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people  have been treated at a hospital in Rome after an escalator seriously malfunctioned at the Repubblica station of the Rome Metro Line A on Tuesday night.

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Dozens of Russian soccer fans have been treated at a hospital in Rome after an escalator seriously malfunctioned at the Repubblica station of the Rome Metro Line A on Tuesday night.

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Footage shared on social media showed a packed down-escalator stair hurtling at alarming speed, causing a mound of people to crash at the bottom.

Italian news agency ANSA reported that the most serious injury was to a young man whose foot was so badly mangled he was at risk of amputation, and six more are in serious condition.

Pictures of the aftermath showed the escalator stairs crumpled at the bottom, leaving jagged and exposed metal plates in a spot where the pile of people crashed into each other.

At the time, hundreds of soccer fans were traveling to a Champions League match between Italian and Russian teams playing in the group stages.

Witnesses provided conflicting reports of travelers on the escalator singing and dancing or jumping, although some have told Italian media there was no jumping.

Roman authorities have opened an investigation into the accident. The BBC reports that the local transport authority, Atac , has said monthly checks are carried out on transport infrastructure including escalators.

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Escalator packed with soccer fans suddenly hurtles downward, injuring dozens

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Dozens of Russian soccer fans have been treated at a hospital in Rome after an escalator seriously malfunctioned at the Repubblica station of the Rome Metro Line A on Tuesday night. Add Italy as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Italy news, video, and analysis from ABC News.

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Man saves own life by headbutting shark. Paul Kenny, who was a former professional surfer, was surfing before the shark latched onto his arm and tried to rip it off. The man then acted fast by headbutting the shark to fend it off.

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A single ticket won the Mega Millions in South Carolina

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After days of nationwide lotto fever, the Mega Millions numbers are out. And the wait is on for the nation's newest billionaire.

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7th child dies from adenovirus outbreak at New Jersey rehabilitation center

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At least six children have died from an adenovirus outbreak at a nursing and rehabilitation center in New Jersey, officials said Tuesday.

The outbreak occurred in recent days at the Wanaque Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation in Haskell, according to a statement from the New Jersey Department of Health.

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6 children dead from adenovirus outbreak in New Jersey

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At least six children have died from an adenovirus outbreak at a nursing and rehabilitation center in New Jersey, officials said Tuesday. The outbreak occurred in recent days at the Wanaque Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation in Haskell, according to a statement from the New Jersey Department of...

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The New York Giants know it's time to make massive changes. The San Francisco 49ers know this is a lost season. A number of other teams realize they have to shore up holes and patch problems heading into the second half of the 2018 season, too...

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The ticket to a Mega Millions jackpot of over $1.5 billion, or a cash sum of almost $878 million, was sold somewhere in South Carolina, the winner hasn't claimed the money yet.

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The largest jackpot in U.S. lottery history could be decided tonight.

The prize is an estimated $1.6 billion, which a single winner could choose to take as a lump sum of more than $900 million.

Are you going to win?

Probably not.

Your odds are about 1 in 302.5 million.

But someone, or a group of someones, finally, eventually, has to win.

Right?

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Historic $1.6 billion Mega Millions drawing set for tonight

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The largest jackpot in U.S. lottery history could be decided tonight. The prize is an estimated $1.6 billion, which a single winner could choose to take as a lump sum of more than $900 million. Are you going to win? Probably not. Your odds are about 1 in 302.5 million.

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Rapper XXXTentacion, who died after being shot in June while he was facing trial for a domestic violence incident, appeared to confess to his crimes in a secret audio recording released Tuesday.
The 20-year-old hip-hop star was arrested in Miami-Dade County, Fla., in 2016 and was charged with aggravated battery of a pregnant victim, domestic battery by strangulation, false imprisonment and witness tampering. acquired an audio recording of XXXTentacion talking about his ex-girlfriend.

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Rapper XXXTentacion, who died after being shot in June while he was facing trial for a domestic violence incident, appeared to confess to his crimes in a secret audio recording released Tuesday.

The 20-year-old hip-hop star was arrested in Miami-Dade County, Fla., in 2016 and was charged with aggravated battery of a pregnant victim, domestic battery by strangulation, false imprisonment and witness tampering. Pitchfork acquired an audio recording of XXXTentacion talking about his ex-girlfriend.

"I put my source of happiness in another person, which was a mistake initially, right? But she fell through on every occasion until now. Until I started f-----g her up bruh. I started f-----g her up because she made one mistake. And from there, the whole cycle went down. Now she's scared. That girl is scared for her life. Which I understand," the rapper, whose real name is Jahseh Onfroy, is heard saying.

