Waching daily Feb 4 2017

PREPORTER: PAUL GARCIA WAS ONE OF

PTHE MOST WANTED MEN IN NEW

PMEXICO.

PWE SHOWED YOU HIS MUG SHOT MANY

PTIMES INVESTIGATORS WERE

PDESPERATE TO FIND HI

PTHEN SOMEONE RECOGNIZED HIM AND

PPOLICE GOT THE 911 CALL THEY H

PBEEN WAITING FOR

P>> I BELIEVE WE HAVE SOMEBODY

PYOU GUYS ARE LOOKING FOR HERE

PTHE WALMART IN MCDONALD'S.

PREPORTER: IF PAUL GARCIA THOUGHT

PHE WAS GOING TO CHILL AT A

PMCDONALDS INSIDE A WAL-MART

PIT DIDN'T HAPPEN.

PA WOMAN SPOTTED A MAN SHE

PRECOGNIZED FROM THE NEWS.

PSHE DIDN'T KNOW HIS NAME, BUT

PKNEW HE WAS WANTED.

PSHE CALLED 911.

P>> HE'S BEEN ACTING SUSPICIOUS.

PHIS HEAD'S BEEN DOWN THE WHOLE

PTIME TO HIDE HIS FACE.

PAND HE'S BEEN SITTING HERE, BUT

PI DON'T KNOW HOW LONG, I THI

PHE'S BEEN HERE WITHOUT HIM

PGETTING SUSPICIOUS.

PREPORTER: INSTEAD OF BURGERS AND

PFRIES, PAUL GARCIA GOT

PHANDCUFFS.

PTHIS IS POLICE BODY CAMERA VIDEO

POF HIS ARREST INSIDE THE

PMCDONALDS IN EDGEWOOD.

P>> DO YOU HAVE ANY WEAPONS ON

PYOU AT ALL? POLICE SAY JANUA

P18, GARCIA AND ELEXUS GROVES

PWENT ON A CRIME SPREE, STEALIN

PA VAN, CRASHING INTO A CAR,

PKILLING A TEENAGER.

PTHE TEEN'S MOTHER DIED THIS WEEK

PFROM INJURIES IN THE WRECK.

PWEDENSDAY, THE US MARSHAL PUT

POUT A 2 GRAND REWARD F

PGARCIA'S ARREST. THE CITY OF

PALBUQUERQUE AND CRIMESTOPPERS

PKICKED IN ANOTHER $6,000

P>> THE NEXT TIME WE SEE GARCIA'S

PMUG IT WILL BE WITH THE WO

PAPPREHENDED ON IT.

PREPORTER: AND THAT'S EXACTLY

PWHAT HAPPENE

PTHIS IS SURVEILLENCE VIDEO OF

PHIM WALKING AROUND WALMART

PBEFORE HE HEADED INTO THE

PMCDONALDS.

PTHE EDGEWOOD POLICE CHIEF TELLS

PME WHEN THEY GOT THERE HE HA

PHIS HEAD DOWN ON A TABLE NEXT TO

PHIM A BAG OF GRANOLA BARS AND

PCIGARETTES

PHE DIDN'T PUT UP A FIGHT.

PACCORDING TO THE CRIMINAL

PCOMPLAINT, GARCIA AND GROVES

PLITERALLY LEFT A TRAIL OF

PEVIDENCE.

PINCLUDING A COAT, A CELL PHO

PAND A SHOE WHEN BOTH TOOK OFF

PFROM THAT FATAL CRASH LAST

PMONT

PWE'LL HAVE MORE ON THAT COMING

PUP AT 10:00.

PAND WHAT ABOUT THAT REWARD

PMONE

PTHE U.S.

PMARSHAL SAYS THEY'RE SORTING

PTHAT OUT, AND IT'S LIKELY THE

PWOMAN WHO CALLED 911 WILL GET

For more infomation >> Police footage of Paul Garcia's arrest released - Duration: 1:57.

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Plaquemines Parish inmate faces new charges for posting selfies on Facebook - Duration: 2:08.

THE PRISON IN PLAQUEMINES IS IN

A REMOTE PART OF THE PARISH ON

THE EASTBANK IN

POINT-A-LA-HACHE.

BUT THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE SAYS

INMATE MATTHEW SANDERS HAD

CONTACT WITH THE OUTSIDE WOR

FROM INSIDE HIS CELL.

THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE CONFIRM

THAT THESE ARE PICTURES OF

SANDERS TAKEN INSIDE A JAIL CELL

AND THEN POSTED TO HIS PERSONAL

FACEBOOK PAG

IN ONE HE'S ASKING FOR LIKES.

THE 32-YEAR-OLD IS BEING HOUSED

IN PLAQUEMINES FOR AUTO THEFT &

AND TRUNK POSSESSION AS WELL AS

CREDIT CARD FRAUD CONVICTIONS.

SECURITY EXPERT MIKE CAHN SAYS

TAKING SELFIES INSIDE THE JAIL

AND HAVING THEM END UP ONLINE

ALMOST UNHEARD O

>> NOT ONL IS IT CRAZY, IT

SHOWS THE BRAZEN CAPABILITY OF

THESE PEOPLE AND HOW THE JUST A

CARE ANYMORE, AND THEY DON'T

THINK THEY ARE GOING TO GET

CAUGHT.

TRAVERS: THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE

SAYS THE CELL PHONE WAS SEIZED

FROM SANDERS, BUT THEY DO NOT

BELIEVE HE POSTED THE PICTURES

TO FACEBOOK.

INSTEAD, THEY THINK HE SENT THEM

TO HIS GIRLFRIEND WHO POSTED

THEM.

NONE THE LESS, MORE CHARGES

COULD BE ON THE WAY FOR SANDER

>> FOR HIM TO BE COMFORTABLE

TAKING SELFIES, THAT'S

UNBELIEVABLE.

IT'S UNUSUAL, BUT HE'S GOING TO

FIND OUT THAT HE HAS MADE A BIG

MISTAKE.

TRAVERS THIS INVESTIGATION COMES

: AS ABOUT 200 INMATES FROM NEW

ORLEANS ARE BEING TRANSFERRED TO

PLAQUEMINES SO DEPUTIES IN NEW

ORLEANS CAN GET BETTER TRAINING.

