Obqm Obama talks  gulf of mistrust  between police, communities
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A deadly fire at Angeles National Forest is renewing a push from California lawmakers for a U.S.-wide registry of convicted arsonists.Democratic Sens. Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein introduced legislation Thursday that would establish the registry. It complements a similar bill backed by Reps. Mary Bono Mack, a Republican, and Adam Schiff, a Democrat, which has been in a House Judiciary subcommittee since March.Currently,  caneca stanley only three states maintain a database of convicted arsonists: California, Illinois and Montana. Investigators acknowledge that a nationwide registry would help them solve  kubki stanley only a small percentage of arsons, but many still consider the investment worthwhile, particularly for keeping tabs on serial arsonists.                                   stanley cup        It s not going to solve every arson-related thing. It s not meant to do that,  said William Soqui, chief of the fire department in Cathedral City, California, which is about 110 miles  180 kilometers  east of Los Angeles.  It s meant to give investigators another tool, to help them narrow down the list of suspects and to keep track of these people who have been convicted of a crime. The fire near Los Angeles began on Aug. 26 and is still burning.         It destroyed 89 houses and killed two firefighters when their truck plunged down a ravine as they fled the flames. Investigators say the cause of the fire was arson. Sadly, this isn t the first time an arsonist has set a wildfire in California that took innocent

Obqm Obama talks  gulf of mistrust  between police, communities
The CIA has intelligence tha stanley water bottle t substantiates an assessment that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to a U.S. official familiar with the intelligence.The official declined to characterize the confidence level of the CIA s assessment. A separate U.S. off stanley botella icial told CBS News Friday that U.S. intelligence has  high confidence  in its assessment that bin Salman ordered the killing -- an assessment based on an understanding of how Saudi Arabia operates.Neither official indicated that there is direct evidence linking bin Salman to the killing mdash; including on the day of the incident.                                        The CIA s assessment regarding the death of Khashoggi, who wrote for The Washington Post, was first reported by news outlets Friday, including The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journaland The Associated Press. According to sources cited in the publications, the CIA s assessment appeared to be largely based on the control held by bin Salman. In other words, the murder could not have been carried out without the knowledge of bin Salman, often referred to by his initials, MBS.MBS has denied any involvement in Khashoggi s killing.        The CIA declined to comment. U.S. intelligence officials told CBS News that intelligence agencies believe the killing was premeditated.President Trump told reporters Saturday morning that he hadn stanley cup  t been briefed on the assessment yet. He later spok Bktw Arnold Adds Schultz To Team
A deadly fire at Angeles National Forest is renewing a push from California lawmakers for a U.S.-wide registry of convicted arsonists.Democratic Sens. Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein introduced legislation Thursday that would establish the registry. It complements a similar bill backed by Reps. Mary Bono Mack, a Republican, and Adam Schiff, a Democrat, which has been in a House Judiciary subcommittee since March.Currently,  caneca stanley only three states maintain a database of convicted arsonists: California, Illinois and Montana. Investigators acknowledge that a nationwide registry would help them solve  kubki stanley only a small percentage of arsons, but many still consider the investment worthwhile, particularly for keeping tabs on serial arsonists.                                   stanley cup        It s not going to solve every arson-related thing. It s not meant to do that,  said William Soqui, chief of the fire department in Cathedral City, California, which is about 110 miles  180 kilometers  east of Los Angeles.  It s meant to give investigators another tool, to help them narrow down the list of suspects and to keep track of these people who have been convicted of a crime. The fire near Los Angeles began on Aug. 26 and is still burning.         It destroyed 89 houses and killed two firefighters when their truck plunged down a ravine as they fled the flames. Investigators say the cause of the fire was arson. Sadly, this isn t the first time an arsonist has set a wildfire in California that took innocent