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• With 28 Fire Fatalities Last Year, Baltimore Fire Officials Warn Public To Beware Home Fires

  11-10-2018 23:59
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — With the holidays quickly approaching, an urgent warning from the Baltimore City Fire Department comes our way.
  This week marks Fire Prevention Week, and officials are doing everything they can to try and save lives as families across Maryland have been destroyed by tragic fires over the years.
  “Arranging a funeral for six people you love, is the worst thing that could ever happen in your life, trust me, I know,” said Sher Grogg, a fire safety advocate.
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• 7 Baltimore Officers Investigated In Corruption Case

  11-10-2018 23:52
  BALTIMORE (AP) – Seven Baltimore police officers are under internal investigation in connection with a corrupt task force whose exposure has roiled the troubled department.
  According to a report in The Baltimore Sun, internal affairs commander Lt. Col. LaTonya Lewis told City Council members Wednesday few details about the internal cases involving the Gun Trace Task Force.
  He did say two other officers were investigated and cleared. One of the nine officers investigated is no longer with
  
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• Police Seeking To ID Suspect In Aberdeen Stabbing

  11-10-2018 23:26
  ABERDEEN, Md. (WJZ) — A man was stabbed Thursday afternoon, according to Aberdeen police.
  At around 1:57 p.m. Thursday, officers responded to the area of Curtis Street and S. Philadelphia Blvd. for a man who had been stabbed.
  The victim, a 32-year-old man, had been stabbed in the upper torso.
  He was taken to a regional Trauma Center by Emergency Medical Services with the Aberdeen Fire Department.
  The victim’s condition is not yet known.
  Detective’s have a possible suspect
  
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• 3 Food Events To Go To In Baltimore This Weekend

  11-10-2018 23:23
  BALTIMORE (Hoodline) — If you love to eat and drink, this weekend offers a great chance to explore the world of food and beverage beyond restaurants and bars. From a street fair to meals from refugee chefs, there’s plenty to explore and enjoy if you’re hungry for something new.
  Hoodline offers data-driven analysis of local happenings and trends across cities. Links included in this article may earn Hoodline a commission on clicks and transactions.
  Bloodys, Bourbon, Brews &
  
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• Judge Issues Injunction Of Maryland Retirees Drug Dispute

  11-10-2018 22:26
  GREENBELT, Md. (AP) — A federal judge has ruled the state of Maryland can’t force state retirees onto a federal prescription drug plan until a lawsuit is decided.
  U.S. District Judge Peter Messitte issued the ruling this week.
  Four Maryland state retirees filed the lawsuit last month. They contend Maryland can’t force them to enroll in Medicare Part D when open enrollment begins Oct. 15.
  The lawsuit arises from changes made in 2011 to health benefits for state retirees.
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• Court Dismisses Exelon Challenge On Water Quality Plan

  11-10-2018 22:09
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A Baltimore City Circuit Court judge has dismissed a challenge by Exelon to the water quality certification issued by a Maryland agency in the proposed re-licensing of the Conowingo Dam.
  Gov. Larry Hogan says progress in fighting pollution in the Chesapeake Bay could be at risk, if Maryland doesn’t pursue a comprehensive regional approach to reducing pollution in the Susquehanna River, which flows through the dam.
  Ben Grumbles, who heads the Maryland Department
  
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• Naval Academy Celebrating The Navy’s 243rd Birthday

  11-10-2018 22:04
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — The U.S. Naval Academy will celebrate the Navy’s 243rd birthday Oct. 12 to Oct. 14 in Annapolis.
  The event will include the annual Navy birthday cake-cutting ceremony on October 12 and will take place during the noon meal in King Hall at the Naval Academy.
  This ceremony is a long-standing tradition within the Brigade of Midshipmen, with the oldest and youngest midshipmen taking the first cut.
  While the ceremony isn’t open to the public, the Naval Aca
  
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• Measure Seeks To Protect Election Systems From Foreign Foes

  11-10-2018 22:00
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland’s two U.S. senators are introducing a measure to prohibit foreign adversaries from owning or controlling companies that support election systems.
  Democratic Sens. Chris Van Hollen and Ben Cardin said Thursday they were introducing the bill, along with Republican Sen. Susan Collins, of Maine.
  The measure comes after the FBI told Maryland officials in July that a Russian oligarch with close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin was heavily invested in
  
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• Kanye West Tells Trump MAGA Hat Made Him Feel Like Superman