AND IN THE PAST, CONTRABAND HELD

BY INMATES IN THE ORLEANS PARISH

JAIL HAS MADE NATIONAL

HEADLINE

IN 2013 THIS VIDEO OF INMATES IN

POSSESSION OF GUNS, DRUGS AND

BOOZE WAS RELEASED

OPSO HAS PUT A PRIORITY ON NOT

ALLOWING CONTRABAND IN A

PLAQUEMINES SAYS IT TAKES THE

MATTER SERIOUSLY AS WELL DESPITE

THIS RECENT ISSU

>> IT' PRETTY UPSETTING,

ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE A VICTIM,

DEPENDING ON THE CRYING HE IS

CHARGED FOR.

HERE IS A CRIMINAL TAKING

For more infomation >> Plaquemines Parish inmate faces new charges for posting selfies on Facebook - Duration: 2:08.

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Milwaukee launches Lead-Safe campaign - Duration: 2:41.

PARENTS TO KNOW THAT THE BATTLE

LINES IN THIS FIGHT ARE NOT AT

CITY HALL BUT IN THEIR OWN

, HOMES.

>> IT IS AN OLD HOME, SO YOU

NEVER KNOW IF IT'S THERE OR NOT.

>

>> WITH THREE GRANDCHILDREN IN

HER HOME, ALL UNDER THE AGE OF

SIX, MARLENA WALKER WORRIES

ABOUT LEAD EXPOSURE.

DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA OF WHAT TO

DO TO PROTECT THE KIDS?

>> NO, NOT REALLY.

>> AND THAT'S THE CONCERN CITY

LEADER'S ARE TRYING TO ADDRESS

WITH A NEW AWARENESS CAMPAIGN

MAKING SURE PARENTS AND

, CAREGIVERS KNOW THE SIMPLE

STEPS THEY CAN TAKE TO REDUCE

EXPOSURE FROM LEAD IN OLDER

WATER SERVICE LINES AND FROM

LEAD PAINT.

>> THERE IS NO SAFE LEVEL OF

LEAD EXPOSURE FOR CHILDREN.

>> HEALTH COMMISSIONER BEVAN

BAKER SAYS WHILE THE CITY HAS

MADE GREAT STRIDES IN REDUCING

LEAD EXPOSURE STILL MORE THAN

, 11% OF KIDS TESTED HAVE HIGH

LEAD LEVELS.

RECENTLY THE SPOTLIGHT HAS BEEN

ON LEAD WATER SERVICE LINES TO

OLDER HOMES, BUT THE BIGGER

CULPRIT REMAINS LEAD PAINT.

DO YOU THINK THE ATTENTION ON

LEAD IN THE WATER OVER THE PAST

YEAR HAS CAUSED THE PUBLIC TO

PERHAPS LOSE SIGHT OF THE BIGGER

CONCERN OF LEAD POISONING?

>> WEEK MADE AN

EDUCATIONAL

EFFORT TO REMIND PEOPLE THAT

THESE ARE SERIOUS ISSUES.

>> THAT'S WHERE THE NEW CAMPAIGN

COMES IN.

BUT SHAE COOPER, THE MOM OF A

2-YEAR-OLD AND FIVE-YEAR-OLD

WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE DONE.

, DO YOU THINK THE CITY IS DOING

ENOUGH TO PROTECT KIDS WHEN IT

COMES TO LEAD EXPOSURE?

>> NO.

NOT SO MUCH, OR IT WOULDN'T BE

AS BAD AS IT IS.

>> HERE IS HOW THIS WILL WORK.

YOU WILL START SEEING

INFORMATIONAL SIGNS ON BUSES.

THERE'S A NEW WEBSITE FOR

PARENTS.

THERE WILL BE INFORMATION ABOUT

HOW TO REDUCE THE RISK OF LEAD

IN YOUR HOME.

THERE IS ALSO A

CITY

INFORMATIONAL VIDEO.

YOU CAN SEE THAT ON OUR WEBSITE,

WISN.COM.

PATRICK: YOU SAID MORE THAN 11%

OF KIDS HAVE HIGH LEAD LEVELS.

HOW DOES THAT COMPARE TO OTHER

CITIES?

>> CITY HEALTH OFFICIALS SAY THE

RATE IN MILWAUKEE IS DROPPING

FASTER THAN OTHER LARGE CITIES

ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

WE MADE A COMPARISON AND TOOK A

LOOK AT CLEVELAND AND CUYAHOGA

COUNTY, OHIO.

IN 2014, THEY HAD 10.2% OF

TESTED CHILDREN WITH ELEVATED

BLOOD-LEAD LEVEL

ONCE AGAIN IN 2015 IN MILWAUKEE

CHILDREN IN THE CITY OF

, MILWAUKEE TESTED AT 11.6%.

BUT HEALTH OFFICIALS SAY THE

NUMBER IS STILL WAY TOO HIGH AND

THEIR GOAL IS TO GET IT DOWN TO

For more infomation >> Milwaukee launches Lead-Safe campaign - Duration: 2:41.

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THE VOICE - I put a spell on you - USA 2016 - Christina Aguilera - Duration: 5:07.

For more infomation >> THE VOICE - I put a spell on you - USA 2016 - Christina Aguilera - Duration: 5:07.

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High-powered assault weapons found, 3 arrested in undercover St. Roch raid - Duration: 1:13.

ESE

ARREST HELP THEM SOLVE OTHER

VIOLENT CRIMES THAT HAPPENED IN

THIS AREA.

>> TO CLOSE FOR COMFORT, I'LL

TELL YOU THAT MUCH.

GINA THAT'S WHAT NEIGHBORS SAY

: ABOUT A RAID AT THIS HOME IN

THE 2300 BLOCK OF MARAIS STREET.

THE UNDERCOVER OPERATION TURNED

UP HIGH POWERED ASSAULT WEAPONS

AND SEVERAL HANDGUNS.

IT ENDED WITH THE ARREST OF

THREE SUSPECTS, ONE OF THEM

WANTED FOR MURDER.

POLICE SAY ERROL KRISH WAS THE

TARGET OF THIS INVESTIGATION.

