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Thank you, God, for keeping us safe once again. We got to experience another terrible #earthquake, this time during a location scout, he wrote on Instagram. 156

that he's been waiting 11 years to know what happened to his cousin, Yasmin. She was thought to be a missing person until evidence suggested she may have been kidnapped."Why so many resources for this case?" he said of the Smollett investigation. "No one was put in harm's way. No one was shot. No one was killed... You shouldn't have to be wealthy or famous or popular to get the attention of the Chicago Police Department's detective unit."Father Michael Pfleger, pastor at Saint Sabina Church and an activist on Chicago's South Side, took to Facebook to complain about the investigative manpower on the Smollett case.On the city's South and West sides, he wrote this week, "we have HUNDREDS of Unsolved cases of Children Shot and Killed, and parents can't even get a call back from a Detective." 798

stands out even more. As a pilot, safely navigating and landing on the lunar surface was a far bigger accomplishment than walking on it afterward. “The emotional moment was the landing… That, in my view, was… the emotional high. And the business of getting down the ladder to me was much less significant,” Armstrong 317

The 1,800 ft. walk will take the daredevil over the famed Pacific Ring of Fire."After spending years scouting and researching volcanoes, I fully realize why no one has ever attempted this feat: Mother Nature is extremely unpredictable. It is by far the most dangerous walk I have EVER attempted, and that alone makes it very intimidating,” said Wallenda. “I am pushing myself beyond my comfort zone by the feat itself, but I know that I am up to the challenge. I must admit, it is scary."Wallenda chose the Masaya because it's one of a few worldwide that has an "active lava lake.""I live my life about trying to inspire others, and in order to do that I have to push myself beyond my comfort zone," he said.The event will air on ABC.This story was originally published by staff at WFTS. 787

The 61-year-old Guzman has pleaded not guilty. If convicted of international drug trafficking, conspiring to murder rivals, gun charges and money laundering, he faces a sentence of life in prison.Given the defendant's violent history, Cogan has ordered that the jury be anonymous and partly sequestered. The names, addresses and places of employment of prospective jurors will be kept secret for the duration of a trial that could last four months.Jurors will even be transported to and from the courthouse by armed U.S. marshals."It's going to be tough picking a jury no matter what," said Paula Hannaford-Agor, director of the Center for Juries Studies at the National Center for State Courts.Defense attorney Eduardo Balarezo has argued that an anonymous jury "under armed guard" would be prejudicial to his client and "serve to bolster the government's proof by creating the impression that Mr. Guzman is guilty and dangerous."Guzman's defense team has also complained they have not had enough time to go over the voluminous evidence being presented against their client, including more than 100,000 audio recordings and recently received binders with 14,000 pages of new documents. 1186

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