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The incident began just before 7 a.m. when witnesses said a truck was traveling southbound on I-5 towards Mexico through the border checkpoint. 143

The goal of the Blue Alert is to protect the public and officers through efficient information dissemination and communication that results in quick and safe apprehension of suspect(s) when such attacks occur, according to the DPS website. 239

The Oklahoma protesters join teachers from Kentucky, Arizona and other states who have been fighting for better pay, education funding and working conditions. In West Virginia, teachers got a pay raise last month after going on an unprecedented nine-day strike.In Kentucky, teachers also protested in their state Capitol last week, upset by the passing of a controversial pension bill.The bill would affect new teachers and move them to a hybrid cash-balance plan rather than traditional pensions, and would limit new sick days that teachers can put toward their retirement. Senate Bill 151 is now at Gov. Matt Bevin's desk. Supporters of the bill said the changes are necessary to save the state's pension systems.While teachers were protesting the pension overhaul last week, the state Legislature passed changes to the tax system called House Bill 366.An analysis of that bill by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found that the measure would bring a huge tax cut for the richest 1% of residents, while the biggest tax increase would affect those making less than ,000 a year. A fellow with the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy described it as "a tax cut for Kentucky's richest people paired with a tax increase for the middle class and the poor."Bevin has until legislators return to session April 13 to sign the bill. 1340

The political spat with Washington has added to pressure on Turkey's currency, the lira, which has plunged against the dollar.Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accused the United States of stabbing Turkey in the back and on Tuesday called for a boycott of US electronics products.In June, Turkey imposed a first wave of tariffs on US exports, worth a total of .8 billion, in retaliation for President Donald Trump's initial tariffs on steel aluminum. The products targeted Wednesday are the same as in June."Turkey is not in favor of an economic war, but we cannot remain with no reaction if there is an attack on us," Ibrahim Kalin, a Turkish presidential spokesman, said Wednesday.The amount of products affected by the tariffs the two countries have imposed on one another are a relatively small part of the billion of goods they traded last year, according to US data.The lira strengthened for a second consecutive trading session on Wednesday, with gains for the day reaching 6% in morning trade in Europe. The currency is still down more than 35% against the dollar in 2018.The diplomatic dispute with the United States is just one of the factors that has hammered the Turkish currency.Investors have also been unnerved in recent weeks by a lack of action by the Turkish central bank, which shocked markets last month when it declined to hike interest rates in the face of rampant inflation.Critics said the decision smacked of interference by Erdogan, who indicated during the recent presidential campaign that he wanted more control over central bank policy and described interest rates as "the mother and father of all evil."Although Erdogan says he opposed interest rate hikes, he has not made a clear argument for why Turkey's central bank should keep rates low.The central bank announced a handful of marginal measures designed to reassure investors on Monday. But analysts are calling on the central bank to deploy much more of its firepower.One dollar bought just seven lira at one point this week, compared with fewer than four at the start of the year."No matter how much money we make it finishes because the prices are going up. Fruit and vegetable prices are going up," said Sevim Pektas, a housewife, told CNN this week. "I do not understand how retired people or people earning minimum wage can afford their rent." 2350

The idea was recently brought up by the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG), but nothing is set as it remains just an idea at this point. 147

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