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JORDAN HENDERSON SHOULD SUCCEED WAYNE ROONEY AS
ENGLAND CAPTAIN - BUT WHEN WILL HE GET THE ARMBAND?

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JORDAN HENDERSON SHOULD SUCCEED WAYNE ROONEY AS
ENGLAND CAPTAIN - BUT WHEN WILL HE GET THE ARMBAND?

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Maybe Southgate does not want to make a decision on the captaincy until he sorts out his own future. But it is becoming more and more of an issue.

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A WASTE OF MONEY? TRUMP'S BORDER WALL FALLING
FLAT IN ARIZONA: REUTERS/IPSOS POLL

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A WASTE OF MONEY? TRUMP'S BORDER WALL FALLING
FLAT IN ARIZONA: REUTERS/IPSOS POLL

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NEW YORK Donald Trump rode to the top of the Republican ticket promising a "big, beautiful, powerful" border wall with Mexico to stop the flow of undocumented immigrants. Along that border, however, Americans are more likely to call the wall a "waste of money", according to a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll.

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Deadly floods hit North Carolina after Hurricane Matthew

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Deadly floods hit North Carolina after Hurricane Matthew

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Nearly a week after Hurricane Matthew barreled through the Caribbean and up the southeastern coast of the United States, floodwaters continue to rise along with the death toll in North Carolina.

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Nearly a week after Hurricane Matthew barreled through the Caribbean and up the southeastern coast of the United States, floodwaters continue to rise along with the death toll in North Carolina.

As of Friday, floods had killed at more than 20 in North Carolina, approximately 2,300 others had been rescued, and 43 shelters were currently housing about 3,400 people throughout the state.

Gov. Pat McCrory implored people on Thursday to donate to the state's disaster relief fund, emphasizing that "the poorest of the poor in North Carolina are the ones who are being hurt the most by these floods."

According to the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, approximately 356,000 residents in the 21 counties being monitored for storm damage were living without access to healthy food well before Matthew made its way up the east coast.
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This week, rainwaters continued to rise and rivers overflowed into the streets of poverty-stricken communities like Lumberton, Goldsboro and Kinston, where residents anxiously braced for more flooding.

"I worked for years and years to make money for a double-wide, which I thought would be home for the rest of my life," a retired Vietnam veteran named Wesley Turner told the New York Times of his mobile home in Kinston, which was on the verge of flooding. "I can't afford another trailer. I can't afford a pup tent."

Floods are also wreaking havoc on North Carolina's agriculture industry, a top contributor to the state's economy.

According to the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer services, at least 1.8 million poultry birds have died in Matthew's aftermath, though state Department Environmental Quality Secretary Donald van der Vaart estimated that the total number of poultry killed in the floods could be closer to 5 million.

"Knock on wood, right now we don't have the kind of catastrophic losses we had in 1999," van der Vaart told Reuters, referring to the floods that overflowed many of the state's hog farms during Hurricane Floyd, carrying animal waste and carcasses into local waterways.

While van der Vaart said that the recent flooding had overwhelmed pits filled with hog waste on some farms in the state, he predicted that the waste would be "vastly diluted" by the floodwaters, causing little environmental damage.

In 1999, Hurricane Floyd caused extensive damage to Princeville, N.C., regarded as one of the nation's first towns settled by freed African-Americans. Days after Matthew receded in the Atlantic, floodwaters began to inundate the historic town of 2,000 once more.

On Wednesday, officials in Princeville's Edgecombe County reported that water was "ankle-deep" in one part of town.

As of Thursday, the nearby Tar River had risen to 36.3 feet. Roads and bridges entering the town had been blocked off, leaving evacuated residents stranded across the river in Tarboro, N.C., as the water inches dangerously close to the 37-foot dike that protects Princeville from the swollen river.

Speaking to the Washington Post Thursday, one evacuated resident described the situation as "another nightmare."

"We're going to have a lot of work to do," McCrory told reporters regarding Princeville on Thursday. "We're going to have to rebuild a town."

The governor also announced that statewide power outages had been reduced significantly from a high of almost 900,000 last week to approximately 55,000.

Ahead of additional flooding expected over the weekend, state and federal officials warned North Carolinians of the potential health hazards they might encounter upon returning to their flooded homes or workplaces.

"Although most floods do not cause serious outbreaks of infectious disease or chemical poisonings, they can cause sickness in workers and others who come in contact with contaminated floodwater," officials with the U.S. Department of Labor advised. "In addition, flooded areas may contain electrical or fire hazards connected with downed power lines."

Hundreds of FEMA workers and over 1,000 National Guard troops have been deployed throughout the state since the hurricane began. According to the governor's office, the storm's total damage to the state is still being assessed.

