Despite calls for cancelation after the recent elementary school shooting in Uvalda , Texas , the NRA went ahead with its annual convention in H… A nearly-perfect mummified baby woolly mammoth has been discovered by accident in Canada ’ s Yukon . Buzz60 ’ s Chloe Hurst has the story ! Officers received a call around 8 p.m. regarding the remains near the area of 6300 East 72nd Street . The grave discovered last week was found to contain the body of Tyra Whitaker , who would have just turned 25 . Whitaker reportedly was dating a man accused in the slayings of two other Tulsa women . Lt. Brandon Watkins said an officer discovered the grave late Wednesday , and officers have been standing guard overnight as preparations were made to exhume the remains . Investigators are seeking Dwayne Selby and his mother , 80-year-old Glenda Parton of Pryor . Plus , the return of Frankhoma pottery ; Tulsa Ballet presents Swan Lake ; and Jenks native and international K-Pop star AleXa selected for natio… 'The New York Times ' reports that on March 5 , Russia said it had detained the 31-year-old WNBA star on drug charges . According to the Russian … Utah Cold Case Coalition Intermountain Forensics is seeking DNA help from anyone who may have relatives from the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre . Two years after remains found in the rubble of a house fire in Red Rock were identified as a man and woman who had been shot , the OSBI is offering a reward . Researchers also recommended on Tuesday that archaeological surveys go forward at other previously identified areas of interest , including Newblock Park . The state Medical Examiner 's Office confirmed that 35-year-old Jarral `` J.R. '' Osburn 's body was discovered by a hiker in rural north Tulsa County . The state Medical Examiner 's Office confirmed that 35-year-old Jarral `` J.R. '' Osburn 's body was discovered by a hiker in rural north Tulsa County . The Medical Examiner 's Office confirmed that 35-year-old Jarral `` J.R. '' Osburn 's body was discovered by a hiker in rural north Tulsa County . Neighbors told firefighters they had not seen the person who lived in the house for a long time , a fire official said , but they reported seeing `` several '' people flee the structure prior to the fire . At the turn of the 19th century , a new trend had taken hold for archeologists and others across the country : digging up Native American grave … At the turn of the 19th century , a new trend had taken hold for archeologists and others across the country : digging up Native American grave … Jack Grimes was one of three connected missing persons under investigation since last week . `` We can not rule out the possibility that ( the other two ) also met with foul play , '' Tulsa County Sheriff Vic Regalado said . Tulsa County Sheriff ’ s Office spokeswoman Casey Roebuck said hunters who were searching for a deer found what appeared to be remains in a tree about 8:30 a.m. in the 2000 block of East 59th Place North . `` If HB 1775 remains legal , it enables many to assume , unless they read or learn differently , that us white , manifest-destiny folks did nothing wrong , '' writes Tulsa resident Bob Jackman . Legend has it , one night a boarder attempted to strangle Ms. Foley . Unable to scream , she beat the attacker with a candlestick and inadvertently killed him . Years later , Foley confessed on her deathbed , but most people dismissed the claim . The remains were found about 5 p.m. Saturday in the 102000 block of East 21st Street near a tent along what was described as deep brush , said police . Teri Mann Whyatt 's uncle , William Edward Mann , was presumed killed aboard the USS Arizona during the Japanese attack of Pearl Harbor . The remains of 19 people exhumed from a mass grave at Oaklawn Cemetery earlier this summer were reinterred Friday over the loud objections of about 30 possible descendants of those individuals . The bodies were exhumed earlier this summer as part of the city 's search for unmarked burials from Tulsa 's 1921 Race Massacre .

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This is a carousel . Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate WASHINGTON > > It ’ s hardly a dog ’ s life of just eating and sleeping for President Barack Obama ’ s pets , Bo and Sunny . The pair of Portuguese water dogs — Bo with his distinctive white chest and front paws , and the all-black Sunny — are canine ambassadors for the White House , very popular and so in demand that they have schedules , like the president . “ Everybody wants to see them and take pictures , ” Michelle Obama said . “ I get a memo at the beginning of the month with a request for their schedules , and I have to approve their appearances. ” The dogs have entertained crowds at the annual Easter Egg Roll and Bo has been at Mrs. Obama ’ s side when she welcomes tourists on the anniversary of the president ’ s inauguration . The dogs also have cheered wounded service members , as well as the hospitalized children the first lady visits each year just before Christmas . In a sign of just how recognized Bo and Sunny are , authorities in January arrested a North Dakota man who they say came to Washington to kidnap one of the pets . Bo , now 7 , joined the Obama family in April 2009 . He was a gift from the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy , D-Mass. , a key supporter of Obama ’ s 2008 presidential campaign who became close to the family . Bo helped Obama keep a promise to daughters Malia and Sasha that they could get a dog after the election . Sunny , nearly 4 , came along in August 2013 . Bo already had a job as a “ helper ” to Dale Haney , the head groundskeeper at the White House , which happens to be a national park . “ He leaves every morning and he goes down with Dale ... and he ’ s with all the National Park Service guys . And you ’ ll see him , and he ’ s like walking around with them , and looking at the plants , ” Mrs. Obama said . “ I think he thinks he has a job because he takes it very seriously . So if I go out and see him , he kind of ignores me when he ’ s with his worker crew people. ” The dogs have a pretty nice life . “ They can sit on my lap , they sit on my chair , they cuddle with me , ” Mrs. Obama said . “ I like to lay on the floor with them and blow in their face . I like to make them run and chase each other . But they ’ re so cute , I just love to just cuddle them and massage them. ” Presidential pets are always popular and many presidents kept dogs as companions . President Harry S. Truman famously advised : “ If you want a friend in Washington , get a dog. ” President George H.W . Bush ’ s English Springer Spaniel , Millie , “ wrote ” the best-seller “ Millie ’ s Book. ” President Bill Clinton ’ s chocolate Labrador Retriever , Buddy , helped Clinton weather the scandal over his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky . President George W. Bush ’ s Scottish Terrier , Barney , had an official web page and starred in “ Barneycam ” videos that were filmed from a camera hung around his neck . Like Mrs. Obama , first lady Laura Bush was involved with the video scripts and the taping schedule . President Lyndon B. Johnson angered animal lovers by lifting his pet beagle , Him , by the ears in front of news photographers . Obama promised last year to “ clean things up a little bit ” before leaving the White House in January because the dogs “ have been tearing things up occasionally. ” Mrs. Obama said her four-legged family members had been nice overall , but she exposed Sunny ’ s naughtier side . “ You know what she does sometimes ? She leaves the kitchen and she ’ ll sneak and she ’ ll go poop on the other end of the White House , ” the first lady said .

