Waching daily Jan 5 2017

VERNOR'S LAST STATE BUDGET

PROPOSAL WILL BE A TOUGH ONE.

THE GOVERNOR HAS ALREADY TALKED

ABOUT HOW STATE REVENUES WENT

DOWN LATE LAST YEAR.

HIS NEW BUDGET MANTRA IS DO NO

HARM.

REPUBLICAN HOUSE MINORITY LEADER

KEN FREDETTE IS ONE OF THE FEW

LAWMAKERS GETTING A HEADS-UP

ABOUT THE ADMINISTRATION'S PLAN.

HOUSE MINORITY LEADER,

QUITE FRANKLY, YOU'LL PROBABLY

SEE SPENDING CUTS PROPOSED,

PROBABLY REDUCTIONS IN

WORKFORCE, AND AN INCOME TAX

CUT, AND SO THIS IS GOING TO BE

A REALLY TOUGH BUDGET.

I SUSPECT IT WILL TAKE 5 MONTHS

AT LEAST TO GET THIS THING DONE,

AND IT'S GOING TO TAKE A LOT OF

WORK.

PAUL DEMOCRATIC HOUSE SPEAKER

: SARA GIDEON SAYS SHE LAST

SPOKE WITH THE GOVERNOR

THURSDAY.

>> WE'RE OPEN TO SEEING WHAT THE

GOVERNOR PRESENTS, BUT WHAT WE

WANT TO MAKE SURE IS THAT WE

HAVE GOVERNMENT THAT IS WORKING

FOR PEOPLE.

WE DON'T START WITH THE SIZE OF

SOMETHING; WE START WITH THE

FUNCTION OF SOMETHING AND WHAT

PEOPLE'S NEEDS ARE.

PAUL THERE ARE ALSO BURNING

: QUESTIONS ABOUT IMPLEMENTING

MAINE'S NEW MARIJUANA LAW.

SOME REPUBLICANS HOPE TO SLOW

THE ROLL-OUT, BUT DEMOCRATIC

SENATE MINORITY LEADER TROY

JACKSON SAYS THE VOTERS HAVE

SPOKEN.

>> I DON'T THINK WE NEED TO HAVE

A 12 OR 18-MONTH MORATORIUM.

I THINK WE JUST NEED TO DIG IN

AND CLEAR UP WHO'S GOING TO

HANDLE IT, WHAT THE COSTS ARE,

WHERE THE MONEY GOES.

PAUL: HOWEVER, BOTH SPEAKER

GIDEON AND REPUBLICAN SENATE

PRESIDENT MIKE THIBODEAU THINK

MAINE MAY NEED MORE THAN 9

MONTHS TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO

REGULATE AND TAX LEGAL POT.

>> I'LL BE SURPRISED IF THE

OTHER SIDE DOESN'T RECOGNIZE

SOME OF THE SHORTCOMINGS OF WHAT

WAS PASSED AND BE WILLING TO

HAVE DISCUSSIONS SURROUNDING IT.

>> I THINK BOTH OF US ARE NOT

SURE THAT'S THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF

TIME, AND I AM WILLING TO LOOK

AT PUSHING THAT OUT A LITTLE BIT

FURTHER.

HE AND I ARE DISCUSSING THAT

RIGHT NOW.

I THINK WE'LL PROBABLY COME TO

AN AGREEMENT IN THE NEXT COUPLE

OF DAYS.

PAUL: THERE'S ALSO A PUBLIC

MEETING SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW

AFTERNOON ABOUT THE

CONTROVERSIAL STEP-DOWN STATE

PSYCHIATRIC FACILITY.

IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE BUILT AT

RIVERVIEW IN AUGUSTA.

AFTER DEMOCRATS STALLED THE

PROCESS LATE LAST YEAR, THE

ADMINISTRATION STARTED PUSHING

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Fire trucks for children | Videos for kids #1 - Duration: 10:42.

