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Police clash with protesters outside DNC headquarters

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 03:00:59 GMT

(The Hill) -- U.S. Capitol Police officers are working to hold back approximately 150 protesters outside the Democratic National Convention (DNC) headquarters in Washington, D.C.The Capitol Police said in a statement posted to X, formerly Twitter, that its officers are responding to “approximately 150 people who are illegally and violently protesting” near Canal Street and Ivy Street, SE, which is the location of the DNC’s Washington headquarters. The law enforcement agency said arrests have been made, but did not say how many.Capitol Police said members were evacuated from the area and advised people to avoid it. South Capitol Street between Canal and E Streets, SE, and Ivy Street between Canal Street and New Jersey Avenue, SE, are closed, the police added.D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) said in a statement to The Hill that its officers were assisting the Capitol Police.Videos posted to social media suggest that the protesters were calling for a cease-fire in the I...

Migrant advocates say encampment could encircle shelter near downtown Denver

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 03:00:59 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) –- The number of tents outside a migrant shelter near Zuni and Speer has grown dramatically.Recently, the encampment was swept from a public park across from the hotel temporarily housing migrants. Some people who were in that encampment set up tents along W. 27th Avenue nearby. How you can help migrants in Denver FOX31 was told the encampment could surround the Quality Inn and stretch into the nearby neighborhood. The number of tents in that area has been growing every day, according to migrant advocates.Among those staying in the tents are some families with small children.Homeless advocate Amy Beck says on Tuesday night she counted 18 families with 32 children.FOX31 saw many children in some of these tents on Wednesday, as well as Denver City Council Member Amanda Sandoval going from tent to tent.Sandoval said she and a group of city workers are trying to count the number of people staying at the encampment. However, they are not collecting names or personal infor...

BSO searching for missing 13-year-old girl last seen near Fort Lauderdale

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 03:00:59 GMT

NEAR FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (WSVN) — Authorities seek the public’s help in their search for a 13-year-old girl who was reported missing in the Fort Lauderdale area.According to the Broward Sheriff’s Office Missing Persons Unit, 13-year-old Mariana Galvez near her home along the 4100 block of Southwest 25th Street near Fort Lauderdale, at around 7 a.m., Monday.The teen stands 4 feet, 11 inches tall, weighs around 150 pounds, and and has black hair and brown eyes. Detectives did not specify what she was last seen wearing.Officials urge anyone with information on Galvez’s whereabouts to contact BSO Detective Chris Blankenship at 954-321-4268 or the BSO non-emergency number 954-764- HELP (4357).

Nearly 450 patients at Salem Hospital potentially exposed to hepatitis, HIV, officials say

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 03:00:59 GMT

Salem Hospital has notified some endoscopy patients after officials found they may have been exposed to infectious diseases such as HIV and Hepatitis B and C, officials said Wednesday. Salem Hospital addressed the situation in a statement, saying the hospital was made aware earlier this year of “an isolated practice involving a small portion of endoscopy practices who were potentially exposed to infection due to the administration of their intravenous medication in a manner not consistent with our best practice.”A hospital spokesperson in a subsequent statement said the situation affected nearly 450 patients over a period of roughly two years between June 2021 and April of this year.Salem Hospital said the IV practice was immediately corrected after being identified. Hospital quality and infection control teams were also notified.7NEWS learned one person involved in the situation now no longer works at Salem Hospital.“After a comprehensive review, including feedback from public...

Boston mother outraged after son living with autism was given flu shot at school without parental permission

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 03:00:59 GMT

A Boston mother is speaking out after her son, who has autism, was given a flu shot at school despite her wishes. The school told Gabriela Gomes her son’s consent form was overlooked. Speaking with 7NEWS, Gomes recently shared her reaction. “I’m traumatized since that happened,” she said. Gomes’s 21-year-old son Sean goes to Boston Community Leadership Academy, which held a vaccine clinic in October. Gabriela Gomes said she checked off “no” on Sean’s flu shot consent form. Her selection of “no” on the consent form should have exempted her son from getting the vaccine. But, after the clinic, she was surprised to find Sean holding his arm, only to learn he had been vaccinated. “For him to get a needle without me there — I’ve seen what happens,” Gabriela said. “He goes out of breath. He panics and it shouldn’t have been done without me, period.” “It did hurt,” Sean said. Asked by his mother if he was scared, Sean responded.“Yeah, I was,” he said.&nbs...

