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A Houston police officer will "more than likely be charged with a serious crime" after lying in a search warrant for a January 28 drug raid in which two people were killed and five officers injured

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More than a dozen guests wound up trapped on a gondola ride at Sea World in San Diego on a Monday after an "unusual gust of significant wind" caused the ride to shut down.

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More than a dozen guests wound up trapped on a gondola ride at SeaWorld in San Diego on a Monday after an "unusual gust of significant wind" caused the ride to shut down.

The Bayside Skyride stopped functioning after wind tripped a circuit breaker around 7:22 p.m., San Diego police told FOX5.

Jonathan Sherr, who was on the ride, told NBC7 the wind "just started rocking the cart."

"I looked up at the cable, and right when I was looking up at the cable shaking violently, we just stopped," he told the television station.

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A total of 16 riders were stuck in five gondolas, some of which were suspended above Mission Bay. Of the guests on the ride, seven were children, including one baby, FOX5 reported.

The San Diego Fire Department said in a series of posts on Twitter that some people had to be lowered by harnesses and rescued by San Diego Lifeguards boats.

The rescue was completed by 11 p.m. and no injuries were reported, fire officials said.

"All 16 persons trapped in the gondola ride are safe on the ground," the fire department said. "Great job by our Technical Rescue Team firefighters, @SDLifeguards & support staff."
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The National Weather Service says it was about 49 degrees in San Diego at the time.
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SeaWorld told Fox News in a statement the gondolas had blankets on board, and evacuations were conducted in accordance with "highest safety standards."

"Guest safety is our top priority," SeaWorld said in a statement. "Once our guests are cared for, we will conduct a thorough inspection of the ride prior to re-opening. We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused the guests."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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More than a dozen guests wound up trapped on a gondola ride at SeaWorld in San Diego on a Monday after an "unusual gust of significant wind" caused the ride to shut down. The Bayside Skyride stopped functioning after wind tripped a circuit breaker around 7:22 p.m., San Diego police told FOX5.

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Bernie Sanders launches second presidential campaign with big fundraising haul | CNN Politics

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After months of deliberation, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders announced Tuesday that he is running for president again in 2020. It will be Sanders' second consecutive bid for the Democratic nomination after losing to Hillary Clinton in 2016.

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Vermont senator Bernie Sanders announced tuesday and launched his campaign for the 2020 presidential election again. Sanders is 77 years old.

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Bernie Sanders launches second presidential campaign with big fundraising haul | CNN Politics

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After months of deliberation, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders announced Tuesday that he is running for president again in 2020. It will be Sanders' second consecutive bid for the Democratic nomination after losing to Hillary Clinton in 2016.

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A Houston police officer will "more than likely be charged with a serious crime" after lying in a search warrant for a January 28 drug raid in which two people were killed and five officers injured

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Houston officer lied in search warrant leading to drug raid that left 2 people dead, 5 officers hurt, affidavit says

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Gerald Goines, a Houston police officer, will "more than likely be charged with a serious crime" after lying in a search warrant for a January 28 drug raid in which two people were killed and five officers injured, the Houston police chief said.

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In a three-horse primary in Edmond, Oklahoma, Charles Lamb finished second behind Dan O'Neil, who described it as "sort of awkward" Mr Lamb, who had been mayor since October 2011, put his name forward for re-election before he died.

When he passed away, it was too late to remove his name from the ballot or to add anyone else.

Were he to win on 2 April, a mayor would be appointed by Edmond City Council.

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One of the candidates to be the mayor of a US city has made it to the final round of an election - even though he died in December.

In a three-horse primary in Edmond, Oklahoma, Charles Lamb finished second behind Dan O'Neil, who described it as "sort of awkward".

Mr Lamb, who had been mayor since October 2011, put his name forward for re-election before he died.

When he passed away, it was too late to remove his name from the ballot or to add anyone else.

Were he to win on 2 April, a mayor would be appointed by Edmond City Council.

Mr O'Neil, who served one term as mayor from 2007-2009, said there were "people advocating for his election for their political reasons ... they want to be mayor".

A Facebook campaign supporting Mr Lamb was led by Edmond resident Michelle Schaefer, who referred journalists' questions to councillor Nick Massey.

