Doctors in deadly Davis knife rampage case to get first look at medical records, rules judge

May 08, 2023

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Doctors determining Carlos Reales Dominguez's mental fitness will get the first look at his medical records before prosecutors, the judge in the deadly Davis stabbing spree case said Tuesday.

Yolo Superior Court Judge Samuel McAdam stopped short of granting defense motions to block Yolo County prosecutors from receiving Reales Dominguez's medical and mental health records at a Tuesday evidence hearing in Woodland.

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Real Madrid says it has reinforced its defense by bringing back Fran García from Rayo Vallecano. The 23-year-old García came up through Madrid's youth teams before joining crosstown club Rayo in 2020. The left back established himself as a starter in three seasons with Rayo. Neither club disclosed the financial details of the transfer.

MANSFIELD, Pa., June 9, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Citizens Financial Services, Inc. (NASDAQ: CZFS) ("CZFS") announced today that the exchange ratio for the pending merger HV Bancorp, Inc. ("HVBC") with and into CZFS has been finalized at 0.4040 shares of CZFS stock for each share of HVBC stock. T…

When Troy Kotsur made history as the first Deaf male actor win an Oscar at the Academy Awards, he was thinking about his father. To Kotsur, his persistence comes directly from his father. At the Oscar podium, Kotsur called his dad his hero. In "To My Father," a short film premiering this week at the Tribeca Film Festival, Kotsur extends and deepens that tribute to explain his father's story and how it shaped him. Kotsur's father was a police chief in Arizona who was paralyzed in a car accident, but still managed to communicate with his Deaf son.

Leylah Fernandez and Taylor Townsend reached the women's doubles final at the French Open by beating second-seeded Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula 6-0, 6-4. The Canadian-American pair will face unseeded Hsieh Su-Wei of Taiwan and Wang Xinyu of China in Sunday's final. Hsieh and Wang upset sixth-seeded Nicole Melichar-Martinez and Ellen Perez 6-2, 3-6, 6-3. Gauff and Pegula were last year's runner-up in women's doubles at Roland Garros. They lost to Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says that Moscow will deploy some of its tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus next month, a move that the Belarusian opposition described as an attempt to blackmail the West. Putin said during Friday's meeting with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko that work on building facilities for the nuclear weapons will be completed by July 7-8, and they will be moved to Belarus quickly after that. The move comes as Ukraine has stepped up attacks in several sectors of the front line in what some observers see as the start of its long-expected counteroffensive. Russia used Belarus’ territory to send troops into Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022, and has kept forces on Belarusian territory.

Turkey's president has appointed a former U.S.-based bank executive to head the central bank. The appointment Friday is sending the strongest signal yet that Recep Tayyip Erdogan might pivot from his unusual economic policies that many blame for a worsening cost-of-living crisis. The 41-year-old Erkan is Princeton-educated and will become the first woman to lead the Turkish central bank. Erdogan won a third presidential term last month as the country grapples with high inflation that's made it difficult for people to afford food and housing. He also has named a respected former banker as finance minister. Both appointments indicate the possibility that Erdogan may abandon policies on interest rates that run counter to traditional economic thinking.

WASHINGTON — The House Ways and Means Committee is preparing to consider a package of tax breaks for individuals and businesses next week, laying out GOP priorities ahead of potential bipartisan tax talks later this year.

The New York Racing Association has announced that live racing will resume at Belmont Park on Friday following significant improvement in air quality conditions in the state. Both Belmont and Saratoga reopened for training Friday morning, and the 11-card race will start at 12:50 p.m. The NYRA said in a statement that it will actively monitor air quality conditions to ensure the environment remains safe ahead of the Belmont Stakes on Saturday. Racing at Belmont Park was canceled Thursday due to poor air quality from wildfires in Canada. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul had warned the Belmont Stakes could be affected if conditions don't improve by Saturday.

A U.N. agency says Myanmar's military government has rescinded its approval for international organizations to distribute food, shelter and medicines to thousands of residents in cyclone-hit areas in the country's west. The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs says the suspension of aid activities could not have come at worse time because of the arrival of the monsoon season. Cyclone Mocha hit the coastline of Bangladesh and Myanmar in mid-May. Myanmar state media said at least 148 people in Rakhine state were killed by the storm and more than 186,000 buildings were damaged in several areas. No reason was given for the suspension of aid distribution by international organizations.

The United Nations has joined the U.S. in suspending the delivery of aid in Ethiopia, plunging the humanitarian situation in the country into even deeper uncertainty.

The "Miracle of Istanbul" happened the last time Turkey hosted the Champions League final. It's taken nearly two decades to miraculously bring the game back. Istanbul was supposed to host the 2020 Champions League final. It didn't happen. Then the 2021 final. Also didn't happen. The coronavirus pandemic upended those plans only weeks before kickoff. Both finals were instead played in Portugal. But Istanbul's time finally has come again with Manchester City and Inter Milan playing in Saturday's Champions League final at the 72,000-capacity Ataturk Olympic Stadium. Turkish soccer federation president Mehmet Büyükekşi says "the city is vibrant with the Champions League."

