Chase Bishop, 29, is charged with second-degree assault in the June 2 backflip gunfire incident at a Denver club
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Chase Bishop, 29, is charged with second-degree assault in the June 2 backflip gunfire incident at a Denver club
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Dancing FBI agent can carry weapon again
Chase Bishop, 29, is charged with second-degree assault in the June 2 backflip gunfire incident at a Denver club
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IDAHO FALLS, ID (CBS Local) – An Idaho mother says “divine help” is to thank after she saved a 55-pound dog that fell off a cliff. Tia Vargas set out on a July 5 hike on Boise’s Table Rock in honor of her son, who is reportedly battling substance and mental health issues. The mother says counselors encouraged her to take on challenging activities to help relate to her son’s struggles better. “One of the things it said was to figure out how many miles you can walk and double it,” Vargas told EastIdahoNews.com . “So I decided I was going to hike Table Rock.” Before Vargas and her father could finish the seven-mile hike, they ran into another party of hikers who found an injured English Springer Spaniel. The dog, named Boomer, had been reported missing according to a sign at the bottom of the mountain. “I picked up the dog, put him on my shoulders and carried him down to where my dad was,” Vargas told reporters. “He laughed and said, ‘You don’t think this hike is hard enough so you have to pick him up and carry him down?’” Vargas and her father took several pictures of the mother’s grueling journey to get Boomer some help. According to Boomer’s owners, the dog slipped off a snow crevice and fell 100 feet before rolling down a 200-foot hill. “They went to find him but he was gone. They assumed he had climbed under a bush and died because there’s no way he could have survived that. He’s a miracle dog,” Vargas explained. Amazingly, Boomer had only suffered a few torn ligaments in the fall. As for their journey down the seven-mile trail, Vargas believes a higher power was looking out for her and the Springer Spaniel. “I was fatigued, my legs were shaky and felt like Jello, and there’s no way I could have gotten him off that mountain without divine help.” Boomer’s owners have reportedly agreed to let Vargas keep the dog since his injuries will likely keep him from being a hunting dog again. “He’s supposed to be in our family. He’s not a quitter and I’m so glad I was there that day.” Vargas added. “We’re all here to help each other and I’m just glad I can help.”
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Mother Credits ‘Angels’ For Helping Her Save Dog That Fell Off Cliff
IDAHO FALLS, ID (CBS Local) – An Idaho mother says “divine help” is to thank after she saved a 55-pound dog that fell off a cliff. Tia Vargas set out on a July 5 hike on Boise’s Table Rock in honor of her son, who is reportedly battling substance and mental health issues. The mother says counselors encouraged her to take on challenging activities to help relate to her son’s struggles better. “One of the things it said was to figure out how many miles you can walk and double it,” Vargas told EastIdahoNews.com . “So I decided I was going to hike Table Rock.” Before Vargas and her father could finish the seven-mile hike, they ran into another party of hikers who found an injured English Springer Spaniel. The dog, named Boomer, had been reported missing according to a sign at the bottom of the mountain. “I picked up the dog, put him on my shoulders and carried him down to where my dad was,” Vargas told reporters. “He laughed and said, ‘You don’t think this hike is hard enough so you have to pick him up and carry him down?’” Vargas and her father took several pictures of the mother’s grueling journey to get Boomer some help. According to Boomer’s owners, the dog slipped off a snow crevice and fell 100 feet before rolling down a 200-foot hill. “They went to find him but he was gone. They assumed he had climbed under a bush and died because there’s no way he could have survived that. He’s a miracle dog,” Vargas explained. Amazingly, Boomer had only suffered a few torn ligaments in the fall. As for their journey down the seven-mile trail, Vargas believes a higher power was looking out for her and the Springer Spaniel. “I was fatigued, my legs were shaky and felt like Jello, and there’s no way I could have gotten him off that mountain without divine help.” Boomer’s owners have reportedly agreed to let Vargas keep the dog since his injuries will likely keep him from being a hunting dog again. “He’s supposed to be in our family. He’s not a quitter and I’m so glad I was there that day.” Vargas added. “We’re all here to help each other and I’m just glad I can help.”
