Academy Sports canned manager from Tallahassee who tackled customer police say was running out of store with stolen gun and ammo
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President Trump told reporters in an unscheduled news conference Thursday that NATO allies will spend more money faster on defense. The president claims NATO is now stronger than it was before the summit, and other leaders say they and the U.S. are still united. Major Garrett reports.
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Trump says NATO allies have agreed to increase defense spending
President Trump told reporters in an unscheduled news conference Thursday that NATO allies will spend more money faster on defense. The president claims NATO is now stronger than it was before the summit, and other leaders say they and the U.S. are still united. Major Garrett reports.
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Stormy Daniels was arrested while performing at an Ohio strip club overnight for allegedly letting people touch her on stage. Daniels’ lawyer, Michael Avenatti, called the arrest a “politically motivated” and a “sting operation.”
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Stormy Daniels was arrested while performing at an Ohio strip club overnight for allegedly letting people touch her on stage. Daniels’ lawyer, Michael Avenatti, called the arrest a “politically motivated” and a “sting operation.”
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John Schnatter was the face of his company for years, but recent backlash to his behavior appeared to force the highly-visible pizza maker to take a step back. It was reportedly his attempts to fix his public image that caused this latest uproar. Vladimir Duthiers reports.
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Papa John’s founder John Schnatter resigns after using n-word on conference call
John Schnatter was the face of his company for years, but recent backlash to his behavior appeared to force the highly-visible pizza maker to take a step back. It was reportedly his attempts to fix his public image that caused this latest uproar. Vladimir Duthiers reports.
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Papa John’s founder John Schnatter resigns after using n-word on conference call
President Trump leaves the NATO summit saying U.S. allies have agreed to spend more money faster to support the military alliance. Also, the founder and chairman of Papa John’s resigns from the pizza company for using the n-word during a conference call. 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: Trump wraps a contentious NATO summit
President Trump leaves the NATO summit saying U.S. allies have agreed to spend more money faster to support the military alliance. Also, the founder and chairman of Papa John’s resigns from the pizza company for using the n-word during a conference call. 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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Adkins is one of a number of stars who have taken to social media to warn their fans against falling for online impersonators
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Country star Trace Adkins would like to beat up his online impersonators
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Police have made an arrest which may link two separate killings in the Bronx. Late Wednesday night police arrested Idris Abdul-Muhaymin, 45, on charges of murder, manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon. Police say Abdul-Muhaymin was wanted in connection with the stabbing death of 45 year old Wanda Rios inside a Wakefield security company Wednesday afternoon, and also for the death of a man last month who may have been his uncle. On Wednesday police responded to MNI Security Specialist at East 233rd and Bronxwood Avenue around 2 p.m. where sources told CBS2 that police found Rios with stab wounds to her neck and a screwdriver next to her body. She was rushed to the hospital blocks away but was pronounced dead. A deli employee says she went to his store on the corner everyday, but yesterday she didn’t. “Her boss asked did you hear anything,” said store owner Abu Serajuddia. “When I asked my I said you see that lady come today? He say no.” Abdul-Muhaymin is also a suspect in a June 11 stabbing death of 73-year-old Owen Dillard , who was found stabbed to death in his apartment in the Mott Haven section of the Bronx. Another nephew told us then, Dillard had recently won a $50,000 lottery jackpot. “He was 73 years old, you didn’t have to kill him,” said Habazz Muhaymin, the victim’s nephew. Dillard was found by his fiance and leaves behind a son and a daughter. In the Dillard case, detectives said there were no signs of forced entry, though they said he may have been robbed. As for Rios, police do not have a motive but say it does not appear to be a random crime.
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Arrest Made In Fatal Stabbing At Office, Link To Killing Of 73-Year-Old
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Police have made an arrest which may link two separate killings in the Bronx. Late Wednesday night police arrested Idris Abdul-Muhaymin, 45, on charges of murder, manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon. Police say Abdul-Muhaymin was wanted in connection with the stabbing death of 45 year old Wanda Rios inside a Wakefield security company Wednesday afternoon, and also for the death of a man last month who may have been his uncle. On Wednesday police responded to MNI Security Specialist at East 233rd and Bronxwood Avenue around 2 p.m. where sources told CBS2 that police found Rios with stab wounds to her neck and a screwdriver next to her body. She was rushed to the hospital blocks away but was pronounced dead. A deli employee says she went to his store on the corner everyday, but yesterday she didn’t. “Her boss asked did you hear anything,” said store owner Abu Serajuddia. “When I asked my I said you see that lady come today? He say no.” Abdul-Muhaymin is also a suspect in a June 11 stabbing death of 73-year-old Owen Dillard , who was found stabbed to death in his apartment in the Mott Haven section of the Bronx. Another nephew told us then, Dillard had recently won a $50,000 lottery jackpot. “He was 73 years old, you didn’t have to kill him,” said Habazz Muhaymin, the victim’s nephew. Dillard was found by his fiance and leaves behind a son and a daughter. In the Dillard case, detectives said there were no signs of forced entry, though they said he may have been robbed. As for Rios, police do not have a motive but say it does not appear to be a random crime.
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Arrest Made In Fatal Stabbing At Office, Link To Killing Of 73-Year-Old
The theater claims that the event “appears to be escalating into a potentially contentious situation”
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