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Pizza trucks cartoons for children, construction truck video, cars cartoon, videos for kids toddlers - Duration: 13:41.
Pizza trucks cartoons for children, construction truck video, cars cartoon, videos for kids toddlers
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Helicopter lifts heavy equipment for new International Market Place restaurant - Duration: 1:45.
1:31 when people don't heed
WE'RE TOLD WARNING SIGNS
WERE POSTED IN THE AREA OVER THE
PAST SEVERAL WEEKS... SAYING
A heads up in the Waikiki area
this
morning. If you hear or see a
low flying
helicopter, not to worry, an
airlift is being
planned for heavy equipment for
a new
restaurant at the newly
renovated International
Market Place.
The lift is set to be from 6:30
this morning
until 8:30. So there will be
restrictions put in
place. You won't be able to
access the
mall.
The good news is they scheduled
the lift to
take place before business
hours.
The equipment is for a
restaurant called
Yauatcha, which is schedule to
open next
month.
Just months ago we were hear at
the
market place for the grand
opening after a
8:30 this morning so if you see
or hear a low
flying helicopter in Waikiki
don't be
alarmed.
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Who Will Foot The Bill For Free Tuition? - Duration: 2:16.
WHO IS GOING TO PAY?
CBS2 MARCIA KRAMER DETAILS THE
PROPOSAL. Reporter: IT IS AN
IDEA BORROWED FROM THE
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN TRAIL.
GOVERNOR ANDREW CUOMO IS TRYING
TO MAKE IT HIS OWN.
PURPOSING TO HAVE NEW YORK BE
THE FIRST STATE IN THE NATION
TO OFFER A DEBT FREE COLLEGE
EDUCATION FOR THE MIDDLE CLASS.
FREE TUITION TO A STATE TWO-
YEAR SCHOOL WORK A FOUR-YEAR
SCHOOL IF YOU COME FROM ANY
FAMILY EARNING $125,000 OR
LESS.
THE NEW INITIATIVE COMES
WITH A $163 MILLION PRICE TAG.
MONEY THAT CUOMO AIDES SAY WILL
COME FROM THE STATE'S GENERAL
FUND TAX REVENUE.
IT WILL TAKE TUITION COSTS THAT
AVERAGE ABOUT $6500 A YEAR FOR
A FOUR-YEAR DEGREE AND UP TO
$4800 A YEAR FOR A TWO-YEAR
DEGREE AT A COMMUNITY COLLEGE.
IT WILL NOT COVER ROOM AND
BOARD WHICH AVERAGES $12,600.
THE PROPOSAL WILL BE PHASED IN
OVER THREE YEARS AND MUST BE
APPROVED BY THE LEGISLATURE.
LAWMAKERS SAY THEY HAVE MANY
QUESTIONS LIKE WHY LIMIT THE
AID TO JUST PEOPLE WHO ATTEND
CUNY AND SUNNI SCHOOLS? WE
NEED TO HAVE AN EQUITABLE
PROGRAM.
Reporter: WELL SENATOR
TERRENCE MURPHY TOLD ME MAKING
COLLEGE AFFORDABLE IS A MODERN-
DAY CRISIS THAT NEEDS TO BE
ADDRESSED, HE WANTS TO KNOW WHO
QUALIFIES AND WHERE THE MONEY
IS COMING FROM. THAT IS THE
$163 MILLION QUESTION.
WE ALL NEED TO SEE THE DETAILS
ON EXACTLY HOW THE GOVERNOR IS
PROPOSING TO PAY FOR THIS.
IS IT ARE US CITIZENS?
IS IT FOR ILLEGALS? Reporter:
LAWMAKERS WORRY THAT THE
GOVERNOR IS TRYING TO RESURRECT
A PROPOSAL THEY DEFEATED LAST
YEAR TO PROVIDE FREE TUITION
FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS. FOR
THOSE IN HIGH SCHOOL, WHAT
WOULD IT MEAN FOR YOU?
IT WOULD MEAN THE WORLD.
I WOULDN'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT
BEING IN DEBT.
THAT WOULD GIVE ME AN
OPPORTUNITY FOR HIGHER
EDUCATION AND TO BE SOMETHING
IN LIFE. Reporter: ALSO
RAISING QUESTIONS ARE THOSE WHO
HAVE ALREADY GRADUATED AND HAVE
STUDENT LOAN DEBT.
THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE
CUNY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TOLD ME
THAT HE EXPECTED RECENT
GRADUATES TO BE UPSET BECAUSE
THEY WON'T BENEFIT.
NEW YORK ALREADY OFFERS SOME
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Giving up smoking for the new year - Duration: 2:30.
We are only a few days into 2017,... but a lot of us are probably breaking our New Year's
resolutions by now.
But let's review one of the most popular self-made promises: kicking cigarettes.
Surveys show just one in five smokers manage to get smoke-free within a year.
