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PACIFIC PALISADES (CBSLA) – After nearly two years of pandemic restrictions, a family’s party was supposed to be an opportunity to share holiday joy, but after partygoers were robbed at gunpoint inside their home, the westside residents are dealing with the trauma of being part of a growing statistic.“I’m feeling disturbed, violated that people were in our house with guns,” said the Pacific Palisades homeowner who did not want to give her name or show her face on camera.Security cameras recorded two men walking down the side of her home Saturday, while the holiday party was underway. Moments later, the...

One of the most memorable performances from Sunday night's Grammy broadcast was also one of the most terrifying: Serene Branson, an Emmy-nominated CBS entertainment reporter began speaking gibberish during the network's post-Grammy newscast. However, after initial fears that Branson may have suffered a stroke on-air, she is reportedly doing OK. "She was examined by paramedics on scene immediately after her broadcast. Her vital signs were normal. She was not hospitalized," the CBS affiliate that employs Branson said in a statement posted late Monday on its website. "As a precautionary measure, a colleague gave her a ride home. And while Serene...

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MANAMA, Bahrain, Sep 06, 2002 (AP Online via COMTEX) -- A U.S. Navy helicopter crashed in the Gulf on Friday, killing an American television cameraman and injuring four sailors, the U.S. Navy said. An American military official told reporters in Washington that a Navy SH-60B helicopter crashed into the North Arabian Gulf about 80 miles west of Bushehr, Iran. "There were five people on board the helicopter. Four of the Navy personnel survived, but a civilian cameraman from KCBS television in Los Angeles died in the incident," Brig. Gen. John Rosa, the deputy operations director for the Joint Chiefs...