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BAKERY OWNER WHO EMPLOYED ALIENS IS SENTENCED David B. Fein , United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut , announced that ANTHONY DiBENEDETTO , 65 , of North Branford , was sentenced today by United States District Judge Mark R. Kravitz in New Haven to three years of probation for employing aliens at his business . Judge Kravitz also ordered DiBENEDETTO to perform 150 hours of community service . According to court documents and statements made in court , DiBENEDETTO owns and operates Rocco ’ s Bakery , with locations in New Haven and Meriden . From approximately 2000 through May 2008 , DiBENEDETTO employed at least 10 individuals at his bakeries knowing that they were in the country unlawfully and were not authorized to work . Judge Kravitz will schedule a hearing within 30 days to determine if DiBENEDETTO will be required to forfeit any assets or a money judgment in lieu of property , and pay restitution . On January 26 , 2011 , DiBENEDETTO pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful employment of aliens . PUBLIC AFFAIRS CONTACT : U.S. ATTORNEY 'S OFFICE Tom Carson ( 203 ) 821-3722 thomas.carson @ usdoj.gov

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Bridgerton 's Rupert Young Has 'Hope ' for Jack Featherington 's Return There ’ s still a chance ! Following Jack Featherington ’ s shocking departure at the end of Bridgerton season 2 , Rupert Young opened up about where his character ’ s journey may go from here . “ [ Jack ] is definitely still alive , which is probably a one up from the first Featherington so there is still hope , ” Young , 43 , exclusively told Us Weekly [ … ] UP NEXT NOW PLAYING : Music News Bridgerton 's Rupert Young Has 'Hope ' for Jack Featherington 's ReturnUS Weekly UP NEXT Why Cameran Turned Down ‘ The Challenge , ’ Won ’ t Return to ‘ Southern Charm ’ US Weekly Why Chrishell and Jason Didn ’ t Film Their Breakup for ‘ Selling Sunset ’ US Weekly Kris Jenner Claims Blac Chyna Threatened to Kill Kylie in Court TestimonyUS Weekly Selling Sunset 's Jason Reveals Client Dissed Kanye 's House After ViewingUS Weekly Ozark ’ s Jessica Frances Dukes ‘ Tossed Tables ’ After Reading Final ScriptUS Weekly 90 Day 's Chuck Visits Relationship Coach to Help Find Love After CancerUS Weekly Cameran Eubanks Sounds Off on Naomie ’ s ‘ Southern Charm ’ Return , Austen DramaUS Weekly Coachella Kiss ? Tom Schwartz Addresses Raquel Leviss Rumors After SplitUS Weekly Selling Sunset 's Jason Oppenheim Is 'Raw Still ' From Chrishell Stause SplitUS Weekly Blac Chyna Claims She Was Joking When She Pointed a Gun at Ex Rob KardashianUS Weekly Kourtney Kardashian : My IVF Medication 'Put Me Into Menopause'US Weekly Scott Disick Says He 's 'Good Luck Chuck ' After Kourtney , Sofia Get EngagedUS Weekly Ken Jeong Walks Off Set After Rudy Giuliani 's 'The Masked Singer ' RevealUS Weekly

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Ashley Csanady : Pour me a double to deal with the fallout from that women and drinking piece A thought-provoking essay about women 's relationship with wine and the marketers who exploit it has promoted its own set of backlash , because heaven forbid 'The Internet ' thinks about its latest think piece This is a fact , one backed by statistics and bemoaned by public health officials . Canada ’ s chief public officer of health last year found , “ risky drinking is currently on the rise among women , especially those 35 years of age and older. ” His report found 56 per cent of women over the age of 15 “ binge drank ” in 2013 compared to 44 per cent in 2004 , while at the same time , the number of Canadians aged 15 years and older who said they drank decreased , from 79 per cent in 2004 to 76 per cent in 2013 . Coulter ’ s complex thesis was boiled down , in piece after piece , as a simplistic crack at “ the patriarchy ” for “ making ” women drinkCoulter ’ s complex thesis was boiled down , in piece after piece , as a simplistic crack at “ the patriarchy ” for “ making ” women drink It ’ s a novel argument , a rare gem in the never-ending stream of self-indulgent personal essays that make up too much of the much-read content on the internet in 2016 . I found it revelatory . I like my wine , and my beer , and less often , my spirits . But I also grew up in a family of alcoholics and I ’ m hyperaware of my genetic tendency to like that blurry feeling too much . That “ just one drink ” takes cognitive effort , and a plan to leave early . So I found it refreshing to think about why women-and-wine has become both a ubiquitous marketing scheme and a social norm . It ’ s like after decades on the sidelines , women at the top want to perform the rites of the Old Boys Club they fought to dismantle . Coulter ’ s essay was surely thought-provoking , as evidenced by how quickly and widely it was shared . It made more than one woman I know stop and think hard about her relationship with alcohol before ordering another round . Like any piece of writing , I disagreed with some of it . Her ending was a bit antagonistic in portraying sober women as pitted against their more free flowing counterparts . In the echo-chamber of online communities , we have moved passed the ability to discuss something as an interesting argument unless we agree with every single last wordIn the echo-chamber of online communities , we have moved passed the ability to discuss something as an interesting argument unless we agree with every single last word But that , in the internet cycle of call-out-and-response articles , became the straw man to help women avoid the cognitive process of questioning the reasons they drink ( and yes , I am aware of the irony of adding to that stream ) . Many women drink simply because they like it , and a piece discussing society at large does not , as a piece in Time suggested , somehow police that choice . Many of the writers seemed to take personal affront to Coulter ’ s suggestion and in turn policed her views for ostensibly policing their feminism . In the echo-chamber of online communities , we have moved passed the ability to discuss something as an interesting argument unless we agree with every single last word . It ’ s all emotional reaction and calling out what we don ’ t like . It ’ s automatically wrong or “ garbage ” if it isn ’ t immediately what we already think . And it ’ s no longer possible to respect someone with whom we disagree or appreciate a piece for simply making us look at something with fresh eyes , even if that view offers some uncomfortable truths . Because maybe , just maybe , booze is an Instagram filter for all genders ; intoxicants have always helped humanity cope with the oppression of existence . Any essay that provokes such strong emotional reactions is doing its job and not automatically “ shaming ” or “ blaming ” anyone . The bulk of the backlash to Coulter ’ s piece reveals more about the authors than the subject . Because maybe , just maybe , they don ’ t want to accept the crux of the argument : perhaps there really is something gendered and problematic about how we drink now .

