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Iconic LA chain Randy's Donuts just opened its first Bay Area location, directly across the street from Stan's, the family-run shop that's anchored the neighborhood since 1959. By Friday morning, the rivalry was already on display. Someone had scrawled "Stan's" in sidewalk chalk outside Randy's, complete with a heart... show more

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This is Randy's Donuts in LA— iconic landmark since the 50s You've seen it in dozens of Hollywood movies. Should be protected and beloved. Instead? Full homeless encampment takeover. Open drug use. Addicts shooting up and crashing on the sidewalk. Watched staff shoo degenerates away while I waited 5 min for donuts. $5 gas across the street. Another encampment at the light. This is California in freefall. A third-world hellscape. How did the City of Angels go to hell? We're exposing the rot, the fraud, the billions wasted.

This is Randy's Donuts in LA— iconic landmark since the 50s You've seen it in dozens of Hollywood movies. Should be protected and beloved. Instead? Full homeless encampment takeover. Open drug use. Addicts shooting up and crashing on the sidewalk. Watched staff shoo degenerates away while I waited 5 min for donuts. $5 gas across the street. Another encampment at the light. This is California in freefall. A third-world hellscape. How did the City of Angels go to hell? We're exposing the rot, the fraud, the billions wasted.

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Adam Scott, the 2004 Players champ, mentioned he has been spending more time around TPC Sawgrass in recent months with his family. I asked if he had a favorite memory or moment from his win that he reminisced on. "My wife and I were dating at that point, all those years ago. ... We had dinner on Thursday night after the first round somewhere across the street there in the shopping complex, and we were sitting at the bar eating and overheard the guys next to us, and he said, 'who is leading this tournament?' And the guy looked at him and said 'some expletive no-name'. And it was me. I shot 65 on Thursday."

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🚨 BBC Morning Live’s Southall fly-tipping investigation continues - and this time, reporter Mobeen Azhar caught someone in the act. During a nighttime stakeout in Southall, the BBC team filmed a man using a shopping trolley to dump cardboard boxes, crates and other waste at a street corner near a local shop. When Mobeen approached, the man retreated into a nearby shop - King’s Express on the same street. Mobeen then spoke with a shopkeeper outside the store, who denied that the man worked there or that the trolley belonged to the business, saying the man was a stranger who had simply “borrowed” the trolley. However, the BBC pointed out that the packaging dumped on the street - including boxes of apples and pears - matched the produce being sold inside King’s Express. Mobeen concluded the segment by noting how unlikely it would be that a stranger would borrow a shop’s trolley, fill it with the shop’s own waste, dump it nearby, and return the trolley to the store. The shop has not been accused of any criminal offence and Ealing Council has not commented publicly on this specific case. If you’ve seen fly-tipping in your area, report it at Photos and location details speed up enforcement. The council can issue fixed penalty notices of up to £400, and fly-tipping is a criminal offence carrying up to 5 years in prison for serious cases. 🎥 Source: BBC One Morning Live #UB1UB2 #London #Southall #Ealing #FlyTipping

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Dane

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Mathews Chippy, the UK's cheapest fish and chip shop, is up for sale after over 26 years as a beloved family-run gem For just £120,000, you could own this iconic spot on Stanley Street that's been feeding the community at rock-bottom prices A traditional fish and chip shop loved by generations of customers and run by the same family for over 26 years —think £3 for haddock, chips, and mushy peas, often at cost to help the most vulnerable and poorest families during tough times. This family supply me the meals to feed our homeless in the town for free 💙 This isn't just a business; it's a community lifeline. The Mathews family has poured their hearts into it, giving back endlessly and earning the love of the town. They've truly put the "great" in Grimsby! The property includes the ground-floor chippy, a spacious rear area with huge potential for converting into flats, and a cozy one-bedroom flat upstairs. Plus, the sellers are offering to help supply the fish to keep the tradition alive. If you're passionate about continuing this legacy, this is your chance. Who's ready to step up? Link to estate agents selling the property in comments 👇🏻

