| Total Number of Clips: 14 | Cumulative Est. Audience: 824,261 | Cumulative Est. Publicity Value: $71,400 (Sum of Clip Totals) |
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details. that )s right joan.. everyday you tell us of different construction going on all around tucson like here off - - - - and - - - - .. some us think it )s never-ending but this report shows a slight drop in construction jobs here in town.. new this morning...a new report by the
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contractors of america.. shows that jobs in construction fel in more than 43- percent of cities across the country. from july of last year to this year, only about 40- percent of areas across the country saw a rise in construction jobs. here in tucson.. the report shows construction jobs slightly fell - by one percent. phoenix saw a modest rise in jobs of about 4-percent. association officials say federal, state, and local policy- makers are too focused on cutting construction budgets.. they add cutting these jobs will force taxpayers to pay to fix broken structures and repair decayed infrastructure down the road. just to let you know.. chicago saw the bigest increase in construction jobs while the atlanta area saw the bigest job los. reporting from midtown.. david gonzalez.. kold news 13. live. local. latebreaking. late breaking news from the vail area this morning. both lanes of eastbound i- 10 are open again after a deadly crash this morning. the department of public safety tells us the vehicle roled around one a.m. ssenger died in the wreck, and the driver has serious injuries. one lane was closed for a few hours while officers investigated the crash. no word yet on a cause, or the victims names. ad lib... kold news 13 time now. ad lib.. kold news 13 time now... still ahead.. a key sumit on libya )s future is set to get under way
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hear.. the numbers are down in some parts of the state. kold news 13 )s david gonzalez is live with the details. that )s right joan.. everyday you tell us of different construction going on all around tucson like here off - - - - and - - - - . somthink it )s never-ending but this report shows a slight drop in construction jobs here in town.. new this morning...a new report by the
associated
general
contractors of america.. shows that jobs in construction fell in more than 43- percent of cities across the country. from july of last year to this year, only about 40- percent of areas across the country saw a rise in construction jobs. here in tucson.. the report shows construction jobs slightly fell - by one percent. phoenix saw a modest rise in jobs of about 4-percent. association officials say federal, state, and local policy- makers are to focused on cutting construction budgets.. they add cutting these jobs will force taxpayers to pay to fix broken structures and repair decayed infrastructure down the road. just to let you know.. chicago saw the bigest increase in construction jobs while the atlanta area saw the biggest job loss. reporting from midtown.. david gonzalez.. kold news 13. live. local. latebreaking. we )re late breaking news from the vail area this morning. eastbound i-10 just re- opened after a deadly crash this morning. the department of public safety tells us this morning the vehicle rolled. the passenger died in the wreck, and the driver has serious injuries. one lane was closed for a few hours while officers investigated the crash. no word yet on a cause of victims names. new this morning.. insomnia takes a heavy
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>> new report out from the
associated
general
contractors of america. it says the metro detroit area has added construction jobs. there is a fear that many government projects could be cut or tabled because of budget cuts. detroit institute of children in wald lake looking for a supervisor for their medical office. it's full time and we have a link to apply in the job shop. new to you, a behavioral question. they don't say how would you answer this question, they say, how did you answer the question? describe a decision you made that was unpopular and how you handled implementing it, and what would you do when your schedule was interrupted? questions like that could be coming to you.
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and there's good news when it comes to construction jobs. charleston is adding those jobs faster than most other metro areas... the
associated
general
contractors of america announced the local industry grew by 15-percent since july of last year. they say the main reason for the boost is public-sector investments, like new schools, interstate bridge upgrades at the airport and sewer projects. but the association warns, the industry is still fragile... and if public sector projects are cut, many local construction jobs would be at risk. hundreds have now entered the business world after graduating from job corps. corps.students in charleston were recognized as part of national job corps commencement day yesterday.124 job corps centers across the
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huel: new report out from the
associated
general
contractors of america said the metro detroit area has added 3700 construction jobs in the last ye% jump. there's fear that many government projects could be cut or tabled because of budget cuts. in the job shop we go, the detroit institute of children looking for a full-time job, we have a link at myfoxdetroit.com. right there in the job shop. coming to a job interview near you, a behavioral question, not how would you handle it, but how did you handle it. give an example of how you used
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irene swells in the atlantic means some surfers are having a hey day. the storm churned up six to ten foot waves for water riders in nova scotia. a baby is rescued from a flooded neighborhood in new jersey. you can see an emergency worker carrying the infant across a water- covered road. crews have helped at least 500 people get out of flooded homes in the town of paterson. those who have had to evacuate are camping out at a community college. but police officers say, it's almost full. a new study says the birmingham hoover construction work force decreased by 300 jobs from july 2010 to july 2011. that tops tonight's birmingham business journal headlines. the
associated
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contractors of america ranked birmingham-hoover number 191 of 337 metro areas surveyed based on 12 month change. statewide, alabama saw a four percent decrease in the number of construction workers.
