Infowars claims that YouTube is being “policed by an arbitrary electronic lynch mob”
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The vessel was moored at a basin in Huron, Ohio, when the captain reported it became untied and sent adrift
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Betsy DeVos’ $40 million family yacht untied, causing $10,000 in damages
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All-black team makes history with D.C. Little League championship victory
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The youth baseball team is advancing to the regional tournament in Bristol, Connecticut, after beating Capitol Hill Little League 14-7 in the title game on Tuesday
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Wildfire forces entire California town to evacuate; suspect arrested
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Brandon McGlover of Temecula was booked on suspicion of five counts of arson, state fire officials said
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General Motors is entering a new business that’s often described as Airbnb for cars. Starting this week, many people who own or lease newer models from GM’s brands can sign up to rent out their vehicles through the Peer Cars program. It’s part of GM’s established car-sharing app Maven. Peer Cars launched initially in Chicago, Detroit and Ann Arbor, Michigan. Fortune magazine senior editor-at-large Leigh Gallagher joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss monetizing an asset that could be sitting idle.
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ECHO PARK (CBSLA) — A search for a man who went into Echo Park Lake after his swan paddleboat overturned has shifted from rescue to recovery. A dive team is now on scene to help firefighters find a man who was reported to have gone into the lake after a paddleboat he and his cousin were in overturned just before 4 a.m. Firefighters spent the morning searching the lake’s murky water, going out into paddleboats themselves and using their flashlights to scan the surface. They also used the lights from ladder trucks to try and illuminate the water. Witnesses say the two men were part of a large group that had been drinking. One man was able to get to the side of the lake after the paddleboat overturned, and was seen yelling for help and to not let his cousin drown. Echo Park Lake is popular for its paddleboat rentals, but the service shuts down at sunset. Witnesses say the group was at the lake after hours, and it’s unclear when they went out into the boat.
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A Colorado widow is battling her late husband’s insurance company. Adam Lee died in December while working at a Colorado ski mountain. The insurance company reduced his worker compensation when it learned he had pot in his system at the time of his death. Colorado is one of nine states and D.C. that allows recreational marijuana use. Barry Petersen reports.
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President Trump and the European Union appear to be backing away from a trade war. Mr. Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker agreed Wednesday to work toward eliminating tariffs, trade barriers and subsidies between the two economic giants. Ian Bremmer, Eurasia Group president and CBS News senior global affairs contributor, joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss why the tone has changed and how Mr. Trump’s relationship with European leaders is still enormously damaged. He also addresses Mr. Trump’s meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and the reality of broken relations between the two nations.
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Trump and EU easing trade tensions a "ceasefire," but pressure still on
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) — As the MTA announces plans to increase fares twice over the next three years, a new report finds more customers are opting for rideshare services, which is also causing increased congestion. MTA officials announced Wednesday that they’ll be raising fares by 4 percent next year and another 4 percent in 2021. Officials say the hikes are necessary to stave off budget deficits and decreased ridership. “As we stated in November and as we stated in February, the MTA requires new sources of sustainable revenue for operations and for capital,” said Chief Financial Officer Robert Foran. “Again, those are forecasted. They’re still subject to our need, they’re subject to public hearings and they’re subject to board action.” Just the thought of another fare hike has MTA riders upset. “I think it’s absurd,” one rider said. “I don’t think we’re seeing an improvement in service.” “The fares increase, but service stays the same or gets worse,” said another. Part of the reason for the increase in lower ridership appears to be competition from rideshare services like Uber and Lyft, CBS2’s Janelle Burrell reported. According to transportation consultant Bruce Schaller’s study The New Automobility , the effects of ridershares is not only impacting the use of public transit, but it’s also causing more congestion. The report shows that about 60 percent of people who use the services in large cities would have used public transportation or walked, biked or not made that trip if rideshare services weren’t available. MTA Chairman Joe Lhota said the transit system is experiencing a nationwide trend of fewer riders. He said it’s due to a combination of service, for-hire vehicles and fare evasion. (© Copyright 2018 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Associated Press contributed to this report.)
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As MTA Seeks Rate Hike, Report Shows More Opt For Ridesharing Services
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A look back at what we’ve been covering on “CBS This Morning.” Subscribe to get the Eye Opener delivered straight to your inbox.
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Eye Opener at 8: Explosion outside U.S. Embassy in Beijing
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Facebook is suffering a major financial blow after months of punishing headlines about privacy and content concerns. Its stock plunged up to 24 percent in after-hours trading Wednesday, wiping out as much as $150 billion of the social media giant’s market value in under two hours. This comes after Facebook announced second quarter revenue missed Wall Street expectations by around $130 million, and growth in the number of active users is slowing down. Wired editor-in-chief and CBS News contributor Nicholas Thompson joins “CBS This Morning” to put it into context.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen says the government will meet Thursday’s deadline to reunite all eligible families separated along the border. Initially more than 2,500 children between the ages of 5 and 17 were separated from their parents. More than 500 adults are still waiting to be reunited. Mireya Villarreal reports.
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Immigrant families reunite, but many still in limbo despite deadline
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U.S. has highest rate of maternal deaths in developed world
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U.S. "most dangerous" place to give birth in developed world: USA Today
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Arizona authorities say they were in fight with suspect who grabbed gun from one and shot them in Avondale, outside Phoenix
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State trooper shot dead, another wounded on major interstate
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One trooper was killed and another injured overnight during a struggle with a suspect near Phoenix. The troopers had responded to a report of someone throwing objects from his vehicle on the eastbound lanes of Interstate 10. When they approached the suspect, he began to fight the troopers. The suspect is in custody.
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Arizona trooper killed as suspect grabs trooper’s gun and fires
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