Mail theft suspect arrested in South SF with drugs and burglary tool

Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 06:01:55 GMT

Mail theft suspect arrested in South SF with drugs and burglary tool (KRON) -- A mail theft suspect was arrested in South San Francisco Tuesday, according to the South San Francisco Police Department. The suspect was arrested in the city's Buri Buri neighborhood. Teen girls nabbed after San Francisco business ransacked At the time of the arrest, the suspect had drugs, a pipe and a burglary tool in their possession. The suspect was already on probation for burglary and had an outstanding warrant for their arrest, according to police.The suspect was booked into jail.

California school districts to improve food quality for students

Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 06:01:55 GMT

California school districts to improve food quality for students (KRON) -- School districts in California are spending around $15 billion in state and federal funding to increase the quality of food for their students. The Farm to School programs will be used to improve the health of students through food-based education and access to healthy food options, according to the California Department of Food and Agriculture. The use of more California grown or produced food will in turn support the state's agriculture and food industry. San Francisco high school faces teacher shortage as new school year starts In Vacaville, students can now choose between organic yogurt and chipotle chilaquiles. In Humboldt County, fish, acorns and berries are on the menu. The state is offering a program that provides free breakfast, lunch and snacks to all students regardless of their income status. Cafeteria workers will now have to train at the Culinary Institute of America. California schools serve hundreds of millions of meals each year.

Howard Co. inmate on the loose after escaping transport van

Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 06:01:55 GMT

Howard Co. inmate on the loose after escaping transport van A 38-year-old inmate escaped a transport van in Howard County, Maryland, on Wednesday morning, police say.Randy Morris, who was incarcerated for burglary, escaped at around 8:30 a.m. near Dorsey Run Road and Route 32, according to a social media post from Howard County police.Morris is described as 5 feet, 9 inches tall and 130-140 pounds. He’s bald and has a beard.He was last seen wearing a white shirt and blue shorts. Police said he’s not wearing handcuffs or shackles.Around 8:30am police were notified that a Dept of Corrections inmate, incarcerated for burglary, escaped a transport van in the area of Dorsey Run Rd/32. Police are searching on foot and with drones, with the help of neighboring jurisdictions, including Anne @AACOPD & @MDSP. 1/2 pic.twitter.com/cxCl3sIxU1— Howard County Police Department (@HCPDNews) August 16, 2023Maryland State Police are leading the search for Morris, with Anne Arundel County and Howard County officers assisting them. Police said th...

Pakistan coach Grant Bradburn wants to see his team play an aggressive brand of cricket

Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 06:01:55 GMT

Pakistan coach Grant Bradburn wants to see his team play an aggressive brand of cricket ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan coach Grant Bradburn wants to see his team play an aggressive brand of cricket when it starts the build-up for the World Cup with a three-match ODI series against Afghanistan next week.The series begins in Sri Lanka on Aug. 22, followed by the Asia Cup in Pakistan and Sri Lanka before the World Cup in India, starting on Oct. 5.“We’re not looking to sit back and wait for bowlers to bowl badly, we’re looking to be aggressive,” Bradburn said in Lahore on Wednesday, a day before the team departs for Sri Lanka. “We’re training to use our skills. We’re looking to use those skills in the game. It’s not a request from coaches to players, it’s a necessity for them to be in the team because that’s the way the game is moving forward globally … above all, we want to play winning cricket.”Pakistan hasn’t played white-ball cricket since last hosting New Zealand for the ODI series in April, but most of the players selected for the series against Afghanistan are presently ...

Jeff Brohm is back home coaching Louisville with much expected of the Cardinals in first year

Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 06:01:55 GMT

Jeff Brohm is back home coaching Louisville with much expected of the Cardinals in first year LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Jeff Brohm embraces the high expectations of coaching Louisville because he helped established its success as a quarterback and assistant.Now that he’s finally taking over his alma mater, his bar for the Cardinals might be raised even higher.Nearly five years after turning down overtures to focus on building Purdue into an eventual Big Ten runner-up, Brohm is back in the Derby City. He replaces Scott Satterfield, now at Cincinnati, and his eight months of transition have been promising. But given his rich history with the program, an impressive resume with Western Kentucky and the Boilermakers, and inheriting an eight-win, bowl-winning squad that received votes in the preseason AP Top 25, the honeymoon period might be shorter for him than another coach.It comes with the territory, especially one he’s very familiar with.“Without question, coming here is another challenge,” said Brohm, who still ranks in the top 10 in many passing categories at Louis...

Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman enters 2nd season with revised blueprint for success

Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 06:01:55 GMT

Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman enters 2nd season with revised blueprint for success SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Marcus Freeman believes there is no substitute for experience.In his second season as Notre Dame’s coach, the 37-year-old Freeman intends to prove it by avoiding the early-season miscues that proved so costly last year.“I had a blueprint based on other individuals’ experiences being a head coach,” he said. “I gathered my own ideas, but I’d never done it. This year, you can make enhancements based on your own personal experience.”In 2022, the Fighting Irish fell from a preseason ranking of No. 5 and wound up unranked following season-opening losses to No. 2 Ohio State and Marshall. A few weeks later, Notre Dame lost to Stanford — a team that won only three games all season. Freeman rebounded and led Notre Dame to a 6-1 finish, but for the first time since 2016, the Fighting Irish failed to win at least 10 games.This year, they start at No. 13 with a schedule laced with trap games around a handful of top-10 foes.But those tough lessons from 2022 should he...

