The remaking of the judiciary is fast becoming the cornerstone of the Republican leader’s legacy
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Mitch McConnell’s mission to reshape the courts
The remaking of the judiciary is fast becoming the cornerstone of the Republican leader’s legacy
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Mitch McConnell’s mission to reshape the courts
NEW YORK (AP) — Globe-trotting chef, author and TV host Anthony Bourdain was worth $1.2 million when he died last month and left most of the estate to his 11-year-old daughter, according to court papers filed this week in New York. Bourdain’s will and related papers show assets including $425,000 in cash and savings, $250,000 in personal property, $500,000 in intangibles like royalties and residuals, and $35,000 in a brokerage account. The documents also list a $1.1 million mortgage. The 61-year-old Bourdain was found dead June 8 in an apparent suicide in his hotel room in Kaysersberg, France, an ancient village where he was working on his CNN series “Parts Unknown.” Bourdain wrote his last will and testament in December 2016 and named wife, Ottavia Busia-Borudain, as executor. By that time, the two had already announced they were separated but said they were still friends. The court will appoint a guardian ad litem to represent their daughter Ariane’s interests, because she’s a minor. Bourdain’s will instructs Busia to dispose of his “accumulated frequent flier miles” and other possessions like cars, furnishings and jewelry in a way she believes he would’ve wanted. Bourdain was an irreverent and sometimes foulmouthed presence on TV shows starting with “A Cook’s Tour” on the Food Network. “Parts Unknown,” his most recent show, was part travelogue, part history lesson, part homage to exotic foods. Bourdain’s breakthrough as an author came with the 2000 publication of “Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly.” The book created a sensation by combining frank details of his life and career with behind-the-scenes observations on the culinary industry. Bourdain was dating actress Asia Argento at the time of his death. She was not mentioned in the will. After Bourdain’s death, she wrote on Twitter: “Anthony gave all of himself in everything that he did. His brilliant, fearless spirit touched and inspired so many, and his generosity knew no bounds.” (© Copyright 2018 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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TOWNSEND, Del. (CBSNewYork/AP) — Five members of a New Jersey family, including four children, were killed Friday in a crash on a Delaware highway, according to state police. The crash occurred around 3:45 p.m. on Route 1, the state’s major north-south artery, near Townsend. State Police M. Cpl. Melissa Jaffe said that a southbound pickup truck crossed the median and struck a northbound passenger car. She said the car came to rest on the median, while the pickup truck continued to travel southbound in the northbound lanes and was hit by a minivan carrying the New Jersey family. The two occupants of the pickup truck and the single occupant of the car were taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The minivan had a family of six, which included four children and two adults, police say. CBS Philly reports the father, a 61-year-old man from Teaneck, and his four daughters ages 20, 17, and two 13-year-olds were pronounced dead at the scene. His wife, 53, was transported to an area hospital after suffering serious but non-life threatening injuries. “I feel so bad for this family,” Jaffe said. “I cannot imagine what they’re going through. Photographs from the scene showed a blue tarp covering a white passenger vehicle with massive front-end-damage. The vehicle’s roof appeared to have been cut off by rescue workers and was lying upside down on the ground nearby. A few feet away was a maroon extended-cab pickup truck, which appeared to be a commercial vehicle, with its passenger side caved in. Dozens of emergency personnel responded to the scene as authorities worked to clear debris, The News Journal of Wilmington reported . Charles “C.R.” McLeod, a spokesman for the Delaware Department of Transportation, said Route 1 was closed in both directions for 17 miles for hours after the crash. The names of those killed in the crash were not immediately released because next of kin had not been notified. The Delaware State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit is investigating. (© Copyright 2018 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Associated Press contributed to this report.)
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Teaneck Father, 4 Daughters Killed In Multi-Vehicle Delaware Crash
Born in Israel and raised in Philadelphia, Alon Shaya loved helping his mother cook but it was a high school home economics teacher who spotted his talent and encouraged him to make cooking a career. After training as a chef and working around the country, he opened his namesake Shaya in New Orleans. The restaurant was an instant hit and won him James Beard Awards for Best New Restaurant and Best Chef in the South. Now, he’s opened Saba in New Orleans and this summer opens Safta in Denver. He also has a new cookbook called “Shaya: An Odyssey of Food, My Journey Back to Israel.”
