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Donald Trump says "I hate Taylor Swift!"
Former President Donald Trump took aim at Taylor Swift in a Truth Social post Sunday, declaring his distaste for the superstar after she endorsed his opponent, former Vice President Kamala Harris. "I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!" Trump wrote in the post.His announcement emerged online less than a week after Swift revealed publicly for the first time her plans to vote for Harris, the Democratic nominee in this year's presidential election. Her endorsement followed the first debate on Sept. 10 between Trump and Harris, which saw the two candidates face off during a televised showdown in Philadelphia that covered issues like abortion, immigration, the economy...
Trump "safe" after incident being investigated as assassination attempt
Former President Donald Trump is "safe and unharmed" after Secret Service agents engaged with a suspect pointing a high-powered rifle at the Florida golf course where Trump was golfing Sunday afternoon, officials said. The suspect fled but was later taken into custody. The FBI and U.S. Secret Service are investigating the incident, which the FBI said "appears to be an attempted assassination of former President Trump." "President Trump is safe following gunshots in his vicinity," Steven Cheung, Trump campaign communications director, said in a brief initial statement. Law enforcement officials confirmed that members of Trump's U.S. Secret Service detail opened fire at the...
Weatherford police investigate incident at high school homecoming dance
WEATHERFORD — A Saturday night homecoming dance at Weatherford High School took an unexpected turn, prompting a swift response from local law enforcement. According to the Weatherford Police Department, the incident unfolded around 8:43 p.m. when four off-duty officers providing security at the event witnessed an altercation between a school administrator and a 17-year-old student.The altercation reportedly began when the administrator confronted the student for using a THC vape device on the dance floor. The situation escalated into a fight, resulting in the student's arrest and removal from the building. The administrator sustained minor injuries.Shortly after, at approximately 8:48 p.m., officers...
"American workers should keep more of their own money," Vance says of Trump OT plan
Washington — Sen. JD Vance, the Republican nominee for vice president, said Sunday that former President Donald Trump's plan to eliminate taxes on overtime pay is reflective of the GOP belief that "American workers should keep more of their own money.""When you work over time in this country, beyond 40 hours, you get time-and-a-half," Vance said on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan." "And the President's saying, 'if you're one of those select hard workers that's really busting your rear end to try to make good in Kamala Harris' economy, then you should get a tax cut.'"The former president pledged...
North Texas to see sunshine and heat throughout the week
WHAT WE'RE TRACKING: Lots of sunshine and heat for the week aheadSunday morning kicked off warm and muggy, with temperatures in the low to mid-70s.If you're heading out to tailgate for the Dallas Cowboys' home opener against the New Orleans Saints, expect dry conditions and rapidly warming temperatures.By this afternoon, the heat index will climb into the upper 90s due to high humidity.An isolated shower or storm is possible this evening in our western and southern counties near a stalled boundary. However, DFW is expected to remain dry with a mix of sun and clouds.For the kids heading back to school...
Dallas ISD boosts security at school events following deadly shooting
DALLAS — Dallas ISD is stepping up their safety protocols to keep the community safe following a deadly shooting and multiple arrests for threats against schools in North Texas. This week, the district shifted the times and locations of several sports games and increased security at these events. Fans and families welcomed the changes, particularly during the long-standing South Dallas rivalry game between Lincoln High School and James Madison High School. "South Dallas showed up on both sides and I think it's a great thing," said Carvell Dangerfield, a teacher at Madison High School.Initially scheduled for 6 p.m. on Saturday at Kincaide...
Hillary Clinton on Harris' White House run, Trump's criminal conviction, and more
When singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell sang at the Grammy Awards earlier this year, the song that made her a star more than fifty years ago struck a different chord for at least one person watching.Hillary Rodham Clinton said, for her, it was almost like hearing "Both Sides Now" for the very first time: "I felt that, because when I first heard it, I had no idea what she was talking about. And then, of course, it happened to me, and to see love from both sides now, then to see life, all of the ups and the downs and the extraordinary...
