The iPhone suggests a Palestinian flag when some people type ‘Jerusalem.’ Apple is working on a fix

By Samantha Murphy Kelly | CNN Apple is working to a fix a bug in its latest iOS software that suggests the Palestinian flag emoji when some users search for the word “Jerusalem” in the emoji keyboard. The company told CNN it is aware of a bug within predictive emoji in the keyboard and is working on a fix that will be made available in the next iOS update. Apple’s latest software, iOS 17.4.1, was introduced on March 21, but the recent discovery of the bug upset some users on social media. In one post on X viewed more than 2.3 million times, an iPhone user questioned whether Apple was aware of the error – and whether it was intentional. Apple said the issue was a mistake and not coded into the keyboard intentionally. But the user, who said she was Jewish, provided a long list of other cities that don’t surface a flag when entered into the emoji search box. It’s possible Apple’s machine-learning technology determined the suggested emoji based on analyzing texts from millions of its users. Apple declined to elaborate on the

Overnight planned power outage for Tehama County areas

RED BLUFF— Pacific Gas & Electric Co. customers in the Tehama County areas of Manton, Paynes Creek, Mineral, and the Shingletownn area in Shasta will be affected by a Friday night planned power outage while the company conducts safety and reliability work. PG&E said the six-hour planned power outage is necessary so crews can safely perform work on insulators, grounds and a switch at the Volta substation near Manton. The planned outage will begin at about 11 p.m. and last until about 5 a.m. The utility company has notified nearly 4,000 customers whose services will be affected by the planned outage through letters and automated phone calls. Regional Vice President of PG&E’s North Valley and Sierra Region Joe Wilson said the company has worked hard to keep this planned power outage as short as possible and to occur at a time that it hopes will cause only a minimal inconvenience to customers while crews perform vital work to ensure safety and reliability. PG&E notified officials in affected counties and emergency agencies in the region to ensure they were aware.

Israel bracing for potential direct attack from Iran in days

By Donato Paolo Mancini, Jennifer Jacobs and Alex Wickham, Bloomberg News Israel is bracing for a direct and unprecedented attack by Iran on government targets as soon as Saturday, according to people familiar with western intelligence assessments, a move that has the potential to trigger an all-out regional war. The assault from Iranian soil has emerged as one of the main scenarios expected by the Jewish state and its allies, said the people, who asked not to be identified as they aren’t authorized to discuss the matter publicly. A bombardment with drones and precision missiles could come within the next 48 hours, they said. The U.S. is preparing defenses and has moved additional military assets to the region, while intensifying diplomatic efforts to rein in hostilities, the people said. The move still hasn’t been approved by Tehran’s highest-ranking officials, they said. Brent crude futures, the international oil benchmark, jumped as much as 1.8% to more than $91 a barrel in London on Friday, extending the year-to-date advance to 18%. A Iranian missile and drone barrage would represent a retaliation for a deadly attack on its

How immigrant workers in US have helped boost job growth and stave off a recession

By PAUL WISEMAN, GISELA SALOMON and CHRISTOPHER RUGABER Associated Press MIAMI (AP) — Having fled economic and political chaos in Venezuela, Luisana Silva now loads carpets for a South Carolina rug company. She earns enough to pay rent, buy groceries, gas up her car — and send money home to her parents. Reaching the United States was a harrowing ordeal. Silva, 25, her husband and their then-7-year-old daughter braved the treacherous jungles of Panama’s Darien Gap, traveled the length of Mexico, crossed the Rio Grande and then turned themselves in to the U.S. Border Patrol in Brownsville, Texas. Seeking asylum, they received a work permit last year and found jobs in Rock Hill, South Carolina. “My plan is to help my family that much need the money and to grow economically here,” Silva said. Her story amounts to far more than one family’s arduous quest for a better life. The millions of jobs that Silva and other new immigrant arrivals have been filling in the United States appear to solve a riddle that has confounded economists for at least a year: How has the economy managed

US measles cases are up in 2024. What’s driving the increase?