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Deadly floods hit North Carolina after Hurricane Matthew

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A week after Hurricane Matthew barreled through the Caribbean and up the southeastern coast of the United States, floodwaters and the death toll continue to rise in North Carolina. The Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina said 356,000 residents in the 21 counties monitored for storm damage

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Real Madrid players Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale are machines to score goals in training and in matches.

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Real Madrid players Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale are machines to score goals in training and in matches.

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Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale are two of the best players in the world - there's not doubt about that.

And there has always been some friendly competition between the talented duo.

The Portuguese superstar broke the football transfer record back in 2009 when he moved from Manchester United to Real Madrid for a whopping £80million.

This was then broken by the Welsh wizard, when he moved from Tottenham to Los Blancos for £86million in 2013.

In terms of success, Ronaldo is ahead of his teammate, but with age on his side, it's not exactly a race Bale is completely out of.

Anyway, that aside, the pair went head to head in shooting practise on the Real Madrid training ground - as you can see in the above video.

As you can also see, the duo looked very sharp in front of goal alongside Karim Benzema, James Rodriguez and Danilo.

But who scored the better goal?

Bale smashes his shot into the left-hand side of the net, while Ronaldo hits his hard and low into the corner.

They're both so different and both so good.

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Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale are on FIRE in Real Madrid training

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Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale are two of the best players in the world - there's not doubt about that. And there has always been some friendly competition between the talented duo. The Portuguese superstar broke the football transfer record back in 2009 when he moved from Manchester United to Real Madrid for a whopping £80million.

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the united states presidential hopefuls promise and Its foundations public good elements: such as Citizens education, health and Functioning of the country.

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the united states presidential hopefuls promise and Its foundations public good elements: such as Citizens education, health and Functioning of the country.

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What Do the Foundations Do?

The Clinton Foundation

The Clinton Foundation sponsors programs in public health, economic development, women's rights and climate change. Much of its work has been praised, including efforts to lower the price of AIDS medication and distribute it to children.

But the foundation hasn't always succeeded. In Haiti, its signature project after the 2010 earthquake - the Caracol Industrial Park - has provided only a fraction of the jobs promised, and those are low paying.

The Trump Foundation

The Trump Foundation is more traditional in that it directs charitable donations to causes selected by the Trump family.

Mr. Trump has sent some of his foundation's biggest checks to the United Way, the American Cancer Society and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. He has also made donations to police unions, conservative advocacy groups and the personal foundations of famous athletes.

How Large Are the Foundations, and Who Funds Them?

The Clinton Foundation

The Clinton Foundation is a giant among world charities, raising an estimated $2 billion through 2016 and employing around 2,000 people. According to Bill Clinton, the foundation and the Clinton Global Initiative have helped more than 435 million people in 180 countries.

The Clinton Foundation is largely funded by third parties (including foreign governments), other major foundations and billionaire admirers of the foundation's work.

The Trump Foundation

Mr. Trump's foundation is modest in size, with no paid staff and a board that is composed of Mr. Trump, his three oldest children and the Trump Organization's chief financial officer. The Trumps estimate that they each spend half an hour a week on foundation work. Mr. Trump has donated $5.4 million to his foundation over the years, according to tax filings.

Until the 2007 housing market crash, the foundation was primarily funded with Mr. Trump's money. Since then the foundation has been funded mostly by other people's donations, which is unusual for a family foundation.

How Have the Foundations Been Criticized?

The Clinton Foundation

The Trump campaign has accused the Clinton Foundation of being a conduit for wealthy business people seeking to influence the Clintons, particularly when Mrs. Clinton was secretary of state.

The Clintons maintain that no special favors were done for foundation donors, and that no special access was given to the State Department.

But it's easy to see how the appearance of a conflict of interest could arise, with foreign governments and business people making large donations to the foundation.

During Mrs. Clinton's tenure as secretary of state, Douglas J. Band, an adviser to Bill Clinton and then head of the foundation's Clinton Global Initiative, emailed her staff to ask for a diplomatic introduction for Gilbert Chagoury, a Lebanese-Nigerian industrialist and one of the foundation's major donors, saying that he's a "key guy there and to us."

The Trump Foundation

Recent reporting on the Trump Foundation, primarily from The Washington Post, has centered on Mr. Trump's repeated use of foundation money to make donations that simultaneously helped him solve a personal or business problem.

Here's an example: After Mr. Trump put up a flagpole at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla., that was higher than the town allowed, the town council began fining him for every day it remained in place. Mr. Trump sued.

The case was eventually settled with Mr. Trump agreeing to donate $100,000 to charity, according to The Washington Post. But the donation came from the Trump Foundation instead of Mr. Trump himself. Using charity money to satisfy a personal lawsuit is typically considered to be self-dealing, an illegal use of nonprofit foundation funds.

The New York Times reported in September that Mr. Trump's foundation does not show up on the charity registers in many states, highlighting how the foundation at times has not complied with non-profit regulations.