Experts warn against vaccine skepticism
Thanks to all those shots in the arm, in the year 2000, measles in the United States was declared eliminated. But now, it's coming back, with measles cases reported from California to Vermont.One big reason: across the country in 2023, more families exempted their children from routine immunizations than ever before."There's never been a better time in human history to tackle an infectious disease than today," said Dr. Howard Markel, a medical historian, retired from the University of Michigan. "There's so many things we can do, from vaccines to antivirals to antibiotics. And yet, I am dumbfounded by the volume...
Harris and Trump have different visions in their plans for the economy and taxes
With the economy at the top of voters' concerns, Eye on Politics reporter Jack Fink compares the economic and tax plans proposed by Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. Plus, a passionate discussion after the debate over abortion and a victory for college students who challenged the Tarrant County Judge's proposal to remove early voting locations from their campuses. This and more in the latest episode of Eye on Politics (original air date: Sept 15, 2024).Different VisionsWhen it comes to their economic plans, Vice President Harris and former President Trump have different visions. Harris wants to increase...
Dallas police seek help to ID suspect after video shows violent assault on woman
DALLAS – Police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying a man who violently assaulted a woman in downtown Dallas in what appeared to be a random, unprovoked attack.Security camera footage from The Drakestone apartments shows the woman standing at the corner when a man approached quickly from behind and struck her in the head with what appears to be a pole. The woman collapsed immediately.The incident occurred around 1:15 p.m. at the corner of Elm Street and Field Street, according to Downtown Dallas, Inc.Dallas police, while asking for help, released images of the suspect on Saturday."The suspect appears to be a...
4 killed in I-45 crash; highway remains closed, says Dallas police
DALLAS — Four people are dead after a three-vehicle crash on Interstate 45, according to Dallas police. The collision, which occurred around 1 p.m., resulted in the closure of I-45 between Loop 12 and Simpson Stuart Road. The highway reopened after 9 p.m.A vehicle traveling north on I-45 collided with another vehicle. The first vehicle crossed the median, entered southbound traffic, hit two vehicles, then crashed into the guardrail and flipped, police said.Three people in the initial vehicle died at the scene, while a driver in one of the southbound vehicles died at the hospital, police said. The condition of a second southbound driver, who also went to the hospital, wasn't immediately known.The investigation is ongoing, according to police. CBS News Texas will provide further updates as more information becomes available.
Dallas Arboretum kicks off two-day Hispanic Heritage Celebration
DALLAS – Hispanic Heritage Month starts Sept. 15, and the Dallas Arboretum got a head start Saturday, kicking off day one of the two-day Hispanic Heritage Celebration. It features various activities, events, and entertainment.The celebration featured food demonstrations from Chef Nico with Meso Maya. People learned how to make three different salsa recipes and could sample them as well.Live music greeted guests at the main garden, and inside, a mariachi band performance kicked off the signature Quinceañera Fashion Show Saturday morning. A record 42 teenage girls took part in the show, which celebrates their 15th birthday.People also learned about Hispanic...
North Texas faces sunny skies and heat next week
As we push through the weekend, prepare for a resurgence of summer heat. Temperatures managed to climb back into the mid to upper 90s on Saturday, accompanied by partly cloudy skies. Although the morning featured sunny skies, humidity will make it feel like the triple digits this afternoon. High clouds from Hurricane Ileana, located to our southwest, are streaming in and will linger throughout the day.Looking ahead, a few weather models are hinting at isolated showers and storms this weekend, but most of us will remain dry.Next week, high pressure will dominate our weather, ensuring plenty of sunshine and keeping afternoon temperatures comfortably in the mid 90s.Enjoy the bright and warm days ahead!
Jane's Addiction band members get into fight at Boston show
BOSTON - Members of the alternative band Jane's Addiction were seen fighting onstage at their show in Boston Friday night.Fight caught on videoIt happened at the band's show at Leader Bank Pavilion. Video shows lead singer Perry Farrell and guitarist Dave Navarro yelling and confronting each other in the middle of a song, shoving each other before Farrell throws a punch at Navarro. Another man then jumps between them, breaking up the fight. The concert ended early after that."There is a call back I guess to a classic rock-type attitude mentality of being a bad boy and all that. Kind...
