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Hunting for Ebola among the bats of the Congo - Duration: 4:45.
Two hours after midnight the scientists begin their day.
Starting with full containment gear.
Even though they are in a totally different environment then they are used to
---a hot,muggy, buggy, night in a jungle tent
-- not a high-level containment facility in Montana--
the dangers are the same.
These researchers are catching bats
in the Republic of Congo to answer the question:
Where do Ebola outbreaks come from?
in 2013, Ebola surfaced in Guinea
and spread quickly to engulf neighboring countries
Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Much is known about Ebola.
Scientists have characterized the virus' proteins
and sequenced its genome.
They have collected blood samples and clinical data
from hundreds of patients.
We know some things about it's path to people.
But two important questions remain:
Why does the virus emerge from the wild suddenly?
And where does it lurk
when it is not sickening and killing people?
A huge 160 square-meter net is hung between trees
to catch the largest bats in Africa--
hammer-headed fruit bats,
which can have a wingspan of up to 1m.
A veterinarian carefully removes the bat
from the net and puts it in a bag.
One of the other men carries it a few hundred meters
through the bush to the camp
and ties it to a rope.
Each bat is weighed, photographed, and measured.
Then the sampling begins:
the bats are swabbed, urine collected,
and blood is drawn from a vein in the wing.
Most Ebola outbreaks have happened in Central Africa.
The first and most deadly type of Ebola
was discovered after the outbreak in 1976,
close to the Ebola river.
More than half of all outbreaks with this virus
have happened in DRC or Congo-Brazzaville.
That is why this region seems
a good place to search for the reservoir.
Scientists have found evidence of Ebola infection
in several bat species, but they have never
isolated live virus from them.
For release, the bats are hung on a line,
this time without the bag and when they recover themselves
fly into the night.
The team consists of a virologist
from the Rocky Mountain Lab in Montana
and an epidemiologist and veterinarian
from the Wildlife Conservation Society.
The latter study the impact of Ebola on chimps and gorillas-
--Ebola is the biggest threat
to gorillas apart from poaching,
Humans, in turn, often contract the virus
by handling dead animals or eating bush meat.
That's why the program also involves telling locals
not to touch dead animals in the forest
but instead call the Wildlife Conservation Society.
The samples will be shipped back to the lab in Montana
for analysis alongside those from earlier trips.
It could take months for them to arrive in the US.
The hope is that the researchers will not only find live Ebola virus
and finally prove that this bat species is
the reservoir for this type.
But also that the data over time
will allow them to find patterns
that help explain when and how
Ebola is most likely to spillover from bats
to other animals and ultimately humans.
That could help researchers to stop Ebola at its source.
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How to prepare marigold tea and some benefits of taking this infusion for health - Duration: 2:22.
The marigold is a flower with reddish orange colors, this is used in the kitchen
to decorate dishes and also in medicine to treat various conditions, today in
todo en salud we will show you how to take advantage of some benefits that this plant can
provide you through His tea.
To begin we must add a cup of water to a saucepan, light the fire and leave
until it starts to boil, when it starts to boil, turn off and add 1 tablespoon
of dried marigold, cover and leave in infusion for 5 minutes.
This drink will serve you for the following: - Combats mild and chronic gastritis
- Relieves stomach ulcers - Fights cholecystitis
- It improves the liver function by combating the insufficiency of this
- Relieves premenstrual pains - Regulates the menstrual cycle
- Reduces inflammation - Fights hot flashes
- Relieves nausea - Eliminate the headache
- Power the immune system After the infusion process we cast
the contents and added honey to improve the taste,
This drink can be taken up to 3 cups in the day, not recommended in women in pregnancy
or breastfeeding, if you notice any adverse effect when consuming this tea suspend its use
immediately
So if you want to take advantage of the many benefits that this drink can give you, do not
hesitate to prepare it to improve your health.
We hope this video has been useful to you, remember that your opinion is very important,
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Here & Now for Thursday June 1, 2017 - Duration: 1:02:24.
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New life for closed stores - Duration: 2:39.
SOME DOUBLE 8 GROCERY STORES..
(BROOKE)
THE INDIANAPOLIS- BASED GROCERY
CHAIN CLOSED ALL
OF IT'S LOCATIONS IN THE SUMMER
OF 2015.
24 HOUR NEWS 8'S HOWARD MONROE
IS LIVE NEAR 38TH AND ILLINOIS
STREETS ... WITH THE PLANS THEY
HAVE THERE.
(HOWARD)
THEY'RE PUTTING IN A BREWERY
HERE. THIS AREA IS RAPIDLY
CHANGING
AND THE OWNER OF HAPPY BREWING
SAYS HE'S GETTING IN WHILE THE
GETTING IS GOOD
(HOWARD MONROE REPORTING)
((GABE SOUKUP, OWNER HAPPY
BREWING. WE'RE BREWING UP
A SMILE WIDE/ : ))
HAPPY BREWING IS ON IT'S WAY TO
THE BUTLER TARKINGTON
NEIGHBORHOOD
((GABE SOUKUP, OWNER HAPPY
BREWING. WE THINK THAT WE
CAN BRING GREAT BEER TO PEOPLE
THAT THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE A
SMILE ABOUT AT THE END OF THE
DAY WIDE / : ))
GABE SOUKUP OWNS THE NEW BREWERY
WITH HIS BUSINESS PARTNER
DAVE BELLER. THE BUILDING IS
MASSIVE AT 84 HUNDRED SQUARE
FEET
((GABE SOUKUP, OWNER HAPPY
BREWING. WHEN YOU WALKED
IN HERE, DID YOU REALIZE THE
UNDERTAKING YOU'D HAVE TO GO
UNDER?...[LAUGH] NOT QUITE, I
MEAN I THOUGHT I DID,
BUT IT'S LIKE AN ONION, YOU
START PEELING THE LAYERS, AND
YOU FIND OUT MORE AND MORE. THE
BONES OF THE
STRUCTURE WERE GREAT, BUT IT
TOOK A LOT OF PEELING TO GET
DOWN TO THE BONES MEDIUM / : ))
THEY'VE REMOVED THE CONCRETE
FRONT WALL, AND REPLACED IT WITH
GLASS. THEY'VE INSTALLED A NEW
BREWERY SYSTEM, HAVE PLANS FOR A
KITCHEN, AND AT SOME POINT SAYS
THEY'LL ADD A ROOFTOP BAR.
