Good morning! Here's a look at the forecast across the nation.
⚠️ LA County -- If you have to leave the house, beware of low visibility. We have a dense fog advisory in effect until 9am.
⚠️ LA County -- If you have to leave the house, beware of low visibility. We have a dense fog advisory in effect until 9am.
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Meanwhile, in Afghanistan...
US SOF taking out an enemy compound. 💥
US SOF taking out an enemy compound. 💥
Myanmar -- Hundreds of thousands of people marched in cities and towns nationwide nearly a week after the military took back power. It has met demonstrations with deadly force in the past. People marched through Monywa, in the heart of Myanmar, and Mawlamyine, on the eastern coast, demanding an end to military rule. They refused to disperse in the casino town of Myawaddy, even when the police fired warning shots. For five years, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy had led a civilian government that had received two decisive mandates from the electorate, even as the military retained much authority. The army coup on Feb. 1 ended any illusion of power sharing. A group of protesters handed flowers to police officers guarding Yangon's City Hall.
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Adams County, Colo. — A woman shot her 9mm handgun at the owners of a car she was stealing out of their driveway on Feb. 2, the Adams County Sheriff’s Office reports
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🚨 AMBER ALERT! Louisiana -- New Iberia Police and State Police have asked for the public’s help to find missing 10-year-old Jalisa Lasalle of New Iberia who they say may be in imminent danger. According to police, Lasalle was reported missing from a family…
UPDATE 2/8/2021 8:25AM: The Amber Alert issued on behalf of the New Iberia Police Department has been canceled. Jalisa Lassalle has been located in St. Martin Parish and is being evaluated by medical personnel. One subject is in custody for her disappearance. The investigation is ongoing.
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From Inbox: "Today (Feb-8.2021) at Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar, police shot with fire hoses (mixed chemical & water) to protestors. We just protest for democracy peaceful. I hope the polices must protect citizens but they don't. So, Please Save Myanmar and Hear The Voice Of Myanmar by Reject The Military."
Tom Brady's Super Bowl dominance continues after seventh championship. Brady completed 21 of 29 passes for 201 yards with three touchdowns in the Buccaneers’ 31-9 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV on Sunday night at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla. For his performance in the big game, Brady was honored as the game's MVP. Brady (43) is the first player 40+ years old to win Championship Game/Series MVP in any of the four major North American professional sports leagues (NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB). With the win, the Buccaneers won their first Super Bowl since 2002, and they became the first team to play and win a Super Bowl in their home stadium.
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El Monte: police activity, health department closes down taco stand. Valley Blvd and Mountain view.
LOS ANGELES – An intense physical altercation happened Sunday between owners of a taco stand, police, and inspectors with the Los Angeles Health Department.
The incident was caught on camera. In the video, El Monte police officers speak to both owners of Los Palomos taco stand, husband and wife, Fermin Martinez and Sylvia Aguilar.
In the video, a scuffle breaks out between the owners and several officers. The husband and wife are quickly taken to the ground. One officer hits Martinez several times in the arm with a flashlight in the video as officers try to handcuff the couple.
“There are a lot of taco stands around and they don’t bother anyone else but us,” said Martinez. “That’s what I wanted to know, but then they started to hit me and they threw me on the floor and hit me many times in the head.”
His wife said Sunday she was upset about how the situation turned out.
“I’m sad very sad because we are working,” she said. “We aren’t robbing anyone and we don’t ask anyone for help. We just want to work.”
According to officials from Los Angeles County, the owners became physically aggressive with inspectors first, who claimed the owners kicked one inspector and a police officer.
Both El Monte police and the L.A. County Health Department were originally there to investigate complaints about food being sold without a permit at the taco stand, which is against the state’s health and safety code.
The couple said they are working to buy a food truck and then be eligible for a permit.
The incident was caught on camera. In the video, El Monte police officers speak to both owners of Los Palomos taco stand, husband and wife, Fermin Martinez and Sylvia Aguilar.
In the video, a scuffle breaks out between the owners and several officers. The husband and wife are quickly taken to the ground. One officer hits Martinez several times in the arm with a flashlight in the video as officers try to handcuff the couple.
“There are a lot of taco stands around and they don’t bother anyone else but us,” said Martinez. “That’s what I wanted to know, but then they started to hit me and they threw me on the floor and hit me many times in the head.”
His wife said Sunday she was upset about how the situation turned out.
“I’m sad very sad because we are working,” she said. “We aren’t robbing anyone and we don’t ask anyone for help. We just want to work.”
According to officials from Los Angeles County, the owners became physically aggressive with inspectors first, who claimed the owners kicked one inspector and a police officer.
Both El Monte police and the L.A. County Health Department were originally there to investigate complaints about food being sold without a permit at the taco stand, which is against the state’s health and safety code.
The couple said they are working to buy a food truck and then be eligible for a permit.
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El Monte Taco Stand Owners Get Into Fight With Police, Health Inspectors
An intense physical altercation happened Sunday between owners of a taco stand, police, and inspectors with the Los Angeles Health Department.
BREAKING! Myanmar declared martial law in its biggest cities following a third day of massive street protests, imposing an overnight curfew and banning all gatherings of more than five people in an effort to stem widespread opposition to its Feb. 1 coup. Police are taking action for Martial law in Myanmar.
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BREAKING! NYC -- Smoke can be seen billowing from the roof and thick smoke is beginning to fill the interior of the 20-floor building. Fire personnel still en route.
She's pushing to immediately cut the NYPD's $6 billion budget nearly in half, then eventually eliminate it entirely.
We are facing the pending collapse of law enforcement in America.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/nyc-council-candidate-wants-to-completely-defund-nypd-get-to-where-we-are-no-longer-funding-police-period/
We are facing the pending collapse of law enforcement in America.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/nyc-council-candidate-wants-to-completely-defund-nypd-get-to-where-we-are-no-longer-funding-police-period/
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Council candidate wants to completely defund NYPD: 'Get to...where we are no longer funding police - period'
Tiffany Caban, city council candidate in New York wants immediate cut of 50% in NYPD's $6 billion budget, eventually wants to completely eliminate the budget; claims crime is a "public health" issue