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Authorities are calling on the public’s help in finding a man who disappeared after a San Francisco 49ers home game on Monday.
Ian Powers, 32, was last seen at the 49ers game at Levi's Stadium, which he attended with his girlfriend.
During the fourth quarter, at around 8:15 p.m., Powers went to the restroom and never returned to his seat, according to Santa Clara Police Department Captain Wahid Kazem.

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Authorities are calling on the public's help in finding a man who disappeared after a San Francisco 49ers home game on Monday.

Ian Powers, 32, was last seen at the 49ers game at Levi's Stadium, which he attended with his girlfriend.

During the fourth quarter, at around 8:15 p.m., Powers went to the restroom and never returned to his seat, according to Santa Clara Police Department Captain Wahid Kazem.

Surveillance footage from the stadium shows Powers exiting the stadium at the end of the game.

His girlfriend said that she had text messaged him and video chatted him to coordinate a place to meet each other, but that these were the last communications she had with him, Kazem said.

His phone has since lost power.

"It's incredibly unlike him," Sean Powers, Ian Powers' uncle, told San Francisco ABC affiliate KGO. "He's probably the most responsible person in my family."

Calling it a "baffling investigation," Kazem said that police did a grid search of the area surrounding the stadium, but smoke and conditions from the recent fires burning through California made visibility difficult.

He added that there is a marsh near the stadium and that it's possible Ian Powers may have headed in that direction.

"We cannot yet rule out any possibilities including foul play, walk-away, or some sort of accident or medical emergency," Kazem said. "None of the information or evidence has pointed us in a specific direction."

Ian Powers was drinking alcohol on the night of his disappearance, but he appeared to "look relaxed and have pretty decent mobility," Kazem said, referring to the surveillance footage obtained from the stadium.

Police are now working to put together a timeline to determine where Ian Powers could have gone.

"Our steps right now are contacting adjoining businesses, and trying to get external video surveillance," said Kazem.

Anyone who has any information, either before or after this incident, is asked to call the Santa Clara Police Department at (408) 615-4700.

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Authorities are calling on the public's help in finding a man who disappeared after a San Francisco 49ers home game on Monday. Ian Powers, 32, was last seen at the 49ers game at Levi's Stadium, which he attended with his girlfriend. During the fourth quarter, at around 8:15 p.m., Powers went to...

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Virginia Dunkin' Donuts owner calls police on black customer for using free Wi-Fi without purchase

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Convicted killer Samuel Little provided details to a Texas Ranger that may link him to nearly 90 killings across the country.

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'Predatory' Dartmouth professors plied students with alcohol and raped them

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Three former Dartmouth College professors turned the school's Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences into a "21st Century Animal House," where female students were subjected to rape and sexual harassment, a federal lawsuit alleges.

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A fall snowstorm wreaked havoc on the East Coast Thursday, stranding New York City commuters, canceling more than 7,000 flights, knocking out power to more than 300,000 residents and forcing children to stay at school overnight.

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A man in Altoona, Pennsylvania is facing a series of charges including cruelty to animals  after he allegedly caused a puppy to die by stomping on its head and later punched an officer in the face.

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A man in Altoona, Penn., is facing a series of charges - including cruelty to animals - after he allegedly caused a puppy to die by stomping on its head and later punched an officer in the face.

Richard Jukes Jr. was arrested Tuesday night after officers with the Altoona Police Department responded to a call concerning an injured animal at his home.
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When officers arrived, they found a month-and-a-half-old chihuahua puppy "with a severe head injury inside the residence," officials with the police department wrote on Facebook, adding the "puppy was also completely infested with fleas."

"It was later discovered that [Jukes Jr.]. stomped on the puppy's head causing severe trauma and ultimately killing the dog," the department explained.

When officers attempted to ask Jukes Jr. questions about the alleged incident with the puppy, the man then punched an Altoona Police Department officer in the face.