(( GLORIA STEWART, LIVES IN
NEIGHBORHOOD . WITH THE
PARK OVER HERE, WE NEED ALL
THIS/ : ))
UP UNTIL MID-CENTURY FORD CARS
WERE STORED
HERE....THEN IN THE 1960'S
DOUBLE 8---KNOWN THEN AS 7-11
SUPER MARKET
MOVED IN...AND THEY STAYED HERE
UNTIL 2 YEARS AGO. THE RED
LETTERING STILL ON THE ROOFTOP.
WHILE THE VIEW FROM HERE IS
CHANGING...A FEW BLOCKS AWAY AT
29TH AND MLK, IT REMAINS THE
SAME
(( REV. CHARLES HARRISON, BARNES
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH. YOU HEAR RUMORS OFTEN
THAT SOMETHING IS GOING TO
HAPPEN IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD, A
GROCERY
STORE IS GOING TO COME. BUT
WE'VE BEEN HEARING IT NOW FOR A
YEAR AND HALF AND WE STILL DON'T
HAVE A GROCERY
STORE / : ))
REVEREND CHARLES HARRISON OF
BARNES UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH SAYS WHEN IT'S
DOUBLE 8 CLOSED IT
CREATED A FOOD DESERT...ONE THAT
HE SAYS IS ONLY GETTING WORSE.
THE DOUBLE 8 CLOSING WHERE HAPPY
BREWING IS OPENING UP ALSO
CREATED A FOOD DESERT
((DONNA O'REA, LIVES NEARBY. I
THINK IT WOULD BE A REALLY
GREAT PLACE FOR ANOTHER GROCERY
STORE THAT DOES LIKE A WHOLE
FOODS / : ))
((GABE SOUKUP, OWNER HAPPY
BREWING. HOPEFULLY WE'LL BE
BRINGING AN ASSET TO THE
COMMUNITY THAT EVERYBODY CAN
ENJOY CLOSE / : ))
(HOWARD)
SOUKUP DID SAY THAT HE KNOWS FOR
A FACT THERE'S PLANS TO
PUT A GROCERY STORE SOMEWHERE IN
THIS
NEIGHBORHOOD, BUT HE DIDN'T SAY
WHERE. THIS ISN'T THE ONLY
FORMER
DOUBLE 8 UNDERGOING A
RENOVATION. WE'LL SHOW YOU PLANS
FOR A STORE IN SOUTH BROAD
RIPPLE COMING UP AT 6. LIVE IN
BUTLER TARKINGTON HOWARD MONROE
24 HOUR NEWS 8
(PHIL)
HOWARD, WHEN DOES HAPPY BREWING
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Cartoons for Kids Subway Surfers COLORS Vs Temple Run Oz Learn Colors Animated Series for Android - Duration: 10:12.
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Prayer vigil underway for missing Portage woman - Duration: 1:42.
PRAYER VIGIL IS BEING HELD FOR
A WOMAN WHO WENT MISSING FROM
KALAMAZOO. IT'S BEEN 2 WEEKS
SINCE SHE WAS LAST SEEN
LEAVING HER HOME.
3
3
EMILY:..44 YEAR OLD THERESA
LOCKHART GREW UP IN THE GRAND
RAPIDS AREA.THE SERVICE IS
BEING HELD IN KENTWOOD.
3
3
EMILY:..24 HOUR NEWS 8'S
HEATHER WALKER IS THERE LIVE.
3
HEATHER:..HEATHER: (TALK ABOUT
TURN OUT...WHAT'S HAPPENING
NOW) THIS IS HAPPENING AT AT
MARY MAGDALEN IN KENTWOOD,
WHICH IS THERESA LOCKHART'S
FORMER CHURCH.
3
WE ARE TOLD SHE MOVED TO THE
KALAMAZOO AREA A FEW YEARS AGO
WHEN SHE MARRIED CHRISTOPHER
LOCKHART . WE ARE TOLD SHE
WORKED AS AN ADJUNCT PROFESSOR
AT KALAMAZOO VALLEY COMMUNITY
COLLEGE AND TAUGHT HIGH SCHOOL
SPANISH AT SCHOOLCRAFT
COMMUNITY SCHOOLS BEFORE SHE
DISAPPEARED.
3
IT'S BEEN EXACTLY 2 WEEKS
SONCE SHE WAS LAST SEEN
LEAVING HER HOME IN PORTAGE.
PORTAGE PUBLIC SAFETY TELLS US
BY HER HUSBAND SAW HER LEAVE
THE HOUSE AT 10 PM. HER
VEHICLE WAS FOUND A FEW MILES
FROM THE HOME. BUT SHE WASN'T
INSIDE.
3
PUBLIC SAFETY SAYS THAT AREA
AND HER HOME HAVE BEEN
SEARCHED 4 TIMES WITH A
HELICOPTER AND DOGS THE
44-YEAR-OLD IS 5 FOOT FIVE AND
AROUND 115 POUNDS BROWN HAIR
AND EYES AND WEARS GLASSES.