If you are a smoker who needs some tips on how to stub out the unhealthy habit,... Lee
Unshin reports.
The new year is a time for making resolutions.
But whether it's to make a new habit or kick an old one, the toughest part of any resolution
is sticking to it for the long term.
Kim Young-gi, is struggling with just that.
Kim's been using tobacco for almost 35 years... and yet he still hopes to give it up for the
year 2017.
"I go through about 10 cigarettes a day.
I tried to quit numerous times.
I tried patches and herbal remedies, but none of those worked.
But every January, I say this is going to be the year I'm really going to quit."
Kim's wish for the new year is a common one.
In December, online sales of stop-smoking aids like nicotine patches and gum... soared
about 30-percent from the month before.
To help those who want to be tobacco-free... the government has taken several measures,
such as nearly doubling the price of cigarettes two years ago... and making tobacco companies
put graphic images on the packaging to warn people of the health risks of smoking -- those
are set to appear later this month.
But the campaign against smoking has so far not been enough to get Kim to go cold turkey.
So how can someone like Kim succeed after years of trying in vain?
Doctors suggest seeking help from experts.
"Doctors see smoking as a condition; an addiction to nicotine.
While those quit-kits, may work for light smokers, some heavy, long-time smokers, could
use additional help."
Like medication to reduce cravings for tobacco, or counseling services available for free
at health centers throughout the country.
And a moment of weakness here or there doesn't mean you've failed.
"One slip up, is not an excuse to throw away your resolution.
First try cutting back on smoking, and then aim for going cold turkey."
And, letting friends, family and coworkers know what you're working towards will help
you hold on to your determination.
After all... it might be worth giving it your best... so this resolution does NOT become
a yearly tradition.
Lee Unshin, Arirang News
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Tracking Two Chances for Snow Late Week! - Duration: 3:05.
KINDS OF HAVOC.
TORNADOES, SEVERE
THUNDERSTORMS.
NONE OF THAT HERE.
THAT IS THE GOOD THING.
BOY, IT HAS BEEN DREARY TO
START OFF 2017.
IT HAS BEEN A ROUGH START
COMING BACK TO WORK.
THE SUN BACK TOMORROW.
HOW ABOUT 50 DEGREES FOR YOUR
WEDNESDAY?
THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN TOO BAD
BAD.
WE'RE ALREADY SEEING SOME
IMPROVEMENT ON M.D.
M.D.'S MOST POWERFUL RADAR.
THE SHOWERS HAVE CLEARED OUT
AND LIFTED NORTH.
STILL SOME MIST OUT THERE.
IT IS STILL A MISTY AND DAMP
EVENING.
THERE STILL COULD BE FOG AND
MIST TO DEAL WITH TONIGHT.
WE HAVE ADDITIONAL FRONTAL
BOUNDARIES ON THE WAY.
THIS ADDITIONAL FRONT WILL
BRING MUCH COLDER AIR TOWARD
THE LATE WEEK.
IN THE SHORT RUB WE'LL STAY
SOMEWHAT MILD INTO THE DAY
TOMORROW.
ULTIMATELY THE PATTERN WILL BE
TURNING MORE ACTIVE.
BRIEFLY IT GOES QUIET.
INTO THE DAY TOMORROW, SUNSHINE
ACROSS THE STATE.
YES, THERE WILL BE SOME SNOW
OUT TOWARD THE LAKE, FOR YOU
WESTERN MARYLAND SKIERS.
BUT OVERALL ACTOR QUIET DAY.
AND THEN IT ALL BEGINS TO
CHANGE AGAIN.
AFTERNOON WATCH AS WE GO EARLY
FRIDAY MORNING, LATE THURSDAY
NIGHT INTO FRIDAY MORNING
SPECIFICALLY.
HERE IS OUR SYSTEM.
PRIMARILY PASSING JUST SOUTH OF
US.
OUR STORM TRACK PATTERN WILL BE
SOUTH OF BALTIMORE.
WE'RE GOING TO GET CLIPPED WITH
LIGHT SNOW.
BALTIMORE, ANNAPOLIS DOWN TO
THE EASTERN SHORE.
AND THEN A SECOND AREA OF LOW
PRESSURE SWEEPS UP AND, AGAIN,
CLIPPING THE SOUTHEASTERN HALF
OF THE STATE, IT APPEARS TOWARD
EARLY SATURDAY MORNING INTO THE
MIDDAY SO THERE'S TWO DIFFERENT
OPPORTUNITIES FOR WINTER
WEATHER HERE.
EARLY FRIDAY MORNING, EARLY
SATURDAY MORNING.
BOTH OF THEM SEEM TO BE FOCUSED
RIGHT NOW ON SOUTHERN AND EAST
MARYLAND.
STAY TUNED.
RIGHT NOW ABEARLY LOOK ON THAT
FRIDAY EARLY DAY POTENTIAL.
