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Vanessa described her daughter, Gianna, as a loving teen with a smile that filled her face, and who never left the house or came home with kissing her mother. 158

Video, photo show pregnant Chargers fan choked by Steelers fan during game in PittsburghAt one point during the altercation during a Steelers fan and two Chargers fans, video shows the Steelers fan’s hand around a pregnant woman's neck, appearing to choke her.READ THE FULL STORY 279

What's happening is people are looking at this as one item instead of looking at everything we are doing, lowering the rate, doubling the standard deduction, McCarthy told CNN. "You're better off with this." 207

We've been through this before, we lived through this same political theater in the 1990s, Prop. 187, three strikes your out, the fear of the other, we had people talking down, people walking past people, Gov. Newsom said. "We're better than that."ICE announced earlier this week that officials would conduct raids in 10 cities aimed at families in the country illegally. The raids, which will reportedly target about 140 people in Southern California, are aimed at those who have court-ordered removals and have ignored deportation orders."If you're here illegally, then you should be removed," acting head of ICE Mark Morgan told reporters Wednesday. "And in this case, that includes families."RELATED:Official: ICE to begin immigration raids in 10 cities on June 23Trump defends ICE raids in 10 major cities expected SundayMorgan added, "Our goal is not to separate families."About 2,000 migrant families in cities including Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York and San Francisco will be targeted, according to ICE. It's unknown if San Diego will be included.Cities like Los Angeles and Chicago have already said their police departments will not cooperate with ICE agents conducting the raids. Police have said they are worried fear of such raids will keep immigrants from reporting crimes in their communities. 1366

Two public meetings are scheduled for Thursday to discuss the sand-mining proposal. The first meeting, being held 2 p.m. at the County Administration Building, will be with the San Diego River Conservancy. The second meeting at 6 p.m. with the Lakeside Community Planning Group will be held at the Lakeside Community Center. 324