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The parent of a student in the San Diego Unified School District saw 10News' Facebook post about Vista High and sent the following message from the principal of Madison High School: 181

The jury was selected and sworn in Tuesday before opening statements were delivered in the first case that Mueller's team is bringing to trial.Manafort's trial, in which he faces charges on 18 counts of violating tax and banking laws, is a high-profile test of the Mueller team's investigation into Russian election interference in 2016.The 12-person jury selected for Manafort's trial includes six men and six women. There are also four alternates, three women and one man.Manafort arrived at the courthouse Tuesday morning for the first day of his trial wearing a black suit, with his hair neatly parted. Judge T.S. Ellis gave the pool of 65 potential jurors an overview of the charges against Manafort, though he reminded the group that the indictment "is not evidence of any guilt whatsoever."The pool was also nearly evenly split between men and women. The group was predominantly white, with fewer than a dozen non-white potential jurors. Most were comfortably middle-aged.Nine potential jurors indicated that they have connections to the Justice Department, including four who said they were current or former federal employees. Two joked that they were "recovering attorneys." All affirmed that they could handle the case without any bias.None said they knew Manafort, his lawyers or their law firms.One younger woman said she knew Justice Department attorneys from her work at a Silicon Valley-based tech company. Another man brought a John Grisham novel into the courtroom. 1483

The IHSAA has been in communication with both school administrations regarding the unfortunate student fan incident in the Center Grove vs. Cathedral game. Our school administrators are addressing the matter and will use this as learning experience. #educationbasedathletics— IHSAA (@IHSAA1) December 1, 2018 308

The only response from the governor's office was to expect an email from IDHS. When asked again about questions specific to the governor, the office never responded to the email. In Indiana, IDHS oversees the response to disasters and investigating fires. The state’s Fusion Intelligence Center, which is operated by Indiana State Police, is often tasked with the responsibility to release reports like this one, according to law enforcement sources familiar with the process.Report Found on Unsecured ServerThe bulletin is listed as "For Official Use Only," which is a document designation used to keep contents sent to law enforcement and the intelligence community secure from the public. But it was also published on a website used by IDHS – where anyone on the internet could access it. The document could be seen by anybody with access to URL or via some creative searching. The author of the document warned against uploading it to an unsecured server, saying, "No Portion of this Bulletin should be released ... over non-secure internet servers."Part of Langley’s statement also touches on the fact the document was so easily accessible."I did not make clear the content was for informational purposes only, and the bulletin was distributed in a way that allowed recipients to forward the content to unintended parties," his statement reads. 1379

The package exploded outside on the front steps of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church on May 9 or 10, two weeks after another package bomb was found outside a coffee shop in the southeastern Texas city and rendered safe."At this point, we believe the two devices are connected," Officer Haley Morrow of the Beaumont Police Department told CNN on Thursday.The two incidents happened weeks after a series of package bombings terrorized people in and near the Texas cities of Austin and San Antonio.Police say that bomber killed himself as police approached his vehicle March 21. He'd made seven bombs, including those that killed two people and wounded several others in March.The church explosion in Beaumont caused minor damage to the building, police said. The church's rector discovered the damage, the Right Rev. C. Andrew Doyle, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas, said in a statement."We are very blessed that no one was injured," the rector, the Rev. Steven Balke, said in a separate statement released by the Episcopal Diocese of Texas. "We appreciate everyone's prayers at this time. It has made everyone very nervous." 1129