AGAIN, THIS WILL BE A LOW
CONSEQUENCE, BUT IT STILL COULD
MEAN SLICK SPOTS ON THE FRIDAY
MORNING COMMUTE.
THROUGH THE DAY WE DID HIT 46
AT BWI, EVEN THOUGH IT NEVER
FELT THAT DREARY.
DUNDALK, IT WAS A CLEARING
SCENARIO.
AND I STILL THINK MIST AND
DRIZZLE POSSIBLE.
YOU STILL SEE REDUCED
VISIBILITY AS WE LOOK TOWARD
THE KEY BRIDGE.
45 NOW AT BWI.
THE HUMIDITY ASK AT 100%.
AND THAT IS THE RECIPE FOR SOME
FOG AND SOME THICK MIS.
SO USE THE LOW BEAMS.
THE AIR TEMPERATURES HOOVERING
IN THE LOW MID 40S NOW A CHILLY
NIGHT, BUT NOTHING PARTICULARLY
FRIGID.
INTO THE DAY TOMORROW, BROSY IN
THE EARLY PART OF THE DAY.
AIR TEMPERATURES WILL CLIMB TO
AROUND 50 TOWARD MIDDAY.
BUT THEN THEY'LL START TO DROP
TOMORROW NIGHT.
AND THAT IS JUST THE BEGINNING
AS WE LOOK AT OUR TEMPERATURES
AGAIN, BRIEFLY TOUCHING 50
EARLY TOMORROW.
LOOK AT THIS.
DROPPING DRAMATICALLY INTO
THURSDAY MORNING.
THAT WILL SET THE STAGE FOR THE
WINDOWS OF WIN FRIDAY WEATHER.
BY THE WAY, WINDY TOMORROW
AFTERNOON AS WELL AHEAD OF THE
NEXT COUPLE OF SYSTEMS.
SO, AGAIN, RECAPPING IT ALL, A
FEW SHOWERS THE REST OF THIS
EVENING, BUT CLEARING LATE AND
TOMORROW THE SUN COMES BACK,
BUT IT WILL ALSO BE WINDY AND
TEMPERATURES FALLING LATE IN
THE DAY.
LOOK AT THE COLD AIR THAT
LOCKING IN TOWARD THE END OF
THE WEEK A COUPLE OF
OPPORTUNITIES FOR SNOW AGAIN
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What to look out for when searching for a new job - Duration: 1:10.
YOU'RE WATCHING 22NEWS AT 5:30.
A NEW YEAR, AND FOR MANY, A NEW
JOB.
22NEWS REPORTER RACHEL FAZIO
JOINS US TO EXPLAIN WHY JANUARY
IS ONE OF
THE BUSIEST MONTHS FOR PEOPLE
LOOKING FOR EMPLOYMENT.
WITH THE HOLIDAYS NOW BEHIND US,
AND A NEW YEAR BEGINNING, PEOPLE
ARE LOOKING
FOR JOBS, OR FOR THE OPPORTUNITY
TO MAKE A CAREER CHANGE.
UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS OFTEN
INCREASE AROUND THE HOLIDAYS.
FUTURE WORKS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
KEVIN LYNN TOLD 22NEWS THIS IS
OFTEN
BECAUSE EMPLOYERS ARE SHUTTING
DOWN OR LAYING OFF WORKERS.
BUT IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A JOB
IN 2017, THERE ARE A FEW THINGS
YOU CAN DO
TO MAKE YOURSELF STAND OUT AMONG
THE PILES OF APPLICATIONS THAT
EMPLOYERS ARE RECIEVING.
"YOU NEED TO BE OUT NETWORKING,
LET PEOPLE
KNOW YOU ARE LOOKING FOR WORK;
THIS IS A TOUGH THING FOR PEOPLE
TO SAY, TO GO UP TO SOMEONE EVEN
A RELATIVE THAT THEY KNOW WELL
AND SEAY 'I'M UNEMPLOYED' IT'S
AN UNCOMFORTABLE
SITUATION.
BUT WHILE IT'S NOT ALWAYS EASY
TO ASK FOR HELP.... LYNN
EXPLAINS THE MORE
PEOPLE THAT KNOW YOU'RE LOOKING
FOR WORK, THE MORE LIKELY IT IS
THAT
SOMEONE CAN HELP YOU FIND A JOB.
AND EVEN IF THEY AREN'T HIRING
CHANCES ARE THEY'LL KNOW SOMEONE
WHO IS.
WHEN APPLYING FOR JOBS, IT'S
ALSO IMPORTANT TO MAKE SURE THAT
YOUR RESUME IS UP TO DATE, AND
THAT IT LISTS YOUR SKILLS SETS.
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Penn Station Athlete of the Year Finalist for January announced - Duration: 1:32.
NOW WITH MORE ON
A DESERVING STUDENT.
