

I was actually inspired

because everyone was sort of coming

together and what was really cool about

it is it felt like okay this is a roadblock,

this isn't the end, this isn't

we're not going to ever get this same legal right

that everybody else has,

it just meant we're not getting it right now

but it's coming soon.

If you've ever seen the movie "Milk"

about movie about Harvey Milk the gay activist,

there's a scene where he gets a random

phone call from a teenager

in the Midwest and Harvey's kind of in a

hurry and just stops and tell this kid,

"when you can, move to a big city."

And it seems kind of like an odd piece of

advice, but when you're in a larger

metropolitan area when you're in an

area where there's a lot more diversity

of opinion of the types of people that

you're going to meet,

it feels like there's a much

more of an open-mindedness

to that and what Harvey was telling that

kid is get to other like-minded people

get to people that are going to judge

you solely because you're gay

get to somewhere where people will love you

just for who you are.

That can exist wherever you are,

just find like-minded people

find people that's not an issue

and for a lot of people it's not the

world has changed drastically in the

time that I've been alive.

I'm finding that there are more open

minded people that I

actually thought there were.

As there's any kind of change

be it something you see is positive or

something you see is negative there's

always going to be another side that has

a completely different view.

And I would say that if

you're encountering opposing

views whatever they are,

try and understand why that person

thinks that way.

Listen to the other side, don't just

automatically out of hand assume that

that person is a terrible person because

they have different views than you.

Just like I am a person that is gay

I'm part asian

in my forties.

I've lived a certain

life and it's it's a combination of a

million different parts so is

everybody else you encounter

be they gay

be they straight

be they trans

be they asexual

whatever you identify as a human being,

there are a million things coming together

to make you who you are

same with everybody else.

Just because they have certain views

on something doesn't mean they hate you.

And it doesn't mean you have to hate them

it just means if you take a minute and try

and understand each other,

that might be something

that helps us move forward.

When we're growing up we

get called names I think it happen to everybody

no matter how confident you are in yourself

no matter how great your life is,

growing up we you know

kids are bullies

we do it to each other.

Like when you're young and you're called a fag,

that's this derogatory term and is still

used in that sense in it doesn't

necessarily even mean gay,

it means oh you're something that I feel

like is less than and I think we all

experienced that but because it was sort

of a catch-all term that was used a lot

when I was growing up,

as I got older it

I never felt like I was repressed

because I was gay necessarily.

All that was in my own head of what I thought

people are going to think of me

what I thought the obstacles

are in my way and

that stuff wasn't really there

that was all stuff that I was putting there

because I thought the world was against me.

It was a big realization to figure out that okay,

yes some people do have those kind of

obstacles in their way

they luckily weren't in mine,

but how can I get out of

my own head and the first step was okay,

well I to tell people in my life that I

care about that I am gay and when I

realized that that wasn't an issue for

them then I looked around and realized

okay well how can I embrace the other

people in my world that aren't having it

as easy as I am.

I try and be as open-minded

as I can and try and be as

understanding as I can.

The LGBT community really tries to do

that for one another I don't know that

we're always successful

I try to embrace everyone.

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Hartford police search for suspect in November murder - Duration: 0:15.

3

HARTFORD POLICE NOW FOCUSING A

MURDER INVESTIGATION..

SEARCHING FOR THIS MAN.

28-YEAR-OLD HEADLEY THOMAS IS

WANTED FOR SHOOTING DEATH OF

27-YEAR-OLD JAIME RIVERA. IT

HAPPENED IN LATE NOVEMBER..

NOT FAR FROM THE WEBSTER

THEATER. POLICE SAY

SURVEILLANCE CAPTURED THE

ENTIRE MURDER ON CAMERA.

3

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More cold rain on the way for Central Coast - Duration: 4:19.

GOOD EVENING.

ERIN: I'M ERIN CLARK.

DAN GREEN IS OFF TONIGHT.

WE BEGIN TONIGHT WITH A WET

START TO THE NEW YEAR.

THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE IN

SALINAS TODAY.

LIGHT RAIN AS PEOPLE HEADED BACK

TO WORK AFTER THE HOLIDAY

WEEKEND.

AND MORE RAIN IS ON THE WAY.

OUR CHIEF METEOROLOGIST, LEE

SOLOMON, IS TRACKING THE SYSTEM.

IT IS SEVERAL PIECES THAT ARE

COMING.

LEE: MULTIPLE PIECES, AARON.

I CANNOT TAKE MY EYES OFF THE

MODEL THE LAST 48 HOURS.

THERE ARE A LOT OF PIECES.

THERE ARE AREAS OF LOW PRESSURE.