Ms Schaefer has reportedly said she would like Mr Massey to be mayor.

Echoing Mr O'Neil, Mr Massey also said it was an awkward situation, adding that had Mr Lamb not sought re-election, he would have run for mayor himself.

While he would be "honoured" to accept the position, Mr Massey said he would not be calling for people to vote for Mr Lamb.

However, he added: "If you like the direction the city has been taking over the last six, seven, eight years, you might consider voting for Charles and let the city council decide who to appoint."

The late mayor's son, Erik Lamb, said he, his sister and mother discussed the planned social media campaign before it became public.

"We were approached by outside people who asked if they would have our blessing and we gave it to them to go ahead and continue," he said.

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One of the candidates to be the mayor of a US city has made it to the final round of an election - even though he died in December. In a three-horse primary in Edmond, Oklahoma, Charles Lamb finished second behind Dan O'Neil, who described it as "sort of awkward".

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3 kids and 1 female were found dead from gunshots. The witness will not give any information about the people. She says that it could be Murder-suicide.

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Police find 4 dead of gunshot wounds at Michigan home

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Jussie Smollett's attackers questioned and released without charges. The alleged attackers, two brothers, released a statement saying they are not homophobic or racist. Police are suspecting Smollett staged his attack since Smollett and the alleged attackers were acquainted.

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Two law enforcement sources with knowledge of the investigation tell CNN that Chicago Police believe the actor Jussie Smollett paid two men to orchestrate an assault on him that he reported late last month.

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A ride at Sea World in San Diego was stranded over water for 16 hours in high winds at night.

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More than a dozen guests wound up trapped on a gondola ride at SeaWorld in San Diego on a Monday after an "unusual gust of significant wind" caused the ride to shut down.

The Bayside Skyride stopped functioning after wind tripped a circuit breaker around 7:22 p.m., San Diego police told FOX5.

Jonathan Sherr, who was on the ride, told NBC7 the wind "just started rocking the cart."

"I looked up at the cable, and right when I was looking up at the cable shaking violently, we just stopped," he told the television station.

HOT AIR BALLOON CARRYING 10 CRASHES IN CALIFORNIA, FIRE OFFICIAL SAYS
A total of 16 riders were stuck in five gondolas, some of which were suspended above Mission Bay. Of the guests on the ride, seven were children, including one baby, FOX5 reported.

The San Diego Fire Department said in a series of posts on Twitter that some people had to be lowered by harnesses and rescued by San Diego Lifeguards boats.

The rescue was completed by 11 p.m. and no injuries were reported, fire officials said.

"All 16 persons trapped in the gondola ride are safe on the ground," the fire department said. "Great job by our Technical Rescue Team firefighters, @SDLifeguards & support staff."
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The National Weather Service says it was about 49 degrees in San Diego at the time.
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SeaWorld told Fox News in a statement the gondolas had blankets on board, and evacuations were conducted in accordance with "highest safety standards."

"Guest safety is our top priority," SeaWorld said in a statement. "Once our guests are cared for, we will conduct a thorough inspection of the ride prior to re-opening. We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused the guests."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Police: More than a dozen people rescued from SeaWorld ride

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More than a dozen guests wound up trapped on a gondola ride at SeaWorld in San Diego on a Monday after an "unusual gust of significant wind" caused the ride to shut down. The Bayside Skyride stopped functioning after wind tripped a circuit breaker around 7:22 p.m., San Diego police told FOX5.

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A coalition of 16 states have filed a federal lawsuit onday to block President Trump’s plan to build a border wall without permission from Congress, arguing that the president’s decision to declare a national emergency is unconstitutional.

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Coalition of states sues Trump over national emergency to build border wall

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The 16 attorneys general ask a federal court for a preliminary injunction to prevent the president from moving ahead.

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Two foster children who were under the age of six years old were found wandering along Florida's 1-10 highway. Witnesses say that there were two dogs walking alongside of them, and they were pushing the kids away from the road when they got too close. After further investigation, the children were playing in their yard and ran off.

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Two foster children-both under the age of 6-- were seen Saturday wandering along Florida 's I-10 with two dogs who witnesses say walked between them and the busy interstate.

Some witnesses said the dogs, at times, pushed the children back when they got too close to the road.