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huel: new report out from the
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contractors of america said the metro detroit area h added 3700 construction jobs in the last ye% jump. there's fear that many governnt projects could be cut or tabled because of budget cuts. in the job shop we go, the detroit institute of children looking for a full-time job, we have a link at myfoxdetroit.com. right there in the job shop. coming to a job interview near you, a behavioral question, not how would you handle it, but how did you handle it. give an example of how you used logic to solve a problem. describe a decision you made that's unpopular and how you
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looking to get a handle on the situation.st. albans police will close the 3rd street underpass from nine a-m until three p-m tomorrow and thursday. no word yet on exactly what they are doing in the underpass to fix the problem, but we'll keep you updated. stingerstinger a new recruiting video is circulating worldwide, trying to get more businesses to come to west virginia. virginia. titled business at the speed of life, officials are touting it as west virginia's business story told by west virginia's business people.the video is designed to encourage businesses to come to the state or to expand their existing operations here.in the video several executives share their experiences of doing business in the state. state.to watch the full video can go to our website at wchstv.com and good news when it comes to
construction
jobs.
charleston is adding those
jobs faster than most other metro areas... the associated general contractors of america announced the local industry grew by 15-percent since july, 2010.they say the main reason for the boost is public-sector investments, like new schools, interstate bridges, upgrades at the airport and sewer projects. but the association warns, the industry is still fragile... and if public sector projects are cut, many local
construction
jobs would be at risk. hundreds have now entered the business world after graduating from job corps. corps.students in
charleston were recognized as part of national job corps commencement day.124 job corps centers across the nation honored the academic and career technical training acheivements of their students. job corps is a part of
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if you receive harassing phone calls that threaten to take you to jail over a loan, contact the state attorney general's office. in
charleston, 31-year-old gary smith is facing d-u-i charges after crashing into a church early this morning. according to police, smith struck a concrete barrier at the 7th avenue church of god. the church was not damaged, but police arrested smith at the scene after determining he was legally drunk. he was taken to south central regional jail where he posted 500-dollars bond. some good news for a major industry in the mountain state. it was announced today that
charleston is one of the top places in the country for new
construction, boasting more than +23-hundred new
jobs+ last year. and west side elementary school is just the latest high-profile
construction job in the capital city. <thompson - 1:15 "the
charleston area has added a higher percentage of
construction
jobs between july of 2010 and july of 2011 than virtually and other area of the country. sounds hard to believe but it's true." davis - :41 "every one dollar spent in
construction translates to three dollars in ancillary funds for other people who work in gas stations, drive trucks, supply materials. so it has a ripple affect throughout the community."> another big reason for so many new
construction
jobs in the
charleston area, is the new i-64 bridge. in regional news... residents of fayette county are about to see a pair of long-standing businesses... (+++vo map+++) á...close up shop for good. (+++pull v++) áthe "sedona cantina" in fayetteville announced they' )re closing their kitchen, after opening up to the public back in 19-94. they join "blue smoke salsa" of ansted, which announced just last week that they could no longer sustain their business. owners say +economic factors+ are driving the decision to shut down their hometown businesses. <" it just sort of got to the point our expenses were starting to outrun our income.