The Pennsylvania man has since been charged with "Aggravated Cruelty to Animals, Aggravated Assault of a Police Officer, Resisting Arrest, Obstruction of Justice, Recklessly Endangering Another Person, and Disorderly Conduct," according to the police department. He is being held at the Blair County Prison on a $75,000 cash bail.
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Two women at the home were also arrested and charged, according to officials. Both Stacy Friday and Stephanie Obssuth have been charged with three counts of endangering the welfare of a child and nine counts of animal cruelty, as eight other animals - three dogs and five cats, according to the Altoona Police Department - were found at the home before they were removed by the Central Pennsylvania Humane Society.

The child welfare charges stem from the three children (all under the age of 10) who were found living in the "flea-infested residence" as well, officials said.

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Pennsylvania man stomped on puppy to death, punched investigating officer in the face, police say

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A man in Altoona, Penn., is facing a series of charges - including cruelty to animals - after he allegedly caused a puppy to die by stomping on its head and later punched an officer in the face. Richard Jukes Jr.

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President Donald Trump is a man used to totally controlling his universe.

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91,000 pounds of raw turkey recalled amid salmonella outbreak

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NEW YORK - Jennie-O Turkey is recalling more than 91,000 pounds of raw turkey in an ongoing salmonella outbreak. The recall is the first tied to an outbreak the U.S. Department of Agriculture says is widespread and likely affects a number of different producers in the industry.

So far this year, the outbreak has resulted in one death and 164 reported illnesses in 35 states. About half of those sickened had to be hospitalized.

Regulators did not say how many of those people were exposed to Jennie-O products. They say additional products from other companies could be named as their investigation continues.

The products being recalled include one-pound packages of raw, ground turkey and were sold nationwide. They had a use-by date of October, but could still be in freezers.

Regulators say the product should be thrown away.

Salmonella has also been detected in ground turkey, raw turkey pet food and live turkeys, an indication the bacteria is widespread in the turkey industry.

Salmonella in food is estimated to be responsible for 1 million illnesses a year. Children under 5, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems are more likely to have severe illness from contaminated food that could lead to hospitalization.

"Most people get sick between 12 and 72 hours after coming into contact with salmonella bacteria," the CDC's Dr. Colin Basler told CBS News. "Most people get diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and a fever."

Experts urge consumers to practice good food safety when handling raw turkey in the kitchen this holiday season. That starts with thawing in the refrigerator, not on the countertop.

"We want to make sure people are washing their hands after handling raw turkey and making sure people are cooking turkey to an internal temperature of 165 degrees," Basler said. "If you cook turkey to the internal temperature of 165 degrees this strain of salmonella should die."

This includes leftovers, too. They should also be reheated to an internal temperature of 165 degrees. Use a food thermometer to make sure foods have have reached a safe temperature before serving.

Consumer Reports also recommends you don't wash raw poultry before cooking, as this can spread germs. Also make sure to thoroughly clean utensils, cutting boards, counters and any other surfaces that may have come into contact with raw turkey.

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High school can be tough for anyone, and students from poor backgrounds have the added anxiety of struggling to keep up with their wealthier peers when it comes to clothes and accessories. A high school in northwestern England is attempting to level the playing field for disadvantaged students by banning expensive Canada Goose and Moncler coats.

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A school in northwest England is tackling the issue of inequality head on by banning expensive Canada Goose and Moncler jackets in a bid to protect their disadvantaged students.

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A man in Altoona, Penn., is facing a series of charges — including cruelty to animals — after he allegedly caused a puppy to die by stomping on its head and later punched an officer in the face.

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A man in Altoona, Penn., is facing a series of charges - including cruelty to animals - after he allegedly caused a puppy to die by stomping on its head and later punched an officer in the face.

Richard Jukes Jr. was arrested Tuesday night after officers with the Altoona Police Department responded to a call concerning an injured animal at his home.
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When officers arrived, they found a month-and-a-half-old chihuahua puppy "with a severe head injury inside the residence," officials with the police department wrote on Facebook, adding the "puppy was also completely infested with fleas."

"It was later discovered that [Jukes Jr.]. stomped on the puppy's head causing severe trauma and ultimately killing the dog," the department explained.

When officers attempted to ask Jukes Jr. questions about the alleged incident with the puppy, the man then punched an Altoona Police Department officer in the face.