>> FOR ANY CRIMINALS WHO THINK

THEY ARE GOING TO COMMIT ACTS OF

VIOLENCE IN THIS CITY THIS IS

HOW YOUR STORY ENDS.

GINA POLICE CHIEF MICHAEL

: HARRISON SAYS A MULTI-AGENCY

GANG UNIT WAS WORKING TO GET TO

THE BOTTOM OF AN INCREASE IN

VIOLENT CRIME IN THE 9TH WARD

AND NEW ORLEANS EAST.

WARRANT WITHOUT INCIDENT WE

CAUGHT THESE THREE SUBJECTS

CONFISCATED ALL THESE WEAPONS

NOW THEY ARE BEING INVESTIGATE

FOR US TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR

NOT THEY AE CONNECTED TO ANY

-- DAY OR THESE WEAPONS ARE

CONNECTED TO ANY OTHER CRIMES

THAT MAY HAVE BEEN COMMITTED IN

THE CITY OR ANY WHERE ELSE IN

THIS AREA.

GINA NEIGHBORS IN THE AREA TELL

: US THEY DID NOT SEE THE POLICE

ACTIVITY BUT THEY TRY TO KEEP TO

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FEMA agrees to pay $80 million in post-Katrina infrastructure repairs in Slidell - Duration: 1:49.

>> HERE WE ARE 11 YEARS LATER

AND WE'RE STILL BATTLING KATRINA

INFRASTRUCTURE PROBLEMS.

HEATH: BUT A VICTORY IN THAT

BATTLE FOR THE CITY OF SLIDELL.

FEMA AGREEING TO PAY FOR $20

MILLION IN HAZARD MITIGATION,

AND 60 MILLION IN INFRASTRUCTURE

REPAIRS.

>> VERY BIG DEAL, YOU KNOW, THE

FACT THAT WE, THE COUNCIL AND I

DON'T HAVE TO GO LOOK CITIZENS

IN THE EYE AND SAY WE GOT TO

MAKE THESE REPAIRS AND YOU'RE

GOING TO HAVE TO PAY FOR THEM.

>> IT'S A LOT OF WORK.

I HOPE IT MAKES SOME

IMPROVEMENTS TO HELP OUT THE

SUBDIVISION TO KEEP IT FROM

POSSIBLY FLOODING AGAIN.

HEATH: BEN BARRERE FLOODED

DURING KATRINA, BUT LIKELY MORE

DAMAGE WAS DONE BELOW GROUND,

DAMAGED WATER, DRAINAGE, AND

SEWER LINES.

>> WHEN THE STORM CAME THROUGH,

KATRINA, I GUESS ALL BETS WERE

OFF.

IT JUST CAME ON IN AND FLOODED

EVERYBODY IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD.

>> HEAVY EQUIPMENT MOVING ALL

THE DEBRIS AND EVERYTHING OUT,

IT JUST SHOOK OUR ROADS TO

PIECES AND SHOOK THE

INFRASTRUCTURE UNDERNEATH THE

PIPING UNDERNEATH TO PIECES.

HEATH: THE CITY HIRED ENGINEERS,

WHO PUT VIDEO CAMERAS

UNDERGROUND, IN THE LINES, TO

PROVE THEIR CASE ITS CASE TO

FEMA.

IT TOOK ABOUT 5 YEARS.

BUT NOW THE HEAVY EQUIPMENT IS

ROLLING, PROBLEMS THAT COULDN'T

BEEN SEEN ABOVE GROUND, BEING

REPAIRED.

THIS IS THE FIRST PHASE, $5.4

MILLION IN THE SCHNEIDER CANAL

BASIN, ONE OF FIVE AREAS TO

UPGRADED.

YOU'VE HAD WATER BACK HERE

BEFORE.

>> YES.

UH-HUH.

I HOPE IT TAKES CARE OF IT.

>> WE ACTUALLY HAVE TO PUT THE

MONEY OUT AND REPAIR IT, BUT

THEN WE GET A REIMBURSEMENT FROM

KATRINA.

HEATH: THIS PROJECT UNDERWAY,

THE REST OF THE INFRASTUCTURE

PROJECTS IN DESIGN.

PHASE ONE SHOULD BE COMPLETED IN

APRIL.

THE OVERALL EFFORT, SOMETIME

NEXT YEAR.

For more infomation >> FEMA agrees to pay $80 million in post-Katrina infrastructure repairs in Slidell - Duration: 1:49.

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This fascinating NEW 'Periodic Table' explains the cosmic origin of EVERYTHING - Duration: 4:13.

This fascinating NEW �Periodic Table� explains the cosmic origin of EVERYTHING.

A US Astronomer has created a sensational new periodic table that explains the origin

of nearly everything. The periodic table illustrates how elements were created from different processes

in the universe like the merging neutron stars�how Francium was made, exploding mass stars�how

neon was crafted, and dying low mass stars�which helped make other elements like strontium.

Jennifer A Johnson has taken the periodic table to a whole other level by implementing

a creative twist to the periodic table: The astronomer highlighted the origin of each

element, completely changing the perspective of everything that is around us.

As it is explained, an average human is made up of around seven OCTILLION�Yup that�s

a number and it�s this: 7,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000� atoms, most of which are HYDROGEN.

As Ms. Johnson explains it, hydrogen is in fact the most COMMON element in our universe

and is believed to have been created by th4e Big Bang around 13.4 BILLION years ago.

According to Ms. Johnson, the other elements were created from different processes in the

universe like the merging neutron stars�how Francium was made, exploding mass stars�how

neon was crafted, and dying low mass stars�which helped make other elements like strontium.

This revolutionary yet fascinating project was born from frustration says, Dr. Johnson.

Writing in a blog post for the Sloan digital Sky Survey Dr. Johnson said: �This is what

happens when you give two astronomers, who are tired of reminding everyone about which

elements go with which process [on] a periodic table, a set of markers, and time when they

should have been listening to talks.�

Interestingly, at the bottom of the section, several elements have been left off the list.

Dr. Johnson says that: �Tc, Pm, and the elements beyond U do not have long-lived or

stable isotopes.�

�I have ignored the elements beyond U in this plot, but not including Tc and Pm looked

weird, so I have included them in gray.�

Curiously, a similar project was even uploaded to Wikipedia, however, Dr. Johnson notes that

some of the information on that table is incorrect.

