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Stolen tabernacle returned to historic church - Duration: 1:48.
ANONYMOUS PHONE CALLED TURNED
THIS STORY AROUND.
IT'S NEW ON 7.
REPORTER: THERE'S AN ESPECIALLY
JOYOUS FEELING AT SAN FELIPE DE
NERI CHURCH IN OLD TOWN TODAY.
SOMETHING THAT WAS STOLEN FROM
THE CHURCH IS BACK AND FATHER
ANDY CALLS IT, WELL, I'LL LET
HIM TELL YOU.
>> IT'S AN EASTER MIRACLE,
ROYALE.
IT'S AN EASTER MIRACLE AND FOR
THAT WE ARE TRULY GRATEFUL.
REPORTER: THE CHURCH'S
TABERNACLE, WITH THE BLESSED
SACRAMENT INSIDE, WAS STOLEN
ABOUT NINE DAYS AGO FROM THE
GASPARI CHAPEL.
FATHER ANDY THOUGHT IT WAS GONE,
FOREVER.
BUT TUESDAY HE GOT A CALL.
>> THE PERSON WAS VERY NERVOUS
AND VERY FRIGHTENED AND SAID, I
HAVE YOUR THINGS.
REPORTER: THEY TOLD HIM SOMEONE
THEY KNOW, HAD TAKEN IT WHILE
INTOXICATED AND THEY WANTED TO
GET IT BACK TO THE CHURCH.
>> I BELIEVE THE PERSON WHO
CALLED DIDN'T DO IT, BUT THEY
WERE AN ANGEL HELPING INTERVENE.
REPORTER:
FATHER ANDY SAYS THE SUSPECT HAD
THE CODE TO GET INTO THE CHAPEL.
NOW THINGS ARE GOING TO CHANGE.
THE CHAPEL IS CLOSED, FOR NOW.
REPORTER: SO NOW, WHO CAN GET IN
HERE?
>> ME.
AND MY MAINTAINENCE MAIN.
>> THAT'S IT?
REPORTER: IT'LL STAY THAT WAY
UNTIL CAMERAS AND A BETTER
SECURITY SYSTEM GO IN.
AS FOR THE TABERNACLE IT'S IN
DECENT SHAPE.
>> YOU CAN SEE HOW IT WAS DENTED
HERE.
REPORTER: THE DOME IS BENT AND A
SMALLER PART IS MISSING
BUT THE BLESSED SACRAMENT WHICH
CATHOLICS BELIEVES IS JESUS
CHRIST IS THERE.
>> ECSTATIC, ECSTATIC, ECSTATIC.
REPORTER:
GEOFFREY FOWLER'S BEEN PRAYING
FOR THIS.
>> THANKS BE TO GOD, THAT THE
TABERNACLE IS BACK.
REPORTER: HE'S THINKING OF
WHOEVER TOOK IT.
>> I'M STILL PRAYING FOR THEIR
HEART.
>> I'M NOT QUITE AT FORGIVENESS
YET, BUT THAT WILL COME.
BUT THE IMPORTANT THING IS
RESOLUTION.
REPORTER: FATHER ANDY DOESN'T
PLAN TO PURSUE THIS ANY FURTHER.
HE'S JUST HAPPY THE TABERNACLE
IS WHERE IT SHOULD BE.
FATHER ANDY ISN'T SURE WHEN
HE'LL PUT THOSE EXTRA SECURITY
MEASURES IN.
HE SAYS THE CHURCH WILL HAVE TO
DO SOME FUNDRAISING FIRST, TO
MAKE IT HAPPEN.
REPORTING IN OLD TOWN, ROYALE
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You don't have to do this.
These warriors will fight until only one remains.
If I die, I die.
A battle to the death.
At least I go down fighting.
You really think she can win, don't you?
I wouldn't count her out if I were you.
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Want To Be A Healer Be A Creek - Duration: 11:12.
Want To Be A Healer?
Be A Creek
At Global Community Communications Alliance (GCCA) we approach healing with the same community
spirit as we approach everything else.
Our healing team works primarily through the Soulistic Medical Institute (a supporting
affiliate of GCCA), experiencing many opportunities to serve both community members and the public.
While we use standard medicine when necessary and unavoidable, we prefer the more wholistic
and soulistic methods of healing.
We have discovered that physical and psychospiritual healing has to do with a shift in the mind,
in the thought processes of the individual.