Measles outbreaks in the U.S. and abroad are raising health experts’ concern about the preventable, once-common childhood virus. One of the world’s most contagious diseases, measles can lead to potentially serious complications. The best defense, according to experts? Get vaccinated. Here’s what to know about the year — so far — in measles. How many measles cases has the U.S. seen this year? Nationwide, measles cases already are nearly double the total for all of last year. The U.S. Centers of Disease Control and Prevention documented 113 cases as of April 5. There have been seven outbreaks and most of U.S. cases — 73% — are linked to those flare-ups. Still, the count is lower than some recent years: 2014 saw 667 cases and 2019 had 1,274. Why is this a big deal? The 2019 measles epidemic was the worst in almost three decades, and threatened the United States’ status as a country that has eliminated measles by stopping the continual spread of the measles virus. The CDC on Thursday released a report on recent measles case trends, noting that cases in the first three months of this year were 17

No link between Ozempic, Wegovy and suicide, EU drug regulators say

By JONEL ALECCIA (AP Health Writer) Drug regulators in Europe have found no evidence that popular diabetes and weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy are linked to a higher risk of suicidal thoughts or actions. The European Medicines Agency regulatory committee announced the results of its review on Friday. It’s the latest group to conclude there’s no known tie between a new class of obesity drugs and suicide. In January, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said a preliminary review showed no evidence of such a link, though the agency said it could not rule out that “a small risk may exist” and that it would continue to study the issue. A federally funded U.S. study also found that people taking semaglutide, the medication in Ozempic and Wegovy, had a lower risk of suicidal thoughts than those taking older medications to treat diabetes and obesity. The review by the European Union’s regulators was triggered last July by anecdotal reports that people taking the drugs had thoughts of self-harm. The regulators examined studies, post-marketing data and other research related to medications used in nearly a dozen

Italian fashion designer Roberto Cavalli has died at age 83, his company says on Instagram

WEATHER ALERT Winter Weather Advisory WATCH LIVE Welcome, Manage MyDisney Account Log Out Friday, April 12, 2024 7:33PM ABC7 Eyewitness News Stream Southern California’s News Leader and Original Shows 24/7 ROME — Italian fashion designer Roberto Cavalli, known for a flamboyant and glamorous style, has died at age 83, his company said Friday on Instagram. “Dear Roberto, you may not be physically here with us anymore but I know I will feel your spirit with me always,” Fausto Puglisi, creative director at Roberto Cavalli since October 2020, wrote in the social media post. “Your name will continue on, a beacon of inspiration for others, and especially for me,” Puglisi added. The Italian-born designer became renowned in the early 1970s for his animal prints and for a sexy style that remained his trademark throughout his long career. The company named after Cavalli shared its condolences with his family. “His legacy remains a constant source of inspiration,” said Sergio Azzolari, CEO at the Roberto Cavalli fashion house. Copyright © 2024 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Top Stories

‘DWTS’ star Gleb Savchenko on ‘The Bachelor’ rumors and his dream celebrity dance partner

Does Gleb see another reality show in his future? By Amy Becker Friday, April 12, 2024 7:26PM ‘Dancing with the Stars” Gleb Savchenko talks all-things reality show with On The Red Carpet’s George Pennacchio. LOS ANGELES — “Dancing with the Stars” dance professional Gleb Savchenko has appeared on 11 seasons of the show, yet he still hasn’t brought home the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy. Eager to win, he has his eyes set on his dream celebrity dance partner. “I would love to dance with Miley Cyrus! She’s awesome. I think she can dance, and I think she’s a cool girl. I’ve never met her though, but I think she’ll do great!” Gleb told On The Red Carpet’s George Pennacchio. We agree. We’d love to see Miley bring him to his first victory! With his recent split from girlfriend Elena Belle, Gleb is the perfect candidate for the next “Bachelor.” When asked if he could see the “Bachelor” in his future, he responded “Sure! Call me,” with a laugh. He also explained how he’d navigate the show, develop connections and send people home. “It’s all about

LIVE: 16 hurt after stolen truck intentionally crashes into TX DPS office; suspect in custody

