OBAMA'S LAST COMMENTS ABOUT ALIENS AND UFOS BEFORE LEAVING OFFICE
That wasn't just a dramatic pause; his mind seized up about something, you can see it
in his eyes.. even his face looked like it immediately lost all expression.
He knows something..
I also noticed that neither one of them denied anything, they just stated that he wouldn't
be making 'public' any information about this.
To me, that suggests that there IS something to disclose, I could be wrong.
It's going to come out eventually, why not get it over with?
See video link in the article below in our description
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New ballpark eats for 2017 at PNC Park - Duration: 1:33.
FOOD FOR
VEGETARIANS A VEGANS.
ARAMARK IS PROVIDING INTERESTING
FOOD ITEMS IN THE GENERAL
ADMISSION AREAS AND THE RIVER
TOWN BREWERY ALL OF FAME CLUB.
MEAT LOVERS HAVE A BIG PRESENCE.
>> PEOPLE LOVE STEAK, MAC AND
CHEESE,.
REPORTER: THE NEWEST MEMBERS ARE
PLATES THAT WILL MAKE NONMEAT
EATERS RACE TO PNC PARK.
>> WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EFRPB.
EVERYONE.
VEGANS.
GLUTEN-FREE.
REPORTER: BUFFALO CAULIFLOWER.
THE CHEF TURNED VEGAN TO GET THE
RECIPES RIGHT.
>> I TASKED MYSELF WITH DOING
SOME REAL RESEARCH.
INSTEAD OF GOOGLING RECIPES FOR
VEGANS OR VEGETARIANS I DECIDED
TO LEAVE THE LIFE.
REPORTER: THE RESTAURANTS
OPERATE ALL TH
PREMIUM SPOTS IN
THE BALLPARK INCLUDING THE SWEET
LEVEL AND LEXUS CLUB WITH THE
RUBEN BURGER, THE EL DIABLO
BURGER.
>> IT'S A HUGE GROUP EFFORT.
MYSELF I HAVE A TEAM OF TWO
OTHER CHEFS AND A CULINARY TEAM
OF 40 COOKS.
WE ALSO TAKE IDEAS FROM THE
FANS, STUFF WE HEARD FROM LAST
YEAR ARE THINGS THAT WE
INCORPORATE THIS YEAR.
REPORTER: ALL OF THE COOKS AND
CHEFS ARE INVOLVED IN THE TASTE
TESTING, THEY EVEN MAKE PIRATE'S
MANAGEMENT SIT DOWN AND GRUB
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Interior secretary Trump's border wall may be built in Mexico because "we won't cede" the Rio Grande - Duration: 2:57.
Interior secretary Trump�s border wall may be built in Mexico because �we won�t cede�
the Rio Grande
There is virtually no chance that President Donald Trump�s proposed wall along the U.S.-Mexico
border will be paid for by Mexico � despite his repeated campaign pledges � and now
the White House is signaling that the massive construction project may not even take place
inside U.S. territory.
Trump�s Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke made the media rounds this week to sell the president�s
efforts to roll back environmental protections.
The former Montana congressman promised a �very pro-Western� administration that
plans to relax protections for threatened jaguars, which live in northern Mexico and
parts of the U.S. Southwest, in order to build Trump�s border wall.
But Zinke, as admitted to energy and environmental outlet E&E News, Trump�s wall may even have
to be built on Mexican territory, not American territory, in accordance with the terrain
along the border.
�The border is complicated, as far as building a physical wall,� Zinke told E&E News�
Corbin Hiar.
�The Rio Grande, what side of the river are you going to put the wall?
We�re not going to put it on our side and cede the river to Mexico.
And we�re probably not going to put it in the middle of the river.�
According to international treaties signed between the U.S. and Mexico, the 1,200-mile
long Rio Grande is the official border between the two countries.
Zinke didn�t elaborate on how the wall would be built if it weren�t located on the U.S.
side of the Rio Grande or in the middle of the river.
His comments are the first from a Trump administration official to suggest that the U.S. should build
the wall on Mexican territory.