Thus we are actively seeking healing versus curing of illness�healing having to do with
the whole person and curing, in contrast, which focuses on making the physical symptoms
go away without consideration of psychospiritual, cultural, social, and environmental factors.
We observe that too many doctors and the other facets of healthcare really aren�t in the
ministry of healing; they are in the business of curing.
For example, a surgeon can successfully remove a physical tumor, but not deal with the various
factors that may have contributed to that tumor.
Nor do most surgeons follow up by in having the patient implement wholistic preventative
and health-promoting practices.
Neither do they deal with the emotions and mind of the individual, the thought processes
of the individual that lead to so many decisions that affects one�s health.
And, even if a doctor would want to be more wholistic, most insurance companies will pay
for surgery but not for the additional health-promoting and preventative follow-up treatment.
Most of us who are community members in GCCA feel that we are in an accelerated process
of healing and, whether accelerated or more gradual, healing can be very challenging,
intense, and psychologically (as well as physically) painful.
Though I see my entire life as a process of continued healing and unfolding into more
expanded wholeness, I went through an extremely challenging period of a few years of intense
healing, struggling with physical symptoms that were really scary and very uncomfortable
and at times almost unbearably painful.
In order for me to get through my physical condition and actually heal, I had to deal
with lots of personal psychospiritual issues, at an accelerated pace if I was going to physically
survive.
Though today I am no longer able to ride a bicycle many miles or hike up to fifteen miles
a day, I can hike and walk up to four miles and swim lots of laps.
Though my physical vehicle (body) won�t allow me to do as many activities as I enjoyed
in the past, at 61 I realize that I am healthier than I have ever been in my entire life.
In my �letting-go� of many of my attachments, I became free of a lot of mindal pressure
that contributed to tremendous stress on my physical body and which culminated in a serious
physical illness.
Being a product of the dominant culture�s fast and frantic pace, I was a person who
moved quickly through life, experiencing much and living with many changes throughout my
youth and adulthood.
For decades I was on a fast-track in acquiring an undergraduate- and graduate-college education,
exploring various religious practices, befriending many people of various walks of life, and
raising three children while I worked with dedication (teaching up to one hundred and
twenty-five students a day when I was in the public school system).
For a time I lived with the challenge of being a single parent, managing the family, home,
and profession, and, of course, at a maddeningly fast pace.
Though I was a deeply spiritual person, I was not deep enough, for I was in too much
of a hurry getting things done, pursuing many personal agendas, and so on.
When I finally slowed down enough to really listen to the call of the Spirit within me,
I realized that if I did not stop racing around being a superwoman, I would go crazy.
In that slowing down and quieting myself and listening to what I refer to as �the call
of God,� I was able to begin to allow certain doors to open that led to a series of events
that ended up where I am today�living in a wonderful intentional community, having
a lifestyle that is fulfilling and nourishing on all levels of being, and thriving in a
highly meaningful avocation.
It was not until I was living in an active intentional community, where my ideals could
be practiced more fully in a life of wholeness and connection (rather than in compartments),
that I really began the hard work of accelerated healing that, interestingly, seemed to me
at the same time to be restful and playful.
So it was a wonderful thing that happened to me when, about twelve years ago, I was
bed-ridden for more than three months.
During that time my heart beat very slowly, and I could not even get up to walk to the
bathroom.
It seemed as if my heart was saying, �I am not going to beat any faster than this,
and this is the way it is.
So, get with this new program, lady!� I�m sure that there are some medical theories
as to why my heart slowed down, but more important to me are the psychospiritual reasons.
I had to be slowed down so that I could be very present to hear that small, quiet voice
of God, which really isn�t very small at all.
It can be quite loud if you are listening.
I needed to be forced to sit in a circle of quiet for a lot longer than five minutes,
or twenty minutes, or a day.
In that circle of quiet where I lived for those months, I became enlightened and aware
of some unresolved issues, some incorrect perceptions, and some ego �stuff.� I also
realized that I had been living for most of my life with deep, smoldering anger and resentment.
And I thought I had gotten a handle on all of that when I was in my 30�s!
Believing that I am a person who has had a few past lives, it seemed that I had many
lifetime chapters, many layers of experiences where I, as a woman on this Earth, had been
broken and beaten down by oppressive and abusive people and circumstances, although, interestingly,
I have not experienced oppression in this current life.
