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We did a survey a couple years ago and found that 50 percent of residents in San Diego County said they are prepared to evacuate their home in less than 15 minutes, said Holly Porter, OES director. "We think we can do better than that." 236

WASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump is meeting with the Homeland Security secretary on Monday as the partial government shutdown over his U.S.-Mexico border entered Christmas without a clear resolution in sight. 216

Weinstein said Ohio’s population of children who are hard of hearing is relatively small. Roughly one in 1,000 kids is affected.“I call this a Right to Hear bill,” he said. “We’re giving kids an opportunity to reach their maximum potential during the important formative years in their lives. It makes so much sense to intervene early, morally and economically.”Klugo and Schneider are among hundreds of parents across Ohio determined to encourage state lawmakers to do just that.More 485

We were sitting on the couch watching a Christmas movie and drinking hot chocolate with the kids and we hear just a big, almost a big pop, Arnold said. She and her husband ran outside and saw their inflatable snowman had been deflated, and then they saw the tire tracks running through their yard. "It's very disturbing to see someone pull in front of your house, get out of the car, look at the scene, kind of look around with intention to do damage," Arnold said. "It's kind of scary because you know, we both have young children. There's lots of young children around here, you never know who could be out and about."The Arnolds reported the vandalism to police, but they say it isn't the 0 decoration that they're concerned about. They say other neighbors have reported similar issues in the past and you can tell by the video that the damage to the Arnold's yard wasn't done by accident.  "It was pretty puzzling and frightening all at the same time. Just kind of feeling a bit unsafe, violated," Arnold said. "Get this person caught and, you know, keep them from damaging other people's properties."If you recognize the person in the video above or have any information about the vandalism contact the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department or Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317-262-8477. 1338