For more infomation >> Fire trucks for children | Videos for kids #1 - Duration: 10:42.

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Man arrested for impersonating a firefighter - Duration: 1:44.

REFIGHTER SOMEDAY, BUT IF HE

DOES, IMPERSONATING ONE IS A

GOOD WAY TO MAKE SURE THAT DREAM

NEVER COMES.

YOU KNOW FIREFIGHTERS WHEN YOU

SEE THEM, USUALLY.

BUT, ON NOVEMBER

28 DURING A

ROUTINE TRAFFIC STOP, A POLICE

OFFICER DISCOVERED HE HAD PULLED

OVER A FIREFIGHTER.

RICHARD STINSON HAD BLUE LIGHTS

ON HIS VEHICLE AND CLAIMED TO BE

A FIREFIGHTER IN CLEAR LAKE AND

SOLDIER CREEK, NEBRASKA.

>> WE DID CHECK WITH CLEAR LAKE

AND THEY HAD NO RECORD OF HIM.

WE WEREN'T EVEN ABLE TO LOCATE

THE OTHER AGENCY IN NEBRASKA.

MARK: TWO WEEKS LATER, STINSON

WAS ASKED TO COME TO THE AMES

POLICE DEPARTMENT TO TALK ABOUT

THE BLUE LIGHTS ON HIS CAR.

HE PRESENTED DOT PAPERWORK THAT

WOULD AUTHORIZE SOMEONE TO USE

BLUE LIGHTS SIGNED BY HIMSELF,

CLAIMING HE OWNED OF A PRIVATE

FIRE COMPANY.

>> HE WAS SAYING HE OWNED THE

COMPANY, THEREFORE HE'S THE FIRE

CHIEF SO HE CAN SIGN HIS OWN

PAPERWORK.

IT DOESN'T WORK THAT WAY.

MARK: THREE DAYS LATER, STINSON

PULLED UP TO AN ACCIDENT AT DUFF

AND AIRPORT ROAD IN AMES AND

TOLD BOTH DRIVERS HE WAS A

FIREFIGHTER-PARAMEDIC.

3 DAYS LATER AND HE'S OUT THERE

DOING IT AGAIN, HE WASN'T SCARED

OFF?

>> IT'S A LITTLE BIT ODD.

MARK: ANOTHER THING THAT'S A

LITTLE BIT ODD, SINCE STINSON

WAS ARRESTED BY NEVADA POLICE

THIS MORNING, HE STILL ISN'T

BACKING DOWN.

>> HE CONTINUES TO TELL US THAT

HE'S WORKED VOLUNTEER

FIREFIGHTING DUTIES AT LOCATIONS

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Grayson Allen returns as starter for Duke after 1-game suspension - Duration: 2:12.

Grayson Allen returns as starter for Duke after 1-game suspension

Duke junior guard Grayson Allen will start against Georgia Tech on Wednesday night after missing one game for tripping Elon's Steven Santa Ana.

Blue Devils coach Mike Krzyzewski announced Allen's indefinite suspension on Dec. 22 after reviewing video of the play.

It was Allen's third such tripping incident in the past calendar year; the two other incidents occurred last season.

Duke went 0-1 without Allen, losing to Virginia Tech on Saturday. Allen accompanied the team on the trip but did not dress.

He is the Blue Devils' second-leading scorer this season, averaging 16.0 points per game.

After the Virginia Tech game, Krzyzewski stripped Allen of his captaincy.

Freshman Harry Giles will make his first start of the season against the Yellow Jackets. Giles has played just 23 minutes this season.

The highly touted freshman has been sidelined with a sore left knee since October.

Giles' left knee was reconstructed following ligament tears that occurred during his sophomore year of high school,

and when practice began in October for the Blue Devils, the knee still wasn't right.

So Duke's medical staff completed an arthroscopic procedure on Oct. 3 that

kept Giles out of practice and the Blue Devils' first 11 games of the 2016-17 season.

