LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Three babies, three mothers, and the perfect shot: That is what was captured by a local photographer in a photo that has since gone viral. 

For Felicia Saunders, capturing all three beautiful babies in their essence in one shot was a “Once in a lifetime thing.” 

“How do you ever get three babies to do what you want them to do,” Saunders asked?

 Each year Saunders takes a photo for National Breastfeeding Month, but this year, Saunders switched things up a bit.

 “It was just something a little bit different,” she said.

This year, Saunders included feeding by breast, bottle, and tube. When she posted the inclusive photo on social media, she couldn’t believe what was happening.

 “And the next morning I woke up and I was blown away,” Saunders said. 

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AUSTIN (CNN) — Texas police arrested a homeless man who threatened to shoot ‘rich kids’ who attend the University of Texas. Dakota Blakely was arrested at Dell Seton near UT Monday for an assault. But according to police, while Blakely was processed, he began to express threats towards students.

According to court documents, Blakely repeatedly told the threats to a nurse at the university. He also threatened the responding officer, the reports said.

“I’m glad the police were there, and they were able to handle it the way that they did before it turned out to be an incident that would be a bigger deal,” said a student.

Police were also alarmed with the white supremacist messages, along with pictures of guns that cluttered Blakely’s Facebook page.

“It definitely does make it feel more real,” one student said... Read More

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Nexstar) — For acres in the Organ Pipe Cactus National Park there’s nothing, but cacti.

But as you drive closer to the Lukeville Port of Entry, the road signs turn into caution signs — warning visitors of “smuggling and illegal immigration.”

And then right before you can see the border, you can hear it.

Construction for the border wall.

But the construction doesn’t bother the few locals who live in the area.

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Hector Molina says he frequently crosses the Lukeville Port of Entry because it’s easy — there’s not a lot of people who live nearby.

“Most of the people’s concern about the wall is nature,” says Molina.

He says the wall doesn’t really bother him, but it does bother the wildlife.

“If you put a wall, animals won’t be able to go across.”

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