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More Than 100 Cats Found in Home near Allentown; Some Taken to Shelter in Poconos

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HAMILTON TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- A rescue shelter in the Poconos is asking for the community's help after it says more than 100 cats were found in a home near Allentown.

Camp Papillon says while it was only able to take a dozen cats with them, they are hoping to take more. The cats were taken from a house near Allentown by workers at the rescue shelter near Stroudsburg.

Vice President Felicia Katz says the cats were found over the weekend, living in filthy conditions.

"There was over 60 cats in this one room, no food, no water down," said Katz. "I think there was like four litter pans, but they were filled and the odor was, it was bad."

Camp Papillon was only able to collect 12 cats because the person keeping them refused to let them take more. Katz is hoping to convince the owner to release more to the shelter.

"We're dealing with somebody who has some mental issues, and when we deal with somebody with that kind of issues, you have to go slow," said Katz.

The shelter says the cats tested negative for feline leukemia, a highly contagious and potentially deadly disease. They will still be quarantined for a week as a precaution.

Now, the focus is getting them healthy enough for adoption.

"Our vet bills already skyrocket. I mean, there really up there. The cats are going to be neutered," said Katz. "They have to neutered and spayed, shots. They came to us in poor condition. There's a couple cats that are blind."

According to the animal shelter, it uses Pocono Peak Veterinary in East Stroudsburg to get treatment for its animals. Already two of the cats have been checked out and neutered by the clinic.

Dr. Christine Bongiorno says takes a lot of treatment to get hoarded animals ready for a home.

"Feline leukemia and AIDS tested, which is something we take seriously because it can be passed to other cats, so if people are going to adopt from that situation, which you hope to do, you want to get these cats a good home," said Dr. Bongiorno.

The rescue shelter says one big way people could help is by making donations to Pocono Peak as a way to off-set its bills.

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More Than 100 Cats Found in Home near Allentown; Some Taken to Shelter in Poconos

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HAMILTON TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- A rescue shelter in the Poconos is asking for the community's help after it says more than 100 cats were found in a home near Allentown. Camp Papillon says while it was only able to take a dozen cats with them, they are hoping to take more.

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due to no communication, New York has not been able to contain the measles break out.

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Why New York hasn't contained the largest and longest measles outbreak in decades

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Thousands of previously unvaccinated people are now immunized, but health officials are running into pockets of resistance within certain New York communities and they are taking drastic measures.

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Enormous shark found with head hacked off by even bigger shark off coast.

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An Australian fisherman has found a huge severed shark's head in the ocean, sparking fears there could be massive super shark roaming the waters.

Trapman Bermagui - also known as Jason - made the discovery in waters off the coast of Sydney, Australia, this morning and is desperate to know what monster ate the rest of the shark's body.
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Jason was shark fishing off the coast of Bermagui, a town in New South Wales, when he picked up the mako shark head - weighing 220lbs.
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He wrote on Facebook alongside a picture of the huge head next to a young man: "So this was all we got back of this monster mako. Unfortunately we didn't see what ate it but must of been impressive!! The head was about 100kg.

"It was a crazy morning of shark fishing. Hoping to catch smaller sharks but just hooked big sharks that got eaten by bigger sharks again."

A mako shark can grow up to 12ft long and weigh up to 1,260lbs and they are the fastest sharks, swimming up to 46mph.
This story originally appeared in The Sun. For more from The Sun, click here.

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Enormous shark found with head bitten off by even bigger beast off Australia coast

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An Australian fisherman has found a huge severed shark's head in the ocean, sparking fears there could be massive super shark roaming the waters. Trapman Bermagui - also known as Jason - made the discovery in waters off the coast of Sydney, Australia, this morning and is desperate to know what monster ate the rest of the shark's body.

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At least 25 people were killed and 74 injured after a fire engulfed a 22-story building in the Bangladesh capital Dhaka.

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Rescue underway to free people trapped in deadly Dhaka tower fire

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A rescue operation has been launched to save people trapped in a blaze engulfing a 22-story building in the Bangladesh capital Dhaka.

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A man uses his Tesla to pull out daughter's tooth

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Pennsylvania man uses Tesla to pull out daughter's tooth, Twitter reacts

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Dad accused of killing his 8-year-old son; police still searching for boy's body

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Weeks after 8-year-old Noah McIntosh vanished, his father has been charged with first-degree murder, police announced Friday.

But authorities are still searching for the boy's body.

The case began on March 12, when police in Corona, California, responded to a welfare check on Noah after his mother, Jillian Godfrey, contacted the department saying she was concerned about his whereabouts, police said.

Godfrey said she hadn't been able to reach her son for almost two weeks, police said. Officers tried to contact his father, Bryce McIntosh, but he didn't answer, police said.

(Corona Police Dept.) Bryce McIntosh is accused of killing his son, Noah, 8.

"On March 13, a search warrant was authored and served at Bryce's apartment," the Corona Police said in a statement. "The evidence discovered provided detectives probable cause to arrest Bryce McIntosh and Jillian Godfrey for child abuse. The evidence also led investigators to several locations throughout the county."

