Pvah Cargo ship reaches space station with cookie-baking oven and other gear The House Judiciary Committee voted to approve the articles of impeachment against President Trump Friday morning, after more than 14 hours of heated debate on Thursday. It is now nearly certain that Mr. Trump will become the third U.S. president in history to be impeached.Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler postponed the final votes on the articles late on Thursday evening, sparking immediate condemnation from Republicans on the committee.After gaveling in on Friday morning, the committee immediately began voting on the first article, abuse of power. It passed along party lines, 23 to 17. The committee then moved to the second article, obstruction of justice, which also passed 23 to 17. The proceedings took about seven minutes to complete. The articles will now move to the floor for a full House vote next week. Today is a solemn and sad day. For the third time in a little over a century and a half, the House Judiciary Committee has voted articles of impeachment against the president mdash; for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. The House will act expeditiously, Nadler said in a brief statement to reporters after the vote. White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham condemned the desperate charade of an impeachment inquiry. The President looks forward to receiving in the Senate the fair treatment and du e process which continues to be disgracefully denied to him by the House, Grisham said in a statement.Shortly before m Ywri Unmanned balloon launched in manhunt for accused cop killer MIDDLEBORO Mass. -- Peter Damon turns out about 30 paintings a year and sells them for between $250 and $1,500. That s not enough to make ends meet, but it has made him whole again. He lost both arms in Iraq. Having this skill or pursuing this skill that even able-bodied people find difficult was something that really sort of gave me a boost and sort of made me feel like I fit in more in the world, Damon said.He was an Army helicopter mechanic working on landing gear in 2003 when pressurized gas blew it apart, killing one soldier and gravely injuring him. Artist Peter Damon CBS News I lost my right arm above the elbow, about three inches above the elbow, and my left about six inches below, he explained. Damon was a blue-colla r guy who had been an electrician before he joined the Army. How am I going to make a living and take care of my family I had always worked with my hands, he said. Then with a simple little drawing, a new future opened up for him. I was kind of miraculous in a way, Damon said. Something was telling me to focus on this and everything will be alright. Peter Damon at work on a painting CBS News Damon doesn t have a state-of-the-art prosthetic arm -- just a hook, which he finds works best. It may
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Rllj Tips on how to make social media help in your job search FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. AP 鈥?Lionel Messi is evidently going back to China, after Inter Miami took advantage of not making the Major League Soccer playoffs by signing a deal to play two exhibitions there n ext month.The team said it would play a pair of friendlies against Chinese Super League teams, first in Qingdao, China against Qingdao Hainiu on Nov. 5 and then against Chengdu Rongcheng in Chengdu, China on Nov. 8. Those two stadiums can both hold between 50,000 and 60,000 fans.Those dates coincide with the first round of the MLS playoffs. Inter Miami was eliminated from playoff contention earlier this month.Inter Miami s announcement of the deal did not specifically mention Messi or any other player, though it would be surprising if Chinese officials agreed to the games without some sort of guarantee that the seven-time Ballon d Or winner and the team s other best-known standouts 鈥?Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba among them 鈥?would be making the trip if physically able. This will be a great opportunity to continue building on our 2023 campaign, in which we achieved our first-ever trophy, Inter Miami sporting director and chief soccer officer Chris Henderson said in a release distributed by the team. We will take this as an opportunity to begin our preparations for 2024, as we look to build on last season and find more success moving forward. If Messi 鈥?who led Argentina to the World Cup title last year 鈥?plays, it would be at least the eighth time he has traveled to China Rmmi Broadway to require proof of COVID-19 vaccination TAMPA, Fla. -- A longtime Tampa Bay sports radio personality is accused of soliciting a 14-year-old boy.Justin Pawlowski, known as The Commish among sports fans, was taken into custody Wednesday following an investigation launched by the Tampa Police Department. According to detectives, the 37-year-old sent a picture of his genitals to what he believed to be a 14-year-old boy. HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY NEWS | The latest headlines from Hillsborough CountyPawlowski also expressed interest in meeting with the boy on several occasions and suggested he was inter ested in engaging in sexual acts with him, according to Tampa Police. He was charged with unlawful use of a two-way communications device, using computer services to solicit a minor and transmission of material harmful to a minor. Pawlowski was formerly with WDAE-AM 620 and 98.7 FM The Fan.Prior to the arrest, he hosted a podcast called Bucs Uncensored.