3
HEATHER:..
3
IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION
ABOUT HER WHEREABOUTS CONTACT
PORTAGE PUBLIC SAFETY. PUTTING
LIGHT AND KENTWOOD HEATHER
WALKER 24 HOUR NEWS 8.
3
3
SUE:..THANKS HEATHER
3
3
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Leon Tripp avoids court appearance as search for LaTania Carwell expands - Duration: 1:32.
BARCLAY:
WE CONTINUE THIS NOON WITH A
MISSING PERSONS CASE WE'VE BEEN
FOLLOWING FOR THE PAST SIX
WEEKS.
16-YEAR-OLD LATANIA CARWELL WAS
LAST SEEN LEAVING HER HOME
IN AUGUSTA WITH HER STEPFATHER
LEON TRIPP. TRIPP WAS ARRESTED
IN ATLANTA IN CONNECTION WITH
HER DISAPPEARANCE.
THE TEEN'S MOTHER HAS ALSO BEEN
ARRESTED FOR HINDERING THE
INVESTIGATION AND REMAINS BEHIND
BARS IN RICHMOND COUNTY.
BARCLAY:
WE GO LIVE NOW TO NEWSCHANNEL
6'S RENETTA DUBOSE WHO IS IN
FULTON
COUNTY WHERE LEON TRIPP WAS
SCHEDULED TO APPEAR IN COURT
THIS
MORNING.
RENETTA - WHAT DID THE JUDGE
HAVE TO SAY?
RENETTA:
RENETTA: LEON TRIPP'S ATTORNEY
ACTUALLY WAIVED HIS RIGHT TO
APPEAR IN
COURT SO WE NEVER SAW HIM THIS
MORNING. WE DID, HOWEVER, HAVE
A
CHANCE TO HEAR WHAT THE JUDGE
HAD TO SAY.
LEON TRIPP WAS SUPPOSED TO
APPEAR IN JUDGE KAREN WOODSON'S
COURT FOR A FELONY PROBATION
REVOCATION. SINCE HIS ATTORNEY
WAIVED
HIS RIGHT TO APPEAR, WE NEVER
SAW TRIPP. BUT JUDGE WOODSON
SAYS HE
WILL CONTINUE HIS PROBATION
BECAUSE HE HAS A HOLD FROM
RICHMOND
COUNTY.FOR KIDNAPPING AROUND
APRIL 17. THAT HOLD MEANS THAT
RICHMOND COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
CAN EXTRADITE HIM FROM FULTON
COUNTY TO HANDLE THAT CASE. HE
WOULD COME BACK TO FULTON COUNTY
TO FACE HIS
PROBATION REVOCATION AT A LATER
DATE.
RENETTA:
TRIPP'S STEPDAUGHTER, LATANIA IS
STILL MISSING. AND AT
THIS POINT THERE HAVE BEEN
LITTLE TO NO LEADS IN THE CASE.
RENETTA:
WE ARE STAYING IN ATLANTA TODAY
AND WILL FOLLOW THIS CASE FOR
NEWSCHANNEL 5
AT 5. LIVE IN ATLANTA, RENETTA
DUBOSE, WJBFNC6 BACK TO
YOU.
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St. Pete police searching for suspect who stabbed cab driver, left him to die - Duration: 1:53.
PARENTS WHO CONTINUE TO
WORRY. FRUSTRATING FOR A LOT
OF FAMILIES.
JAMEL LANEE' LIVE IN ST.
PETERSBURG.
STABBED AND LEFT TO DIE.
PEOPLE WHO KNEW A CAB DRIVER
KILLED IN A PARKING SPOT IN ST.
PETERSBURG ARE STUNNED.
COREY DAVIS JOINS US AT THE
INTERSECTION OF 38th AVENUE AND
20th STREET.
Reporter: GOOD EVENING.
RIGHT NOW, THERE ARE SO MANY
QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS CASE.
WHY DID THIS HAPPEN AND WHO IS
RESPONSIBLE FOR THAT KILLING AT
THE CITGO GAS STATION?
A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE CALLING
THIS BRUTAL AND HEARTLESS.
SAID TO BE A NICE MAN TRYING TO
MAKE A LIVING, JOHN HUTCHENS'S
NEIGHBOR KNEW HIM TO BE A GOOD
GUYS.
HE WAS A NICE PERSON.
I HAVE NO COMPLAINTS TO HIM.
Reporter: HE SPOKE WITH
HUTCHENS OVER THE PHONE 3 HOURS
BEFORE HE WAS ATTACKED.
HUTCHENS, FOUND DEAD IN THIS
PARKING LOT AROUND 1 AM ON
THURSDAY.
POLICE TELL US SOMEONE STABBED
HIM AND THEN TOOK OFF IN THE
CAB HE WAS DRIVING.
I AM SORRY THAT HAPPENED TO
HIM.
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT.
Reporter: A WITNESS
DESCRIBED SEEING A SCUFFLE AND
HEARING HUTCHENS CRY FOR HELP.
HE TRIED HIS BEST TO SAVE
HUTCHENS LIFE.
HE WAS LIKE I'M DYING, I'M
DYING AND HE TOOK HIS LAST
BREATH.
THAT WAS IT.
Reporter: POLICE TELL US THE
PERSON ABANDONED THE CAB 5
MINUTES DOWN THE ROAD NEAR 47th
NORTH AND 71st.
SOME PERSON LIKE THAT, WE
DON'T NEED THEM.
WE NEED GOOD PERSONS, NOT BAD.
TRUCK THAT MAY WERE ALSO TOLD
US HUTCHENS LIVED ALONE AND
THAT HIS FAMILY IS HALFWAY
ACROSS THE COUNTRY IN ILLINOIS
DEALING WITH THIS.
