Meanwhile, in Portland ... Indigenous & Portland protesters march downtown in solidarity to The Portland U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Office, who are responsible for multiple dams. Various tribes along the West coast states were there in unison.

Tucker defends Piers Morgan: He's an inspiration to all of us. Tucker Carlson defends British TV host who walked off his job after criticizing Meghan Markle.

Video footage released Wednesday shows a Phoenix police officer risking his life to save a family from a burning home over the weekend. Two officers were near 64th Avenue and McDowell Road Tuesday evening when they saw smoke and flames coming from the home, police said. Footage released by police shows an officer pulling up in front of the house, kicking down a wooden fence, and running to save an 80-year-old woman, her daughter, and her four small children. The officers can be seen using a ladder to help the family climb over the backyard fence. The video then cuts to the officers comforting the family. "They’re all OK, that’s all that matters," one of the officers can be heard saying.

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The Ingraham Angle: Exposing the hypocrisy of 'elite privilege'. Laura Ingraham bashes liberal elites for breeding a culture of victimhood.

Just had about 15 seconds of random hail here in Santa Monica, then it switched over to heavy rain. Now, not a drop of anything.

NYC -- a few members of SRG 4 this evening in Times Sq.

Santa Clarita Valley sheriff’s deputies Wednesday arrested 19 suspects and recovered 250 stolen catalytic converters after serving search warrants at four locations.

The multi-agency operation was aimed at reducing the theft of the pollution devices attached to the exhaust systems of vehicles which increased 400% in Los Angeles County in 2020, said Natalie Arriaga of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.

People whose catalytic converters were recently stolen or people with information on thefts were urged to contact the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station at 661-255-1121.

The recovered catalytic converters were valued at about $750,000, Arriaga said. Deputies also seized about $100,000 and an unregistered or “ghost” gun.

https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2021/03/10/deputies-arrest-19-suspects-and-recover-stolen-catalytic-converters/

Border Patrol union official warns Americans about drug smuggling reality. Investigative reporter Sara Carter speaks to Art Del Cueto on the border in a 'Hannity' exclusive.

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She lost the ability to walk 10 months earlier — but she surprised her prom date by walking toward him as he arrived to pick her up...

Good Night California!

Heavy rain, heavy snow, flooding, severe storm potential. All that and more in today's National Forecast.

Snow was falling on the 15 Freeway through the Cajon Pass early Thursday morning. Chains are required on all vehicles.

Brooklyn, New York – Victim was badly injured around 12:20 am after multiple shots rang out, at least three. A gun was recovered on the scene. Reportedly a large group that rented out an escape room at 1905 Ave M, between E 19th street and Ocean Avenue. The escape room is known as Peddler and Parchments Escape Room and was the first Jewish escape room to open in the US. Police found the victim with gunshot wounds to his chest. People on the scene say a fight spilled out into the street, the victim was shot outside of the establishment and transported by a Hatzollah ambulance to the hospital in critical condition. According to police, shooting suspect fled westbound on Avenue M. A number of people potentially involved in the incident remained on the scene to speak with detectives and officers searched through nearby cars. Aided transported by EMS to NY Community Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Video by Benjamin Cohn (FNTV)

A magnitude 2.6 earthquake struck the Pacoima neighborhood of Los Angeles around 11:14 p.m. Wednesday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake was 1.5 miles from San Fernando, 3 miles from Sylmar and 8.9 miles from Burbank. The earthquake occurred at a depth of 6.3 miles. If you felt the quake, consider reporting it to the USGS.

Wednesday’s storm brought rare snow to the streets of Santa Barbara.