FIRST THING, WE WILL LOOK AT

WHAT HAPPENED OVER THE LAST 24

HOURS.

LAST NIGHT, WE HAD SOME SHOWERS

IN SANTA CRUZ.

THIS ONE STARTED OFF AT 5:30

A.M. THIS MORNING.

THE BULK OF IT CAME ACROSS THE

PENINSULA.

THEIR TOTALS WERE THE HIGHEST.

BUT EVERY LITTLE BIT COUNTS.

IT IS NICE TO START UP THE MONTH

WITH SOME RAINFALL.

.19 IN THOSE AREAS WHERE THEY

RECEIVE THE MOST, BUT TODAY THAT

WAS NOT THE CASE.

AS WE MOVE TO MONTEREY, THEY HAD

MORE THAN .25 INCHES AND AUTO

SPOTS THERE.

THAT WAS GOOD.

WE WERE NOT EXPECTING THAT OUT

OF THAT SYSTEM.

YOU HEAD TO THE VALLEYS, NOT

MUCH THERE.

.03 IN SALINAS.

NOT MUCH IN THE SANTA CLARA

VALLEY.

THIS WAS START OF AN UNSETTLED.

HERE.

AREA PRESSURE OFF OF THE PACIFIC

NORTHWEST HAS PLENTY OF COLD

AIR.

WE WILL TALK ABOUT MORE ABOUT

WHAT THAT WOULD MEAN FOR TRAVEL

IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS.

LOTS OF SCHOOLS ARE STILL OUT.

WE WILL TALK SNOW, WE'LL TALK

RAIN COMING UP.

ERIN: WE JUST SENT THE WEEK IN

TAHOE AND THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT

A LOT OF SNOW.

LEE: I WAS UP THERE TOO, AND

THIS WILL MAKE THAT EVEN

PRETTIER.

ERIN: SOUNDS GREAT, THANK YOU,

LEE.

THANKS TO THE SNOW IN LOWER

ELEVATIONS, MIKE IS WITH US ON

HOW IT HAS BEEN FUN FOR FAMILIES

TODAY.

MIKE: WE HAVE FAMILIES FROM THE

FOOTHILLS.

SOME BROUGHT SLEDS.

ELEANOR -- ELEVATION, 2400 FEET.

IT IS THE FIRST TIME IN THE SNOW

EVER FOR CATHERINE AND HER SON.

>> HE'S HAVING A BALL.

HE MADE A SNOW ANGEL.

MIKE: A MAGICAL FEELING IN THE

FOOTHILLS PAINTED WHITE TODAY

WITH A BLANKET OF NEW POWDER.

IT'S THE FIRST SLEDDING RIDE OF

THE YEAR, AND EVER FOR WREN

STEEVES, WHO IS NEARLY TWO.

SHE'S HERE TODAY FROM LOS

ANGELES AND ENJOYING THIS SNOW

COVERED HILL IN COLFAX.

SO WHAT'S THE BEST PART ABOUT

HAVING A SNOW DAY WITH YOUR

DAUGHTER?

>> JUST SEEING HOW MUCH FUN

SHE'S HAVING.

SHE LOVES IT.

MIKE: IT'S REALLY COOL.

REALLY COOL AND REALLY COLD.

TRAFFIC WAS HEAVY ALONG

INTERSTATE 80 HEADING EAST, AS

DRIVERS ENCOUNTERED CHAIN

CONTROL STATIONS.

BUT MANY OF THEM, LIKE THIS

FAMILY FROM LINCOLN, LOOKED FOR

A DIVERSION TO PUT THE FOCUS ON

COLFAX.

>> IT'S A LOT OF FUN.

A LOT OF FUN AND COLFAX IS A

REALLY NICE SMALL COMMUNITY.

JUST GREAT TO COME UP HERE AND

HAVE SOME LUNCH AND YOU KNOW

HELP OUT THE SMALL BUSINESSE

MIKE: AND BUSINESSES LIKE ASKED

STATIONS AND RESTAURANTS ARE

DOING VERY WELL TODAY.

THEY TELL US IT IS NICE TO ADD A

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Stephen Nelson - The Pink Triangle Project - Duration: 4:13.

My name is Steven Nelson,

and I'm a gay male.

I'm a part of a fraternity and when I

first came out it was pretty much

when I went up at chapter, going into it I

thought, "okay, they're going to call me 'fag,'

they're gonna beat my ass."

I was terrified, really it was scary.

Going in I was kind of,

"if they like me, they like me

if they don't , they don't."

In front of everyone I said

"I'm gay"

it was dead silent for a second

everyone started like just got up and

started cheering and was just an immense

amount of love,

not expected in the Midwest.