In an executive order on border security released in January, Trump called for �the immediate
construction of a physical wall on the southern border.� According to Trump�s order, ��southern
border� shall mean the contiguous land border between the United States and Mexico, including
all points of entry.
The massive construction project has been estimated to cost as much as $22 billion � more
than the $16 billion price tag that Trump often cited on the campaign trail.
The White House has already requested $999 million from Congress to build 48 miles of
the wall.
But at least one Republican in Congress has already shot down Trump�s chances of receiving
any financing from Congress in the spending bill that must be passed by April 28 in order
to avert a partial government shutdown.
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The Big Bang Theory 10x20 Promo "The Recollection Dissipation" (HD) - Duration: 0:21.
Next Thursday...
What's going on?
How'd I get here?
You don't remember?
What time is it?
9 o'clock.
What happened at 8 and 7 and all the other o'clocks?
Where in the world was Sheldon Cooper?
Does this place look familiar?
It's hard to say.
Sheldon!
It's getting clearer.
Find out on a new Big Bang Theory, CBS next Thursday.
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Conor Maynard "ED SHEERAN- SHAPE OF YOU (SING OFF vs. The Vamps)"CRINGING REACTION!!! - Duration: 7:05.
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Vince Camuto Kayleena Leather SlipOn Sneaker - Duration: 2:22.
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This week's Golden Apple winner is Kristen Gilstrap from Liberty Elementary School - Duration: 2:00.
MS. GILSTRAP: HOW DO YOU FEEL
ABOUT WEARING YOUR PAJAMAS TO
SCHOOL THIS MORNING?
GEOFF: FOR MUCH OF HER LIFE.
THIS SCHOOL HAS FELT LIKE HOME.
KRISTEN GILSTRAP WENT TO LIBERTY
ELEMENTARY,
MS. GILSTRAP: I SEE YOU HAVE
NINJA TURTLES ON YOUR PAJAMAS.
HOW MANY SYLLABLES ARE IN THE
WORD NINJA?
GEOFF: WAS A TEACHER CADET IN
HIGH SCHOOL, AND STUDENT TAUGHT
AT THE SCHOOL IN COLLEGE.
MS. GILSTRAP: NIN-JA. HOW MANY
SYLLABLES ARE IN NINJA, FRIENDS?
>> TWO.
MS. GILSTRAP: THE SCHOOL SMELLED
THE SAME, LOOKED THE SAME.
KNOWING THE TEACHERS REALLY
HELPED.
GEOFF: THOSE EXPERIENCES UNDER
SIX YEARS OF TEACHING HERE IS
ADDED TO CHALLENGE AT THE
BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR.
>> WHEN WE CAME TO MEET THE
TEACHER, THERE WAS SO MANY
PEOPLE, SO MANY KIDS. JAMES, I
MEAN, HE DID NOT HANDLE IT WELL
AT ALL.
GEOFF: HER SON, JAMES, IS
STRONG,
JAMES; JUST FEEL THE MUSCLES.
NO, RIGHT THERE.
GEOFF: AND CURIOUS.
JAMES: SO WHAT DOES THIS GO ON?
GEOFF: AND, LIKE MOST
KINDERGARTNERS,
FULL OF ENERGY.
BUT AT FIRST, HE WAS
OVERWHELMED.
MS. GILSTRAP: THE FIRST THEY ARE
MET JAMES, HE WAS HESITANT TO
COME INTO KINDERGARTEN.
THIS WAS HIS FIRST SCHOOL
EXPERIENCE.
GEOFF: JUST MONTHS EARLIER,
JAMES HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH
AUSTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER.
>> I WAS JUST SO UPSET, AND I
WAS WORRIED I COULDN'T FIGURE
OUT HOW I WOULD HOW WOULD I
HOMESCHOOL HIM.
GEOFF: MS. GILSTRAP SUGGESTED HE
COME EARLY THE NEXT DAY.
AND THAT EXTRA TIME, BEFORE HER
OTHER STUDENTS ARRIVED, HELPED
HER EARN JAMES' TRUST.
