Waching daily Mar 30 2017

WE'RE NEWS 4 AND WE'RE 4

BUFFALO."))

NIAGARA COUNTY WANTS TO CHANGE

UP ITS AMBULANCE SERVICE. COUNTY

OFFICIALS SAY POOR RESPONSE TIME

FROM THE CURRENT PROVIDER IS

PUTTING RESIDENTS AT RISK,

NEWS 4'S JENN SCHANZ SPOKE TO

THE COUNTY AND THE COMPANY IT

HOPES TO PARTNER WITH, MERCY

EMS. JENN?

JAQUIE, THIS ALL STARTED LAST

SUMMER, WHEN AMERICAN MEDICAL

RESPONSE, OR AMR.... PULLED OUT

OF THE MAJORITY OF NIAGARA

COUNTY. THAT LEFT THE TOWN OF

NIAGARA FIRE DEPARTMENT WITHOUT

AN AMBULANCE SERVICES. MERCY EMS

STEPPED IN, AFTER TOWN OFFICIALS

OBTAINED A

MUNICIPLE CERTIFICATE OF NEED.

NOW, EMERGENCY SERVICE OFFICIALS

WANTS MERCY EMS TO HELP THE

WHOLE COUNTY, WHICH IS NOW

LARGELY BEING SERVICED BY TWIN

CITY.

(("TWIN CITY, WHICH DOES PROVIDE

SERVICE TO SOME JURISDICTIONS

WITHOUT NIAGARA COUNTY HAS

ASSISTED SOME AREAS, BUT NOT

THE POINT OF WHAT IS NEEDED."))

EMERGENCY SERVICES DIRECTOR FOR

NIAGARA COUNTY JONATHAN SCHULTZ

SAYS THE NEED COULD BE FILLED BY

ANOTHER

SERVICE, MERCY EMS.

(("IN THIS CIRCUMSTANCE, YOU

KNOW WE'RE LOOKING TO HELP THE

COUNTY AND ALL OF THE PROVIDERS

THAT ARE IN NIAGARA COUNTY; FIRE

AND EMS.")) SCHULTZ GIVES CREDIT

TO VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANIES IN

THE COUNTY... TRYING TO FILL THE

GAP LEFT BEHIND BY AMR. THESE

NUMBERS SHOW RESPONSE TIMES OVER

A 4-MONTH PERIOD LAST YEAR.

BLUE IS A 20 MINUTE RESPONSE,

YELLOW IS 30... AND RED IS

ALMOST AN HOUR. DIRECTOR OF THE

MENTAL HEALTH IN NIAGARA COUNTY,

LAURA KELEMEN... SAYS POOR

RESPONSE TIMES ARE IMPACTING

ESPECIALLY VULNERABLE PATIENTS

IN A BIG WAY. FOR A MENTAL

EMERGENCY CALL,

WHICH KELEMEN SAYS COME EQUALLY

FROM URBAN AND RURAL AREAS IN

NIAGARA COUNTY, AN AMULANCE

SERVICE IS CALLED. SHE SAYS

RESPONSE TIMES FOR RURAL MENTAL

HEALTH PATIENTS HAS BEEN SO BAD,

LAW ENFORCEMENT HAS HAD TO HELP.

(("IN LATE 2016 MORE THAN 50

PERCENT OF TIME, INDIVIDUALS HAD

TO BE TRANSPORTED TO THE NEAREST

EMERGENCY FACILITY HANDCUFFED IN

THE BACK OF A SHERIFF'S CAR."))

MERCY EMS APPLIED TO EXPAND IT'S

OPERATING TERRIROTY, UPON THE

REQUEST OF THE COUNTY. THE

REGIONAL BOARD WHO OVERSEES

THESE THINGS, GAVE THEM THE

THUMBS UP, BUT DURING A 30 DAY

WAITING PERIOD, THE MOTION WAS

APPEALED BY TWIN CITY AND AMR.

THOSE APPEALS WILL NOW BE

FORWARDED TO A LAW JUDGE IN

ALBANY. DEPENDING ON HOW THEY

VIEWS THE MATTER, THE ISSUE

COULD THEN BE FORWARD ON TO A

STATE COUNCIL, WHO NEXT MEETS IN

MAY. IN A RESPONSE TO OUR STORY,

AMR SAID IT'S RESPONSE TIMES IN

THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS, WHICH

THEY STILL... IT'S ONLY

MUNICIPALITY UNDER THEIR SERVICE

IN COUNTY. THEY SAY THERE

RESPONSE THERE MEETS OR EXCEEDS

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Here & Now for Thursday 30 March 2017 - Duration: 1:01:44.

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Sustainable Development Goals for Business - Duration: 3:14.

We are facing unprecedented challenges,

from climate change to unemployment to

populism,

but also presented with unique opportunities:

from energy efficiency to new markets.