  11-10-2018 21:48
  (CNN) — Rapper Kanye West met Thursday with Donald Trump, telling the President in an Oval Office meeting before reporters why he supports the Republican.
  “There was something about putting this hat on that made me feel like Superman,” West said, as part of an extended soliloquy that spanned topics from his mental health to prison reform to what kind of plane Trump should fly in.
  West also said the President is on a “hero’s journey.”
  “Let’s stop wo
  
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• Sinkhole Closes Roadway, Causes Delays Along Rt. 32

  11-10-2018 21:11
  FORT MEADE, Md. (WJZ) — It’ll take road crews until midnight to fill a large sinkhole that opened up on Maryland Rt. 32 Thursday afternoon, according to officials.
  A large sinkhole opened up on westbound side of the road before Baltimore-Washington Parkway around noon. It closed two lanes and prompting emergency road work.
  **UPDATE** MDOT SHA Expects All Lanes to Open by 12 Midnight on Westbound MD 32 at MD 295: https://t.co/bB4jD6JeZl
  — MD State Highway Adm (@MDSHA) October 11
  
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• Jeremy Crawford Discusses His Time On The Island: ‘I Literally Didn’t Sleep’

  11-10-2018 21:00
  Another week, another rainy challenge, another Survivor elimination. This week saw Jeremy Crawford’s torch extinguished as the Goliath Tribe was forced to part ways with a member for the firs time.
  CBS Local’s Matt Weiss spoke to Jeremy about all the rain the castaways dealt with, the group’s camaraderie and dancing to Destiny’s Child.
  MW- Hey Jeremy, how’s it going?
  JC- I’m doing good, how are you?
  MW- Doing fine on this Thursday morning. Now, you were a supe
  
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• 35 States Ask FCC To Allow New Technology To Block Spoofed Robocalls

  11-10-2018 20:51
  (CBS Local) — If you’re sick and tired of robocalls flooding your cell phone, there may be relief on the horizon.
  Attorneys general from 34 states (and the Hawaii Office of Consumer Protection) are calling on the Federal Communications Commission to create new rules that would allow telephone service providers to use new technology to detect and block illegal robocalls.
  Authorities said consumers got more than 30 billion illegal robocalls in 2017 to unsuspecting consumers and that nu
  
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• ‘Creepy Skull’ Spotted In Hurricane Michael Satellite Imagery

  11-10-2018 20:47
  (CBS Local) — As if Michael itself wasn’t menacing enough.
  Forecasters also spotted a frightening image in the hurricane’s satellite imagery as it barreled toward toward the Florida Panhandle.
  They say the storm seemed to take on the appearance of a gray skull with a red eye in its infrared imagery as the eye began to clear out Tuesday.
  Is image of skull showing up at the center of Hurricane Michael? https://t.co/BWiicPKlMl pic.twitter.com/WtuszvTF3M
  — WUSA9 (@wusa9) Octo
  
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• Sheetz Begins Eyeing Baltimore Region With Timonium Location Announcement

  11-10-2018 20:25
  TIMONIUM, Md. (WJZ) — Wawa, 7-Eleven, Royal Farms located in Baltimore are getting a little more competition — with Sheetz opening its first location in Baltimore County.
  Sheetz is a 24/7/365 chain that advertises itself as “what you need, when you need it.”
  It’s very popular in Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia — and often is the topic of arguments between friends trying to decide if Wawa, Royal Farms or Sheetz is better.
  According to the Baltimore Busin
  
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• Toxic Metal Found In Ross, Nordstrom Rack Jewelry

  11-10-2018 20:13
  LOS ANGELES, Ca. (AP) — New testing shows toxic metal in jewelry on shelves in national stores including Ross, Nordstrom Rack, and Papaya.
  The tests showed that some women’s jewelry was nearly pure cadmium.
  Cadmium is a cancer-causing metal and prolonged exposure can also cause reproductive harm. Experts say cadmium can accumulate in the body over time and can be absorbed by the skin, ingested, or inhaled.
  Michael Harbut, a practicing doctor who as a university professor has res
  
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• Baltimore Officer Found Not Guilty In Christmas Eve Assault

  11-10-2018 20:10
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A Baltimore City Police officer that was charged with first-degree assault and misconduct in a Christmas Eve assault was found not guilty Thursday.
  According to the Fraternal Order of Police, officer Kevin Battipaglia was found not guilty on all charges.
  This just in…BPD Officer Kevin Battiplaglia found NOT GUILTY on all counts.
  — Baltimore City FOP (@FOP3) October 11, 2018Battipaglia’s trial started Tuesday in an assault case where he was cha
  