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The Clinton and Trump Foundations Are Vastly Different. Here's How.

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The Clinton Foundation sponsors programs in public health, economic development, women's rights and climate change. Much of its work has been praised, including efforts to lower the price of AIDS medication and distribute it to children. But the foundation hasn't always succeeded.

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fc barcelona manchester city team has defeated FC fatal win, their coach Pep Guardiola is on the brink of despair.

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fc barcelona manchester city team has defeated FC fatal win, their coach Pep Guardiola is on the brink of despair.

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Pep Guardiola does not need to reinvent the wheel to win the title or conquer Europe with Manchester City - but it looks as if he's trying.

No arguments, City have been great to watch this season, but is boss Guardiola a tactical genius?

I'm yet to be convinced, and 10 goals leaked in the last four games - three of them scored by a Celtic side who are Championship-standard at best - says he has some way to go before replicating his successes at Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

I got hammered when I said, on the radio last weekend, that I was concerned about City defensively, and they could ship four or five in the Nou Camp... and we all know what happened on Wednesday night .

As a club, apart from a wonderfully loyal fanbase, Man City are unrecognisable from the outfit who scraped out of the lower two divisions against Gillingham in 1999 on penalties in the play-off final at Wembley.

They have a fine stadium, a space-age academy and owner Sheikh Mansour's investment has transformed an entire area of the city.

He has been pumping in big money for eight years now, and Guardiola's arrival in the summer was City's biggest catch yet - the most sought-after coach in the world.

But at what point does philosophy, and sticking to your principles, come before winning trophies?

Arsene Wenger has stuck to his principles at Arsenal - and he hasn't won the title since 2004.

City are top of the Premier League, and are joint top scorers with Wenger's Gunners, so there can't be too much wrong - and yet the manner of their defeat in the Nou Camp was troubling.

For a start, leaving Sergio Aguero - 11 goals this season, and 147 in 186 starts for the club - on the bench makes you wonder whether the Argentinean striker has a future at City.

I wonder if we will look back in a few months and regard that decision in the same light as Brendan Rodgers leaving Steven Gerrard out against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu in 2014.

That proved to be the beginning of the end for a legend at Anfield.

If it had been Wenger or Jose Mourinho leaving out his top forward, they would have been absolutely hammered for it from pillar to post.

And as for Claudio Bravo the sweeper-keeper...

Sorry, I'm hearing too much about goalkeepers being comfortable with the ball at their feet and playing it out from the back.

I don't care if Bravo had a pass completion of 84 per cent last season where Joe Hart's rate was 53 per cent.

And I don't care if Hart's clearances gave away possession to opponents 352 times to Bravo's 142.

I would still have Hart as my keeper ahead of Bravo, every day of the week.

A keeper's main job is what he does between the posts - stopping shots, catching crosses, organising his defence - not trying to play cushioned passes under pressure like he's Franz Beckenbauer.

Yes, you can argue that City took the game to Barcelona , but the reason Bravo got sent off is because he was following his manager's philosophy.

Breathtaking football is all very well, but surely there has to be a time and place for clearing your lines - even if Guardiola is your manager.

City might well have gone on to lose 4-0 anyway if Bravo had stayed on the pitch - although I doubt it - but sometimes pragmatism must hold sway over philosophy.

Last Saturday, City battered Everton and would have won the game if they had kept a clean sheet. But Romelu Lukaku should never be left one-on-one against Gael Clichy, whatever your philosophy.

It's great that Pep now plies his trade in English football, and it was a fantastic statement of his faith in youth that he named only 20 senior players in City's Premier League squad, with a large pool of Under-21s to make up any shortfall.

I hope we will eventually see the likes of academy graduates Angelino, Alex Garcia, Angus Gunn, Pablo Maffeo and Tosin Adarabioyo breaking into City's first team - and if that happens, I'll take my hat off to Guardiola.

It would be especially pleasing to see Adarabioyo make it, because he has been there since he was six years old and his entire football education has been with one club. Many players in his age group like Angelino and Garcia, on the other hand, were imported as teenagers.

But on the evidence of Tottenham pressing high up the pitch and closing down Bravo, Celtic scoring three and Barcelona scoring four, Guardiola has not yet cracked it in England.

Yes, City are a joy to watch and, yes, their 10 wins in a row at the start of the season was mighty impressive.

But against teams who are bold enough, defensively they are there for the taking.

The wheel is still round, Pep - you would be better off mending the punctures.

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Guardiola just needs to fix Man City's punctures not try to reinvent the wheel

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Pep Guardiola does not need to reinvent the wheel to win the title or conquer Europe with Manchester City - but it looks as if he's trying. No arguments, City have been great to watch this season, but is boss Guardiola a tactical genius?

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Presentation of the news by Carolina García

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Presentation of the news by Carolina García