�High-mass stars end their lives (at least some of the time) as core-collapse supernovae.

Low-mass stars usually end their lives as white dwarfs. But sometimes, white dwarfs

that are in binary systems with another star get enough mass from the companion to become

unstable and explode as so-called Type-Ia supernovae,� wrote Dr. Johnson.

�Which �supernova� is being referred to in the Wikipedia graphic is not clear.

The information for Li is incorrect. [The isotope] Li is indeed made by cosmic rays

hitting other nuclei and breaking them apart.�

�But most of the far more common Li isotope is without question made in low-mass stars

and spewed out into the Universe as the star dies. Some Li is also made in the Big Bang,

and a small fraction by cosmic ray fission,� added Dr. Johnson.

For more infomation >> This fascinating NEW 'Periodic Table' explains the cosmic origin of EVERYTHING - Duration: 4:13.

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Witness recounts moment shots rang out in South Shore Plaza - Duration: 3:01.

ACS, YOU HAVE A WITNESS ON THE

PHONE.

>> POLICE

ARE RESPONDING TO

REPORTS OF SHOTS FIRED AT THE

MACY'S.

WE WANT TO SPEAK TO A WITNESS

WHO IS IN THE STORE.

THANKS FOR CALLING IN.

IF YOU COULD DESCRIBE WHAT

EXACTLY HAPPENED AND WHERE YOU

WERE AND WHAT YOU SAW.

>> I

WAS JUST SEEING PEOPLE RUN

OUT OF THEM ALL -- OF THE MALL.

FROM WHAT I HEARD, SHOTS WERE

FIRED IN THE

MACY'S, PEOPLE ARE

HIDING INSIDE THE MALL.

I WAS JUST TOLD THAT SOMEONE IS

HIDING INSIDE ONE OF THE STOCK

ROOMS IN ONE OF THE STORES

INSIDE THE MALL.

IT W

-- I ONLY SAW ONE

BUT

PROBABLY ABOUT 15 TO 20 OF THE

POLICE CRUISERS HERE.

>> WHAT TIME DID THIS

HAPPEN,

DID THIS JUST HAPPENED, ARE YOU

IN THE PARKING LOT, ARE YOU

SOMEWHERE SAFE?

>> YEAH.

I AM IN THE PARKING LOT.

THIS HAPPENED 15 MINUTES AGO.

>> CAN YOU DESCRIBE WHAT IS

HAPPENING RIGHT NOW, HAVE THINGS

QUIETED OR IS THERE AN ONGOING

HEAVY POLICE SITUATION AT THE

TIME, WHAT ARE THEY TELLING

PEOPLE?

>> THERE'S NO POLICE OFFICERS

OUTSIDE, IT SEEMS LIKE THEY ARE

ALL INSIDE.

ALL THE CRUISERS ARE LINED

UP

AROUND ALL THE EXITS.

ALL OF

THE LIGHTS ARE ON.

THEY ARE ALL THE EXITS AT THIS

POINT.

>> DID YOU HEAR ANY SPECIFIC

ORDERS FROM PEOPLE TO BE

EVACUATING T MALL, DID ANYONE

TALK TO YOU ABOUT WHAT IS GOING

ON?

>> NO, THEY WERE JUST ABLE

RUNNING EVERYWHERE.

>> AM SURE IT WAS REALLY SCARY.

THEY ARE TELLING US THAT NO ONE

WAS HIT BY THIS GUNFIRE.

POLICE ARE RESPONDING TO REPORTS

OF SHOTS FIRED. DID YOU HEAR ANY

SHOTS OR HEAR ANYTHING BESIDES

THE COMMOTION OF PEOPLE RUNNING

OUT OF THE MALL QUESTION MARK

>>

NO.

I WAS NOT THERE WHEN THE ACTUAL

SHOT WAS FIRED.

I DID NOT HEAR ANYTHING, ALL I

SAW WAS THE COMMOTION AT THAT

POINT AND THAT IS WHEN I TURNED

AROUND.

>> WE ARE GLAD YOU'RE SAFE.

THANKS FOR UPDATING US.

BUT WE HAVE LEARNED AT THE SOUTH

SHORE PLAZA MALL IN BRAINTREE AS

THEY ARE RESPONDING TO SHOTS

FIRED.

THE SHOTS DID NOT HIT ANYBODY

BUT THIS IS HAPPENING INSIDE THE

MACY'S STORE.

PEOPLE BEING TOLD TO STAY OUT OF

THAT AREA OF THE SOUTH SHORE

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Gateway superintendent: We didn't tell mom that 1st-grader had to leave school district - Duration: 1:58.

DIED.

PITTSBURGH'S ACTION NEWS 4

REPORTER ASHLIE HARDWAY WITH THE

SIDE OF THE STORY YOU HAVE NOT

HEARD.

REPORTER: THE BACK STORY, KATIE

AFTER HER HUSBAND'S BATTLE WITH

BRAIN CANCER ENDED ON

DECEMBER 26th SHE MOVED IN

WITH HER PARENTS IN MUIR

HE'SVILLE BECAUSE WAS TOO

DIFFICULT TO SAY IN HER

MONROEVILLE HOME.

SHE KEPT TAKING HER FIRST-GRADER

TO GATEWAY AND SAID THE

PRINCIPAL SAID IT WAS OKAY.

THEY REPORTED TO THE DISTRICT

SHE WAS NO LONGER LIVING THERE.

A DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE

VISITED THE MONROEVILLE HOUSE

AND FOUND IT WAS EMPTY AND FOR

SALE.

>> WE OFFERED MULTIPLE WAYS FOR

HER TO ATTEND GATEWAY, BUT IN

THE END SHE CHOSE TO PURCHASE

THE MOMENT IN MUIR HE'SVILLE.

REPORTER: THE SUPERINTENDENT

TOLD HERSHEY COULD RENT, STAY

WITH END FRIEND OR BUY ANOTHER

HOME IN MONROEVILLE SO HER

DAUGHTER COULD FINISH OUT THE

YEAR.

INSTEAD SHE BOUGHT A HOME IN THE

FRANKLIN REGIONAL DISTRICT.