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LOS ANGELES -- `` The Ellen DeGeneres Show '' won the Daytime Emmy Award for best entertainment talk show Sunday , 20 years to the day that her character came out as gay on the sitcom `` Ellen . '' `` She did it because it was the right thing to do , '' said Mary Connelly , `` Ellen '' executive producer , of DeGeneres ' decision to be open about her sexuality and do the same for her character in 1997 . DeGeneres was absent and Connelly accepted the award . `` General Hospital '' was honored as best daytime drama , with top acting awards going to Scott Clifton for `` The Bold and the Beautiful '' and Gina Tognoni for `` The Young and the Restless . '' Clifton became the first actor to receive Daytime Emmys in the categories of best younger , supporting and lead actor in his career . Steve Harvey skipped the ceremony but was a double winner . He was named best game show host for `` Family Feud '' and best host of an informative talk show for `` Steve Harvey . '' `` Good Morning America '' won the best morning program trophy , while `` The Dr. Oz Show '' claimed the best informative talk show award . `` Jeopardy ! '' was honored as best game show . Sheryl Underwood , host with Mario Lopez of the live-streamed ceremony , also accepted the best entertainment talk show host award with fellow `` The Talk '' hosts including Sara Gilbert . `` Entertainment Tonight '' was named best entertainment news program , and former `` ET '' anchor Mary Hart accepted a lifetime achievement award . Hart recounted the skepticism that greeted `` ET '' in the early 1980s when it launched TV 's now-flourishing Hollywood news magazine genre . `` We are not fluff , '' she recalled saying at the time . `` Had I known what was coming , I would have said , 'We are not fake news . ' '' Hart also asked that people , whether on college campuses or in government , make an effort to listen to other points of view . Gaby Natale , who was honored as best talent in a Spanish-language program for `` SuperLatina with Gaby Natale , '' issued her own plea . She dedicated her award to the `` people who are resisting inequality , misogyny , xenophobia and the rise of intolerance . Do not allow anyone to tell you otherwise : diversity is beautiful . '' The ceremony was held as negotiators for the Writers Guild of America and producers attempted to reach a deal on a new contract and avert a strike that could disrupt daytime and prime-time TV shows and movie production . The existing contract expires Monday night . -- -- -- This story has been corrected to reflect that Sheryl Underwood hosts `` The Talk , '' and not `` The View '' as originally reported .

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Dominican National Arrested in U.S. Virgin Islands for Crimes Related to Alien Smuggling and Prostitution Scheme Yohanna Gonzalez-McFarlane , 38 , of St. Thomas , U.S. Virgin Islands , was arrested on August 7 , and charged in a criminal complaint with one count of alien harboring for financial gain and one count of interstate transportation for prostitution . The arrest was announced by Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband for the Justice Department ’ s Civil Rights Division and U.S. Attorney Gretchen C.F . Shappert for the District of the Virgin Islands . According to court documents that were unsealed today , between at least December 2018 and August 2019 , the defendant recruited young foreign women and arranged to have them smuggled into the U.S. Virgin Islands . The defendant then housed the women at a residence on St. Thomas and required them to engage in commercial sex at the defendant ’ s nightclub to repay a smuggling debt . The case came to law enforcement ’ s attention when one of the women reported the conditions of her treatment to her family , who then called the Virgin Islands Police Department . The charges in the complaint are merely allegations , and the defendant is presumed innocent unless and until found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law . This case is being investigated by Homeland Security Investigations and the FBI . It is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Meredith Edwards for the District of the Virgin Islands and Trial Attorney Mark Probasco and Special Litigation Counsel Rose Gibson for the Civil Rights Division ’ s Criminal Section and Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit .

