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A federal judge on Friday refused to order the reinsertion of Terri Schiavo s feeding tube, yet another setback for the parents of the brain-damaged woman in their now-quixotic battle against her husband to keep her alive.For a second time, U.S. District Judge James Whittemore ruled against the parents, Bob and Mary stanley kubek Schindler, who had asked him to grant their emergency request to restore her feeding tube while he considers a lawsuit they filed.Right to life protestors refuse to give up and their ire is turning inward on Gov. Jeb Bush. The activists wanted Bush to defy the courts and snatch Schiavo from the hospice and her husband s custody just like the late-night raid on Elian Gonzalez, reports CBS News Correspondent Kelly Cobiella. However, the governor made his position very clear. I can t go beyond what my powers are and I m not going to do it. The tube was removed a week ago on a state judge s order that agreed with her husband, who has said she has no hope for recovery and wouldn t want to be kept alive stanley flasche artificially. The Schindlers believe their daughter could improve and wouldn t want to die. stanley us We re minute by minute right now. But it doesn t look like we have much left, said Suzanne Vitadamo, Terri Schiavo s sister.As of early Friday, Terri Schiavo, 41, had been without food or water for almost seven days and was showing signs of dehydration mdash; flaky skin, dry tongue and lips, and sunken eyes, according to attorneys Kcnp MacDill Airfest promises family fun - and plenty noise
Gun stocks rose Monday following the deadliest mass shooting in American history late Sunday night. A gunman in a hotel room at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas killed at least 58people attending an outdoor concert and wounded over 515 more.Shares of Sturm Ruger were up 3%, while American adidas original campus Outdoor Brands, the company formerly known as Smith Wesson, gained 4%. Both stocks have tended to rally in the immediate aftermath of mass killings, which sadly have become more routine.The Pulse nightcl skechers ub in Orlando in June 2016. San Bernardino in December 2015. The Aurora, Colorado movie theater and Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. in 2012.Investors had bet that these massacres would lead to tougher gun control laws, especially because of tough talk from President Obama.The stricter laws never materialized. Instead, gun sales climbed during the Obama administration s two terms as gun aficionados bought more firearms just in case r airforces ules changed at a national level or in individual states controlled by Democrats.But shares of Sturm Ruger and American Outdoor Brands have both fallen sharply since Donald Trump, who was endorsed by the National Rifle Association, was elected president.Investors had feared that a win by his opponent, Hillary Clinton, last year would have led to stricter regulations.Trump s win removed those fears, and gun company sales and profits have plunged as a result. FBI background checks for firearms have fallen as well.Sturm Ruger said in August that its
A federal judge on Friday refused to order the reinsertion of Terri Schiavo s feeding tube, yet another setback for the parents of the brain-damaged woman in their now-quixotic battle against her husband to keep her alive.For a second time, U.S. District Judge James Whittemore ruled against the parents, Bob and Mary stanley kubek Schindler, who had asked him to grant their emergency request to restore her feeding tube while he considers a lawsuit they filed.Right to life protestors refuse to give up and their ire is turning inward on Gov. Jeb Bush. The activists wanted Bush to defy the courts and snatch Schiavo from the hospice and her husband s custody just like the late-night raid on Elian Gonzalez, reports CBS News Correspondent Kelly Cobiella. However, the governor made his position very clear. I can t go beyond what my powers are and I m not going to do it. The tube was removed a week ago on a state judge s order that agreed with her husband, who has said she has no hope for recovery and wouldn t want to be kept alive stanley flasche artificially. The Schindlers believe their daughter could improve and wouldn t want to die. stanley us We re minute by minute right now. But it doesn t look like we have much left, said Suzanne Vitadamo, Terri Schiavo s sister.As of early Friday, Terri Schiavo, 41, had been without food or water for almost seven days and was showing signs of dehydration mdash; flaky skin, dry tongue and lips, and sunken eyes, according to attorneys Kcnp MacDill Airfest promises family fun - and plenty noise
Gun stocks rose Monday following the deadliest mass shooting in American history late Sunday night. A gunman in a hotel room at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas killed at least 58people attending an outdoor concert and wounded over 515 more.Shares of Sturm Ruger were up 3%, while American adidas original campus Outdoor Brands, the company formerly known as Smith Wesson, gained 4%. Both stocks have tended to rally in the immediate aftermath of mass killings, which sadly have become more routine.The Pulse nightcl skechers ub in Orlando in June 2016. San Bernardino in December 2015. The Aurora, Colorado movie theater and Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. in 2012.Investors had bet that these massacres would lead to tougher gun control laws, especially because of tough talk from President Obama.The stricter laws never materialized. Instead, gun sales climbed during the Obama administration s two terms as gun aficionados bought more firearms just in case r airforces ules changed at a national level or in individual states controlled by Democrats.But shares of Sturm Ruger and American Outdoor Brands have both fallen sharply since Donald Trump, who was endorsed by the National Rifle Association, was elected president.Investors had feared that a win by his opponent, Hillary Clinton, last year would have led to stricter regulations.Trump s win removed those fears, and gun company sales and profits have plunged as a result. FBI background checks for firearms have fallen as well.Sturm Ruger said in August that its