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by west virginia's business people. people. the video is designed to encourage businesses to come to t t state or to expand their existing operations here. in the video several executives share their experiences of doing business in the state. state.to watch the full video can go to our website at wchstv.com good news on the job front, when it comes to construction jobs. jobs. charleston is adding new construction jobs faster than most other metro area... the
associated
general
contractors of american announced the local industry grew by 15- percent since july of last year.they say the main reason for the boost is public-sector investments, like new schools, interstate bridges, upgrades at the airport and sewer projects. but the association warns, the industry is still fragile and if public sector projects are cut, it would put many local construction jobs at risk. it's the last stop for a rails to trails project in charleston...the money was there... the community support was there... but so were serious problems, found during an inspection. inspection. eyewitness news anchor kallie cart joins us live on charleston's west side to explain, kallie? kallie? rick...this is a huge blow... a lot of people were really excited...for charleston to take over this old into something the whole area could use...and while you can see the rust... an inspection found can't see that's really has stopped this project in its tracks. the piers down in the water are structurally unsound... that along with other problems would take about 17-million
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the plan was to sell guns to known cartel buyers with the purpose of tracking them down in mexico. be u.s. -- but the plan backfired. now the guns are in the hands of dangerous drug cartel members. >> new report from the
associated
general
contractors of america saying metro detroit added 3,700 construction jobs in the past year. there's an increase in private jobs but there's a fear that many government jobs can be cut or tabled. detroit institute in walled lake is looking for a supervisor for their medical office. it's full time. there's a link and more information about it at myfoxdetroit.com in the job shop. coming to a job interview near you. a behavioral interview question or two. they don't ask how would you handle this. they ask how did you handle this. they want to know how you behave
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two men are in jail today... after police say they stole spikes and tie plates from a section in cabin creek... causing 15 cars to derail there in august... justin henson and joey king were trying to sell the materials at r & j recycling when they were arrested... all the materials have been recovered. the west side elementary school is just the latest high profile
construction job here in
charleston... if you look around... there are projects all over the place... today it was announced... that
charleston is one of the top places in the country... for new
construction... (+++pkg+++) <with the newly minted west side elementary as a back drop... it was announced that
charleston is adding
construction
jobs faster than most every other metro area in the country... thompson - 1:15 "the
charleston area has added a higher percentage of
construction
jobs between july of 2010 and july of 2011 than virtually and other area of the country. sounds hard to believe but it's true." public sector investments helped boost
construction employment by 2,300
jobs last year... and there is more work in the horizon... mayor jones - :16 "in the last eight years we have a new ballpark, two new schools. we right now have a 26 million dollar sewer project out in the sissonville road area, plus we have two new hotels, so we are happy." according to mike davis of g&g builders... you've got to spend money to make money... davis - :41 "every one dollar spent in
construction translates to three dollars in ancillary funds for other people who work in gas stations, drive trucks, supply materials. so it has a ripple affect throughout the community."> a big reason for some many
jobs are
construction of new schools... and the new i-64 bridge... optimism for our economic future... is in short supply in west virginia. a gallup poll found... west virginia to be the most pessimistic state in the union... when it comes to the economy... ironically...another gallup poll ranked the mountain state third in job growth... while many understand why some are ++not++ feeling optimistic about the economy. ..they say fear of the unknown is driving those feelings... (+++sot+++) <the foreign companies felt the same way. they felt like there were too many unknowns to immediately go and invest.> to see the gallup poll head to our web site -- wowktv.com and click on featured links. the sissonville volunteer fire department... is moving ahead with plans to build a permanent fire station... the department will host a
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learning how to deal to with gangs... to make city streets safer... details in a live report. and... high profile
construction projects... are happening all over
charleston... that means
jobs... plus... plans for a rails to trails system on the city's west side... cld be stopped in it's tracks... details in our
charleston chat. good afternoon...i'm scott roberts in
charleston. live and local from your hometown...this is 13news at 5. <you're watching wowk. 13 news the area's fastest growing newscast. 13 news at 7 begins right now.>
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indian town gap, pennsylvania and one in rome, new york ready to provide search and rescue services if asked. they have also deployed a specialized communications team to new jersey that will allow communication across the country no matter what environment they operate in. earlier this week, military bases in virginia and maryland stored some of their aircraft at guard bases in the mountain state for protection. stingerstinger good news on the job front, when it comes to construction jobs. jobs. charleston is adding new construction jobs faster than most other metro area... the
associated
general
contractors of american announced the local industry grew by 1 percent since july of last year.they say the main reason for the boost is public-sector investments, like new schools, interstate bridges, upgrades at the airport and sewer projects. but the association warns, the industry is still fragile and if public sector projects are cut, it would put many local construction jobs at risk. a new video aims at sharing the state's business story with industry leaders in order to get more businesses to come to west virginia. virginia.eyewitness news reporter atish baidya is live at the culture center where officials just unveiled the new video.atish? atish?the new video is titled busienss at the speed of life. officials are touting it as west virginia's business story told by west virginia business people.keith burdette, wv commerce secretary. west virginia ceos talk about starting and growing their suessful businesses in the state in a new video from the west virginiadevelopment office. the video bubuness at the speed of life is the latest tool in the state's business recruitment kit.the video is west virginia's business story, told by west virginia's business people. the best people to talk about the advantages of startingand growing a business in west business executives who are succeeding here. the video is designed to encourage businesses to come to the state or expand existing operations in the state.it features the stories of executives from several companies about their experience about doing
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| Total Number of Clips: 14 | Cumulative Est. Audience: 824,261 | Cumulative Est. Publicity Value: $71,400 (Sum of Clip Totals) |
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