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The floor gently rocked as if a big truck went by, Wilson said. "It then amplified in waves and the whole room started shaking. The building is from the 1930s and just survived a big earthquake, so I knew I would be OK." 220

The lawsuit, brought under the Freedom of Information Act, touched on the larger question of the US government's position on the nearly 800,000 young undocumented immigrants protected by the DACA program. 204

The President of the San Diego Chiefs’ and Sheriff’s Associatio, Chief Roxana Kennedy, sent out a news release Wednesday evening listing departments throughout the county that have ended the use of the carotid restraint. See the list below: · Carlsbad Police Department· Chula Vista Police Department· Coronado Police Department· El Cajon Police Department· Escondido Police Department· La Mesa Police Department· National City Police Department· Oceanside Police Department· San Diego Community College Police Department· San Diego County Sheriff’s Department· San Diego Harbor Police Department· San Diego Police Department· San Diego State University Police Department· San Diego Unified School District Police Department· University of San Diego Police Department10News is waiting for replies from the other departments. 824

The NSTB wants to locate every piece of the damaged engine and then rebuild it.The engine cowling was found about 65 miles northwest of Philadelphia.Residents have reported some debris but no "internal components" have been recovered yet.Once they have all the pieces, a team will lay them all down on a hangar's floor and piece it back together, Sumwalt said."We are still in the very beginning stations of looking for what we need," he said. 443

The new case marks the 27th time a Russian has been charged with a crime related to 2016 election interference or by Mueller, whose mandate is to investigate those crimes.In another open case, the Justice Department indicted 12 Russian military intelligence officers for hacking the Democratic Party and the Hillary Clinton campaign and spreading those documents online to influence the election. A 26th Russian national was indicted in June alongside now-convicted former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort for alleged witness tampering.Typically, criminal cases against Russian nationals hang in the court system with no progress after the initial charge, because the European nation does not extradite its citizens to the US when they are charged. The cases in effect allow the US to "name and shame" defendants, as court-watchers call the practice. The defendants are unlikely to ever appear in US court.Russian company Concord Management and Catering's not guilty plea in the election propaganda case was an unusual pushback on these types of indictments. Concord's US-based attorneys are fighting the conspiracy charge and have so far unsuccessfully attempted to use the court to challenge Mueller's work and to gather information about the investigators' tactics. 1273