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do not sell it. we re going to get those values up. we re going to get those jobs coming back. and we re going to fill up those factories or rip them down and build brand-new ones. that s what s going to happen. reporter: but it didn t. most workers have left town and the city says it s lost $1 million since march. these two shuttered restaurants are signs of the times. what will this area start to look like in the next couple of months, the next couple of years? i would say it s going to get economically, it s going to get worse. you re not going to have the engine that drove it for so many years. reporter: bill adams heard the president s promise to save his job and now he s helping other union members find new ones. do you think it was an unrealistic promise that he made? pretty much anything that man says is unrealistic, to me. a lot of people do believe. they believed that he was going to save jobs. how d that work out? it didn t. he lied. i wanted to believe h

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hometown before the 50th anniversary of the apollo 11 launch. ohio town unveiling from two now astronauts outside the armstrong air and space museum. one showing armstrong as a pilot. the other showing him as a boy. armstrong s son attended the reveal. rob: charges that a man gets too close to cubs great smoak mountains park. don t mess with mom. that wasn t injured but still don t mess with mom. finally ugly. puts ending the party with a bang. watch this. [laughter] [crash] oh, man, the new jersey devil sprinting through a glass window at a birthday party. it s unclear who was paying for the damages. are you a devil you are a devils fan, aren t you? he made a good slid on goofy

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candidate, donald trump promised to help revive the struggling coal industry but it looks like this is a tough promise to keep. cnn s martin savidge talks with some trump voters who want coal jobs to return to their ohio town. reporter: in ohio, it s hard to find an area more remote or more red than manchester where two of every three votes were for donald trump. donald trump. trump. trump. trump. reporter: the tiny town sits along the banks of the ohio river. it s something about the water here. you get it in your blood and you don t want to leave. reporter: tokfolks can tell and when they believe it will die. you say 2018. june 2018 is the last. reporter: when two are projected are close. the news broke just after the

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june of 2018 is when i personally heard. reporter: that s when two large coal plants on either side of season are projected to close. it was definitely a shock to myself. co-workers, family. eem in the local community. i think some people are still in shock. reporter: as it stands now, the union says about 700 jobs will be lost in a town of about 2,000 people. the coal supplier said it will cut an additional 1700 jobs, tax revenues and jobs will plummet. what about the rallies. in ohio reporter: all of those promises of jobs re-energizing coal. job, job, job. reporter: so if he is the energy coal president, why are coal plants still shutting down? i don t think it s 100% up to trump. i think he s got a lot of say-so in it. to me, it s poor business decisions. reporter: the mayor agrees

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