Mczt Police trace 911 call after Wisconsin girl goes missing, parents found dead A father has been arrested on suspicion of child endangerment after he carried his 2-year-old daughter into the elephant habitat at the San Diego Zoo to take a photograph with the animals. The man bypassed multiple barriers and purposely and illegally trespassed into a habitat for Asian and African elephants Friday afternoon, zoo spokesman Andrew James said.CBS affiliate KFMB-TV obtained video that showed a man dropping the child as they flee the enclosure as a trumpeting elephant charged at them. The man picked up the toddler and was able to get her out safely. 25-year -old father carries his toddler da ughter into elephant enclosure at San Diego Zoo by CBS 8 San Diego on YouTube Police said the 25-year-old man wanted to take a photo with the African bull elephant. James said the elephants were not harmed. San Diego County jail records show Jose Manuel Navarrete was being held on $100,000 bail for investigation of child endangerment. He was set to be arraigned on March 30.It wasn t immediately known if he had a lawyer who would speak on his behalf. Witness Lori Ortale told KSWB-TV she heard a woman yelling Jose, stop before a man jumped the fence and through the elephant enclosure. These guys right away were saying, That elephant is going to charge, and it did, Ortale said. We told him to get out and he turned around and he saw it thankfully just in time, said Jake Ortale, who also witnessed the Wiwy 4 West Virginia women deal hope in community gripped by opioid crisis NEW YORK mdash;Police said Sunday 20 people were killed Saturday in upstate New York when a limousine failed to stop at an intersection and slammed into an SUV in the town of Schoharie, about 25 miles west of Albany, the state Capitol.At a press conference Sunday afternoon, authorities said all 20 victims were adults. Eighteen of those killed were in the limousine, and two victims were bystanders. Everyone inside the limousine was killed, said Christopher Fiore, first deputy superintendent of the New York State Police. State police saidthe crash oc curred just before 2 p.m. Saturday when the limousine, a 2001 Ford Excursion, crossed the intersection of State Route 30 and State Route 30A, traveling at about 50 mph. The limo struck an unoccupied Toyota Highlander in a parking lot of a local country store, which then hit and kille d the two bystanders.Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board NTSB were on hand to assist in the investigation. Chairman Robert Sumwalt said the crash was the most deadly transportation accident in this country since February 2009, when a plane crashed into a house outside Buffalo, New York, killing 49 people. Sumwalt said he expected the NTSB s investigation to take about five days. Amy Dunlop-Johnson said three members of her family mdash; her cousins Richie and Axel Steenburg, and cousin-in-law Amy Steenburg mdash; were in the limousine and died in the crash. Local news outlets i
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Pzvu AG Moody reminding victims of tech support scams they can claim millions of dollars in restitution USA Hockey is mandating neck laceration protection for all players under the age of 18, the latest development in the wake of the death of a player in England from a skate to the neck that has reignited the debate over cut-proof gear in the sport.The new rule goes into effect Aug. 1, a timeline that accounts for supply chain and production delays with neck guards. The decision announced Sunday comes three months after American Adam Johnson died after taking a skate blade to the neck during a game in the Elite Ice Hockey League.The International Ice Hockey Federation has since mandated neck guards for players at all levels at the tournaments it runs.USA Hockey s decision comes after its congress approved the mandate, which also includes on-ice officials under 18 and any 19-year-old players at the boys, girls or junior level, at its annual meeting. The governing body for the sport in the U.S. also said it strongly recommends that adults wear neck protection. I know throughout our organization, the overwhelming opinion was that the time is appropriate to modify our rules relate d to neck laceration protection, USA Hockey executive director Pat Kelleher said. We re also encouraged that the hockey industry is committed to continuing to work to improve the cut-resistant products that protect players to help influence the safest possible landscape for the game. U.S. youth hockey also has been struck by on-ice tragedy in recent years. Connecticut high school player Tedd y Balkind, 16 Wrdi Attention parents: Your children need (and secretly want) a break from their cell phones At least three people have died, including an alleged gunman, after gunfire erupted at a home in Port St. Lucie in southeastern Florida. Officers on scene said a chilling 911 call came in Mon day afternoon, a girl said someone was inside her house shooting people.At about 1:15 p.m. ET Monday, the citys police department advised the public to stay away from the scene on Morningside Blvd. near Morningside Elementary School. Around 3:30 p.m. ET, officers reported a man and 13-year- old girl found at the home had died. Two others found at the scene were taken to a nearby hospital. An officer was injured, and is expected to be OK. A SWAT Team then made entry into the home and found the suspected shooter dead in an upstairs bedroom. Police say it was a dispute about the alleged gunman s dog that started the incident. This story i s breaking and will be updated.
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Ktum After poor debate, Biden campaign believes there s still no indication anyone but Biden can beat Trump At least 35,000 unemployment claims have been fraudulently made on behalf of prison inmates between March and August, costing the state $140 million in paid out benefits, California officials said Tuesday. The claims, which the Sacramento County district attorney called one of the biggest fraud of taxpayer dollars in California history, even included one in the name of convicted murderer Scott Peterson.In some cases, prosecutors were tipped off by listening in on recorded p hone calls from prison as inmates bragged about how they were gaming the system to collect unemployment benefits.Sacramento County District Att orney Anne Marie Schubert and other prosecutors said the problem was compounded by dysfunction at the California Employment Development Department, which they said does not check unemployment claims against a list of prison inmates, as many other states do. Quite frankly, the inmates are mocking us, Schubert said.The list includes Peterson, who was sentenced to death after being convicted of killing his pregnant wife following a trial that riveted the nation. Others are Stayner, convicted of killing four people in Yosemite National Park in 1999; Susan Eubanks, a San Diego woman convicted of shooting her four sons to death in 1997; Isauro Aguirre, who was sentenced to death for the 2013 murder of 8-year-old Gabriel Fernandez in Los Angeles; and Wesley Shermantine, part of the duo dubbed the Speed Freak Killers for their met Dliy PG amp;E to pay $1 billion to local governments for wildfire damage Gloria Vanderbilt whose sensationalized childhood, and her careers as an actress, artist and jeans designer riveted the world s attent ion , and her son, 48-year-old CNN anchor and 60 Minutes correspondent Anderson Cooper, shared much throughout the course of their lives, but realized there were many things that neit her of them actually knew about the other.Their e-mail correspondence -- conversations between a mother and son about topics they had rarely broached with each other mdash; are now the basis of a new book, The Rainbow Comes and Goes: A Mother and Son on Life, Love, and Loss HarperCollins , as well as a new HBO documentary, Nothing Left Unsaid. Read an excerpt from their memoir below. IntroductionMy mother comes from a vanished world, a place and a time that no longer exist. I have always thought of her as a visitor stranded here; an emissary from a distant star that burned out long ago. Little Gloria HarperCollins Her name is Gloria Vanderbilt. When I was younger I used to try to hide that fact, not because I was ashamed of her mdash; far from it mdash; but because I wanted people to get to know me before they learned that I was her son. Vanderbilt is a big name to carry, and I ve always been glad I didn t have to. I like being a Cooper. It s less cumbersome, less likely to produce an awkward pause in the