Wednesday's game also marks Krzyzewski's last before taking what is expected to be a four-week leave for back surgery.

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Anchor Becomes the News as Megyn Kelly Leaves Fox News for NBC - Duration: 3:04.

Anchor Becomes the News as Megyn Kelly Leaves Fox News for NBC

Megyn Kelly's new office at NBC News sits a block north of Fox News headquarters in Midtown Manhattan. But it might as well be a world away.

In switching networks at a pivotal point in her career, Ms. Kelly, the No. 2-rated personality in cable television news,

is taking a calculated risk that she can swap her dedicated Fox audience for the broader, but more fickle, viewership of network television.

There are challenges from the get-go. Her splashy arrival has the potential to fray nerves among the big personalities at the network —

who already compete against one another for interviews and scoops. Ms. Kelly, 46, will also be taking on

a daytime talk show format that has been a virtual graveyard for television news personalities in the last 10 years.

And the new Sunday newsmagazine show that NBC plans to build around Ms. Kelly will go up against

a giant that has not been meaningfully challenged for decades: "60 Minutes" on CBS.

Still, Ms. Kelly is a bona fide star with a best-selling book and a breakout role in this year's presidential campaign,

when she clashed with Donald J. Trump. NBC News comes out the winner in one of the most closely watched talent sweepstakes in years,

acquiring one of television's biggest names who could play a role in any number of major network events, like coverage of elections or the Olympics.

Interviews on Tuesday with network executives and producers — from Fox, NBC and other rival channels — suggest

that Ms. Kelly's performance at NBC will be as closely watched in the industry as her past few months of contract negotiations.

Ms. Kelly will have to design her daytime talk show from scratch. Even though she made her name as a news anchor,

she has argued that she is not obsessed with politics. When she hosted a prime-time special on Fox in May —

her first major foray outside cable news — she expressed a desire to combine the qualities of Oprah Winfrey, Barbara Walters and Charlie Rose...

For more infomation >> Anchor Becomes the News as Megyn Kelly Leaves Fox News for NBC - Duration: 3:04.

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Police Searching for Car Theft Suspects After Crash - Duration: 1:48.

SEARCHING FOR

SUSPECTS --- FOLLOWING

A CHASE THAT ENDED IN A

CRASH EARLY THIS

MORNING.

EYEWITNESS NEWS

REPORTER JULIANNE

PEIXOTO EXPLAINS HOW

POLICE SAY IT HAPPENED.

PROVIDENCE POLICE SAY

THREE MEN STOLE THE CAR --

AND THEY'RE WARNING THAT

THIS TYPE OF CRIME BECOMES

MORE COMMON THIS TIME OF

YEAR.

JASON LOMBERT HAS LIVED ON

KINFIELD STREET IN

PROVIDENCE FOR ABOUT 5

YEARS.

"It's actually pretty quiet

around

here."

HE STARTS HIS DAY THE SAME

WAY IN THE WINTER MONTHS.

"I get the car started then I'll

run in

the house have a cup of coffee

before I take off for work."

BUT POLICE SAY --

THAT'S EXACTLY HOW HIS

NEIGHBOR'S CAR WAS STOLEN

WEDNESDAY MORNING!

"It began on Kinfield street."

the owner of the car came out,

warmed his car up, went back in

his

house, we believe three males

jumped into the car, drove off

with it.

The owner saw this, and followed

in

another car."

THE OWNER CHASED THE

SUSPECTS FOR ABOUT A MILE --

UNTIL THEY ENDED UP

CRASHING HIS CAR INTO A

TELEPHONE POLE ON

PLAINFIELD STREET NEAR

LAUREL HILL AVENUE.

"Two of the suspects jumped out

of

the car, fled on foot."

POLICE SAY NONE OF THE MEN

WERE WEARING SEATBELTS.

A THIRD SUSPECT WHO WAS

SITTING IN THE BACK SEAT WAS

SERIOUSLY INJURED.