HER SUPPORTERS HAVE ARGUED THAT

SINCE SHE PAYS TAXES IN

MONROEVILLE HER DAUGHTER SHOULD

BE ALLOWED TO STAY.

>> HEN YOU LOOK AT IT THROUGH

THAT LENSE ANYONE CAN

CONCEIVABLY PURCHASE ANY FORM OF

A DWELLING AND LIVE ANYWHERE,

AND THEN ULTIMATELY SEND THEIR

CHILD TO THE GATEWAY SCHOOL

DISTRICT.

REPORTER: HE SAID THREE OR FOUR

OTHER FAMILIES JUST LAST MONTH

WERE IN SIMILAR SITUATIONS AND

ASKED TO FINISH OUT THE YEAR,

BUT WERE TOLD NO SINCE THEY TOO

MOVED.

HE SAID IT'S A STATE LAW THAT

ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS MUST FOLLOW

AND THAT SHE COULD HAVE STAYED

IF SHE SOUGHT OUT A

ALTERNATIVES BUT SHE NO, SIR NOT

TO DO SO.

>> I UNDERSTAND THERE ARE

POLICIES.

I DON'T THINK ANYONE WAS BORN

YESTERDAY.

I KNOW THEY MAKE EXCEPTIONS.

WE ARE JUST MOVING ON.

SHE IS HAPPY THE A THE NEW

SCHOOL AND BETTER OFF AT

FRANKLIN AND IN A BETTER SCHOOL

DISTRICT ACTUALLY ANYWAY.

REPORTER: SUPERINTENDENT SHORT

ADDED THAT A STATE AUDITOR TOLD

HIM THEY MADE THE RIGHT DECISION

AND IF THEY WOULD HAVE LET THE

LITTLE GIRL FINISH HER YEAR AT

THIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL THE

For more infomation >> Gateway superintendent: We didn't tell mom that 1st-grader had to leave school district - Duration: 1:58.

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Video released from police shooting in Sallisaw - Duration: 2:07.

THAT LED TO AN OFFICER

PBEING INJURED.

PBRETT RAINS IT SHOWS US WHAT

PHAPPENED.

PBRETT: THE VIDEO YOU ARE ABOUT

PTO SEE ONLY LASTS A FEW MINUTES

PBUT IN A MANNER -- IN A MATTER

POF SECONDS, A POLICE OFFICER WAS

PHIT BY A CAR IN NEARLY RUN OVER

PAND THAT IS WHEN OFFICERS OPENED

PFIRE.

PJUST AFTER 6:00 SUNDAY NIGHT IN

PTHE WALMART.

P-- POLICE SAY THAT WHEN THEY

PPULLED UP, YOU CAN SEE THE CAR

PIS BACKING UP.

PIT IS HARD TO SEE WHAT POLICE

PSAY AN OFFICER WAS HIT BY THE

PCAR AND THEN DRAGGED

PAPPROXIMATELY 30 FEET.

POTHER OFFICERS RUSH OVER TO

PHELL.

PWHEN THE CAR MOVES FORWARD, THEY

POPENED FIRE.

PIT ALL HAPPENS IN ABOUT NINE

PSECONDS.

P>> SHOTS WERE FIRED AT THE

PSUSPECT TO END THE THREAT OF

PBEING RUN OVER.

PTHE OFFICER WAS ALREADY STRUCK

PONCE WHY THE VEHICLE.

PBRETT: THE OFFICER WAS SENT TO

PTHE HOSPITAL FOR HIS INJURIES.

PINVESTIGATORS SAY THIS CHRYSLER

PWAS SHOT EIGHT TIMES.

PYOU CAN SEE THE DAMAGE AT WHERE

PTHE CAR HIT THE OFFICER AND THEN

PTRAP TO HIM WITH THE WHEELS.

PTHE PEOPLE INSIDE THE CAR ARE

PLUCKY TO BE ALIVE.

P>> WHERE THE BULLETS STRUCK THE

PVEHICLE WAS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY

PTO THE DRIVER.

PBRETT: POLICE SAY THE DRIVER WAS

PCAUGHT BY GLASS WHEN A BULLET

PSMASHED HIS WINDOW.

PRIGHT NOW, HE IS FACING CHARGES

POF ASSAULTING A POLICE OFFICER

PAND FLEEING.

PTHE TWO OTHER PEOPLE IN THE CAR

PWERE ALSO ARRESTED.

PALL THREE ARE FACING DRUG

PTRAFFICKING CHARGES.

PAFTER REVIEWING THE CASE,

PSUPERVISORS RULED THE OFFICERS

PWHO FIRED THEIR WEAPONS WERE

PJUSTIFIED IN USING DEADLY FORCE

PAND SOME HAVE ASKED WHY SET UP A

PDRUG DEAL AT A BUSY WALMART.

PPOLICE IT WAS THE SUSPECTS WHO

PCHOSE THE LOCATION AND

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Doctors credit Metairie man's active lifestyle for saving him after heart stopped - Duration: 2:08.

CASEY 70-YEAR-OLD ROBERT

: BLACKERBY CAME HERE TO THE

OCHSNER FITNESS CENTER IN

ELMWOOD FOR HIS MORNING SWIM.

IT'S WHEN HIS LIFE NEARLY CAME

TO AN END.

>> I WOULD GO AND DO WORK OUT IN

THE WEIGHT ROOM.

LATER IN THE DAY, NO SPECIAL

TIME, I WOULD GO SWIMMING.

CASEY: AFTER TAKING A DIP LAST

DECEMBER.

>> I REMEMBER GETTING OUT OF THE

POOL AND SITTING ON THE SIDE FOR

A FEW SECONDS.

CASEY HE'S BEEN TOLD HE WENT TO

: THE STEAM ROOM.

WHEN HE CAME OUT HE COLLAPSED

BESIDE THE POOL AND PEOPLE

RUSHED TO HIS SIDE.

>> I WAS TOLD THAT I ONLY WENT

ABOUT MAYBE 10 SECONDS WITHOUT

OXYGEN, AND THEY PUT ON -- THEY

PUT OXYGEN ON ME THAT QUICK.