MS. GILSTRAP: IT WAS A HUGE
RELIEF. I COULDN'T WAIT UNTIL
THE END OF THE DAY, WHEN I COULD
CALL HIS MOM AND JUST BRAG ON
HIM FOR THE GREAT JOB HE DID.
GEOFF: NOW, JAMES IS THRIVING.
>> SHE IS THE PERFECT TEACHER AT
THE PERFECT TIME.
GEOFF: KRISTEN GILSTRAP, RIGHT
AT HOME WITH HER STUDENTS AND
THEIR FAMILIES AT LIBERTY
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Save YouTube thank you Coke dramaalert killer keemstar - Duration: 2:23.
hi YouTube Teresa live here and this is
Thank You coke Keemstar drama alert so
let's get started right in the news
here that's my impersonation I'm not
trying to be mean I love I totally loved
watching drama alert he's funny and so
I was working on my impersonation there
so I just wanted to participate I wanted
to participate in this trending topic of
Thank You coke and so I don't actually
have a coke right now however I do have
this this was 1 16 of 2017 at eleven
fifty the coke float is going by in the
savannah Martin Luther King
Day Parade and so they always have
various floats and things and I love
sharing the pictures online so and I've
always consistently shared my pictures
online no matter what they are because
it's a hobby for me to take pictures of
video and that's something that I love
doing and so yeah and so I understand
the message of his video
I want to say
thank you to coke for sticking around
and advertising you know when everybody
else is bailing out which is really
unfortunate for us as content creators
on YouTube because it's my understanding
people have shifted online now and so
anyway yeah that's where people are
online now so thank you coke and thank
you keemstar killer keemstar
so i crack myself up and that's all that
matters if I'm only when i crack up
that's fine so thank you guys so much
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follow me and subscribe and thank you Oh
follow me what wherever I am on the
internet and thank you guys so much for
watching and I'll see you soon peace
love and avocados
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Machete-waving suspect has extensive criminal history - Duration: 1:43.
ROYALE?
LONG ROYALE: DOUG AND SHELLY,
LEEWRIGHT HAS A LONG AND SERIOUS
RAP SHEET.
HIS LATEST ARREST WAS HERE
YESTERDAY WERE HE HAD THIS
SHOPPING CENTER IN A PANIC AS
POLICE SAY HE WAS WAVING AROUND
A MACHETE.
NEW AND DISTURBING DETAILS ABOUT
THIS GUY, 47-YEAR-OLD STEVEN
YOU WILL LEEWRIGHT.
HE'S WELL-KNOWN TO POLICE.
WILL A QUICK CHECK OF HIS
CRIMINAL RECORD AND PLENTY SHOWS
UP,
ARRESTS FOR AGGRAVATED BURGLARY,
KIDNAPPING, TRESPASSING,
SHOPLIFTING
AND FAILING TO REGISTER AS A SEX
OFFENDER. THOUGH THE DETAILS OF
THIS ARE UNCLEAR, WE COULDN'T
FIND A CONVICTION FOR THIS IN
NEW MEXICO.
AND YESTERDAY POLICE SAY
LEEWRIGHT SHOWED UP TO THIS
SHOPPING COMPLEX NEAR LOMAS AND
SAN PEDRO AROUND 5:00 P.M.
>> OFFICER TANNER: HE GOT INTO
AN ALTERCATION WITH A FEMALE
CUSTOMER AT THE FAMILY DOLLAR,
OVER WHAT WE'RE NOT SURE AT THIS
POINT AND TIME.
ROYALE: THE CRIMINAL COMPLAINT
SAYS THAT SET OFF LEEWRIGHT AND
WHEN THE SHOPPING COMPLEX'S
SECURITY CONFRONTED HIM, HE
PULLED OUT A 15-INCH-LONG
MACHETE AND STARTED WAVING IT
AROUND.
LEEWRIGHT REPORTEDLY SWUNG THE
YOU WEAPON AT A SECURITY GUARD,
MISSED AND YELLED, "I WILL SLICE
YOUR THROAT AND YOUR STOMACH,
AND WATCH THE PORK COME OUT."