The Sustainable Development Goals

or SDGs, offer the best answer to

these problems and opportunities.

For the first time governments, civil society

first time government civil society and

and business have a common agenda to

implement. We see more and more companies

committed to the SDGs, but there is

also a gap between the business

commitment, the employees and the supply

chain. We are now developing a new

e-learning course: Sustainable

Development Goals for Business: the

first-ever elearning course on how to

implement the SDGs at the business level.

No prior knowledge is required and the

course is open to everyone, but it

targets two specific audiences: 1) people

implementing the SDGs inside of

businesses; 2) people in other

organizations like government, NGOs and

academia, interested in how business can

help implement the SDGs. By the end of

the course students will: understand the

SDGs; realize why the SDGs are

good business; have the tools to

implement the SDGs; successfully

communicate the SDGs both internally and

externally. In order to create the best

experience we will develop an engaging

elearning course. Our research shows that

elearning is an effective and efficient

way to support the implementation of the

SDGs at scale. Self-paced e-learning

techniques have been improved and

simplified, enabling flexibility for more

people to learn at a fraction of the

cost of traditional training. The

two-hour course will be based on a book

structured in three flexible modules:

1) fundamentals of sustainable

development and why SDGs are good

business: 2) a practical approach with

tools and tips on how to implement the

SDGs and move forward; 3) each SDG

explained in detail with business

challenges and opportunities.

Participants can start a course at any time.

The course is an interactive presentation

and a series of tests, helping students

to immediately assess their

understanding and improve their learning.

At the end of the course the student can

choose to take an exam and receive a

certificate, which can in turn help with

their employability. We are currently

working hard to develop the course

content

and make it available to you by June.

Our budget of thirty thousand euros is what

we need to cover development costs,

including filming, editing, developing the

e-learning platform and distribution.

I am Marcio Viegas. I have 20 years'

experience in sustainability, in more than

20 countries. Three years ago I founded

SUST4IN, to help companies upgrade

their sustainability performance.

Today SUST4IN is a global network of

sustainability experts.

Training - traditional, online, in company and open -

is one of our key areas.

I'm Tristanne Davis, a sustainability professional and

an IE MBA Fulbright Scholar. I also have a

master's degree in environmental

management from Yale University. I'm

working with SUST4IN to develop this

exciting new project.

You can help our campaign by choosing a reward for

yourself, your organization or donate it to

others. We are committed to get business

to scale the Sustainable Development

Goals. The clock is ticking.

Please join us!

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U.S. Supreme Court Rules for Texas Death Row Inmate - Duration: 1:01.

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Advice For Future Apologists - Duration: 10:19.

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10-year-old girl helps provide bullet proof vests for Texas police dogs - Duration: 1:38.

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혹성탈출: 종의 전쟁 WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES 2차 공식 예고편 (한국어 CC) - Duration: 2:30.

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Bad Baby crying and learn colors - Colorful Coca Cola vs Peppa Pig - Finger Family Song Collection - Duration: 2:06.

Bad Baby crying and learn colors

- Colorful Coca Cola vs Peppa Pig -

Finger Family Song Collection

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Allendale Public Schools going the extra mile for March reading - Duration: 3:31.

OBVIOUSLY.

MARANDA: SO MUCH FUN AT THAT

SCHOOL.

NOW WE WILL HEAD TO ALLENDALE,

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

♪

READING HAS COME TO LIFE HERE IN

ALLENDALE.

TOMMY WHAT YOU ARE DOING THAT

MAKES IT SO SPECIAL FOR

STUDENTS.

WHAT WE ARE DOING IS WE ARE

REALLY TAKING AN EVERYDAY

ACTIVITY LIKE READING AND WE ARE

TRYING TO SPICE IT UP.

WE WANT TO MAKE

SURE WE KEEP

READING EXCITING FOR ALL OF OUR

LEARNERS HERE.

THIS MONTH, WE HAVE HAD NUMEROUS

THEMATIC DAYS WHERE THE STUDENTS

CAN COME TO SCHOOL DRESSED

DIFFERENTLY WITH THEIR STUFFED

ANIMALS.

IT READING IN PLACES.

THE SETTING OF THE CLASSROOM AS

A FORT.

IF HER IN WAYS FOR STUDENTS TO

BE EXCITED ABOUT SOMETHING WE

KNOW IS A LIFELONG SKILL.

MARANDA: FITNESS FRENZY

HAPPENING.

AND WE THINK ABOUT READING, IT'S

ABOUT GETTING OUR MINDS AS

PHYSICALLY READY TO GO AS

POSSIBLE.

ABSOLUTELY.

AT THIS WEEK'S OR FITNESS FRENZY

WEEKEND WE WANT TO MAKE SURE

THAT WE PAIRED EXERCISE AND

READING AND LITERACY TOGETHER.

TODAY, STUDENTS ARE HEARING

THEIR BEST PE ATTIRE.