POLICE ESTIMATE HE'S IN HIS

LATE TEENS TO EARLY 20s.

HE WAS TAKEN TO RHODE

ISLAND HOSPITAL.

"Would you classify it as life

threatening injuries?-- I would

say

they're very concerning."

THE FRONT END OF THE CAR

WAS HEAVILY DAMAGED.

IT WAS TOWED AWAY --

AND POLICE INTERVIEWED THE

OWNER.

"This time of year the weather's

cold, peoplet end to go out,

start

their cars, go back in finish up

and

then want to jump in a warm car

and

go to work, and that's the worse

thing you can do, because that's

why things like this happen."

ANYONE WITH INFORMATION ON

THE TWO MISSING SUSPECTS IS

ASKED TO CALL PROVIDENCE

POLICE. IN THE CONTROL ROOM

JULIANNE PEIXOTO

EYEWITNESS NEWS.

For more infomation >> Police Searching for Car Theft Suspects After Crash - Duration: 1:48.

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Joe's Evening Forecast For Wednesday, January 4th. - Duration: 2:34.

PJOE: RIGHT NOW, SNOW OVER

PSOUTHERN COLORADO.

PNORTHERN NEW MEXICO, WINTER

PSTORM WARNING.

PTOMORROW EVENING, NORTHEASTERN

PPARTS OF THE STATE.

PTOMORROW EVENING, ABQ AND SANTA

PFE, WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES --

PTHIS WOULD BE TOMORROW EVENING.

PBLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW

PDANGEROUS TRAVEL ON 550, I-25,

PMOUNTAIN AREAS EASTWARD.

PI-4 INCHES OF SNOW IN THE METRO

PAREA, MORE IN SANTA FE.

PIN PURPLE, BE AWARE OF SLICK

PROADS.

PHERE IS HOW MUCH COULD FALL.

PHEAVY AMOUNTS NEAR DURANGO,

PCHAMA, ANGEL FIRE.

PDICEY TRAVEL ON THE MAIN ROADS.

PTIMING, SNOW AROUND AREAS IN

PSOUTHWESTERN COLORADO TONIGHT,

PCHAMA.

PINTO THE MORNING, CRANKING UP IN

PCHAMA.

PSPREADING INTO RATON.

PWINTER STORM WARNING.

PI25 AND I -- POTENTIALLY

PDANGEROUS TRAVEL.

PNOT SO MUCH TOMORROW EVENING,

PSANTA FE BY FRIDAY -- THURSDAY

PNIGHT, I40, THAT'S 8AM -- LOOK

PAT NOON , AND LOOK AT 5AM.

PWINDY TOMORROW.

PCOUPLE OF SHOWERS AROUND.

PSNOW DROPPING AND COLD AIR IN

PPLAY OVER EASTE

RN PARTS OF THE

PSTATE.

PINTO SUNDAY -- SATURDAY, TEMPS

PCOLD BUT DRY.

PCOLD FOR ONE MORE DAY BEFORE

PTEMPS MODERATE THEREAFTER.

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City prepared for winter weather - Duration: 1:50.

55.

RIGHT NOW,

EMERGENCY AND ROAD

CREWS ACROSS OUR AREA ARE

PREPARING FOR THE WINTRY

WEATHER.

THEY'RE MAPPING OUT PLANS

AND ORGANIZING CREWS SO WE

DON'T HAVE A REPEAT OF WHAT

HAPPENED BACK IN 20-14 -- WHEN

EVERYTHING CAME TO STANDSTILL.

CBS 42 NEWS REPORTER MATT

FERNANDEZ CONTINUES OUR TEAM

COVERAGE, LIVE IN BIRMINGAM.

MATT, CITY LEADERS SAY THEY'

)RE READY THIS TIME AROUND.

