Waching daily May 30 2017

AS YOU MENTIONED, I'LL HAVE

THAT FORECAST IN A FEW MINUTES.

BARRY, THANKS SO MUCH.

A LAWRENCE BROTHER AND

SISTER ARE BEING HAILED HEROES

TONIGHT.

THEY SCREAMED FOR THEIR FAMILY

TO GET OUT OF THEIR BURNING

HOME.

EVERYBODY MADE ET OUT SAFE.

IT WAS A -- MADE IT OUT SAFE.

IT WAS A FAST-MOVING FIRE.

FIRE INVESTIGATORS ARE STILL

TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT

SPARKED THE FIRE.

CELL PHONE VIDEO CAPTURES

THIS FIERCE INFERNO THAT

DESTROYED THIS AUTO REPAIR

GARAGE AND SEVERELY DAMAGED

THIS DUPLEX NEAR OXFORD STREET

IN LAWRENCE.

IT WAS LIKE OH MY GOD.

IT'S GOING TO SPREAD.

IT'S GOING TO SPREAD.

AND BOOM, TO THE NEXT HOUSE AND

FROM THE NEXT GARAGE TO THE

NEXT GARAGE.

FIRE OFFICIALS SAY THE

MEMORIAL DAY MORNING FIRE LEFT

SIX WITHOUT A HOME INCLUDING 11-

YEAR-OLD REBECCA MENDEZ AND HER

FAMILY.

REBECCA SAYS SHE YELLED FOR

EVERYONE TO GET OUT.

I CALLED FOR MY MOM.

I HEARD THE POLICE WAS LIKE

COME ON OUT.

I HEARD THEM KNOCKING AS HARD

AS THEY COULD.

I WAS SCARED SO I TOLD MY MOM

TO GO DOWNSTAIRS.

IT WAS NOTHING I'VE EVER

SEEN BEFORE.

THAT WAS CRAZY.

THIS CHARRED HARLEY DAVIDSON

JUST ABOUT SUMS IT UP.

I SAW THE FLAMES FIRST AND

EVENTUALLY I LOOKED OUT THROUGH

THE FRONT OF THE HOUSE AND THE

WHOLE AREA WAS FULL OF SMOKE.

NO ONE WAS HURT.

ONE FIREFIGHTER HAD TO BE

TREATED.

THEODORE GALVA ESCAPED WITH HIS

DAUGHTER AND MOST OF HIS PETS.

GET OUT OF THERE AS SOON AS

WE CAN.

IT'S UNCLEAR WHERE THE FIRE

STARTED.

THE HEAVIEST FIRE ON ARRIVAL

WAS A TWO AND A HALF WOOD FRAME

RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE.

ALL THREE BUILDINGS GOING.

REBECCA IS JUST HAPPY TO BE

WITH HER FAMILY.

EVEN THOUGH WE LOST ALL OF

OUR STUFF I'M SO HAPPY THAT WE

LIVED.

THE FIRE REMAINS UNDER

INVESTIGATION.

THE RED CROSS IS ASSISTING

For more infomation >> Two Kids Hailed As Heroes For Alerting Family About A Spreading Fire - Duration: 1:55.

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Learn Colors with Coca Cola for Children, Toddlers - Learn Colours for Kids with Coca Cola Baby Cry - Duration: 2:07.

Learn Colors with Coca Cola for Children, Toddlers - Learn Colours for Kids with Coca Cola Baby Cry

For more infomation >> Learn Colors with Coca Cola for Children, Toddlers - Learn Colours for Kids with Coca Cola Baby Cry - Duration: 2:07.

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The National for Monday May 29, 2017 - Duration: 1:00:03.

For more infomation >> The National for Monday May 29, 2017 - Duration: 1:00:03.

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Construction Trucks, Excavator, Truck, Spiderman Videos for Children | Fire Engine Toys | Pago TV - Duration: 14:59.

For more infomation >> Construction Trucks, Excavator, Truck, Spiderman Videos for Children | Fire Engine Toys | Pago TV - Duration: 14:59.

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While the future of work changes, cutting education makes life harder for our kids - Duration: 1:52.

Over the past five years – this is in 2016 - the occupational groups that contributed

most to employment growth in Australia were health care, social assistance, and professional,

scientific and technical services, offsetting falls in manufacturing, agriculture, forestry,

fishing and mining.

It is all changing, right before our eyes.

What are the skills that are needed?

Well this report indicates that they are skills in creativity, problem solving, advanced reasoning,

complex judgement, social interaction and emotional intelligence.

These are all skills that we need to invest more in.

Lifelong education and training for all Australians is needed to prepare both young and old for

new and different jobs and employment models.

So, this is what we know is going to hit.

This is what we know is going to change Australia's workplaces.