So being in Omaha Nebraska at a

really religious college it's kind of

intimidating to be gay and not really

have that many gay people out there.

After I came out,

we've accepted actually out gay people

into our fraternity and

it's been a lot more accepting than what

it used to be.

And now it's

everyone stops in their tracks and they

apologize, they fix what they're saying.

They don't say "fag" or anything derogatory

anymore, they're more accepting.

Growing up in super conservative highly

military area of California, my parents

were super conservative.

Growing up they would always be,

"you guys aren't gay

our children will not be gay."

It was terrifying I expected

okay if I come out I'll be

kicked out of my house.

They're going to hate me pretty much

once I got out on my own,

it was still scary but coming out when I

had friends it was a little bit easier.

It's the whole blood is thicker than

water but blood is your friends

you pick your family

in all actuality you don't

have to stay with family that doesn't

accept you or love you.

Once I graduated high school

and went to college out in Nebraska,

I met a bunch of friends, it was

more liberal-minded loving overall

accepting people.

Over time I just got

more and more comfortable with them.

I decided to first start coming out to some of the

people that are closer to me.

After two years of being out there.

It was scary,

but I figured all right these people

they know

me they won't change their

opinion of me based on who I am.

First time I went to a drag show,

I had no idea what to expect but seeing

the performers up there I kind of just

got inspired by them and they don't care

what people think.

It's "I'm me"

they own who they are.

They pretty much just flip the

bird to everyone that has a problem with it,

that's just what I aspire to be just

unapologetically me.

Even though it's scary,

there are millions of us and we're all

willing to fight for our rights, we will

protect each other.

It's in all actuality one giant family,

that's what's most important is that

LGBT youth should know that there are

many people and everyone's out here to

support them and help them in any way.

They should know that even

though it may be scary,

they may not know the future, they have

millions of people working to help them

and willing to fight for them.

I feel like those people that are like me

that go to college that are

maybe scared to come out

because they're not sure if people

will accept them.

Well, they shouldn't if they don't feel safe.

they should find those people

that they feel comfortable around,

and that will surprise you how

many people will actually still accept

you and love you for you are.

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How blood donors saved this little girl's life - Duration: 2:41.

BLOOD DONATION FOR LIFE, HERE IS

A LOOK AT THE LIFE OF A YOUNG

CANCER PATIENT, AVELIN.

THIS SWINGING

SUPERHERO HAS THE

STRENGTH TO PLAY THANKS IN PART

TO ALL OF THE PEOPLE THAT

DONATED BLOOD PRODUCTS.

TWO YEARS AGO, AVELIN

WAS

DIAGNOSED WITH ACUTE

LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA, THE MOST

COMMON TYPE OF LEUKEMIA FOUND IN

CHILDREN.

HER MOTHER IS A NURSE AND SHE

TENDS TO THE SICK ON A DAILY

BASIS BUT IT WAS A MOTHER'S

INSTINCT THAT TIPPED HER OFF TO

HOW SICK HER LITTLE GIRL WAS.

>> SHE WAS A LITTLE FATIGUED AND

RUN DOWN.

I JUST FELT

SOMETHING WAS NOT

QUITE RIGHT.

SHE GOT REALLY SICK IN JANUARY

2015.

IT WAS REALLY TOUGH.

IT WAS DIDN'T WORRY THAT SHE WAS

DIAGNOSED.

THEY START TREATMENT RIGHT AWAY.

EDIE: THAT TREATMENT INCLUDED

THE DONATION OF BLOOD.

>> A LOT OF CHEMOTHERAPY AND

STEROIDS.

SHE DID NEED SOME BLOOD

TRANSFUSIONS.

EDIE: SHE HAS BEEN DONATING

BLOOD SINCE SHE WAS A TEENAGER

AND SHE GAVE HER PATIENT'S

LIFE-SAVING TREATMENTS ON A

REGULAR BASIS THAT IT NEVER

CONNECTED WITH HER HOW PRECIOUS

THAT GIFT WAS UNTIL HER OWN

DAUGHTER WAS DEPENDENT ON THE

KINDNESS OF STRANGERS TO SAVE

HER LIFE.

>> HAVING MY DAUGHTER DIAGNOSED

WITH LEUKEMIA AND HER NEEDING

TRANSFUSIONS BROUGHT IT HOME TO

ME.

EDIE:

TWO YEARS LATER, AVILAN IS

NEARING THE END OF HER

TREATMENT.

>> SHE IS RIGHT ON TRACK FOR

WHERE THEY WANT HER TO BE.

WE ARE VERY GRATEFUL.

SHE IS IN REMISSION.