Mathews Chippy, the UK's cheapest fish and chip shop, is up for sale after over 26 years as a beloved family-run gem For just £120,000, you could own this iconic spot on Stanley Street that's been feeding the community at rock-bottom prices A traditional fish and chip shop loved by generations of customers and run by the same family for over 26 years —think £3 for haddock, chips, and mushy peas, often at cost to help the most vulnerable and poorest families during tough times. This family supply me the meals to feed our homeless in the town for free 💙 This isn't just a business; it's a community lifeline. The Mathews family has poured their hearts into it, giving back endlessly and earning the love of the town. They've truly put the "great" in Grimsby! The property includes the ground-floor chippy, a spacious rear area with huge potential for converting into flats, and a cozy one-bedroom flat upstairs. Plus, the sellers are offering to help supply the fish to keep the tradition alive. If you're passionate about continuing this legacy, this is your chance. Who's ready to step up? Link to estate agents selling the property in comments 👇🏻

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Wishing a happy birthday to the ace, Bobby Weir🌹The bay area native was raised in Atherton, CA and later attended Fountain Valley School where he’d meet his first writing partner, John Perry Barlow. At around 16 years old, he would attend Pacific High School where he would join his first band, The Uncalled Four, who would perform just one show at The Tangent in Palo Alto. This would be the same night he would come across Jerry Garcia for the first time. Later on New Years Eve in 1963, he would run into Jerry again at Dana Morgan’s Music Shop in Palo Alto, and that would serve as the catalyst for a chain of events all leading up to the rise of the Grateful Dead. While there are so many Bobby moments to celebrate from his years in the band, share yours below to join in the celebration of his birthday today.

Wishing a happy birthday to the ace, Bobby Weir🌹The bay area native was raised in Atherton, CA and later attended Fountain Valley School where he’d meet his first writing partner, John Perry Barlow. At around 16 years old, he would attend Pacific High School where he would join his first band, The Uncalled Four, who would perform just one show at The Tangent in Palo Alto. This would be the same night he would come across Jerry Garcia for the first time. Later on New Years Eve in 1963, he would run into Jerry again at Dana Morgan’s Music Shop in Palo Alto, and that would serve as the catalyst for a chain of events all leading up to the rise of the Grateful Dead. While there are so many Bobby moments to celebrate from his years in the band, share yours below to join in the celebration of his birthday today.

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Kidnapping of a Russian couple in Palermo: two Chechen suspects fled the country; Interpol is searching for two men. A young Russian couple who run a cryptocurrency business were kidnapped and later released in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo after a ransom of $43,000 in digital currency was paid. The incident occurred Friday night in a building at 1596 Ravignani Street, at the intersection with Gorriti Street. According to investigative sources, the couple had been invited to dinner by two Chechens who were occupying a first-floor apartment. Around 11 p.m., the 30-year-old female victim began calling for help in English from her balcony. This caught the attention of the employees of the neighboring restaurant, who immediately called 911. When a City Police vehicle arrived at the scene, they found the woman and her partner, a 27-year-old man, tied up. The victims recounted what had happened and accused the two Chechens who had rented the apartment the previous two nights. After identifying the prime suspects, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) confirmed that both fled the country by plane in the hours following the incident. They allegedly took a flight from Ezeiza to the United Arab Emirates. Both have already been issued an Interpol red alert.

Kidnapping of a Russian couple in Palermo: two Chechen suspects fled the country; Interpol is searching for two men. A young Russian couple who run a cryptocurrency business were kidnapped and later released in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo after a ransom of $43,000 in digital currency was paid. The incident occurred Friday night in a building at 1596 Ravignani Street, at the intersection with Gorriti Street. According to investigative sources, the couple had been invited to dinner by two Chechens who were occupying a first-floor apartment. Around 11 p.m., the 30-year-old female victim began calling for help in English from her balcony. This caught the attention of the employees of the neighboring restaurant, who immediately called 911. When a City Police vehicle arrived at the scene, they found the woman and her partner, a 27-year-old man, tied up. The victims recounted what had happened and accused the two Chechens who had rented the apartment the previous two nights. After identifying the prime suspects, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) confirmed that both fled the country by plane in the hours following the incident. They allegedly took a flight from Ezeiza to the United Arab Emirates. Both have already been issued an Interpol red alert.

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Onar Cranny, 26, was drinking coffee outside Bartons coffee shop in #Bermondsey on Friday February 21 when two men dressed in black pulled up on a motorbike and grabbed her bicycle. When her friend Patrick Archer moved to block them from stealing the bike, they pulled out a knife and he backed away holding his hands in the air. One of the men then slowly slung the bike over his shoulder, before the pair drove away. Ms Cranny, originally from Delaware in the US, had only owned the Trek Madone bike, which can cost £5,000, for around a week. It was just her second ride and she had cycled 25km with Mr Archer, from Canada, before buying coffee and a pastry from Bartons. The pair had just finished their drinks and were preparing to leave the shop. After the theft at 10.55am it took more than an hour for police to reach the shop. Around 35 minutes after the bike was stolen, four uniformed officers entered Bartons but only to order coffee, not to investigate the crime. Mr Bassi said: 'We had a police van turn up with several officers and we thought they had come to deal with this crime but they had just come for coffee and they said 'oh, I'm sure somebody will turn up soon'.