POLICE ARE STILL TRYING TO
FIGURE OUT WHO DID THIS AND
THEY ARE ALSO DETERMINING
WHETHER THERE IS ANY
SURVEILLANCE VIDEO THAT MIGHT
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Sentencing underway for Navy officer who shared military secrets - Duration: 2:24.
(ANITA) A NAVY
LIETUENANT COMMANDER WAS
BACK IN COURT TODAY FOR
SENTENCING. (CHRIS)
EDWARD LIN PLEADED GUILTY
LAST MONTH TO SHARING
SECRET INFORMATION WITH
SEVERAL AGENTS OF FOREIGN
POWERS - INCLUDING A
WOMAN WHO ENDED UP BEING
AN UNDERCOVER F-B-I
AGENT.
(ANITA) TEN ON YOUR
SIDE'S JASON MARKS WAS
THERE. HE JOINS US LIVE
NOW FROM NAVAL STATION
NORFOLK
(JASON) A LONG DAY HERE
AT COURT AND THERE IS
STILL HOURS OF TESTIMONY.
THE JUDGE THOUGH WON'T
DECIDE LIN'S FATE UNTIL
TOMORROW.
IN THIS UNASSUMING
BUILDING AT NAVAL STATION
NORFOLK-- A SAILOR WILL
SOON LEARN HIS FATE FOR
SHARING NATIONAL DEFENSE
INFORMATION WITH FOREIGN
COUNTRIES.
INSIDE-- LT. COMMANDER
EDWARD LIN SITS SILENT IN
A COURTROOM. PROSECUTORS
AND DEFENSE ATTORNEY ARE
MAKING THEIR FINAL
ARGUMENTS IN THE CASE THE
SAILOR WHO PLEADED GUILTY
TO FEDERAL ESPIONAGE.
TODAY IN COURT-- NCIS AND
FBI AGENTS TOOK THE
STAND-- TELLING THE JUDGE
ABOUT THEIR INTERACTION
TODAY IN COURT-- NCIS AND
FBI AGENTS TOOK THE
STAND-- TELLING THE JUDGE
ABOUT THEIR INTERACTION
WITH LIN. NCIS SAYS IT
FOUND EMAILS LIN SENT TO
TAIWANESE
OFFICIALS. THE AGENT
SAID EVIDENCE WAS FOUND
THAT LIN ATTACHED US
MILITARY DOCUMENTS IN
THOSE EMAILS
AND AT ONE POINT WENT TO
TAIWAN TO MEET THE
COUNTRY'S NAVY VICE
ADMIRAL.
LIN HAD TOLD NAVY
OFFICIALS HE WAS TAKING
LEAVE TO HEAD BACK HOME
TO ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA
BUT
INSTEAD LEFT THE COUNTRY.
FBI AGENTS SAY LIN
ADMITTED TO SHARING
INFORMATION WITH SEVERAL
WOMEN WHO HAD POLITICAL
CONNECTIONS TO TAIWAN AND
CHINA.
HE EVEN PAID ONE WOMAN 43
THOUSAND DOLLARS. LIN
TOLD AGENTS HE SENT THE
MONEY BECAUSE HE WAS
ROMANTICALLY INVOLVED
WITH HER. LIN ALSO SHARED
INFORMATION WITH WOMAN
WHO ENDED UP BEING AN
UNDERCOVER FBI AGENT. HE
WAS ARRESTED AT AN
AIRPORT ON HIS WAY TO
CHINA BUT ONCE AGAIN TOLD
THE NAVY HE WAS HEADED TO
VIRGINIA.
THE NAVY LT. COMMANDER
PLEADED GUILTY TO
MISHANDLING CLASSIFIED
INFORMATION,
COMMUNICATING NATIONAL
DEFENSE INFORMATION,
FAILING TO REPORT FOREIGN
CONTACTS, WHICH IS WHICH
IS MANDATORY FOR OFFICERS
AND LYING ABOUT WHERE HE
WAS GOING ON LEAVE.
(JASON) LIN IS EXPECTED
TO READ A LENGTHY
STATEMENT IN THE MORNING.
THE JUDGE WILL THEN MADE
A DECISION. LIN FACES
MORE THAN 30 YEARS BEHIND
BARS. LIVE AT NAVAL
STATION NORFOLK JASON
MARKS
10 ON YOUR SIDE.
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Wake Held For 9/11 First Responder Who Died Of Cancer - Duration: 2:11.
ONE OF NEW YORK'S BRAVEST HE
WORK UNTIL THE END TO HELP
FELLOW FIRST RESPONDERS.
CBS 2'S CAROLYN GUSOFF REPORTS
FROM EAST MEADOW.
AND SALUTE!
Reporter: A SALUTE TO RAY
PFEIFER'S FAMILY WHO RODE OUT
THE JOURNEY WITH HIM AN FDNY
FIRST RESPONDERS WHO WORKED
MONTHS ON THE TOXIC PILE AT
GROUND ZERO AND AS A RESULT
BATTLED CANCER FOR EIGHT
YEARS.
ALL WHILE ON A QUEST TO CREATE
GOOD FROM HORROR.
I THINK IT'S THE ATROCITY
AND WHAT HE LIVED THROUGH AND
WHEN HE GOT CANCER, HE FIGURED
OUT WHAT HIS PURPOSE WAS.
NOTHING, NOTHING STOPPED HIM.
I ALWAYS SAY, UM, DO THE
RIGHT THING EVEN WHEN NOBODY
IS LOOKING.
Reporter: WE TALKED TO
PFEIFER WEEKS AGO IN HOSPICE.
HE RAISED MONEY FOR THIS
TRANSPORT VAN FOR OTHER SICK
FIRST RESPONDERS.