In order for me to heal, my resentment and anger (no matter where it came from) had to
be addressed and dispelled, or transformed into something productive and helpful.
As I discovered, resentment is simply unexpressed anger and, if not appropriately and effectively
expressed, anger can sit deep inside you and manifest in some sort of physical dis-ease,
even coming through in a next life.
Because I lived in a community culture that encouraged deep reflection and inner work
on transmuting incorrect and harmful thought-forms and patterns, and because I had the physical
and emotional support of fellow community members, all those years ago I was able to
�retreat� for more than three months within the community setting�in my own bed�to
rest, reflect, process, release, and acquiesce.
I began to heal and transform, and I continue to unfold more fully into my wholeness, outgrowing
that which I no longer need in order to ever expand into a more loving, insightful, and
wise person.
In the wonderful diversity of persons living in Global Community Communications Alliance,
we are reminded daily that each one of us is undergoing an ongoing, personal, and unique
healing process.
We believe that in order for our planet to heal, a unity (not uniformity) needs to happen
on a global level.
But in order for us to begin to feel that union with others-that union of souls within
our uniqueness and our diversity-we must realize that what we all have in common is our need
to heal, and that healing is an ongoing process.
From the very beginning, our experiment in community has emphasized creating an environment
that in every way supports healing and health.
Beautiful homes and gardens, tasty organic food, clean water, fresh air, diverse and
satisfying work, a strong connection with the natural world, time and tools for creativity,
commitment to doing good for others, practicing clear communication, healthy diversion and
recreation, a dynamic spiritual life, and a willingness to do the work necessary for
healing to occur are important to us.
So far, the experiment begun in 1989 has borne many fruits of healing for community members,
even though some of those community members have eventually passed on.
And all along the beautiful healing journeys that we continue to experience, we are reminded
by one of our Elders: �Want to be a healer?
Then first heal yourself by becoming as a creek�always dynamic, flowing, moving, and
cleansing.�
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Area in Allenstown where bodies found in barrels searched again - Duration: 1:48.
ND ANYTHING OF
SIGNIFICANCE IN THESE CRIMES
THAT STILL HAUNT MANY.
>> UNTIL WE GET TO THE BOTTOM OF
THAT, IT'S ALWAYS GOING TO
LINGER HERE.
CHERISE: A TOWN WANTING TO SEE
THE END OF A TRAGIC SAGA, OVER
THE COURSE OF 15 YEARS TWO METAL
DRUMS WERE FOUND NEAR BEAR BROOK
STATE PARK, THE VICTIMS INSIDE,
THREE YOUNG GIRLS AND A WOMA
INVESTIGATORS BACK AT THE SCENE
TODAY BRINGING UP MEMORIES FOR
SOME IN ALLENSTOWN.
>> THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT
OF LIKE OH MY GOD MAYBE THEY
FOUND ANOTHER BARREL OR
SOMETHING.
CHERISE: IT COMES THREE MONTHS
AFTER AUTHORITIES ANNOUNCED THEY
THINK THEY KNOW WHO THE KILLER
IS, A MAN WITH MULTIPLE ALIASES
WHO WAS KNOWN AS ROBERT BOB
EVANS DURING HIS TIME IN NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
THEY SAY DNA SHOWS ONE OF THE
GIRL VICTIMS WAS EVANS'
DAUGHTER.
THEY SAY HE WORKED AT THE
WAUMBEC MILL AND THAT THE
PROPERTY WHERE THE BARRELS WERE
FOUND IS OWNED BY HIS FORMER
SUPERVISOR THERE.
TO THIS DAY, NO ONE KNOWS HOW
THE OTHER THREE VICTIMS ARE
CONNECTED, OR EVEN WHO THEY ARE.
EVANS IS ALSO BELIEVED TO HAVE
KILLED HIS GIRLFRIEND DENISE
BEAUDIN, A MANCHESTER WOMAN LAST
SEEN IN 1981.
SHE HAS NEVER BEEN FOUND.
>> IT'S A HORRIBLE THING TO
THINK THAT HUMAN BEINGS CAN
TREAT EACH OTHER THAT WAY.
>> I THINK THE INVESTIGATORS
FROM ALL THE AGENCIES ARE DOING
THE BEST THEY CAN TO BRING THIS
TO A CONCLUSION.
CHERISE: SHAUN MULHOLLAND WAS A
POLICE OFFICER AND LATER CHIEF
HERE IN ALLENSTOWN WHEN THE CASE
WAS ONGOING.