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A shooting at a car wash in the Arab town of Yafa an-Naseriyye in Israel left five dead on Thursday, in what's considered to be one of the country's deadliest incidents in recent years.

A far-right party banned from participating in Greece's upcoming election has pledged support for a newly founded political group that received Supreme Court approval to field candidates. Greece's top court this week upheld an earlier election ban on the Greeks Party. The ruling was based on legislation that denies political groups tied to serious offenses the right to put up candidates. The party's founder, former Greek lawmaker Ilias Kasidiaris is serving a prison sentence in a criminal organization. He is a former leading member of Golden Dawn, a party of neo-Nazi origins linked to violent street attacks. Kasidiaris said Friday that he would support the little-known Spartans Party in the June 25 elections for Greece's parliament.

The 2023 Tony Awards will celebrate the 2022-23 Broadway season, the first full season after the COVID-19 pandemic darkened stages for 18 months. For a period of 72 hours last month, there was an industrywide worry that it wouldn't even happen at all.

Jodie Comer returned for a Wednesday evening performance of the Broadway show "Prima Facie" after exiting an earlier show due to poor air quality in New York City.

A cartoonist's lawyer says Iranian authorities have summoned and arrested her over posts on her Instagram account. Mohammad Moghimi said in a tweet Friday that his client, Atena Farghadani, a painter, cartoonist and former political prisoner, was summoned to the Evin courthouse in Tehran and arrested. He did not elaborate on why she was detained. The New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists called for Farghadani ‘s release and said her detainment is an example of Iran's "failure to respect the rule of law."

The Supreme Court of the Netherlands has ordered a Dutch museum's trove of historical treasures from Crimea to be sent to Ukraine. The collection was on loan to the Allard Pierson Museum in Amsterdam when Russia annexed the Crimean Peninsula from Ukraine in 2014, sparking a dispute over the repatriation of the pieces. Both the Ukrainian government and the four Crimean museums that had loaned their bronze swords, golden helmets, precious gems and other artifacts demanded the objects back. The Amsterdam museum instead opted to store the items until a court could decide their fate. The Supreme Court on Friday upheld a lower court ruling that the 300 artifacts were part of Ukraine's cultural heritage.

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WASHINGTON — The race for the Republican presidential nomination hit an inflection point this week, with the final major hopefuls announcing their decisions and stepping up attacks on the newly indicted front-runner, former President Donald Trump.

Midfielder Naby Keïta is leaving Liverpool on a free transfer to move to the Bundesliga with Werder Bremen. Keïta leaves Liverpool after five years with a team which won every major prize in English soccer. He was a Champions League winner with Liverpool in 2019 and a Premier League winner one season later. The Guinea midfielder previously played for Leipzig for two years before joining Liverpool in 2018. He only managed 13 games for Liverpool this season because of injuries.

Worshippers, police officers and other witnesses have testified to the horror of the nation's deadliest antisemitic attack in the ongoing federal trial of Robert Bowers. He is charged with killing 11 and wounding seven at the Tree of Life synagogue building in Pittsburgh on Oct. 27, 2018. The trial may seem an exercise in proving the obvious. Bowers' own defense attorney admitted he committed the killings, though she is questioning some of the motives the prosecution is attributing to him. Bowers' conviction seems certain, but even at this phase of the trial, his defense team's ultimate goal is to spare him the death penalty.

A Spanish government official says the bodies of two migrants were found on a beach in southeastern Spain after 132 other people arrived in two boats. The official in the city of Almería says the two died while trying to swim to the coast and were victims of criminal human smuggling gangs. The two boats carrying migrants are believed to have set sail from Morocco. Spain's state news agency said the operators had forced the people who died to leave their boat. There were no details on their nationalities.

Iga Swiatek will face Karolina Muchova in the French Open women's final on Saturday in Paris. Swiatek is ranked No. 1 and is trying to win her third championship in four years at Roland Garros. It also would be her fourth Grand Slam trophy overall. She is a 22-year-old from Poland. Muchova is ranked 43rd and will be appearing in her first major final after eliminating No. 2 Aryna Sabalenka in the semifinals. Muchova is a 26-year-old from the Czech Republic. She and Swiatek have only played each other once before and it came back in April 2019 in Prague. Muchova won that one.

Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg says she will no longer be able to skip classes as a way to draw attention to climate change because she is graduating from high school. Thunberg started staging Friday protests outside the Swedish parliament building during school hours in 2018. Teenagers from around the world followed her lead, leading to an international student movement called Fridays for Future. Because she won't be a student anymore, the 20-year-old noted that her future Friday activities that "technically" won't be school striking. But in a tweet, she vowed to continue protesting, saying, "The fight has only just begun."

If Manchester City wins the Champions League title it will be mission complete for the Abu Dhabi-backed club. European soccer finally conquered. The last barrier to the game's traditional elite broken. The Champions League trophy represents more than just the silverware on offer if City can beat Inter Milan in Istanbul. It would be a statement to the long-standing powerhouses of soccer that the team once dismissed by former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson as "noisy neighbors" has truly arrived. City has achieved dizzying success over the last 15 years but the pinnacle of the European game has remained just out of reach.