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• ‘It’s Like This Storm Had Eyes’: What Made Hurricane Michael So Powerful

  11-10-2018 19:20
  NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Hurricane Michael grew so quickly it caught many Floridians off-guard.
  Its wind speed increased by 72 percent in less than 33 hours.
  Meteorologist Lonnie Quinn explained why and how that happened on CBS This Morning.
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  “I’m using this analogy: It’s like this storm had eyes,” Quinn said. “You look at Monday – Monday it was south of Cuba. It was a tropical storm. You look at two days
  
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• WWE Evolution: Another Huge First For Women… And More To Come

  11-10-2018 19:18
  By Chuck Carroll
  The women in WWE continue to shatter stereotypes and blaze trails once thought impossible. As a result, the playing field on-screen is being leveled faster than during any movement in recent memory.
  When #GiveDivasAChance began trending one Monday night in February 2015 fans were fed up. Although RAW was a three-hour show, a tag-team match between The Bella Twins and Paige and Emma lasted just a shade over 30 seconds. The bout was just the latest example in a seemingly endless s
  
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• Man Found Guilty In Murder Of Pregnant Girlfriend

  11-10-2018 19:12
  BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) — A man who shot and killed his pregnant girlfriend in June 2017 was found guilty of first-degree murder on Thursday.
  William Mason of Northwest Baltimore is also charged with using a handgun in a crime of violence in the murder of his girlfriend, Khaya Lambert, who was several weeks pregnant at the time.
  RELATED: Police: Baltimore Man Arrested In The Murder Of His Girlfriend
  Officers were called to the 3900 block of Liberty Heights Avenue at 12:43 a.m. for reported gu
  
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• Dept. Of Health And Human Services Giving Out Free Flu Shots Saturday

  11-10-2018 19:09
  BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) — The Baltimore County Department of Health is giving out free flu shots this Saturday all across the county.
  You can get them from 9 a.m. until noon at the following locations:Drumcastle Government Center
  Dundalk Middle School
  Hereford Middle School
  Lansdowne Middle School
  Middle River Middle School
  Pikesville Middle School
  Randallstown Community CenterThe shots are given out on a first come, first serve basis.
  Visit the Baltimore County Government website or vie
  
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• Embrace The Season At The Harbor Harvest Fall Children’s Festival

  11-10-2018 19:07
  BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) — Grab the kids and enjoy some rustic festivities in the city on October 14 when the Harbor Harvest Fall Children’s Festival comes to Rash Field Inner Harbor.
  The Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore’s 11th annual event starts at 10 a.m. and has been extended by an hour this year to 3 p.m.
  Guests can enjoy a variety of food, a petting zoo, hay maze, live musical acts, a pumpkin patch and more.Credit: The Waterfront PartnershipCredit: The Waterfront Part
  
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• 5-Month-Old Baby Set To Become Youngest Person To Visit All 50 States

  11-10-2018 19:04
  (CBSDFW.COM/CBSNEWS) – A 5-month-old baby is set to become the youngest member of the All Fifty States Club, and her parents hope its only the start of a life full of “confidence and curiosity.” Little Harper Yeats has been traveling with mother Cindy Lim and father Tristan Yeats, who have been documenting their ambitious tour of the United States on Instagram over the last four months.
  Cindy and Tristan, who hail from Canberra, Australia, have been living in Canada for the las
  
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• Inmate Assaults Female Employee With Shower Bar Ripped From The Wall

  11-10-2018 19:01
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) – A Maryland man is accused of pinning a female jail employee against the wall with a metal shower bar.
  Anne Arundel County Department of Detention Facilities Superintendent Terry Kokolis tells The Capital 34-year-old Michael Lee Arnold ripped the bar out and used it to assault the woman in July.
  Arnold was being held at the Jennifer Road Detention Center while awaiting trial for armed robbery.
  Two other jail employees stepped in during the incident. The woman is expect
  
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• Randy Cross: ‘If Zach Abey’s Out, That’s A Huge Disadvantage For Navy’

  11-10-2018 18:27
  Ryan Mayer
  The first half of the college football season has been a roller coaster for the Navy Midshipmen and Temple Owls. For Navy, they started off with a tough loss to Hawai’i before wins against Memphis and Lehigh had things looking to be back on track. Then, the defense collapsed giving up 31 and 35 points in losses to SMU and Air Force respectively.
  For the Owls, the struggle point was the offensive side of the ball. Temple lost its first two games to Villanova and Buffalo with star
  