DirecTV, Disney reach agreement, restoring channels
DirecTV and the Walt Disney company have reached an agreement in principle, returning Disney's channels to DirecTV consumers. The parties are still working to finalize a new, multi-year contract, according to a joint news release on Saturday from the two companies. The channels, including ESPN, Disney, ABC stations and streaming services including Hulu, been immediately restored. The channels have been dark for millions of DirecTV customers since Sept. 1. DirecTV has 11.3 million customers, CBS News previously reported. The dispute focused on the carriage fees that DirecTV pays to Disney. DirecTV accused Disney of "taking an anti-consumer approach" by demanding a new deal...
Rare copy of U.S. Constitution is up for auction. It could sell for millions.
Treasures long forgotten by history have been uncovered beneath the surface in underground digs or hidden away in attics or storage spaces. In the case of a rare document nearly 237 years old, it was in a nondescript squat metal filing cabinet that had been sitting discarded and gathering dust in an eastern North Carolina home for who knows how long.Two years ago, a property was being cleared out in Edenton, North Carolina when a rare copy of the U.S. Constitution was found. The rare piece of American history — the only U.S. Constitution of its kind thought to be in...
North Texas police chiefs and sheriff address smoke shop concerns after undercover raids
NORTH TEXAS – This week the CBS News Texas I-Team took you inside the investigation of smoke shops in Allen.Part 1 showed how undercover officers and a teenage volunteer bought products at several stores. Part 2 explored the lab results, parent complaints, and the raids that took place in late August.Allen's police chief says this is not just an issue in his city, and his counterparts agree. This video shows a candid conversation between Allen Police Chief Steve Dye, McKinney Police Chief Joe Ellenburg, Frisco Police Chief David Shilson, Richardson Police Chief Gary Tittle, and Collin County Sheriff Jim Skinner. Watch the entire unedited discussion here:
Arlington threats reawakened unhealed wounds, concerns from deadly shooting
ARLINGTON – Arlington Police called threats posted on social media this week terroristic and arrested three people. The unlawful threats, prank or otherwise, sent a jolt of concern to some students at Bowie High School."You want to make sure that students are safe. So, when we got the email, I was kind of puzzled about it," Dr. Arthur Drake said. "At the same time, I know that this school works hard to keep our students safe so I wasn't too perplexed about it. But I was concerned."Drake, a former education administrator in DFW, said he got emails from Bowie High School...
Video shows woman being assaulted in unprovoked attack in downtown Dallas
DALLAS – A woman was violently assaulted in downtown Dallas on Thursday afternoon in what appeared to be a random attack, officials said.The incident occurred around 1:15 p.m. at the corner of Elm Street and Field Street, according to Downtown Dallas, Inc.Security camera footage from The Drakestone apartments shows the woman standing at the corner when a man approached quickly from behind and struck her in the head with what appears to be a pole. The woman collapsed immediately.Downtown Dallas, Inc. reported that its security officers arrived on the scene within minutes of the attack."We're horrified by this unprovoked attack," said Downtown Dallas Inc. President and CEO Jennifer Scripps. "We are praying for the victim's recovery and working with law enforcement to locate the attacker."Dallas police confirmed the assault and said the investigation is continuing."Our partners at Dallas City Hall share in our outrage, and we will work together to ensure downtown remains a safe place for all residents, workers and visitors," Scripps said. "We have zero tolerance for violent crime."The woman was taken to the hospital following the attack. Her current condition is not known.
Experts advise parents on easing kids' anxiety over school shooting threats
NORTH TEXAS — Whether the threat of school violence is real or a social media hoax, experts warn the stress is taking a toll on students."When they're worried about their own safety and constantly being reminded of threats, it's going to be really hard to focus and learn the material," said Dr. Nicholas Westers, a psychologist with Children's Health in Dallas and an associate professor at UT Southwestern Medical Center.So what should parents do?"I think, for a lot of parents, the initial reaction is to reassure and say, 'You're going to be okay. You're safe. There's nothing to worry about...
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