Trump claims he misspoke during press conference with Putin; Inside the last Blockbuster store.
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Only one Blockbuster store in the U.S. remains, after two other locations called it quits. Now, people are traveling to Bend, Oregon, for a piece of history. CBS News correspondent Jamie Yuccas explains.
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(10) R&B hit (by the Vibrations) the previous year, in 1964. We played a lot of blues and R&B kind of music in the McCoys, strangely enough, so we …
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RIVERSIDE (CBSLA) — A Moreno Valley couple is accused of using two kids in a series of robberies, officials said. The couple appeared in court for the first time Tuesday. “It’s crazy,” says Robyn Flores of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, “how many agencies, how many locations are involved.” Authorities said Darrell Campbell, 32, showed the kids how to steal and Jeannine Preston, 31, was the getaway driver. The crimes were committed in nine Inland Empire stores, CBS2’s Nicole Comstock reported. These included two Home Depot stores and a Target in Moreno Valley in April and May and several other major retailers last year. The alleged crimes also took place in Lake Elsinore, Menifee, Eastvale, Glendora and San Bernardino. Flores said the suspects told the kids what to say and coached them on how to steal. The criminal complaint alleges Campbell and Preston used threats, commands and persuasion to get the children — a 16-year-old boy and am 11-year-old girl — to do their bidding. “We entrust adults to protect these children,” Flores said, “whether they are the parents, grandparents any guardians and they were basically putting these kids at risk of danger and injury.” The couple’s family came to court but had no comment. As Campbell was escorted out of court, he mouthed to his family “I’m going to call you.” The couple is expected to return to court on July 26th. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department believes there may have been more crimes committed and if so, they want to hear from other possible victims.
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Off-Duty MTA Employee Struck By Stray Bullet Aboard Subway In Brownsville, Brooklyn
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — An off-duty Metropolitan Transportation Authority employee was struck by a stray bullet while riding in a subway in Brooklyn Tuesday evening. The 47-year-old hydraulic supervisor is the latest victim in a recent spate of violence in the city’s transit system . VIDEO: Father With Young Son Pulls Knife On Another Straphanger On Subway MORE : Rash Of Unprovoked Subway Attacks Has New York Straphangers Spooked Police say it all started with a dispute between two groups of men aboard a southbound 3 train just before 6:30 p.m. The scuffle continued onto the platform at the Sutter Avenue-Rutland Road station in Brownsville, where one of the men brandished a firearm and discharged at least one round. The bullet traveled into the subway, where police say it struck the victim who was heading home from work. He was rushed to Kings County Hospital where he’s currently stable. Tuesday’s shooting was the first in the city’s transit system since 2015, according to police. Earlier in the day, authorities arrested a man they say threatened a straphanger with a knife while he was riding a subway with a small child in Manhattan last month. Just over a week ago, police say a panhandler fractured a commuter’s skull after beating him with a metal object. Investigators describe the shooter as a black male between 16 and 18-years-old last seen wearing a blue shirt and dark sweats. It wasn’t immediately known how many people were involved in the initial scuffle, or if the melee was gang-related. Three people were being questioned at the nearby police precinct but no arrests have been made as the investigation continues. Anyone with information in regards to this incident is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74682). The public can also submit their tips by logging onto the Crime stoppers website at WWW.NYPDCRIMESTOPPERS.COM or by texting their tips to 274637 (CRIMES) then enter TIP577.
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Christopher Young, 34, was given a lethal drug Tuesday evening for fatal shooting of 53-year-old San Antonio convenience store owner
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"I taste it in my throat": Last words of man executed for 2004 slaying
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A storm in the Northeast brought flash flooding and knocked out power. It prompted thousands of flight delays and cancelations. CBS News transportation correspondent Kris Van Cleave reports.
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Lakers guard Josh Hart, averaging 24.2 points over six games, was named Las Vegas Summer League MVP. He played so well that Lakers president Magic Johnson said he is forcing his way into the conversation for a starting spot this fall.
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Just recently we featured the latest hit “Love Like Yours and Mine” from veteran r&b singer Peabo Bryson. Now he returns with another song from his …
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Lava bomb hit boat operated by Hawaii tour company with history of lawsuits
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Tourists could be heard screaming in a video that captures the moment an explosion of molten rock blasted into the air and hit a boat.
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MALVERNE, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) — A couple on Long Island says they’re living a ‘zero waste’ lifestyle. They reuse and recycle almost everything they buy, and take out the trash only three times a year. Composting food waste int heir backyard tumbler is one of the ways Nicole Lentini has reduced her trash output down to nearly zero. To avoid ever throwing out plastic she uses a bamboo toothbrush. Instead of saran wrap, she opts for a cover made from beeswax. “We live in a very disposable society where it’s fast-paced and we use things for a minute that we throw away forever,” Nicole said. She adopted the resourceful lifestyle three years ago with her husband, Matt, after reading about the growing trend online. Amazingly, they haven’t thrown a single bag of garbage out since last February. They started out small, refilling plastic water bottles throughout the day. Eventually they bought reusable produce bags at the store. Instead of buying groceries with packaging they buy in bulk and store the food in reusable glass jars. The zero waste mindset doesn’t stop in the kitchen. Even their toilet reduces waste by diverting the clean water they use to wash their hands into the toilet bowl to flush. The couple’s furniture is second-hand, and they’ve re-purposed old skateboards into shelving units. The thriftiness is not only reducing waste, but also how much they spend. “It changes the way you shop, you look at everything a bit differently,” Matt said. The Department of Sanitation says the average New Yorker throws out more than 1,000 pounds of trash per year, but the Lentinis only use three garbage bags — amounting to less than 30 pounds a year. The couple even brings reusable utensils to work to avoid using disposable ones. Their biggest challenge, they say, is bringing their own Tupperware when they order take-out.
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Lights Go Out In White House Cabinet Room As Trump Voices ‘Full Faith’ In Intel Agencies
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump wanted to make an important point. And then the lights went out. Trump was saying Tuesday that he has “full faith” in the U.S. intelligence agencies in the aftermath of his Helsinki news conference when the lights in the White House Cabinet Room dimmed and briefly went out, leaving the room mostly in darkness. As Pres Trump was talking about he summit with Putin, the lights went out in the Cabinet Room, but came back on a few seconds later. pic.twitter.com/aGOWWx6sJn — Mark Knoller (@markknoller) July 17, 2018 “Whoops, they just turned off the lights. That must be the intelligence agencies,” the president joked to members of his Cabinet, lawmakers and the assembled media. As the lights were quickly switched on, Trump asked if everyone was OK. “That was strange. But that’s OK,” he said, returning to his statement. WASHINGTON, DC – JULY 17: The lights temporally go out in the Cabinet Room as U.S. President Donald Trump talks about his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a meeting with House Republicans at the White House on July 17, 2018 in Washington, DC. Following a diplomatic summit in Helsinki, Trump faced harsh criticism after a press conference with Putin where he would not say whether he believed Russia meddled with the 2016 presidential election. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) Trump was trying to make clear after his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin that he fully supports the U.S intelligence community and its finding that Russia interfered in the 2016 elections. His remarks came during a meeting with Vice President Mike Pence, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and several members of Congress, including Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady, R-Texas. The president was discussing Republican tax legislation that’s expected to be considered in September. (© Copyright 2018 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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Death of 8-year-old Indiana girl latest cold case to be solved using genetics
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April Tinsley disappeared in 1988, before her body was found three days later. Now, authorities say they’ve solved the case thanks to genetics. CBS News correspondent Don Dahler reports.
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