CASEY BYSTANDERS AND FITNESS

: CENTER STAFF DID CPR

PARAMEDICS CONTINUED ON THE WAY

TO OCHSNER HOSPITAL WHERE

EMERGENCY ROOM AND CARDIOLOGY

DOCTORS WERE WAITING.

JENKINS SAYS THEY PULLED OUT ALL

THE STOPS EVEN BASICALLY

FREEZING HIS BODY FOR 36 HOURS

>> AN ARTERY TO THE FRONT OF THE

HEART IS 100% BLOCKED.

CASEY JENKINS SAYS THEY PULLED

: OUT ALL THE STOPS EVEN

BASICALLY FREEZING HIS BODY FOR

36 HOURS

>> THEN YOU ASK THE QUESTION AND

YOU JUST WAIT AND YOU SEE -- DID

WE SAVE THIS MAN'S BRAIN, OR DID

WE NOT?

LO AND BEHOLD, MR. BLACKERBY

WOKE UP IMMEDIATELY.

CASEY: DOCTORS SAY THE'S WERE

ALL IN HIS FAVOR.

>> WE GOT A MAN WHO DOES NOT

LOOK HIS STATED AGE, AND THAT'S

BECAUSE HE TRIES TO STAY IN

SHAPE AND TAKES CARE OF HIMSELF.

CASEY: BLACKERBY A 70-YEAR-OLD

GRANDFATHER WHO LOVES SPORTS,

SCUBA DIVING AND THE OPEN WATER

IS SLOWING DOWN A BIT BUT IS

READY TO DIVE BACK INTO LIFE.

>> I CAN GO WALK, SWIM, RIDE

BICYCLES, THINGS LIKE THAT, DO

PYARD WORK.

JUST DON'T OVERDO IT.

CASEY: HE CREDITS EVERYONE WHO

HELPED THAT DAY WITH GIVING HIM

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Tales from the Edge: #24 Old school, baby! - Duration: 6:08.

Hello Anas!

So, it has come to my attention that you have no idea how old school I really am.

Let's remedy that.

Shall we?

So, I grew up in a house that did not have a dryer, a microwave, or a dishwasher.

The first time I ever laid eyes on those things, or used them was at my in-laws house and the

first time I actually owned a dryer I was 25 years old.

It's incidentally the same dryer I already told you about.

The one that we put int the Subaru Justy and it fit.

So.

Yeah.

Your concept of Manshar ghaseel is not a foreign concept to me.

I lived it.

I actually still have two of those devices.

One in the laundry room and one outside.

So that I can dry clothes that need drying in a more gentle manner than if you put them

in a dryer.

And also if it's just not enough to just get the dryer load going.

So, yes, I'm doing that, still.

other things that I had, growing up.

We had a place where we would beat out our rugs.

You know.

Our rugs and our bigger carpets.

You put them over that and beat them to get them clean.

Not everything was vacuum cleaner.

Then, another thing.

We had a phone.

One phone.

It was a nice gray contraption with a brokade cover on it and of course it was a rotary

one, and that was conveniently placed on top of our one TV, because of course you either

wanted to watch TV, or you wanted to make a phone call.

Also that TV had three channels.

Those three channels would work from early afternoon to around midnight and when they

were not on, they had this lovely test picture with a super annoying beep tone.

So whenever that came on you were very quick to go: Oh my god, let's turn this thing off.

Yeah.

Oh, btw. no remote either.

What else?

My mom had a sewing machine that was operated by a panel on the ground that you had to step

on with your feet and like do this.

Forward and backward to get the thing on the side going, so that you could move on top

with the needle going in and out and doing (Sewing noises).

I was spectacularly bad at that one.

Other things...Computers!

I was in the last class in school that did not have computer instructions because apparently

we were already to old for that.

I learned to type on a typewriter like this: A manual typewriter and it really hurts when

you get your finger stuck between those keys.

It was an improvement already to go on to an electronic typewriter that would go like

vvvvvvvvvvvvv while you were doing this.

And the first computers I ever saw were those huge gray towers with the amber writing on

the black screen or the green writing on the black screen.

And I actually never owned a personal computer until 2002?

2001?

Somewhere there.

My first laptop was my first personal computer.

And after I had that laptop for like, I don't know, eight, nine years, I got my Mac.

So I'm on my second personal computer right now.

Cell phone?

Same thing.

I didn't have a cell phone until 2003.

I didn't have a smart phone until 2013 and I am on my second smart phone.

Yay!

So, I think, now that I have told you just how old I am, let's move on to your word.

So you've been sick a lot lately and I think it would make sense to give you that you can

actually use in that regard.

And that word would be Fieberthermometer.

It's an easy German compound word.

Like German Lego word.

Fieber means fever.

Thermometer means thermometer and I think you can actually also only say thermometer

in the right context without anybody coming and bringing you the big weather one.

But the actual right word would be Fieberthermometer.

I'm pretty sure you won't have any trouble with that one.

Yeah, maybe we should also tell you pharmacy, which would be Apotheke, but let's do one

word at the time.

I think this is pretty much all I wanted to say and I hope I didn't put too hard of a

count down on you for next week and yeah, that would be enough.

Bye, see you in the next one.

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"IM A POPSTAR" REMIX - Duration: 0:34.

CAUSE IM A

CAUSE IM A POP STAR

IM A POPSTAR

ay

AY!! (but in slow motion and pixelated)

IM A POP

POP STAR

CAUSE YOU KNOW

IN

YOU KNOW IT

IN MY

LANGUAGE NOW (but slow motion and pixelated again)

IM A POP STAR

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Emily Ashley Labradorite Bead Goldtone 36" Necklace - Duration: 6:55.

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LORAC Grand Gala Cheek Duo - Duration: 2:48.

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DPN (Deaf President Now): Deaf History Series ┃ ASL Stew - Duration: 8:43.

[JI] Hello, I'm Jill... ... [JE] and I'm Jenna.

[JI] Welcome to ASL Stew!

(hand slap.... ♪♪♪)

[JE] So, this is kind of a new thing that we're trying out.

I don't know if you remember, but before we had Deaf history month.

Since then some people have wanted some other type of videos like that.

So, I thought why don't we start a Deaf history series.

So, we'll be doing this every once and a while.

