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 Fo stanley cup llow live updates on the charges against the Trump Organization here.Washington mdash; The Trump Organization has been indicted by a grand jury in Manhattan for alleged tax-related crimes, sources familiar with the matter told CBS News, the first criminal charges stemming from investigators  years-long probe into former President Donald Trump s namesake company.The longtime chief financial officer of the Trump Organization, Allen Weisselberg, was seen surrendering to authorities in Manhattan early Thursday morning ahead of expected charges. The charges remained under seal as of Thursday morning. Attorneys for the Trump Organization are expected to appear in court for arraignment on the charges.                                        The Washington Post first reported that an indictment had been filed against the Trump Organization.Ronald Fischetti, a lawyer representing Mr. Trump, told CBS stanley cup  News on Tuesday that he does not foresee charges against the former president himself. During a virtual meeting with prosecutors last week, Fischetti said he asked Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. for details on the charges that were under consideration.         I asked specifically,  Are any of these charges related to Donald Trump   And the answer was no,  Fischetti told stanley cup  CBS News on Tuesday.The Trump Organization s legal team anticipated the company will be accused of tax crimes relating to alleged failure to pay taxes on corporate benefits and perks, including cars and apar Myem Suspect in killings of U.S. missionary couple and nonprofit chief arrested in Haiti
 Nike has walked back its decision to release a red, white and blue version of its Air Max 1 sneakers ahead of the July 4 holiday. According to The Wall Street Journal, that choice was made following concerns raised by former NFL quarter af1 back Colin Kaepernick, who is the face of Nike s  Just Do It  30th anniversary campaign.In a statement to CBS News on Monday nigh yeezy t, Nike said it  has chosen not to release the Air Max 1 Quick Strike Fourth of July as it featured the old version of the American flag.  The shoe s design included a depiction of the   salomon Betsy Ross flag,  which features 13 alternating red and white stripes and 13 stars to represent the original U.S. colonies.On Tuesday, Nike said in an updated statement to CBS News,  We regularly make business decisions to withdraw initiatives, products and services. NIKE made the decision to halt distribution of the Air Max 1 Quick Strike Fourth of July based on concerns that it could unintentionally offend and detract from the nation s patriotic holiday.                                         Sources told WSJ that Kaepernick reached out to Nike after photos emerged of the shoes, saying the design could be seen as offensive due to its association with an era of slavery. The flag first emerged in 1792 at a time when lawmakers advocated for the expansion of slavery and formally declared that those born into slavery were slaves for life.After shipping the shoes to retailers, Nike asked for them to be returned without providing a reason,

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 Scott Peterson will not get new trial, San Mateo County judge decides                                                                                                                               Scott Peterson will not get new trial, San Mateo County judge decides          00:31 stanley cup                                                                       Scott Peterson, who was convicted by a California jury of killing his pregnant wife Laci Peterson in 2002, has been denied a new trial.The 50-year-old Peterson and his legal team argued that a juror in his 2004 murder trial committed misconductand he deserved a new trial. However, on Tuesday a San Mateo County Superior Court judge ruled she had not.In a statement to CBS News, Peterson s attorney, Pat Harris, said they were  disappointed  by the ruling, but that  stanley cup  this case is not over,  adding that they had new evidence that sup stanley cup posedly proves Peterson did not murder his wife.                                        Laci s disappearance in 2002, and Peterson s subsequent murder conviction, gained widespread media attention. A jury convicted him of first-degree murder of his 27-year-old wife, as well as second-degree murder of their unborn son they had planned to name Conner. Prosecutors said that Peterson dumped Laci s body into San Francisco Bay on Christmas Eve of 2002.Jurors imposed the death penalty after convicting Peterson.        Peterson s attorneys alleged that juror No. 7, Richelle Nice, lied on a pre-trail questionnaire, omi Xmyg Man arrested in Phoenix killings of estranged wife and 2 kids
 The NHL suspended defenseman Vyacheslav  Slava  Voynov for the 2019-20 season after determining he committed acts of domestic violence, according to a statement from the league Tuesday. Commissioner Gary Bettman suspended Voynov for what the league called  unacceptable off-ice conduct. The 29-year-old Russian could have his eligibility restored July 1, 2020, based on good behavior, but he will be ineligible to play in the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2020, CBS Sportsreported.His wife at one point defended Voynov in a letter to case prosecutors, CBS Sports points out, but he was suspended indefinitely in October 2014 after being arrested and accused of domestic abuse of his wife. He pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor, left the United States to go back to Russia and in July had the conviction dismissed by a judge in Los Angeles.                                        After playing three seasons in Russia s Kontinental Hockey League and winning  stanley cup a gold medal at the 2018 Olympics without NHL players, Voynov moved back to the U. ugg S. and was applying to be reinstated by the NHL. Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly in August said Voynov s return would be contingent on completing a process with the league to review his case.                Vyacheslav Voynov on F af1 eb. 25, 2018, in Gangneung, South Korea.                                                      Getty                                        The NHL did an investigation and held a hearing March 21 under the terms of the collective bargainin