FIRST OF 2017.
>> HELLO, EVERYBODY.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU GUYS.
SCHOOL REOPEN THIS WEEK.
WE CONTINUE TO HONOR THE
STUDENTS.
WE'RE AT A HALFWAY POINT OF
PUTTING EIGHT TOTAL STUDENT
ATHLETES IN THE SPOTLIGHT DURING
THE SCHOOL YEAR FOR THEIR
SUCCESS IN THE CLASSROOM AND ON
THE FIEL
JAMILA LOCKHART.
SHE'S ON THE MUSTANGS CROSS
COUNTRY TRACK TEAM AND CARRIES A
4.0GPA.
SHE'S INVOLVED IN WRITING,
DANCING.
SHE HOPES TO BECOME A LAWYER
WITH A SPECIALTY IN PEACE AND --
STUDIE
STUDIES.
>> MY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CALLED
ME IN AND SAID, YOU WON THE
AWARD.
I WAS LIKE, REALLY?
I WAS SO EXCITED.
I LOVE TO RUN.
YOU HAVE TO KEEP ON GOING.
YEAH, SOMETHING HURTS, BUT YOU
HAVE TO KEEP ON.
>> SHE CARRIES HERSELF IN A
DIFFERENT WAY.
SHE'S ONE OF THE YOUNG LADIES IN
THE BUILDING THAT WE NEVER HAVE
TO WORRY ABOUT.
YOU KNOW, SHE'S ALWAYS IN CLASS,
ALWAYS ON TASK, ALWAYS GOOD
GRADES.
NEVER A BEHAVIOR PROBLEM.
ALWAYS COMING AND ASKING, WHAT
CAN I DO TO HELP?
>> HALFWAY THROUGH THE YEAR, WE
ALWAYS SAY IT'S AMAZING WHEN WE
MEET THESE STUDENTS.
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Child safety for furniture - Duration: 2:34.
THIS EVENING MERCHANDISE .
THIS VIDEO IS DIFFICULT TO
WATCH.
THE MOMENTS A 2-YEAR-OLD WAS
PUT IN DANGER.
THE TWINS WERE PLAYING IN A
DRESSER WHEN IT FELL OVER.
TAKE A LOOK AT THIS.
INCREDIBLE.
VERY DIFFICULT TO WATCH.
TRAPPING ONE OF THE BOYS
UNDERNEATH.
HIS BROTHER TRIES TO FIGURE OUT
HOW TO HELP.
BOTH BOYS ARE OKAY.
BUT LIBBA HOLLAND EXPLAINS HOW
PARENTS COULD MAKE SURE THEIR
CHILDREN ARE SAFE IN THEIR OWN
ROOMS.
Reporter: THIS VIDEO WOULD
CAUSE ANY PARENT TO GASP.
MY CONCERN WAS WHETHER IT
WAS CHILDREN'S FURNITURE OR
NOT.
THERE IS A LEVEL OF QUALITY
THAT EQUALS SAFETY.
Reporter: HE SELLS
CHILDREN'S FURNITURE.
OTHER THAN ITS SIZE THERE IS A
SAFETY FEATURE ON THE ITEMS
THAT MAKE CHILDREN'S FURNITURE
UNIQUE.
IT SHOULD HAVE A SAFETY
RESTRAINT.
OR AT THE TIP RESTRAINT ON THE
BACK OF THE FURNITURE OR IN A
DRAWER.
Reporter: THE DRESSER IN THE
VIDEO WAS PERHAPS FOR CHILDREN
BUT IT NEEDED TO BE CONNECTED
TO THE WALL.
THIS IS A BRACKET THAT
ATTACHES TO THE WALL.
AND THEN HAS A STRAP THAT
ATTACHES TO THE BACK OF THE
FURNITURE.
IT IS SCREWED IN TO BOTH SIDES.
AND THEN YOU PULL IT TIGHT.
Reporter: HE SAYS WHEN IT
COMES TO YOUR CHILD'S SAFETY IT
IS NOT ABOUT WHAT LOOKS BEST IN
THE ROOM BUT WHAT IS THE LEAST
DANGEROUS.
THEY DON'T -- THEY ARE NOT
ALWAYS AWARE OF THE
RAMIFICATIONS.
Reporter: OTHER THINGS TO
CONSIDER, ADVICE HE GIVES TO
PARENTS, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE
RIGHT SIZE FURNITURE.
IN THE VIDEO THE DRAWERS AREN'T
TOO MUCH HIGHER THAN THE
FLORIDA.
THAT SIGNALS IT MIGHT BE A
CHILD'S FURNITURE.
ALSO MORE ADVICE, A BED SHOULD
NOT BE HIGHER THAN THEIR WAIST
SO IF THEY FALL OUT OF THEIR
BED THEY DON'T HAVE AS FAR TO
GO.