The Pennsylvania man has since been charged with "Aggravated Cruelty to Animals, Aggravated Assault of a Police Officer, Resisting Arrest, Obstruction of Justice, Recklessly Endangering Another Person, and Disorderly Conduct," according to the police department. He is being held at the Blair County Prison on a $75,000 cash bail.
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Two women at the home were also arrested and charged, according to officials. Both Stacy Friday and Stephanie Obssuth have been charged with three counts of endangering the welfare of a child and nine counts of animal cruelty, as eight other animals - three dogs and five cats, according to the Altoona Police Department - were found at the home before they were removed by the Central Pennsylvania Humane Society.

The child welfare charges stem from the three children (all under the age of 10) who were found living in the "flea-infested residence" as well, officials said.

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Pennsylvania man stomped on puppy to death, punched investigating officer in the face, police say

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She's been dubbed the Kim Kardashian look-alike of Mexico – a raven-haired, perfectly made up beauty queen fond of flaunting her designer dresses, oversized sunglasses and bikini body for what was a growing flock of followers across social media. Many of whom seem to love her. Others, not so much.

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She's been dubbed the Kim Kardashian look-alike of Mexico - a raven-haired, perfectly made up beauty queen fond of flaunting her designer dresses, oversized sunglasses and bikini body for what was a growing flock of followers across social media.

Many of whom seem to love her. Others, not so much.

Meet Emma Coronel Aispuro, the 29-year-old wife of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, and the mother of their twin seven-year-old daughters.

"Emma doesn't appear to be too shy, and continues to stay in the forefront with social media exposure," Lenny DePaul, a retired Chief Inspector and Commander of the U.S Marshals Service, told Fox News. "She is now, and always was, someone to flaunt for the notorious drug lord."

Her "public figure" Instagram account as of Thursday had more than 400,000 followers - and was groing rapidly by the day. Until it was apparently deactivated.

Among the posted content was a video posing for a selfie outside court with an apparent fan, paparazzi pictures of her donning all black, and flanked by guards and umbrellas heading out of the first day of her husband's trial on Tuesday, along with the caption in Spanish "no matter what happens, I promised to be always and here I am. I'll love you all my life."

There were also snaps of a glammed-out Aispuro lounging poolside, surrounded by paparazzi as she strolls to her waiting car in oversized sunglasses, shooting a gun at an indoor range (with the phrase "practicing"), taking in a Yankees game, posing in a bikini on the beach, selfies with a "Halloween" reveler dressed El Chapo, and holding the hands of her twin daughters - who are always seen in matching dresses - and even have matching Louis Vuitton handbags.

But the pictures that hit the headlines - and ignited a firestorm - were from the elaborate Barbie-themed birthday party she threw in September to celebrate the twins seventh birthday. The lavish affair featured life-sized Barbie mannequins, thousands of balloons and flowers, carnival-style rides, and a Barbie "Boutique," all staged at a location that looked like a Hollywood movie set.

Those twins, by the way, were both born American citizens, since Aispuro crossed the Mexican border and gave birth to them at a hospital in Lancaster, Calif. - without filling in the paternal name on either birth certificate. Aispuro and her husband may have gotten that idea from her own experience since she, too, was born in Northern Calfifornia, even though her father was a known member of the Sinaloa drug cartel.

And what appears to be her twitter account - it's unverified - has been largely dedicated to her husband, filled with shout-outs in Spanish. But the account hasn't seen much action since last year.

"The night arrives and my heart remembers you, here where you always reside and where no one will erase you or replace you," she wrote two days after Guzmán was extradited to the United States, in January 2017.

Aispuro is believed to Guzmán's third or the fourth wife - with whom he married before divorcing at least one or two others. The other former spouses, according to officials in Mexico, lead very under-the-radar lives.

Guzman met Aispuro on a dance floor, when she was just 17. Months later, Guzmán reportedly paid to ensure she won a Coffee and Guava Festival beauty contest in Canelas, Mexico - although she has denied the sash was earned by anything by merit.

Most recently, Aispuro swapped her more curve-hugging designer duds for conservative blouses and streamlined black suits, for courthouse appearances.

Derek Maltz, former Special Agent in Charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration Special Operations Division in New York, surmised Aispuro is ultimately playing a strategic public relations campaign.