THAT VAN NOW AT THE EAST
MEADOW FIREHOUSE WHERE HE
VOLUNTEERED SINCE HIS TEENS.
HUNDREDS HERE AT HIS WAKE.
AMONG THEM, A MARINE WITH
BATTLEFIELD-RELATED CANCER WHO
NEVER MET PFEIFER.
I LOOK AT THE WORK THAT
THEY HAVE DONE TO HELP OTHER
FAMILIES AND IT MAKES ME FEEL
LIKE I CAN DO THAT.
Reporter: SO YOU HAD TO BE
HERE?
YES.
Reporter: PFEIFER HUMBLY
DUBBED HIMSELF THE POSTER
CHILD FOR THE ZADROGA ACT THAT
SECURED HEALTHCARE FOR TENS OF
THOUSANDS OF RECOVERY WORKERS.
HIS DEATH COINCIDING WITH THIS
WEEK'S ANNOUNCEMENT THAT
RECOVERY WORKERS WILL GET A
PERMANENT DEDICATION AT GROUND
ZERO.
WHEN WE GO THERE, THAT
MAKES ME FEEL PATRIOTIC.
THAT MAKES ME FEEL AMERICAN.
THAT MAKES ME FEEL THAT I WAS
PART OF SOMETHING SPECIAL.
Reporter: PFEIFER
EPITOMIZING THAT SOMETHING BY
GIVING MORE THAN HE TOOK WITH
A BUCKET LIST FILLED WITH ACTS
OF KINDNESS.
THERE'S MANY PEOPLE OUT
THERE THAT IDOLIZE SPORTS --
YOU KNOW, SPORTS PLAYERS AND
CELEBRITIES.
WE NEED TO IDOLIZE PEOPLE LIKE
RAY.
RAY PFEIFER IS THE GREATEST
PERSON EVER.
THE OVERWHELMING DESIRE TO
HELP EVERYONE, THAT'S THE KIND
OF GUY HE WAS.
Reporter: THIS ANTIQUE FIRE
TRUCK A GIFT FROM HIS SIX
SIBLINGS.
PFEIFER RESTORED IT A LABOR OF
LOVE WHILE HE STRUGGLED WITH
CANCER.
TOMORROW WILL SERVE AS A
UNIQUE HEARSE FOR AN
EXTRAORDINARY MAN.
IN EAST MEADOW, LONG ISLAND,
CAROLYN GUSOFF, CBS 2 NEWS.
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Fair Funding for Devon's Schools - Duration: 1:38.
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Severe thunderstorm brings back memories for some Springfield residents - Duration: 1:49.
WELCOME TO 22NEWS AT FIVE.
I'M TAMARA SACHARCZYK...
TAMARA:
IT'S BEEN 6-YEARS SINCE A
POWERFUL TORNADO, DESTROYED
ENTIRE STREETS IN
SPRINGFIELD.
THE EAST FOREST PARK
NEIGHBORHOOD HAS UNDERGONE SOME
SERIOUS CHANGES.
22NEWS REPORTER MATT CARON IS
LIVE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WITH A LOOK
AT THE BEFORE, AND AFTER.
MATT:
THIS IS THE AFTER...TAKE A LOOK.
HOMES REBUILT, NEW CONSTRUCTION.
RIGHT NOW IT'S SUNNY AND YOU CAN
HEAR THE BIRDS CHIRPING.
THE PRODUCT OF SIX YEARS OF
REBUILDING.
THIS WAS THE BEFORE.
AN ENTIRE NEIGHBORHOOD LEVELED.
THIS TRUCK TURNED UPSIDE
DOWN...BUT IT WAS MORE THAN THE
THINGS.
PEOPLE'S LIVES WERE TURNED
UPSIDE DOWN.
HELEN TUZZIO RECALLED HER STORY
FOR 22NEWS AND SHOWED US THIS
PICTURE OF WHAT HER NEIGHBORHOOD
LOOKED LIKED AFTER SHE EMERGED
FROM
HER SPOT OF SAFETY.
SOME SCARS STILL REMAIN, BOTH
PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL AND
YESTERDAY'S SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS
BROUGHT BACK THE HORRIFYING
MEMORIES OF JUNE 1ST, 2011.
HELEN TUZZIO, SPRINGFIELD:
EVERY STORM YOU WORRY. I RAN
OUTSIDE AND LOOKED
AT ALL THE CLOUDS AND YES, YOU
DO WORRY,
BUT THANK GOD YOU DON'T HAVE THE
TREES NOW. IF
ANYTHING WERE TO HAPPEN WE KNOW
NO TREES ARE GOING TO COME
CRASHING DOWN.
MATT:
FAMILIES WHO LIVED IN THIS
NEIGHBORHOOD FOR DECADES SAW IT
DESTROYED IN
SECONDS.
MATT:
WE NOTICED SEVERAL OF THE NEW
HOMES ARE NOW FOR SALE AS A NEW
GENERATION OF
PEOPLE MOVE INTO THE
NEIGHBORHOOD WHO DID NOT LIVE
THROUGH THAT DAY ON
PENNSYLANIA ANEVNUE.
IN SPRINGFIELD, MATT CARON
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Spotty T'showers for Friday - Duration: 3:24.
WITH CHIEF
METEOROLOGIST JOE CALHOUN.
JO WELCOME TO SUMMER.
IF THIS IS SUMMER, I WILL KEEP
IT ALL SUMMER LONG.
YOU CAN S JUST PATCHY CLOUDS,
GENERALLY BLUE SKIES.
A GORGEOUS EVENING.
76 RIGHT NOW.
A LITTLE BIT OF A NORTHWEST
BREEZE.
I THINK IT WILL BE BREEZIER THAN
TOMORROW.