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'Seeing is believing'

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A Massachusetts Police Department has charged 17 people from across New England following a comprehensive investigation into a coordinated street takeover that endangered motorists and responding officers in October 2025. The incident occurred early Sunday, October 5th, 2025, when large crowds gathered at the intersection of North Main and Oak streets in Randolph. Vehicles performed drifting maneuvers and donuts in the roadway while participants blocked intersections to allow the stunts. Spectators surrounded the area, many recording videos for social media. When the first officer arrived, his cruiser was quickly surrounded by the crowd, preventing him from entering the intersection. Individuals swarmed the vehicle, striking it and blocking its path. Fireworks were ignited both on top of the cruiser and nearby in the street. Officers estimated nearly 100 people were in the roadway at the intersection.

A Massachusetts Police Department has charged 17 people from across New England following a comprehensive investigation into a coordinated street takeover that endangered motorists and responding officers in October 2025. The incident occurred early Sunday, October 5th, 2025, when large crowds gathered at the intersection of North Main and Oak streets in Randolph. Vehicles performed drifting maneuvers and donuts in the roadway while participants blocked intersections to allow the stunts. Spectators surrounded the area, many recording videos for social media. When the first officer arrived, his cruiser was quickly surrounded by the crowd, preventing him from entering the intersection. Individuals swarmed the vehicle, striking it and blocking its path. Fireworks were ignited both on top of the cruiser and nearby in the street. Officers estimated nearly 100 people were in the roadway at the intersection.

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A Japanese TV crew filmed an apartment building where 95 percent of the tenants are foreign and the rules get broken every day. The landlord never found a manager who spoke enough of the languages, so he handed the whole building to an AI and forgot about it. A year later, the tenants still think a person is keeping them in line. He had typed one line: keep my residents following the rules. Then he closed the laptop. Pause at 1:12. Look at the notice by the trash room. The same message in nine languages, updated weekly, signed by no one. The manager on camera admits it. He does not speak those languages. He does not write the notices. The AI does. It hears every complaint at the desk and learns which rule each nationality breaks, and why. One tenant says in Vietnam you sing karaoke at home, never knowing it was a problem. The AI does not lecture her. It rewrites the rule in her language, with the reason attached, and slips it under her door. Here is the part the old woman on the third floor never understood. She complained in Japanese for years and nothing changed. The AI said it once, in the right language, with the right reason, and the trash finally got sorted. It was never that they would not listen. It was that no one had said it in a way they could hear. The crew came to film a country that cannot teach its own rules. They left with a machine that already had.

A Japanese TV crew filmed an apartment building where 95 percent of the tenants are foreign and the rules get broken every day. The landlord never found a manager who spoke enough of the languages, so he handed the whole building to an AI and forgot about it. A year later, the tenants still think a person is keeping them in line. He had typed one line: keep my residents following the rules. Then he closed the laptop. Pause at 1:12. Look at the notice by the trash room. The same message in nine languages, updated weekly, signed by no one. The manager on camera admits it. He does not speak those languages. He does not write the notices. The AI does. It hears every complaint at the desk and learns which rule each nationality breaks, and why. One tenant says in Vietnam you sing karaoke at home, never knowing it was a problem. The AI does not lecture her. It rewrites the rule in her language, with the reason attached, and slips it under her door. Here is the part the old woman on the third floor never understood. She complained in Japanese for years and nothing changed. The AI said it once, in the right language, with the right reason, and the trash finally got sorted. It was never that they would not listen. It was that no one had said it in a way they could hear. The crew came to film a country that cannot teach its own rules. They left with a machine that already had.