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SAN ANTONIO — One of the few gun store owners to ever be prosecuted for illegally selling guns or firearms-related items was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison and fined $ 4,000 . Robert Jacaman Sr. , 60 , who owned Jacaman Guns and Ammo in Laredo , was featured in a San Antonio Express-News series last fall that focused on inspectors of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , Firearms and Explosives — in light of a federal report that said some gun shops only were inspected once every five years . Jacaman 's store , like others on the border , was inspected far more frequently , but it took a long investigation by the ATF and Homeland Security Investigations to collect enough evidence to prosecute him . His store is one of five to have been the subject of prosecution in South Texas in the past 15 years , records show . In violation of the Arms Export Control Act , Jacaman sold tens of thousands of rounds of .223-caliber and 7.62 mm ammunition and numerous high-capacity rifle magazines — designed to fit AR-15-type and AK-47-type weapons — to operatives dispatched by the Zetas cartel , court records show . Many of those items were intercepted before reaching Mexico . Jacaman pleaded guilty Jan. 28 and surrendered his federal firearms license . He no is longer a firearms dealer and , as a felon , is prohibited from possessing firearms , ammunition and destructive devices . “ Today 's sentence is a direct result of the dedicated efforts of HSI , the U.S. attorney 's office and our law enforcement partners in creating a safer community for the citizens of Laredo and the surrounding area , ” said Janice Ayala , special agent in charge of HSI in San Antonio , which also covers Laredo . Added Robert Elder , special agent in charge of the ATF in Houston , which also covers San Antonio and Laredo : “ While 99 percent of federal firearms licensees abide by ATF regulations , it is paramount that we remain vigilant against the outlier who markets firearms illegally. ” Jacaman admitted being in direct contact with Oswaldo Roberto Borrego-Ramos , 32 , aka “ Baldo , ” of Nuevo Laredo , Mexico . Borrego-Ramos told agents he was working for the Zetas and supplying them with firearms , ammo and accessories from various sources , including Jacaman . Borrego-Ramos , who 's serving 78 months in prison for a pair of gun-smuggling cases , would send couriers to deliver cash to Jacaman and others to pick up the items to smuggle them into Mexico . Also sentenced Tuesday were Atanacio “ None ” Gonzalez-Torres , 45 , and Jose Luis Estrada , 25 , who also had pleaded guilty for their roles in the smuggling conspiracy . Gonzales-Torres got 28 months in prison , while Estrada was sentenced to 21 months in prison . Jacaman 's wife , Veronica Jacaman , 43 , pleaded guilty last year to a misdemeanor charge of failure to record a firearm transaction by a firearms dealer . She will serve six months and pay a $ 1,000 fine . gcontreras @ express-news.net

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Since the first cases of Omicron were reported in Canada just a few weeks ago , infections with the new COVID-19 variant have skyrocketed across the country . On Dec. 13 alone , public health authorities estimated that more than 80 per cent of daily new infections in Ontario involved Omicron . Earlier this month , Canada ’ s National Advisory Committee on Immunization strongly recommended that booster shots be administered to Canadians aged 50 and older , as well as other at-risk groups . While each province and territory has enacted its own policies on booster eligibility , third doses are being offered in varying degrees across the country . With such a strong emphasis on booster shots , is it possible Canadians may need a fourth vaccine dose for ongoing protection against COVID-19 ? According to Dr. Brian Conway , an infectious disease expert and medical director of the Vancouver Infectious Diseases Centre , it ’ s too early to say whether a fourth dose might be needed any time soon . Still , he said it ’ s likely that an annual booster shot will be necessary to strengthen the body ’ s immune response , something he anticipates will be seen in the fall to coincide with flu season . “ I think it 's premature to conclude that that will be needed in the short to medium term , ” Conway told CTVNews.ca in a phone interview on Wednesday . “ But that 's what I 'm really seeing – a yearly COVID shot along with the flu shot , and COVID will become more manageable. ” A lot of this depends on the efficacy of these vaccines , Conway said , particularly against Omicron . Earlier this year , both Pfizer and Moderna reported strong effectiveness in their vaccines until about four to six months after they ’ ve been administered . But it remains to be seen just how successful booster shots will be in fighting off the new variant , and for how long . “ This is a bit of a moving target , ” Conway said . “ We 've now realized that Omicron is going to take over the epidemic , and that vaccine protection against Omicron is probably significantly less over time. ” Some of this uncertainty is reflected in the different timelines for booster eligibility implemented across provinces and territories . Starting in January 2022 , for example , adults in British Columbia will be eligible for their booster shot six to eight months after getting their primary series . Meanwhile , in Ontario , the minimum interval was recently lowered to just three months , or 84 days . But it ’ s really only after people have gotten their third dose that experts can assess its efficacy against Omicron and decide when a fourth shot might be needed , Conway said . Still , he foresees annual booster shots being given out in the fall . “ The question of whether the fourth shot will be needed before next fall , we will be able to answer in February or March , depending on how the epidemic evolves , ” he explained . “ Meaning if we 're seeing more cases , especially among triply vaccinated individuals , then it is at that point that we will decide if a fourth shot is needed before next fall. ” COULD WE SEE A COVID-19 AND FLU VACCINE ? According to Conway , the COVID-19 pandemic is evolving similarly to the previous influenza pandemic , spreading in waves before it transformed into an endemic virus . He also pointed to a resemblance in the ways they ’ re transmitted , namely through person-to-person contact with the release of particles containing the virus through coughing or sneezing . “ The similarity of the seasonality and the modes of transmission speak to me , as they will both become endemic and require yearly shots , ” he said . Moderna also appears to be gravitating towards the idea of an annual booster shot . The pharmaceutical company recently announced it is working with Novavax on a single-dose vaccine that combines a COVID-19 booster shot with an experimental flu shot . The vaccine has since begun clinical trails . “ They ’ ve made up their minds that there will likely be yearly COVID shots , ” said Conway . “ Big Pharma does n't invest money in developing a product unless they think there will be a market for it. ” Based on a recent study published by the British Medical Journal , researchers discovered it was safe to administer a second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and a flu vaccine at the same time , as long as they were given in different arms . The study also showed that doing so did not affect the immune response to either vaccine . The study was recently published as a preprint and is yet to complete peer review . Still , experts insist more time is necessary to evaluate the situation . Last weekend , Dr. Anthony Fauci , the United States ’ top infectious disease expert , stated that while he isn ’ t ruling out the possibility of annual booster shots in the future , it ’ s too early to determine whether they ’ re needed . “ It 's tough to tell , ” he said in the interview that aired on ABC News . “ You do n't know that…until you just follow it over a period of months. ” Earlier this month , Dr. Matthew Miller , an associate professor at McMaster University ’ s department of biochemistry and biomedical sciences , said this question “ still requires pretty intensive investigation . “ On one hand , it ’ s a decision that ’ s going to be impacted by how long we see immunity last , ” he explained . “ But that ’ s also related to how much the virus is circulating [ and ] how much the virus is evolving. ” Conway ’ s best advice for now ? “ Go get your third shot as soon as you 're eligible for it , and stay tuned. ” Do you have questions about the Omicron COVID-19 variant ? 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Updating results Shirley Troutman , a Buffalo resident and veteran jurist now serving on the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court , sailed through the session with unanimous approval en route to Wednesday 's expected confirmation of the full State Senate following her appointment by Gov . Kathy Hochul to the Court of Appeals .