SO MUCH TO DO -- [ TALKING
AT THE SAME TIME ]
PEOPLE USED TO DO THAT ALL
THE TIME.
SOMETHING WE DIDN'T THINK
ABOUT.
THE RISK TO THE CHILD.
YOU ARE PROVING THE DANGER IS
GREAT.
YEAH.
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Ford Cancels Plans for New $1.6 Billion Mexico Plant - Duration: 0:53.
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Megyn Kelly Leaves Fox News for NBC - Duration: 0:59.
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Reward increased to $10K for man charged with Ravenna murders - Duration: 0:36.
FIRST NEWS."
New at six.
U-S Marshals need
your help in finding a
murder suspect on the
run tonight.
David Calhoun is
wanted in connection
with the deaths of
three people in
Ravenna back on
November 30th.
Police say he may
have shaved his head
and beard, and is
considered armed and
dangerous.
The reward for his
arrest has been
increased to ten
thousand dollars.
Calhoun is wanted in
the murders of
LaShaun Sanders,
Sara Marsh and her
unborn child.
It happened at a
home along
Henderson Road.
Again authorities are
now offering a 10
thousand dollar
reward for tips that
lead to Calhoun's
arrest.
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HILLARY CLINTON SIGNALS SHE'S NOT READY TO GO AWAY - Duration: 1:55.
HILLARY CLINTON SIGNALS SHE�S NOT READY TO GO AWAY.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton signaled she was ready to come back into the
spotlight for Donald Trump�s presidency, according to a message of appreciation she
sent her supporters Monday.
�I believe it is our responsibility to keep doing our part to build a better, stronger,
and fairer future for our country and the world,� Clinton wrote on her official Facebook
page.
�I wish you and your family health, happiness, and continued strength for the New Year and
the work ahead.
I look forward to staying in touch in 2017.
Onward!� she continued.
Clinton later used another social media platform to hint at her possible intention of re-entering
the limelight.
Clinton has remained relatively quiet since losing the 2016 presidential election, only
appearing in public a handful of times.
She and former President Bill Clinton were seen hiking in the woods in Chappaqua, N.Y.
on a number of occasions.
Besides hiking, the former secretary of state was involved in Green Party candidate Jill
Stein�s election recount effort, namely in Wisconsin, which ended up expanding Trump�s
lead over Clinton in the state.President Barack Obama said in an interview aired Monday that
he plans on speaking out during Trump�s presidency when he feels it�s necessary.
Clinton has not explicitly said how she will be �staying in touch� in the upcoming
year.
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Anderson Asks for Lower Bond - Duration: 1:04.
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College Student Home For Holidays Killed On New Year's Day - Duration: 2:32.
NEIGHBORHOOD LEADS TO MURDER.
WHY POLICE SAY THEY FOUND THE
BODY AND WHO CONFESSED TO THE
CRIME.
TRANSPIRES ON NEW YEAR'S
DAY AT A DALLAS BANQUET HALL.
HE HAD A THREE-POINT FOR GPA
THIS SEMESTER.
HE WAS ON HIS WAY TO DO BIG
THINGS.
I'M SO PROUD OF HIM.
19-YEAR-OLD CHRISTIAN DAWSON
WAS A FOOTBALL PLAYER.
HE AND HIS FRIENDS WERE
CELEBRATING AT THE BANQUET HALL
WHEN GUNSHOTS RANG OUT.
WE SPOKE WITH FRIENDS WHO WERE
AT THE PARTY WITH HIM.
Reporter: THEY ARE CALLING
HIS DEATH SENSELESS.
THIS WAS A TEENAGER WITH HIS
ENTIRE LIFE AND I HAD OF HIM.
THEY REMEMBER DANCING AND
HAVING A GOOD TIME AS THEY RANG
IN THE NEW YEAR.
HE HEARD SHOTS AND CHAOS
FOLLOWED.
THIS IS THE LAST THING.
Reporter: 19-YEAR-OLD CHRISTIAN
DAWSON HAD A REPUTATION FOR
ATHLETICISM AND VERSATILITY.
HE WAS ONE OF THOSE GUYS
THAT COULD TAKE YOUR SPOT.
YOU HAVE TO BUCKLE DOWN TO MAKE
SURE YOU ARE DOING YOUR JOB
WHEN HE WAS AROUND.
Reporter: IT IS HIS
CHARACTER HE WILL BE NUMBERED
FOUR. HE WAS A LOVING AND
CARING PERSON. Reporter: HEAD
FOOTBALL COACH BRIAN BOSWELL.
HE DID THE BEST FOR THE TEAM.
JUST A REAL POSITIVE YOUNG MAN.
Reporter: HE WAS HOME FROM
HOLIDAY BREAK.
A NEW YEAR'S EVE HE AND HIS
CLOSE GROUP OF HIGH SCHOOL
FRIENDS HEADED TO THE BANQUET
HALL IN DALLAS.
