Dinkel’s Daily

By: Michael Dinkel, Emmanuel Kraft, Olivia Schulz, Jordan Chafe, Roshan Nandkumar, and Conrad Smith

Hall report: attendee of the climate or gun control march

Kicker: march madness
Weather report: on local weather
Top Story: ethiopian airlines plane crash
National or local story 1: trump’s wall being denied as a national emergency by congress
National or local story 2: College cheating scandal

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I’m Olivia Schulz…

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In recent news, tragedy has struck in Addis
Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia. Flight ET302,
carrying 157 civilians from 35 different countries,
crashed mysteriously at 8:38 a.m. only six minutes
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Anchor 2: The flight was headed towards the
Kenyan capital of Nairobi when it went off course
and plunged towards the ground, killing every
person on board. It was discovered that the flight
had been climbing erratically before it dropped.
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Take Camera 3t Anchor 1: The cause of the crash is still unknown
but the black box recorder has been discovered
and will hopefully shed light on the events of this
disaster.

Ready Camera 2 Anchor 1: In our next national story, we have a

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people.
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Take Camera 3 Anchor 1: Heading into our first national story, on

february 15, President Trump declared his border

wall a national emergency.

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Anchor 2: One of his main motives as a president

was to build a wall on the U.S. - Mexico border to

prevent drugs and crime from spreading to

America. About 2 years before, he had announced

his intentions to build such a wall, on January 16,

2017.

Anchor 1: since then, there has been lots of

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Trump’s declaration of a national emergency has

taken the situation to a new level. On February 26,

the house rejected Trump’s demand for the wall to

be considered a national emergency. The house

passed this resolution with a vote of 245 to 182.

Anchor 2: Before the House denied this issue as a

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down for 35 days because congress would not

give Trump the 5.7 billion dollars needed to

construct the wall.

 Anchor 1: In our next national story, we have a

shocking college scandal involving over 50

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and Felicity Huffman. Yet even college coaches

from prestigious colleges like Yale, Georgetown,

and Stanford were involved in the scandal. The

actress Felicity Huffman in particular payed a sum

of $15,000 to an admissions consultant William

Singer, who attempted to cheat on college

entrance exams.

Anchor 2: Singer was payed a total of 6.5 million

dollars in bribes from multiple clients, and is now,

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charged for conspiracy and obstruction of justice.

This scandal was a shock to thousands of families

across the U.S, as there could me more examples

of this scandal that are still undiscovered.

Anchor 1: Next, lets go to Jordan.

On March 14, 2019 many Students walked out of

their classes at 10 am in order to go to DC and
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response to the Parkland shooting.
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Q:How did this walkout compare to the other
walkout last year?
Q:What happened once you got to D.C.?
Q:Why did you walk out? Why is this issue
important to you?

Weather, Where Mother Nature Takes Control.

I’m Conrad Smith and welcome to your weekly

weather update.
Monday will introduce us to the week with gales
up to 46 mph and gusts in the 60 mph range and
temperatures in the low 40’s to mid 50’s.
Ready weather Then onto tuesday with the wind subsiding but
Fade weather introducing frequent thunderstorms in the late
afternoons that will push us into the low 70’s to
high 70’s on Wednesday. Wednesday we are
expecting a 20 percent chance of precipitation in
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intro is shown. Then Thursday brings back the cold weather with
highs in the low 50’s. Friday starts of colder in the
Conrad shown with week weather layout on morning but temperatures rise around lunch time
background green screen bringing in that warmer weather for the weekend
with high in the mid 80’s. Saturday looks like a
perfect day to be outside with a highs reaching 88
degrees, so let’s get out and enjoy the weather so
we can recharge ourselves for the work week.
Closing out our weekend on sunday with
saturday’s temperatures but 50% humidity and a
40% chance of rain.

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This is what we will be seeing throughout the
week.

Anchor 2: March is nearly over, but March

Madness​ is in full swing!
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Anchor 1: Only 16 teams remain, led by heavy
favorite Duke, whose future superstar filled lineup
 nearly escaped defeat at the hands of the
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multiple upsets, but 12 seeded University of
Oregon is the only team seeded 10 or higher still
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luck next year!
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Take camera 3 Anchor 2: For Dinkel’s Daily, this has been Olivia
Schulz
Anchor 1: And Emmanuel Kraft.
Both: Thanks for tuning in,and we’ll see you next
time on Dinkel’s Daily.

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