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Under the greatest propaganda machine in human history, an international attack by every government in the world, the WHO, the WEF, the UN, all of them in lockstep with a 24-hour news cycle pounding you every single day, 30% of the world still said oh hell no. Think about what that means. Under that kind of pressure, with your job on the line, with your ability to provide for your family on the line, 30% of people around the world held the line. In England, experts told me 30% denied receiving a single COVID vaccine. Someone from Denmark said the same. Someone from Finland. America is right about the same. I was just in Europe weeks ago and that number kept coming up everywhere I went. That is a rebellion army. That is an international movement that already knows the truth. 30% changes governments. And then think about the 70% who did get that vaccine. How many of them actually wanted it? How many got it under duress because they had no other choice? I think there is at least another 20% in there who know they were lied to and are just waiting for permission to say it out loud. I think at least half the world knows. We have got to start speaking loudly, every one of us, and speaking proudly, because if we don't we are going to lose free speech and we are going to lose this movement, and this movement can make change not just in America but around the world. Steve Deace

Under the greatest propaganda machine in human history, an international attack by every government in the world, the WHO, the WEF, the UN, all of them in lockstep with a 24-hour news cycle pounding you every single day, 30% of the world still said oh hell no. Think about what that means. Under that kind of pressure, with your job on the line, with your ability to provide for your family on the line, 30% of people around the world held the line. In England, experts told me 30% denied receiving a single COVID vaccine. Someone from Denmark said the same. Someone from Finland. America is right about the same. I was just in Europe weeks ago and that number kept coming up everywhere I went. That is a rebellion army. That is an international movement that already knows the truth. 30% changes governments. And then think about the 70% who did get that vaccine. How many of them actually wanted it? How many got it under duress because they had no other choice? I think there is at least another 20% in there who know they were lied to and are just waiting for permission to say it out loud. I think at least half the world knows. We have got to start speaking loudly, every one of us, and speaking proudly, because if we don't we are going to lose free speech and we are going to lose this movement, and this movement can make change not just in America but around the world. Steve Deace

Del Bigtree

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All of the USMNT fans at Levi’s Stadium explode at the final whistle as the Americans beat Bosnia & Herzegovina 2-0 in the Round of 32 on Wednesday. After the final World Cup match in the Bay Area, fans serenaded the team with a rendition of “Country Roads” in celebration.

All of the USMNT fans at Levi’s Stadium explode at the final whistle as the Americans beat Bosnia & Herzegovina 2-0 in the Round of 32 on Wednesday. After the final World Cup match in the Bay Area, fans serenaded the team with a rendition of “Country Roads” in celebration.

SFGATE

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Elon Musk is the most down-to-earth executive you will ever see. Tesla gave stock options to every level of the workforce, including people on the line who had never heard the word "stock" before. Musk said it plainly: "We've made them millionaires." He worked the line, walked it, slept in the factory, and built cars beside the people who still build them today. He said this himself at the NYT DealBook Summit in 2023: "I actually know the people on the line." The structure at Tesla reflects that. Everyone parks in the same lot. Everyone eats at the same table. At GM, senior executives have a private elevator reserved only for them. Tesla has no such thing. That isn't a talking point. It's a structural decision that only makes sense if you actually see the people building your product as equal stakeholders in what you're building. When you sleep on the factory floor, eat at the same table, and park beside the people assembling your cars, giving them equity isn't charity. It's the logical conclusion of how you already operate. Most executives manage from a distance and call it leadership. Elon built a company where the person on the line and the person running it have the same financial stake in its success.

Elon Musk is the most down-to-earth executive you will ever see. Tesla gave stock options to every level of the workforce, including people on the line who had never heard the word "stock" before. Musk said it plainly: "We've made them millionaires." He worked the line, walked it, slept in the factory, and built cars beside the people who still build them today. He said this himself at the NYT DealBook Summit in 2023: "I actually know the people on the line." The structure at Tesla reflects that. Everyone parks in the same lot. Everyone eats at the same table. At GM, senior executives have a private elevator reserved only for them. Tesla has no such thing. That isn't a talking point. It's a structural decision that only makes sense if you actually see the people building your product as equal stakeholders in what you're building. When you sleep on the factory floor, eat at the same table, and park beside the people assembling your cars, giving them equity isn't charity. It's the logical conclusion of how you already operate. Most executives manage from a distance and call it leadership. Elon built a company where the person on the line and the person running it have the same financial stake in its success.

