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Funcionarios de la Casa Blanca temían que Trump mostrara material clasificado a periodistas

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 19:30:57 GMT

WASHINGTON DC— Un libro de próxima publicación escrito por un exasesor del gobierno Trump describe un episodio en el que a los funcionarios les preocupaba que el entonces presidente Donald Trump fuera arrogante en su manejo de información clasificada mientras hablaba con los reporteros, según una copia obtenida por NBC News.Miles Taylor, quien fue uno de los principales asesores de la secretaria de Seguridad Nacional, Kirstjen Nielsen, escribe sobre el episodio de 2018 en un libro que se publicará este mes. Como presidente en ejercicio en ese momento, Trump tenía amplios poderes para desclasificar información. Sin embargo, el incidente que Taylor describe sugiere que sus ayudantes todavía creían que necesitaba mostrar más cuidado con los secretos de estado, un problema que lo puso en peligro legal después de que dejó el cargo y se llevó consigo registros confidenciales.Taylor es un destacado crítico de Trump. Fue autor de un artículo de opinión anónimo mientras trabajaba en el Depar...

Plowable hail in the summer? Why it's possible

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 19:30:57 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- The severe weather over the past few weeks has consisted of heavy rainfall, high winds, hail and even tornadoes. But hail has been so heavy at times, that a plow has been needed to clear the streets, or even baseball field. A recent hailstorm covered Coors Field requiring plows to clear the field after the storm. Some hail has been so large it's shattered car and home windows. Up in Cripple Creek, the streets and sidewalks were covered in hail on Friday. AS you can see in the video below from Triple Crown Casinos, travel around the small town was difficult with slick roads and walkways. "I think we are seeing more of it this storm season - a lot of it is: it's been so cool," Paul Schlatter, a science and operations officer with the National Weather Service in Boulder said. Denver intersection keeps flooding; what’s being done He said the phenomenon is not a new one but it is becoming more frequent."It is a thunderstorm that is movin...

Neighbors say Englewood home where pipe bomb was found stressful to live next to

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 19:30:57 GMT

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (KDVR) -- There's a sense of relief from neighbors of an Englewood home where a pipe bomb was found on Monday.The City of Englewood shut the home off to everyone but city workers and contractors."It's been a long week, a long exhausting week, actually," Sandy Fleming said.Sandy and her husband, Charles Fleming, have lived next to the home since 2012.After authorities found a pipe bomb, city officials essentially condemned the home and crews boarded up windows, Friday afternoon. Pipe bomb found at home where 2 accused of making explosives: police "Seems like in the last six months or so it's been a lot of activity and things going on at the house," Sandy said, "… but we had no idea about the pipe bombs, that just is very, very disturbing to us."Charles said they've experienced a number of explosions over the years."There was another boom but it wasn't as loud but it was still pretty shocking," Charles said.As the City of Englewood starts its process to close off th...

AQUI Bar & Kitchens invites SoFlo foodies to explore 3 different cuisines — indoors or out

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 19:30:57 GMT

Two for one is always a good deal, right? It’s an offer you just cannot refuse.A SoFlo hotspot is giving foodies the chance to dive into two different worlds by just walking through one door.When you dine at AQUI Bar & Kitchens, you get the best of both worlds.Gino Perez-Ferrari: “It has a venue in the outdoor that has three different scratch kitchens surrounding. It also has a beautiful indoor dining experience area with a bar.”You can hang in the bar, lounge on the patio, or do a bit of both. It’s your call; that’s the point of the place.Gino Perez-Ferrari: “We decided to become that unique spot where guests could come in, grab a great cocktail, have an amazing dish, have a great experience and just, you know, spend your entire day here.”Apparently, that plan has worked.Haley Pews: “I think it brings a sense of community. Everyone here is just so friendly, I feel like the staff here is like family.”Once you pick your s...

‘Will you marry me?’ After tumor surgeries spanning nearly 2 decades, woman receives birthday surprise from boyfriend

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 19:30:57 GMT

It was a special birthday bash for a Haitian woman who has undergone multiple surgeries to remove a facial tumor.Marlie Casseus has made headlines in South Florida for nearly two decades. She came to Miami from to have a 16-pound tumor removed from her face back in 2005.Now she’s back in town to celebrate her 31st birthday. On Friday, she received a special surprise from her boyfriend, Billy Wyatt, making for an occasion she will never forget.7News has chronicled Casseus’ journey for nearly 20 years. She came to America with an a genetic disorder that caused the large facial tumor.Doctors worked to remove the tumor and give her the best life possible, over the course of several surgeries that have helped her eat, see, breathe and speak.Wyatt called Casseus from California since he was unable to attend in person.“I am so happy you are a part of my life, as well as thousands and millions of others you have touched across the world,” said Wyatt.Wyatt had a prese...