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• Randy Cross: Herbert, Oregon Offense Could Make Life Rough On Washington

  11-10-2018 18:27
  Ryan Mayer
  The college football season enters the second half of its schedule this weekend, with the implications of conference matchups weighing heavily on College Football Playoff hopes. This weekend, in particular, four Top 25 teams battle it out in games that will likely greatly affect their chances of making the playoff.
  In the SEC, No. 2 Georgia meets No. 13 LSU. The Bulldogs are entering the toughest stretch of their schedule, with games against the Tigers, No. 14 Florida, No. 18 Kentucky
  
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• State Worker Sues, Says She Was Demoted For Facebook Comment

  11-10-2018 18:17
  BALTIMORE (AP) — A Maryland Department of Natural Resources spokeswoman is suing the agency, saying she was demoted for a profane Facebook comment about gubernatorial candidate Ben Jealous.
  News outlets report the complaint filed Tuesday in federal court says Candy Thomson’s First Amendment rights were violated. But DNR’s communications director, Stephen Schatz, says Thomson “has not been declassified, demoted or suspended.”
  He says Thomson had submitted her resigna
  
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• Heartbroken Family Issues Warning After Dog Dies From Eating Chewing Gum

  11-10-2018 18:06
  ASHLAND CITY, Tenn. (CBS Local) — A family in the Nashville area is warning pet owners about the dangers of an artificial sweetener after their 3-year-old dog, Canon, died unexpectedly.
  The husky mix seemed healthy until Saturday night, when he suddenly stopped eating and started drinking a lot of water.
  “Then he started vomiting the water, and so that kind of was the red flag that made us decide to take him to the hospital,” Canon’s owner, Christy Figlio, told WZTV. &ldq
  
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• Father Charged In 5-Month-Old Baby’s Death

  11-10-2018 17:25
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The father of 5-month-old Brailynn Ford has been charged in the infant’s death.
  Anthony Ford, 21, was charged with murder, child abuse resulting in death, first-and-second degree child abuse and first-and second-degree assault.
  5-Month-Old Girl Dies Days After She’s Hospitalized With ‘Trauma To Her Body’
  Ford was hospitalized for “trauma to her body” last week and then died days later.
  The medical examiner ruled her death a homicid
  
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• Officials Warn Motorists Of Black Bear Encounters In Western Maryland

  11-10-2018 17:07
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — With fall’s arrival and colder weather, comes a chance you could face a black bear on Maryland’s roads.
  The Maryland Department of Natural Resources warns motorists traveling in the western counties like Allegany and Garrett to watch for bears crossing roads, especially during October and November. Bears will begin entering dens in mid-November and most will be inside dens by mid-December.
  Before hibernating, black bears are focused on finding food. Durin
  
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• CBS Sports Announces 2018-19 College Basketball Schedule: How To Watch, Key Games

  11-10-2018 17:05
  Ryan Mayer
  New York, NY (CBS Local)- CBS Sports announced their full broadcast schedule for the 2018-19 college basketball season this morning. The network is set to air over 200 games across CBS, CBS Sports Network and its streaming services beginning in early November and stretching through the NCAA Tournament. The network is also set to broadcast the Final Four and National Championship Game for the 36th time. The lead broadcast team of Jim Nantz, Bill Raftery and Tracy Wolfson returns to lea
  
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• Activist Says Arkansas Sheriff Forced Inmates To Wear Nike Shirts To Mock Colin Kaepernick

  11-10-2018 16:50
  EL DORADO, Ark. (CBS Local) — A sheriff’s department in Arkansas allegedly forced people under arrest to wear Nike T-shirts for their mug shot, apparently to mock the sports apparel brand, as wella s former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
  Activist and columnist Shaun King posted a photo of 12 inmates wearing Nike shirts on Twitter and Facebook late Wednesday and claimed that Union County Sheriff Ricky Roberts was “putting Nike t-shirts on people they arrest an
  
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• Should Baltimore Arm School Officers? Here’s How To Weigh In On The Debate

  11-10-2018 16:32
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Parents, teachers and the community will have a chance to weigh in on a nationwide debate that’s come to head in Baltimore — should schools be arming their police officers?
  Baltimore City Schools will hold a  public forum Thursday night on the issue.
  It comes nearly a year after a shooting at Great Mills High School in southern Maryland and a number of other school shootings across the nation.
  Baltimore is the only school system in Maryland with its own s
  
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• Should Baltimore Arm School Officers? Community Weighed In On The Debate Thursday Night