STAFF ARE ALSO DOING THE SAME

THING.

WE KEEP THINGS ENERGETIC AND

POSITIVE.

THIS IS MY CLASSROOM AT

SPRINGVILLE ELEMENTARY

.

WE HAVE HAD A GOOD TIME READING

TOGETHER.

IT IS IMPORTANT FOR THIS AGE

GROUP TO DEVELOP A LOVE OF

LEARNING AND A LOVE OF READING.

WE HAD SO MANY

FUN ACTIVITIES

THIS MONTH TO GET THEM EXCITED

ABOUT READING.

MARANDA: WE KNOW READING IS SUCH

AN IMPORTANT PART.

IT IS A BUILDING BLOCK.

WHY'D YOU PUT ALL THIS EFFORT

IN?

IT IS A BUILDING BLOCK OF THE

NUMBER ONE THING

STUDENTS NEED

TO WORK ON THESE DAYS.

NOTHING BETTER THAN OPENING UP A

GOOD OLD-FASHIONED PAPER BOOK.

IT IS A GREAT AND ENJOYABLE

ACTIVITY.

MARANDA: TELL ME ABOUT THIS

BUILDING.

WE HAVE JUST UNDER 1000

STUDENTS PRE-K THROUGH THIRD

GRADE.

MARANDA: THAT'S A LOT

OF KIDS.

IT A LOT OF YOUNG FALCONS.

ABSOLUTELY.

WE HAVE SHARED FACILITIES IN THE

MIDDLE.

IT IS A GREAT LEARNING

ENVIRONMENT.

MARANDA: LET'S

EXPLORE THE

LITTLE FALCONS HERE AT

ALLENDALE.

ENJOYING THE SPORT OF READING.

ABSOLUTELY.

♪

MARANDA: WOULD

YOU LOVE ABOUT

BOOKS?

IT TEACHES ME A LESSON AND I

KNOW WHAT TO DO.

I LIKE THAT THEY HAVE GREAT

ENDINGS AND PUTTING INDIANS IN

THEM.

THEY GET ME TO READ MORE.

I LIKE READING.

AND I FEEL LIKE I AM HAVING A

GREAT DAY.

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Trump poised to sign away privacy protections for internet users - Duration: 6:50.

Trump poised to sign away privacy protections for internet users

President Donald Trump was expected to sign legislation on Wednesday allowing internet service providers to sell the browsing habits of their customers.

The move, which critics charge will "fundamentally undermine" consumer privacy, overturns an Obama-era rule issued last October that was designed to give consumers greater control over how internet service providers (ISPs) could share their information.

Those rules, drawn up by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), were scheduled to take effect by the end of 2017 and would have forced ISPs to get people's consent before selling their data to advertisers and others.

Fifteen Republicans broke ranks to vote against the controversial measure on Tuesday evening but the House of Representatives voted 215 to 205 to approve a resolution that uses the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to prevent the privacy rules from taking effect.

The CRA allows an incoming president to overturn previous executive branch regulations and has been used by Trump to repeal a number of Obama's key initiatives.

The repeal reached the president's desk on Wednesday morning and the White House has signalled Trump's clear intention to sign it.

Without the FCC broadband protections, ISPs such as Comcast, Verizon and AT&T are free to track your browsing behaviour and sell that data on to advertisers without consent.

This represents a huge treasure trove of personal data, including your health concerns, shopping habits and visits to porn sites. ISPs can find out where you bank, your political views and sexual orientation simply based on the websites you visit.

The fact that you are looking at a website at all can also reveal when you're at home and when you're not.

"Give me one good reason why Comcast should know what my mother's medical problems are," said congressman Mike Capuano during the hearing before the vote, explaining how he had researched her condition after a trip to the doctor.

"Just last week I bought underwear on the internet. Why should you know what size I take? Or the color?".

The House Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi, said: "Americans learned last week that agents of Russian intelligence hacked into email accounts to obtain secrets on American companies, government officials and more.

"This resolution would not only end the requirement you take reasonable measures to protect consumers' sensitive information, but prevents the FCC from enacting a similar requirement and leaves no other agency capable of protecting consumers.

But Ajit Pai, Trump's newly appointed head of the FCC, argued that the Obama era rules were an example of regulatory overreach and that another regulator, the Federal Trade Commission, already polices online privacy rules.

"Moving forward, I want the American people to know that the FCC will work with the FTC to ensure that consumers' online privacy is protected though a consistent and comprehensive framework.

In my view, the best way to achieve that result would be to return jurisdiction over broadband providers' privacy practices to the FTC, with its decades of experience and expertise in this area," he said.

Those in favor of repealing the privacy rules argued that it levelled the playing field for internet service providers who want to get into the advertising business like Google and Facebook.

According to ISPs, scrapping the rules would allow them to show the user more relevant advertising and offers, which would give the companies better return on the investment they have made in infrastructure.

