Nwzz Quebec mosque shooting suspect changes mind, pleads guilty The Latino community in San Diego County is being disproportionately impacted by the coronavirus, according tonewly released data. They account for about two-thirds of the amount of confirmed coronavirus cases in the county.San Diego County s Health and Human Services Agency unveiled race and ethnicity data Wednesday of the county s nearly 9,900 residents who tested positive for the virus. Despite making up the 34% local population, about 67.4% or 5,517 of Hispanic or Latino residents had th e virus.That rate is much higher than white residents, who registered about 20.9% or 299 of the total; they make up about 46% of San Diego s population. Wilma Wooten, the county s public health officer, said there s multiple reasons why the virus is having a severe impact on the Latino community. Many of them are likely to be essential or frontline workers or many have underlying medical conditions, according to thecounty.Other minority groups such as Asian, black or African American, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islande r made up about 6.3%, 3.6 % and 0.8%, respectively, the data showed. States reopen: Here s the new normal 54 photos A report by theSan Diego Association of Governments SANDAG , which was released this week, expl Zksy City raising money for homeless through parking meters Two powerful winter storm systems were targeting tens of millions of people across the U.S. on Tuesday. Heavy snow and high winds caused blizzard conditions in parts of the Plains and upper Midwest.Some places had up to nine inches of snow with higher totals expected by the time th e storm moves on.To the east, crews were scrambling to repair downed power lines ahead of another massive winter storm. More than 200,000 customers were still without electricity Tuesday morning after last week s deadly nor easter.The system was forming off the coast and was expected to reach the Northeast later Tuesday. It was expected to bring heavy snow and wind gusts up to 60 mph. CBS News correspondent DeMarco Morgan reports from Sandwich, Massachusetts, that coastal flooding was a ma jor concern.Damage in the area left behind by last week s winter storm was still visible Tuesday. It brought wind gusts of up to 90 mph, dangerous storm surge and historic coastal flooding.Officials in the area said more than 300 homes along the coast were at risk from the new storm.In nearby Duxbury, 30 percent of the seawall was compromised, and officials were also concerned about flooding. For communities away from the water, powerful gusts could knock out power to a region where more than 20,000 were still in the dark. Some homes may not have power restored until sometime this weekend.Last week s nor easter was blamed for nine deaths from Virginia to Mass
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Mxqy Erik Challenger, Hillsborough County Soil and Water Conservation District Group 2 TAMP A, Fla. 鈥?Rapper and singer Childish Gambino, aka Donald Glover, is making a pit stop in T ampa during his 2024 tour, and there s still time to score tickets.The five-time Grammy winner will perform at Amalie Arena during The New World Tour with supporting act WILLOW. The tour will be Glover s first in nearly six years. After the tour announcement, Glover also dropped his brand new album Atavista, which features 11 new tracks and a music video for the song Little Foot Big Foot. Glover s music career isn t the only thing keeping him in the spotlight: his hit comedy-drama series was nominated for nine Primetime Emmys, resulting in two wins.Tickets for the tour go on sale Friday, May 17 at 10 a.m., while a presale will be available on Wednesday, May 15 at 10 a.m. For tickets and more, click here. As allegations mount that the DeSantis administration is misusing taxpayer money to influence voters on abortion and marijuana issues, a political communications expert calls the states actions not just unprecedented, but dangerous. Public service or propaganda The consequences of Florida meddling in on abortion, marijuana issues Latest Hillsborough County News from ABC Action News Husband, wife dead in murder-suicide case: HCSO Brian McBride Wrke Report: Draft opinion suggests high court will overturn Roe WASHINGTON AP 鈥?House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has unveiled a more than $3 trillion new coronavirus aid package. It would provide nearly $1 trillion for states, cities and tribal governments to avert layoffs and another $200 billion in hazard pay for essential workers. It would offer $1,200 in direct cash aid to individuals, up to $6,000 p er household. There would be $75 billion more for virus testing. A House vote is expected Friday. However, the Senate s Republican leader is cautioning his colleagues not to go so fast. Senate Majority Leader Mit ch McConnell says there is no urgency to act immediately.