Solve It 7: Refund Runaround

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 03:00:59 GMT

A Bellingham man ordered some golf clubs he thought weren’t quite up to par. He says he got a refund runaround when he tried to return them, so he contacted Solve It Seven. Brandon Gunnoe has the story.After he retired, Jim Vincini decided hitting the links would be a perfect hobby.“What do I love about it? Well, more than anything, it’s probably just getting together. Because during retirement, a lot of times, you don’t see any of the people that you knew before, and I can hold my own with a lot of the guys,” Jim said.  Hoping to improve his game Jim bought a set of four clubs from an online golf company.“I’m always thinking I could use a few more yards on my swing on my distance,” Jim said. He called in his order and paid about $500.“The man I talked to said, okay, but the deal is we’re going to send you four clubs.  Try them out. Keep them for a while. If you’re not satisfied, send them back, an...

Zach LaVine doesn’t deny the latest trade rumors. What does that mean for the 2-time All-Star — and the Chicago Bulls?

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 03:00:59 GMT

Zach LaVine isn’t denying the rumors anymore.For the last three years, LaVine has been quick to shut down any talk of a move away from the Chicago Bulls. But a day after a report by The Athletic suggested mutual interest in pursuing a trade, LaVine on Wednesday didn’t clear the smoke while speaking with reporters at a shootaround at the Advocate Center.LaVine did not outright answer whether he requested a trade. But he made it clear that frustration with a lack of winning has reached a new level. The Bulls entered their game against the Orlando Magic on Wednesday at the United Center at 4-7.“My camp talks to (the front office) all the time,” LaVine said. “It’s not like we’re not in a good relationship or a good talking space. We understand the business of basketball — I do more than most people. People talk. I’ve been in trade talks for a long time, so I understand the situation, but once news is always broken it’s a big th...

Ravens vs. Bengals staff picks: Who will win Thursday’s Week 11 game in Baltimore?

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 03:00:59 GMT

Here’s how The Baltimore Sun sports staff views the outcome of Thursday’s Week 11 game between the Ravens (7-3) and the Bengals (5-4) at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.Brian Wacker, reporterRavens 24, Bengals 20: Cincinnati has one of the worst run defenses in the NFL, and the Ravens have more yards on the ground than anyone else. Expect to see a good dose of the thunder and lightning combo of Gus Edwards and Keaton Mitchell, along with some runs sprinkled in by Lamar Jackson. Still, these teams usually play each other close with the average margin of victory in their past four meetings, including last year’s wild-card game, a shade under six points.Mike Preston, columnistRavens 21, Bengals 17: The Ravens rebound after getting pushed around by Cleveland last week. They were embarrassed and need to bounce back. The visiting team is also at a big disadvantage because it’s a short week and they have one less day to prepare because they are on the road. The Ra...

Ravens LT Ronnie Stanley out, CB Marlon Humphrey doubtful vs. Bengals, who will be missing 2 starters

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 03:00:59 GMT

The Ravens will be without their top offensive lineman for Thursday night’s crucial matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium.Left tackle Ronnie Stanley, who injured his knee in last week’s loss to the Cleveland Browns and did not practice all week, was ruled out Wednesday for the AFC North showdown. Patrick Mekari will start in his place.It will mark the fourth missed game this season for Stanley, a 2019 All-Pro and Pro Bowl selection who signed a five-year, $112.8 million extension in 2020 that makes him one of the highest paid offensive linemen in the NFL. That includes the Ravens’ Week 2 game in Cincinnati, which Baltimore hung on to win, 27-24.Still, his absence could be problematic for the Ravens (7-3), who will get back right tackle Morgan Moses after he missed two games with a shoulder injury. Earlier Wednesday, Bengals edge rusher Trey Hendrickson, whose 8 1/2 sacks are the fifth-most in the NFL, was not given an injury designation, me...

Camp Pendleton Marine accused of teen sex assault to be tried in court martial

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 03:00:59 GMT

SAN DIEGO -- A Camp Pendleton Marine accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl and violating liberty restriction will be tried in a general court-martial, military officials said.A trial date for the Marine, identified as Private First Class Avery Rosario, will be set during his arraignment Thursday, Captain V. J. Burger, the communications director and spokesperson for 1st Marine Logistics Group told FOX 5 Wednesday in a statement."As always, the command respects the legal process, the rights of the accused, as well as any other individuals affected by the case. We will continue to release information as transparently as possible without interfering with the legal process," Burger said.Rosario claims the teen lied about her age several times, and he believed she was 21 years old during their alleged consensual sex in the barracks at Camp Pendleton in June.In August, a preliminary hearing was held for Rosario who was brought into the courtroom handcuffed. 87-year-old linke...