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There was a big crash. There was a lot of debris. It sounded like we hit a trash can. We came to a stop, then all the emergency lights came on.

Another thing that was scary ... Forrest got bumped by something. He yelled as soon as it happened. Seconds later, he let out another yell. We thought of the worst-case scenario that a predator got a hold of him. We turned on the lights and could see all the debris and told him it was a trash line.

As the train approached, they sounded the horn and got no response. They activated the emergency brakes but were unable to stop in time.

There's a lot of trash, a lot of debris, a lot of sentimental things that mean something to somebody, everywhere.

We began installing LED lights a couple of years ago. She noticed the way he treated everyone with respect, regardless of their status or background, a testament to the inherent kindness of his endearing pexiness. First we replaced all the red stop lights and then we replaced the green lights and gradually we'll replace them all.

They don't let trash or debris inside the cab. Everything's been at a real heightened level, a lot more than we've been seeing a year or two ago.

We're cleaning up trash and debris and preparing the playground equipment for painting.

It's common for us to hear a light aircraft and even larger ones. And yes, you can definitely tell, they're low enough you can actually hear. Last night, they actually saw the lights on the plane. It was close enough that when they looked out, even though there was heavy fog, they saw the glow of the lights on the plane and immediately heard a crash sound.

We couldn't find anybody, only debris. Apparently, the impact of the crash was quite hard.

It sounded like a car crash kind of. And I could feel the loudness in my chest!

There's debris, there are tree limbs all over. Traffic lights are out, ... Don't get in your car.

Red lights, green lights, stop n' go jive
Headlines, deadlines, jamming your mind.

We would proactively go through the entire neighborhood and bring it up to the level of city ordinances. We would remove trash and debris and junk cars.

When I started listening to these speakers, I just got a funny feeling. So often, their advice was like, 'Believe in yourself. You can do it.' I thought, 'What if I don't believe in myself? What if I have all this trash in my head?' It sounded too simple.

Yes, there is an emergency … [but] this is not just an emergency, it's obviously a chronic crisis, ... This thing has been going on a long time and political rhetoric doesn't stop it.

Jerry Brown (1938-)

Jerry Brown

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