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Tristan Thompson Sings For Khloe While Kissing Her
Deep under the Great Lakes, amateur shipwreck hunters have discovered lost cargoes of everything from bathroom fixtures, to antique cars, and even Christmas trees. For many of these divers, this is a hobby that turned into an obsession. CBS News’ Lee Cowan shows us how these discoveries are now being threatened by an invasive species potentially more destructive than the ravages of time.
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Divers race invasive species to find Great Lakes shipwrecks
Joy and relief in Thailand after rescuers pulled the last of 12 soccer players and their coach out of a cave where they were trapped for 18 days. Also, during a primetime TV appearance, President Trump picks conservative judge Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Get the Eye Opener delivered straight to your inbox.
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Eye Opener: Mission complete in Thailand
Video shows the dramatic rescue of a woman whose car crashed into a canal in Mesa, Arizona. The car became submerged during storms on Monday. Paramedics said she had used an air pocket in the flooded car to stay alive. A witness said a rescuer was reaching into the car to see if anyone was there, when the woman suddenly grabbed his wrist.
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Arizona woman rescued from car submerged in canal
RIVERSIDE (CBSLA) — A man caught on video swinging his young child violently and throwing him during an argument with the baby’s mother has been arrested on suspicion of child endangerment, according to police. The incident happened last Thursday at the Riverwalk Montecito Estates in Riverside. A bystander recorded the parents arguing. In the video originally posted on Facebook, the man appears to swing the child around his head violently at one point, then used the child to hit the woman. At another location, the man dropped the child, who then chased after him. The child’s gender and age were not released. People who watched the video on Facebook contacted Riverside Police, who quickly found and arrested the father. His name was not released. Police say when the man was arrested, he told them he had lost his temper. The child, who has been checked out and was deemed healthy, is now in the custody of the mother. It’s not clear if the mother would face any charges.
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Caught On Video: Father Swings, Drops Child Angrily During Argument
PLAYA DEL REY (CBSLA) – A boat ran aground at Dockweiler State Beach overnight Monday. The 40-foot boat with one person aboard ran aground at around midnight off the 12000 block of Vista Del Mar. Los Angeles County Fire Department lifeguards, El Segundo Fire Department crews and Los Angeles police responded and safely rescued the person. Crews would attempt to get the boat back in the water at around 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. The circumstances that led up to the boat being grounded were unclear. The damage to the boat, if any, was also not confirmed.
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Boat Runs Aground In Playa Del Rey
Public outcry is growing after recent revelations about how technology giants, like Facebook and Google, collect and use our data. In his new book, “Exploding Data: Reclaiming Our Cyber Security in the Digital Age,” former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff highlights the many dangers of modern technology and data collection. Chertoff, who currently serves as the executive chairman and co-founder of the security consulting company The Chertoff Group, joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss his new book, the challenges of protecting our data and separating immigrant families at the border.
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Big Narstie has told Sky News he thinks the country will be surprised at Ed Sheeran's rapping ability, and says it was a “blessing” to work with the …
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Republican strategist Dan Senor worked with President Trump Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in the George W. Bush administration. He’s also a former senior adviser to GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney and House Speaker Paul Ryan. Senor joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss why Republicans are “generally enthusiastic” with Kavanaugh’s nomination, how this confirmation process differs from Neil Gorsuch’s and the increased pressure on Democrats to block the nomination.
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Republican strategist: Brett Kavanaugh not a "right-wing extremist"
ONTARIO (CBSLA) — A minor earthquake struck Ontario early Tuesday morning, centered almost right between the Ontario and Chino airports. The magnitude-3.5 quake shook the area at about 4:10 a.m. It was felt most strongly in the Inland Empire area, but there were reports it was felt as far west as Los Angeles, 40 miles away, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. There have been no reports of injuries or damage.
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Minor Quake Strikes Between Ontario, Chino Airports
Police discovered the bodies of a 42-year-old man, a 41-year-old woman and three children all younger than 8 years old
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Neighbor: Boy discovers 5 people, including 3 kids, dead inside home
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Eye Opener at 8: Trump picks Kavanaugh for Supreme Court
All immigrant children under five years old who have been separated from their parents were supposed to be reunited by Tuesday. Last week, the government reported “under 3,000” children are still in federal custody. CBS News’ Mireya Villarreal spoke to one immigrant father who hasn’t seen his 10-year-old daughter in nearly a month.
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Only 54 young immigrants separated from parents to be reunited by deadline
One father says after his release from federal custody he was told he’d be with his daughter in two days — that was two weeks ago
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Separated families decry conflicting info as reunification deadline passes
The president’s push to reshape the Supreme Court for decades will head to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, where his nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, will meet with Republican leaders. The president called his credentials “impeccable” and “unsurpassed” when he announced the nomination on Monday. Supporters of abortion rights protested against the pick last night outside the Supreme Court. Jan Crawford reports.
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President Trump taps Brett Kavanaugh for Supreme Court