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A teen who was taking a selfie on the Dallas bridge falls 50 ft and leaves an impring on the ground.

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Teen plummets taking selfie on Dallas bridge - CNN Video

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A teen fell more than four stories to the ground after he was attempting to take a selfie with his friends on a bridge in Dallas.

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Roger Stone faces judge Thursday after Instagram posts

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roger stone faces judge thursday after instagram posts - cnnpolitics

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Roger Stone faces judge Thursday after Instagram posts

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Roger Stone is in hot water heading into a court hearing on Thursday afternoon.

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School bus driver revived with Narcan after crashing with 12 students aboard

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school bus driver revived with narcan after crashing with 12 students aboard - cnn

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School bus driver revived with Narcan after crashing with 12 students aboard

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A school bus driver was arrested after she overdosed while driving and crashed into a tree, Newark police said.

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Chicago police want to talk to Jussie Smollett, but they don't know when that'll happen

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chicago police want to talk to jussie smollett - cnn

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Chicago police want to talk to Jussie Smollett, but they don't know when that'll happen

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Chicago detectives want to speak to actor Jussie Smollett -- but it's not clear when, or if, that will happen.

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Mexican businesswoman decapitated after ‘family wouldn’t pay’ ransom

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A Mexican businesswoman's decapitated body was discovered last week after she was kidnapped with a note that reportedly said she was killed because her husband "didn't want to pay" a ransom.

The body of Susana Carrera was found last Wednesday inside a bag in a parking lot in the coastal city of Coatzacoalcos in the state of Veracruz. She had been kidnapped a week earlier outside a friend's house where she had gone to pick up one of her children.
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Harrowing security camera footage showed her captors pulling up in a car, grabbing her and quickly throwing her into a car in a matter of seconds.

The kidnappers left a note alongside the woman's body, according to Local media, which said: "This happened to me because my husband played the tough guy and didn't want to pay my random."

The family confirmed they could not collect the funds to the ransom, according to the Heraldo de Mexico newspaper. The kidnappers reportedly asked for a ransom of 4 million Mexican pesos ($207,000).
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Hours after her body was found, Carrera's husband, Luis Manriquez, confirmed her death in a message on social media.

"Thank you very much to everyone for your prayers and wishes for my wife Susana Carrera to return home. Unfortunately, she wasn't able to and she passed away."

The couple were owners of the aluminum company Pezaliminio, which had an office in Coatzacoalcos. It's unclear why the kidnappers targeted Carrera.

Local media shared photos that purportedly showed Carrera's body and a copy of the note. Prosecutors in Veracruz announced Monday that it had launched an investigation into how the photo was leaked to media, which were probably taken at the medical examiner's office.
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"The Office of the Attorney General of the state will not tolerate situations like this one, which constitutes a re-victimization and a breach of the duty of secrecy within the investigation," prosecutors said in a statement.

No arrests have been reported so far. The number of kidnappings has reportedly risen in the city of Coatzacoalcos with 49 reported in 2018. More than 160 homicides were reported last year.

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Mexican businesswoman decapitated after 'family wouldn't pay' ransom, reports say

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A Mexican businesswoman's decapitated body was discovered last week after she was kidnapped with a note that reportedly said she was killed because her husband "didn't want to pay" a ransom. The body of Susana Carrera was found last Wednesday inside a bag in a parking lot in the coastal city of Coatzacoalcos in the state of Veracruz.

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Bernie Sanders announces that he is running for president in 2020.

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Bernie Sanders announces his 2020 presidential run

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In an interview with Vermont Public Radio, Sen. Bernie Sanders confirmed that he will be running for president again in the 2020 election.

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A mexican business woman was found decapitated with a note claiming that her husband did not want to "pay the ransom"

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A Mexican businesswoman's decapitated body was discovered last week after she was kidnapped with a note that reportedly said she was killed because her husband "didn't want to pay" a ransom.

The body of Susana Carrera was found last Wednesday inside a bag in a parking lot in the coastal city of Coatzacoalcos in the state of Veracruz. She had been kidnapped a week earlier outside a friend's house where she had gone to pick up one of her children.
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Harrowing security camera footage showed her captors pulling up in a car, grabbing her and quickly throwing her into a car in a matter of seconds.

The kidnappers left a note alongside the woman's body, according to Local media, which said: "This happened to me because my husband played the tough guy and didn't want to pay my random."

The family confirmed they could not collect the funds to the ransom, according to the Heraldo de Mexico newspaper. The kidnappers reportedly asked for a ransom of 4 million Mexican pesos ($207,000).
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Hours after her body was found, Carrera's husband, Luis Manriquez, confirmed her death in a message on social media.

"Thank you very much to everyone for your prayers and wishes for my wife Susana Carrera to return home. Unfortunately, she wasn't able to and she passed away."

The couple were owners of the aluminum company Pezaliminio, which had an office in Coatzacoalcos. It's unclear why the kidnappers targeted Carrera.

Local media shared photos that purportedly showed Carrera's body and a copy of the note. Prosecutors in Veracruz announced Monday that it had launched an investigation into how the photo was leaked to media, which were probably taken at the medical examiner's office.
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"The Office of the Attorney General of the state will not tolerate situations like this one, which constitutes a re-victimization and a breach of the duty of secrecy within the investigation," prosecutors said in a statement.