  11-10-2018 16:32
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Parents, teachers and the community will have a chance to weigh in on a nationwide debate that’s come to head in Baltimore — should schools be arming their police officers?
  Baltimore City Schools held a public forum Thursday night on the issue. The school board talked about whether to ask the general assembly to allow school police to carry weapons inside school buildings.
  As of now, officers are required to keep their weapons in a secure place during school h
  
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• Steelers’ WR Antonio Brown Breaks Silence On Florida Lawsuits, Says Facts Will Prove His Innocence

  11-10-2018 16:29
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown says the two lawsuits filed against him in Florida contain “false claims.”
  According to NFL Insider Adam Schefter, Brown issued the following statement:
  “It has now been made public that two lawsuits containing false claims have been filed against me. The facts will soon come out that prove my innocence. My focus will remain on football and I will not let the cases serve as a distraction.”Antonio Br
  
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• Trump Signs Bills To Help Patients Stop Overpaying For Drugs

  11-10-2018 16:05
  WASHINGTON (AP) — Insurers will no longer be able to bar pharmacists from telling consumers when paying cash would be cheaper than using insurance for their prescriptions, as a result of bills signed Wednesday by President Donald Trump.
  The two bills had broad bipartisan support as a consumer-friendly move to correct “gag rules” that many viewed as an egregious business practice. One bill applies to private health insurance and the other to Medicare.
  The measures bar health pla
  
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• Police Investigating Man Shot In The Back In NW Baltimore

  11-10-2018 15:39
  BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) — A man was shot in the back overnight on Wednesday in Northwest Baltimore.
  Officers responded to the 3300 block of Milford Avenue at 11:46 p.m. for a reported shooting.
  Once they had arrived, the officers found a 21-year-old man with a gunshot wound to his back.
  The man was taken to an area hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
  Citywide Shooting detectives are asking anyone with information to contact them at 410-396-2221 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7LOCKU
  
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• How a rapper set up no shoot zones to stop Baltimore's bloodshed - Aljazeera.com

  11-10-2018 15:32 via aljazeera.com
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  How a rapper set up no shoot zones to stop Baltimore's bloodshed
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  Late on a Sunday evening in July 2017, rapper and former gang member Tyree Colion was stabbed in the neck in East Baltimore. Bleeding, the 42-year old pressed a t-shirt into his wound with one hand and launched a Facebook Live broadcast with the other ...
  
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• Feds Bust New York Man For Alleged Plot To Detonate Massive Bomb In D.C. On Election Day

  11-10-2018 15:32
  WASHINGTON — A New York man is facing charges he made a 200-pound bomb and planned to blow himself up in Washington, D.C., on Election Day. On Wednesday, FBI agents continued searching a home just north of New York City, where they discovered the device.
  Prosecutors say 56-year-old Paul Rosenfeld planned to detonate the explosive in Washington, hoping to kill himself and draw attention to his political beliefs.
  According to court papers, over the past two months, Rosenfeld allegedly s
  
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• Feds Bust Man For Alleged Plot To Detonate Massive Bomb In D.C. On Election Day

  11-10-2018 15:32
  WASHINGTON — A New York man is facing charges he made a 200-pound bomb and planned to blow himself up in Washington, D.C., on Election Day. On Wednesday, FBI agents continued searching a home just north of New York City, where they discovered the device.
  Prosecutors say 56-year-old Paul Rosenfeld planned to detonate the explosive in Washington, hoping to kill himself and draw attention to his political beliefs.
  According to court papers, over the past two months, Rosenfeld allegedly s
  
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• Ronald Reagan Hologram To Debut At Presidential Library

  11-10-2018 15:21
  SIMI VALLEY, Calif. (CBSLA/AP) — A smiling Ronald Reagan waves to a crowd from aboard a rail car during a 1984 campaign stop in a new hologram revealed Wednesday at the late president’s namesake library in Southern California.
  “We think we made a good beginning, but you ain’t seen nothin’ yet!” the high-tech digital resurrection of the nation’s 40th president exclaims in his steady voice, with a twinkle in his eye.
  Reagan, who died in 2004, also shows up
  
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• Postal Service Seeks Record Price Hikes To Bolster Falling Revenues

  11-10-2018 15:10
  (CNN) — The US Postal Service is asking for the biggest price jump on stamps in its history.
  Facing pressure from the Trump administration to address a revenue shortfall, the Postal Service on Wednesday proposed raising the price of 1-oz. letters from 50 cents to 55 cents, which would be a record nominal increase if approved. The price of each additional ounce would go down slightly.
  The request was made by the USPS’ board of governors, which has been operating on
  