INVESTIGATORS SAY LEEWRIGHT RAN
INTO A NEARBY GAS STATION, STOLE
SOME CANDY BARS AND THEN RAN
INTO THE BACKYARD OF THIS HOUSE.
I >> THANKFULLY, NO ONE WAS
STABBED OR SLASHED WITH THE
MACHETE.
ROYALE: AND POLICE SAY THEY
FOUND THAT MACHETE IN THE SAME
BUSHES LEEWRIGHT WAS HIDING IN.
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Louisiana doctors seek alternative treatments that steer clear of opioid prescriptions - Duration: 2:42.
>> I AM MISERABLE BUT I KNOW
THAT I'M IN PAIN.
REPORTER: RANDY JOAN MCGOWEN HAS
: BEEN POKED, PRODED, AND PUMPED
WITH NARCOTICS, SINCE SHE WAS
DIAGNOSED WITH A FORM OF
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS IN 2011.
>> I HAVE BEEN TOLD YOU ARE
NEVER GOING TO BE ABLE TO WALK
AGAIN.
YOU WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO
FUNCTION WITHOUT NARCOTICS.
REPORTER: BOTH STATEMENTS,
MCGOWEN REFUSES TO BELIEF.
BUT WHEN SHE CAME TO LOUISIANA
FROM CALIFORNIA, MCGOWEN SAYS
SHE WAS HOOKED ON OPIOIDS.
AND DESPITE ASKING FOR OTHER
METHODS OF DEALING WITH HER
CHRONIC PAIN, THE TREATMENT FROM
DOCTORS ALWAYS SEEMED TO REVERT
BACK TO DRUGS.
>> THESE NARCOTICS ARE NO JOKE.
REPORTER: DOCTOR SREYRAM KUY
WITH THE LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF
HEATH SAYS OVERPRESCRIBING HAS
BECOME A PROBLEM ACROSS THE
COUNTRY.
SPECIFICALLY IN LOUISIANA.
>> THE DATA SHOWS THAT 90% OF
OPIOID USERS ACTUALLY GOT THE
MEDICATIONS FROM A PROVIDE
A DOCTOR OR A NURSE PRACTITIONER
A DENTIST FROM SOMEONE WHO IT'S
THEIR JOB TO HELP THESE PATIENTS
BE HEALTHY
REPORTER: KUY ADMITS SHE CAN SEE
WHY MANY PROVIDERS ARE QUICK TO
PRESCRIBE.
>> WHEN I WAS TRAINING A MEDICAL
SCHOOL WHEN I WAS TRAINING IN
RESIDENCY THERE WAS VERY LITTLE
TALK ABOUT OPIOID ADDICTION AND
ABOUT THE RISKS AND HOW CAN YO
USE NON-OPIOIDS.
REPORTER: BUT NOW, SHE SAYS
THERE'S A WEALTH OF DATA
SUPPORTING NON-OPIOID
TREATMENTS.
>> BY USING NON-OPIOID'S FOR
ABDOMINAL SURGERIES I CAN
DECREASE THE LENGTH OF STAY.
I CAN INCREASE THE RETURN OF
BOWEL FUNCTION WHICH IS WHERE
PATIENTS ARE ABLE TO RESUME
THEIR DIET.
REPORTER: IN LOUISIANA THERE IS
A PRESCRIPTION MONITORING
PROGRAM THAT COLLECTS
PRESCRIBING AND DESPENSING DATA,
AND FLAGS A PATIENT IF THAT
PERSON IS TRYING TO GET TOO MANY
OPIOID PRECRIPTIONS.
BUT WITH ONLY 20% ENGAGEMENT
FROM PROVIDERS, KUY SAYS THAT
NUMBER SHOULD BE HIGHER.
THE LOUISIANA COMMISSION ON
PREVENTING OPIOID ABUSE IS ALSO
CHALLENGING DOCTORS TO THINK
OUTSIDE THE PILL BOTTLE.
TO ASSESS A PATIENT'S INDIVIDUAL
PAIN LEVEL.