THAT'S RIGHT CITY LEADERS

SAY THEY HAVE A PLAN IN PLACE,

IN CASE WE DO SEE THAT WINTRY

WEATHER THAT COULD BRING ICE

AND SNOW.

<

IF THE ROADS ARE BAD, CREWS

ARE READY....

DON LUPO/MAYOR'S OFFICE OF

CITIZENS ASSISTANCE

"we have our public works

department that will have sand

ready and put down in

conjunction with ALDOT and

with Jefferson County a lot of

roads are sprayed there is a

bronze solution put down that

helps with the ice."

THE CITY SAYS THAT ROADS TO

HOSPITALS AND EMERGENCY

FACILITIES ARE THEIR TOP

PRIORITY.

THE JEFFERSON COUNTY EMERGENCY

MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS CENTER

IS AT CITY HALL FOR CITY AND

COUNTY LEADERS TO WORK

TOGETHER.

"the emergency management

agency is always at level 1

regardless of what's going

on, they are always monitoring

things as an event might ramp

up then they bring more

resources in."

DRIVERS SAY THEY WILL BE

CAUTIOUS ON THE ROADWAYS.

"especially if there is any

chance of rain or snow I will

follow the speed limit and

really watch for any winter

advisory or anything that

could have a hazard on the

road."

"driving extra slowly making

sure that I don't leave my

house if it seems like there

will be a lot of snow on the

ground."

COMING UP AT SIX,

WE HAVE MORE ON THE CITY'S

PREPARATIONS FOR THIS WINTER

WEATHER

LIVE IN BIRMINGHAM MATT

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Congressman's Son Grounded for Trying to Dab - Duration: 1:22.

Hey guys, what's going on?

For Complex News, I'm Tamara Dhia.

Apparently the dab was not left in 2016 because yesterday the 17-year-old son of newly-minted

Kansas Representative Roger Marshall tried to upstage his dad's press photo with House

Speaker Paul Ryan by hitting the dab.

Either Paul Ryan doesn't watch sports:

Or Ellen:

Or hasn't checked the internet in the past year:

Because he had no idea what the kid was doing and even asked if he needed to sneeze.

Watch:

Unfortunately pa dukes wasn't into his son's little move and reached out to Paul Ryan to

let him know he handled the situation.

Just so you know: He's grounded.

Damn.

Can't blame the kid for trying right?

That's all we got for now but for the rest of today's updates be sure to subscribe to

Complex on YouTube.

For Complex News, I'm Tamara Dhia.

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Jahil Has A Big Plan For The Girls | Season 1 Ep. 2 | STAR - Duration: 0:55.

[bell dings]

I promised your mother I'd take care of him.

He got no idea to ride with the devil they're about to get on.

[music playing] - Uh-huh.

We killed this.

[music playing]

[applause]

Simone, pass that.

We did so dope, though.

G, I put my balls on the line for you.

Took a big chance.

Now y'all better start listening to me, because I'm going

to manage you.

You booked us at a house party, Jahil.

It's not like you got us meetings with record execs.

Damn, Alexandra.

Cold-blooded. - Please let the man talk.

Oh, I will.

No, no, it's cool.

She's just running me through my paces.

I can respect that.

There's a big music festival coming here to Atlanta,

and it's got a Honda stage, and it's the perfect venue for me

to introduce you to the world.

For more infomation >> Jahil Has A Big Plan For The Girls | Season 1 Ep. 2 | STAR - Duration: 0:55.

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Carmen Cruz Testimony (select "cc" for English subtitles) - Duration: 0:17.

Thanks be to God, my name is Carmen Cruz.

Thanks be to God that he healed my knees.

Thank-you Jesus! I'm telling the whole world that God is my healer

and for all those who believe in Him, he is their healer also, in the name of Jesus. Amen!

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Councilman Seeks Stiffer Penalties for Robbing Delivery Workers - Duration: 1:37.

(M)

THERE'S A NEW EFFORT

UNDERWAY IN

PROVIDENCE TO CRACK

DOWN ON DELIVERY

DRIVERS, BEING ROBBED

ON THE JOB.