And it is this higher-intensity level of skill development - embedding that into future Australians

- that we need to see, more not less, spent on education.

And let me make this point: ever since becoming an MP back in 2010 I have become profoundly

conscious that the decisions made in this place matter.

Regardless of what people may or may not say about politics, the decisions that get made

here do impact people.

The decisions to do things - but, importantly, also the decisions not to do things - matter.

In this case, it's not that we are able - because of the 22 billion that might be

foregone – to go back and fix things.

There will be young people going through school who will not have the level of support that

they need, and we cannot go back and fix that up, because once the funding is not there

and the teaching is not provided, those people will be affected, future generations will

be affected.

For more infomation >> While the future of work changes, cutting education makes life harder for our kids - Duration: 1:52.

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Vote for Future Four! - Duration: 0:59.

Did you hear Johnny got deployed last week?

Again?

That's terrible.

It seems like these days everyone's getting sent overseas.

I don't understand why we keep putting our citizens on the line for other peoples' conflicts.

I think it's time to bring our boys home.

Well, have you heard of Future Four?

Under Future Four, America will embrace the ideals set forth by our founding fathers.

By building an independent nation, we will ensure American prosperity, putting our citizens

first.

Distanced from foreign affairs, you can trust that your tax dollars will be put towards

building a better tomorrow.

You're right.

I'm voting for Future Four, for a better America.

Let's bring our boys home.

[VOTE FUTURE FOUR]

For more infomation >> Vote for Future Four! - Duration: 0:59.

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Camilla Parker Bowls speaks for first time about marrying into Royal Family - Duration: 2:12.

The Duchess of Cornwall says she never thinks about becoming Queen.

As she approaches her 70th birthday in July, Camilla spoke for the first time about her

relationship with the Prince of Wales and the pressures of marrying into the Royal Family

. She told the Mail on Sunday:"Sometimes you

get up in the morning and think you can�t do it and you just have to."

Twelve years after the Windsor wedding which sealed a love affair stretching back to the

early 1970s, the former Camilla Parker Bowles admits that she was once almost a prisoner

in her own home.

It followed the news that she and Prince Charles had rekindled their relationship.

For a year she was barely able to leave the house, fearful of public hostility and press

hounding.

She passed the time reading and learning to paint.

"I couldn�t really go anywhere," she says.

"But the children came and went as normal.

they just got on with it and so did great friends.

"It was horrid.

It was a deeply unpleasant time and I wouldn�t want to put my worst enemy through it."

She speaks affectionately about her brother Mark Shand , who died in 2014 after a fall

in New York.

"Mark always wanted something.

When I heard his voice on the phone saying 'Camillsy',I knew immediately that he wanted

something.

But God, I miss him."

In the UK she relaxes by spending time in her own home, Ray Mill in Wiltshire, where

she scrambles breakfast eggs on her Aga and entertains her five grandchildren.

She is a fan of Nordic noir crime shows on television and reads Robert Harris novels

and books from the Booker Prize list.

She is also devoted to her Jack Russells Beth and Bluebell.

Camilla says she takes each day as it comes and does not think about any possible accession.

If ever she became too uppity, she says, her friends would simply tell her: "Pull yourself

together.

Don�t be so bloody grand"

For more infomation >> Camilla Parker Bowls speaks for first time about marrying into Royal Family - Duration: 2:12.

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Erhebt Euch! Deutschland montags auf die Straße (Leipzig for Peace!) - Duration: 10:56.

For more infomation >> Erhebt Euch! Deutschland montags auf die Straße (Leipzig for Peace!) - Duration: 10:56.

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newschannel 6 forecast for may 29 - Duration: 3:36.

GEORGE MYERS:

JIFFY LUBE SKYVIEW NETWORK SHOWS

DRY SKIES IN THE LOCAL AREA

SHOWERS AND

STORMS ACROSS THE REST OF

GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA.

FORECAST FOR

TONIGHT MOSTLY CLOUDY SHOWERS

AND STORMS, SOME SEVERE.

TEMPERATURES IN THE 70S.

TEMPERATURES ACROSS OUR AREA

ARE IN THE THE 80S AND LOW 90S.

RADAR SHOWS SHOWERS AND

SCATTERED

STORMS ACROSS GEORGIA AND SOUTH

CAROLINA. A FRONTAL BOUNDARY

STALL

ACROSS THE REGION WILL BE THE

FOCUS FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS FOR

THE REST

OF THIS WEEK. HIGHS WILL BE IN

THE OPERATING AS LOW 90S MORNING

LOWS

IN THE 60S.