In her deposition to police, XXXTentacion's girlfriend said the rapper told to choose between a "barbecue pitchfork" or "barbecue cleaner" and told her he would rape her with whatever she chose, according to the New York Daily News. She said he didn't follow through with the threat.

He denied the allegations against him and his trial was postponed several times.

Additionally, XXXTentacion refers to a January 2016 stabbing in Deerfield Beach in which three people were stabbed and a suspect was never charged.

"I'm on [Miami] New Times for stabbing, how many people they put in the news? They said three, it was eight," he was heard saying.

Pitchfork said it obtained the recording from the Miami-Dade County state attorney's office. Officials with the state attorney's office told the music website an acquaintance of the rapper recorded the audio.

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XXXTentacion appears to admit to beating girlfriend, stabbing people in secret audio recording

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Rapper XXXTentacion, who died after being shot in June while he was facing trial for a domestic violence incident, appeared to confess to his crimes in a secret audio recording released Tuesday. The 20-year-old hip-hop star was arrested in Miami-Dade County, Fla., in 2016 and was charged with aggravated battery of a pregnant victim, domestic battery by strangulation, false imprisonment and witness tampering.

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Elite defender Damon Harrison also known as ''smacks" was traded to the Lions from the Giants for a 5th round pick. More trades has also been made like amari cooper went to the cowboys and patrick peterson is being traded but hasn't found out where

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Report: Giants Trade Damon 'Snacks' Harrison to Lions for 5th-Round Draft Pick

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The New York Giants reportedly agreed to trade defensive tackle Damon Harrison to the Detroit Lions on Wednesday, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport . Per ESPN's Adam Schefter , the Giants will receive a fifth-round pick in return...

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7th child dies from

adenovirus outbreak at New Jersey rehabilitation center

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At least six children have died from an adenovirus outbreak at a nursing and rehabilitation center in New Jersey, officials said Tuesday.

The outbreak occurred in recent days at the Wanaque Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation in Haskell, according to a statement from the New Jersey Department of Health.

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Sponge-like creatures could be lurking beneath the surface of Mars, according to new research.

Salty subterranean lakes on the Red Planet are capable of providing enough oxygen to support even simple animals, scientists believe.

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100 classrooms across the United States. The effort aims to help kids build communication and critical thinking skills in science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics

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nintendo switch gaming console is getting into education - cnn

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Nintendo has long been synonymous with entertainment. But now the gaming giant is getting into education.

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There were explosives sent to Barack Obama and Hilary Clinton's house. Investigators are trying to figure out if it's connected a pipe bomb that was found in the mailbox of billionaire George Soros. There was also a suspicious package at a Time Warner Cable center in New York.

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Federal authorities are investigating suspicious packages addressed to the homes of Bill and Hillary Clinton in New York and the Obamas' home in Washington, D.C.

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A potentially workable explosive device that was addressed to the Clintons' home in Chappaqua, New York, was found early Wednesday, a senior law enforcement official said. It is similar in construction to an explosive device found earlier this week in the home mailbox of billionaire George Soros in a nearby community.

A suspicious package addressed to the Obamas' house was also intercepted.

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This mom called police after getting racist messages. That may have prevented a school shooting.

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Blake Griffin Nails Game-Winner, Explodes for 50 in OT Win vs. 76ers

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It's only Oct. 23, but Blake Griffin is already drawing MVP chants at Little Caesars Arena.

He earned them Tuesday with a game-winning and-1 over Joel Embiid in the final seconds of the Detroit Pistons' 133-132 overtime victory against the Philadelphia 76ers. Griffin finished with a career-high 50 points, 14 rebounds and six assists behind 20-of-35 shooting from the field and 5-of-10 shooting from three-point range.

He also provided the defense on Philadelphia's final possession when Embiid missed a three at the buzzer.

The five-time All-Star turned in his best individual game of the season and is a primary reason Detroit is already 3-0 as it chases a playoff spot after missing out the last two years. Griffin's ability to extend his offensive arsenal beyond the three-point line forced Philadelphia's frontcourt to drift from the paint, which created driving opportunities for himself and others in the win.

Reggie Jackson added 23 points, while Ish Smith poured in 21 off the bench.

Nobody for Philadelphia could counter Griffin's individual brilliance, although Embiid was impressive in his own right with 33 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists. He carried much of the offensive load with Ben Simmons sidelined with a back injury, per Keith Pompey of the Philly Inquirer.