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James H. Smith : Official secrecy serves no one Official secrecy serves no one James H. Smith Newtown is still studded with stone walls . ... James H. James H. Smith : Bill to allow secret meetings must be defeated Bill that would allow secret meetings must be defeated James H. ... James H. Smith is president of the Connecticut Council on Freedom of Information . James H. Smith : Independence of FOI undermined by state official Independence of FOI undermined by state official James H. ... James H. Smith , a retired newspaper editor , is the president of the nonprofit Connecticut Council on Freedom of Information . James H. Smith : State Supreme Court reasoning 'dwindles to pure brewed bunkum ' State Supreme Court reasoning 'dwindles to pure brewed bunkum ' James H. Smith It 's a big question really . ... Retired newspaper editor James H. Community Forum : James H. Smith Malloy 's Freedom of Information merger a 'minefield ' James H. Smith was managing editor of The News-Times from 1986 to 1992 , and is a former editor of several Connecticut newspapers . Opinion : ‘ Be curious about the world , ’ journalists tell students Opinion ‘ Be curious about the world , ’ journalists tell students By James H. ... James H. ... Journalist James H. Opinion : The day Mr. Rogers silenced UConn graduates Rogers silenced UConn grads By James H. ... James H. ... The Fred Rogers statue at James H. Of forsythia and our children ’ s future James H. Smith Bethel Opinion Jacqueline Smith : The unbreakable pioneer who wanted to cover baseball Claire Smith and James H. ... James H. Smith is the husband of columnist Jacqueline Smith . Jacqueline Smith : We ’ ve moved , but remain connected Many managing editors made their mark in that place , including from 1986-92 my husband , James H. Smith . ... Contact Editorial Page Editor Jacqueline Smith at jsmith @ hearstmediact.com The buzz in our new newsroom . James H. Smith : No secret trials James H. Smith No secret trials in Connecticut By James H. ... Long-time Connecticut newspaper editor James H. FOI Collins Award goes to News 12 GM Appleby received the award `` for his many contributions to the cause of open and accountable government and a free and vigorous press , '' according to CCFOI President James H. Smith . Redding woman honored as 'Champion of Open Government ' The council at its June 19 meeting re-elected its officers for another year : President James H. Smith , former editor of several state newspapers ; Vice President Richard Ahles , retired news director for WFSB-TV3 ... State Police report on Sandy Hook should be open now James H. Smith President Connecticut Council on Freedom of Information News Malloy , officials praised for transparency Dannel Malloy , State Comptroller Kevin Lembo , and DECD Commissioner Catherine Smith come together for the benefit of the people of Connecticut . ... James H. Smith President , CCFOI Be sensitive about social media ... Panel calls for jail time for release of crime scene photos `` Working journalists are very , very , very concerned about what this task force has voted on , '' said James H. Smith , president of the Connecticut Council on Freedom of Information . ... Murphy and Smith charged ... Informed citizenry vital to democracy She is echoing our fourth president , James Madison , who wrote : `` A popular government without popular information , or the means of acquiring it , is but a prologue to a farce or a tragedy ; or perhaps both ... ... ... Sandy Hook task force member questions secrecy James H. ... Smith also raised concerns about how the task force was created . ... There were no public hearings and so we have this legislation , '' Smith said . Legislative fix prevents records chaos `` It was a reasonable solution , '' said James H. Smith , president of the Connecticut Council on Freedom of Information , a nonprofit organization founded in 1955 . ... Smith added that he is concerned about the very ... James S. Smith , 78 , was a native of New Milford News-Times , The ( Danbury , CT ) James S. ... James H. Smith .

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WAYNE COUNTY — Four children were killed when a semi struck a car that was slowing in a construction zone on an Indiana interstate Thursday evening . It happened shortly after 5 p.m. on eastbound I-70 in Wayne County , about 70 miles east of Indianapolis . According to Indiana State Police , troopers arrived to find a Chevrolet car and a semi pulling a box trailer both on fire , just west of a construction zone . State police investigators believe the truck did not slow down when it came upon slowed traffic near the construction zone and slammed into the back of a car , pushing it into another semi . Witnesses told the Wayne County Sheriff 's Office that the driver of the semi that struck the car from behind was operating in an `` erratic manner '' prior to the crash . Investigators say evidence revealed that stopped traffic was not a contributing factor to the crash . Preliminary toxicology reports indicated that the driver had multiple drugs in his system at the time of the crash . He was arrested and lodged into the Wayne County Jail on the following preliminary charges : - Four counts of reckless homicide - Four counts of operating while intoxicated causing death - Operating while intoxicated causing serious bodily injury Indiana State Police say a passerby was able to pull the driver of the passenger car out of the vehicle , but none of his passengers . State police say four children inside the vehicle were all pronounced dead at the scene . They have been identified as : - Anesa Noelle Acosta , 15 - Quintin Michael McGowan , 13 - Brekkin Riley Bruce , 8 - Trentin Beau Bruce , 6 The driver of the passenger car , a 34-year-old man with a Kansas City , Missouri , address , was airlifted to Indianapolis where he was admitted to the burn unit in critical condition , according to the Wayne County Sheriff 's Office . The driver of the semi is a 33-year-old man from Ohio . He escaped his burning truck and was taken to a hospital in Richmond . The driver of the second semi was uninjured . The preliminary criminal investigation by the Wayne County Sheriff ’ s Office indicates that drugs were a contributing factor in causing the crash and that criminal charges are forthcoming . I-70 eastbound remained closed nearly 12 hours and was reopened around 5 a.m. Friday morning . This story was originally published by Katie Cox at WRTV .