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Pjmf 4 killed in Jersey City shooting, including a police officer At least eight people who have tested positive forcoronavirus were in attendance at the Supreme Court nomination ceremony at the White House last weekend. The number of people in President Trump s circle who tested positive for the virus is growing, following news of the president and first lady s positive diagnoses early Friday morning.On Saturday, September 26, Mr. Trump nominated Judge Amy Coney Barrett to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court. He held an outdoor ceremony at the Rose Garden, which was attended by about 200 people mdash; many of whom were not wearing masks or following social distancing guidelines. There are also photos of some of the attendees inside the White House on Saturday. President Trump announces Judge Amy Coney Barrett as his nominee to the Supreme Court in the Rose Garden at the White House on September 26, 2020. Seven people in attendance have since tested positive for COVID-19. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images There is now growing concern that Mr. Trump contracted the virus at the ceremony, which could have possibly been a super-spreader event. Photos from the event show that chairs were not socially distanced, with many of the people who have tested positive sitting in close proximity. So far, at least eight people who attended that ceremony have tested positive for COVID- Yqyk Carl Reiner, driving force in American comedy, dies at 98 EDGEWOOD, Md. --Radee Labeeb Prince -- suspected of opening fire at a Maryland office park just before 9 a.m. Wednesday morning, killing three co-workers and critically wounding two others-- was caught in Delaware, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives ATF confirmed to CBS News.ATF released a statement Wednesday evening: ATF Baltimore Field Division and our allied law enforcement partners can confirm that the suspect, Radee L. Prince, has been apprehended in Newark, Delaware, and is in law enforcement custody. The firearm has also been recovered and is in law enforcement custody. Judge denied ex-employer s request for protection from Edgewood, Maryland, shooting suspectOfficials held a press briefing Wednesday night with updates and to say that the suspect discarded a handgun and fled when police spotted him walking in a town. Wilmington, Delaware, Police Chief Robert J. Tracy said the suspect was apprehended at 7:05 p.m. in Newark, Delaware, after a brief foot chase and the suspect discared a .380 firearm.The vehicle author ities found earlier in the night was unoccupied and officers from multijurisidictional areas tracked the suspect down near a high school. The tip eventually led to Prince s apprehension. He never made it onto school grounds. We re very lucky ... our agents are safe and so is ou r perpetrator, Tracy sa id, answering a question from the media about the danger officials faced with an armed sus
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Ygew Ricky Martin and Jwan Yosef end their nearly 6-year marriage HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. 鈥?Two men who officials consider career criminals were arrested after stealing a generator at a Home Depot on Bloomingdale Avenue in Hillsborough County.The Hillsborough County Sheriff s Office HCSO said that the generator was stolen on Thursday, July 25. Deputies investigated the theft and identified two suspects: Vashon Lewis, 50, and Elton Gaffney, 51.HCSO said Lewis and Gaffney are both considered COAST Career Offenders, which means that due to their violent criminal history, a judge has ordered them to be on the COAST registry. COAST offenders are put into a database to track them.Officials added that they set a ruse to apprehend both men.Detectives believe that Lewis and Gaffney are responsible for other thefts in the area and are continuing to investigate. As allegations mount that the DeSanti s administration is misusing taxpayer money to influence voters on abortion and marijuana issues, a political communications expert calls the states actions not just unprecedented, but dangerous. Public service or propaganda The consequences of Florida meddling in on abortion, marijuana issues Latest Hillsborough County News from ABC Action News Husband, wife dead in murder-suicide case: HCSO Brian McBride Tvbw Flood safety tips to keep in mind during heavy rain HERNANDO COUNTY, Fla. 鈥?Hernando County Waterways workers are replacing lights that guide boaters safely at night after they were shot out. Six miles off the coast of Hernando County the w ater is shallow and rocky in a lot of spots, which is why it s the county says it s crucial for there to be lights so boaters can stay safe at night. Hernando County Waterways manager Keith Kolasa says he doesnt understand why people are shooting out the navigational lights. This one was shot by someone with a 22 rifle, said Kolasa while holding a broken light. Even the sign below the light was riddled with more than a dozen bullet holes like many other signs on the channel. Maybe because theyre out in the middle of nowhere they think it s something they can use as target practice, said Kolasa.But Kolasa says it s extremely dangerous and a felony. The county is responsible for maintaining the lights and replacing one can cost up to $1000.The county is now working to replace the broken lights with more efficient brighter solar-powered lights that can last for years with no maintenance.Kolasa says the county may work with FWC to install cameras on the lights to stop people from vandalizing them.
