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Here's What You Need To Know... A "triple play" of weather hazards will unfold this week across the U.S. Make sure you're staying weather aware as a barrage of threats unfolds across the United States this week. From "bomb cyclones" to severe weather and nor'easters, this week holds a host of hazards from coast to coast.
In California, new evacuation orders have been issued for vulnerable locations near recent burn scars as a "bomb cyclone" ramps up power. An "atmospheric river" is set to send debris and floodwaters tearing through recently scorched earth, which could have devastating consequences. Additionally, several feet of snow in the mountains will make driving nearly impossible.
A severe tornado outbreak is possible for a large portion of the Midwest, with all the usual suspects up Tornado Alley in the crosshairs. And in the middle of the week, the same energy associated with the severe weather outbreak will translate to a powerful low pressure system known as a nor'easter along the East Coast of the U.S. by Tuesday and Wednesday.
The fallout of the tragedy involving Alec Baldwin on the set of the new movie Rust After the tragedy on the set of the new film Rust, where actor and co-producer Alec Baldwin accidentally shot and killed his cinematographer, and injured a director, many are advocating for Hollywood to stop using real guns on set. Craig Zobel, who directed Mare of Easttown, said that they used digital gunshots, adding that it was an "unnecessary risk" to use guns with blanks. On Thursday, Baldwin apparently fired the weapon he was given, not realizing there was an actual bullet inside.
A petition is now circulating that demands weapons be banned on sets. So far, almost 16,000 people have lent their signature to the effort. "We need to make sure that this avoidable tragedy never happens again," it says. "There is no excuse for something like this to happen in the 21st Century. [Alec Baldwin should] use his power and influence to [advocate for this ban]."
Meanwhile, a television producer for ABC's The Rookie has already vowed to ban real weapons from the set. And Baldwin's niece said her uncle was "heartbroken" over the "truly unimaginable" tragedy.
One of the most wanted drug lords in the world has been captured in a jungle raid Colombian security forces have captured the country's most wanted drug trafficker. Dairo Antonio Úsuga was a rural warlord who managed to evade capture for over ten years through corruption schemes. Colombian President Iván Duque likened the arrest Saturday of Dairo Antonio Úsuga to the capture three decades ago of Pablo Escobar.
Úsuga is better known in most circles by his alias Otoniel. He allegedly runs the Gulf Clan, which has gained control of major cocaine smuggling routes. Those routes run through thick jungles north to Central America and onto the U.S. He's long been a fixture on the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration's most-wanted fugitives list, for whose capture it had been offering a $5 million reward.
Leaks and a network of rural safe houses he supposedly moved among every night allowed him for years to resist a scorched-earth campaign by the military against the Gulf Clan. As he defied authorities, his legend as a bandit grew alongside the horror stories told by Colombian authorities of the many underage women he and his cohorts allegedly abused sexually.
Authorities said intelligence provided by the U.S. and U.K. led more than 500 soldiers and members of Colombia's special forces to Úsuga's jungle hideout, which was protected by eight rings of security. It's hard to know whether Úsuga's capture will impact the cocaine trade. Most experts seem to think that while demand for cocaine remains strong, it's likely there will be new "capos" rising to the top to replace Úsuga.
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Here Are Today's Conversation Starters In Focus: Culture, Sports & Entertainment British pop star Ed Sheeran has tested positive for the virus, just days before his new album's release On Instagram, he wrote: "I'm self-isolating and following government guidelines. It means that I'm now unable to plough ahead with any in person commitments for now, so I'll be doing as many of my planned interviews/performances [as] I can from my house…"
The Ole Miss/LSU game featured fans chanting about their distaste for Biden Saturday is a day for college football, and now the game days are synonymous with "F**k Joe Biden" chants.
Before the big auction, the eleven pieces had been on display inside a Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art restaurant for over 20 years.
In Focus: Science, Tech & Health This woman has never traveled outside the U.S. So how did she catch this rare tropical disease? The disease, called melioidosis, is usually seen only in tropical areas outside of the U.S.
What happened when the dinosaur-killing asteroid slammed into Earth? By studying the geology both at Chicxulub and worldwide, scientists have pieced together what happened that terrible day and the years following it.
This weird stellar remnant may be from one of the first stars in the universe Astronomers have detected an extremely unusual star that they believe is a stellar fossil, or remnant, of one of the universe's very first stars.
In Focus: Business, Markets & The Economy What is the best habit you can get into if you want to become debt-free? "The best habit people can get into is knowing their cash flow and not getting themselves into a pile of debt to finance your lifestyle," one financial planner says. "Or you're going to pay for it for a really, really long time."
Why is Apple being sued by a San Francisco man for $1,383.13, the exact cost of his iPhone 12? "It levels the playing field so that just a simple consumer like me can sue a big company without having to worry about getting lawyers and all that other stuff," the man said. "I feel like at least I want my day in court."
This is how to make the process of earning financial freedom an enjoyable process, especially as an entrepreneur.
In Focus: Politics & World Affairs This independent senator says there are alternatives to completely destroying the filibuster The Maine senator argues that the filibuster shouldn't be completely abolished, as Democrats have threatened in the past; instead, he's proposing alternative options that he hopes will restore the Senate, "where we actually had debates and people had to hold the floor."
Pelosi says "billionaire's tax" will pay for Biden's massive spending plans Pelosi's comments come as House and Senate leaders try to wrap up a deal. What will get cut — and how the remainder will be paid — are linchpins to a final agreement.
Six big off-year elections you might be missing Around the country, voters head to the polls to pick winners in critical contests, races that will highlight the divides between liberals and conservatives and, in some cases, mainstream Democrats and far more progressive candidates.
This man got so angry at management that he brought live rats into the workplace... What happened next?
Is it possible to create a home in a 64-square-foot space?
An off-campus party over homecoming weekend left 7 people hurt and 1 person dead
A man on house arrest begs to go to jail to get away from his wife: "The jail is better"
Do you forget to stretch? Here are the 8 benefits of stretching, according to the experts
NASA leader's hints that UFOs could be aliens: "We hope it's not an adversary here on Earth"
What is Biden keeping secret in the JFK files?
3 abandoned children and skeletal remains found in a Houston house of horror
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One For The History Books Pablo Picasso was born on this day in 1881; the Rolling Stones first appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964; on this day in 1978, Halloween, featuring Jamie Lee Curtis, was released.
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