Patrick Stewart To Reprise Iconic Picard Role In New 'Star Trek' Series
CBS announced Saturday that Patrick Stewart will reprise his iconic role of Jean-Luc Picard in a new "Star Trek" series. It will be streamed on CBS All Access.
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CBS announced Saturday that Patrick Stewart will reprise his iconic role of Jean-Luc Picard in a new "Star Trek" series. It will be streamed on CBS All Access.
The suspect, 47-year-old Raul Vega, is considered armed and dangerous. He could be driving a silver 2002 Honda Accord.
The president tweeted that anchor Don Lemon was "the dumbest man on television" but that he "made Lebron look smart, which isn't easy to do."
The clerk was stabbed in the abdomen with a knife after confronting the suspects in the parking lot.
The three Marines are expected to survive. One man was arrested.
The two fires are threatening 9,000 homes and have charred an area five times the size of San Francisco.
Detectives believe the victim may have been accidentally left in the car for an unknown amount of time. The driver of that car was detained for questioning.
The deputy was on bicycle patrol when she was struck. She is expected to survive.
It was felt as far east as Palm Desert and south to Idyllwild, according to the USGS.
Police are looking for a pair of thieves caught on security camera stealing a handful of phones from a T-Mobile store in Garden Grove, damaging it on the process.
Davis Moreno-Jaime, 19, was taken into custody on the CSUN campus Friday at about 12:30 p.m. in connection with alleged sexual assaults that happened from April 2017 to July of this year.
After the suspect was shot, he fled to his home and then kept police at bay for hours.
Judge John Bates, an appointee of former President George W. Bush, called President Trump's decision to end the program "arbitrary and capricious."
A federal judge called the Trump administration's slowness to track down migrant parents it had separated from their children and then deported "unacceptable," saying the responsibility is "100%" on the government.
Queried on what he'd say to Trump if they were face to face, LeBron was quick to say, "I would never sit across from him."
