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Date 11/13/2015

Good afternoon, its Friday, October 13 2__ at _____________ oclock and youre listening to

90.3 WKNJ-FM, Union, New Jersey, and Im _____________ with the news.

In Local News

On November 12th, a 24 year old woman from Newark was sentenced to 22 years in

prison and must serve at least 85 percent of the term because of the fatal shooting of a

woman outside an Elizabeth night club in 2011. Judge Scott J. imposed the sentence on

Tiffany Moore, who said she was guilty to the murder of Felicia Hester. Tiffany Moore is

not eligible for early release. She must serve at least 85 percent of the sentence before she

is eligible for parole. Moore is also a confirmed member of a set of blood street gang.

She killed Felicia around 2am on September 22,2011 outside of Coco Bongo.

Officers found Felicia on the sidewalk suffering from a gunshot wound; she was

immediately rushed to the University Hospital in Newark, where she died two days later.

Moore was arrested less than a week after the shooting and was sentenced yesterday.

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On November 12th, there was a federal court ruling against President Obamas 2014 executive

actions on immigration and its a big setback to coming to a solution. The ruling will be held on

Monday but many immigrants live in fear. More than 200,000 undocumented people in New

Jersey will not be able to obtain crucial work permits and have protection from deportation.

These people will be unable to contribute fully o the states economy and will live in fear until a

decision is actually reached. Even though Obama was only taking small steps toward improving

the working conditions of the immigrants in the country They would have allowed many

parents of U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents, as well as more young people who came to

the U.S. before they were 16, to apply for work authorization and protection from deportation

NJ. com

This overall ruling, hurts the nation as a whole: New Jersey would collect more taxes under this

executive action on immigration. Currently, undocumented residents are paying $613 million a

year in state and local taxes a number that would increase by $29 million under the Obama

administration's executive actions. This is the seventh-largest bump of the 50 states, reinforcing

how much New Jersey has to gain from efforts to make the country's immigration system more

pragmatic.

All in all, the immigrants really contribute to this countries economy and it would be horrible to

see this ruling hurt the nation.

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In National News

In Cleveland a huge medical discovery was made: Uterus Transplants.

Uterus Transplants may soon help some infertile women in the U.S become pregnant. Cleveland

Clinic expected to become the first in the U.S to transplant a uterus into a woman who does not

have one, so that she may become pregnant. The recipients of the uteruses will be women who

were born without a uterus or had to because of health issues have it removed. This transplant

however will be something that is temporary; the uterus would be removed after the patient has

had one or two babies. Uterine transplants are a completely new field that these surgeons are

curious to break into. If the trial procedure works there will be many women across the country

that will benefit, they are estimating around 50,000 women in the U.S to be eligible candidates.

However, like any other surgery there will be risks. These womens pregnancies will be

considered high-risk, with fetuses exposed to anti-rejection drugs and developing inside a womb

taken from a dead woman. Eight women from around the country have begun the screening

process at the Cleveland Clinic with the hope of being selected for the transplant surgery.

One, a 26-year-old with two adopted children, said she still wanted a chance to become

pregnant and give birth.I crave that experience, she said. I want the morning sickness,

the backaches, the feet swelling. I want to feel the baby move. That is something Ive

wanted for as long as I can remember.She traveled more than 1,000 miles to the clinic,

paying her own way. She asked that her name and hometown be withheld to protect her

familys privacy. (NyTimes.com)

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The 2015 Red Starbucks cup has caused a huge controversy all over the country. In reality it is

just a cup, a cup where you put your coffee, you drink it and then you throw it out. But it has

become so much more than that to Starbucks customers in the U.S. The consumers are claiming

that the cups are too plain, they dont spread enough Holiday cheer and they took to social media

to complain. It has become a social media war, with the new hashtag being #itsjustacup: Im

guessing some people are tired of the back and forth complaining. Many are saying that

Starbucks just doesn't care about the Holidays enough to decorate their cups accordingly.

Starbucks said the unadorned cup allows customers to put their unique drawings and

message on it, but some say its one more way that companies are stripping the Christmas

message from the holiday season. USA Today

At the end of the day, we will never know Starbucks true intentions to making the cups plain but

they are still just cups I guess this country doesn't have that many important things to worry

about.

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In International News

A billionaire buys worlds most expensive diamond for his 7 year old daughter. Blue Moon the

diamond sold for $48.4 million dollars, which officially makes it the most expensive diamond in

the world.The record sale took place at a Sothebys auction in Geneva, where the bidder renamed

the diamond Blue Moon of Josephine. A day before at another auction, a bidder purchased a

pink diamond for $28.5 million dollars and named it Sweet Josephine. Now people are

questioning who this Josephine is. CNN confirmed billionaire Joseph Lau, of property firm

Chinese Estates Holdings, as the gem's new owner."Yes, the diamonds were bought by Mr.

Joseph Lau for his daughter," his assistant told CNN over the phone.

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Two controlled official Russian TV stations have accidentally broadcasted classified military

information to the Russian public. Certain secrets were caught on camera and were later deleted,

according to the Russian presidential press secretary.

They are hoping that this situation will not be repeated.

The spokesman said he did not know about any steps taken to punish those responsible. But he

added, "In the future, we will certainly take preventive measures not to let it happen again," he

said.

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More news, sports, and weather coming up

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In Sports

Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins says that he played more than half of last Sundays game against

the Cowboys with a concussion. He was able to return to practice yesterday, Thursday November

12th after being cleared by the doctors. He failed to tell anyone about the symptoms of his

concussion during the game and played all 78 defensive snaps.

He later told the reporters that he felt foggy after a tackle.

He said that this was something he kept to himself because he was aware on how important this

game against the Cowboys was.

However, the coach was not very happy. He said, health and safety is the No. 1 priority.

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Your WKNJ hourly weather update

Right now on the campus of Kean University, it is windy and partly cloudy with a high of 55 and

low of 39 later tonight.

Tune in later for meteorology reports on 90.3 FM

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In Entertainment

Olive Garden is giving out free dating advice!

The company is now giving advice to anyone that uses the #askalfredo on Twitter. According to

E online Olive Garden gives solid advice. They say that they are now fully prepared to enter the

dating world (chuckle). I say we all try it and see how good the advice really is. Social media is

officially taking over the world. Get ready!

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Thats it for your news. Youre listening to 90.3 WKNJ-FM, Union, New Jersey. Im

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Sources

nj.com

nytimes.com

cnn.com

foxnews.com