They argue that web browsing history and app usage should not count as "sensitive" information. https://hypegram. com/itemImage/86379738. But privacy advocates and consumer watchdogs immediately joined Democrats in condemning the policy shift.

"Today Congress proved once again that they care more about the wishes of the corporations that fund their campaigns than they do about the safety and security of their constituents," said Evan Greer, campaign director of digital rights group Fight for the Future.

"Gutting these privacy rules won't just allow internet service providers to spy on us and sell our personal information, it will also enable more unconstitutional mass government surveillance, and fundamentally undermine our cybersecurity by making our sensitive personal information vulnerable to hackers, identity thieves, and foreign governments," she added.

Carmen Scurato, director of policy and legal affairs at the National Hispanic Media Coalition, called the vote "a disturbing rubber stamp from conservative policymakers aimed at dismantling needed consumer protections for corporate profit.

"With the approval of the president, corporations will now be handed the ability to share the sensitive, personal information of millions of Americans without their consent and hinder the FCC's role as a consumer watchdog far into the future," she said.

For more infomation >> Trump poised to sign away privacy protections for internet users - Duration: 6:50.

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Why Dozens Of Women Will Wear Black Dresses For 5 Days Straight - Duration: 1:56.

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Motivation for Weight Loss - Ash Kirwan - Duration: 4:33.

ashkirwan from ashkirwan.com.au and in

this video I'm going to teach you how to

stay motivated to lose weight because

it's not easy man I know from being a

hundred twenty-five kilos myself and

years ago it's been a long journey back

down that road of being healthy and fit

and vibrant to where now I'm

consistently building my calisthenics

program on running quite regularly

bodyboarding whenever the waves are up

and actually living an exasperated life

but when I was 125 kilos men life sucked

it was so hard to get motivated and

getting up and moving and you know if

you're overweight I can I can empathize

with you i'm not going to sympathize

with you because that's what kept me

limited and holding on to that way too

is that sympathy of i wish i could or i

really one day maybe i'll get there

however you know I had a good friend of

mine say to me and which is what I'll

say to you is very start of the speedo

as we moved forward on this journey

together because I will stay with you

together is that losing weight is a

lifestyle change man if you want to

actually dedicate yourself to losing

weight and getting back to the life and

the activities and the relationships do

you really know that you deserve because

you do to them and doesn't matter who

you are you're worthy of love and

connection of gross and contribution to

whatever level that is that you wish and

desire to play out because it you're

given a human right to be respected as

an equal human being to every person

else the matter how intelligent smart

fat overweight ugly good-looking you are

financially adapt or financially

internet that you are you are worthy of

respect to an equal amount of anybody

else so that's something and different

mentor said to me is that when we step

out of subordinating upward down to

anybody in particular we start to step

into our own power of our self because

to be centered in our self no matter how

we're feeling thinking looking or

perceived by everybody else for stepping

into our own power and our own space

gives us self control it gives us

balance and center on our self and

that's when we have that best

opportunity and chance

to move forward in whatever area of life

that is and in this video we'll talk

about the motivational of weight loss so

to be centered and understand where

we're at and understand the junior of

ahead of us and realize that life is a

marathon and not a strength it's kind of

what weight loss transformation is all

for me because the idea of creating a

lifestyle change if we want to lose

weight and maintain our weight loss you

know I lost 50 kilos over the last eight

years and I did that by allowing myself

to dignity of losing maximum one killer

weeks because that allowed me Shearson

change my perceptions around my

lifestyle move towards a lifestyle is

more conducive to who I want to express

myself as unique identity and a

personality and step into my full

creativity and flow of my own spiritual

version of myself I guess you could say

and become a greater version of myself

and so I had to see myself as shifting

my lifestyle not just shifting my diet

or getting out smashing myself down the

road and drop in a cup of caves on the

clock every day and you know where am I

sneak it out at capacity it was having

me just drop weight because you know

there are many different aspects of

weight loss not just cutting fat and

building muscle you know we've got to

change our minds that we've got to

change the way that we perceive the

rollerplate otherwise it gives us the

energy and motivation to get up and

build momentum to do the exercise to

change our diet to want to learn and the

fine-tuning empowerment metabolism and

our body works because we're not told

how our body works not told how i

functioned as each person is different

body type and and lifestyle and diet and

routine and things that have happened

experiences in our life are all

different so our mental health now went

of mental clarity mental wells place a

big part in our ability to shift and

change our lifestyle to be more

conducive to a light weight loss

summation and so

For more infomation >> Motivation for Weight Loss - Ash Kirwan - Duration: 4:33.

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UConn gets ready for Final Four - Duration: 2:29.

AMONG WOMEN.BACK TO YOU.