WE WERE DANCING AND HAVING A
GOOD TIME.
SHARING THOSE MOMENTS WITH EACH
OTHER.
WE HEARD A POP.
Reporter: IT WAS GUNFIRE.
HE THOUGHT IT CAME FROM
OUTSIDE.
WE HEARD ANOTHER ONE.
Reporter: BULLETS SHOT OUT
WINDOWS ON THE SECOND FLOOR
BANQUET HALL.
OTHERS WOULD END UP LARGE IN THE
WALL.
SMACK THERE WERE 300 PEOPLE
TRYING TO GET OUT.
IT WAS MADNESS.
ALL OF THE FRIENDS BUT
DAWSON MANAGED TO MAKE IT OUT.
THE TEENAGER WAS RUSHED TO THE
HOSPITAL WHERE HE DIED.
HIS DAD CAME UP TO US AND
HUGGED US.
HE SAID STAY STRONG FOR HIM.
Reporter: AT 19 YEARS OLD
AND INSPIRATION TO US EDUCATORS
AND PEERS.
IT IS A CHALLENGE TO SEE
WHAT KIND OF DIFFERENCE WE'RE
GOING TO MAKE.
HOPEFULLY WE CAN BE LIKE HIM.
I AM GOING TO DO RIGHT BY
HIM AND LIVE THROUGH HELL.
WE HAVE TO STAY STRONG.
DALLAS POLICE HAVE NOT MADE
ANY ARRESTS IN THE CASE.
THEY ARE ASKING ANYONE WITH
INFORMATION TO PLEASE CALL
POLICE.
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NDIS Staff Profile - Matt Wright - Duration: 1:07.
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Vigil to be held for Jacksonville teen killed one year ago - Duration: 0:50.
MARTIN COUNTY.
IN LESS THAN AN HOUR...A VIGIL
WILL BEGIN FOR A JACKSONVILLE
TEEN KILLED EXACTLY ONE YEAR AGO
TODAY.
NORTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
KHALIL KIRKLAND WAS KILLED WHILE
WALKING HOME FROM WORK ON
JANUARY THIRD 2016. POLICE
DISCOVERED BOTH HIS... AND THE
BODY OF CARL EISERT'S OFF GUM
BRANCH ROAD. 31 YEAR OLD WILLIE
GEORGE JR. IS ACCUSED OF BEATING
THEM BOTH TO DEATH. HE'S
CURRENTLY IN JAIL...AND HAS TWO
COURT DATES SCHEDULED FOR LATER
THIS MONTH...
KIRKLAND'S FRIENDS AND LOVED
ONES ARE HOLDING THE CANDLELIGHT
VIGIL TO HONOR HIM IN AN
UPLIFTING WAY.
"HOPING FOR CLOSURE FOR THE
FAMILY...CLOSURE FOR THE
STUDENTS AND THE COMMUNITY.
JUSTICE FOR
KHALIL."
THE VIGIL STARTS AT SEVEN AT THE
INTERSECTION OF GUM BRANCH AND
SEVEN AT THE INTERSECTION OF GUM
BRANCH AND NOTTINGHAM
ROADS...WHERE KIRKLAND'S BODY
WAS FOUND.
ORGANIZERS SAY THEY HOPE TO HAVE
ENOUGH PEOPLE TO LINE HALF A
MILE DOWN THE ROAD.
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Hearing To Be Held For Police-Involved Shooting Mired In Controversy - Duration: 3:14.
THE DEPUTY WAS TAKEN TO THE
HOSPITAL.
WE TONIGHT KNOW HOW HE IS DOING
AND WHEN WE GET THE
INFORMATION, WE WILL PASS IT
ALONG.
DEMANDING ANSWERS AFTER A
DEADLY INVOLVED POLICE
SHOOTING.
IT HAPPENED FRIDAY NIGHT AND
WHO THE OFFICERS INVOLVED ARE
AND NEITHER DOES THE FAMILY.
THE LACK OF INFORMATION FROM
POLICE COMES AMID RORTS THAT
THE MAP WAS SHOT WHILE HE HAD
HIS HANDS UP.
GARY NELSON, MORE ON PRIME
IN THE INVESTIGATION.
WELL, A COMMUNITY MEETING IS
SET FOR 7:00 HERE AT THE SWEET
HOME MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
IN PERRINE AND THEY HAVE LOTS
OF QUESTIONS ABOUT THE FATAL
POLICE SHOOTING ON FRIDAY NIGHT
AMID CLAIMS BY SOME THAT THE
MAN WHO WAS SHOT WAS UNARMED.
THAT CLAIM DISPUTED AND REFUTED
TODAY BY THE POLICE OFFICER'S
UNION.
ABOUT 6:30.
MIAMI DADE OFFICERS IN AN
UNMARKED CAR PULL OVER A NISSAN
FOR A TRAFFIC STOP.
