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United Airlines is sending layoff warnings to 36,000 employees, nearly half its U.S. staff. It's the clearest signal yet of how deeply the COVID-19 pandemic is hurting the airline industry. United officials said Wednesday that they still hope to limit the number of layoffs by offering early retirement, but they have to send notices this month to comply with a law requiring that workers get 60 days' notice ahead of mass job cuts. The furloughs would include 11,000 flight attendants, 11,000 customer service and gate agents, 5,500 maintenance workers and 2,250 pilots. United officials said the notices cover 45% of its U.S. employees.Air travel in the U.S. dropped about 95% by mid-April. It has recovered slowly but remains down about 75% from a year ago. 768

Vice president-elect Kamala Harris confirmed Thursday that her husband would assume the title of "second gentleman" when she is sworn in next month.Because Harris' husband, Doug Emhoff, will be the first man to serve as the spouse of the Vice President, there was some question as to his title. The only people to serve in the role have been women, and all have been referred to as the "second lady."While most media outlets, like the writing-style standard-bearer Associated Press, had already been referring to Emhoff as the second gentlemen, Harris confirmed Emhoff's new title on the record during an interview with CNN on Thursday."I think that the term has evolved into the second gentleman," Harris said.CNN anchor Jake Tapper joked that he preferred the title "second dude," and Harris added that some of Emhoff's friends might be "inclined to call him that."When asked if Harris would call Emhoff the "second gentleman," Harris joked that she would call him "honey."Emhoff, a lawyer, has said he will leave his law practice on Inauguration Day to focus his time in his new role. So far, he's said little about what issues he plans to tackle in his role. 1170

VALLEY CENTER, Calif. (KGTV) - A fire broke out Friday afternoon in Valley Center, threatening the small north San Diego County community.The flames were reported about 1:30 p.m. in brush near Miller Lane and Cole Grade Lane, an area surrounded by farms and homes. The cause was unknown, Cal Fire said.At 10 a.m. Saturday, Cal Fire lifted all evacuations. #MillerFire in Valley Center [update] Effective immediately all evacuation orders have been lifted. Access to Coyote Run and Rabbit Run will be limited to residents only. Fire crews will remain at scene throughout the day, so please drive with caution when in the area. pic.twitter.com/twGTkf45b2— CAL FIRE/SAN DIEGO COUNTY FIRE (@CALFIRESANDIEGO) October 26, 2019 Children in grades K-8 were already out of school Friday due to parent-teacher conferences, according to Pauma Valley school district officials. Valley Center High School initially had students shelter in place but children were in the process of being transported off campus about 2:30 p.m. Video showed several school buses in front of the campus.As of Sunday morning, Cal Fire said the fire burned 37 acres and was 90 percent contained. One home was damaged and three outbuildings were destroyed.See Interactive Map of Southern California wildfiresA Friday night football game between Valley Center and Escondido High Schools was canceled due to the blaze. SDG&E's Sky Maverick, which assisted in the Sawday fire in Ramona Friday morning, was deployed to Valley Center, according to Twitter.Check 10News Pinpoint WeatherThe San Diego Imperial Counties Red Cross sent a volunteer team to the Valley Center Community Center to provide support for evacuees. It’s an eerie sight up Coyote Run. Hot spots from #Millerfire still sparking on both sides of the road. Crews are mopping them up just a few yards from homes trying to protect them from flare-ups. Live coverage on @10News pic.twitter.com/Lkm0HcDwOG— Jeff Lasky (@10NewsLasky) October 25, 2019 1983

VENICE, Fla. -- A Florida pet groomer is under investigation by the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office after a recent video of alleged animal abuse surfaced on social media.The video taken by former Happy Puppy Pet Spa employee Briana Brady, shows another employee putting both hands around a dog's neck and laying it down on the table, leaving Brady to label the action as animal abuse. Brady first witnessed the alleged abuse when another dog left the salon with a broken jaw.“The dog was picked up by the throat, choked, shaken and then his head slammed on the table,” Brady said describing the video.The viral Facebook video has over 250,000 views. Brady worked at the Spa for four weeks prior to posting the video on social media.“It was very hard for me to witness any of that happening," Brady said through tears.The woman in the video who owns the spa, Phyliis Lucca has a different perspective. She claims that her actions weren't abuse, but instead necessary steps for the dog's overall health."If you see the video, I know it looks bad, but that’s not what I’m doing," Lucca explained. “What the dog did was pass out and she faints and what I did was hold her head and shake her. That’s all.”Two weeks prior to the video going public, a puppy named Pumpkin left the spa with a broken jaw and bruises all over his stomach.Lucca claims that Brady was the one responsible."The only one that was in the room alone, with the dog, was Briana.”However, both Brady and Pumpkin's owner, says they believe Lucca was the only one who could've have harmed the dog. The Spa owner hopes to move forward and survive the blow to her business.“If I get through this, I won't have another groomer in the store because nobody can be trusted now.”Brady and Pumpkin's owner say they will be pressing charges against Lucca. 1853

Tropical Storm Beta has made landfall on the Gulf Coast of Texas, bringing heavy rain and threats of flooding to the Lone Star state. At least two dozen water rescues were reported in Houston early Tuesday morning. The center of Beta crossed over the southern end of the Matagorda Peninsula at about midnight ET on Tuesday, according to the National Hurricane Center. The storm is expected to follow the shoreline of the Texas Gulf Coast throughout the day on Tuesday and into Wednesday.Flash flood and flood warnings are in effect for areas around Houston and the Texas coast, according to the National Weather Service. 629