Cedric Mullins’ home-run robbery gives Orioles’ offense time to wake up in 3-1 win over Twins in 10 innings

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 19:30:57 GMT

On Sunday, after Orioles center fielder Cedric Mullins ranged to his left and into Camden Yards’ outfield wall to rob Minnesota Twins designated hitter Byron Buxton of extra bases, starting pitcher Cole Irvin believed Mullins deserved a thank you gift.“I think I owe Ced a little something,” Irvin quipped.That probably would not suffice for Friday’s second act, when Mullins leaped in the bottom of the fourth inning at Target Field to deny Buxton what otherwise would have been a three-run home run off Irvin. Buxton slammed his helmet into the ground and put his hand on hips then in the air before tipping his helmet toward Mullins, the Gold Glove Award finalist shrugging with a smirk in response.Irvin retired the next two Twins to keep the game scoreless, and Mullins produced the game’s first run with a sacrifice fly in the sixth. It did not stand as such, but the Orioles managed to open their final series before the All-Star break with a 3-1 victory in 10...

Chicago Bulls in free agency: Coby White’s new multiyear deal is official

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 19:30:57 GMT

The Chicago Bulls announced a multiyear deal Friday with guard Coby White as the team sticks with the core of its 2022-23 roster.The deal was previously reported by ESPN as a three-year, $40 million contract.The No. 7 pick in the 2019 draft, White has played all four years of his NBA career with the Bulls. He averaged 9.7 points, 2.9 rebounds and 2.8 assists last season and has career averages of 12.6 points, 3.4 rebounds and 3.3 assists.White has been a major source of 3-point production for the Bulls, shooting 37.2% behind the arc last season. Despite posting career-low averages as he returned to the second unit, White made important growth last season on the ball with his ability to handle in the open court and set up plays for his teammates.The Bulls front office identified re-signing White as one of its most important offseason priorities during exit interviews. Barring any trades, White’s new contract places 10 players from last season’s roster under contract for 2...

1 dead, 4 hurt in three-vehicle East County crash

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 19:30:57 GMT

RANCHO SAN DIEGO, Calif. -- One person died and fourth others were hurt in a crash Friday in the Rancho San Diego area, authorities said.The three-vehicle collision occurred around 4:35 p.m. at Cuyamaca College Drive West and Jamacha Road, according to California Highway Patrol.Authorities say a black Honda Civic ran a red light, causing the vehicle to crash into a Tesla and Nissan. Shark advisory posted at Carlsbad beach In the Nissan, the rear passenger died at the scene, the driver suffered unknown injuries and the front passenger was taken to the hospital with serious injuries, CHP said. FOX 5 spoke to the sons of the man who died in the crash and they confirmed their dad, in his 80s, was the rear passenger of the black Nissan.The driver of the Honda Civic was seriously injured while the driver of the Tesla suffered minor injuries, per law enforcement.As of 5:20 p.m., all lanes on eastbound state Route 54 and Cuyamaca College Drive have been blocked due to the crash, the Calif...

Keeping up pressure, China sends warships and fighter jets near Taiwan during Yellen’s Beijing visit

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 19:30:57 GMT

BEIJING (AP) — China’s People’s Liberation Army sent 13 aircraft and 6 vessels into airspace and waters around Taiwan over the past 24 hours as of early Saturday, overlapping with United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s visit to Beijing aimed at mending strained relations. Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said it is monitoring the situation from the air and sea, and land-based missile systems were prepared to respond. It said four Chinese aircraft — two SU-30 fighters, one BZK-005 reconnaissance plane and one Y-8 anti-submarine warfare plane — crossed the median line in the Taiwan Strait that serves as a de-facto border between the sides, and had entered Taiwan’s southwestern air defense identification zone. China claims Taiwan as its own territory to be annexed by force if necessary and sends air and naval missions on virtually a daily basis in an attempt to wear down the island’s defense capabilities and intimidate its 23 million people, who thus far seem largely unfa...

Sailors rejoice after snowy winter raises Great Salt Lake – for now

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 19:30:57 GMT

ON THE GREAT SALT LAKE (AP) — A brisk wind caught a Kevlar-fiber sail, sending it snapping as Bob Derby and Randy Atkin pulled lines to turn Red Stripe, their 25-foot boat, through the briny waters of the imperiled Great Salt Lake. Little could be heard beyond the low hum of trucks wheeling past a copper smelter on the lake’s shoreline — a respite from the bustle of Salt Lake City and its booming suburbs that push farther into Utah’s deserts and farmland each year.“Everything that happened today drifts off behind you and there’s nothing like it,’” said Derby, a 61-year-old veteran sailor battling cancer. “There’s no better therapy than being on the lake.”It’s a feeling old friends Derby and Atkin weren’t sure they’d experience again. The Red Stripe’s return comes after it and hundreds of other sailboats were hoisted out of the shrinking Great Salt Lake as water levels plummeted in recent years, leaving docks along the lake’s parched southern...