USA Basketball’s coaching staff for this year’s World Cup is a star-studded mix

Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 06:01:55 GMT

USA Basketball’s coaching staff for this year’s World Cup is a star-studded mix ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The players and coaches on USA Basketball’s roster for the World Cup that starts next week are in possession of a combined 16 NBA championship rings.The breakdown of those rings: Coaches 15, Players 1.Make no mistake, there are some rising star players on this U.S. roster: Anthony Edwards, Tyrese Haliburton, Brandon Ingram and Jaren Jackson Jr. have already been All-Stars, Jalen Brunson should be one soon, Jackson Jr. is the reigning NBA defensive player of the year and Paolo Banchero is the NBA rookie of the year.But the biggest names in terms of star power might be the guys who’ll wear polo shirts, not jerseys. The U.S. assembled an All-Star coaching staff for this tournament, with Golden State’s Steve Kerr leading a group that has the Los Angeles Clippers’ Tyronn Lue, Miami’s Erik Spoelstra and Gonzaga’s Mark Few as his assistants.“It’s kind of cool to step away from our regular teams and come to another team setting where we all have to fig...

Fresh look at DNA from Oetzi the Iceman traces his roots to present day Turkey

Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 06:01:55 GMT

Fresh look at DNA from Oetzi the Iceman traces his roots to present day Turkey NEW YORK (AP) — Oetzi the Iceman has a new look. Decades after the famous glacier mummy was discovered in the Italian Alps, scientists have dug back into his DNA to paint a better picture of the ancient hunter.They determined that Oetzi was mostly descended from farmers from present day Turkey, and his head was balder and skin darker than what was initially thought, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal Cell Genomics.Oetzi, who lived more than 5,000 years ago, was frozen into the ice after he was killed by an arrow to the back. His corpse was preserved as a “natural mummy” until 1991, when hikers found him along with some of his clothing and gear — including a copper ax, a longbow and a bearskin hat. Since then, many researchers have worked to uncover more about the mummy, which is displayed at the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology in Bolzano, Italy.An earlier draft of Oetzi’s genome was published in 2012. But ancient DNA research has advanced since then, so scient...

Several coaches leading teams at the World Cup have NBA or North American ties

Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 06:01:55 GMT

Several coaches leading teams at the World Cup have NBA or North American ties Some of the World Cup coaches with ties to the NBA or North America:___TIM CONEAssistant coach, PhilippinesCone is a national coaching legend in the Philippines, a winner of more than two dozen league championships during his career there. He’s Oregon-born, like U.S. assistant Erik Spoelstra of the Miami Heat — who has deep ties to the Philippines since it’s his mother’s homeland. Cone served as an assistant on the Heat staff at NBA Summer League in 2022.ROY RANAHead coach, EgyptThe Canadian coach was previously an assistant for Sacramento.GORDON HERBERTHead coach, GermanyBorn in Canada, Herbert played college basketball in Idaho and was a Toronto assistant for one season. He’ll be assisted at the World Cup by Orlando assistant Bret Brielmaier.ROYAL IVEYHead coach, South SudanA veteran of 10 NBA seasons, Ivey will lead South Sudan into the World Cup.TOM HOVASSEHead coach, JapanThe Colorado-born Hovasse played in two NBA games in 1994, had a long stint playing in Japan, led the Japan...

Un fallo en el sistema bancario les permitió a clientes del Bank of Ireland retirar dinero que no tenían

Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 06:01:55 GMT

Un fallo en el sistema bancario les permitió a clientes del Bank of Ireland retirar dinero que no tenían (CNN) — Una falla técnica hizo que durante varias horas los clientes de uno de los bancos más grandes de Irlanda pudieran retirar fondos que no tenían.La falla, ocurrida este martes y resuelta en la aplicación y el sitio web del Bank of Ireland (BOI), significaba que las personas podían transferir hasta € 1.000 (US$ 1.090) a una cuenta digital y luego retirar esa suma de un cajero automático, incluso si no había fondos suficientes en sus cuentas, informó The Irish Times.El BOI pidió disculpas por el incidente, en el que se formaron colas mientras la gente se apresuraba a explotar la falla, y que también significó que algunos clientes no pudieran acceder a sus cuentas.Un banco depositó por error US$ 120.000 a una pareja; mira qué hicieron con el dineroPero el banco también advirtió que los fondos transferidos y retirados, incluso “sobre los límites normales… serán debitados de su cuenta”.“Nos disculpamos sinceramente por los inconvenientes que causó esta interrupción; sabemos q...