A right-wing Republican Party faction in Georgia is seeking to punish GOP officials it considers ideological traitors by banning them from future primary ballots. The plan could be voted on at the state Republican convention, which opens Friday in Columbus. Donald Trump is supposed to headline the Saturday session following his Thursday announcement that he's been indicted for mishandling classified documents. The ballot ban could punish elected Republican leaders including Gov. Brian Kemp or Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, who is refusing Trump's demand to overturn his Georgia loss in the 2020 election. Opponents say primary election voters should decide who's fit to be a Republican.

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GUELPH, ON, June 9, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Canadian Solar Inc. (the "Company" or "Canadian Solar") (NASDAQ: CSIQ) today announces that its majority-owned subsidiary CSI Solar Co., Ltd. ("CSI Solar") has completed its initial public offering ("IPO") process and its shares started trading on the…

WILMINGTON, N.C., June 9, 2023 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Capital Nissan of Wilmington is delighted to announce its partnership with Make-A-Wish, a renowned non-profit organization, to fulfill the dreams of deserving children with critical illnesses and their families in North Carolina. In an e…

Ford has planned a return to the 24 Hours of Le Mans with its iconic Mustang muscle car next year under a massive rebranding of Ford Performance that is aimed at bringing the automotive manufacturer "into the racing business." The new Mustang Dark Horse-based race car was unveiled at Le Mans. Mustang will enter the GT3 category next year with at least two cars in both IMSA and the World Endurance Championship. The project is part of an overall rebranding of Ford Performance that was done by renowned motorsports designer Troy Lee and is aimed at making Ford a lifestyle brand with a sporting mindset.

The archbishop of Canterbury has urged the Anglican Church of Uganda to reject the country's new anti-homosexuality law. Archbishop Justin Welby says the Anglican Church of Uganda's support for the legislation was a "fundamental departure" from the global Anglican movement's commitment to protect the dignity of all people. Welby is the spiritual leader of worldwide Anglican Communion. He said Friday that he wrote to Ugandan Archbishop Stephen Kaziimba to express his "grief and dismay" over the Ugandan church's position on the law. Uganda's president last month signed legislation that includes the death penalty for sexual relations involving people infected with HIV and up to 20 years in prison for anyone convicted of "promoting" homosexuality.

Palestinian health officials say Israeli forces have shot and killed a Palestinian man at a checkpoint in the occupied West Bank. The Israeli army said Friday the man attacked a solider, wounded him lightly and tried to steal his weapons. Another solider shot the alleged Palestinian attacker. The Palestinian Health ministry identified the man as Mahdi Biadsa, 29. Israel's military is investigating whether the incident is a criminal attack or part of rising violence with the Palestinians. At least 118 Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank and east Jerusalem this year, with nearly half of them members of armed militant groups, according to an Associated Press tally. But stone-throwing youths and people uninvolved in violence have also been killed.

Israeli soldiers have fired tear gas to disperse scores of stone-throwing protesters along the border with Lebanon, leaving some demonstrators and troops with breathing problems. Friday's tension near the Lebanese village of Kfar Chouba began earlier this week over Israeli digging in the area that Lebanon claims. Israel ended an 18-year occupation of southern Lebanon when its troops withdrew from the area in May 2000. Kfar Chouba hills and the nearby Chebaa Farms were captured by Israel during the 1967 Mideast War and claimed by Lebanon.

Swedish prosecutors have charged a Turkish man with attempted extortion, a weapons offense and attempted terrorist financing on behalf of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party. Swedish media noted it was the first time that someone in Sweden was prosecuted for alleged terrorist financing of the party. Also known as PKK, it has waged an insurgency in southeast Turkey since 1984 and is considered a terrorist organization by Turkey, the United States and the European Union. Turkey has refused to approve Sweden's request to join NATO, accusing the Swedish government of not doing enough to crack down on PKK members. The military alliance wants to admit Sweden before a NATO summit next month in Vilnius, Lithuania.

The world's first lipstick. The first modern perfume. The first Nivea cream. These are some of the treasures held in Guerlain's first archive, which brings stories from the iconic French cosmetic company's sensational past to life. The "warehouse of wonders" is shrouded in secrecy and hidden from public view by Paris’ Seine River. It's a gem of documents and mysterious objects spanning three centuries, each with a unique history of its own. Yet what is perhaps most remarkable about the collection is that the company founded in 1828 that invented modern perfumery had not assembled it before. "It's what we call our little secret," Guerlain's heritage director Ann Caroline Prazan told The Associated Press.

The Dallas Cowboys have been shuffling the Smiths as they face the question of fielding the best five linemen in 2023. Perennial Pro Bowl left tackle Tyron Smith finally spent some time at that spot late in the offseason program. He played right tackle last season after returning from a torn hamstring. Tyler Smith was the rookie replacement for the elder Smith at left tackle last season. Tyler Smith had been working at left guard before Tyron Smith's injury. Now Tyler Smith is getting some work there again. Dallas has several tackle-trained linemen who could get work at guard in training camp. The Cowboys report to California in late July.