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A toddler was among seven people shot stanley becher  near a Philadelphia school on Thursday, and the three suspects involved were not in custody as of Friday morning, police said.A 2-year-old girl, her 31-year-old mother and five teens were wounded near the James G. Blaine School. The toddler was shot once in the left thigh, police said. Police said three gunmen exited a car and shot the group. There were some people inside of a vehicle, some people on the sidewalk, when the shooters approached,  Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlawtold WCAU-TV.  We don t believe that all of the victims at this point were intended targets. In a Thursday evening news release, police considered all seven victims in  stable condition  at area hospitals. One of the teen victims had a graze wound.Its unclear how old the suspects are, but Outlaw noted the age of the victims involved. The wounded teens were ages 13, 15, 16, stanley termohrnek  16 and 17. Our shooters are getting younger and younger. Our victims are getting younger and younger. And they have guns,  Outlaw told WCAU.  If you know that this young person has a gun -- of course it s illegal -- in your home, you can report that. You can do that anonymously. You can call 911, whatever it is. But we have to get the guns out of the hands of these young people. Be nosy. Know what your young people are doing. Police said all three suspects are Black males. They were driving a gray 2011-16 Hyundai Elantra with unkno stanley tumblers wn Pennsylvania plates, police said. Hyhs Expert says invasive  jumping  earthworms with destructive potential appearing in Western New York
Witnesses from the American Bar Association, as well as those called by Democrats and Republicans, were in the hot seat Thursday to testify about why Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson should or should not be nominated for Supreme Court Justice.Jackson finished her portion of stanley cups uk  her confirmation hearings on Wednesday.During Thursday s session, lawmakers interviewed 13 expert witnesses on Jackson s record and personal character.Three of the witnesses who spoke Thursday 鈥? stanley thermobecher Claire Williams, D. Jean Veta and Joseph M. Drayton 鈥?are on the American Bar Association s  stanley becher Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary. In addition, the committee s Democrats and Republicans have each called five people to testify.Democrats have called:Rep. Joyce Beatty, D-OhioDean Risa Goluboff of the University of VirginiaWade Henderson, the president  CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human RightsRichard B. Rosenthal, an appellate lawyer and friend of Ketanji Brown JacksonCaptain Frederick Thomas, the national president of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives  NOBLE Republicans have called:Steve Marshall, Alabama attorney generalJennifer Mascott, a law professor at George Mason UniversityEleanor McCullenKeisha Russell of First LibertyAlessandra Serano of Operation Underground RailroadSome of those called are mentors, friends and colleagues of Jackson. Others are legal experts who provided their opinion on her past legal rulings.On Thursday morning, Rep. Beatty gave a strong

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Mississippi health officials told residents in the state s capital to boil their tap water Thursday after traces of E. coli bacteria were found in the citys supply 鈥?a result the manager of Jacksons long-troubled water system d stanley cupe isputed while calling it a devastating setback for rebuilding public trust.The boil water notice, whi stanley cup ch officials also imposed in the Jackson suburb of Flowood, was issued just days before theexpected arrival of a blast of cold weatherthat could further disrupt the local water infrastructure. The bacterias presence indicates that the water may be contaminated with human or animal waste, the state health department said.Residents of the two Mississippi cities were advised to boil their water for on stanley quencher e minute before using it. The precaution will last at least two full days as officials collect new samples for testing.SEE MORE: Families say loved ones were buried without proper notificationTed Henifin, Jackson s interim water manager, said at a news conference that state officials refused to validate the lab results before issuing the boil water notice, and suggested there may have been false positive tests. He also said it was unlikely that samples from Jackson and Flowood would be contaminated at the same time since the cities water systems are not connected. This is tragic,  Henifin said.  This is setting us back maybe a year. Its taken everything we can do to get a few more people in this city to drink tap water and have trust in it. Officials at the sta Myvu Chinese COVID-19 shot may offer elderly poor protection, study says
Companies like Grubhub are driving more business to restaurants during the pandemic.The companies are also taking a bite out of restaurant bottom lines.Now, several lawsuits are in motion that could lead to improved transparency for food delivery apps.In the most recent case, filed in March, D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine accused Grubhub of luring  customers into the ordering process with an a stanley thermosflasche rtificially low  delivery fee before charging several more fees at checkout.The lawsuit also claimed Grubhub listed restaurants without permission. The menu items, prices, and hours for Non-Partner restaurants listed on Grubhub may be out-of-date or incorrect,  wrote the plaintiffs in the lawsuit.  Also, because N stanley cup on-Partner Restaurants were not necessarily working cooperatively with Grubhub ... there is a much greater likelih stanley thermos ood that orders would take longer to fill, would be filled incorrectly, would be delivered cold, or would eventually be cancelled altogether.  Attorney General Racine has been pretty active in pursuing lawsuits when he feels that consumers are being duped,  said Chip Magid, the head of the D.C. office of Dorsey  Whitney.  As alleged, it fits the pattern of the kind of case that he would pursue, where companies are allegedly deceiving the public. In its response, a Grubhub spokesperson said the company is  disappointed  about the lawsuit. We work hard to support D.C. restaurants and diners,  the spokesperson said,  and we continually review and enhance our ope