We'll give kind of a short video talking about an important event in history

related to Deaf people in general. It's not gonna be too long of a video.

Just something short, and then we will put some links and resources down below

that way you can read and learn more about it.

[JI] Okay, so the first video in the Deaf history series will be related to DPN.

What does DPN mean?

[JE] Deaf President Now! So, that happend at Gallaudet university back in 1988.

[JI] Really, it started March 6, 1988.

The reason that this happened is because around that time

Gallaudet university was deciding on who it's next president was going to be.

So, the Board of Trustees had decided and picked from 3 different candidates.

The first one was hearing and the other 2 were Deaf.

So they decided to pick the one hearing candidate.

Her name was Elizabeth Zinser.

So she was the one chosed to be Gallaudet's 7th president.

After that people were not exactly happy.

[JE] Gallaudet university was established in the 1800s.

So, meaning by 1988, they had been established for well over 100 years.

In that time they had never had a deaf president.

They've always had hearing presidents.

So, they felt it was time! They were ready to have a Deaf president.

And, like she said, 2 of the final candidates were deaf.

They had PhDs. They were well qualified for the position,

but still a hearing candidate was chosen.

Probably because it just kept with what they had all this time.

Faculty, staff, even the community in general were outraged by this

and said NO! That's not what we want.

So, they decided to get together and start a well organized protest.

[JI] So, as she mentioned they started a protest. A well organized protest.

There were 4 main student leaders. Their names were...

Bridgetta Bourne...

Jerry Covell...

Greg Hilbok, he's one of the most famous that I've heard of before...

and Tim Rarus. So, there were all student leaders.

Now, there were other people obviously involved as well.

For example, at that time the president of NAD,

Gary Olsen, he decided to get involved and

he encouraged people to go ahead and march and protest

to where the Board of Trustees had their meeting and where they picked their candidate.

So, he said protest there. So, he got everybody to go and march and protest.

[JE] Now, during the meeting some people say, it's not 100% proven,

but some people say apparently one of the Board of Trustees,

a woman named Spilman, actually made a comment saying

"Deaf people can't function in a hearing world. It's impossible."

Now, she says that she did not say that,

but many of the protesters said "Yes she did say that."

So, there's not proof but it seems that it's a strong possibility.

So that made everybody feel like the Board of Trustees didn't understand

Deaf community, Deaf culture, and what Deaf people can do.

They seemed "out of touch" and that's just not a good fit.

Actually, if you didn't know, it wasn't only Deaf people who were protesting.

The local African American community recognized this protest and saw the march.

So, what they did is they loaned a banner that they had from the civil rights movement

that said "I Have A Dream". So that's representing Martin Luther King (Jr).

So they loaned that to the protesters and the protesters were very thankful.

Just to show solidarity between the two groups.

So they went ahead and used the banner during that protest and it was a very powerful message.

[JI] So, the protesters had 4 demands that they wanted.

Those four demands were:

1. Elizabeth Zinser must resign and they must pick a deaf president.

The second was that Spilman must resign.

She was the chairperson of the Board of Trustees. So she must resign.

The third one is that within the Board of Trustees,

there must be a 51% majority of deaf people compared to hearing.

And any student, or any faculty/staff at Gallaudet university who is protesting

would not have any punishment or reprisal.

If all four of those demands were met, then the proest would stop.

[JE] Now, the protest by day 4 had become such a media frenzy

that they had the famous actress Marlee Matlin,

she was actually interviewed on TV concerning what was going on at the protest.

Which put A LOT of pressure on the Board of Trustees.

Then one of the Board of Trustees, I. King Jordan who was Deaf,

he announced finally he did not support the Board of Trustees

and he supported the protest.

Later that night, Zinser decided to resign.

So, by the end of the week, all the demands... all four of the demands had been met.

Then they picked the new president who was I. King Jordan.

So, he became the first Deaf president of Gallaudet.

So, that event was SO crucial to American Deaf history.

It really showed how Deaf people can march in solidarity and have a Deaf president.

Someone who can lead. That was unheard of before.

It was amazing! It was really powerful.

A big impact, showing that Deaf people can do things.

We can! We can protest. We can have power. We can do this!

So, looking back that just shows us now that we have the ability

to set up a well organized protest and it was really inspirational

and empowering to the Deaf community. It's amazing!

[JI] Yeah, and remember this video is just a small explanation of what DPN was.

If you want to know more, there's a lot more details you can read

and you can read why this protest was much more successful than other protests.

So we'll have all of that information from Gallaudet's website about DPN.

Which is where we got a lot of our information from and I will link that down below.

Plus, if there's any other links we can put those down

and read those and learn from them. Learn about Deaf history more and more.

Then share with other people and show that Deaf can!

If you guys have enjoyed this video and you're enjoying the Deaf history series, click LIKE

and remember to subscribe to see more videos in this series.

Also, let us know what type of different videos do you want to see about Deaf history?

I'm just curious! Let us know down below and leave a comment.

[JE] If you want to show support in any other way

you can look at our Patreon page.

There's some really cool perks on there if you want to provide monthly support.

Or we have a link that you can leave a small tip of whatever amount there.

We have a few different ways, so take a look!

We really appreciate any support you've given us. Thank you!

[JI] Thanks! See you in the next video. Bye!

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President Trump supporters sound off on radio - Duration: 1:51.

, ELLIOTT TO FIND OUT WHAT HIS

BIGGEST BACKERS THINK OF HIS JOB

SO FAR.

>> OVER THE PAST TWO WEEKS,

WE'VE HEARD AND SEEN PLENTY FROM

TRUMP PROTESTORS AND

DEMONSTRATORS BUT WHAT ABOUT THE

, TRUMP SUPPORTERS?

TODAY WE STOPPED BY NEWSTALK

1130 WISN AND THE JAY WEBER

SHOW.

>> STAY INFORMED WITH JAY WEBER

ON NEWS TALK 113

>> THIS SEGMENT, GOOD LISTENER,

I WANT TO SPEND GIVING DONALD

TRUMP A TWO-WEEK REPORT CARD.

>> TO CHRIS IN WAUKESHA, YOU A

ON WISN.

GOOD MORNING CHRIS.

>> DONALD TRUMP GETS A SOLID A

FROM ME.