(HE)

JUST LAST WEEK, A

TEENAGE PIZZA SHOP

EMPLOYEE WAS STABBED

AT THE CATHEDRAL

SQUARE APARTMENTS -

DOWNTOWN -- OVER 21

DOLLARS.

(M)

NOW ONE PROVIDENCE

CITY COUNCIL MEMBER

BELIEVES ONE SOLUTION

TO THE PROBLEM -- IS

STIFFER STATE LAWS.

(HE)

EYEWITNESS NEWS

REPORTER STEVE

NIELSEN HAS THE DETAILS

...

NEW AT SIX.

(SN)

PROVIDENCE CITY

COUNCILOR SAYS

ROBBERIES OF DELIVERY

DRIVERS IS GOING UP

NATIONALLY... AND THAT

INCLUDES PROVIDENCE.

HE WANTS THE

STATEHOUSE TO TAKE

ACTION.

JUST LAST WEEK--- A

PROVIDENCE DELIVERY DRIVER

WAS STABBED FOR 21 BUCKS...

HIS BOSS AT V

ASILIOS PIZZA SAYS THRE GUYS

ATTACKED HIS 19 YEAR OLD

EMPLOYEE...

its sade its very sad tis is

happening...

HE SAYS SEVERAL OTHER

DRIVERS HAVE BEEN ROBBED

BEFORE....

its my belief the city has a

moral

obligation to keep its

residdents safe

those who work here and thsoe

who

visit providence.

PROVIDENCE CITY COUNCILOR

DAVID SALVATORE WANTS

TOUGHER LAWS...

ANOTHER DELIVERY DRIVER

ROBBERY IN OCTOBER

HAPPENED IN HIS WARD AT

TOMATO CITY

he told me to stay on the ground

so i

stayed on the ground...

the high volume of criems

related to

food delivery drivers in 2016

was

alarming.

THURSDAY NIGHT THE

PROVIDENCE CITY COUNCIL

WILL VOTE ON HIS

RESOLUTION...

AN APPROVAL WILL SEND A THE

RESOLUTION TO LEADERS AT

THE STATE HOUSE ASKING

THEM TO MAKE NEW LAWS

PROTECTING DELIVERY

DRIVERS...

i thin kwe have to send a

message

to those committing these crimes

that it is unnaccpetable and it

will

not be tolerated.

(SN)

SALVATORE IS HOPEFUL

THE REOLUTION PASSED

AND SAID HE LOOKS

FORWARD TO PUSHING IT

IN THE STATE HOUSE.

STEVE NIELSEN

EYEWITNESS NEWS.

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Nonprofit renovates abandoned houses for homeless youth - Duration: 1:59.

3

NEW AT 7-- THERE'S A NEW

PLACE TO GO FOR HOMELESS YOUNG

PEOPLE IN GRAND RAPIDS--

THANKS TO A PROGRAM LAUNCHED

BY NON-PROFIT WELLHOUSE.

THEY'RE RENOVATING OLD HOMES--

GIVING THEM NEW LIFE, AND

PROVIDING A NEW áCHANCEá AT

LIFE FOR THE HOMELESS. 24 HOUR

NEWS 8'S SARAH HURWITZ IS HERE

WITH A TOUR.

3

3

AN OLD HOUSE, WITH GOOD

BONES.

3

<THIS IS THE ENTRY WAY HERE,

WE ENDED UP PUTTING UP

CORRUGATED METAL ON THE WALLS.

TRAVIS VANLUYN IS THE MAN

BEHIND THE RENOVATION.