Okaloosa County deputies told MyPanhandle.com that the children were playing in their home's yard with other children and took off.

Their foster father was reportedly unable to pursue them due to an unknown ambulatory condition, the report said. But deputies said he made a diligent effort to locate them, and no charges are expected.

The dogs were described as Great Pyrenees and shepherd mixes, WJHG.com reported.

A good Samaritan took the kids into a car because they were wet and one was not wearing shoes. The man called authorities.

One of the witnesses said the two would not be alive if not for the dogs.

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2 dogs save foster kids wandering along Florida's I-10; one girl said she was chasing a rainbow

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Two foster children-both under the age of 6-- were seen Saturday wandering along Florida 's I-10 with two dogs who witnesses say walked between them and the busy interstate. Some witnesses said the dogs, at times, pushed the children back when they got too close to the road.

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A 54 year old member of parliament was forced to step down after he committed the ultimate crime. The man stole a Sandwich.

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A hungry Slovenian politician has stepped down from parliament after admitting he stole a sandwich because he had been ignored by staff at the checkout counter for several minutes.

Darij Krajcic, 54, a member of the ruling List of Marjan Sarec List [LMS] party, told Slovenian media he went to a shop in Ljubljana, the country's capital, to purchase some food but became annoyed after apparently being ignored by the staff, the BBC reported. Krajcic said he felt like he was being "treated like air."

Krajcic said he was in a hurry at the time, and decided to test the store's security by walking out and shoplifting the sandwich. However, he ended up regretting the "social experiment."

"So, I left the shop with the sandwich, walking slowly, very slowly," Krajic told Euronews.
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He said that no employee appeared to notice.

Krajcic later told fellow parliament members about the sandwich incident and some lawmakers found it amusing, the BBC reported.

However, on Thursday, Brane Golubovic, the head of LMS' parliamentary faction, said Krajcic's actions were "unacceptable" and condemned them.
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"He took responsibility for it and resigned of his own accord," Golubovic told local media.

Krajic, who was elected in September, admitted he "made a mistake" and would make different decisions if he had a second chance.
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"I wouldn't do it again if I could go back in time."

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A hungry Slovenian politician has stepped down from parliament after admitting he stole a sandwich because he had been ignored by staff at the checkout counter for several minutes.

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A runner in California was on a jog and slipped on ice. The runner fell to his death from the San Gabriel Mountains, located northeast of LA.

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A runner in California slipped on a patch of ice on a mountain trail Sunday morning - and fell roughly 180 feet to his death from a mountain peak, officials said.

Ernesto Alonzo Rodriguez, 38, died at Mount Wilson, a peak in the San Gabriel Mountains, located northeast of Los Angeles, KTLA reported.

Rodriguez went on the workout with three other runners, and two of joggers tried to climb down the ravine to help him, the Pasadena Star-News added.
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Fox 11 reported that officials were in the process of notifying his relatives.
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California runner slips on ice, falls 180 feet to his death from San Gabriel Mountains, officials say

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A runner in California slipped on a patch of ice on a mountain trail Sunday morning - and fell roughly 180 feet to his death from a mountain peak, officials said. Ernesto Alonzo Rodriguez, 38, died at Mount Wilson, a peak in the San Gabriel Mountains, located northeast of Los Angeles, KTLA reported.

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It would appear nobody or their doorbells are safe as shown by surveillance footage in Florida. He appears to be inspired by a similar incident which occurred in January, undeniably causing this man to go full sicko mode.

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Could this be the start of the next American epidemic.

In Lake Worth, Florida, a man was recorded late last month on a surveillance video, licking things at the front door.

And, strange as this sounds, he wasn't the first.

At the beginning of January, another man was spotted in much the same manner, doing much the same thing, in Salinas, California.
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FOX 46 reported that the Florida video was recorded in the early morning on Jan. 24. The man is recorded licking the doorbell again, and again, and again.

The news outlet said the man seemed to put a stack of newspapers in front of the camera and pointed toward the newspapers.
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It's unclear what he was trying to show his audience on the surveillance video.
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Could this be the start of the next American epidemic. In Lake Worth, Florida, a man was recorded late last month on a surveillance video, licking things at the front door. And, strange as this sounds, he wasn't the first.