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don't ruin the magic for future spring breakers and if you ever find yourself in a situation where you might end up in a little trouble. just ask one question: what would watters do? conner barrow is a spring break his or her joins us now. conner, you already partied at spring break. do you agree wall a of -- with l of my rules. >> to out of hand everyone piling in and getting out of control like americans we get party and have fun and not attack cops. i don't like that part. >> what about the goal line games and the boxing? that seems to attract a lot of heat. >> yeah. like the eeoc drills. everyone is doing that where they will lay in the sand and like the football and you have seen that, right? >> yeah. what if just the girls do it? if just the girls do it, are we going to allow that? >> oh, no. shouldn't be done at all. crazy. you can have so much more fun
without alcohol and drugs. >> jesse: ha ha ha. what happens when people start getting shot? that's when it gets a little more serious. people dropping dead in miami beach. your thoughts on the shootings? >> that's a big, big stepper right there. yeah. i don't know how -- that's just crazy. obviously you can't -- you could prevent in a way, i guess. do you know what i mean? someone polls out a gun what do you do? do you know what i mean? people just get too crazy and definitely the stuff they are taking or whatever is going through their mind at the time. >> so you are basically sober during spring break. conner. >>o, yeah, for sure. >> as a sober spring breaker how do you handle police when they tell you guys to clear out? >> well, i'm clearing out. that's all i know. i'm not fighting the cop or throwing hands there. but. >> jesse: you are going to wind up on body cam on "primetime" if you do that. >> there is another chance i get on "primetime." i love it. thank you for having me by the
The Fairfield City Council met last night for their first March meeting. Alderman unanimously passed an ordinance raising the monthly yard waste fee to $10.00. The raise will result in the Street & Bridge Dept. picking up couches, mattresses, chairs, etc. that would previously not be picked up and may sit by the street for an extended period of time. The matter was discussed at length and in the end it was determined that this would be the best avenue to clean up the city. No electronics, paint or building materials will be picked up. During the Public Comment portion of the meeting, Fairfield resident Sheryl Eckleberry voiced her opposition to the fee increase. The council unanimously approved a $10,000 expenditure for the annual Fireworks Display. The Recreation Fund will provide an additional $5,000 for the display. A tentative date for the fireworks was set for July 1, with a final date to be approved at a later meeting. Aldermen approved entering into an Engineering Agreement with Conner & Conner for a proposed sidewalk project for Frontier Community College. The sidewalk would run from the Bobcat Crossing Student Housing to the Bobcat Den and would be located on the south side of the street. The college will be providing assistance with the cost of the project. Fairfield Resident Mariann Brownson addressed the council regarding sidewalk deterioration in her area, She provided each alderman with a piece of one of the deteriorated sidewalks along with photos. No council action was taken. Street closings were approved for the following: Feed My Sheep for the 100 block of SW 3rd St. from 5pm to 9pm on May 12 Not Your Ordinary Church for the 100 block SE 2nd St. from 1pm to 11pm on June 3 The city's financial picture did not improve in February with February Expenses at $1,780,092,00 while Revenues were at $1,684,135.00 resulting in a monthly loss of $93,957.00. February Payroll was $308,499.00, Gaming Income was $13,444.00, and Sales Tax Income was $139,613.00. The meeting began with Mayor Gary Moore reading a proclamation designating this week as Girl Scout Week in Fairfield, Several Girl Scouts and Leaders were in attendance for the presentation.
their safety. >> take me to the nearest dock, you're going to keep driving like this, i'm going to get an uber from somewhere. and paul was like, this is my b boat. i'm not going to let you drive. so he's walking around and stuff, conner starts driving for a little bit, then paul, he stops conner and he's like, man, let me drive. >> some of them were huddled down in the bottom because of, "a," the way paul, the way he's acting, also the speeds they were going. this guy is angry, bitter. it became a battle that conner wanted to take him off the wheel, and he wouldn't have any of it. >> he was doing doughnuts and morgan was saying she was done with him, he started calling her
The Fairfield City Council met Tuesday evening, with newly appointed alderman Allen Marsh absent. The council unanimously approved a TIF Agreement with the Wayne County Fairgrounds in the amount of $27,500. The funds will be used to help pay for a major electrical project on the grounds that will result in parking spots for 63 campers. The TIF Committee had previously approved the expenditure. A bid of $379,041 was unanimously approved for Howell Paving to complete the connector roads project, which is associated with the upcoming resurfacing of Main and Delaware. The council earmarked TIF funds to pay for the project last year. Mayor Moore stated that he expects bid opening for the Main and Delaware project to occur around March 10. They are hopeful the work can be completed this summer. An Engineering Agreement with Conner & Conner was approved for several street projects in the city. Those streets to be addressed are: Airport Road East Court St. NW 6th St. College St. Motor Fuel Tax funds will be used to finance the street projects. The council unanimously authorized Mayor Moore to make purchases related to the upcoming Eclipse 2024. This will permit goods or services to be purchased in a timely fashion and not have to wait for a council meeting for approval. The purchases are limited to $1,000 and limited to $10,000 per vendor. Approval from the Recreation Committee will also be required. The mayor stated that he had received a letter from the USDA regarding the Lakeside Lake project. The letter stated that they were moving forward with seeking engineering input for the project. The mayor also updated attendees on the water tower construction taking place on NW 7th St. Mayor Moore provided a bleak summary of the city's financial picture, with cash flow last month at (-130,162.00). The city's payroll last month stood at $316,533, the city received $12,886 in gaming revenue and $132,624 in Sales Tax dollars. The mayor said that each city department will be examining their expenditures for the upcoming fiscal year in hopes of alleviating some of the financial pressure the city is experiencing.
these are drugs that didn't require a prescription. they were being sold individually over the counter. you know, we actually think they might have been targeting tourists because some of these c cost as much as $35 a pill. if you're a work person in mexico or the united states, $35 a pill is a steep price. so, this is probably people that are coming in for weekends, pa partying, those things, or studying, whatever. it's really an interesting situation. >> it's devastating to think about. it makes us that much more aware, conner. thank you. more than 100,000 people a year are now dying of drug overdose in the united states. the majority from opioids, according to the cdc. and around 1 million have lost their lives to overdoses since the opioid crisis began 20 years ago. now, "american pain" reveals the
it didn't work out that way. i'm glad it did though. going to academy all three of us, could not ask for a better group of guys. glad to be here. will: i imagine. conner, what was that like the three of you in the academy together at the same time? it is not always supportive, right? there had to be some, there had to be some competitiveness as well? >> oh, yeah. there is breaking down and building back up. being in the academy was great. helping each other best of our abilities. made it easier to get through than going in alone. will: take me back, ryan, michael said he always knew since he was little. i'm curious, did you know as well, this is something for me, i want to follow in my father's and grandfather's footsteps? >> definitely. seeing my father, grandfather, my uncle, always great things they had done. inspired me. i always knew what i wanted to do. will: conner, is this as well, surprise you ended up in life
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been resuscitated twice, once on the field, and then again here at the hospital, but the family response person telling me moments ago, the uncle misspoke. listen in. you know, dorian's a great uncle. he was excited to share good news. today mar was -- it's hard for anyone to keep up with, who isn't in the medical community. >> reporter: we have not heard from anyone at the hospital when it comes to the medical staff treating and caring for damar. meanwhile, the family and family spokesperson saying his parents, who are both at his bedside, taking every day minute by minute. outside the hospital, in front of the hospital there's what i like to call a get well soon corner. on that conner, there's a single