3

<TRAVIS VANLUYN/WELL HOUSE

MAINTENANCE & SUSTAINABILITY

SUPERVISOR WHEN WE FIRST CAME

IN THE HOUSE WAS FILLED WITH

GARBAGE FROM THE PEOPLE THAT

HAD LIVED THERE BEFORE.> THESE

PICTURES SHOW THE DISASTER IT

WAS -- WALLS WERE CRUMBLING

PLASTER... THE FLOORS -- OLD

TILE.... NOW THE ORIGINAL WOOD

FLOORS RESTORED -- A NEW

KITCHEN AND BATHROOM... SOON-

TO-BE A NEW HOME FOR HOMELESS

YOUTH.

3

<I HOPE IT HELPS THEM TO

ACCOMPLISH YOU KNOW WHAT

THEY'RE AFTER THAT THEY HAVE A

SAFE PLACE TO STAY > <ERIN

CRISON/WELL HOUSE CHIEF

OPERATING OFFICER I FEEL LIKE

WE'RE ALL ONE STEP AWAY RIGHT?

YOU KNOW ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN

CAN HAPPEN AT ANY GIVEN MOMENT

WELL HOUSE CHIEF OPERATING

OFFICER ERIN CRISON SAYS

THAT'S WHY HOUSES LIKE THIS

ONE MANAGED BY WELL HOUSE IN

GRAND RAPIDS ARE CRUCIAL FOR

YOUNG ADULTS WHO HAVE NOWHERE

TO GO.

3

<IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT TO

HAVE A HOME LIKE THIS THAT CAN

HAVE THE SUPPORT TO KIND OF

WALK ALONG SIDE THE TEEN AND

THE YOUTH AS THEY YOU KNOW AS

THEY GROW AND ACHIEVE AND SET

GOALS FOR THEMSELVES.>IT'LL

HOUSE FIVE TO EIGHT TENANTS

BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 24

WITH A HOUSE PARENT LIVING IN

THE HOME FOR GUIDANCE... IN

2015 -- THE GRAND RAPIDS AREA

COALITION TO END HOMELESSNESS

SAYS THERE WERE ROUGHLY 1000

HOMELESS YOUTH...

3

<JESSICA VAIL/PROGRAM

MANAGER, GRAND RAPIDS AREA

COALITION TO END HOMELESSNESS

IT MIGHT BE THAT THERE'S

POVERTY IN THE FAMILY AND THE

WHOLE FAMILY'S EXPERIENCE

HOMELESSNESS IN THE PAST,

COULD BE ISSUES OF ABUSE AND

NEGLECT.> <JUST RESPECT ALL

THE WORK THAT'S GONE INTO THE

HOUSE AND TRY TO LEAVE IT,

LEAVE IT THE WAY IT WAS FOR

THE NEXT PERSON.>APPRECIATING

THE SAFE PLACE TO SLEEP AS

YOUNG ADULTS LEARN TO GET BACK

ON THEIR FEET... IN GRAND

RAPIDS, SARAH HURWITZ 24 HOUR

NEWS 8.

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Search for missing Island Pond man continues - Duration: 1:24.

PREPORTER: AS POLICE SEARCH FOR

PHER MISSING FRIEND, JENNA BETTS

PSTANDS NEARBY, AS SHE PUTS IT,

PWAITING FOR A MIRICLE

P>> I CAN'T SIT AT HOME ANYMORE,

PAND WAIT LOOKING ON FACEBOOK OR

PWAITING FOR THE NEWS AT 6'OCLOCK

PAND 11 0'CLOCK.

PREPORTER: VERMONT STATE POLICE

PSAY 23-YEAR-OLD QUINCY O'GORMAN

PWAS REPORTED MISSING BY FAMILY

PMEMBERS ON MONDAY.

PHE WAS LAST SEEN BY POLICE IN

PISLAND POND ON NEW YEARS EVE,

PAFTER BEING PULLED OVER FOR

PALLEGEDLY GOING THROUGH A STOP

PSIGN.

P>> IT'S BELIEVED HE HAD BEEN

PDRINKING AND DRIVING THE NIGHT

PHE WAS STOPPED IN THE VEHICLE.