3

CAN THE UCONN WOMEN DO IT

AGAIN?THE HUSKIES. DOWN IN

DALLAS TONIGHT. GETTING READY

TO PLAY IN THE FINAL FOUR

TOMORROW. IF THEY WIN--- THE

WOMEN WILL PLAY FOR THEIR

áTWELFTH NATIONAL TITLE!TIME

SURE FLIES WHEN YOU'RE

WINNING...IT'S BEEN MORE THAN

áTWENTY YEARS.SINCE THE UCONN

WOMEN WON THEIR FIRST NATIONAL

CHAMPIONSHIP. BACK IN 19-95.

THEY'VE BEEN ON A ROLL EVER

SINCE!NEWS 8'S ERIK DOBRATZ IS

LIVE IN DALLAS TONIGHT. AND

ERIK... YOU'RE GOING TO TAKE

US ON A WALKDOWN MEMORY LANE?

HARD TO BELIEVE IT'S BEEN 22

YEARS SINCE UCONN WOMEN'S

BASKETBALL TEAM WON IT ALL.THE

STAR OF THE TEAM IN 1995

REBECCA LOBO SAYS A LOT HAS

CHANGED SINCE THEN.(LOBO)((I

THINK ALL OF US ARE STILL

STAND BY EVERYTHING THAT'S

HAPPENED FOR UCONN WOMEN'S

BASKETBALL WHEN I WAS THERE IT

WAS OUR FIRST TIME WE DIDN'T

SEE ANYTHING BEYOND WHAT WE

WERE DOING AND WHAT WE WERE

ACCOMPLISHING THAT YEAR SO NOW

TO LOOK BACK NOT ONLY AT THE

NUMBER OF CHAMPIONSHIPS THEY

HAVE ONE BUT THE STREAKS IN

THE RECORDS THEY'VE BROKEN

EVERYBODY IS PRETTY TAKEN

ABACK BY THAT))THE TEAM HAS

BEEN TO 10 STRAIGHT FINAL

FOURS AND IS NOW TRYING FOR A

12TH CHAMPIONSHIP. THEY MAKE

NATIONAL HEADLINES AND HAVE AN

HBO CREW TRACKING THEIR EVERY

MOVE.(LOBO)((I MEAN IT'S A

COMPLETELY DIFFERENT BEAST NOW

THAN IT WAS THEN AND FIRST OF

ALL I DON'T THINK HE EVER

WOULD'VE ALLOWED SOMEONE LIKE

HBO BEHIND THE SCENES TO SEE

WHAT HE WAS DOING BUT WELL

THINGS HAVE CHANGED IN A LOT

OF WAYS THERE'S STILL SO MUCH

THAT IS THE SAME BECAUSE OF

COACH DAILEY AND BECAUSE OF

COACH AURIEMMA LEADING THE

CHARGE THE WAY THEY PLAY, THE

WAY THEY CONDUCT THEMSELVES

OFF THE COURT, THE WAY THEY

LOOK IN TERMS OF THEIR

UNIFORMITY, THERE'S SO MUCH

THAT ARE KIND OF THE PILLARS

OF THAT PROGRAM THAT STAY THE

SAME.))

3

3

THE SAME.))PROGRAM THAT STAY

PILLARS OF THAT THAT ARE KIND

OF THE THERE'S SO MUCH THEIR

UNIFORMITY,

THERE'S SO MUCH THAT ARE KIND

OF THE PILLARS OF THAT PROGRAM

THAT STAY THE SAME.))

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Scott Pruitt Speaks on Energy Independence Executive Order l Roger Wicker For Senate - Duration: 0:42.

George, the President is keeping his promise to the American People this week.

With respect to this executive order that's coming out on Tuesday,

The Energy Independence Executive Order.

And as you indicated this is about making sure that we have a pro-growth,

and pro-environment approach to how we do regulation in this country.

For too long over the last several years, we've accepted a narrative,

that if you're pro-growth, pro-jobs you're anti-environment,

if you're pro-environment, you're anti-jobs or anti-growth.

And that's just not where we have been as a country.

Throughout our existence, we've made tremendous progress on our environment.

And we can be both pro-jobs and pro-environment

And the executive order is going to address,

the past administration's effort to kill jobs across this country through the clean power plant.

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ODOT investing $2.3 billion in bridges and roads for construction season - Duration: 1:57.

RAMP FROM 315 NORTH TO I-270 AND

U.S. 23..

YOU KNOW THE SAYING-- OHIO HAS

2 SEASONS-- WINTER AND

CONSTRUCTION.

AND THIS SUMMER EXPECT A LOT OF

CONSTRUCTION.

ODOT IS SPENDING 2 POINT 3

BILLION DOLLARS TO FIX ROADS AND

BRIDGES ACROSS THE STATE. WE

HAVE SOME BIG PROJECTS RIGHT

HERE IN CENTRAL OHIO-- SO GET

READY-- THIS SUMMER YOU'LL SEE A

LOT OF ORANGE BARRELS.

LIKE IT OR NOT....

CONSTRUCTION SEASON IS HERE.