HERE'S THE STORY.
LOOK AT THE DEW POINTS.
WHEN THEY ARE IN THE 40'S, IT IS
VERY DRY FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR.
TYPICALLY, WE ARE NEAR 60.
UP TO 70, THAT'S WHEN WE START
TO FEEL THE HOT AND HUMID
WEATHER.
NOT TODAY.
IT IS COMFORTABLE WITH THE
NORTHWESTERLY BREEZE.
THROUGH THE EVENING HOURS,
MAINLY HERE AND COMFORTABLE.
THE WIND WILL START TO DIMINISH.
TONIGHT, COMFORTABLY COOL, INTO
THE MID-50'S TO MAYBE NEAR 60 IN
A FEW SPOTS.
TOMORROW LOOKS SUNNY AGAIN.
IN THE AFTERNOON, CLOUDS COULD
BILLOW UP.
IT WILL BE BREEZY.
TEMPERATURES IN THE 70'S.
THERE'S A LITTLE DISTURBANCE,
KIND OF A RIPPLE.
THAT COULD CAUSE AN AFTERNOON
THUNDERSHOWER IN SPOTS.
IT WILL NOT BE WIDESPREAD.
POLLEN COUNT WILL BE BACK UP
TOMORROW.
IT IS BACK TO A HIGH LEVEL.
UV INDEX, YOU WANT A HAT AND
SUNGLASSES, SUNBLOCK GOING.
HERE'S THE PATTERN.
THIS CLOUD PATTERN OVER
PRESIDENT CANADA.
AN AREA OF LOW PRESSURE.
RIGHT NOW WE ARE IN BETWEEN
LITTLE SYSTEMS.
THERE IS NO HUMIDITY WITH THIS
AIR.
IT'S ALMOST LIKE SPOKES ON A
WHEEL.
ONE WILL COME IN TOMORROW, ONE
TOMORROW NIGHT.
THEY ARE MINOR.
RIGHT NOW, WE ARE DRY.
WATCH WHAT HAPPENS WITH
TEMPERATURES ACROSS THE VALLEY.
WE WILL START TO SEE THE
TEMPERATURE SLIP.
INTO THE 60'S THIS EVENING.
INTO THE 50'S OVERNIGHT.
TOMORROW, ANOTHER GREAT DAY.
WE GET BACK INTO THE MID-70'S.
POP-UP THUNDERSTORMS COULD COME
THROUGH.
ANOTHER WEEK DISTURBANCE COULD
BRING A SHOWER.
I THINK SATURDAY, ANOTHER NICE
DAY.
MID-SEVENTIES AGAIN.
THERE WILL BE SHOWERS AROUND
FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND INTO THE
EVENING.
CHANCE OF SHOWERS AGAIN MONDAY.
WE GET BACK INTO A COOLER THAN
AVERAGE PATTERN WITH MORE CLOUDS
AND SCATTERED SHOWERS, MAYBE
INTO MIDWEEK, BEFORE IT STARTS
DRYING OUT THE LETTER PART OF
NEXT WEEK DURING IN THE
MEANTIME, ENJOY IT.
IT'S VERY NICE.
UNLESS, OF COURSE, YOU'RE STUCK
IN TRAFFIC.
THEN IT'S NOT NICE.
CORINNE: TRAFFIC MAKES IT NOT SO
NICE, BUT AT LEAST YOU CAN ROLL
DOWN THE WINDOWS.
LEBANON COUN COMMUNITY --
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Still waiting for Obama to be quiet - politics - Duration: 5:33.
Still waiting for Obama to be quiet
Those who idolize former President Barack Obama believe he is everything President Trump
is not.
He has a thoughtful manner, and was not just professorial in lecturing the public but was
indeed a former professor.
Even Trump's most fervent supporters would not suggest their man has a professorial and
learned demeanor.
Indeed, he is liked in part because he lacks those qualities, coming across as ready to
brush aside those academic niceties and get down to action.
Obama also famously disdains drama � one of his nicknames was No Drama Obama � whereas
his successor seems to thrive on it.
Comedians found Obama difficult to mock, but late-night comedy can't get enough of Trump.
(This says as much about celebrity politics, of course.
Celebrities flocked to Obama, and even pledged allegiance to him, yet now pride themselves
on being part of the self-aggrandized #Resistance to Trump.)
In short, Obama was cool.
Trump is not.
This difference has, however, led to a big mistake in assessing Obama.
Because of his cool, his professorial demeanor, and his thoughtful air, supporters ascribe
to Obama an enduring streak of propriety.
They think him innocent of arrogance and self-regard, qualities for which they detest Trump.
But Obama's demeanor is a camouflage for an ego and a demand for attention every bit as
overweening as Trump's.
Throughout his presidency and since, Obama displayed his own gaucherie.
An early example was in 2009 when Democrats feared they faced another 1994-style wave
election � they did indeed � because of the deeply unpopular healthcare law they were
foisting on the country.
"Well," said Obama smugly, apparently to calm their nerves, "the big difference here and
in '94 was you've got me."
His presence, he claimed, would stop the rising tide of Republican support.
Trump could not have said anything more arrogant.
And, as history recalls, Obama couldn't stop the ride of GOP votes any more than he could
fulfill his messianic claim of stopping sea levels from rising.
But there are far more recent examples of Obama massive self-regard, and his belief
that decorum and tradition don't apply to him.
Last week, he essentially trolled Trump during the president's first official trip abroad.
When Trump was with NATO leaders in Brussels, Obama made his own visit to Germany, there
to be feted by Chancellor Angela Merkel.
His invitation to this event to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation
had been delivered a year earlier, but he accepted the invitation only a month ago,
in full knowledge that he would be coinciding with Trump's own visit with Merkel, which
could be expected to be less cordial.