FORECAST FOR TOMORROW 7AM MOSTLY

CLOUDY MAYBE A SHOWER

AND 70. 10 AM 75 MOSTLY CLOUDY

SLIGHT CHANCE OF A SHOWER. NOON

82

CLOUD SCATTERED SHOWERS. 4

O'CLOCK 88 CLOUD SCATTERED

SHOWERS AND

STORMS.

SIX DAY FORECAST. TUESDAY MOSTLY

CLOUDY 88 SHOWERS AND STORMS.

WEDNESDAY PARTLY CLOUDY 88

SHOWERS AND STORMS. THURSDAY 90

PARTLY

CLOUDY SHOWERS AND STORMS.

FRIDAY 88 PARTLY CLOUDY SHOWERS

AND

STORMS. SATURDAY 88 PARTLY

CLOUDY SHOWERS AND STORMS.

SUNDAY 88

PARTLY CLOUDY SHOWERS AND

STORMS. MONDAY PARTLY CLOUDY 88

SHOWERS AND STORMS.

JIFFY LUBE SKYVIEW NETWORK SHOWS

DRY SKIES IN THE LOCAL AREA

SHOWERS AND

STORMS ACROSS THE REST OF

GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA.

FORECAST FOR

TONIGHT MOSTLY CLOUDY SHOWERS

AND STORMS, SOME SEVERE.

TEMPERATURES IN THE 70S.

TEMPERATURES ACROSS OUR AREA

ARE IN THE THE 80S AND LOW 90S.

RADAR SHOWS SHOWERS AND

SCATTERED

STORMS ACROSS GEORGIA AND SOUTH

CAROLINA. A FRONTAL BOUNDARY

STALL

ACROSS THE REGION WILL BE THE

FOCUS FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS FOR

THE REST

OF THIS WEEK. HIGHS WILL BE IN

THE OPERATING AS LOW 90S MORNING

LOWS

IN THE 60S.

FORECAST FOR TOMORROW 7AM MOSTLY

CLOUDY MAYBE A SHOWER

AND 70. 10 AM 75 MOSTLY CLOUDY

SLIGHT CHANCE OF A SHOWER. NOON

82

CLOUD SCATTERED SHOWERS. 4

O'CLOCK 88 CLOUD SCATTERED

SHOWERS AND

STORMS.

SIX DAY FORECAST. TUESDAY MOSTLY

CLOUDY 88 SHOWERS AND STORMS.

WEDNESDAY PARTLY CLOUDY 88

SHOWERS AND STORMS. THURSDAY 90

PARTLY

CLOUDY SHOWERS AND STORMS.

FRIDAY 88 PARTLY CLOUDY SHOWERS

AND

STORMS. SATURDAY 88 PARTLY

CLOUDY SHOWERS AND STORMS.

SUNDAY 88

PARTLY CLOUDY SHOWERS AND

STORMS. MONDAY PARTLY CLOUDY 88

SHOWERS AND STORMS.

JIFFY LUBE SKYVIEW NETWORK SHOWS

DRY SKIES IN THE LOCAL AREA

SHOWERS AND

STORMS ACROSS THE REST OF

GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA.

FORECAST FOR

TONIGHT MOSTLY CLOUDY SHOWERS

AND STORMS, SOME SEVERE.

TEMPERATURES IN THE 70S.

TEMPERATURES ACROSS OUR AREA

ARE IN THE THE 80S AND LOW 90S.

RADAR SHOWS SHOWERS AND

SCATTERED

STORMS ACROSS GEORGIA AND SOUTH

CAROLINA. A FRONTAL BOUNDARY

STALL

ACROSS THE REGION WILL BE THE

FOCUS FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS FOR

THE REST

OF THIS WEEK. HIGHS WILL BE IN

THE OPERATING AS LOW 90S MORNING

LOWS

IN THE 60S.

FORECAST FOR TOMORROW 7AM MOSTLY

CLOUDY MAYBE A SHOWER

AND 70. 10 AM 75 MOSTLY CLOUDY

SLIGHT CHANCE OF A SHOWER. NOON

82

CLOUD SCATTERED SHOWERS. 4

O'CLOCK 88 CLOUD SCATTERED

SHOWERS AND

STORMS.

SIX DAY FORECAST. TUESDAY MOSTLY

CLOUDY 88 SHOWERS AND STORMS.

WEDNESDAY PARTLY CLOUDY 88

SHOWERS AND STORMS. THURSDAY 90

PARTLY

CLOUDY SHOWERS AND STORMS.

FRIDAY 88 PARTLY CLOUDY SHOWERS

AND

STORMS. SATURDAY 88 PARTLY

CLOUDY SHOWERS AND STORMS.

SUNDAY 88

PARTLY CLOUDY SHOWERS AND

STORMS. MONDAY PARTLY CLOUDY 88

SHOWERS AND STORMS.