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• Officials: Husband Of ‘Real Housewives Of New Jersey’ Star To Be Deported To Italy

  11-10-2018 15:10
  YORK, Pa. (CBSNewYork/AP) — Authorities say the husband of “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Teresa Giudice will be deported back to Italy once he’s released from prison next year.
  Giuseppe “Joe” Giudice appeared before an immigration court in York, Pennsylvania, via teleconference Wednesday. He can file an appeal by Nov. 9.
  Joe Giudice (2nd from L) and wife Teresa Giudice arrive for sentencing at federal court in Newark on Oct. 2, 2014 in Newark. (credit:
  
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• Harvey Weinstein Due Back In Court As Lawyers Seek To Have Sex Assault Charges Dropped

  11-10-2018 15:05
  NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Harvey Weinstein is due back in a Manhattan court as his lawyers seek to have some of the sexual assault charges against him dismissed.
  A court spokesperson says Judge James Burke is expected to deliver a partial ruling on their motion Thursday morning.
  In total, more than 75 women have come forward accusing the disgraced movie mogul of sexual abuse. He pleaded not guilty to six felony sex crimes based on allegations from three women.
  Weinstein’s attorney, Ben
  
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• Melania Trump Says She’s One Of The Most Bullied People In The World

  11-10-2018 14:49
  (CNN) — First lady Melania Trump claimed she is among the most bullied people in the world, which has led her to create her anti-bullying “Be Best” initiative.
  “I could say I’m the most bullied person on the world,” Trump told ABC News in an interview during her first major solo trip to Africa last week when asked what personally made her want to tackle the issue of cyberbullying.
  “You’re really the most bullied person in the world?” ABC News
  
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• Crash shuts down northbound side of JFX in Baltimore Thursday morning - Baltimore Sun

  11-10-2018 14:33 via baltimoresun.com
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  Crash shuts down northbound side of JFX in Baltimore Thursday morning
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  A multi-vehicle crash shut down all northbound lanes on the Jones Falls Expressway Thursday morning. The crash occurred on Interstate 83 near the Northern Parkway exit, snarling traffic in both directions. A backup on the northbound side stretched for ...and more »
  
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• Stop Apologizing, Baltimore: It's time to get to work - Baltimore Business Journal

  11-10-2018 14:04 via bizjournals.com
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  Stop Apologizing, Baltimore: It's time to get to work
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  Losing a football game shouldn't be so hard to take. But these days Baltimoreans are really looking for something to cheer about. The Ravens loss to the Cleveland Browns was another blow to a city that endured the Orioles' disastrous — historically ...
  
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• ID Cards To Help Undocumented Immigrants In Baltimore

  11-10-2018 13:20
  BALTIMORE (AP) — An identification card designed to help undocumented immigrants and other vulnerable people will soon be issued by Baltimore’s Catholic archdiocese.
  Baltimore’s mayor and Archbishop William Lori on Wednesday announced the launch of the parish identification cards. The IDs will be recognized by city agencies including the police.
  Mayor Catherine Pugh says the effort supports her administration’s goals to “build an inclusive city.”
  Officials say
  
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• Under Armour Signs 76ers Joel Embiid To An Endorsement Deal

  11-10-2018 12:50
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Under Armour has endorsed Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid. The Baltimore sports gear company reportedly signed Embiid to a five-year footwear and apparel deal.
  ESPN reports industry sources told him the average annual value is expected to make him the highest-paid center in the league.
  Embiid released a statement to the Under Armour website announcing the deal Wednesday.
  “This is about more than just basketball,” the statement read. “Today, I&rsquo
  
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• Street Named After Baltimore Clayworks - CBS Baltimore

  11-10-2018 12:10 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
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  Street Named After Baltimore Clayworks
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  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Almost exactly a year after re-opening it's doors, Baltimore Clayworks is thriving and now the street it sits on is named after it. It was named “Clayworks Way.” The company had shut down after filing for bankruptcy in July 2017.
  
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• Street Named After Baltimore Clayworks

  11-10-2018 12:10
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Almost exactly a year after re-opening it’s doors, Baltimore Clayworks is thriving and now the street it sits on is named after it.
  It was named “Clayworks Way.”
  The company had shut down after filing for bankruptcy in July 2017. A renaming ceremony Wednesday honored civic leaders and donors who helped save the business. It also featured summer camper, student and community arts displays, studio and “Welcome to the Clayborhood” exhibitio
  
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