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It 's been nearly half a decade since Matt Nicka , allegedly the shadow owner of the now-defunct downtown Baltimore nightclub Sonar , was first charged for sitting atop an international , high-volume , decade-long , pot-and-money-laundering conspiracy based in Baltimore . And still the case goes on . Nicka and his co-defendant wife Gretchen Peterson were brought to Maryland last fall to answer the charges after being picked up in Canada in 2013 , a few months after another top co-defendant , David D'Amico , was extradited from Colombia . Now , with California attorney James Bustamante at Nicka 's side , he 's fighting for his freedom , in part by challenging the legality of a 2010 Drug Enforcement Administration ( DEA ) raid of a house he used to own at 4210 Clarkdale Road , in the woods just northwest of Television Hill in Baltimore . By doing so , Nicka put in the court record evidence against him that had not previously been in the public sphere . At issue , according to the Bustamante-penned motion to suppress evidence against Nicka that was collected at the Clarkdale Road home , filed in court on March 20 , is the constitutionality of the raid . Bustamante asserts that `` probable cause to support the search '' was `` based on insufficient and stale information . '' Regardless of how fresh and pertinent the information was for probable-cause purposes , it still sheds new light on how the investigation was developed by case agent Cindy Buskey of the DEA , who testified at the lengthy 2012 trial in which a jury found two of the conspiracy 's 16 defendants—former Sonar co-owner Daniel McIntosh and pilot Keagan Leahy—guilty of some , but not all , of the charges against them . Buskey wrote the affidavit supporting the raid on the then-vacant house , which turned up no dope or money , but did produce a money counter , a heat sealer , photographs , maps , and various other documents , among other seemingly innocuous items . Her sworn statement described how investigators unearthed connections between the players , prompting them to interview D'Amico 's ex-wife , Liliana D'Amico , and Peterson 's mother and sister , Mary and Jessica Peterson . The affidavit also gave details provided by co-conspirator Andrew Sharpeta , who cooperated with authorities , about the scope of the pot-dealing operation , with the Clarkdale Road house serving as its nerve center . The affidavit also relates conversations with an unnamed neighbor , with whom Nicka had entrusted a key to the house . Sharpeta , who testified before the grand jury that indicted the case as well as before the jury that convicted McIntosh and Leahy , told invesigators that he lived at the Clarkdale Road house in 2008 and 2009 , and that Nicka had moved there about a year earlier . While there , `` he , Nicka , D'Amico , and others had counted large amounts of money '' using money counters , the affidavit states , and bundled them in $ 50,000 increments made up of 10 bundles of $ 5,000 . Six $ 50,000 increments were then put in envelopes that were then `` loaded into a suitcase or duffle bags '' in increments up to $ 1 million . The suitcases were `` locked and super glued shut '' and then `` taken to California on D'Amico 's airplane and/or a tractor trailer . '' Aside from detailing the cash-management tactics undertaken at the house , Sharpeta also `` described the delivery and distribution of hundreds of pounds of marijuana from this residence . '' When Mary and Jessica Peterson were interviewed in Pennsylvania in late 2009 , Jessica Peterson said `` Gretchen had told her that she acted as a money courier '' for Nicka , and that Gretchen Peterson `` was living beyond her means , '' based on `` her clothing and her social lifestyle '' even though she was `` unemployed . '' At the restaurant where Jessica Peterson worked , employees were `` happy to see Gretchen because she would leave extremely large tips . '' Mary Peterson , meanwhile , `` stated that she suspected that her daughter was involved in drug trafficking '' because she 'd found a `` duffle bag in 2005-2006 '' that `` contained marijuana '' and `` observed a stack of money that she decribed as being one and a half feet by one and a half feet on Gretchen 's bed . '' Both women `` also stated that Gretchen informed them that she left '' Pennsylvania `` in October of 2009 to avoid speaking with law enforcement '' after `` investigators attempted to serve a grand jury subpoena '' on her there . Investigators caught up with Liliana D'Amico after a 2009 raid at a house in Hampden turned up evidence that the conspiracy made use of an aircraft co-owned by David D'Amico , and her name turned up on database searches as associated with him . They found that in 2004 in South Carolina , she had been stopped in a vehicle registered to Gretchen Peterson that had an empty , hidden compartment , and the car was seized by the DEA after drug-sniffing dogs gave a positive alert . Found in the car were photographs , including one of Leahy , the pilot who flew D'Amico 's plane and had been involved in its purchase . When she was interviewed in 2009 , she told them she was no longer married to D'Amico , and she denied any knowledge of drug trafficking , but admitted she 'd seen D'Amico with large amounts of cash . When investigators interviewed the Clarkdale Road neighbor in February 2010 , they learned he `` had not seen Nicka or any other individual at the residence in approximately one year . '' Previously , though , `` Nicka would leave the residence for weeks at a time , '' and `` had given the neighbor the key to 4210 Clarkdale Road '' and `` asked the neighbor to look after the residence during his extended absences . '' During `` the latter part of 2009 , the water pipes burst in the residence on two occasions '' and the neighbor `` had attempted to contact Nicka on his cellular phone , '' but it `` was disconnected . '' The neighbor also had seen Gretchen Peterson , Sharpeta , and D'Amico at the house . The jury trial of Nicka , Peterson , and D'Amico is scheduled to start next March , and run for five weeks . In the meantime , all three have consented to detention pending trial . Back when they were on the lam , all three , as well the only remaining fugitive in the case , Jeffery Putney , were the subject of `` Most Wanted '' media coverage . The jury that convicted McIntosh and Leahy , meanwhile , did not buy the government 's theory that Sonar was a money-laundering front , and arguments in the case alleged prosecutorial improprieties that were deemed inapposite by the judge . An interesting figure in the case was Baltimore developer Jeremiah Landsman , who received a relatively lenient sentence , though all the players bear some intrigue . When McIntosh was sentenced , he got the lowest penalty he could—10 years in prison—though some of the others received serious time too . In light of what happened to the others , it 'll be interesting to see how the case against Nicka , Peterson , and D'Amico—the top three defendants in the conspiracy—plays out .