It is impossible to believe anything other than that Obama accepted with the express
purpose of creating a contrast that would put Trump at a disadvantage.
This is not what a genuinely decorous former president does.
To no one's surprise, Obama's choice to make this trip encourage comparisons by news media
whose darling he is.
They gleefully portrayed him as upstaging a sitting president.
As if to make plain his animus toward his successor, Obama took swipes at Trump saying,
for example, Americans "can't hide behind a wall" in order to isolate themselves from
the world's problems.
Obama helped Merkel, who is in the midst of an election campaign, as she suggested to
an anti-American German electorate that the country and Europe could no longer rely on
the United States.
(It should be remembered, however, that she said much the same thing when Obama was president,
so the truth, if not her intentions, are doubtful).
But she decided that it would help her to campaign against Trump, and Obama lent her
a hand.
It was at a campaign rally, after all, that she said, "we Europeans must really take our
destiny into our own hands."
Trump's approach to Europe is controversial.
He has taken a hard line with allies in pressing them to pay their agreed share of NATO costs.
Obama has the same legal right as any American to criticize his president, but as a former
president he has a higher responsibility to let his successor govern, and to help him
succeed if he can.
He should certainly not be preening and burnishing his reputation using the current president
has his foil.
It is a cheap, unbecoming and tawdry way to behave.
President George W. Bush waited years before commenting on Obama's presidency, explaining
in 2009 that his successor "deserves my silence."
And when he did break that silence, Bush didn't do it while parading with foreign leaders.
Professor Obama sometimes referred to events as "teaching moments."
This is another one.
It is to be hoped that he learns to get off the stage � he's had his time � and to
maintain
a more dignified silence.
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Relief On The Way For Tarrant County Drivers - Duration: 1:42.
REPORTING LIVE IN FORT WORTH,
MARYANN MARTINEZ, CBS 11 NEWS.
RELIEF FOR SOME TRAFFIC.
ONE INTERSECTION WAS IDENTIFIED
AS MEETING A LITTLE BIT OF A
MAKE OVER.
OUR TRAFFIC EXPERT SHOWS US
WHERE IT IS AND A SOLUTION THAT
COULD HELP RELIEVE THE CROWDS.
THE COALITION IS MADE UP OF
LOCAL LODERS ARE.
THEIR THREE MAIN PRIORITIES
RIGHT NOW ARE 35W AS WELL AS
183 AND AIRPORT FREEWAY THAT
LODES TO THE BEDTORD AREA.
AND NEAR THE INTERCEPTION OF
287, I-20, AND LOOP 820
INTERSTATE.
SO THIS IS A THEY AMAJOR
PORTION OF ROADWAY WHICH SEES A
LOT OF TRAFFIC EACH DAY.
IT IS THE MOST TRAVELED PORTION
OF 20 THAT STRETCHES ALL THE
WAY FROM EL BASO TO ATLANTA,
JO, GEORGE.
DIRECT LANES WHETHER OR NOT
WILL TAKE THE PEOPLE UP TO 8
WERE.
THEY CAN GET?
IN A DEDICATED LANE.
PEOPLE COMING NOT FROM 20 AND
WHO WANT TO STAY ON 20 CAN BE
DIRECT.
SO WITH THIS BEING SAID,
HEAVILY TRAVELED AREA, THE HOPE
AS JUDGE WHITLEY SAYS IS TO
MAKE DIRECT CONNECTORS.
THE DIRECT CONNECTOR LANES WILL
TAKE YOU FROM 287 SHOO WITHOUT
HAVING TO HOP ON 20 AND ALSO
WOULD ALLOW PEOPLE WHO STAY ON
20.
THEY WOULD BE ABLE TO STAY IN
LANES THAT ARE ON 20.
WHILE THIS MAY BE A SIMPLE
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Billion Dollar Makeover Needed For I-35W In Tarrant County - Duration: 1:50.
REVIEWING THE TRIAL AND
EVIDENCE SHE DOES NOT BELIEVE
THE OTHER JURY WILL REACH A
UNANIMOUS DECISION.
IF YOU TRAVEL EVERY DAY,
YOU KNOW TRAFFIC CAN GET REALLY
BAD AT TIMES.
A BILLION DOLLAR MAKE OVERCOULD
HELP.
THAT IS A BIG PRICE TAG.
CBS 21'S TRAFFIC EXPERT TALKED
WITH LOCAL AND REGIONAL LEADER
WHO IS SAY CHANGES ARE NEEDED
TO CONTINUE ECONOMIC GROWTH
HERE IN TARRANT COUNTY.
IF YOU TRAVEL ON 35W IN THE
TARRANT COUNTY AREA, YOU KNOW
THAT RIGHT NOW, YOUR DRIVE IS
LIKELY PLAGUED WITH
CONSTRUCTION.
THAT IS BECAUSE THERE ARE THREE
PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION PLANS IN
PLACE FOR 35W, THE FIRST OF
WHICH STRETCHES FROM 30 ALL THE
WAY UP TO NORTH LOOP 820.
THIS PORTION IS EXPECTED TO BE
COMPLETED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE
WHICH IS JUST OVER A YEAR FROM
NOW.
THEY INCLUDE SMOOTHING AND
MANAGED TOLLWAYS IN THE AREA.
THEN THE SECOND PHASE OF
CONSTRUCTION IS ALREADY STARTED
AS WELL, BUT WE'LL BE DONE A
LITTLE BIT LATER.
IT STRETCHES FROM NORTH LOOP
820 TO THE 287 SPLIT.
THAT PORTION WILL BE DONE A
LITTLE BIT LATER IN 2018 OR
2019.