HE, LIKE SO MANY, ARE HOPEFUL
THAT INVESTIGATIONS LIKE TODAY'S
MIGHT BRING SOME CLOSURE.
>> THIS IS ONE OF THOSE THINGS
THAT HANGS OVER ANYONE,
SOMETHING AS TRAUMATIC AS THE
LOSS OF CHILDREN.
CHERISE: EVANS DIED IN PRISON IN
2010, WHILE SERVING TIME FOR
KILLING HIS WIFE.
MEANWHILE, THE AG'S OFFICE SAYS
THEY HAVE NO PLANS AS OF NOW TO
RETURN TO THE SITE.
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Speedpaint + GIVEAWAY // Ink & Watercolor Sketch - Duration: 8:42.
Hi, everyone welcome to my YouTube channel.
I've been wanting to get this
put up for a couple of months now and
super excited to finally get to put up.
Yay! I wanted to say thank you to
everyone for your kind words and your
support and being with me through this
journey and so I wanted to do a giveaway.
I'm going to be giving three things.
The first one is an original piece. It's
ink and watercolor and just painted it.
I finished it today. And the other two
people will get a print each. They're
just prints of my "Year of the Rooster"
piece. It's a series that I'm working on.
So, yeah, those are the prizes. In order to
be entered into the giveaway all you
need to do is subscribe to my YouTube
channel. If you want extra entries and
have a better chance of being selected
you can follow me on Instagram Facebook
and I'll leave links to those down below.
Iif you have different usernames on each
account please let me know either in the
comments or message me or email me. Just
get ahold of me so that I know that
you're the same person because I know
some people have different
usernames for everything, so I just want
to make sure that if you are following
me on two or three different platforms that
you are you are entered into the giveaway
three times. So, anyway, yes that's all you
have to do and I will announce the
winner in a few weeks... and look at me go--
I did not look at a calendar, so I don't
have an exact date. But I will leave a date
in the description below. I am so sorry!
I'll talk to you guys later.
Thank you so much. Bye!
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City racks up $26M in overtime - Duration: 2:01.
REPORTER: SHELLY AND DOUG, I'VE
BEEN WORKING ON THIS FOR WEEKS.
FINALLY, DOCUMENTS SHOWING THE
CITY RACKING UP ALMOST 26
MILLION DOLLARS IN OVERTIME
BERNALILLO COUNTY 15.5 MILLION.
I WANTED TO KNOW WHY.
THE NUMBERS
>> OH MY GOD.
REPORTER: ARE APPALLING.
>> I THINK THAT'S CRAZY. YOU THE
TAXPAYERS THROWING MONEY AT CITY
AND COUNTY EMPLOYEES YEAR AFTER
YEAR
THE OVERTIME AMOUNTS, CONTINUING
TO RISE BETWEEN 2014 AND 2015
NOW, EVEN HIGHER INTO 2016.
>> I THINK THAT IS A SERIOUS
AMOUNT OF RECKLESS SPENDING.
REPORTER: CITY AND COUNTY
OFFICIALS DON'T THINK SO,
THOUGH.
>> THE OVERTIME IS NECESSARY.
REPORTER: NECESSARY BECAUSE ON
BOTH SIDES, IT'S LAW ENFORCEMENT
AND CORRECTIONS RACKING UP THE
MOST O.T..
>> IT'S A 24 HOUR, 7 DAY, 365
LEAP YEAR 366 DAYS OF THE YEAR
THAT GOES ON. MEANING, THE OT
CLIMBS QUICKLY.
IT'S NO SECRET, LAW ENFORCEMENT
AGENCIES ARE ALREADY
SHORT-HANDED METRO WIDE AND WITH
PEOPLE CALLING IN SICK EVERY
DAY, GOING ON VACATION
I'M TOLD THOSE SHIFTS ARE
MUST-COVERS.
>> THE COUNTY IS CONCERNED ABOUT
ITS OVERTIME. THE COUNTY
CONCERNED ENOUGH, THAT THEY'RE
NOW AUDITING EMPLOYEES.
>> OF INDIVIDUALS WHO CURRENTLY
TAKE FMLA OR UTILIZE THE FAMILY
MEDICAL LEAVE ACT TO TAKE OFF
EXTENDED PERIODS OF TIME.
REPORTER: IS ANYONE ABUSING
THAT?