>> IF PRIOR TO OPIOIDS THEIR
PAIN LEVEL WAS AN EIGHT AND
AFTER THE OPIOIDS THEIR PAIN
LEVEL IS STILL AN EIGHT THEN Y
KNOW THAT IT'S NOT WORKING.
AND YOU'RE GOING ON THAT
SLIPPERY SLOPE.
REPORTER: MCGOWEN IS LOOKING FOR
MORE NATURAL METHODS OF
TREATMENT, AND IS HOPING DURING
HER NEXT HOSPITAL VISIT, DOCTORS
WILL TAKE HER PLEAS INTO
CONSIDERATION.
RANDI ROUSSEAU WDSU NEWS.
>> I AM PRAYING THAT THEY WILL
BE ABLE TO HELP ME, THAT THEY
WILL NOT JUST A JUMP AND GIVE ME
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How to dominate the charts and alienate no one: Lessons from Drake's "More Life" - tech and science - Duration: 4:15.
How to dominate the charts and alienate no one: Lessons from Drake�s �More Life�
Drake made history this week in what may have seemed like history making in a number of
ways. Following the release of �More Life,� a collection of songs he dubbed a mixtape,
Drake set the record for the most Hot 100 debuts in one week (21); the most simultaneously
charted Hot 100 titles in one week (24); the most charted titles among soloists in the
Hot 100�s history (154); and the most streaming equivalent albums sold (163,000, the equivalent
of 245.1 million song streams).
While impressive, Drake�s accomplishments come in a period ripe for record setting.
This month, Future became the first artist to have two albums debut at No. 1 on the Billboard
200 chart in successive weeks; Nicki Minaj gained the most total appearances on the Billboard
Hot 100 for a female artist; and Ed Sheeran set the record for the most Spotify streams
in a single week (besting a mark set by the Weeknd four months ago).
The music records set in 2017 will probably be looked back on the way major league hitting
records set in 1998 are viewed in hindsight � with an asterisk.
Are musicians cheating? Technically, no. And certainly not the way sluggers did in the
late 1990s. But they are gaming a system in flux.
In 2014 Billboard changed the rules governing its charts to incorporate streaming. Artists
could sell an album the old-fashioned way or they could accumulate �album sales�
via 1,500 song streams from streaming services such as Spotify, Tidal and Apple Music.
The rule change reflected modern listening habits, and it encouraged artists to rethink
their conception of an album and release strategy. Whereas in the CD era a fan might not have
bought two albums from the same artist in consecutive weeks, in the streaming era, a
time when all albums are accessible through subscription, one album begets momentum for
the next.
And then there is the case of Drake.
Drake�s record-setting performance is as much a testament to his savviness as to his
popularity or even his artistry. In almost every technical way �More Life� resembled
an album � the exception being that a physical copy hasn�t yet been released. But calling
�More Life� a playlist signaled how Drake conceived of the project (as a menagerie of
vibes and geographies rather than as a cohesive narrative) and how the listener was meant
to consume the project (fully, but casually). It gave Drake permission to pack the project
with 22 songs. On a traditional album that might have felt overwhelming and dense but,
in the context of a playlist, 22 songs is short and fun.
The genius of loading a project with a lot of songs � and especially a lot of songs
that are distinct, digestible and danceable � is that more songs means more to stream.
More high-profile names (Kanye, Young Thug, Quavo, Skepta) appear on �More Life� than
appear in an �Expendables� movie. And there�s a genre for everyone: grime, dancehall,
trap and vintage Drake. All of which makes it ironic that �More Life� has been showered
with critical praise.
The success of �More Life,� in a way, illuminates what a cynical project it was:
It was built to satisfy modern listening habits and modern success metrics. And yet, it does
both of those things brilliantly and has an ear on the pulse of the world. Gaming the
system doesn�t have to mean cheating the listener. Sometimes it�s just fun to watch
superstars hit home runs.
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allow (verb) - Duration: 4:23.
allow (verb)
Verb Forms
allow
allows
allowed
allowing
let somebody/something do something
1 to let somebody/something do something; to let something happen or be done
allow somebody to do something
His parents won't allow him to stay out late.