PASSENGER TAKES OFF RUNNING
AND THE DRIVER, REMAINS.
POLICE SAY WITH A GUN IN HIS
HAPPENED.
AND AN OFFICER WHO IS FORCED TO
SHOOT HIM DEAD.
FOUR DAYS LATER, THE DEAD
MAN'S FAMILY IS IN THE DARK.
THE POLICE ARE NOT RELEASING
ANYTHING AT ALL.
EXPLAINING NOTHING.
LUKE IT IS ON PAUSE.
IT HAS ESCALATED BY WHAT
WITNESSES SAY THEY SAW AT THE
SCENE AND DISPUTE THE CLAIM
THAT HE HAD NO HISTORY OF
VIOLENT CRIME WAS HOLDING A
GUN.
MY COUSIN JUMPED LIKE THIS.
WITH HIS HANDS UP.
AND YOU KNOW WHAT THEY DO.
LAY EIGHT ROUND OFF HIM.
THIS TEEN ASKED THAT WE NOT
SHOW HIS FACE FOLLOWED THE
WHITE POLICE OFFICER'S
INSTRUCTIONS.
HE SAID GET OUT OF THE CAR.
HE GOT OUT.
AND WITH HIS HANDS LIKE THIS.
POLICE HIT HIM AND ALL IN HIS
BACK.
MIAMI-DADE POLICE HAVE NOT
COMPLAINED.
AND THEY INVESTIGATE POLICE
SHOOTINGS, AND THEY DECLINED
COMMENT BUT THE POLICE UNION IS
SPEAKING OUT.
HE WAS NOT SHOT WHILE HE WAS
OUTSIDE THE CAR WITH HIS HANDS
UP.
SHOT WHILE HE WAS STILL IN THE
VEHICLE.
POINTING A FIREARM AT A POLICE
OFFICER.
IT IS THAT SIMPLE.
IF HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.
IT COULD BE A YEAR OR MORE.
AND COMPLETE THE PROBE OF
THE FATAL SHOOTING.
AND LONGER FOR THAT TO
DETERMINE IF THIS MAN'S DEATH
YOU CAN SEE IS THE STARK
CONTRAST ABOUT WHAT THEY ARE
SAYING ABOUT THE FATAL SHOOTING
AND SOME CLAIM THEY SAW IT
HAPPENED ARE SAY SOMETHING ANDS
EXPHIEWNTS AND THE FAMILY.
PERHAPS UPSET MOST THAT THERE
IS SO LITTLE INFORMATION THAT
IS RELEASED.
NOT EVEN THE NAMES OF THE
OFFICERS AND PERHAPS MORE WILL
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Pinellas Park PD working to make roads safe for bicyclists, pedestrians - Duration: 2:31.
PEDESTRIANS AND BICYCLISTS SAFE
ON OUR STREETS.
GOOD EVENING.
I'M JENNIFER LEIGH.
I'M JOSH BENSON.
THE NEW CAMPAIGN COMES
FOLLOWING A RASH OF RECENT
CRASHES INVOLVING PEDESTRIANS
AND BICYCLISTS.
SERIOUSLY HURT OR KILLED BY
CARS ON THE ROADWAY.
NEWS CHANNEL 8'S JAMEL LANEÁ
JOINS US WITH THE DETAILS OF
THIS NEW EFFORT.
JAMAL?
Reporter: GOOD EVENING.
WE'RE HERE IN PENNELL'S PARK ON
49th.
WITHIN THE LAST TWO MINUTES,
WE'VE SEEN AT LEAST THREE
BICYCLISTS GO ACROSS THE STREET
WITHOUT FOLLOWING THE
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY LAWS.
THIS IS WHY LAW ENFORCEMENT
WANT TO KEEP PUSHING THESE LAWS
AND REMIND PEOPLE THESE TIPS
WILL KEEP SAVING PEOPLE'S
LIVES.
AARON WHITE IS ALWAYS CAUTIOUS
WHEN CROSSING THE STREET.
I'VE HAD SOME CLOSE CALLS
MYSELF WHERE PEOPLE BE LOOKING
THIS WAY WHILE YOU'RE WALKING
FROM ONE DIRECTION.
THEY WILL PULL OUT AND IF
YOU'RE NOT PAYING ATTENTION
YOU'RE GOING TO GET CREAMED.
Reporter: SEEMS TO BE A
PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE CRASH
EVERY DAY.
JUST THIS MORNING AN ELDERLY
WOMAN WAS HIT AND KILLED
CROSSING AT THE CROSSWALK
INDEED THE CITY.
AND A TEENAGE BOY REMAINS
HOSPITALIZED AFTER BEING HIT ON
HIS BICYCLE ON NEW YEAR'S EVE.
PINELLAS PARK POLICE ARE
PUSHING EFFORTS TO PREVENT
THESE CRASHES FROM HAPPENING.
