Harper thrilled the home crowd Monday night with display of power that carried him past Kyle Schwarber of the Chicago Cubs
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Bryce Harper wins Home Run Derby at Nationals Park
Harper thrilled the home crowd Monday night with display of power that carried him past Kyle Schwarber of the Chicago Cubs
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Bryce Harper wins Home Run Derby at Nationals Park
Harith Augustus, 37, was fatally shot Saturday and now there’s a push for more footage to be released from all officers at the scene
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Chicago activist demands all footage from police shooting of black man
Trump fails to push Putin on election meddling; Set of old family photos inspires stranger to find their rightful owners
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SANTA PAULA (CBSLA) — Police have arrested a man walking the streets with a sword, an open container and a concealed firearm in Santa Paula. Santa Paula police officers responded to the 600 block of Center Ln. shortly before 10:30 p.m. Saturday following a report of a male individual dressed in black and walking the streets with a sword. Upon arrival, officers were assisted by citizens in the area to locate the suspect, who was found walking along the north sidewalk of Center Ln. The suspect is identified as 29-year-old Ricardo Vargas,. As officers made contact with the suspect, they determined he was carrying a sword approximately three feet in length and an open container of beer. “Vargas became uncooperative with officer’s verbal commands and did not initially comply with their instructions,” police stated in a press release. “Only after the officers continued to give instructions did the suspect eventually drop the sword and revolver safely to the ground.” The suspect complied following the incident and was taken into custody, police stated. Vargas was arrested for possession of a concealed firearm.
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Man Arrested Carrying Sword, Concealed Firearm & Open Container In Santa Paula
SAN BERNARDINO (CBSLA) — A 31-year-old San Bernardino woman was arrested Monday in the investigation into the hit-and-run death of a pregnant woman while she was crossing a street. Police say Mercedes Vanesa Guevara drove through a red light June 11 at Highland Avenue and Medical Center Drive at a high rate of speed, and struck the pregnant victim in the crosswalk. A witness, who did not want to be identified, told CBS2 she heard a crash and a gut-wrenching scream. She ran to the victim, but found her dead. Authorities say Mercedes Guevara was arrested Monday. (Photo via SBPD_ “She was already laying lifeless on the ground, there wasn’t nothing no one could do for her,” said the witness. Investigators say Guevara may have fled the scene with the help of an accomplice after witnesses told officers the driver exited the car and was picked up by a second vehicle, which then fled the scene. Guevara was booked on vehicular manslaughter.
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Woman Arrested In Hit-And-Run That Killed Pregnant Mom, Unborn Child
SAN BERNARDINO (CBSLA) — More than a month after a mother’s body was found stuffed inside a wooden box and dumped in a San Bernardino parking lot, police say they’ve arrested a suspect. San Bernardino police went through days of security footage in the search for 34-year-old Marlene Santellan. The young mother was wrapped in a plastic tarp, stuffed inside a wooden box and left at the scene. Santellan left behind four kids. Now, finally, there’s been some relief for her family. San Bernardino police have arrested 49-year-old Rico Sanchez after a tireless, month-long investigation uncovered a video and paper trail they say led right to the suspect. Detectives say someone driving a distinct U-Haul was caught on camera dumping Santellan’s body at the scene June 2. They say that distinct U-Haul was rented by Sanchez’s mother just hours before, and the suspect is seen on camera at a local hardware store purchasing items that were later found with Santellan’s body. The victim’s sister and father were stunned by what evidence police revealed. “I don’t think she deserved this,” her father, Ralph, said through tears. He says what’s even more hurtful is that his daughter’s accused murderer showed up at a fundraiser for her burial expenses. “He was at the car wash. He actually shook my hand, we talked. He said, ‘My condolences. I’m sorry to hear,’” he remembered. Police have not released a motive; however, Santellan’s sister believes it she was murdered over money, telling CBS2/KCAL9 a day before Santellan was killed she won $20,000 at a local casino, where Sanchez was allegedly by her side. She hopes the truth will come out. “I just love her. She’s my sister,” she said. “And I just pray justice is gonna be served for her.” Sanchez is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday.