Ben Golliver of Sports Illustrated provided context for Griffin's career-high scoring performance and noted few Pistons have ever reached the 50-point mark:

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Pistons' Blake Griffin w/ new-career high 50 points in OT win vs. Sixers. - Previous: 47 for LAC vs. IND on 1/17/11. - Most points by a Piston since Richard Hamilton had 51 vs. NYK on 12/27/06. - 6th player in DET history to score 50. - NBA's first 50-point game of 2018-19. https://t.co/rvAXRHOo4s

Tuesday's showing was an example of what the Pistons were looking for when they acquired Griffin from the Los Angeles Clippers via trade last season. The 29-year-old has the talent to be a franchise cornerstone for years to come and flashed his offensive prowess against one of the Eastern Conference's top contenders.

While it is unrealistic to expect 50 points from him on a nightly basis, he's averaging 33.3 points per game and already has the Pistons well positioned at 3-0. As long as he stays healthy, Detroit will be a factor in the Eastern Conference playoff race.

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A vintage plane crashed into a freeway in Southern California. There are pictures and videos online. No cars or people were hurt.

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A small, vintage plane crashed on a busy freeway in Southern California Tuesday, causing traffic to be backed up for miles.

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The fiery crash was reported shortly before 2 p.m. in the westbound lanes of the 101 Freeway. The aircraft came to rest against the center divider of the freeway, ABC News owned station KABC-TV reported.

Los Angeles County firefighters managed to pull the pilot out of the aircraft before it erupted in flames. No other passengers were traveling on board the aircraft.

No vehicles were involved in the crash and no injuries were reported, authorities said.

The burning wreckage prompted officials to shut down both sides of the freeway, which will remain closed until further notice.

The aircraft -- a North American SNJ-5 -- is owned by Condor Squadron Officer's and Airmen's Association, according to the FAA.

KABC-TV spoke with the pilot, who only identified himself as Rob. He explained that the plane engine failed.

"I picked a spot on the freeway, where I knew there was a big section of cars that weren't there, but the engine completely failed," Rob told KABC-TV. "Fortunately, I was able to not hurt anybody - other than the airplane."

The cause of the crash remains under investigation by the NTSB and the FAA.

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A small, vintage plane crashed on a busy freeway in Southern California Tuesday, causing traffic to be backed up for miles. Add Los Angeles as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Los Angeles news, video, and analysis from ABC News. The fiery crash was reported shortly before 2 p.m.

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There was a crash between a school bus and car and there were 11 injured and 1 killed.The bus carried football team.

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Almost a dozen passengers on a school bus were injured Tuesday night when it slammed into a passenger vehicle, killing someone inside, authorities said.

The yellow bus was carrying members of a school football team along Interstate 20 in Talladega County, Alabama, police said.

The identity of the passenger in the car who was killed has not been released. The circumstances leading up to the crash were not immediately clear, according to police.

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Chuck Marcum, superintendent at Roanoke City Schools in Alabama, said 26 football players and three coaches on the bus were returning from a game when the crash happened. Police said the driver of the bus was airlifted to a local hospital. Three total adults and eight students were hurt, but none seriously.

Eyewitness video from the scene showed smoke billowing from the bus, with smoke in a grassy area near a highway. The front portion of the bus was severely damaged, and the passenger vehicle "was bent up like a pretzel," the witness said.

"We just passed the Lincoln/Talladega Exit 168 and saw this terrible accident. It just happened, the bus was smoking and all the children looked to be safe on the hill," Crystal Drake, who shared video from the scene, wrote in a Facebook post. "I saw a bunch of football players, but the car in the ditch was bent up like a pretzel."

Marcum, who announced the crash via Facebook, asked the community to pray in support.

"One of our buses that was transporting members of our football team tonight home from Leeds was involved in an accident on I-20," Marcum wrote. "All players and coaches will be transported to a hospital for evaluation. Please pray for our players and coaches."

Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash, which temporarily closed down traffic in both directions.

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A South Carolina family asks local hunters not to shoot their pet deer named "George" even though they're allowing him to go deep into the woods.

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A South Carolina family who adopted a pet deer is asking local hunters not to kill it, according to a Facebook post.

The family said they allow "George" to roam freely around their Chester County property and beyond. But as the region gets deeper into hunting season, they felt compelled to alert local hunters, The State reported.
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"Local Hunters ... Please don't shoot the (7-point deer) with the yellow tape around his antlers," the post read. "If you see him, its George!" read a post from Kena Lucas Funderburk. "Also, if you happen to see George, shoot us a message and let us know where! Very interested to see how far he travels this season"

The post ended with "#dontshootGeorge".

The family said they adopted the deer after its mother was hit by a car, The State reported. They said the animal formed bonds with their children and their pet dog as it grew older. When it was fully grown, the family allowed the deer to roam freely, even well beyond their property. They said the deer would leave for three to six-month stretches but always returned to their house.

Kena said local hunters have responded positively to the family's message, with most saying, "You'll get a pass from us."
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She said a hunter spotted the deer on Monday 15 miles from their home, because of the yellow tape on its antlers.