No arrests have been reported so far. The number of kidnappings has reportedly risen in the city of Coatzacoalcos with 49 reported in 2018. More than 160 homicides were reported last year.

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Mexican businesswoman decapitated after 'family wouldn't pay' ransom, reports say

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A Mexican businesswoman's decapitated body was discovered last week after she was kidnapped with a note that reportedly said she was killed because her husband "didn't want to pay" a ransom. The body of Susana Carrera was found last Wednesday inside a bag in a parking lot in the coastal city of Coatzacoalcos in the state of Veracruz.

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Oklahoma police rescue children from carjacking suspect

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Newly released video shows the moment two children were rescued at a gas station by police from a carjacking suspect in Oklahoma last month.

The Tulsa Police Department said in a Facebook post the incident happened on Jan. 11, when officers received a call about a stolen vehicle that was believed to have two children inside.

A woman later told police her two children, ages four and five, were in the car when she was inside the store and that she did not see who took the car.
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Officers later found a vehicle matching the description, and confirmed it was stolen by the tag number, police said.

When the suspect pulled over into a gas station, officers moved in and initiated a traffic stop. As officers arrested the suspect the children can be seen on bodycamera video being pulled from the vehicle.
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The suspect, Jarrod Gilliam, was booked into jail on two counts of kidnapping and larceny of a motor vehicle after former felony convictions, and larceny from a motor vehicle.
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The mother told police she did not know Gilliam, and that he has no connection to her or her children, FOX23 reported.

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Oklahoma police rescue children from carjacking suspect in dramatic video

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Newly released video shows the moment two children were rescued at a gas station by police from a carjacking suspect in Oklahoma last month. The Tulsa Police Department said in a Facebook post the incident happened on Jan. 11, when officers received a call about a stolen vehicle that was believed to have two children inside.

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Guests at the San Diego Sea World were stranded for 16 hours last night. They were retrieved using the San Diego Fire Department. The ride stalled due to high winds.

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Sixteen people, including children, were rescued after spending hours stranded on a malfunctioning SeaWorld San Diego gondola ride Monday night.

The San Diego Fire-Rescue Department was called to the Bayside Skyride, which crosses over Mission Bay, at 7:20 p.m.

The ride, which was carrying 16 people in five cars, had abruptly stopped, and SeaWorld engineers were unable to get it restarted. At least seven children were among the stranded.

"We were clutching for our lives and didn't know if we were about to drop or what was going on," said Jonathan Sherr, who was on the ride with his son.

Crews started lowering people to boats below the ride about two hours into the operation, according to fire department officials. The last two people weren't rescued until four hours after the ride had stalled.

San Diego Fire-Rescue Department spokesman José Ysea said crew members were "basically repelling across the wires" to get to the people in the gondola cars. No one was injured during the rescue, officials said.

A SeaWorld statement said the ride halted due to "an unusual gust of significant wind." Sherr said the wind gusts made the cars and cables shake violently.

"We were honestly just prepared for the worst," Sherr said. "Ever seen the 'Final Destination' series? That's what was going through our minds."

Sherr said, initially, communication with park staff was limited.

"We got very vague answers from ride operators, who refused to get us in touch with the supervisor and say that there's no supervisor on staff," he said, adding that he and his son were "freezing" during the ordeal.

SeaWorld's statement said each gondola car had a blanket for guests, who park employees were communicating with over an intercom.

The statement said the ride would be inspected before it re-opens.

Rescue officials and the SeaWorld statement said first responders train at the park annually for a situation like the one that happened Monday.

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SeaWorld San Diego guests stranded on stalled gondola ride for hours

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Sixteen people, including children, were rescued after spending hours stranded on a malfunctioning SeaWorld San Diego gondola ride Monday night. The San Diego Fire-Rescue Department was called to the Bayside Skyride, which crosses over Mission Bay, at 7:20 p.m. The ride, which was carrying 16 people in five cars, had abruptly stopped, and SeaWorld engineers were unable to get it restarted.

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China has closed its Mount Everest base camp from tourists due to a foreseeable future of authorities blaming a growing waste problem.

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China closes its Mount Everest base camp to tourists because of garbage, waste

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China closed the north side base camp of Mount Everest to tourists because of excess garbage and waste.

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The Catholics meet again to discuss their wrongs. The clergy is admitting to having failed to meet certain expectations and to protect families globally.

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leaders of nuns and priests admit 'errors in judgment' over abuse - cnn

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Leaders of nuns and priests admit 'errors in judgment' over abuse

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Ahead of a Vatican summit on clerical sex abuse, the top leadership of Catholic nuns and priests worldwide admitted to making "errors in judgment" regarding cases of sexual abuse of children and said that more women should be involved in the process of evaluating cases.

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Arizona man rescued at Zion National Park after getting trapped in quicksand

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Arizona man rescued at Zion National Park after getting trapped in quicksand

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A Zion National Park visitor spent about a day with his leg stuck in quicksand.