YOU'VE HAD 15 HOMICIDE
FATALITIES. IN FIVE OF THOSE,
PEDESTRIANS REAL ACCIDENTS SO
IT'S IMPORTANT WAS WE TRY TO DO
AS MUCH AS WE CAN TO HELP
PROTECT THE PUBLIC.
Reporter: GRANT MONEY WILL
ALLOW MORE OFFICERS TO PATROL
AREAS WHERE ACCIDENTS ARE HIGH.
AND CATCH VIOLATORS BREAKING
SAFETY LAWS.
INVESTIGATORS SAY U.S. 19th,
49th, 66th AND PARK BOULEVARD
ARE THE MOST DANGEROUS IN THIS
AREA.
OFFICERS WILL STOP PEOPLE
FOR VIOLATIONS AND EDUCATE THEM
AND EXPLAIN WHY IT WAS WRONG
AND IT'S AGAINST THE LAW AND
THINGS THAT WILL HELP THEM
SAFELY CROSS THE STREET.
Reporter: THE SERGEANT SAYS
MOST TIMES IT'S THE PEDESTRIAN
THAT'S AT FAULT.
PEOPLE ARE CROSSING
IMPROPERLY.
THE ROADWAYS.
OR NOT FOLLOWING THE LAWS FOR
BICYCLES.
Reporter: AGAIN, THIS IS A
STATEWIDE EFFORT. SO MANY
AGENCIES ARE CURRENTLY
ENFORCING THIS CAMPAIGN RIGHT
NOW.
AT LEAST IN 20 COUNTIES ACROSS
THE STATE.
JOSH?
WHEN DOES PINELLAS PARK PLAN
TO START THAT ENFORCEMENT?
Reporter: AS YOU CAN SEE, WE
HAVE AN OFFICER OUT HERE RIGHT
NOW, BUT I WAS TOLD BY
OFFICIALS THAT RIGHT NOW,
OFFICERS ARE GOING THROUGH
TRAINING AND THEN WITHIN THE
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Funeral Held For Tow Truck Driver Killed On The Job - Duration: 1:52.
TRIBUTE TODAY TO A COLLEAGUE.
TONY AIELLO REPORTS.
Reporter: COMPETITION IN THE
TOTAL BUSINESS CAN BE FIERCE.
THIS WAS A DAY TO COME TOGETHER.
MORE THAN 100 TOW TRUCKS AND
RECOVERY VEHICLES FROM ACROSS
OUR REGION STAGED AT HARBOR
ISLAND PARK TO JOIN THE FUNERAL
PROCESSION FOR A DRIVER KILLED
ON THE JOB LAST WEEK.
THE MAN WAS 32 YEARS OLD,
ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED ON THE
FOURTH OF JULY.
THIS DRIVER POSTED A FACEBOOK
WALK AROUND OF THE TREMENDOUS
SHOW OF SUPPORT. THAT TOW
FAMILY LOST A FAMILY MEMBER.
Reporter: DOZENS OF DRIVER,
FEELING LIKE THEY HAVE LOST A
BROTHER BEHIND THE WHEEL. IT
HITS CLOSE TO HOME IN SOMETHING
LIKE THAT HAPPENS.
THEY ARE CLOSE TO US.
IT IS SAD.
Reporter: LAST THURSDAY, THE
MAN WAS LOADING A DISABLED
MINIVAN ONTO HIS TRUCK NEAR THE
CLAIMANT PARKWAY EXIT ON I-95
N. HE WAS STRUCK AND KILLED BY
A DRIVER WHO DID NOT STOP TOOK
STATE POLICE HAVE RECEIVED
LITTLE IN THE WAY OF TIPS.
THEY ARE SCOURING BUSINESSES UP
AND DOWN THE INTERSTATE FOR
SURVEILLANCE VIDEO THAT MIGHT
SHOW A CAR WITH DAMAGE.
THE REWARD FOR INFORMATION
LEADING TO AN ARREST AND
CONVICTION NOW STANDS AT $5000.
AS TOW OPERATORS HOPE FOR AN
ARREST, THEY ALSO PUSH FOR
AWARENESS.
WHEN YOU SEE A TRUCK WITH
FLASHING AMBER LIGHTS ON THE
SIDE OF THE ROAD, MOVE OVER.
IT IS SOMEONE'S LIFE ON THE
LINE.
Reporter: IT IS THE LAW IN
NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY AND
CONNECTICUT.
THERE WERE FLOWERS IN THE BEDS
OF MANY OF THESE TRUCKS.
TOMORROW, THEY WILL BE BACK OUT
ON THE ROAD DOING A DANGEROUS
JOB.
TONY AIELLO, CBS2 NEWS.
THE FEDERAL HIGHWAY
ADMINISTRATION SAYS ABOUT 81st
RESPONDERS AND TOW TRUCK
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