PREPORTER: THAT'S WHY POLICE

PBELIEVE HE AND THE 3 FRIENDS

PWITH HIM IN THE CAR RAN AWAY

PWHEN THEY WERE STOPPED, HIS

PFRIENDS WERE LOCATED SHORTLY

PAFTER BUT QUINCY WAS NOT

P>> I'M BEYOND BELIEF WORRIED AND

PSCARED.

PREPORTER: POLICE, DIVE CREWS AND

PVERMONT FISH AND GAME CONTINUED

PTHEY'RE SEARCH ON WEDNESDAY

P>> FISH AND GAME, THEY WERE HERE

PWITH A DRONE, AND THEY FLEW THE

PRIVER AND THE SWAMP, NOW WE HAVE

PCANINES FROM NEW ENGLAND CANINE

PSEARCHING THE AREA AND INTO THE

PSWAMP.

PPOLICE BELIEVE HE WENT INTO A

PSTREAM THE NIGHT HE FLED

P>> TRACKS INDICATE THAT HE WENT

PTHIS WAY TOWARDS THE RIVER.

PREPORTER: NOW FAMILYAND FRIENDS

PARE HOPING FOR THE BEST.

P>> PRAYING, WE'VE ALL BEEN

PPRAYING HE'S JUST HIDING OUT

PSOMEWHERE.

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Austintown and Boardman food workers chosen for USDA training - Duration: 1:52.

Food service

directors have an

important job-- making

sure there is

something to eat for

hundreds of students

everyday at lunch.

A pair of them have

been tapped for

specialized training--

and will represent

Ohio at the training.

27 First News

weekend anchor, Julie

Bercik, picks up the

story from here

1-5

50-55

1:06-1:11

1:21

SPECIAL

RECOGNITION, TWO

LOCAL FOOD

SERVICE

DIRECTORS HAVE

BEEN CHOSEN BY

THE STATE OF OHIO

TO GO TO A

SPECIAL TRAINING

PUT ON BY THE

USDA.

Only THREE food

service directors in the

state were picked to

attend the produce

safety university.

Tascin Brooks-- with

Austintown and

Natalie Winkle with

Boardman.

Both women love

their job, and are

always thinking of

creative ways to serve

food to students-- and

still meet standards.

Austintown has a

salad bar at the high

school for students.

Boardman launched a

tot chef program,

teaching elementary

school students how

to make healthy

snacks.

When the ladies head

to the produce safety

university, they're

going to learn about

fresh produce safety.

There's a push for

farm to school, but

food service directors

have to learn about

the process-- from the

beginning stages on

the farm.

They're also going to

learn how to properly

handle and clean it, to

make sure NO

bacteria is passed

along to kids.

ONE OF THE THINGS

THAT WE CAN DO IS

HIGHLIGHT

DIFFERENT FARMS

AND BRING

DIFFERENT THINGS

IN. MAYBE WE CAN

TRY DIFFERENT

KINDS OF SQUASH

OR EGGPLANT.

A LOT OF CHILDREN

HAVE NO IDEA

WHERE THEIR

FOOD COMES

FROM,. SO IF THEY

SEE IT IN THE

FRESH STATE

VERSUS

EVERYTHING

CANNED ,

EVERYTHING

PROCESSED, THEY

GET A BETTER

UNDERSTANDING

OF HOW IT GO TO

THEM. HOW IT

GREW FROM A

SEED AND BECAME

FOOD FOR THEM.

ONCE THE FOOD

SERVICE

DIRECTORS GO TO

THAT SPECIAL

TRAINING THEY'LL

BE ABLE TO BRING

THOSE IDEAS BACK

NOT ONLY TO THEIR

OWN SCHOOL

DISTRICTS BUT

ALSO HELP OTHER

SCHOOL DISTRICTS

HERE IN THE

VALLEY.

REPORTING IN

BOARDMAN, JB

WKBN 27 FIRST

NEWS.