OUT ON THE ROADS-- EXPECT TO

SEE A LOT OF ORANGE VESTS THIS

SUMMER.

BRIAN HUPP SAYS "WE WILL BE

INVESTING ABOUT $390 MILLION IN

CENTRAL OHIO AND IT COMES TO A

POINT WHERE YOU HAVE MORE WORK

THAN BODIES SOMETIMES, BUT WE

MANAGER IT. WE COVER IT." MORE

THAN 80 CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

UNVEILED IN 8 COUNTIES IN

CENTRAL OHIO.

A TOP PRIORITY-- THE COLUMBUS

CROSSROADS PROJECT-- ADDING

LANES IN EACH DIRECTION ON I- 70

AND I-71, REDUCING LANE CHANGES,

SOMETHING PROJECT MANAGER LESLIE

MONTGOMERY SAYS WILL REDUCE

BOTTLENECKS AND BACK-UPS.

LESLIE MONTGOMERY SAYS "70

PERCENT OF THE NECESSARY LANE

CHANGES IN THESE AREAS WILL BE

ELIMINATED, WHICH IS GOING TO

MAKE SAFETY AND CONGESTION A LOT

LESS OF A CONCERN IN THIS AREA."

PLUS-- THEY'LL RECONNECT

COLUMBUS NEIGHBORHOODS THAT GOT

DISCONNECTED WHEN THE FREEWAYS

WERE BUILT BACK IN THE 50'S--

AND ADD BRIDGES TO MAKE THEM

MORE PEDESTRIAN AND BIKE

FRIENDLY -- ESPECIALLY BY

NATIONWIDE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.

AND WITH ALL THAT CONSTRUCTION--

CREWS WANT YOU REMIND-- SLOW

DOWN AND MOVE OVER.

ODOT SAYS FROM THE END OF APRIL

UNTIL FALL IS PRIMETIME FOR

CONSTRUCTION. SO HERE ARE THE

TOP 4 PROJECTS TO WATCH FOR--

CONSTRUCTION IN DOWNTOWN

COLUMBUS AT THE I-70-71 SPLIT,

THE I-270 WIDENING BETWEEN

DUBLIN AND HILLIARD, THE

I-270-U.S. 23-STATE ROUTE

315 FIX ON THE NORTH SIDE AND

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Baird Middle School held surprise ceremony for student - Duration: 1:52.

STATE NEEDS MORE FUNDING TO

ADEQUATELY HANDLE POLLUTION

CONTROL.

ALICIA MASATO FOR 22NEWS.

BARRY: PERSONAL FINANCES SOON

BECOMING PART OF CURRICULUM AT

SOME MASSACHUSETTS MIDDLE

SCHOOLS.

WE INTRODUCE YOU TO AN

AWARD-WINNING MATH STUDENT IN

LUDLOW.

[APPLAUSE]

THIS LUDLOW SEVENTH GRADER'S

FINANCIAL INVESTMENT ESSAY WAS

CHOSEN BEST IN MASSACHUSETTS

FROM 2000 APPLICANTS.

BRANDON IMPRESSED THE

COMPETITION JUDGES WITH HIS

ESSAY ABOUT FACEBOOK

INVESTMENTS.

I WAS SHAKING, REALLY.

I DID NOT THINK IT WAS GOING TO

WIN.

BRANDON'S FINANCED TEACHERS

ARE PROUD OF HIS ACCOUNT WAS

MEANT.

THEY REALIZED THE TIME IS TO

INCREASE STUDENT'S UNDERSTANDING

OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD AT A

YOUNGER AGE.

THIS COURSE GIVES STUDENTS

THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE ABLE TO

EXPLORE SOMETHING THAT MANY OF

US, WHEN WE WERE GROWING UP, DID

NOT HAVE THE ACCESS OR

UNDERSTANDING.

MANY SCHOOLS ALREADY STARTED

GETTING ON THE BANDWAGON WITH

PERSONAL FINANCE.

I KNOW THAT HOPKINS ACADEMY IN

HADLEY REQUIRED IT FOR HIGH

SCHOOL GRADUATION.

BRANDON'S PARENTS AND

GRANDPARENTS ARE SO PROUD OF HIS

ACHIEVEMENT, AND THEY RECOGNIZE

THE VALUE OF A COURSE THAT

TEACHES THE REAL-WORLD SKILL OF

HANDLING FINANCES THIS EARLY IN

LIFE.

I APPRECIATE THAT THEY OFFER

A COURSE LIKE THIS IN MIDDLE

SCHOOL.

BRANDON'S DAD HAS AN ADDED

REASON TO BE IMPRESSED.

HE EARNS HIS LIVING AS A

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Police Unity Tour: Cycling for a Cause - Duration: 6:44.

>>> YOU KNOW, IF YOU STOP TO

THINK ABOUT THIS FOR A SECOND,

PREVENTION IS KEY WHEN IT COMES

TO GOOD HEALTH.

