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The woman and her sons walked into the fire station after family members persuaded her to surrender to authorities, sheriff's officials said. 141

The warming of the Arctic climate and the decline of sea ice have led to some drastic changes in the biodiversity of the region.The report's authors found notable increases in harmful algal blooms, often known as red tides, which can affect human, wildlife and ecosystem health and lead to mass die-offs of fish and marine mammals, such as was observed in Florida during much of the summer this year.While normally confined to warmer climates, the toxin-producing phytoplankton have been shifting northward as ocean temperatures rise, posing a risk to the local populations and economies that depend heavily on fishing for food and tourism.Other native wildlife species are feeling the heat, as well. Reindeer and caribou populations continued to decline in 2018, according to the report, with their total populations dropping by more than 50% over the past 20 years.While climate change isn't the only factor likely behind the decline in these herds, it is a driving force for a number of threats the animals face. Increased heat stress, food shortages, disease and parasites -- climate change overarches each of these challenges, the report states. 1150

The rapid-moving rainfall from Michael triggered flash floods in parts of Virginia and the Carolinas, including areas threatened by swollen rivers during Hurricane Florence.Hundreds of residents were rescued Thursday from cars, apartments and homes flooded by rushing water.President Donald Trump tweeted his sympathy for people affected by the storm, saying, "People have no idea how hard Hurricane Michael has hit the great state of Georgia. I will be visiting both Florida and Georgia early next week. We are working very hard on every area and every state that was hit - we are with you!"In Virginia, the Roanoke River jumped its banks and flooded nearby homes and businesses. Cory Patirlo, who lives near the river, said the impact was unexpected. It was the first time he had nearly 2 feet of water in his home."It wasn't going to get this high, realistically. It never has," he told CNN affiliate WDBJ."I'm gonna be sleeping in my van, with my dogs."Video that Trina Lockhart posted on Twitter showed drivers making their way cautiously though a flooded Roanoke street Thursday afternoon.In the southern Virginia city of Danville, floodwaters turned the Grove Park neighborhood into a virtual lake Thursday, and firefighters checked on a nearly submerged car, photos taken by Jim Heffinger show.The water receded within hours in some areas, and cleanup was underway Friday. Some people are expected to remain in shelters through the weekend as river levels go down.In North Carolina, Gov. Roy Cooper said first responders rescued nearly 100 people and evacuated many more this week in the face of flash flooding.Fallen trees have left hundreds of primary and secondary roads closed, he said. 1703

The San Diego, Seattle and Culver City sites would each have more than 1,000 workers, Apple announced. Earlier this year, Apple said it was on track to add 20,000 jobs in the U.S. by 2023. 188

The two Brookhaven police officers were killed in a shootout early on September 29.The officers -- identified as Cpl. Zach Moak, 31, and Patrolman James White, 35 -- were responding to an early morning call about shots fired when they were attacked.A suspect, Marquis Aaron Flowers, 25, of Brookhaven, was wounded in an exchange of gunfire with the officers.Moak had been on the job since 2015 and was recently promoted to corporal, Brookhaven Police Chief Kenneth Collins said. White returned to the department in 2015 after an earlier stint there."These were two awesome people who lost their lives this morning in the line of duty," Collins said. 649

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