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Txqv This Morning from CBS News, Dec. 1, 2014 Human remains and a car found in a North Carolina creek a re linked to a decades-old cold case, police said.In 1982, three men went missing after leaving a bar in Chocowinity, North Carolina, according to CBS News affiliate WNCT. William Clifton, 30, David McMicken, 24, and Michael Norman, 32, were all in a 1975 Chevrolet Camaro, police told WCNT, but were never seen again.The car found in Washington, North Carolina is the same make and model, police told WCNT, but the car was in such bad shape it was hard to even identify that it was a vehicle at all, from being submerged in a body of water known as Jack s Creek, according to Sidney Dive Team Captain John Scott Rose Jr. Chocowinty and Washington are neighbors. Police began searching the waterway after Jason Sourada, a man from Myrtle Beach, learned about the cold case an d began privately searching the area. Sourada told WCNT that he identified the creek as being along the route the men could have been driving, so he put a remote-controlled solar boat in the body of water to look for anything amiss. Search effort s continue to identify a submerged vehicle in Jackrsquo Creek.Thank you to all of the staff and volunteers that have made this multi-agency effort possible.Posted by City of Washington, NC onSaturday, February 10, 2024 Sonar footage collected by the boat showed the discovery of a possible vehicle, according to WNCT. A car axle was found on Feb. 9, leading police to star Orpw Outspoken Maine governor to Trump: Get over yourself The New York Knicks stink. They were so bad this season that, for a little while in the beginning, the y were on pace to set the worst record in NBA regular season history. Yet somehow it appears the franchise has further to fall.The Knicks CEO, James Dolan, whose father built the company that owns the Knicks, has started making headlines for a vicious reply to a distraught fan letter. In it, he accused the angry fan of being an alcoholic - despite apparently having never met the individual - and told the decades-long Knicks fan to root for the Brooklyn Nets. The story was first reported by the Deadspin website.Full NBA coverage at CBSSportsBelow is the letter the fan, I rving Bierman, apparently sent to Dolan: Subject: I have been a knicks fan since 1952 At one stage I thought that you did a wonderful thing when you acquired EVERYTHING from your dad. However, since then it has been ALL DOWN HILL. Your working with Isaiah Thomas everything else regarding the Knicks. Bringing on Phil Jackson was a positive beginning, but lowballing Steve Kerr was a DISGRACE to the knicks. The bottom line is that you merely continued to interfere with the franchise. As a knicks fan for in excess of 60 years, I am utterly embarrassed by your dealings with the Knicks. Sell them so their fans can at least look forward to growing them in a positive direction Obviously, money IS NOT THE ONLY THING. You have done a lot of utterly STUPID business
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Wecq Dental patients paying extra for PPE as supplies run thin A man with HIV is now virus-free after receiving a stem cell transplant, making him one of only a handful of people to be considered cured after the treatment. The HIV patient in Duuml seldorf, Germany also had cancer and received a bone marrow transplant which replaced his cells with a dono r s HIV-resistant stem cells, according to a newly published study.After being diagnosed with leukemia, the 53-year-old man, known as the Duuml seldorf Patient, received a stem cell transplant in 2013. His stem cell donor had a mutation, which prevents the protein used by HIV to enter cells.He had been receiving antiretroviral therapy, or ART, which is commonly given to HIV patients to make the virus nearly undetectable. It can also prevent the patient from transmitting the virus to others. While HIV stays in the body during ART, the stem cell transplant can substantially reduce the viral reservoir, where the virus persists, according to the study published this week in Nature Medicine.During his ART treatment, the doctors continued to assess the Duuml seldorf patient s reservoir. His HIV was considered undetectable, but he still had HIV reservoirs and tested for traces of virus DNA and RNA. However, additional tests showed the virus did not replicate. The medical team decided to test what would happen if he stopped the therapy. In 