>>

HE HAS DONE EVERY SINGLE

THING HE SET OUT TO DO.

>> A LOT OF THEM ARE PLEASANTLY

SURPRISED AT THE WAY THE EARLY

TRUMP PRESIDENCY IS GOING.

>> I JUMPED ON THE TRUMP TRAIN

AND I HAVEN'T LOOKED BACK AND I

COULDN'T BE MORE PLEASED.

>> HE REFUSES TO BOW DOWN AND

LOOK FOR APPROVAL FROM THE

LIBERALS AND THE MEDIA.

>> DAN IN WAUKESHA YOU ARE ON

NEWS TALK 1130 ON WISN.

WHAT'S YOU'RE EARLY REPORT CARD

ON DONALD TRUMP SIR?

>> I'M BLOWN AWAY, BLOWN AWAY.

WE ARE CHANGING THE TIDE OF

INFLUENCE WHERE IT MATTERS MOST

AND THAT'S FIGHTING TERRORISM .

, -- TERRORISM.

>> ROXANNE IN SUSSEX YOU'RE ON

WISN.COM.

>> JUST LIKE WE HAVE TO BUDGET

IN OUR HOMES AND WE HAVE TO LI

BY THE MONEY WE HAVE, THEY

SHOULD BE DOING THAT TOO, AND

THAT'S WHAT DONALD TRUMP KNOWS.

>> TED IN BAY VIEW YOU'RE ON

WISN.

>> GOOD MORNING JAY LOVE YOUR

SHOW.

>> THANKS.

>> I'VE BEEN BEHIND DONALD TRUMP

FROM THE VERY BEGINNING.

I GIVE HIM AN A PLUS.

I JUST LOVE IT.

TO ME IT'S FRESH.

TOYA: WEBER TOOK ABOUT A DOZEN

CALLS THIS MORNING THEY WERE ALL

TRUMP SUPPORTERS.

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Target Zero aims to crack down on speeding and aggressive driving - Duration: 1:06.

ALY: WE'RE TRAVELING ON THE ROAD

WITH CORPORAL BILL RHYNE WITH

HIGHWAY PATROL, TALKING ABOUT

THE AGGRESSIVE DRIVING

CRACKDOWN.

THIS IS A CAMPAIGN HAPPENING

ACROSS THE STATE.

YOU MIGHT'VE NOTICED MORE POLICE

PRESENCE, MORE TROOPER PRESENCE,

MORE DEPUTIES IN THE AREA OVER

THE LAST THREE DAYS.

THAT'S BECAUSE THEY'VE BEEN

FOCUSING ON THE UPSTATE ON

AGGRESSIVE DRIVERS.

SO WHAT EXACTLY IS AGGRESSIVE

DRIVING?

WE ARE TALKING ABOUT EVERYTHING

FROM TRAVELING TOO CLOSELY,

SPEEDING, EVEN DISTRACTED

DRIVING BECAUSE THAT IS A FORM

, OF AGGRESSIVE DRIVING.

>> YOU'RE THINKING YOU CAN DO

THAT, IN YOUR MIND, YOU THINK

YOU CAN HOLD THAT PHONE IN YOUR

HAND, YOU CAN TEXT AND DRIVE,

IT IS NOT GOING TO HAPPEN TO ME.

TO ME, THAT IS A FORM OF

AGGRESSIVE DRIVING BECAUSE AS

RESUT OF THAT, OTHER PEOPLES'

LIVES ARE PUT AT RISK BECAUSE OF

THE CHOICES YOU'RE MAKING.

ALY: THE "TARGET ZERO" TEAM DID

JUST FINISH TRAVELING THROUGH

THE UPSTATE.

HOWEVER THEY WILL BE HITTING

DIFFERENT PARTS OF SOUTH

CAROLINA FOR AN UNDETERMINED

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Oh, My Gold! Waldo cow produces record amount of milk - Duration: 1:51.

MY GOLD LIVES IN WALDO IN

SHEBOYGAN COUNTY.

AS WISN 12 NEWS MIKE ANDERSON

REPORTS NEW TONIGHT, SHE JUST

BROKE AN AMAZING RECORD.

YOU ARE LOOKING AT MY GOLD.

SHE WEIGHS ABOUT A THOUSAND

POUNDS, AND MY GOODNESS IS SHE

, WORTH HER WEIGHT.

JUST WHISTLE A LITTLE BIT AND

SHE WILL PERK HER EARS UP.

MY GOLD PRODUCED 77,480

POUNDS OF MILK LAST YEAR.

HE OWNERS SAY THAT'S MORE THAN

ANY OTHER COW IN THE WORLD.

>> NOW WE WILL DIFFER A LITTLE

REST.

>> ABSOLUTELY.

AFTER ALL, THE SUCCESS IS IN THE

GENES.

MY GOLD BEAT THE RECORD OF HER

MOTHER, EVER-GREEN-VIEW MY1326,

AND SHE HELD THE RECORD FROM

2008 UNTIL 2015.

>> NOW HER DAUGHTER HAS COME A

LONG AND MATCHED IT, AND BEAT

HER BY ACTUALLY 5000 POUNDS.

THE

COMBINATION OF

GENETICS, JUST LIKE PEOPLE.

>> WOULD YOU BELIEVE THAT MY

GOLD HAS SOMETHING I COMMON

WITH THE PACKERS?

>> IF AARON RODGERS DID NOT HAVE

SUCH A DEFENSIVE LINE, HE WOULD

NOT RATED SUCH AS A

QUARTERBACK.

WE TRIED TO GIVE THEM THE RIGHT

ENVIRONMENT AND ALL THE

POSSIBILITIES TO SUCCEED.

>> BUT MY GOLD EATS AND DRINKS

THE SAME THING THE OTHER COWS DO

AND THEY'RE ALL WELL FED AND

, WELL TAKEN CARE OF FROM THE

, INCUBATOR ON UP.

WHICH LEADS US BACK TO MOM TO

EXPLAIN WHY HER DAUGHTER

PRODUCES SO MUCH MIL

I GUESS SHE IS JUST A REAL CHIP,

OFF THE OLD BLOCK.

IN WALDO, MIKE ANDERSON, WISN 12

NEWS.