THE CITY, NOT TAKING ON MAJOR
INVESTIGATIONS
BUT TELLING ME THEY TOO ARE
LOOKING FOR WAYS TO SAVE CASH.
>> WHEN DOLLARS ARE SCARCE
WITHIN GOVERNMENTS, YOU REALLY
HAVE TO TAKE A CLOSE EYE TO EACH
AND EVERY LINE ITEM.
REPORTER: I THINK WHAT I WAS
MOST SURPRISED ABOUT IN ALL OF
THESE DOCUMENTS
THE TOP 10 EARNERS FOR THE
COUNTY.
THIS RETIRED PUBLIC WORKS AND
MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR TAKING HOME
ALMOST 200 GRAND LAST YEAR
BUT I'M TOLD HE CASHED OUT A
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My Life in Canada: Improvised Excursion - Duration: 6:18.
Today it was the only day when I could rest
Sleep...
Get up late...
But, NOOOO!
They are doing I don't know what to the house
So nobody can be in the house from 9 to 5
"What are you going to do?" I asked myself
and I had the great idea to come to a park that is 2 hours and 15 minutes from my house
This is sooo peaceful
Monday in the morning nobody is here
Rouge river,
lake Ontario
Lake Ontario,
Rouge river
Now I'm going to other section of the park,
that was the beach,
now I'm going to... I don't remember the name
I think all of this is the park
I came to a very calm...
to a very quiet... a hidden place
but seems like I'm not the first one
At least you could clean...
This is confusing, because it looks like
it was only for cars and not for people (pedestrians)
I think the way is private
It's closed, oh no, this was the entrance but it's private
I don't understand
I don't understand, this is so confusing!
I don't know guys, this is... so confusing
I don't know how many kilometers I walked
and I'm going to be lost all day if I keep trying
I think I'm going to do all the way back
I don't understand a f*cking thing
So, still don't get it, the park thing
See you soon, take care of yourselves, and subscribe if you haven't subscribed yet
for more Canada videos
Oh, Canada!
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Thousands Sue Merck for Shingles Vaccine Causing What It's - health - Duration: 6:21.
Thousands Sue Merck for Shingles Vaccine �Causing What It�s Supposed to Prevent�
Attorney Troy Bouk was recently interviewed by Ring of Fire�s Farron Cousins to discuss
the shingles vaccine Zostavax, the issues related to its effectiveness and the problems
that are associated with the product, including the fact that the drugmaker�s vaccine seems
to cause the very affliction that it seeks to prevent � and, according to a massive
lawsuit, thousands of victims agree.
While we have everyone from attorneys to biologists, to political scientists who contribute to
the Free Thought Project, none of us are doctors, so we do not make recommendations about what
you and your family should do in regards to vaccination.
That being said, the drug makers have an incentive for you not to see this information which
means it will not be reported on in the mainstream media as their advertising dollars are tied
directly to these companies.
So, we find that it is our duty to spread this information and with your help sharing
it, we can have a massive effect.In the interview with Cousins, Bouk explained that Zostavax
is made with a live strain of the shingles virus and described thecomplications that
are associated with shingles.
Shingles is caused by the varicella-zoster virus, which is the same virus thatcauses
chicken pox.
The varicella-zoster virus lies dormant in people who have had chicken pox, but sometimes
the virus reawakens and produces shingles.
The virus often manifests as a painful rash, and can also lead to encephalitis, vision
loss and postherpetic neuralgia.
Bouk said that the virus sometimes �tends to get into your central nervous system, and
then, once in there, it wreaks some havoc by usually causing swelling which ends up
with these other medical problems.
That�s the situation with the vaccine itself, is that Merck hasn�t warned anyone about
those indications.�
Cousins asked Bouk about the effectiveness of Zostavax, to which Bouk replied: �The
FDA has approved the vaccine for people 50 years of age and older, whereas the CDC only
recommends that those individuals 60 years of age and older get it.
The reason is that once you have had the Zostavax shot, the FDA says it only lasts for about
four years.
It�s not proven to last any longer than that.
Let�s say you�re 55 years old.
It may stay in your system till you�re 60, but you actually are at the greatest risk
of getting shingles when you�re in your 60s.
That�s why the CDC recommends that you really don�t get it until you�re in your 60s,
because that�s probably when you�re going to need it the most.�
Book�s claim regarding the CDC�s recommendation is indeed correct.
