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Se acaba el tiempo: faltan solo días para solicitar el reclamo de dinero contra Facebook

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 09:20:53 GMT

Se está acabando el tiempo para que los usuarios de Facebook elegibles presenten un reclamo en un nuevo acuerdo a nivel nacional que involucra al gigante de las redes sociales y su empresa matriz Meta. La fecha límite para presentar el acuerdo de demanda colectiva de $725 millones está a solo unos días de distancia. Se llegó a un acuerdo con la empresa matriz de Facebook, Meta Platforms Inc., luego de una demanda, en la que se alegaba que Facebook puso los datos de los usuarios a disposición de terceros sin su permiso y afirmó que la plataforma no supervisó ni exigió el acceso de terceros a los datos que recibieron. Eso incluye la recopilación de datos por parte de la ya desaparecida firma de consultoría política Cambridge Analytica, que luego se usó para publicidad política en la plataforma. Facebook pagará $40 millones a sus usuarios: ¿Cómo reclamar tu dinero paso a paso? ¿Hasta cuándo? Se acaba el tiempo para pedir tu dinero en la millona...

Biden says US, Japan and South Korea are ‘stronger and the world is safer … as we stand together’

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 09:20:53 GMT

CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) — Biden says US, Japan and South Korea are ‘stronger and the world is safer … as we stand together.’Source

Biden opens Camp David summit with the leaders of Japan and South Korea

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 09:20:53 GMT

CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) — Biden opens Camp David summit with the leaders of Japan and South Korea.Source

1 killed in Friday morning shooting on Sheridan Boulevard

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 09:20:53 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — A man in his 50s was shot and killed early Friday morning near a gas station off of Sheridan Boulevard.Just before 6 a.m., the Denver Police Department tweeted that officers were investigating a shooting in the 1800 block of South Sheridan Boulevard in the Mar Lee neighborhood.One man was shot and immediately taken to the hospital.FOX31's Vicente Arenas was at the scene and learned from Denver's assistant chief that the man died as a result of his injuries. Police: Customer shot employee at Santiago’s restaurant in Commerce City According to the assistant chief, a pickup truck pulled into the parking lot of a 7-Eleven in the area. The driver, a Hispanic man in his 50s, got out of the truck and went around to the passenger side and that is when three people approached him.The assistant chief said the three people exchanged words with the man before he was shot. The three suspects then fled on foot.Arenas said numerous officers arrived at the parking lot. He noted th...

Police: Customer shot teenage employee at Santiago's restaurant in Commerce City

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 09:20:53 GMT

COMMERCE CITY, Colo. (KDVR) -- An argument led to a customer shooting an employee at Santiago's restaurant in Commerce City on Thursday afternoon, police said.The restaurant is located on East 72nd Avenue and U.S. 85. Police asked people to avoid the area as they searched for the suspect and continued to investigate the scene.Police believe they have identified the suspect and have leads on where he may be, and they were using dogs, drones and other equipment to track him Thursday night. The suspect has had interactions with police in the past, a Commerce City Police Department spokesperson said. Watch: Full police update on shooting The victim, an employee, was described as a 15-year-old teenager. It is not known how many times the victim was shot.On Friday morning, Commerce City police said both individuals fired a gun, but it is not known if the suspect was injured. “We don’t know if these two individuals knew each other or if this was an argument or a random shooting," said Jo...

Colorado reports highest seatbelt use in state history

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 09:20:53 GMT

DENVER, (KDVR) — More Coloradans are buckling up than ever before, according to a new study set to be released by the Colorado Department of Transportation on Friday afternoon. The statewide survey conducted by CDOT this summer revealed 88.6% of Colorado drivers were wearing a seatbelt, up from 87% in 2022.  Traffic-related deaths climb in Aurora, statewide The number still trails behind the national average of 91.6% but continues on an upward trend of seatbelt use in recent years.FOX31's Evan Kruegel highlighted the problem last month after speaking with a Parker woman who lost her daughter in an unrestrained crash.Christy Schultz has been visiting schools across the state, hoping her daughter's story can convince others to buckle up.“I’ve had several kids tell me, ‘I was in an accident and because of Sammie’s story, all my friends had their seatbelts on, and they buckled up,’” Schultz said. “Her story is living on, and we’re helping to save other ki...