"It seems like the defense team is showcasing Emma and the kids in public so people may feel sorry for this man who will most likely be in jail the rest of his life," he said. "Chapo was well-known to be a ladies' man in Mexico and it didn't seem like Emma played a major role in his life during the height of his criminal activities."
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In recent years, she has also taken on the role of Guzmán's human rights and prison rights advocate. Soon after he was re-captured by Mexican authorities in 2016, she gave a demure, poised interview to Telemundo expressing concerns that the guards "don't let him sleep and he has no privacy," that she was "afraid" for his life and softly requesting that they treat him well and with dignity.

Aispuro has since campaigned for her husband before an array of humanitarian groups in Washington D.C., including the Organization of American States. She has also advocated for his rights while behind bars in New York.

While Aispuro's apparent breeziness and love for her husband, despite him once being the most feared man in the world, the dark underworld of cartels is said to be nothing new to her.

"She is the daughter of another Mexican drug trafficker, so she was brought up in the business. They had to be married deep in Sinaloa countryside and their 'reception' amounted to a party on one of his ranches up in the hills," said one former DEA official, referring to their secretive, July, 2007 nuptials. "As a U.S. citizen, she was able to legally cross the border and gave birth to Guzmán's twin daughters in California, thus ensuring they too were U.S. citizens."

Several other law enforcement officials also confirmed that, while his formal occupation was as a cattle rancher, Aispuro's father, Inés Coronel Barreras, was connected to high levels of the Sinaloa cartel, and was believed to have cultivated opium poppies and marijuana.

Incidentally, no photographs of their wedding have ever surfaced.

Her lifestyle and penchant for Prada purses, however, raises questions about how she lives the high life. Although the U.S indictment against Guzmán asserts he was worth some $14 billion, it seems little south of the border has been seized - allowing her to lead a life of luxury.

According to DePaul, when it comes to freezing and seizing assets owned by the notorious drug lord, the onus is on the Mexican authorities to "take the lead."

"I am sure the investigators here in the U.S. have been looking at Emma Aispuro for some time and will continue to monitor her digital footprints and her every move. Sadly, the millions of dollars, as well as real estate and jewelry, makes for a great bargaining tool when it comes to corruption," contended DePaul. "It is a known fact that the bribing of prison officials and Mexican law enforcement existed when he escaped from his jail cell."

J.T. Patten, a former government intelligence operative, told Fox News Aispuro's expenses are "paid for in cash and or are 'arranged' payments through family, business associates, and legal counsel."

"I am quite certain that anything around her has been 'legitimized'," he said. "But most likely, any illicit connections have been cut."

According to one U.S. government official connected to the Guzmán case, Aispuro is in the clear of any wrongdoing. A well-placed Mexican law enforcement source also told Fox News that investigations determined "Chapo and Emma's dad decided not to involve Emma in his criminal net."

"She has a mid to high-level house in Mexico City," said the source. "But people still wonder why she has all those nice things."

The Mexican Government's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as the Mexican Embassy in Washington, did not respond to a request for comment.

Another Mexican law enforcement authority asserted that Aispuro is loved in Sinaloa, but outside that sphere "is not well-liked."

"Mexicans are frustrated over the way this person can spend the illegal proceeds. So much money has been made over the last 30 years but this ruthless criminal," said Maltz. "Emma's side circus should not distract anyone now that has the job of convicting Chapo and serving justice for all those who have died due to Cartels."

Aispuro cannot be compelled to testify against Guzmán, under the marital defense. But DePaul stressed "authorities are not taking any risks with regards to Emma and El Chapo."

She has been denied permission for visitation to converse with her husband since his extradition from Mexico to the U.S in January 2017 - being branded as something of a security liability. Their contact has thus been nothing more than a wave across the courtroom, with Guzmán's request to "hug his wife" denied by the judge last week.

Despite a flagrant reputation of philandering with prostitutes and other ladies - Aispuro is said to have remained deeply dedicated to the kingpin, who she incessantly proclaims as the love of her life.

"It's a balance between looking like a princess but remaining part of the people," Patten added. "She will need to come off like a beloved celebrity over a greedy elite dictator's wife."

Aispuro did not respond to an interview request.

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