WEATHER ALERT Winter Weather Advisory WATCH LIVE Welcome, Manage MyDisney Account Log Out Friday, April 12, 2024 7:11PM Tap for ABC13 Houston 24/7 Live Stream Watch Eyewitness News and ABC13 originals around the clock BRENHAM, Texas — Texas Department of Public Safety officials are reporting at least 16 injuries after they say a stolen 18-wheeler crashed into one of their offices on Friday. A stolen 18-wheeler was intentionally crashed into the Brenham DPS Office on Friday, Texas officials said. According to officials from Texas DPS – Southeast Texas Region, the vehicle intentionally ran into the Brenham DPS Office at about 10:41 a.m. A suspect is in custody. Our sister station KTRK’s SkyEye video shows extensive damage to the front of the office and 18-wheeler. Of the more than a dozen people injured, DPS said three were flown to the hospital in critical condition. The suspected driver of the 18-wheeler reportedly refused treatment, Brenham police said. Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough shared a post on Facebook, saying, in part, “Pray for our Texas DPS as they’re experiencing a mass casualty incident in Brenham with a major

Final day for online comment on proposed Clovis Unified boundary maps approaches

CLOVIS, Calif. (KFSN) — Public comment for Clovis Unified’s proposed school boundaries map closes this week. People who have concerns can fill out an online comment form by Friday’s deadline to share their opinions. The proposal will be considered for approval by the district’s governing board on April 17. Latest Report: Clovis Unified board reviews final proposed school boundaries map District administrators say boundary changes are necessary to ease overcrowding at certain schools. If approved, changes would go into effect starting in the Fall of 2025. Parents can submit input on the district’s website. You can view the proposed maps by clicking here. Copyright © 2024 KFSN-TV. All Rights Reserved.

Man sentenced 40 years to life in prison for freeway murder of Aiden Leos, 6

Marcus Anthony Eriz, the 26-year-old man convicted of second-degree murder in connection to the 2021 shooting death of a 6-year-old boy on the 55 Freeway, was sentenced to 40 years to life in prison on Friday. The Costa Mesa man was convicted of the crime and related charges in January. Authorities in June 2021 said Eriz was in the passenger’s seat of his girlfriend’s vehicle on the freeway when a woman, Joanna Cloonan, raised her middle finger at the couple, believing she was cut off. Aftre that, Eriz grabbed a Glock 17 handgun from the back pocket of of the driver’s seat and fired a single shot at Cloonan’s car. That round passed through the trunk, backseat and a car seat, hitting Cloonan’s six-year-old son, Aiden Leos. He was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital just 30 minutes later. Eriz and his girlfriend, Wynne Lee, who is awaiting trial for her charge as an alleged accessory to the crime, were arrested outside their Costa Mesa apartment two weeks later. A photo of Aiden Leos is displayed at an Orange County District Attorney’s Office news conference

Truck plows into Texas DPS office in “intentional” act, officials say

By Cara Tabachnick April 12, 2024 / 3:07 PM EDT / CBS News A big rig plowed into a Texas Department of Public Safety office in an apparent “intentional” act, injuring multiple people, officials said Friday.  The 18-wheeler was stolen and crashed into the office in Brenham, about 75 miles west of Houston, in a “deliberate, heinous act,” said Texas State Sen. Lois Kolkhorst in a statement on social media.  The driver of a stolen semitrailer intentionally rammed it into a Texas public safety office in a rural town west of Houston on Friday, injuring multiple people, according to a state lawmaker. Hay Girl LLC Three individuals were life-flighted with critical injuries and three other patrons were transported to local hospitals in stable condition, Kolkhorst said. Kolkhorst, who represents the area, said that no DPS employees suffered serious injuries and one staffer was trapped “for a period of time” in the building.   Texas DPS officials said an arrest has been made. Texas Rangers will be handling the investigation. This is a developing story and will be updated. In: Texas Cara Tabachnick Cara Tabachnick is

Robert MacNeil, former PBS news anchor, dies at 93

Robert MacNeil, former PBS news anchor, dies at 93 – CBS News Watch CBS News Journalist Robert MacNeil, who co-anchored the PBS “NewsHour” for many years, has died at the age of 93. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On