EDIE: SHE CONTINUES WITH

MAINTENANCE CHEMO TREATMENT,

ANTIBIOTIC MEDICATIONS AND OTHER

MEDICATIONS.

>> I TRY TO KEEP HER AS NORMAL

AS POSSIBLE AND IN ACTIVITIES AT

SCHOOL WITH HER FRIENDS.

EDIE: THERE ARE

GOOD DAYS AND

BAD DAYS.

AND IT IS THE BAD DAYS THAT

BREAKS HEARTS AND SPIRITS.

>> WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR A

GOOD

PROGNOSIS BUT IT IS STILL HARD

FOR THIS -- IT IS STILL HARD TO

GO THROUGH THIS.

EDIE: AVILAN IS NOT ALONE IN

THIS FIGHT.

ABOUT 10,000 CHILDREN THROUGH

THE AGE OF 14 ARE DIAGNOSED WITH

CANCER EACH YEAR.

YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO CURE

CANCER BUT YOU CAN DO SOMETHING

TO GIVE CHILDREN LIKE AVILAN A

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Makenzie Levine - The Pink Triangle Project - Duration: 4:15.

My name is Mackenzie Levine,

and I am gay.

About two years ago,

I went to go visit my aunt

who was sick in the hospital.

And she is Jewish and

she's married to an Israeli Jew,

so going to see her

it was not my thought process

to let her know that I was gay.

She had asked me, "how come I keep posting pictures of

girls and saying women crush Wednesday?"

And my response was, "oh you know I'm not sure,

I kind of just do it."

And then she's like, "are you gay?"

That's when I was basically came out to

her and told her I was gay and then her

response to me was, "that's awesome,

and in my next life I'm gonna be a lesbian."

So my mom I think didn't really

understand me being gay.

She's totally fine about it and it didn't seem

like it's that big of a deal.

And little by little

little things would come out

where she'd be upset or

show it in a way

that wasn't understanding or didn't

realize that is true thing that was happening.

An example, she

so Cowboy Christmas is basically

this event in Las Vegas that involves country

and just basically anything you can think of

that's gonna involve like a

ranch or horses or Cowboys.

I told her I'd love to come and her

response to was that I would be able to

see lots of cowboys and check them out.

And I was definitely not interested in

any of that, but she just didn't

understand and her way of kind of dealing

with like things that might have bothered her

or she just kind of wanted to

make sure I was gay.

I think she would throw things out like

that to kind of check me.

Another thing she would do

it be like my best friend,

who's a guy, she would tell me how

I should be marrying him

and I would then respond

also and say I'm definitely not

interested and that boys are not my thing

and I am actually in a really good

relationship and I've been with

my girlfriend for a while now.

And she would say these

comments in front of her too

so it would kind of be irritating.

The best part about it is that today

she actually asked if we're gonna

get married and asked how it was going.

And it was really good for us

or for me to hear that out of her.

I think growing up in a small town, I was

really shy and sheltered and didn't

really know much about the LGBT community.

And then when things came that

I came out, I actually learned a lot

through my dad who's gay.

And I learned that there is such a thing called pride,

and I never even knew that existed.

Two years ago, I went to a private event and

it was great to see not just gay,

because to me growing up,

gay was just man on man.

I didn't actually even know

that lesbian was a thing,

I thought I was really weird that I like girls.

And it was nice seeing that there's

lesbians, gays, bi, trans,

everything you could think

of that was the LGBT community.

And I was inspired and saw how awesome

it was that they were able to be

themselves and be out.

So my dad took 40 years to come out

he kind of lived a traditional

got married, had kids life.

He was never ashamed of it

he's so happy that he had

my brother and I,

but I think that if he

could and was comfortable enough with

himself he probably would have come out

a lot sooner.

Being in the sixties and gay was

definitely not as accepting as it is today,

but I think now that he's out he's

definitely a lot happier

and he's able to be himself

and doesn't have to hide who he is.

I think that's so awesome that he can do that.

I'd have to say you need to

just be yourself and not be afraid and

if you know that you're

gay a hundred percent

and you want to come out

as my dad gave me the advice that

when I want to tell the people just give

yourself a time frame.

I gave myself three months

before I came out to everyone

else in my family and to my friends.

I think that giving yourself that option is

something that's good because you don't

want to be something you're not and you

don't be miserable your rest your life

so like just be you and be out.

Don't be afraid to be you and for all

those that are hiding that they're gay

or they haven't come out yet or want to

be a girl or might be scared of

something that they need to kind just like step back

and realize like it's okay to be

different and just work through that.

There's always something better on the

other side if you just let it you know

yourself come out and you be you.

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