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They left behind a big mess across the entire neighborhood.  Up the street, 10news found an even bigger pile of trash, collected from a trail of discarded items."It's sad. Just sad," said Haase.That other pile included mattresses, chairs and another couch.                  "It's turned it into a homeless camp or something like that," said Haase.On the Nextdoor app, neighbors have vented about the incident and prior examples of dumping."People in this neighborhood are good people and don't deserve this. This is not our neighborhood," said Haase.If you have any information, call the Rancho San Diego sheriff's station at 619-660-7090. 709

Trump tweeted Monday morning: “Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador were not able to do the job of stopping people from leaving their country and coming illegally to the U.S. We will now begin cutting off, or substantially reducing, the massive foreign aid routinely given to them.” 281

Those include "the hot topics that pastoral teams touch every day that can be controversial that can lead to picket lines, to protests," he said. "You never know what you're going to engage on a Sunday-to-Sunday basis, and doing nothing was not an option." 256

There they found Wahhaj and Lucas Morten, heavily armed and with a cache of weapons and ammo, the sheriff's office said.The 11 children -- ranging in age from 1 to 15 -- and three women: Hujrah Wahhaj, 38; Subhannah Wahhaj, 35; and Jany Leveille, 35, were inside a trailer buried in the ground and covered in plastic.Morten has been charged with harboring a fugitive in addition to the 11 counts of child abuse faced by all the adults.The children were taken into protective custody and later turned over to the New Mexico Children Youth and Families Department.Abdul, however, is still missing. Authorities said there was reason to believe he was at the compound a "few weeks ago." 682

This was our first trip via an airplane. Fred has traveled several thousands of miles in my vehicle but this was the first time in the air, Fred's handler Ronica Froese said.Froese has trained Fred to be a therapy and a service horse. Fred, who lives in Western Michigan, is housebroken and is frankly more well-trained than most dogs."I spent a year of my life training this horse extensively for what he has, and I was totally prepared for everything," Froese said.Froese put months of work preparing for Fred's trip, which included two flights each way."We left in the afternoon, we flew from Grand Rapids, we connected in Dallas and we went to Ontario, California," Froese said."I purchased two first-class seats in bulkhead seating, I paid an arm and a leg for tickets, but I did so because it was Fred's first time and I wanted him to be comfortable," Froese said. "I wanted him to have the most room." Other than the expected gawking, the trip went without a hitch."Everyone was sweet as pie, TSA was amazing. The experience was way better than I actually anticipated," Froese said.With talks of potentially stricter regulations from the 1145

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