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New Delhi, India: Landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rains hit parts of western India, killing at least 47 people, officials said Friday. More than 1,000 people trapped by floodwaters were rescued. The dead were killed in three landslides in Raigad district in western Maharashtra state, said District Collector Nidhi Chaudhary. Many of those who were rescued were stranded on rooftops and even on top of buses on highways, she said. State government official Sagar Pathak said in addition to the 47 dead, more than 30 people were missing after the landslides. Chaudhary said the rains had slowed and water levels were declining Friday, making it easier for rescuers to reach the area. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he was anguished by the loss of lives, the Washington Post reported.
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From Inbox: While on assignment, this was my drive 07/18/2021 evening on Highway 89 during the Tamarak Fire in Markleeville, CA 👀
⚠️ TRAFFIC ALERT! Sacramento: Mack Rd is closed between Franklin Blvd and Brookfield Dr as units investigate a serious injury collision. Please plan for alternate routes. This thread will be updated when the roadway reopens.
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Democrats trying to pivot back from “defund police” 😂😭
Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony: Team USA marches in parade of nations. 🇺🇸

Southern California is heavily represented in track, skateboarding, beach volleyball and other sports at the Tokyo Olympics 🇺🇸
Crews make progress on nation’s largest wildfire, the Bootleg Fire burning in southern Oregon. The nation’s largest wildfire raged through southern Oregon on Friday but crews were scaling back some night operations as hard work and weaker winds helped reduce the spread of flames even as wildfires continued to threaten homes in neighboring California. The Bootleg Fire, which has destroyed an area half the size of Rhode Island, was 40% surrounded after burning some 70 homes, mainly cabins, fire officials said. At least 2,000 homes were ordered evacuated at some point during the fire and an additional 5,000 were threatened. Winds up to 10 miles per hour could drive the flames through timber but not at the pace seen last week, when the wind-driven blaze grew exponentially, fire information officer Angela Goldman said. (Read more.)

Pray for the firefighters! 🙏🏽
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Man climbs to the top of home depot containers, lights his lighter under sprinkler system. 👀
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Another repeat offender with 5 prior offenses, including a hate crime. Maricia Bell was arrested Thursday and charged with four counts of assault as a hate crime after being wanted for attacking Asian New Yorkers. There must be CONSEQUENCES for these hateful, violent acts.
Yep - it's the same state rep who claimed that police profiled him... until the bodycam footage proved he was lying.

Turns out the guy has quit the history... and now there are growing calls for him to step down.

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Police pursue stolen Mercedes in Los Angeles County,

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LASD is Asking for the Public’s Help Locating At Risk Missing Person Miguel Angel King, Los Angeles.

Have any info? Call LASD Missing Persons Unit (323) 890-5500 or remain anonymous by contacting (800) 222-TIPS (8477) http://lacrimestoppers.org

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LA County Sheriffs: Our hearts are full! Thank you to everyone who came out to row, show support, inspired us, and helped raise money for cancer patients! We send a huge shout out to LASD SEB, LASD WALDB, West Covina Fire, ABC California, NEGU Team, #NeverEverGiveUp
Meanwhile, in Australia: New level of political correctness! Shark Week may never be the same again: Two Australian states -- Queensland and New South Wales -- have softened their tone when it comes to the language of reporting shark attacks, opting for a little more nuance. From now on, sharks will "bite," not "attack," and when humans have a less-than-ideal meeting with them, it will be referred to as an "encounter" or an "incident." In case you're wondering whether this is yet another example of government bowing to political correctness, it turns out that the states are simply falling in line with scientific thinking on the subject. "It helps dispel inherent assumptions that sharks are ravenous, mindless man-eating monsters," Leonardo Guida, a shark researcher at the Australian Marine Conservation Society, told the Sydney Morning Herald recently.
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