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TORONTO -- The truth of the fourth wave of COVID-19 in Canada is starkly clear inside the intensive care unit at Hamilton General , where the majority of the COVID-19 patients struggling on life support are young — and unvaccinated . The team at Hamilton General invited CTV News inside the tense ICU in the hopes of giving Canadians a look at the reality they go through every week as Delta cases climb . “ I think it 's important for Canadians to see that this is real , ” Dr. Sunjay Sharma , medical director of critical care , told CTV News . “ None of these people thought two months ago they would end up here . And now they 're here . And some of them won ’ t survive. ” Inside this ICU , on the day of CTV ’ s visit , 30 per cent of the 45 beds are COVID-19 patients fighting for their lives , most of them infected recently . And every person that was admitted during the fourth wave declined vaccination or just didn ’ t get around to it before they fell ill. “ It ’ s crazy people don ’ t believe it , ” Sharma said . “ We come to work every day . This is real . It ’ s like someone telling you the sky is not blue. ” They want those who don ’ t believe the risk of COVID-19 is real to see the enormous strain that this work is having on health care workers , who are already exhausted from almost two years of fighting . The unvaccinated COVID-19 patients this hospital is seeing are younger and healthier , in their 30s and 40s . Many them require a specialized form of life support called ECMO , in which their blood is removed to be given oxygen and pumped back into the body because their lungs have failed . It ’ s the “ highest level of life support you can get anywhere , ” Sharma said . He pointed out a patient in his 40s , who is hooked up to an ECMO machine . “ There 's a catheter the size of a garden hose in his neck , and there 's a catheter the size of a garden hose [ at his ] groin , ” Sharma said . “ And basically it takes the blood out of his groin , puts it the machine , takes the carbon dioxide out , [ puts in ] the oxygen , and then comes back into his heart. ” Most of the patients who are on ECMO with COVID-19 don ’ t have significant co-morbidities . “ It ’ s scary . It ’ s people younger than me , in some cases healthier than me , ” Sharma said . Only four hospitals in Ontario offer ECMO support . Toronto General is one of the four , and told CTV News that they have 13 COVID-19 patients on ECMO currently , all of whom are unvaccinated . And it ’ s not only happening in Ontario . Alberta ’ s Chief Medical Officer of Health , Dr. Deena Hinshaw , tweeted Wednesday that of the 218 COVID-19 patients who are in ICU in the province , 92.3 per cent are unvaccinated or partially vaccinated . There are several million Canadians who are not vaccinated , some who have chosen not to get even one dose of the vaccine . Some may have legitimate medical exemptions . But there are others who refuse saying the vaccines do n't work , they are n't safe , that COVID-19 itself is a hoax . Health workers who see patients stricken with the virus every day know it is no hoax and say that across the country hospitals and ICU 's are slowing filling up with patients — almost all of whom are unvaccinated . The fourth wave is a wave almost entirely among those who have not gotten their shot , they say . At Hamilton General , all of the COVID-19 patients in the ICU are unvaccinated , and eight are on ECMO . Dr. Faizan Amin , medical director of the ECMO unit , said he hoped seeing into the situation in the hospital would change some minds . “ Some of the viewers that have those beliefs will be able to watch this on TV , and there is nothing unreal about these people , they ’ re real life people , they ’ re real fathers , mothers , brothers , sisters — real human beings and they 're getting very sick , ” Amin said . A month ago , this ICU had just one COVID-19 patient . Now they have 14 -- and four-to-five requests a week to accept more patients from other hospitals who need more intensive care . And as the ICU fills up with COVID-19 victims and other patients suffering from urgent issues such as strokes , heart attacks and physical trauma , other surgeries get cancelled . “ This ICU serves cardiac surgery , or surgery and trauma , vascular surgery , stroke . It is the regional hospital for all of this region for 2.5 million people , ” Sharma said , adding that around 15 other hospitals frequently send patients here if they need a higher level of care . THE VACCINE STRUGGLE Some COVID-19 patients have expressed regret once they understand the magnitude of their situation . Erin , an ICU nurse who asked us not to use her last name , told CTV News that “ a lot of people have been asking for vaccines , right before they get intubated . But it ’ s too late. ” But some skeptics don ’ t change their mind even when on the edge of death , she reported , adding that some who have been on ECMO and recovered still say there isn ’ t enough research about the vaccines that would ’ ve likely prevented their own suffering . “ There is a small subset of people that we 're still seeing who feel that this is not a real disease , or it 's not as dangerous as some people are making it out to be — but the reality is in front of our eyes , ” Amin said . One of the patients who has been on ECMO in Hamilton General for the longest period of time is a patient in his 30s who has been in the hospital for months — he fell ill before he was able to be vaccinated because it hadn ’ t been opened up to his age group yet . Unlike the COVID-19 patients coming into the ICU this month , “ he did not have a choice , ” Sharma said . The man has been totally healthy before he contracted COVID-19 , Sharma said . Health care workers are dedicated to giving everyone the best care possible , but it is frustrating seeing patients who didn ’ t need to be suffering to this degree , they say . “ To know that their families did n't have to go through that and the patients did n't have to go through that , if they just got [ a shot ] that takes 30 seconds , ” Sharma said . “ It 's frustrating , and you just ca n't understand the rationale behind why you would n't get a vaccine . “ We see this every day — this is where you end up when you don ’ t. ” Sharma said that when they have patients who are unvaccinated , their family members often change their own minds about vaccination after seeing their loved one suffer . “ Many of the family members of people who are here and are unvaccinated , after seeing their family members here for a week , get vaccinated , ” he said . “ It 's unfortunate that it 's taken sort of that experience to change some behaviours , ” Amin said . Sharma is not only frustrated with the individuals , but with the larger machine of misinformation that leads people to be confused about vaccines and what is best for their health . “ It 's anger with the social contract that got them into this situation , it is anger of people posting on social media that COVID-19 is not real , or that vaccines don ’ t work , ” Sharma said . “ That basically preys on vulnerable people , that makes them make bad decisions that lands them up here. ” Seventy-eight per cent of eligible Canadians have been fully vaccinated . Side effects are rare according to public health officials as are breakthrough COVID-19 cases , and vaccines have been proven to drastically minimize severe cases of COVID-19 as well as death in the event of a breakthrough case . And yet , in this fourth wave , we ’ ve seen a baffling level of animosity displayed towards health care workers from a small subset of people , ranging from anti-vaccine groups protesting outside of hospitals to individual health care workers receiving threats . A year ago , it went unquestioned that health care workers were heroes . But now some groups are looking for someone to blame . “ This morning I got some angry phone calls from people in the public because of my advocacy for vaccines , ” Sharma said . He said it ’ s not only frustrating , but personally insulting that people would think that he ’ s taking time away from his family not to take care of sick patients but to prop up some lie about the virus . `` I have two young kids who I went for weeks without