THE CONTRACTS ARE ALREADY BEING
APPROVED FOR PORTION THREE
WHICH STRETCHES FROM THE 287
SPLIT ALL THE WAY UP TO
ALLIANCE AIRPORT.
THE MAIN GOAL OF THIS PORTION
IS TO CONNECT 35W UP TO DENTON
COUNTY AND GET RID OF THE
CONGESTION IN THE TARRANT
COUNTY AND NORTH FORTWORTH
AREA.
RIGHT NOW, THIS AREA HAS SEEN
AN ESTIMATED GROWTH OF 50,000
JOBS.
TARRANT COUNTY LEADERS.
IF YOU LOOK AT PA, S. THIS
WHOLE ALLIANCE AREA HAS BEEN
MADE POSSIBLE BY THE
IMPROVEMENTS THAT OCCURRED
ALONG 35.
SO WHILE IT MAY TAKE A
WHILE FOR ALL THE ORANGE CONES
TO GO AWAY.
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6-Year-Old Boy Donates $900 In Birthday Money To 'Cops For Kids With Cancer' - Duration: 1:24.
TONIGHT A SPECIAL GIFT FROM
A VERY SPECIAL LITTLE BOY.
MASON HERE DIDN'T WANT A SINGLE
BIRTHDAY PRESENT THIS YEAR, BUT
HE DID HAVE A BIRTHDAY WISH.
AND HE MIGHT BE ONLY 6 YEARS
OLD, BUT HE KNOWS THE POWER OF
GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY.
REPORTER: AT 6 YEARS OLD
MASON ADAMS IS A KID OF FEW
WORDS.
PRETTY FUN.
REPORTER: FUN TIMES HE'S HAD
OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF MONTHS
AND A MEMORABLE MARK HE'S MADE.
FOR HIS BIRTHDAY PARTY HE
WANTED TO MAKE A DONATION TO
THE GLOUCESTER POLICE
DEPARTMENT.
REPORTER: ALL FOR A SPECIAL
ORGANIZATION, COPS FOR KIDS
WITH CANCER STARTED BY A FORMER
BOSTON POLICE CAPTAIN WHO
ULTIMATELY LOST HIS BATTLE WITH
A DISEASE.
HE'S JUST A KID THAT WANTS
TO BE A COP WHEN HE GROWS UP.
REPORTER: AND HE'S ALREADY
DOING GROWN UP THINGS,
COLLECTING $900 THROUGH A GO
FUND ME PAGE IN LIEU OF
BIRTHDAY PRESENTS HE PRESENTED
THE CHECK.
WE THINK THIS WAS A GREAT
JOB BY YOU MASON, THANK YOU
VERY MUCH.
REPORTER: AND RECEIVED A
CITATION FROM THE MAYOR.
YOU'RE THE YOUNGER PERSON I
EVER GAVE A CITATION TO.
HE'S YOUNG AND DOESN'T
UNDERSTAND A LOT OF IT, BUT HIS
HEART WAS IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
REPORTER: HIS IMPACT WAS A
LASTING ONE, AND EVEN THOUGH
HIS WORDS ARE FEW.
THANKS.
REPORTER: THAT'S EXACTLY THE
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Legislators push for more Matthew funding - Duration: 1:35.
.
A PLEA FOR MORE FUNDING TO
REBUILD.
TODAY MARKS THE OFFICIAL START
OF HURRICANE SEASON AND
THOUSANDS ARE FAR FROM RECOVERY
FOLLOWING HURRICANE KATRINA --
HURRICANE MATHEW.
THIS IS ONE OF MANY HOMES
STILL.
NEED OF REPAIR.
STATE LEADERS SPOKE DEMANDING
WASHINGTON DO MORE.
THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION DENIED
99% OF THE FUNNG THE GOVERNOR
ASKED.
THAT WOULD GO FOR REBUILDING.
THE MONEY COULD BE AVAILABLE
DURING THE NEXT BUDGET CYCLE.
THOSE OF US WHO ARE IN
ELECTIVE OFFICE HAVE A
RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE SURE THE
ISSUES ARE LIFTED UP AND
THERE'S A PROPER RESPONSE.
A SPOKESMAN FOR TOM TILLIS
SENT US A OP ED.
.
COMING UP AT 6:00.
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Donald Trump Faults Climate Deal For Conceding To 'World's Leading Polluters' | NBC News - Duration: 1:39.
LESS INCOME AND IN MANY CASES MUCH WORSE THAN THAT.
NOT ONLY DOES THIS DEAL SUBJECT OUR CITIZENS TO HARSH ECONOMIC
RESTRICTIONS, BUT IT FAILS TO LIVE UP TO OUR ENVIRONMENTAL
IDEALS. AS SOMEONE THAT CARES DEEPLY
ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT, AND I DO, I CANNOT SUPPORT A DEAL THAT
PUNISHES THE UNITED STATES, WHICH IT DOES.
THE WORLD'S LEADER OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, WHILE
IMPOSING NO MEANINGFUL OBLIGATIONS ON THE WORLD'S
LEADING POLLUTERS. FOR EXAMPLE, UNDER THE
AGREEMENT, CHINA WILL BE ABLE TO INCREASE THESE EMISSIONS BY A
STAGGERING NUMBER OF YEARS, 13. THEY CAN DO WHATEVER THEY WANT
FOR 13 YEARS, NOT US. INDIA MAKES IT'S PARTICIPATION
CONTINGENT ON RECEIVING BILLIONS AND BILLIONS AND BILLIONS OF
DOLLARS IN FOREIGN AIDE FROM DEVELOPED COUNTRIES.
THERE ARE MANY OTHER EXAMPLES, BUT THE BOTTOM LINE IS THAT THE
PARIS ACCORD IS
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