Fkzc California s second-largest wildfire ever burns almost 1 million acres Danelo Cavalcante, the convicted murderer who escaped from a Pennsylvania prison nearly two weeks ago, is now in custody,Pennsylvania State Police said on X,the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said Cavalcante was captured around 8 a.m. Wed nesday in a wooded area in Chester County. He added that he Cavalcante arrested without incident. Authorities said Cavalcante did experience a wound from a police K-9 during the arrest. I want to say thank you to the dedicated law enforcement professionals from every level who each and every day go out of their homes, leave their families, leave their loved ones to keep us safe, Shapiro said. The public over the last 13 d ays has had a chance to see what excellence in law enforcement means. Pennsylvania State Police Lt. Col. George Bivens said Cavalcante tried to crawl away when he realized he was surrounded. Bivens added that he did not have an opportunity to shoot at officers when they arrive d.Bivens said that an Drug Enforcement Agency aircraft had to land overnight due to storms shortly after picking up a heat signal around 1 a.m. in a wooded area. Tactical teams made a decision to secure that smaller area as best they could and hold it through the storm and until we could bring additional resources in and bring aircraft back overhead to ensure that we did not have an issue with an escape that resumed early this morning, Bivens said. And shortly after 8 a.m., tactical teams converged on Lyio Court sides with 11 priests in Pennsylvania abuse report and won t release their names A tornado hit the Missouri capital as people slept late Wednesday night -- part of a deadly spring storm system that has ravaged the central United States over the past several days, unleashing twisters, drenching rai n, flash flooding and hail.More than 150 miles southwest of Jefferson City, the storm killed at least three people earlier Wednesday in Golden City, Missouri.At least 29 tornadoes have been reported over the past 24 hours, mostly in Missouri and Oklahoma, the National Weather Service said. A total of 171 have been reported since Friday.In Jefferson City, the tornado s funnel was wider than its height, and hit shortly before midnight Wednesday, sending debris as high as 13,000 feet into the air, the weather service said. When it hit... it felt like an earthquake, Cindy Sandoval-Jakobsen said.No deaths had been reported as of Thursday morning, Jefferson City police Lt. David Williams said. At least nine people were transported to area hospitals in the city, Missouri Department of Public Safety spokesperson Mike O Connell said early Thursday. Major tornadoes across state tonight, including Jeff City, Missouri Gov. Mike Parsons tweeted. We re doing okay but praying for those that were caught i n damage, some are still trapped -- local emergency crews are on site and ass
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Mqpi Southern California heat wave breaks records U.S. inflation is cooling faster than expected, but will consumers feel it U.S. inflation is cooling faster than expected, but will consumers feel it 03:16 Even as inflation continues to cool into the second half of 2024, many Americans say they re still struggling to make ends meet.Roughly one-third of U.S. workers say they re living paycheck to paycheck and have nearly no money for savings after paying their monthly bills, according to a survey from personal finance website Bankrate.Relying on one s full earnings each week to pay off living expenses has been a harsh reality for some Americans dating back even before the pandemic. About 38% of full-time workers nationw ide said they were living paycheck to paycheck in 2016, according to job-search firm CareerBuilder. The Bankrate survey, based on 2,400 respondents polled in mid-May, found that more low-income workers, people who earn $50,000 a year or less, are living paycheck to paycheck than any those in other income bracket. Living paycheck to paycheck is generally defined as an immediate lack of ability to pay for living expenses in the case of loss of income.Americans are feeling pinched these days, as inflation has made purchasing everyday items more expensive. Falling gas prices Bxqj Cops: Pa. mom, grandparents starved, beat boy, 7 WASHINGTON mdash; The FBI said W ednesday that it has no evidence Hillary Clinton s private email server was compromised even though President Trump tweeted a news report that alleged the Chinese had hacked it.Mr. Trump tweeted Tuesday evening about a report in the conservative Daily Caller that said a Chinese-owned company operating in the Washington area had hacked the server Clinton had used as secretary of state and obtained nearly all of her emails.An FBI official said Wednesday after the Daily Caller story and the president s tweet that the FBI has not found any evidence the servers were compromised. Mr. Trump tweeted about the claim Tuesday. Report just out: China hacked Hillary Clinton s private Email Server. Are they sure it wasn t Russia just kidding! What ar e the odds that the FBI and DOJ are right on top of this Actually, a very big story. Much classified information! the president tweeted. Report just out: China hacked Hillary Clintonrsquo private Email Server. Are they sure it wasnrsquo;t Russia just kidding! What are the odds that the FBI and DOJ are right on top of this Actually, a very big story. Much classified information!mdash; Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump August 29, 2018 FBI and Justice Department officials have said publicly that there was no evidence Clinton s server was hacked by a foreign power. Former FBI Director James Comey said at a July 2016 news conference that the