2018, after 69 months, he stopped ART ndash; and he has remained HIV-free since then. It shows it s not Pyml Kayaker hospitalized after rattlesnake falls from a tree and bites him JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Authorities found human remains Monday that they believe are those of a Florida t oddler who w as reported missing last summer.The remains were in a garbage heap in a wooded area after the boyfriend of the child s mother led them to the site, Jacksonville Sheriff s Office Chief of Investigations Tom Hackney said at a news conference.The remains are believed to be those of Lonzie Barton, Hackney said. Sheriff Mike Williams and State Attorney Angela Corey also attended the announcement, made in a church parking lot next to the area where the discovery was made. No cause of death has yet been determined and a medical examiner still has to positively identify the remains, Corey and Williams said.Searchers found the remains shortly after midnight Sunday, just down the road from a neighborhood baseball field that is tucked amid small homes in the quiet Jacksonville neighborhood of Bayard. It was about 9 miles from the apartment where the boy was last seen alive. That little boy didn t need to be discarded like a piece of trash, Hackney said. William Ebron CBS affiliate WJAX Lonzie was 21 months old in July when his mother s boyfriend reported him missing. Both the mother, Lonna Lauramore Barton, 26, and her boyfriend, 32-year-old William Ruben Ebron Jr., have been accused of child neglect.Lauramore Barton pl
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Ecix Sumo, golf and barbecue: Trump and Abe bond after a tweet underscored divides Residents along Louisiana s Gulf Coast ar e recovering from the impact of Francine, which made landfall in the state as a Category 2 hurricane.The hurricane packed wind gusts up to 100 miles per hour and heavy rain as it came ashore and quickly moved toward New Orleans, pounding the city with torrential rains overnight.More than 160,000 customers were without power in Louisiana as of Thursday evening, according to PowerOutage.us.Francine has now downgraded to a tropical depression as it moves inland, and will continue to weaken as it heads over Mississippi and other states.The National Weather Service enacted Flood Watches and Wind Advisories for parts of the Mississippi Delta, Tennessee Valley, and Southeast on Thursday night. Isolated totals of as much as eight inches of rain were forecast in portions of central and northern Alabama, western Tennessee, and the Florida Panhandle. Two to four inches were forecast in parts of northern Mississippi, northeast Arkansas, southwest Kentucky, and western Georgia.RELATED STORY | Many homeowners say they re not prepared for financial ramifications of natural disastersConsiderable flash and urban flooding are possible through the evening over portions of central and northern Alabama and the Florida Panhandle.Officials are imposing overnight curfews in some areas, with emergency vehicles and personnel exempt.Residents are urged to follow local guidance.RELATED STORY | Francine makes landfall in Louisiana as a Category 2 hurricane Setz Congress back to work as chance for partial government shutdown looms INDIAN ROCKS BEACH, Fla. 鈥?Thousands of vehicles travel down Gulf Boulevard eve ry day, along with pedestrians and bicyclists. It s a busy road and has seen its share of pedestrian-involved crashes. I fly the helicopter for Tampa General, Rick Vander Werf said. I come out here all the time to pick up [crash] victims. PINELLAS COUNTY NEWS | The latest headlines from Pinellas Count yAccording to some, the issue is not enough crosswalks which leads to people jaywalking. Indian Rocks Beach officials agree and say they re working with the county on a new safety plan. The plan approved by city commissioners will move the crosswalks near 26th Avenue, 12th Avenue and 8th Avenue. They are also going to add crosswalks at 10th Avenue, 15th Avenue, 16th Avenue, 23rd Avenue, and 24th Avenue. That s a good idea. it ll be safer, said Vander Werf. They will also put striping down on side streets so tourists, like Phil Carroll and his wife, know where to cross. We don t have the safety functions there that you have down here, Phil, of Ohio, said. If they can increase the safety here it s all for the better. The city said the project will be done in phases. One of the reasons for that is so traffic and businesses aren t impacted too much by the work.
