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The simple design was meant to have broad appeal.“It was just one of those things that they ... (wanted to) make sure that it's very simple and gender neutral and a stripe was the easiest, most simple way to do that,” explains Teri Burke, director of patient apparel at Northfield, Illinois-based Medline Industries. They first introduced the blankets in the late 1960s as hospital births were on the rise. Since then, little has changed. Not even the color scheme. “They have not. Same old, same colors, the same spacing between the stripes. We have specs that outline that exact design," Burke says. "So, they fundamentally have not changed."Medline Industries sells nearly 2 million Kuddle-Up blankets a year and estimates that one in four babies is swaddled in it. “We have several infant blankets, but this is by far the most popular and the most iconic,” Burke says.For the Berrys, the iconic blanket is a familiar reminder that they’ve been through this before."There absolutely has to be some psychological type of comfort when you see the children wrapped in that same blanket," Scott Berry says.And while the 30-by-40-inch blanket is perfect for swaddling newborns, Medline says it isn’t available for big babies just yet. 1232

The protests, which turned into violent clashes at times, took place just blocks from crowds who had gathered to watch Trump's July Fourth speech and fireworks displays on the National Mall.Led by activist Joey Johnson, a group from the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA, linked arms and set an American flag on fire outside as they chanted, "America was never great." The Secret Service intervened quickly to extinguish the fire."Burn, baby, burn," the protesters chanted.In a news release before the event, Johnson said he was leading the protest because "I'm going to be speaking to the people of the world letting them know that there are people inside the borders of this country who stand with the people of the world."After the flag was extinguished, Johnson's group clashed with a group of pro-Trump protesters, who began chanting, "Trump 2020." The two groups traded chants and scuffles that occasionally turned violent.Multiple protesters, including Johnson, were escorted from the scene in handcuffs by the Secret Service. A news release after the event from the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA, said Johnson was among those arrested.Among the protesters were members of the Proud Boys, a far-right group with ties to white nationalism. 1252

The San Diego Police Department told 10News they will be addressing the recommendations at a public meeting later this month.10News asked San Diego City Councilmember Monica Montgomery about her thoughts on the newly released internal police documents. In a statement, she wrote, "I am pleased that local law enforcement agencies are complying with SB 1421. This is a huge win for transparency and accountability as records are being released relating to police use of force and misconduct. This is a step in the right direction for helping to rebuild trust between our law enforcement officers and our communities of concern." 628

The Tijuana River Valley bill package from Vargas, Davis, Peters and Levin is expected to outline potential solutions to the ongoing problems.Details on the legislation were not released ahead of Monday’s announcement. 218

The vehicle landed in the Crystal Ford Lincoln parking lot, hitting a total of four cars. One was a Lincoln Navigator that was just traded."It was a Christmas miracle, you know, for it to happen with that amount of people and nobody to get hurt seriously," said Bruce Azevedo, the sales manager. "We had customers that were over here to the right, some customers that were behind me, and some customers also over here to the left. We had 15 to 20 people on the lot at the time."The driver received medical treatment, but no one else was injured.This story was originally published by staff at WFTS. 598