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“Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” has earned more than $300 million in the three weeks since it was released, a good indicator of our ongoing fascination with dinosaurs. Now, there may be even more species to contemplate thanks to the work of some globetrotting scientists who made a remarkable find in Mongolia’s Gobi Desert. The mission was backed by The Explorers Club. Club president and host of the PBS series “Born To Explore” Richard Wiese, joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” to discuss the team’s findings.
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The musical “Dear Evan Hansen” touches on a difficult topic, but one that deserves our attention: suicide. The recent deaths of fashion designer Kate Spade and celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain put a spotlight on the growing problem and the Broadway sensation has been credited with helping fans cope with issues that can lead to depression. Jamie Wax reports.
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The musical “Dear Evan Hansen” touches on a difficult topic, but one that deserves our attention: suicide. The recent deaths of fashion designer Kate Spade and celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain put a spotlight on the growing problem and the Broadway sensation has been credited with helping fans cope with issues that can lead to depression. Jamie Wax reports.
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Over the last several years, hundreds of large-scale murals have appeared in cities and towns all over the world. Wildly colorful and beautifully painted, they’ve mostly shown up in troubled and neglected communities. The point of the art isn’t so much to transform the landscape though, it’s to change the lives of the painters. Brook Silva-Braga reports.
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Many of America’s prisons are not just overcrowded, they’re also understaffed. A deadly incident at a Delaware correctional facility last year is putting a focus on that problem. Jericka Duncan reports.
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Many of America’s prisons are not just overcrowded, they’re also understaffed. A deadly incident at a Delaware correctional facility last year is putting a focus on that problem. Jericka Duncan reports.
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Three young adventurers were killed earlier this week when they fell from the third-highest waterfall in British Columbia, Canada. The social media personalities were known for posting stunning videos and photos of daring feats and travel. Kenneth Craig reports.
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Thrill-seeking travel vloggers killed in waterfall accident
Three young adventurers were killed earlier this week when they fell from the third-highest waterfall in British Columbia, Canada. The social media personalities were known for posting stunning videos and photos of daring feats and travel. Kenneth Craig reports.
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Wow, today is looking great! (Credit: CBS2) Dew points dropped significantly from yesterday’s mid 70s and are now closer to 50! This will feel amazing, as it’s going to be a lot less humid. We’re starting off with cooler temperatures in the 50s and 60s, but will rise to a nice, warm temperature around 80. (Credit: CBS2) Skies will remain clear throughout the weekend and it’s looking to stay that way through the beginning of next week. It was pretty windy overnight but it will slow down to a gentle breeze between 5-10 mph. The rain that we saw yesterday is gone for a while so enjoy the dry weather! This weekend is going to be much better than the last in terms of outdoor activities. You won’t sweat by just standing outside. (Credit: CBS2) Temps will start heating up again next week. Have a great weekend! Bree CBS2 Weather Intern
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Wow, today is looking great! (Credit: CBS2) Dew points dropped significantly from yesterday’s mid 70s and are now closer to 50! This will feel amazing, as it’s going to be a lot less humid. We’re starting off with cooler temperatures in the 50s and 60s, but will rise to a nice, warm temperature around 80. (Credit: CBS2) Skies will remain clear throughout the weekend and it’s looking to stay that way through the beginning of next week. It was pretty windy overnight but it will slow down to a gentle breeze between 5-10 mph. The rain that we saw yesterday is gone for a while so enjoy the dry weather! This weekend is going to be much better than the last in terms of outdoor activities. You won’t sweat by just standing outside. (Credit: CBS2) Temps will start heating up again next week. Have a great weekend! Bree CBS2 Weather Intern
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7/7 CBS2 Saturday Morning Weather Headlines
New York Magazine national correspondent Gabe Debenedetti joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” to discuss the only way Democrats can hope to block President Trump’s Supreme Court justice nominee, the growing trade dispute with China and the looming deadline to reunite children separated from their families at the border.
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Why can’t the Trump administration reunite families more quickly?