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Delcy tonight: “There is currently a great deal of Manichaean thinking about relations between Venezuela and the United States. The first thing I must say is that there is a stain on our relations that has never occurred in our history. But it should also be noted that economic and trade relations between the United States and Venezuela, for example, are neither extraordinary nor regular. 71% percent of Venezuelan exports are concentrated in eight countries. And of that 71%, 27% is destined for the United States of America. Venezuela’s economic relations are diversified across different markets around the world, just as our geopolitical relations are diversified. And that's how it should be. It's the right thing to do to diversify relationships. And Venezuela should have relationships with all the countries in this hemisphere, just as it should have them with Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Europe. Those who have excluded themselves from relations with Venezuela are those who have lent themselves to aggression against our country. It hasn't been Venezuela and that's why I've said that Venezuela is not at war. Venezuela is a peaceful country that was attacked by a nuclear power. That's the difference.”

Delcy tonight: “There is currently a great deal of Manichaean thinking about relations between Venezuela and the United States. The first thing I must say is that there is a stain on our relations that has never occurred in our history. But it should also be noted that economic and trade relations between the United States and Venezuela, for example, are neither extraordinary nor regular. 71% percent of Venezuelan exports are concentrated in eight countries. And of that 71%, 27% is destined for the United States of America. Venezuela’s economic relations are diversified across different markets around the world, just as our geopolitical relations are diversified. And that's how it should be. It's the right thing to do to diversify relationships. And Venezuela should have relationships with all the countries in this hemisphere, just as it should have them with Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Europe. Those who have excluded themselves from relations with Venezuela are those who have lent themselves to aggression against our country. It hasn't been Venezuela and that's why I've said that Venezuela is not at war. Venezuela is a peaceful country that was attacked by a nuclear power. That's the difference.”

Camila

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"His name was Daniel. He was 34. He made my coffee every morning before I woke up. Not because I asked. Because he knew I needed it before I could be a person. He forgot his work bag Monday. Called me from the car laughing about it. That was the last time I heard his voice just being his voice. Not a recording. Not a voicemail I play with the volume low so I don't fall apart. Just him. In a car. Laughing about a bag. The bag is still by the door. I can't move it. I can't move anything. Max and Buddy haven't moved either. Four days at that door. Barely eating. Wouldn't come to bed. Just sitting there waiting for a Monday to finish the way Mondays always finish. My sister came Friday morning. She called me from outside because she couldn't make herself use her key. She said — "I can see them through the window. They're still there. How do I come in?" I didn't have an answer. When she opened the door they stood in the doorway a long time. Just looking out at the morning. My daughter came and stood beside me in the hallway. She's four. She looked at the dogs and said — "Are they looking for Daddy?" I said yes. Because it was true. Because it was the only true thing I had left that morning. She nodded — the way four-year-olds nod when they're deciding to accept something too big for them — and walked to the doorway and sat down on the floor between them. The three of them looked out at the morning together. I took a picture. I will keep it until I die. Daniel. Max and Buddy looked for you all week. Your daughter sat with them when they finally had to stop. We are still here. We don't know how yet. But we are. Drop a ❤️ for Daniel. Share this for every person who said love you quickly over their shoulder this morning — meaning it completely, not knowing. Say it slowly today. Turn around. Say the slow version. They deserve the slow version too. If someone you love is still here, tell them **"I love you."** Slow down and let them hear it. If you're missing someone today, leave their first name in the comments. If it's too hard, just leave a ❤️. You are not alone. If this story touched your heart, share it with someone you love. Life can change in a moment. Never leave love unsaid.

"His name was Daniel. He was 34. He made my coffee every morning before I woke up. Not because I asked. Because he knew I needed it before I could be a person. He forgot his work bag Monday. Called me from the car laughing about it. That was the last time I heard his voice just being his voice. Not a recording. Not a voicemail I play with the volume low so I don't fall apart. Just him. In a car. Laughing about a bag. The bag is still by the door. I can't move it. I can't move anything. Max and Buddy haven't moved either. Four days at that door. Barely eating. Wouldn't come to bed. Just sitting there waiting for a Monday to finish the way Mondays always finish. My sister came Friday morning. She called me from outside because she couldn't make herself use her key. She said — "I can see them through the window. They're still there. How do I come in?" I didn't have an answer. When she opened the door they stood in the doorway a long time. Just looking out at the morning. My daughter came and stood beside me in the hallway. She's four. She looked at the dogs and said — "Are they looking for Daddy?" I said yes. Because it was true. Because it was the only true thing I had left that morning. She nodded — the way four-year-olds nod when they're deciding to accept something too big for them — and walked to the doorway and sat down on the floor between them. The three of them looked out at the morning together. I took a picture. I will keep it until I die. Daniel. Max and Buddy looked for you all week. Your daughter sat with them when they finally had to stop. We are still here. We don't know how yet. But we are. Drop a ❤️ for Daniel. Share this for every person who said love you quickly over their shoulder this morning — meaning it completely, not knowing. Say it slowly today. Turn around. Say the slow version. They deserve the slow version too. If someone you love is still here, tell them "I love you." Slow down and let them hear it. If you're missing someone today, leave their first name in the comments. If it's too hard, just leave a ❤️. You are not alone. If this story touched your heart, share it with someone you love. Life can change in a moment. Never leave love unsaid.

