D-Will (calf) to miss at least preseason for Mavs

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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The NYPD will soon allow officers to handcuff suspects with their hands in front, rather than behind their backs. As WCBS 880’s Stephanie Colombini reported Saturday, the change is part of the recent overhaul of the NYPD use of force policy. Department spokesman Stephen Davis told the New York Post the new handcuffing policy is in the revised patrol guide. He said front-cuffing will only be allowed for suspects with medical or physical disabilities. He told the newspaper officers will use their discretion to determine who is safe enough to qualify. Critics told the newspaper the practice of handcuffing suspects in front is dangerous, and even led to the fatal shooting of two detectives in 1989. The NYPD said the policy goes into effect on Jan. 1.

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LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — “I am so proud to be my parents’ daughter,” said Chelsea Clinton in responding to a man who recently broached the issue of paternity at a book-signing event. Clinton has been on a 20-city tour to promote her first published book, “It’s Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going!” “Has your mother ever told you that you’re the daughter of Webb Hubbell, and not Bill Clinton?” asked the man who Clinton had addressed as Robert. After Clinton responded, the man then said: “One more quick question about this book right here,” to which she responded, “Sure.” “You say it is targeted towards teenage girls,” he said, while she responded: “It’s targeted actually to kids, girls and boys.” The man continued: “Would you say that Bill Clinton also targets teenage girls?” “I would say my book is really resonating with kids,” Clinton said. The questions were posed Friday at the book signing event in Austin, Texas. The 35-year-old Clinton visited the Southland earlier this month. She said while here that she choose to write the book geared for ages 10 to 14 because, she said, “that’s really the age I was when I felt like I could make a difference.”

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Jags unaware Pierce had concussion symptoms

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Jags unaware Pierce had concussion symptoms

Steelers can tie Cowboys on Monday Night

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Cleveland prosecutor, victim’s family, and police union swap harsh criticisms after reports say white officer justified in killing black boy

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Activists making push to add to several cities already celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day at same time as Columbus Day

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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Storms plowing through the area Friday night left thousands of customers without power. At 7:20 p.m., there were more than 7,700 customers without power in the Public Service Electric & Gas service area in new Jersey, and nearly another 3,000 in the Jersey Central Power & Light coverage area, WCBS 880 reported. Most customers’ power had been restored by 9 p.m., although Jersey Central Power & Light still reported nearly 2,900 customers without power by that time. On Long Island, more than 1,900 customers were affected. CHECK: Forecast The entire area was clobbered with torrential downpours late Friday afternoon, and many commuters were also caught in serious delays as the rain pounded expressways. CBS2’s Lonnie Quinn reported the fast-moving storms dropped .89 inches of rain in Central Park, .63 inches in Somerville, New Jersey, and 1.43 inches in Islip, Long Island. (Credit: CBS2) Skies are clearing overnight and by sunrise, the area will be high and dry, CBS2 Chief Meteorologist and Weather Producer Giorgio Panetta. It will be a chilly start on Saturday tough, with low to mid-50s around the city — and with 40s and even some upper 30s in the coldest spots.

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Center Mark Scheifele and right winger Blake Wheeler scored in a span of 2:43 early in the second period to lead the Winnipeg Jets to a 3-1 win over the New Jersey Devils on Friday at the Prudential Center.

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