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EASTON, Pa. - Northampton County Council approved a final round of grants Thursday to help small businesses survive the COVID-19 pandemic. County Executive Lamont McClure said that over four rounds of grants, 766 small businesses received as much as $15,000 each to get through the pandemic. The money came out of the countys $27.6 million share of the federal CARES Act. Towns, non-profit groups such as ArtsQuest, schools including Lehigh University and the county itself also benefited. About $10...

>> martha: all right, weve got you covered here. we are back with the latest. we are going to go live now to daytona beach. hows it going? >> martha, pretty good. weve got some tree service equipment trucks behind us in parking lots all up and down the coast. you see people preparing, getting ready for what could be an impending disaster. things are shutting down quickly, also. restaurants, grocery stores, and perhaps, most importantly, airports. daytona is shot in west palm beach. the major int...

That. and hes working with a gentleman named daniel here in town who has a tree service. >> so, we know there will be a little bit of money coming in and we know you guys have some desperate times here. i just really think its important to point out that kelleyes story as i noted is the same story over and over and over again. while shelters have been open. some of the shelters here have closed. the community does have an attempt to help sort of long-term situations like kelleyes. churches are r...

When i was 6 years old, he was killing her. he had her on the bed, choking her out. me and my little brother were begging him -- excuse me -- me and my little brother was begging him -- i cant go on with that part. >> just give me the rough sketch of what you want and ill put it down on paper. >> although the majority of prisoners at isp are older inmates, youth offenders are rapidly becoming the fastest growing population. >> how old are you? >> 23. ive got a five-year term, a violent felony. >...

I cant go on with that part. >> just give me the rough sketch of what you want and ill put it down on paper. >> although the majority of prisoners at isp are older inmates, youth offenders are rapidly becoming the fastest growing population. >> how old are you? >> 23. ive got a five-year term, a violent felony. >> i came in when i was 16. im 23. ill be out of here 25, 26 years old. >> i got arrested when i was 18. i turned 19 the next day in county jail. my uncle owned a tree service and we did ...

My father beat on my mother a lot, almost daily. hed get drunk and beat her up. when i was 6 years old, he was killing her. he had her on the bed, choking her out. me and my little brother were begging him -- excuse me -- me and my little brother was begging him -- i cant go on with that part. >> so just give me the rough sketch of what you want, and ill just put it down on paper. >> although the majority of prisoners at isp are older inmates, youth offenders are rapidly becoming the fastest gro...

Down on paper. >> although the majority of prisoners at isp are older inmates, youth offenders are rapidly becoming the fastest growing population. >> how old are you? >> 23. ive got a five-year term, a violent felony. >> i came in when i was 16. im 23. ill be out of here 25, 26 years old. >> i got arrested when i was 18. i turned 19 the next day in county jail. my uncle owned a tree service and we did work for a gentleman. he paid us in cash. so we went back and robbed him. i mean, my partner s...

Lot, almost daily. hed get drunk and beat her up. when i was 6 years old, he had her on the bed, choking her. me and my little brother were begging him -- excuse me -- me and my little brother was begging him -- i cant go on with that part. >> just give me the rough sketch of what you want and ill put it down on paper. >> although the majority of prisoners at isp are older inmates, youth offenders are rapidly becoming the fastest growing population. >> how old are you? >> 23. ive got a five-year...

Im 23. ill be out of here 25, 26 years old. >> i got arrested when i was 18. i turned 19 the next day in county jail. my uncle owned a tree service and we did work for a gentleman. he paid us in cash. so we went back and robbed him. i mean, my partner slit his throat. in iowa its a law if you participate in a robbery and someone dies, youre a murderer, too. now im a murderer because i participated in a robbery. im not writing the prosecutor asking him to let me out because im a changed man. beca...

Lines no less. if i would call a local tree service, they would be there the next day. your book drives home the message though that the government just cant get things done effectively. tell us more. >> but we can. the subtitle is individuals succeed. how did we get flush toilets and air conditions. the private sector does amazing stuff. government fails again and again and, yet, when we are scared, when we see a problem, our instinct is to say there ought to be law. so it gets bigger. >> right...