According to the CDC�s website, the agency specifically advises Zostavax to be given
to people aged 60 and older and does not provide a recommendation for people between the ages
of 50 and 59.
The CDC warns that people in the 50-59 age group who receive the Zostavax shot may lose
the vaccine�s protection benefits by the time they reach age 60, stating that �adults
vaccinated before age 60 years might not be protected later in life when the risk for
shingles and its complications are greatest.�
Despite the CDC�s caution against administering Zostavax to people under 60, the FDA approves
the vaccine for people age 50 and older, and Merck uses the FDA�s approval to market
the vaccine to that age group.
Zostamax sales reached $749 million in 2015.
The true efficacy of Zostavax is unclear.
The CDC states that the drug �reduced the risk of shingles by 51%� based on a study
of 38,000 people age 60 and up.
Reuters reported that Zostavax�s effectiveness �varies between 18 and 70 percent, and it
declines noticeably in older people.�
A second shingles vaccine from drug manufacturer GlaxoSmithKline, Shingrix, may be available
if the FDA approves their filing.
Shingrix, a two-dose vaccine, distinguishes itself from Zostavax because it�s derived
from a protein of the virus rather than a live strain.
The efficacy of Shingrix is more impressive, as Reuters noted that �in clinical trials,
GSK�s vaccine remained 90 percent effective in people over age 70, even four years after
injections.�
Merck has explicitly stated that those who receive the Zostavax vaccine �may still
get shingles.� However, Bouk argued that some people may be contracting shingles as
a side effect of the vaccine itself due to the live virus strain in the vaccine, not
because people are experiencing shingles despite the vaccine.
Bouk went on to say that �there is a study out there that shows that in 50% of the patients
that actually get the vaccine, that sometimes they don�t get shingles � the virus goes
straight to manifesting in the central nervous system.
It�s possible that you could get the vaccine and get meningitis or encephalitis without
ever actually exhibiting shingles.� Bouk advises that patients weigh the risks of Zostavax
before receiving the vaccine.
While GSK seeks approval of Shingrix, which could lead to their product edging out Zostavax,
a large number of claims have been filed against Merck.
The Mark J. Bern Partners law firm �is currently representing nearly 5000 claimants and has
thousands more filings to follow.�
Marc J. Bern said that his firm has been �investigating this drug for quite some time.
We steadfastly believe in the merits of this litigation.
This vaccination is at best 50 percent effective.
Either it is not effective or it causes shingles or a host of other side effects.� Bern added
that �what is most troubling is that Merck had a better alternative on hand when this
product was released.�
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Salinas warming shelter to stay open longer - Duration: 1:57.
N JOINS US LIVE IN
SALINAS WITH THE LATEST.
YANGON: --
BIANCA: MANY PEOPLE HAVE BEEN
LINED UP TO SECURE THEIR SPOTS.
FOR THE LAST FEW MONTHS, MANY
HOMELESS PEOPLE HAVE DEPENDED ON
THIS SHELTER AND IN A FEW WEEK
WHICH WILL BE GONE IN A MATTER
OF WEEKS.
THIS EGGS THE QUESTION WHERE
, WILL THEY GO NEXT?
>> I AM ASKING YOU TO HAVE
COMPASSION.
BIANCA: SEVERAL HOMELESS PEOPLE
AND THEIR ADVOCATES PLEADED WITH
THE TRANSPORTATION AGENCY OF
MONTEREY COUNTY TO KEEP THE
WARMING SHELTER IN SALINAS OPEN
LONGER.
>> THERE ARE WAITING LISTS.
BIANCA: THE BUILDING WAS LEASED
TO THE COUNTY TO OFFER A PLACE
TO STAY DURING THE WINTER MONTHS
AND SET TO CLOSE AT THE END OF
APRIL.
BUT WITH THE WOMEN'S SHELTER IN
CHINATOWN CLOSING DUE TO LACK OF
FUNDING, THE COUNTY IS ASKING TO
KEEP THE VACANT BUILDING OPEN
THROUGH THE SUMMER.
A PLAN LOCAL BUSINESS OWNERS ARE
NOT ON BOARD WITH.
>> THERE ARE PEOPLE THAT COME IN
AND PART BACK THERE.
I'M NOT SURE WHAT KIND OF
ACTIVITIES ARE GOING ON.
>> THEIR STAFF IS PICKING UP
SYRINGES.