Bright orange iguana found in Cherry Creek State Park

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 09:20:53 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- Arapahoe County Animal Services took on a not-so-average call on Wednesday after a bright orange, 10-pound iguana was spotted at Cherry Creek State Park. On Friday, Arapahoe County posted on X, formally known as Twitter, that an iguana was hanging out on a tree. After receiving a call about a reptile on the loose, Officer Cori Wylde responded to the scaley situation. A dog is locked up, and these protesters want him freed Luckily, Wylde had an iguana as a pet and knew exactly what to do. Arapahoe County posted a picture of Wylde and the reptile. When she picked it up the 3-foot-long iguana, it was about half the size of Wylde. Officer Wylde holding the rescued iguana (Photo courtesy of Arapahoe County)This isn't the first unusual call Arapahoe County has delt with. In April, animal services found a baby calf named Benjamin in the backyard of a residential neighborhood. He was hanging out in a small dog house before they reunited him with his herd. As for the igua...

Police distribute flyers in Fort Lauderdale neighborhood to find man accused of kidnapping, sexual assault

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 09:20:53 GMT

Police officers gathered in the parking lot of a Fort Lauderdale community to distribute flyers to residents in the area after a sketch was released of a man suspected of kidnapping and sexual battery. Fort Lauderdale Police Department officers said they are looking for a dangerous criminal as they passed out flyers to residents on Friday afternoon after a man assaulted a woman in the area over the weekend. According to police, the man carjacked a couple in the downtown area of the city around 5 a.m. Saturday and forced them to drive. The male victim jumped out of the car and left the woman behind with the criminal. The suspect then drove the woman to several ATMs to withdraw cash before he sexually assaulted her. Authorities said the subject left the car along Interstate 95 near Oakland Park Boulevard.Fort Lauderdale Police officers said the circumstances that occurred overnight were similar to the kidnapping and carjacking situation. Police are investigating a possible crime conne...

4 arrested after multi-agency drug raid at home in NW Miami-Dade

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 09:20:53 GMT

Several people were arrested after multiple law enforcement agencies conducted a drug raid at a South Florida home.Miami-Dade Police, Drug Enforcement Administration and Homeland Security Investigation officials were at the scene of the home, located at the 3211 NW 20th St., Friday morning. According to detectives with MDPD Organized Crime Bureau Narcotics Section, a search warrant was executed for the home as part of an ongoing investigation. 7News cameras captured investigators carrying bags of evidence and loading boxes marked “DEA Evidence” onto a truck. Four men were walked out of the home in handcuffs and were put into a van. Neighbors in the area told 7News they were concerned about the incident while others weren’t worried. The identities of the suspects were not disclosed, as well as any charges they face. Please check back on WSVN.com and 7News for more details on this developing story.

France, US relations grow tense over Niger coup

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 09:20:53 GMT

The coup in Niger is injecting fresh tension into the France-U.S. alliance.The two countries are at odds over how to respond to the ouster of the West African country’s president in July. France is refusing to diplomatically engage with the junta and strongly supports a regional body that has threatened military intervention. The U.S. has dispatched an envoy to meet with the junta leadership and held back from officially declaring the takeover a coup — insisting there’s still a negotiated way to restore democracy.French officials also support a peaceful resolution, but they are bristling at the U.S. approach, saying engaging the junta empowers it.“Perhaps in order to avoid bloodshed, the U.S. was quickly keen to talk to the putschists. Maybe the better reaction should’ve been to put some conditions or guarantees before opening those channels,” said a French official familiar with the situation in Niger. The official, like others who spoke for this story, was granted anonymity to dis...