"At the locations ... we did collect trace evidence that leave no doubt that Noah is the victim of a homicide," Corona Police Chief George Johnstone said at a Thursday news conference.

A first-degree murder charge was filed Thursday against Bryce McIntosh, including a special circumstance murder of torture, Riverside County District Attorney Mike Hestrin said.

He is scheduled to be arraigned on April 8. It was not immediately if he had legal representation yet.

If convicted of all charges, Bryce McIntosh could face life without possibility of parole and would be eligible for the death penalty, Hestrin said.

"I'm not prepared to discuss the motive. We do believe there is motive for this to have occurred," Johnstone said.

This tears at the heart of every person that has touched this case.

Johnstone said Bryce McIntosh was not cooperative with the investigation and that Godfrey "has very limited information."

"It does not make sense that the parents of an 8-year-old child would not know his whereabouts or be able to get give you specific details of when he was last seen," Johnstone said.

"This tears at the heart of every person that has touched this case," the chief said. "There is no more trust a child should have than in their parents."

Godfrey remains in custody on child abuse charges, officials said. She is not charged in connection with her son's death, officials said.

Though Noah remains missing, the police department said officers "will remain steadfast" in their search until the boy is found.

Police do not know the specific date of the alleged killing and are asking for the public's help, Johnstone said.

"We ask our community to reflect back to February 20 through March 12," the police department said. "Any community members that may have seen Noah, suspect Bryce McIntosh, his vehicle a black BMW 330i, CA license 5MKE807, or Jillian Godfrey are asked to contact the police department."

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Dad accused of killing his 8-year-old son; police still searching for boy's body

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Weeks after 8-year-old Noah McIntosh vanished, his father has been charged with first-degree murder, police announced Friday. But authorities are still searching for the boy's body. The case began on March 12, when police in Corona, California, responded to a welfare check on Noah after his mother, Jillian Godfrey, contacted the department saying she was concerned about his whereabouts, police said.

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Indonesia's air quality reducing life span

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Indonesia's air quality has deteriorated from among the cleanest in the world to one of the most polluted over the past two decades, shaving five years from life expectancy in some regions, researchers say.

The study by the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago says an increase in coal-fired power stations, burning of land for plantation agriculture and rising car ownership are responsible for the worsening pollution in the world's fourth-most populous country.

The greatest spike happened in the last few years with air pollution more than doubling between 2013 and 2016, it said. The burden on public health has become one of the highest in the world, behind only India, China, Bangladesh and Pakistan.

"High air pollution is now undermining Indonesians' health," said researchers Michael Greenstone and Qing Fan. "In 1998, air pollution barely impacted the life expectancy of Indonesians. In fact, even in 2013, it shaved only a few months off of average life expectancy."

According to the researchers, sustained high concentrations of particulate matter in the air people breath will cut 2.3 years from lifespans in the capital, Jakarta.

On the islands of Sumatra and Borneo, both of which suffer land fires every year, the expected reduction in lifespans is four years on average. It rises to 4.8 years for the southern Sumatran city of Palembang and 5.6 years for its neighboring Ogan Komering Ilir district.

Indonesia's annual dry season fires were particularly disastrous in 2015, burning 2.6 million hectares (10,000 square miles) of land and spreading health-damaging haze across Indonesia, Singapore, southern Thailand and Malaysia. The World Bank estimated the fires cost Indonesia $16 billion and a Harvard and Columbia study estimated the haze hastened 100,000 deaths in the region.

Wetter weather resulted in reduced areas of land burning in the following three years, though the area burned jumped again last year to more than 510,000 hectares (2,000 square miles).

The University of Chicago study said the air pollution effects are widespread. Small particles carried by the wind from land fires at times contribute 31 percent of Jakarta's "PM2.5" - tiny particles that cause haze when levels are elevated and which are linked to lung cancer, respiratory illness and other diseases.

Citing the experience of cities such as London, Osaka and Los Angeles in reducing disastrous air pollution and China's more recent progress, the researchers said Indonesia's pollution problem is "solvable" through stricter regulation and stronger enforcement.

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Worsening air pollution reducing lifespans in Indonesia

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Indonesia's air quality has deteriorated from among the cleanest in the world to one of the most polluted over the past two decades, shaving five years from life expectancy in some regions, researchers say.

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Co worker told burger flipper she was going too slow, so she hit her in the face with a cheeseburger.

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Upset McDonald’s employee hits co-worker in the face with a cheeseburger

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The 21-year-old McDonald’s employee reportedly became unhappy with his 18-year-old co-worker, allegedly because she was working too slow.

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A man who murdered a man 20 years ago in Florida has now been found and arrested in Mexico.

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He has been on the run from a murder charge for more than 20 years. Authorities finally found Israel Carrillo, 68, in Mexico.

Now he'll be brought back to Hillsborough County to stand trial.

The FBI tracked Carrillo to Mexico and had him arrested there on Tuesday, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. He was quickly extradited back to the United States on Wednesday.