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Arrest Made In Case Of Mother Murdered After $20K Casino Win
TARZANA (CBSLA) — LAFD officials are investigating the cause of an apartment fire that erupted in Tarzana Monday. The fire, located at 6230 N. Reseda Blvd., was reported shortly before 5 p.m. SKY2 was overhead, where flames could be seen engulfing a unit on the second floor of the building. A LAFD spokesperson stated the fire was knocked down in 23 minutes and was contained to the unit of origin. No injuries were reported.
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VALENCIA (CBSLA) — Sheriff’s deputies are investigating a burglary at an Apple store in Valencia. The burglary was reported shortly after 3 p.m. at the store, located in the 24200 block of West Valencia Blvd., according to the LASD. Investigators say three male suspects in their mid-to-late teens entered the store wearing hoodies and sunglasses and stole an unknown amount of Apple products. The suspects left the scene in a white Nissan Altima driven by a fourth suspect, investigators say. No injuries were reported. Anyone with information is advised to call L.A. Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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Deputies Investigating Burglary At Valencia Apple Store
Kristie Baeumert recently found a vintage projector for just $15. Inside, she found old family photos, inspiring her to try and track down the people she saw. CBS News correspondent Manuel Bojorquez explains.
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In an interview with “CBS Evening News” anchor Jeff Glor, President Trump shared his vision for foreign affairs. Mr. Trump described his doctrine for the world as one of strength, and peace.
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Trump on North Korea, EU and America’s role in the world
President Trump’s acceptance of Vladimir Putin’s denials of Russian meddling in the election did not sit will with many in his own party. Some of the sharpest rebukes came from retiring Republicans. “Face the Nation” moderator Margaret Brennan explains.
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Trump meeting with Putin draws criticism from Republicans
Ahead of his summit with Vladimir Putin, President Trump discussed his vision for foreign affairs with “CBS Evening News” anchor Jeff Glor
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YONKERS (CBSNewYork) – Major renovations at a popular Westchester garden have turned the attraction into one of the area’s hidden gems. Cynthia Zak says Untermyer Gardens in Yonkers brings back happy memories. “My mom used to bring me here 40 years ago in a stroller and push me around when I was born,” the Hastings on Hudson resident said. Zak showed off the Persian garden to a friend, days after the free city space repaired and restored the venue’s water canals. “This has really impressed me. It’s just so unbelievable,” Nader Soliman said. Garden organizers raised $500,000 in private donations to fund the nine-month project. They tell CBS2’s Cindy Hsu the plumbing was 100 years old and pipes were leaking all over. “We ripped out the plumbing. We ripped out the concrete, rebuilt the bridges, put in a new lining, and basically re-built the whole thing,” Untermyer gardens conservancy president, Stephen Byrns explained. This is only phase one of an extensive face lift. Organizers are turning to the city and state to fund the rest of the project. They’ll need $2.5 million to recondition the swimming pool and also fix the “temple of the sky” – something visitors hope to see happen. “I think it’s awesome. Continue to do so. Put the tax dollars to use on things like this,” Patricia Bardaghawi of Yonkers said.
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Renovations At Untermyer Gardens Create A Hidden Gem In Yonkers
YONKERS (CBSNewYork) – Major renovations at a popular Westchester garden have turned the attraction into one of the area’s hidden gems. Cynthia Zak says Untermyer Gardens in Yonkers brings back happy memories. “My mom used to bring me here 40 years ago in a stroller and push me around when I was born,” the Hastings on Hudson resident said. Zak showed off the Persian garden to a friend, days after the free city space repaired and restored the venue’s water canals. “This has really impressed me. It’s just so unbelievable,” Nader Soliman said. Garden organizers raised $500,000 in private donations to fund the nine-month project. They tell CBS2’s Cindy Hsu the plumbing was 100 years old and pipes were leaking all over. “We ripped out the plumbing. We ripped out the concrete, rebuilt the bridges, put in a new lining, and basically re-built the whole thing,” Untermyer gardens conservancy president, Stephen Byrns explained. This is only phase one of an extensive face lift. Organizers are turning to the city and state to fund the rest of the project. They’ll need $2.5 million to recondition the swimming pool and also fix the “temple of the sky” – something visitors hope to see happen. “I think it’s awesome. Continue to do so. Put the tax dollars to use on things like this,” Patricia Bardaghawi of Yonkers said.
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Renovations At Untermyer Gardens Create A Hidden Gem In Yonkers