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A South Carolina family who adopted a pet deer is asking local hunters not to kill it, according to a Facebook post. The family said they allow "George" to roam freely around their Chester County property and beyond. But as the region gets deeper into hunting season, they felt compelled to alert local hunters, The State reported.

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A packed down-escalator stair in Rome suddenly hurtles downward, causing a mound of people to crash at the bottom. Dozens of Russian soccer fans have been treated at a hospital.

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Dozens of Russian soccer fans have been treated at a hospital in Rome after an escalator seriously malfunctioned at the Repubblica station of the Rome Metro Line A on Tuesday night.

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Footage shared on social media showed a packed down-escalator stair hurtling at alarming speed, causing a mound of people to crash at the bottom.

Italian news agency ANSA reported that the most serious injury was to a young man whose foot was so badly mangled he was at risk of amputation, and six more are in serious condition.

Pictures of the aftermath showed the escalator stairs crumpled at the bottom, leaving jagged and exposed metal plates in a spot where the pile of people crashed into each other.

At the time, hundreds of soccer fans were traveling to a Champions League match between Italian and Russian teams playing in the group stages.

Witnesses provided conflicting reports of travelers on the escalator singing and dancing or jumping, although some have told Italian media there was no jumping.

Roman authorities have opened an investigation into the accident. The BBC reports that the local transport authority, Atac , has said monthly checks are carried out on transport infrastructure including escalators.

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Despite increased efforts by federal health officials to vaccinate children early in life, the number of unvaccinated children in the U.S. continues to rise, according to a new report.

The percentage of children who were unvaccinated increased from 0.3 percent in 2001 to 1.3 percent in 2017, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Despite increased efforts by federal health officials to vaccinate children early in life, the number of unvaccinated children in the U.S. continues to rise, according to a new report.

The percentage of children who were unvaccinated increased from 0.3 percent in 2001 to 1.3 percent in 2017, according to the the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Children by the age of 3 should have already gotten several vaccines, including some follow-up shots and boosters. The CDC points to two reasons why vaccination rates have fallen: lack of health insurance and access to doctors in rural parts of the country.

"While we know parental choice clearly plays a role, we also see in this report that access does seem to be an issue," Dr. Amanda Cohn, a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and a senior adviser for vaccines at the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, said. "In particular, uninsured kids were highly represented in that group of kids who didn't get vaccinated."

The CDC suggested that parents take advantage of their visits to a health care provider by asking the doctor to administer any missing vaccines to their kids. These "missed opportunities" to vaccinate kids are partially why coverage for the recommended DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis), pneumococcal and flu vaccines were below 90 percent.

The report also found a huge disparity in the number of uninsured kids who had received no vaccinations when compared to those who had insurance - 7.1 percent of uninsured kids versus 0.8 percent of kids with private insurance.

Parents who don't have health insurance or are insured by Medicaid are most likely eligible for the Vaccines for Children program, a federally-funded program that provides vaccines to children who wouldn't otherwise receive them, the CDC said, acknowledging that other barriers, such as transportation to and from VFC providers, child care and clinic hours, might still exist.

Cohn suggested that even if health care providers aren't part of the VCF program, they can still refer their patients to other physicians who are.

Vaccines are not only meant to protect kids from diseases. but also those around them. In a separate CDC report many kindergartners still hadn't received the required vaccines they needed to be in school due to either not keeping up with the recommended vaccination schedule - for which many schools give a grace period - or because they had been exempted.

A median of 2.2 percent of kindergarteners had exemptions for one or more vaccines in the 2017-2018 school year - the third consecutive school year that a slight increase was observed, according to the CDC.

Mississippi had the lowest amount of exemptions (0.1 percent of kindergartners) compared to 7.6 percent of kindergartners in Oregon.

That said, the number of states that had coverage among kindergartners over 95 percent went up. For example, the number of states with coverage of the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine went from 20 to 23 states since the 2016-2017 school year. Likewise, the number of states with diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (DTaP) vaccine coverage over 95 percent went from 23 to 25.

Cohn praised health care providers for these rising numbers as well as the overall high coverage rate in the U.S.

"Their strong recommendation for children in their practice to get vaccinated is incredibly influential on a parent's choice to get vaccinated," she said. "So just reiterating the importance of vaccination and helping parents understand the benefits of vaccination and the severity of diseases they are preventing is really important."

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Despite increased efforts by federal health officials to vaccinate children early in life, the number of unvaccinated children in the U.S. continues to rise, according to a new report. The percentage of children who were unvaccinated increased from 0.3 percent in 2001 to 1.3 percent in 2017, according to the the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Rapper Jon James is killed when an airplane stunt for a music video goes wrong