Crazy Moments

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No Police Response after 911 Call ... then Someone was Shot Dead ... called the police, knowing a problem was imminent. Twenty minutes later, shots were fired ... Malik McCorkle (30) was shot and killed during a fight outside King of Cups bar in the 2200 block of Lincoln Avenue around 11:45 p.m. Sunday. Police say a fight broke out outside the bar, then an unknown suspect pulled out a gun and shot the 30-year-old man multiple times in the body. Marc Kramer who lives nearby was coming home when he saw large crowds outside a nightclub near Belden and Lincoln avenues. He called the police, knowing a problem was imminent. Twenty minutes later, shots were fired. "There were people on the street, in the middle of the street drunk, there was a crowd gathering," Kramer said. "I called the police and it's been a regular occurrence around here." Neighbors are getting fed up as this is the second shooting in this area the past few months. In June, a 39-year-old woman was also shot just down the street on Belden. Alderman Timmy Knudsen said there would be additional patrols in the area after that shooting. "The alderman is aware of it; police are aware of it and it's just gotten worse," Kramer said. "At this point, I think some action needs to be taken," said John Lowe, who lives nearby. "I think our alderperson needs to start looking at pulling some liquor licenses." Lowe has lived in the area for 30 years. He said some problem bars should have their licenses revoked, given the danger they're bringing to the neighborhood. #ChicagoScanner #CrimeNews #Homicide

No Police Response after 911 Call ... then Someone was Shot Dead ... called the police, knowing a problem was imminent. Twenty minutes later, shots were fired ... Malik McCorkle (30) was shot and killed during a fight outside King of Cups bar in the 2200 block of Lincoln Avenue around 11:45 p.m. Sunday. Police say a fight broke out outside the bar, then an unknown suspect pulled out a gun and shot the 30-year-old man multiple times in the body. Marc Kramer who lives nearby was coming home when he saw large crowds outside a nightclub near Belden and Lincoln avenues. He called the police, knowing a problem was imminent. Twenty minutes later, shots were fired. "There were people on the street, in the middle of the street drunk, there was a crowd gathering," Kramer said. "I called the police and it's been a regular occurrence around here." Neighbors are getting fed up as this is the second shooting in this area the past few months. In June, a 39-year-old woman was also shot just down the street on Belden. Alderman Timmy Knudsen said there would be additional patrols in the area after that shooting. "The alderman is aware of it; police are aware of it and it's just gotten worse," Kramer said. "At this point, I think some action needs to be taken," said John Lowe, who lives nearby. "I think our alderperson needs to start looking at pulling some liquor licenses." Lowe has lived in the area for 30 years. He said some problem bars should have their licenses revoked, given the danger they're bringing to the neighborhood. #ChicagoScanner #CrimeNews #Homicide

SubX.News®

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Steven Spielberg tells the story of the exact moment he got his Vietnam draft letter, standing in line to see a movie, and how the film made him forget it existed for hours. Steven Spielberg: "My dad was half in the street with his window rolled down, gesturing frantically. He just handed me this letter from selective service. I opened it up and it was the letter from the draft board asking me to report for my first physical." Steven Spielberg: "I said, 'No, I want to see the movie.' I took the letter with me and went back in line. About five minutes into Dr. Strangelove, I forgot my dad had ever pulled up in the car. I didn't even think about the letter in my pocket until I was halfway home on a bus."

Steven Spielberg tells the story of the exact moment he got his Vietnam draft letter, standing in line to see a movie, and how the film made him forget it existed for hours. Steven Spielberg: "My dad was half in the street with his window rolled down, gesturing frantically. He just handed me this letter from selective service. I opened it up and it was the letter from the draft board asking me to report for my first physical." Steven Spielberg: "I said, 'No, I want to see the movie.' I took the letter with me and went back in line. About five minutes into Dr. Strangelove, I forgot my dad had ever pulled up in the car. I didn't even think about the letter in my pocket until I was halfway home on a bus."

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