001oh hey I didn't see you there the news is coming right up but I'm here to tell you to stay stuned after this for two specials the first one is a recap of the breast cancer fundraiser and after that is another episode of movie masters who have live in Devon so stay tuned thanks [Music] morning camera attack I'm Carson I'm Bernie and this is cat TV news [Music] tomorrow is a student staff softball game at the school Jack scheme is the scholarship fundraiser it takes place at 3 p.m. and all staff must have any $5 volleyball will start after school on June 5th 11 and 12 from 2:30 3:30 bus will be available and students must have a permission slip to turn into mr. McKinley last week per engineering launched the Rockets they created in
002class here's Jon Devin North interview hello my name is Joseph Chuck and I'm here with mr. wanker since today I'm going to be asking questions about the rocket launch so can you describe what's going on in this rocket launch yeah so in engineering class we are designing aerospace engineering devices and this last couple weeks we've been doing rocketry so I see those students in the corners three corners what is their job so the the main point of the activity is to see how high we can get our rockets and then also to try and keep our payload safe which is a roll egg and the guys in the corners and girls are aiming some angle devices to try and see the angle of height that the rocket went and then they can calculate later the
003actual distance that they flew and the elevation I mean so lastly about the payload how can use the egg as a payload well it's just to simulate something kind of delicate so if we were launching humans into space we wouldn't you know probably fire human first shot so the egg survives then you have been successful and keeping them safe and if not then you killed your passenger thank you very much for your time mr. Langer I'm your charismatic face of cat TV news Devin Roach I'm here with Robert Murray and Anthony Paolucci so how'd you guys his flight go um mine was pretty successful I'd say out of what the seven that we had awful rough estimate was about 250 feet and that came down successfully awesome what are you mine on the other hand
004it may have not gone high but it went very far sideways unfortunately our egg kind of got splattered through a fence so I would count that it's unsuccessful it probably went about like maybe 60 feet tops that's kind of tragic so can you tell me about the parachutes what about them like how they work well you have to have a parachute for every piece so for the fuselage and your capsule and you have to fall them a certain way and you have to put parachute lining at the bottom so that when the back charge comes up it doesn't burn the parachute all right Robert can you tell us a little bit about the fuselage yeah it's basically just the whole big component of the rocket you need to make sure that it's intact and you
005decide how big or how small you want to be depending on the size of your nose cone and your fins and you definitely wanna make sure that stays intact or else the whole rocket will fall apart pretty much it's the main components the tube I see well we're very very interesting well back to you well I guess that about does it I'm Bernie and I'm Carson [Music] high school students in southern New Jersey reach beyond themselves turn native thoughts into action to support a fellow student and raise money for a cause here to tell us more is Diane Kishida teacher of English at Cape May County Technical High School one of our students here at Tech had lost their mother this past year due to breast cancer so the students wanted to rally around her
006and show support so as the class advisor for the sophomore class we pulled together and organized this fundraiser to help show support for that students well this fundraiser meant a lot to me just because of what's been going on in my personal life recently breast cancer has affected a big majority of my life and my mother and so being a part of this fundraiser it was very special to me we wanted to keep it to a local organization so we found the Susan komen foundation in four central South Jersey so my name is Suzanne Carson and I'm the executive director of Susan G Komen Center on South Jersey 75% of the money that we raise each year stays locally this year we funded ten different organizations within our 13 counties that go out and provide
007free mammograms educate and provide transportation fund child care translation services any sort of financial assistance start out with our goal was to possibly sell thousand you know to raise at least a thousand dollars if not more I thought that everyone really worked hard and worked together to reach the goal we had set and they dedicated a lot of their time to this everyone was involved I have to say I mean the class of 2020 all the sophomores however it went beyond that it was every class every student teachers were involved they showed support by buying bracelets giving donations wearing pain on the day that we designated as wear pink day you take the students who wanted to show the support whom sacrifice their lunch time to sell bracelets during aren't their lunch hour really the
008whole school became involved in this event I had immense pride and the entire student body we had a fundraiser earlier this year that was just going to go towards the our class and we didn't have that much participation but when we took ourselves out of the equation and made it towards something greater than us everybody pulled through and worked together to achieve a higher goal and we were able to achieve the goal of a thousand dollars [Applause] when you can give your time to a non-profit you can grow you can learn and see where you want your future to take you we have a lot of different youth events the youth are really you can feel their excitement and their energy and we really appreciate having them there we have you know kids that are
009have feel the effects of breast cancer within their family and they take charge based on the results and people's outpouring of support I think it's a cause that is very near and dear to many people's hearts everyone rallied around this and I'm you know proud of our school proud of our students proud of our staff proud that that everyone rallied around this event and showed their support in such a generous way welcome to movie masters I'm gonna charismatic host Devin Roach I'm here with Oh have you had no sound and today we are reviewing Shawshank Redemption well my all-time favorite movies this movie is directed by Frank Darabont and it stars Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman the plot is a man get victim of murder played by Tim Robbins and the hardships of prison life
010so live house like this film this movie was hands-down one of the greatest in my opinion I think it's one of the greatest films in the world because of the cinematography the story the plot it's a prison film about how we follow a man and his life in prison for almost 20 years I I just think it's amazing I love it so much that I would even consider reading the book by Stephen King I agree this movie is truly something special and something to behold it it's like it builds like the blueprint of how to make a classic it has a good story a good a good characters good direction it's 'rememorable everything is just perfect it has great performances by Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman and I really bought their friendship in the movie
011and I think Tim Robbins had the performance of his career with this film because you are on this emotional roller coaster with them almost highs and lows of prison and you really feel for him at the end of the story and the only thing wrong with this movie is how doing the Oscar that year so everything everything else disappointing everything else is great about it yeah and I think though the characters are great in movies I always have trouble remembering names I have trouble remembering a lot of stuff but in this movie I remember his names I remember Andy I remember red I remembered Brooks it a very powerful movie that it's just one of the greenest and I think it's had a big impact on everybody's lives who've seen it yeah and the thing
012that makes this movie stand out a lot is the story is really good and I think it's great but it's not groundbreaking what makes it so fantastic is the characters and the dialogue because everyone feels important like they're actual prisoners and everyone in the movie every character has something special about them and it's something to behold every actor in this movie has the performance of their career and it really is something incredible what they did it's lightning in a bottle with this movie and I can watch that every day is that good what I love is how every character has a purpose and also there are so many antagonists that the protagonist has to go against that it makes their hardship even harder that it makes us feel sorrow and feel it makes us feel
013for them which i think is very powerful and I think that the whole movie has a huge impact yeah well I think we both set our piece so moment of truth well would you rate this movie probably it's an out of 10 I have to agree with you I don't have to go 10 10 this is my top 5 favorite movies of all time so of course it's gonna get my seal of approval so thank you for being on the show always a pleasure and don't forget don't be the guy that kicks seats in the movie [Music]