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"Just thought, you know, what we have to do to get baby Olivia breathing. The mom said her name was Olivia, so I just kept saying, 'c'mon baby Olivia, we can do this.' And I just kept doing the CPR on baby Olivia."

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The Seattle Times sued the city, alleging “Seattle mishandled requests from reporters for officials’ text messages during a tumultuous period last summer when police abandoned the East Precinct and used tear gas on protesters."

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Intense thunderstorms are training over the Big Bear Lake area in SoCal where radar estimates that up to 2” of rain has fallen in the last hour. Simultaneously, several cloud to ground lightning strikes have occurred outside the rain core which could spark new wildfires.

⚠️ Flash flood warning was just issued for Big Bear City and surrounding areas.
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BREAKING! Tucson, Arizona: Several people shot, including first responders, during house fire in Tucson.

Two young children are also missing. Police report this is an active scene.

3 wounded: 2 paramedics & 1 firefighter.

2 killed: Suspect, neighbor.

2 children missing.

This is a developing story.
A New Jersey woman faces daily fines of $250 after a judge ruled that her anti-Biden flags containing profanity aren't covered under the First Amendment. He claims "freedom of speech is not simply an absolute right".

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BREAKING! Gainesville, Florida: Gainesville Police are investigating a drive by shooting near Waldo Road and NE 8th Ave.

According to a Gainesville PD at around 10 p.m., an SUV drove by the 8th Avenue Food Store in Gainesville and five people were shot.

Police said four of the victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries, but one person died at Shands hospital.
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Time lapse of Dixie Fire on 7/18/21 in Plumas County, California
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Tonight in San Francisco…a sideshow at Harrison & Fremont blocking the entrance to the Bay Bridge.
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Good morning! Had plenty of Sunday rain showers to go around... more potential heavy rain in the forecast today.

Check out more weather here: http://praedictix.com
Houston, Texas: In northwest Houston, three people are dead, including a gunman, after police say he opened fire at a motel. he shooting happened at the Palace Inn on Antoine near 34th Street. Houston police say a call came in just after 11 p.m. Sunday. They believe it was the gunman who called in, saying he had weapons and was planning to hurt people then fire at officers. Before officers arrived at the motel, police say the man had already shot and killed two people - a man and a woman who they don't believe had any connection to the shooter. Investigators believe the man and woman were killed two to three minutes after the original call came in. Police say as soon as the officers arrived, before they even exited their patrol cars, they started getting shot at by the suspect, who was up on the second floor balcony. Three officers returned fire on the suspect, Executive Assistant Chief Matt Slinkard said. None of the officers were shot.
Providence, RI: Norton Police Department (NPD) Deputy Chief Thomas “Tommy” Petersen died on Tuesday due to complications of a stomach ailment, according to his department. The 51-year-old deputy chief went to Sturdy Memorial Hospital in Attleboro on July 10 due to stomach pain and was transferred to Rhode Island Hospital on Sunday, NPD Chief Brian Clark told The Sun Chronicle. He passed away on Tuesday while surrounded by his family, Chief Clark said in a press release. #RIP
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Again and again and again: Activists claim that police murdered unarmed victims... and then the truth comes out. It's up to all of us to counter the false narratives that are out there. Let's start with this.

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Whoa!! Vista, San Diego County, last night. 👀
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BREAKING! Austria, EU: Flash flooding hits Austria!

Fierce currents are surging through the streets, threatening another disaster similar to the torrential rain and havoc in Germany and Belgium.

People, cars and small buildings were carried away when rivers broke their banks.

This is a developing story.
Moscow, Russia: U.S. investor Michael Calvey on Monday told a Moscow court trying him on embezzlement charges that an innocent verdict in his case would trigger billions of dollars in foreign investment and help create thousands of new jobs. Calvey, one of Russia's most prominent foreign investors, faces a possible six-year suspended jail sentence if found guilty with a verdict expected on Aug. 2. The founder of Russia-focused private equity group Baring Vostok, Calvey was detained along with other executives in early 2019 on charges of embezzlement linked to mid-sized lender Vostochny. He and the executives deny the charges. The detention of the Wisconsin-born investor rattled Russia's business community and prompted several prominent officials and businessmen to voice concerns about the way the state deals with commercial disputes and executives caught up in them. A state prosecutor last week asked a court to hand Calvey a six-year suspended sentence, Reuters reported.
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A teenager in Colorado was cited for careless driving after police say he accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake before plunging into a backyard underground swimming pool Friday. Lakewood Police made light of the incident that happened in the 1100 block of South Flower Circle.

"Man ... it’s a Hot one out there today, it would be a good day to jump in the…pool," police wrote on Twitter, using flushed face, face-palm and expressionless face emojis and sharing photos of West Metro Fire Rescue divers working with Ace Towing to pull the fully submerged car out of the water.