I HAVE HEARD BUSINESS OWNERS
TELL ME ABOUT SCRAPING OFF LAK
BLACK TAR HEROIN.
BIANCA AFTER A TENSE DEBATE,
THE BOARD NARROWLY APPROVED TO
KEEP THE SHELTER OPEN FOR JUST
THIRTY MORE DAYS, URGING THE
COUNTY TO FIND A NEW, PERMANENT
PLACE FOR THE HOMELESS.
BUT IT HASN'T BEEN EASY.
>> EVERYONE WANTS THE PROBLEM
SOLVE BUT THEY WANTED SALT
SOMEONE ELSE.
BIANCA: THE CITY OF SALINAS HAS
BEEN SPLITTING THE COST OF THE
COUNTY FIFTY-FIFTY.
, THE CITY COUNCIL AND BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS WILL HAVE TO MEET TO
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1986 Michael Jordan Fleer #57 rookie cards for sale; graded BGS 9; PWCC Premier Auctions - Duration: 1:54.
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Laurel Fishing Pro Eyes Bassmaster Prize - Duration: 1:31.
FISHERMAN PREPARING FOR THE
TOURNEY.
>> AN EARLY START WEDNESDAY AT
THE ROSS BARNETT RESERVOIR FOR
PAUL ELIAS.
>> BOAT HITS WATER.
THE LAUREL FISHERMAN HIT THE
WATER AT 6:00 A.M.
AND LESS THAN AN HOUR LATER,
>> HE GOT A FISH ON THE HOOK.
>> THAT'S A ROSS BARNETT KEEPER
ANYWAYS.
>> ELIAS TURNED PRO IN THE 70'S,
WON THE THIRD TOURNAMENT HE EVER
COMPETED IN, AND THEN IN 19-82
-- 1982 WON FISHING'S BIGGEST
EVENT, THE BASSMASTER CLASSIC
>> I'VE GOT THE HEAVYWEIGHT
RECORD OVER 4 DAYS 182 POUNDS
AND THAT'S A BIG DEAL.
THE 65-YEAR-OLD STARTED FISHING
WITH HIS FATHER, TOMMY, WHEN HE
WAS JUST 4,
UNTIL 5 YEARS LATER AN ACCIDENT
TOOK THEM OUT OF THE WATER.
>> HE SLIPPED AND BROKE HIS HIP
BAD AND WAS CRIPPLED THE REST OF
HIS LIFE.
JOSH: AND KINDNESS FROM A
NEIGHBOR, DROPPED HIM BACK I
A MAN NAMED CHARLIE ELLIS
LIVED UP THE STREET FOR ME.
WE WOULD GO FISHING IN THE
AFTERNOON AND ON THE WEEKENDS.
>> FROM THOSE ROOTS, ELIAS HAS
BLOOMED TO MORE THAN 30 YEARS ON
TOUR, AND 6 BASSMASTER WINS.
ELIAS SAYS DESPITE BEING A
MISSISSIPPI NATIVE AND HIS YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE HE ISN'T CALLING
THIS HOME WATER ADVANTAGE.
>> WHEN WE BACKED DOWN THAT
LANDING IT WAS 45 YEARS AGO I
USED TO DO THAT.
>> I KNOW I HAVE THE ABILITY TO
WIN AND I WANT TO WIN AT LEAST
ONE MORE.
IN BRANDON, MICAH FLEET, 16 WAPT
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Sống chung với mẹ chồng - tập 10 - Duration: 3:13.
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Burlington community members march to 'Take back the night' - Duration: 1:23.
HEY
HEY
SARAH- SEEN
HEARD AND
BELIEVED THAT'S
WHAT TONIGHT'S
ALL ABOUT
DOZENS
MARCHED DOWN
CHURCH STREET
WEDNESDAY.
MAKING THEIR
VOICES HEARD
TO RAISE
AWARENESS
ABOUT SEXUAL
VIOLENCE - TO
TAKE BACK THE
NIGHT.
CATHLEEN- THIS
CREATES AN
ENVIRONMENT
WHICH
SURVIVORS FEEL
LIKE THEY CAN
TALK ABOUT
THEIR
EXPERIENCES
WITH SEXUAL
VIOLENCE AND
THAT THERE'S A
WHOLE
COMMUNITY
BEHIND THEM
SUPPORTING
THEM
HOPE WORKS
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
CATHLEEN
BARKLEY SAYS
THIS IS THEIR
37TH ANNUAL
MARCH.