Botox shots, possibly counterfeit, linked to botulism-like illnesses

By Kate Gibson Edited By Alain Sherter Updated on: April 12, 2024 / 3:08 PM EDT / CBS News Doctors warn about popular cosmetic procedure called Barbie Botox Doctors warn about popular cosmetic procedure called Barbie Botox 02:28 Federal officials are trying to determine the source of Botox injections — some of the shots potentially counterfeits — linked to an outbreak of botulism-like illnesses in several U.S. states. The Food and Drug Administration told CBS MoneyWatch it is working with other federal and state agencies to identify the cause of an outbreak that has sickened at least six people in Illinois and Tennessee injected with the botulinum toxin.  The Tennessee Department of Health reported four people in the state had been stricken with botulism-like symptoms, including two hospitalized after getting possible counterfeit injections.  In Illinois, health officials are warning medical providers to be on the alert for patients with botulism after two people became ill and were hospitalized with symptoms including blurred vision, droopy face and difficulty breathing. Both received injections from a licensed nurse in LaSalle County who administered treatment without authorization. The Centers

Shooting at Dallas high school, one in custody, police say

Shooting at Dallas high school, one in custody, police say – CBS News Watch CBS News A shooting occurred at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas Friday morning, according to CBS News Texas. One person is in custody, police say. There is no active threat at the campus, officials say. CBS News’ Tom Hanson reports. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On

Ontario Chaffey Community Show Band to present pops concert

The Ontario Chaffey Community Show Band will present “An Evening at the Pops,” a concert of music from the concert hall and world of popular music, 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 15, at the Merton E. Hill Auditorium on the campus of Chaffey High School, 1245 N. Euclid Ave., Ontario. Admission is free, and before the concert, the Woodwind Celebration Ensemble will perform at 7 p.m. in the lobby, where coffee and cookies will be available. Featured soloists from the band will be Gary Simpson, Trisha Molina, Francisco Mowatt, Natasha Le and John Holguin. Gary Simpson, a trumpeter in the band, has made an arrangement of the first movement of Franz Joseph Haydn’s 1796 Concerto per il Clarino (Trumpet Concerto in E-flat major), and he will solo in the band’s performance of that piece, according to a news release. Flutist Trisha Molina will be featured in her original composition “Libertango,” a piece for flute and alto flute that breaks away from the traditional tango. Francisco Mowatt will play an alto saxophone solo in “Never Let Me Go,” a ballad from the 1950s popularized by Nancy Wilson

Ohtani’s Ex-Interpreter Due in LA Federal Court on Bank Fraud Charges

Shohei Ohtani’s former interpreter surrendered Friday to federal authorities and is expected to make his initial court appearance Friday afternoon — one day after being charged with federal bank fraud for allegedly bilking more than $16 million from the Dodger slugger’s bank account to cover the interpreter’s “insatiable appetite” for illegal sports betting. Ippei Mizuhara, 39, is scheduled to appear in federal court in downtown Los Angeles at 1 p.m., but is not expected to enter a plea, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Prosecutors said the initial appearance will be brief, and Mizuhara is expected to be released on bond at the hearing before U.S. Magistrate Judge Maria A. Audero. Mizuhara could face up to 30 years in federal prison if convicted of the charge. U.S. Attorney Martin Estrada said Mizuhara had unique access to Ohtani and his personal affairs due to his relationship with the slugger, for whom he worked as an interpreter since Ohtani joined the Angels organization six years ago. In that capacity, he helped Ohtani set up a bank account in Arizona, which eventually became the source of wire transfers

Public Reminded to be Alert to Scam Artists Operating in CV

Riverside County sheriff’s officials Friday advised Coachella Valley residents to be on alert to potential financial scams that have become more common, resulting in thefts and robberies. “The area has experienced a recent uptick in a variety of sophisticated criminal groups victimizing the public,” sheriff’s Capt. Dean Agnoletto at the agency’s Palm Desert station said. “Many of these criminals are foreign nationals and believed to be associated with organized crime and are potentially dangerous.” According to Agnoletto, in some instances, residents have been accosted by unknown individuals while walking through parking lots, and the suspects ask or comment on the jewelry the victim is wearing, “resulting in theft.” “There are scams where the subject will tell members of the public that their money is not safe and to bring large sums of cash to them so they can help secure it,” the captain said. He said there have also been incidents in which individuals identifying themselves as representatives of law enforcement agencies have requested money for the benefit of the agencies, but the solicitations are bogus. “We realize many families are experiencing financial hardship lately;