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The general "is a friend of mine," he recalled Guzman telling him. "Give him a hug and notify him that I'll be working around the state." 137

The police officer was taken to the hospital with minor injuries, including cuts on her face and pain in her head. Police say she was released Wednesday afternoon. 10News learned a female passenger in the Lyft car was also hospitalized after complaining of pain. 262

The not guilty verdict was handed down shortly after 11 a.m. after a day and a half of deliberations.During the trial, which started last Monday, 31-year-old Michael Hancock’s attorney argued that he shot his passenger, Hyun Kim, 45, in self-defense after Kim allegedly attacked him while he was driving in the early morning hours on June 1, 2018. Authorities said Hancock fired 10 shots at Kim and hit him six times.Prosecutors had told the jury that the evidence did not back up his self-defense claim and tried to convince jurors that Hancock had committed premeditated murder when he got out of his vehicle after the car stopped, went to the passenger side and shot Kim.Hancock testified during the trial that Kim attacked him when he threatened to pull over and kick Kim out of the car after he punched him and pulled his hair as he was driving.Kim’s attorney, Johnna Stuart, claimed that after Hancock picked up Kim from a karaoke spot in Aurora, Colorado, where Kim was with friends, he took him to his stop a couple of miles away, but Kim did not get out, so he continued to drive. Stuart said Kim was heavily intoxicated during the ride.An 1149

The ground does not open up during a quakeWe all thought it was possible after watching Dwayne Johnson's dramatic rescues in the movie "San Andreas." But the USGS says that happens only for Hollywood characters -- not in reality. While shallow crevasses can form, faults do not open up during an earthquake, the USGS says."Gaping faults exist only in movies and novels. The ground on the two sides of the fault slide past each other, they do not pull apart," it says.California will not get tossed into the oceanHere's some comforting words for every California resident contemplating a permanent relocation.The USGS calls the the idea that the state will be swept out to sea "absolutely impossible."What will continue to happen however, is the slow --- about two-inches-per-year slow --- northward movement of southwestern California toward Alaska, as it slides past central and eastern California."The Pacific Plate is moving to the northwest with respect to the North American Plate," USGS says.So one day, in 15 million years nevertheless, Los Angeles and San Francisco will be neighbors. And a couple million years after that, LA homes will sport Alaska zip codes.Earthquake weather does not existThere's no such thing.No correlation has been found between weather and earthquakes, the USGS says."Earthquakes begin many (miles) below the region affected by surface weather," the agency says. "People tend to notice earthquakes that fit the pattern and forget the ones that don't.""Every region of the world has a story about earthquake weather, but the type of weather is whatever they had for their most memorable earthquake," it adds. 1641

The motion for expedited discovery seeks to determine whether the travel restrictions placed on the AOL directors, which impeded their access to their clients – the thousands of stranded migrants in need of humanitarian and legal assistance – was in retaliation for the organization’s participation in the ongoing lawsuit against the federal government and its advocacy on behalf of asylum seekers. 398

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