He is not allowed to stay out late.
They shouldn't be allowed to get away with it.
allow something to do something
He allowed his mind to wander.
allow yourself to do something
She won't allow herself to be dictated to.
allow something
Smoking is not allowed in the hall.
We do not allow smoking in the hall.
2 allow somebody/yourself something
to let somebody have something
You're allowed an hour to complete the test.
I'm not allowed visitors.
I sometimes allow myself the luxury of a cigar.
3 [usually passive] to let somebody/something go into, through, out of, etc. a place
allow something
No dogs allowed (= you cannot bring them in).
allow somebody/something + adv./prep.
The prisoners are allowed out of their cells for two hours a day.
The crowd parted to allow her through.
You won't be allowed up (= out of bed) for several days.
make possible 4 allow something
to make something possible
A ramp allows easy access for wheelchairs.
time/money/food, etc. 5 allow something (for somebody/something)
to make sure that you have enough of something for a particular purpose
How much time would you allow for the trip?
You need to allow three metres of fabric for the dress.
accept/admit 6 (formal)
to accept or admit something; to agree that something is true or correct
allow something
The judge allowed my claim.
(= in a court of law) 'Objection!' 'I'll allow it.'
allow that…
He refuses to allow that such a situation could arise.
allow somebody something
She was very helpful when my mother was ill—I'll allow you that.
compare disallow
Extra examples
The pressure cooker is designed to allow faster cooking at lower temperatures.
We aren't allowed out after 10 p.m.
You are not allowed to ride bicycles on a motorway.
'Objection!' 'I'll allow it.'
A ramp has been installed to allow better access for wheelchairs.
He is allowed visitors for ten minutes once a week.
His parents won't allow him to stay out late.
Motor vehicles are not allowed in the park.
No dogs allowed.
She was very helpful when my mother was ill—I'll allow you that.
She won't allow herself to be dictated to.
Smoking is not allowed in here.
The crowd parted to allow her though.
The increased space allows powerful search features to be incorporated.
The new community centre will allow people to meet up more and enjoy themselves.
The patient was not allowed up for a week.
The schedule is designed to allow maximum flexibility.
They shouldn't be allowed to get away with it.
Wear clothing that allows easy movement.
You are not allowed to smoke in here.
You're allowed half an hour to complete the test.
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School bus "Stop Arm" violations hard to prosecute, authorities say - Duration: 1:56.
MR. POAG: IT'S JUST
BREATHTAKING, WHEN YOU SEE STOP
ARM VIOLATIONS.
BRENNAN: BUT ROUTING COORDINATOR
DAVID POAG SAYS THIS VIDEO IN
PARTICULAR SENDS A MESSAGE.
MR. POAG: THIS ONE REALLY TELLS
A STORY OF HOW PROBLEMATIC, AND
HOW DANGEROUS, STOP ARM
VIOLATIONS ARE.
BRENNAN: THE VIDEO WAS TAKEN
FROM A WINDSHIELD CAMERA SIMILAR
TO THIS ONE.
WHILE IT CLEARLY SHOWS A GOLD
CAR,
TROOPERS SAY THEY CAN'T MAKE OUT
A LICENSE PLATE NUMBER.
SO THE CHANCES OF TICKETING THE
DRIVER,
MR. POAG: IT'S PROBABLY PRETTY
SLIM.
BRENNAN: LAST YEAR, HIGHWAY
PATROL RECEIVED MORE THAN 300
REPORTS OF STOP ARM VIOLATIONS
IN THE UPSTATE,
BUT THEY ONLY ISSUED SEVEN
CITATIONS.
MR. POAG: IT'S DIFFICULT FOR LAW
ENFORCEMENT TO PROSECUTE BASED
ON LICENSE PLATE NUMBERS ALONE.
BRENNAN: WHY? BECAUSE SOUTH
CAROLINA LAW REQUIRES THEM TO
PROVE WHO WAS BEHIND THE WHEEL.
>> THEY INTENDED TO SHOW US WHO
THE DRIVER IS.
