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Plus the buzzword for your shot at a new ipad mini. And a guy wants to move a snapping turtle along, so he gets a stick. Why he really shouldnt have. It was a very lucky day for these unfortunate people in these two videos. This first one from brisbane, australia. You wont believe what happens moments before the train pulls in. You see a woman on a mobility scooter is backing out of the elevator when she loses control of it. And watch what happens when we get a second angle from inside the station. Check this out. Oh, no. She loses control of the scooter. People jump out of the way just in tim...

Has been a leader when it comes to water conservation. A spokesperson for the Santa Clara Valley Water District says the city has a vested interest since it relies solely on groundwater. Who can you blame . Mother nature . We wont point the finger at the Water Department or the Water District. I can say originally, yeah, i was frustrated with them. But then the more i got to know the situation and realizing how dire the situation is, theyre just doing everything they can do save the water for everybody. Reporter ken browns family has owned andys orchard for more than 60 years. And with thousan...

Together this morning to sound the alarm. Chris moore, tom wheatley, bill landsdown, and paul davis. We are not treating our officers the way you treat professionals. We are not there for them as a city to back them when they are injured in the line of duty. Police chiefs cant be politicians, they must be committed to Public Safety, and they must have the ability to speak out, openly and honestly, about deficiencies they see with Staffing Levels and response teams. Important to the department and you cant blame them. You know, you have to take care of your family. You cant live that way. You s...

Overcrowding has put jails on the brink of a repeat of the Strangeways riot, prison governors have warned.

Criminal suspects will be freed on bail rather than being placed in custody because the prisons are full, senior lawyers have warned.