BUT IN TODAY'S FAST-PACED

WORLD, MANY OF US FEEL LIKE WE

CAN'T FIND TIME TO MAKE

APPOINTMENTS AT VARIOUS DOCTOR

OFFICES, GET THE LAB WORK DONE,

GO BACK TO THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE

AND GET RESULTS.

AFTER ALL OF THAT, YOU FEEL

OKAY, RIGHT?

>> BUT THERE IS A LOT YOU NEED

TO KEEP TRACK OF WHEN IT COMES

TO YOUR HEALTH, TIME IS NO

EXCUSE ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES

TO GETTING MANY OF YOUR

NECESSARY HEALTH SCREENS DONE

AT PENINSULA REGIONAL MEDICAL

CETNER'S A LIVE WELL

HEALTHFEST.

I'M SURE THE SKY AND YOUR

ATTENTION.

MORE ABOUT IT IS ROGER

FOLLEBOUT, DIRECTOR OF

COMMUNITY RELATIONS AND PRMC.

SO TO START OFF, THANK YOU FOR

COMING.

>> THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME.

>> WE ARE TALKING ABOUT

SCREENING BUT NOT SOMETHING

THAT REPLACES ALL OF THE DOCTOR

APPOINTMENTS?

>> THAT IS CORRECT.

IT IS AN IMPORTANT POINT TO

MAKE.

HEALTHFEST IS FINDING OUT ABOUT

HOW HEALTHY YOU ARE, HOW TO

BECOME MORE HEALTHY AND HOW TO

STAY HEALTHY.

THE SCREENINGS WE ARE DOING ARE

PRETTY EASY AND WERE NOT IN A

CLINICAL SETTING WITH A FULL

LABORATORY THEY ARE.

IT'S ALWAYS BEST AT YOUR ANNUAL

APPOINTMENT WITH HER PRIMARY

CARE PHYSICIAN.

HE OR SHE KNOWS YOU BETTER THAN

WE DO.

THEY KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU NEED

TO DO TO BECOME A HEALTHIER

PERSON.

WE CAN GET YOU POINTED IN THE

RIGHT DIRECTION, BUT WE WANT

YOU TO STILL VISIT YOUR DOCTOR,

NO QUESTION ABOUT IT.

>> AND HEALTH FAST GETS BIGGER

EVERY YEAR IT SEEMS LIKE.

>> IT DOES.

>> WHEN DID ACTUALLY START?

GREAT QUESTION, WE DON'T KNOW.

[LAUGHTER]

>> YEAH, WE ARE GREAT AT

DOCUMENTING THINGS AT THE

HOSPITAL.

I CAN TELL YOU THE DAY WE OPEN

THE DOORS AND WHEN WE DID OUR

FIRST OPEN HEART SURGERY.

I KNOW WHEN THE ROBOT CAME TO

THE OPERATING ROOM, NO IDEA

WHEN HEALTH FAST STARTED.

FOR SOME REASON, NEVER GOT

DOCUMENTED.

BUT THE NURSES WHO HAVE BEEN

THERE LONGER THAN I HAVE BEEN

THERE SHARE WITH ME THEY THINK

IT IS 30 OR 35 YEARS, AND I

BELIEVE THAT.

WE STARTED OUT VERY SMALL AT

THE HOSPITAL BUT LIKE MANY

THINGS, WE OUTGREW.

WE WENT LOOKING FOR A PARTNER

INVENTED OUTSTANDING PARTNER IN

THE WICOMICO COUNTY BOARD OF

EDUCATION.

SO WE WERE AT PARKSIDE HIGH

SCHOOL, THEN THE OLD JAMES M.

BENNETT IF YOU REMEMBER THE OLD

JAMES M. BENNETT.

>> OH YEAH.

>> AND THEN FOR A FEW MORE

YEARS OF THE WONDERFUL NEW

JAMES M. BENNETT.

IT HAS BEEN A WONDERFUL

RELATIONSHIP.

I AM TELLING YOU, WE CAN HAVE A

BETTER PARTNER THAN WE DO WITH

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, A GREAT

VENUE AND PARTNER.

>> SO YOU MENTIONED A LOT OF

DIFFERENT SCREENINGS, WHAT, 35

OF THEM?

>> THAT'S RIGHT, 35 THROUGHOUT

THE DAY FROM 7:30 UNTIL 12:30

IN THE AFTERNOON.

TYPICAL STUFF YOU WOULD EXPECT

A HEALTHCARE, RIGHT?

HEIGHT, WEIGHT, BODY SCREENING,

VISION, BONE DENSITY AWARENESS,

LEGS FOR LIFE TOUCHSCREENS, AND

ALSO, OUR DIABETES TEAM IS

GOING TO RUN A DIABETES RISK

ASSESSMENT.

IT IS A PAPER TEST.