BRENNAN: SOME GREENVILLE COUNTY
SCHOOL BUSES HAVE STOP ARM
CAMERAS THAT CAPTURE VIOLATIONS
FROM 3 DIFFERENT ANGLES.
THE FRONT AND BACKWARDS-FACING
CAMERAS CAPTURE THE LICENSE
PLATE NUMBER.
THE SIDE FACING CAMERA IS
SUPPOSED TO SHOW THE DRIVER.
MR. POAG: HOWEVER, WITH WINDOW
TINTING, GLARE, OVERCAST DAYS
LIKE TODAY, EVEN SUNNY DAYS WITH
TOO MUCH SUNLIGHT,
YOU CAN'T SEE INSIDE THE
VEHICLE.
BRENNAN: ALSO, POAG SAYS THE
CAMERAS COST THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS.
HE WOULDN'T SAY HOW MANY BUSES
HAVE THEM, BUT WE KNOW THE BUS
IN THIS VIDEO DID NOT.
MR. POAG: UNTIL LAWMAKERS CAN
GET THE LAW IN A WAY THAT THESE
CAMERAS CAN TRULY BE EFFECTIVE
BY USING THE LICENSE PLATE
NUMBERS,
IT'S NOT LIKELY THAT THEY WOULD
INVEST MORE MONEY INTO IT.
BRENNAN: BRENNAN MCDAVID, WYFF
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Vince Camuto Contrast Trim ColdShoulder Blouse - Duration: 8:39.
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Santa Fe Reporter takes New Mexico Governor to court - Duration: 1:28.
MARTINEZ TO COURT.
>> ONE OF THE THINGS THE SANTA
FE REPORTER IS MOST WELL-KNOWN
FOR IS IT'S EYE-CATCHING COVERS.
AND THIS COVER FROM DECEMBER OF
2012, PROCTOR TELLS US, MAY HAVE
BEEN THE BEGINNING OF THE END
FOR DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE
ADMINISTRATION AND THE PAPER.
THE YEAR IN CLOSED GOVERNMENT.
THAT WAS THE HEADLINE OF THE
ARTICLE THAT DETAILED SENDING OF
PRIVATE EMAILS ON PUBLIC
SERVERS, AND LACK OF
TRANSPARENCY FROM THE GOVERNOR'S
STAFF THE RESULT OF THAT ARTICLE
>> BECAUSE OF THE WAY THIS
NEWSPAPER REPORTED ON HER
ADMINSTRATION, SHE DECIDED AND
HER OFFICIALS DECIDED THAT THEY
JUST DIDN'T HAVE TO TALK TO US
ANYMORE.
WE DON'T BELIEVE THAT'S RIGHT.
>> NOW, THE REPORTER IS TAKING
NEW MEXICO'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO
COURT SAYING THE GOVERNOR AND
HER STAFF NOT ONLY WERE FROZEN
OUT OF COMMENTS ON NEW STORIES,
BUT ALSO ILLEGALLY DENIED PUBL
DOCUMENTS TO THE REPORTER.
>> WE HAVE A HUGE NUMBER OF
PUBLIC RECORDS REQUESTS THAT
WE'VE FILED, THAT THE GOVERNOR'S
ADMINISTRATION DID NOT RESPOND
TO, AS THE LAW REQUIRES HER TO
DO.
>> SO WHAT DOES THE GOVERNOR
HAVE TO SAY ABOUT ALL THIS?
WE REACHED OUT TO HER OFFICE FOR
THEIR TAKE ON THE CASE
A SPOKESMAN FOR THE GOVERNOR
RESPONDED, "WE'RE NOT COMMENTING
ON THIS PENDING LITIGATION."
TESTIMONY IN THE CASE STARTED
YESTERDAY, AND IS EXPECTED TO
CONTINUE THROUGH TOMORROW AND
PROCTOR SAYS THEY HOPE A WIN IN
THIS CASE WILL DELIVER A MESSAGE
TO PUBLIC OFFICIALS.
>> WHEN A JOURNALIST COMES
CALLING, ASKING QUESTIONS ON
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