seeing , because I was here [ at the hospital ] , ” he said . “ I don ’ t think that there 's any motivation for healthcare workers to lie. ” Nurses told CTV News that they know colleagues who have been spat on by protestors , booed . “ They think it ’ s a hoax and that honestly is a slap in the face to us after everything that we 've been doing , ” said Erin . A HEALTH CARE HOUSE OF CARDS That animosity is one more burden for health care workers during this fourth wave , on top of increasing burnout and short staffing . Amin pointed out that when the third wave hit in the spring , it put more pressure on the health care system than had occurred in a year of COVID-19 . “ We 've been going at this in full gear for 18 months , and working that hard for that long for all the healthcare providers here that are looking after these patients , it 's very difficult , ” he said . Michael Plaunt , clinical manager of the coronary care unit at Hamilton General , told CTV News that everyone is tired . “ They 're burnt out , they 're exhausted , ” he said . “ At the beginning , we did n't have any way to prevent this . And now that we have a way to prevent this , we should be seeing that improve , and we 're not . So that 's the frustration. ” Health care workers say the circumstances of many of these fourth wave cases eats away at the compassion that is integral to their work . “ We will come in in the middle of the night to take care of a sick patient , no matter the time of day or the day of the week , ” Amin said . “ But when it 's an easily preventable situation , you start to start to lose some of the empathy . And that 's a key factor of what we do as healthcare providers — we are empathetic and compassionate and you want to continue being that way. ” Medical staff are becoming clearly fatigued , in more ways than one . At Hamilton General alone , around 12 staff members have left their job between the third and fourth waves . “ The system is cracking , ” Amin said . “ The fourth wave is in many ways worse than the third wave . Although the number of cases in the community are not as high as we were seeing in the third wave , the amount of resources we have left within the healthcare system are much less now than they were in the third wave because of things like burnout and exit of staff members. ” He pointed out that because of the burden on the health care system from COVID-19 patients , those who are getting ill from other diseases and conditions are having their care further delayed because of mostly preventable COVID-19 cases . Health care workers are urging those who are still on the fence about vaccination to get their shots . “ I don ’ t think we are at the crest of the fourth wave , ” said Sharma . “ I think the wave is building . I think it ’ s going to get worse. ” And if health care workers don ’ t get a moment to breathe soon , it could mean big problems not just for COVID-19 patients , but everyone . “ I do n't think a wise thing would be to push those people again to the max , because we still have a healthcare system to run after COVID is over , ” Sharma said . “ And I think we ca n't lose sight of that . ”

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DALLAS — On April 8 , a 15-year-old girl from North Richland Hills went to a Dallas Mavericks game with her dad at the American Airlines Center . She went to the bathroom right before halftime . She never made it back to her seat . Surveillance footage showed video of her leaving the arena with a man that night . A week and a half later , on April 18 , police found the teen in a hotel room in Oklahoma City after her parents identified her through nude photos that had been posted online in sex advertisements . `` She was gone missing a total of 11 days , '' attorney Zeke Fortenberry said . Fortenberry is representing the family in the ongoing case . Last week , he sent a letter to multiple parties he believes could have done things differently in the situation , possibly even preventing the situation from escalating . `` Our intent is to put [ these organizations ] on notice that we ’ re pursuing claims against them for their negligence and other causes of action , '' Fortenberry said . In the release sent out by Fortenberry 's office late last week , American Airlines Center , the Dallas Mavericks , the Dallas Police Department and the Oklahoma City hotel where the teen was found were all listed as parties that could have prevented the situation . Fortenberry said the teen 's father notified police at the game when he realized she was missing . But , according to Fortenberry , the father was told to report it to North Richland Hills Police , since that 's where he lives . The father said he was then told to go home . He said he called North Richland Hills Police that night . Fortenberry said NRH police were n't able to help because , they said , the incident happened in Dallas . `` The family was frustrated , '' Fortenberry said . `` After days of not getting any information from the Dallas Police Department and Dallas Police not taking any action , the family sought out the help of this agency in Houston. ” Fortenberry said the Houston-based human trafficking agency Texas Counter-Trafficking Initiative was able to use their face-recognition technology to help break open the case . “ That agency was able to help them locate the photograph of their daughter online within the same day , '' Fortenberry said . That agency then contacted Oklahoma City Police , which is the agency that found the missing teen and arrested eight people in connection to the case . RELATED : 'This is how it goes ' : Law enforcement , advocates warn parents after 15-year-old North Texas girl found in sex trafficking ring `` The Dallas Police Department never asked for a photo of the daughter , '' Fortenberry said . In response to a request from WFAA , Dallas Police confirmed that an off-duty officer who was working the game on April 8 was notified that the teen was missing . The department said the arena was searched , and shared this about protocol for these situations : `` Texas Family Code ( 51.03 b . 3 ) dictates that missing juveniles are investigated as runaways unless there are circumstances which appear as involuntary such as a kidnapping or abduction . Those cases per code are to be filed where the juvenile resides . '' North Richland Hills Police confirmed to WFAA that they received the report about the missing teen at 1:27 a.m. , about six hours after the game started . The department said the teen was entered in the national missing person database by 3:24 a.m. on April 9 . Dallas Police said they helped North Richland Hills PD and created a bulletin for the missing teen that went out to the department on April 11 . Fortenberry said those efforts were n't enough . “ This girl was being sexually assaulted in a hotel room multiple nights , '' Fortenberry said . `` Any time she could have been rescued from that sooner would have been better. ” Fortenberry is also targeting the hotel where the teen was found because , he said , there are multiple signs staff should have picked up on that indicated she was in danger . `` When a 40-something year old man walks in with a 15-year-old girl and rents multiple hotel rooms and then there is traffic coming in and out of those rooms , those are red flags , '' Fortenberry said . Additionally , the letter was sent to the AAC and the Dallas Mavericks -- because , according to Fortenberry , the man the teen left with got into the game with a fake ticket that was sold to him by someone known by both organizations for selling fake tickets . The Mavericks organization has not responded to a request for comment from WFAA . But , on April 20 , after the girl was found , the team released the following statement in conjunction with their arena : `` The American Airlines Center ( and the Dallas Mavericks ) are grateful that the teenager has been found . Both entities will continue to cooperate with local and regional law enforcement on this case . '' Fortenberry said he has not yet received a response from any of the parties to whom he sent the letter . But he said he hopes to hear back within the next month , so the situation can be settled without a lawsuit .

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