FOUND TO BE AT HIGH RISK, BUT

WE WILL DO IS SEND YOU TO THE

LAB WE HAVE THERE AND DRAW

BLOOD FOR AN A1C.

WE WILL GET RESULTS BACK TO YOU

IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS AND LET

YOU KNOW WHERE YOU STAND, SO

THERE ARE A LOT OF THINGS GOING

ON, PLENTY TO DO, PLENTY OF

GOOD AND FREE SCREENINGS AGAIN

TO FIND OUT HOW HEALTHY YOU

ARE.

>> I KNOW THAT WHEN I DO LAB

TEST AND STUFF, FASTING AND

STUFF LIKE THAT, DO I NEED

>> NONE OF OUR TESTS, NOTHING

REQUIRES A FAST.

>> GOOD.

SUGGEST HEALTH SCREENINGS?

>> AND WE TRY TO MAKE THIS A

FAMILY FREE EVENT.

WE WANT EVERYBODY TO COME OUT

AND HAVE A GOOD TIME.

WE HAVE THINGS TO KEEP KIDS

OCCUPIED.

WE HAVE BALLOON ANIMALS, FACE

PAINTING, AND BELIEVE IT OR

NOT, AN INFLATABLE

>>> A GREAT INVESTMENT IN TIME?

>> WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IS

THIS APRIL 1, AT JAMES M.

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Eversource conducts live line demonstration for first responders - Duration: 0:46.

ANY INTEREST TO THOSE ADDITIONAL

QUESTIONS.

ALESSANDRA MARTINEZ FOR 22 NEWS.

IF A CAR CRASHES INTO A

POWERLINE AND TAKES DOWN WIRES,

THE POLICE MIGHT GET THERE

BEFORE THE POWER COMPANY CAN.

THOSE LINES CAN BE DANGEROUS.

THAT IS WHY EVERSOURCE ONCE

POLICE TO KNOW WHAT TO DO IN

THIS SITUATIONS.

THEY SHOWED FIRST RESPONDERS

TODAY WHAT TO DO WHEN THEY COME

INTO CONTACT WITH DOWN LAWYERS.

CREWS USED HOTDOGS TO SHOW THE

EFFECTS OF ELECTRICITY ON THE

HUMAN BODY.

THE HUMAN BODY IS VERY

CONDUCTED.

BLOOD IS THE SAME PH AS

SEAWATER.

WE WOULD BECOME PART OF THE SAME

CIRCUIT.

WHAT YOU SAW IS WHAT WOULD

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Trump Energy Executive Order l Roger Wicker For Senate - Duration: 0:27.

Today I'm taking bold action to follow through on that promise.

My administration is taking action to putting an end to the war on coal.

We are gonna have clean coal, really clean coal

With today's executive action I am taking historic steps,

to lift the restrictions on American energy.

To reverse government intrusion and to cancel job killing regulations.

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Vigil for St. Aug's student killed while on Spring Break - Duration: 1:18.

BILL AND FIND THE FULL COVERAGE

NOW ONLINE AT WNCN.COM.

A STUDENT SHOT AND KILLED

WHILE HOME FOR SPRING BREAK

WILL BE REMEMBERED ON CAMPUS

TONIGHT.

SHE WAS SHOT WHILE SHE WAS

WATCHING THE FILMING OF A MUSIC

VIDEO IN WASHINGTON DC NEAR HER

HOMETOWN.

WE ARE LIVE ON CAMPUS AND HER

FAMILY IS IN TOWN TONIGHT AS

WELL.

Reporter: THAT'S RIGHT.

I JUST SPOKE TO THE FAMILY A

LITTLE WHILE AGO.

THIS IS THE FIRST TIME THAT I

HAD SISTER AND FATHER AND MOM

HAVE BEEN BACK TO THE AREA

SINCE THE SHOOTING HAPPENED.

THE FAMILY IS A LEGACY HERE AT

ST. AUGUSTINE.

THE FATHER GRADUATED IN THE

LATE 80s AND HER SISTER WAITED

TO GO TO SCHOOL WITH HER.

SHE IS ABOUT 13 MONTHS OLDER

THAN HER YOUNGER SISTER.

SHE WAITED SO THEY COULD BOTH

GO TO SCHOOL HERE.

I SPOKE TO HER A LITTLE WHILE

AGO AS WELL AS THE FAMILY.

SHE WAS TELLING ME SHE WANTED

TO COME BACK AND RETURN TO

SCHOOL EVEN THOUGH SHE WOULDN'T

HAVE HER SISTER WITH HER AND

GENAS YOU SAID THIS IS THE

PROGRAM FOR THE VIGIL TONIGHT.

THIS FAMILY IS -- EXTENDS MORE

THAN BLOOD AS I SAID.

STRONG COMMUNITY CONNECTION

HERE.

WE WILL HAVE A LOT MORE TONIGHT