NAT- WHATEVER
WE WEAR AND
WHERE EVER WE
GO YES MEANS
YES AND NO
MEANS NO
LAST YEAR -
HOPE WORKS
HELPED ALMOST
ONE THOUSAND
SEXUAL
VIOLENCE
SURVIVORS.
MORE THAN HALF
WERE UNDER
THE AGE OF 25.
DAYLE- ITS NOT
JUST ABOUT A
CERTAIN TYPE OF
PERSON OR A
SPECIFIC
DEMOGRAPHIC
AND THAT
PEOPLE REALLY
NEED YOUR
SUPPORT
LIKE U-V-M
STUDENT DAYLE
SARGEANT.
A SURVIVOR OF
SEXUAL
VIOLENCE.
DAYLE- I FEEL
VERY SAFE. IT'S
GREAT TO BE
ABLE TO BE IN A
PLACE WHERE I
KNOW THAT
EVERYONE IS
SUPPORTIVE OF
ME AND IS THERE
TO HELP ME
GROW AND
CONTINUE ON MY
PATH IN LIFE.
THIS MARCH.
A SAFE PLA
FOR SOME.
AND A CHANCE
TO KEEP RAISING
AWARENESS ON
AN ISSUE THAT
THIS GROUP
FEELS - NEEDS
ATTENTION.
SARAH- THIS IS
THE KIND OF
CRIME AND
BEHAVIOR THAT
LIVES IN THE
SHADOWS SO
THIS IS AN
OPPORTUNITY TO
SHINE SOME
LIGHT ON IT
IN BURLINGTON
ABBY ISAACS
NBC5 NEWS.
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Hundreds march, call for single-payer health care coverage - Duration: 1:30.
-- FOOT THE BILL.
A SEA OF RED SURROUNDING THE
CAPITOL TODAY, WITH NURSES O
THE OUTSIDE AND INSIDE, SHOWING
THEIR SUPPORT FOR GUARANTEED
HEALTH CARE.
THEY PACKED THIS SENATE HEARING
ROOM TO SHOW THEIR FRUSTRATION
WITH THE CURRENT SYSTEM.
>> TOO MANY PEOPLE ARE NOT ABLE
TO GET THE CARE THEY NEE
BECAUSE OF THEIR PAYMENT
SITUATION.
TOO MANY PEOPLE ARE SADDLED WITH
JOBS THAT THEY DON'T WANT
BECAUSE THEY ARE STUCK WITH THAT
INSURANCE.
MIKE: ALL 39 MILLI
CALIFORNIANS WOULD BE COVERED
UNDER THE BILL THAT WOULD
ELIMINATE CO-PAYS AND INSURANCE
DEDUCTIBLES.
THIS CROWD HERE TODAY, VERY
CRITICAL OF INSURANCE COMPANIE
>> IT'S A BIG WASTE. THEY DON'T
DO ANYTHING AT ALL FOR HEALTH
CARE, EXCEPT SHUFFLE PAPER
MIKE: BUT THE HEALTH CARE PLANS
CONTEND THAT MILLIONS OF
CALIFORNIANS WOULD LOSE COVERAGE
FROM THEIR EMPLOYERS UNDER THE
SINGLE-PAYER PLAN.
AND THAT'S NOT ALL.
>> THERE IS NO WAY TO AFFORD IT
HERE IN CALIFORNIA WITHOUT
MASSIVE TAX INCREASE
SECONDLY, WE'RE CONCERNED THAT
IT WILL RESTRICT ACCESS TO CAR
AS WAIT TIMES INCREASE AND THE
ACCESS TO SPECIALISTS GO DOWN,
AS WE'VE SEEN IN OTHER
SINGLE-PAYER COUNTRIES.
MIKE: BUT THE BIGGEST PROBLEM
FACING LAWMAKERS HERE IS THE
COST.
EVEN THE AUTHORS DON'T KNOW T
PRICE TAG, BUT STATE ANALYSTS
ESTIMATE IT WOULD COST AT LEAST
$250 BILLION, AND THAT IS
TROUBLING TO GOVERNOR BROWN'S
OFFICE.
>> WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO FIND
THE MONE
HOW ARE YOU GOING TO FUND A
SYSTEM THAT, UNDER CONSERVATIVE
ESTIMATES, WOULD COST YOU TWIC
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CALIFORNIA
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