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Jan 14, 2021 BORING, Ore. (AP) — A line formed out the door during the lunch rush at the Carver Hangar, a family-owned restaurant and sports bar, and waitresses zipped in and out of the kitchen trying to keep up with orders as customers backed up in the lobby. Indoor dining has been banned in much of Oregon for nearly two months, but the eatery 20 miles southeast of Portland was doing a booming business — and an illegal one. The restaurant’s owners, Bryan and Liz Mitchell, fully reopened ...

BORING, Ore. (AP) — A line formed out the door during the lunch rush at the Carver...

country are addicted to drugs or alcohol. that according to one recent estimate. that is nearly the population of the state of texas. so tonight in a special report, we sit down with interventionist jody gammal. she helps families addicted to drugs or alcohol who gets help. she saves young souls who are hooked. >> as the sun sets on the scenic waterways of annapolis, a darker side to life in marylands capitol city emerges. drug dealers, many selling crack cocaine come out on a street c...

antichrist. that they would hold kpaultive positions in gods new kingdom. the issue here is, did he know what he was saying? does he believe he is the antichrist? does he believe he was meant to battle the antichrist? does that man you are seeing on the screen know what he was doing? did he know at the time that what he was doing was wrong? he has had -- his defense has brought up experts who said he did not know what he was doing, he was so mentally ill at the time that he kidnapped e...

months to review cases that had been deemed deemed -- a city wide audit of rape cases find that about half the victims were told they had no case. if not for this audit they never would have been investigated. >> this is an credible issue that i think we needed significant help on and were getting it. >> reporter: in june the baltimore sun found the number of unfounded rapes in the city was the highest in the nation. victims started speaking out. immediately the police commissioner sto...

they want the state government to make the transit a higher priority than things like the bart airport connector. >> keep the buses running, quit harming those who need the buses the most, the elderly, the seniors, the students. >> reporter: but just hours before the rally began, they won a bitter sweet victory. they ruled the drivers will be forced to pick up part of their health care costs, a move that will save the agency $38 million and stop another round of cuts that would have el...

they want the state government to make the transit a higher priority than things like the bart airport connector. >> keep the buses running, quit harming those who need the buses the most, the elderly, the seniors, the students. >> reporter: but just hours before the rally began, they won a bitter sweet victory. they ruled the drivers will be forced to pick up part of their health care costs, a move that will save the agency $38 million and stop another round of cuts that would have el...

not soon forget. >> the stampede came from the transit point and came straight at us. it was really scary. they were screaming and yelling. >> reporter: miranda was one of the many metro rail passengers caught up in a huge brawl involving 70 teenagers. >> a station manager started yelling at us to run away as fast as we could. >> reporter: the fight began at the gallery place station at 11:00 p.m. friday. it continued on a rail car. billy was another innocent bystander. >> there was fi...

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