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Born Timothy Patterson, the Oak Park-based rapper was arrested Thursday night by Las Vegas police after a traffic stop, according to TMZ and several …
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Sacramento rapper Mozzy, barred from owning guns, arrested in Vegas for gun possession
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans increased their borrowing in May at the fastest pace in a year and a half, boosted by a big increase in credit card borrowing. Consumer debt rose $24.5 billion in May after an increase of $10 billion in April, the Federal Reserve reported Monday. It was the biggest monthly increase since a rise of $24.8 billion in November 2016. The category that includes credit cards climbed $16.3 billion in May after increasing by $5 billion in April. Consumer borrowing trends are closely monitored for clues they can provide about the willingness of consumers to borrow more to support their spending. Consumer spending accounts for 70 percent of U.S. economic activity. The overall economy, as measured by the gross domestic product, grew at a lackluster annual rate of 2.2 percent in the January-March quarter. But economists are forecasting a sizable rebound in the just-completed April-June quarter, based on reports that consumer spending has picked up again after a winter slowdown. The hefty gain in consumer credit in May pushed borrowing to a total $3.90 trillion on a seasonally-adjusted basis. The Fed’s monthly borrowing report does not include mortgages or any other debt secured by real estate, such as home equity lines of credit. (© Copyright 2018 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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U.S. Consumer Borrowing Up $24 Billion In May
WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans increased their borrowing in May at the fastest pace in a year and a half, boosted by a big increase in credit card borrowing. Consumer debt rose $24.5 billion in May after an increase of $10 billion in April, the Federal Reserve reported Monday. It was the biggest monthly increase since a rise of $24.8 billion in November 2016. The category that includes credit cards climbed $16.3 billion in May after increasing by $5 billion in April. Consumer borrowing trends are closely monitored for clues they can provide about the willingness of consumers to borrow more to support their spending. Consumer spending accounts for 70 percent of U.S. economic activity. The overall economy, as measured by the gross domestic product, grew at a lackluster annual rate of 2.2 percent in the January-March quarter. But economists are forecasting a sizable rebound in the just-completed April-June quarter, based on reports that consumer spending has picked up again after a winter slowdown. The hefty gain in consumer credit in May pushed borrowing to a total $3.90 trillion on a seasonally-adjusted basis. The Fed’s monthly borrowing report does not include mortgages or any other debt secured by real estate, such as home equity lines of credit. (© Copyright 2018 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Local hospitals are stepping up security measures. Northwell Health is launching a program to place armed security guards in all of its hospitals. The move comes after the deadly shooting at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center in 2017. Earlier this month, Long Island Jewish Medical Center in Queens became the first in the city to adopt the program. North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset has had the program in place since March. Northwell Health says all of the armed guards will be specially trained and former police officers. Northwell Health system has 23 hospitals across the area.
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Local Hospitals Step Up Security With Armed Guards
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Local hospitals are stepping up security measures. Northwell Health is launching a program to place armed security guards in all of its hospitals. The move comes after the deadly shooting at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center in 2017. Earlier this month, Long Island Jewish Medical Center in Queens became the first in the city to adopt the program. North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset has had the program in place since March. Northwell Health says all of the armed guards will be specially trained and former police officers. Northwell Health system has 23 hospitals across the area.
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Antonio Delgado, formerly AD The Voice, defended his music on Monday, … The former rapper accused Faso of mischaracterizing his work and …
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Rapper Turned Politician Defends His Hardcore Lyrics As He Now Campaigns For Congress
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Rapper Turned Politician Defends His Hardcore Lyrics As He Now Campaigns For Congress
SRINAGAR: With a pledge to be accessible to common people and expedite all works with a special focus on quality, Sami Arif Yesvi on Tuesday …
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Sami assumes charge as chief engineer R&B
SRINAGAR: With a pledge to be accessible to common people and expedite all works with a special focus on quality, Sami Arif Yesvi on Tuesday …
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