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News May Fifteenth
Newscast
May 15, 2015
Run time: 6:30
Good afternoon, its Friday, May 15, 2015 at_________ oclock and yourre
listening to 90.3 WKNJ-FM, Union, New Jersey, and Im ___________ with the
news.
In local News
Good news and bad news for recent college grads. A new report
reports on how much money majors will end up making through the course
of their career. The Georgetown University Center of Education used 2013
cencus data to record how much people made with their degrees in a
lifetime. The Economic Value of College Majors found that college students
on average make about a million dollars more in their lifetimes than
someone with only a high school degree. Science and engineering majors
tend to make on average 3.4 million dollars more than a high school
graduate. Early childhood education is the lowest paying career with an
average salary of thirty nine thousand dollars in the U.S. New Jersey has
slightly higher average salaries, but were still looking at some low paying
jobs. Social work will average about thirty forty nine thousand dollars and it
is the lowest paying job in New Jersey. The study acknowledges that some
people in low paying majors will often get higher paying jobs that arent
connected to their degree. so they say that these numbers and your major
isnt destiny.
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commit murder, and possession of a weapon for unlawful purposes, and his
bail is at one million dollars. Calderone is charged with murder, possession
of a weapon, and possession of a weapon for unlawful purposes. It is not
disclosed what exactly Prosniewski hindered, but his bail is set at one
hundred thousand dollars.
In National News
Its a sad day for music. King of the Blues- B.B. King died at 9:40 pm
last night at his Las Vegas home at the age of eighty nine. He collapsed in
October while performing in Chicago, and has been in hospice shortly after
that according to ABC News. He died peacefully in his sleep authorities say.
This fifteen time Grammy award winning artist preformed into his eighties
and would sometime perform over two hundred and fifty concerts a year.
Shirley King, B.B. Kings eldest daughter says that she was upset that she
couldnt say goodbye to her dad. His preacher uncle taught him to play
guitar with his Gibson named Lucille. Ive always tried to defend the idea
that the blues doesnt have to be sung by a person who comes with
Mississippi, as I did. He defended the rights of music, that all kinds of music
belongs to everyone. As long as people have problems, blues will never
die.
Amtrak takes Full Responsibility for its fatal crash on the 12th. CEO
Joseph Boardman write on Amtraks official blog addressed to the families of
the eight dead and over two hundred injured, "With truly heavy hearts, we
mourn those who died. Their loss leaves holes in the lives of their families
and communities. Amtrak takes full responsibility and deeply apologizes for
our role in this tragic event." It is still unclear whether the train sped up from
70-100 miles per hour in the last minute before the derailment manually by
train engineer Bostain. Bostain refused to talk to police on Wednesday, but
he agreed to talk to the National Transportation Safety Board over the next
few days. The Philadelphis D.A.s office will decide whether or not to bring
charges to Bostain. He also suffered a concussion and needed several
stitches. His lawyer claims he have no recollection of the crash.
In International news
A bus fell off a cliff earlier today in China, killing thirty people,
authorities said. Twenty five people were dead on arrival. The propaganda
office of Chunhua county said, There was no word on the cause of the
accident. Authorities claim to still be investigating the accident. China
Central Television claimed the bus was carrying over forty passengers when
it fell into a ravine more than 30 meters deep. They claim that bus accidents
are common in China due to their mountainous terrain, and that many bus
drivers ignore regulations and end up speeding through mountain passes
and carry too many passengers.
If you think its too early to be this hot here in New Jersey right now,
dont go to Spain or Portugal right now. They are experiencing a record
breaking heat wave right now for this time of year. There was a record 40.1
degrees Celsius(104.2 degrees farenheit) in 2006. The meterological agency
says the town of Xativa just recorded 42.9 (109.2 degrees). These are
temperatures that spain and Portugal only see in mid summer. Pego a
town in spain is also in the midst of fighting a wildfire right now. Good luck
to you guys and stay safe!
In Sports
Tom Brady has officially made an appeal for his for game suspension.
Most fans believe that he should be suspended, and all of the other things
that go along with it should happen too such as the million dollar fine that
the patriots have to pay and the loss of draft picks according to espn.com.
His appeal is based on technicalities in the way things were handled.
Disciplinary action was supposed to be taken by the commissioner, but was
instead taken by someone else. They are just trying to reinstate him based
off of technicalities.
In Entertainment
In Weather
Today will be mostly sunny with a high of seventy eight degrees and a
nighttime low of sixty. We are expected to see some rain over the weekend
on Saturday, but it should be hot and sunny for Sunday.
(play psa here.)
Amtrak CEO: Railroad Takes Full Responsibility for Crash ABC News
The 11 Lowest-paying college majors in N.J. Nj.com
Cop charged with hindering murder investigation- nj.com
King of the Blues Blues Legend B.B. King Died at Age 89- Abcnews.go.com
Bus Falls off Cliff in Northern China, Killing 30 People- abcnews.go.com
Spain, Portugal Bake in Record May Heat Wave abcnews.go.com
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where credit was due without giving a citation every second sentence.