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Hospital video shows law enforcement beating, tackling teen

A North Carolina mother is blasting law enforcement officers for their violent treatment of her son outside an emergency room during a mental health crisis. Survillance video appears to show security guards tackle the teenager in outside of Charlotte, NC. At another point, a sheriff’s deputy punches him while he’s handcuffed. Don Dahler reports on what the teen’s mom told CBS News’ Charlotte affiliate WBTV. Source

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Woman accused of drugging new mom and trying to steal baby

A Washington state woman, who once ran for public office in Colorado, is accused of trying to kidnap a three-week-old baby. Juliette Parker and her teenage daughter are suspected of posing as photographers, and drugging a new mom to try and steal her infant. Carter Evans reports on the case before Parker’s Tuesday arraignment. Source

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Eye Opener: Americans return home after coronavirus quarantine

Over 300 Americans who have been quarantined on a cruise ship due to the coronavirus outbreak have finally returned to the U.S., causing paranoia over what that could do to the number of cases in the country. Also, Mississippi has declared a state of emergency after the Pearl River reached historic levels of flooding. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Source

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Chartered flights bring 14 coronavirus patients back to U.S.

Two U.S.-chartered jets carrying people who have been held in quarantine for nearly two weeks aboard a cruise ship landed in the country early Monday morning. The ship had been held off the coast of Japan over several coronavirus cases, 14 of which are U.S. citizens who are among the 340 returning. Debora Patta reports from Japan where some Americans are still quarantined aboard the ship. Source

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Mississippi’s Pearl River reaches historic flood levels

Mississippi is in a state of emergency Monday morning after historic levels of flooding damaged at least 200 homes near the state capitol of Jackson. At least four people had to be rescued from their homes as the Pearl River’s rising water flooded entire neighborhoods. Omar Villafranca is in Jackson to report on the latest damage. Source

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