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Svie 18-year-old Coco Gauff secures spot in French Open final PASCO COUNTY, Fla. 鈥?One person has died following an eight-vehicle crash in Pasco County Monday night, F lorida Highway Patrol said.FHP said the eight-vehicle crash happened at State Rd 52 and Canyon Blvd. around 3:48 p.m.The crash involved a concrete dump truck, tow truck and six other vehicles. While seven of the vehicles were stopped at a light, the concrete dump truck fa iled to stop. FHP said the truck caused collisions with all the other vehicles involved.FHP said four of the vehicles involved were burned sever ely.A 24-year-old man was killed in the crash and another driver had serious injuries, FHP said.Troopers continue to investigate the crash. Yzms Winter Haven teen with autism found safe A 16-month-old Texas boy has been found safe after thieves stole an unattended vehicle he had been left sleeping in, while his parents face child abandonment charges.The child had been outside a convenience store late Sunday night while his mother, 21-year-old Kimbery Cook and her boyfriend 29-year-old Anthony Blue were inside playing gambling machines.Surveillance video from the store from earlier in the evening shows the pair with the child in the store playing the machines. They then left and returned at around 11:30 p.m. to continue playing, and left the child in an unlocked, running car in the parking lot outside to sleep. Video cap tures, toddler, mom, and her boyfriend at video game consoles shortly before he was put in the car, and the car was then stolen. More on abc13 at 5 6! pic.twitter/vhJTNiJRiZmdash; Miya Shay @ABC13Miya January 13, 2020 The pair would periodically leave to check on the infant and around midnight discovered that the car had been stolen and alerted police.Cook originally told deputies she and Blue left the child in the vehicle as it was running to enter the store, and when they walked back out it was gone, according to a statement from the Harris County Sheriffs Office.NATIONAL NEWS | The latest headlines from across the countryDeputies subsequently discovered that they had been playing so-called eight-liner gambling machines. Cook and Blue were subsequently charged with child endangerment.The car was drive
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Krqw 3 years after Jan. 6 Capitol riot, Trump trial takes center stage, and investigators still search for offenders A Texas inmate faces execution Thursday for killing another prisoner more than 26 years ago, but the victim s sister and religious leaders have asked authorities to spare his life. William Speer, 49, is set to receive a lethal inject ion at the state penitentiary in Huntsville. He was condemned for strangling Gary Dickerson to death in July 1997 at the Telford state prison, located near New Boston in northeast Texas. I am so aware of the things that I ve done. I m so aware of the pain and the hurt that I ve caused. I could just say that I m sorry, Speer said in a video submitted as part of his clemency petition to the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles. Speer s lawyers say he has transformed while in prison, expressed regret for his actions and now helps lead a religious program that ministers to other death row inmates. Undated photo provided by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice shows Texas death row inmate William Speer. Texas Department of Criminal Justice via AP Effort to stop Speer s execution His attorneys have asked state and federal courts to halt the execution. One request for a stay focuses on allegations that prosecutors at his 2001 trial failed to disclose evidence and presented false testimony and that his trial lawyers failed to present evidence about Speer s troubled childhood. They say Speer was physically and sexually abused as a child. Prosecuto Wgob Rainn Wilson changes his name to raise awareness for climate change NEW ORLEANS -- A former district attorney in south Louisiana repeatedly abused his power to prey on vulnerable women, offering them lenienc y from his office in exchange for sex, authorities said Wednesday after the veteran prosecutor pleaded guilty to obstructing a federal investigation of the sex abuse allegations.Investigators accused former St. Charles Parish District Attorney Harry Morel of soliciting sex from at least 20 women during his 33-year tenure in office. In return, he offered them help with their cases or relatives cases, they said. Harry Morel could make things go away, but he wanted sexual acts in exchange, U.S. Attorney Kenneth Polite said. We sus pect that this pattern of conduct has been ongoing for many decades. In fact, we will never know the full extent of it. One of Morel s alleged victims, 27-year-old Danelle Keim, became a key witness against him. Keim died of a drug overdose in 2013, but investigators said her cooperation with an FBI investigation was instrumental in securing a guilty plea from the 73-year-old, who faces a maximum sentence of three years in prison.A court filing Wednesday says Morel engaged in inappropriate behavior with Keim at her home after her arrest in St. Charles Parish on a drunken driving charge in March 2010. On Thursday, the St. Charles Parish Sheriff s office released the tape of Keim s 911 call after Morel left her apartment. She accused him of sexually assaulting her.
