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State authorities announced this week that Salamoni was justified in shooting Sterling outside the Baton Rouge convenience store, and that no charges would be brought against him or Lake.The fatal encounter between the two white police officers and Sterling, a black man, helped spur renewed Black Lives Matter protests across the nation.Previously released cell phone video showed Sterling, 37, pinned to the ground by the officers before he was shot.Police said they believed Sterling was reaching for a gun. The Justice Department said in May that evidence couldn't prove or disprove that Sterling was reaching for a weapon, and that Sterling had a loaded .38-caliber handgun in his pocket.As the officers awaited word on their future, Salamoni's attorney said he thought department leaders decided to fire his client months ago."No matter what evidence we give them (at the hearing), they're not going to listen. It doesn't matter what we present to them -- they're going to fire him," attorney John McLindon said.That comment came against a backdrop in which Paul's boss -- Mayor Sharon Weston Broome -- is on record as saying she believes Salamoni's firing is warranted. She told reporters Tuesday she hadn't wavered "on what I have said in the past.""I will stand by what I have said," she said. 1302

The AAP released guidance last month discussing the physical, emotional and mental benefits of returning to in-person classes and offered suggestions for how districts could make safety plans. Including wearing masks, bringing lunch from home, keeping kids socially distant in classrooms and limiting classroom-to-classroom movement. Their guidance was based on information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.The guidance kicked off a discussion on the national level about whether students should return to schools or continue virtual learning this fall.Wednesday, President Trump said he strongly believes schools should re-open to in-person learning. The president also said he thought the guidance from the CDC was too high of a barrier to schools re-opening. The CDC announced Thursday they would not be changing their guidelines at this time. 865

Students will have exclusive access to the park at 5050 Guymon St. during school hours; it will open to residents after school and during breaks. 145

Some migrants have been trying to present themselves to United States immigration authorities for asylum, but the U.S. only processes 100 asylum applications a day, leaving thousands on the waiting list. 203

So what about the thousands of other complaints the Humane Society points to at Petland locations across the country? " We sell 1,600 puppies a year," Fausett says. "And very few of those — maybe 1 or 2 percent — have illnesses and have mortality, which is even lower than that."Las Vegas Animal Control investigated the Maltese puppy on November 19. Their report states "no violations observed regarding failure to provide medical" attention but Las Vegas Metro Police say their animal cruelty unit does have an open investigation regarding that puppy.Veterinary experts say far too many pet store puppies get sick because they often come from puppy mills, large commercial breeders concentrated in the midwest that are infamous for inhumane conditions. Industry medical professionals say illness spreads when puppies are transported from the breeders. And even if a vet clears a dog when it arrives, many conditions are still incubating so symptoms may not show up for days or even weeks. "If they can't find their new best friend at the shelter or with one of the rescue groups ... do their research to find a responsible breeder," Carpenter says. "And part of that would be knowing where the puppy came from, where it was born and raised."For any dog or cat purchased from a pet store, before the sale is complete, Nevada law requires the store to disclose the name and address of the breeder and any other dealer who may be involved. 1446

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