He was wanted in the death of 84-year-old Pedro Tapia-Lopez. He was found dead on May 26, 1998 under a bridge in Lithia, near Boyette and Browning Roads next to Fish Hawk Creek, according to the Sheriff's Office.

The 84-year-old had suffered several gunshot wounds, deputies said. A palm print found on a bridge guardrail belonged to Carrillo, deputies said, while Lopez's blood was found in the back of a GMC Jimmy SUV that Carrillo had rented.

At the time, Carrillo was already wanted on an outstanding 1998 arrest for aggravated battery. In 1999, an arrest warrant for first-degree murder was issued.

The Sheriff's Office did not say what led authorities to locate Carrillo or where in Mexico he was located. He is in U.S. custody, according to the agency, but his location was not revealed. There is no record that Carrillo had been booked into the Hillsborough County jail late Thursday.

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After 20 years, man wanted in Hillsborough murder found in Mexico

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He has been on the run from a murder charge for more than 20 years. Authorities finally found Israel Carrillo, 68, in Mexico. Now he'll be brought back to Hillsborough County to stand trial. The FBI tracked Carrillo to Mexico and had him arrested there on Tuesday, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.

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Trump threatens to close border 'next week' if Mexico doesn't 'immediately stop' flood of illegal immigrants

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President Trump on Friday threatened to close the Southern Border next week if Mexico does not "immediately stop" the record-breaking surge of illegal immigrants flooding into the United States.

Trump's warning comes as Customs and Border Protection officials say March is on pace to exceed 100,000 border apprehensions -- the highest monthly total in a decade. According to CBP, this week alone, agents have more than 12,000 migrants in custody.,

"The DEMOCRATS have given us the weakest immigration laws anywhere in the World. Mexico has the strongest, & they make more than $100 Billion a year on the U.S.," Trump tweeted. "Therefore, CONGRESS MUST CHANGE OUR WEAK IMMIGRATION LAWS NOW, & Mexico must stop illegals from entering the U.S. through their country and our Southern Border."

"Mexico for many years made a fortune off of the U.S., far greater than Border Costs. If Mexico doesn't immediately stop ALL illegal immigration coming into the United States through[sic] our Southern Border, I will be CLOSING the Border, or large sections of the Border, next week."

He continued: "This would be so easy for Mexico to do, but they just take our money and 'talk.' Besides, we lose so much money with them, especially when you add in drug trafficking etc.), that the Border closing would be a good thing!"

The president's tweet comes after similar threats earlier in the week to close the Southern Border, with Trump accusing Mexico and Central American nations of doing "nothing" as illegal immigration surges.

Trump's initial warning came following comments made by U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAlleenan, who said this week that the border was at its "breaking point," noting that there are not enough agents to respond to the flow of illegal immigrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.

"That breaking point has arrived this week at our border," McAleenan said during a visit to the border in El Paso, Texas. "CBP is facing an unprecedented humanitarian and border security crisis all along our Southwest border."

His agency also tweeted that they saw the highest number of "apprehensions and encounters" in over a decade this week -- over 4,000 in one day: "#CBP saw the highest total of apprehensions and encounters in over a decade on Monday, with 4,000 migrants either apprehended or encountered at ports of entry in a single day. Yesterday, that record was broken again-4,117 in a single day."

Last month, more than 76,000 migrants were detained, marking the highest number of apprehensions in 12 years. That figure includes more than 7,000 unaccompanied children. More than 36,000 migrant families have arrived in the El Paso region in fiscal 2019 with about 2,000 at the same time last year, according to CBP data. The influx has prompted new challenges for Border Patrol agents.

And according to new data, the number of adults crossing the border illegally with children has surged. During the first four months of the year, CBP apprehended more than 136,000 migrants made up of adults and children who crossed illegally, marking a new record.

Meanwhile, the president, whose paramount 2016 campaign promise was to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, declared a national emergency in a bid to free up funding for the barrier along the border. This month, the president issued his first veto on a Democrat-backed measure to cancel the emergency.

When asked about his comments, the president said he was serious.

"Mexcio can stop them, but chose not to," he told reporters Friday. "So they're going to stop them, and if they don't, we'll close the border, and we'll keep it closed for a long time."

He added: "I'm not playing games."

On Tuesday, House Democrats failed to override Trump's veto, allowing Trump to move forward with the issue.

Trump had declared the border emergency under a law that lets him shift budget funds to address dire situations. His plan is to shift an additional $3.6 billion from military construction projects to work on border barriers. Congress voted this year to limit spending on such barriers to less than $1.4 billion, and Democrats accused Trump of ignoring lawmakers' constitutional control over spending.
Fox News' Kristin Brown, Louis Casiano, Andrew O'Reilly and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Trump threatens to close border 'next week' if Mexico doesn't 'immediately stop' flood of illegal immigrants

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President Trump on Friday threatened to close the Southern Border next week if Mexico does not "immediately stop" the record-breaking surge of illegal immigrants flooding into the United States. Trump's warning comes as Customs and Border Protection officials say March is on pace to exceed 100,000 border apprehensions -- the highest monthly total in a decade.

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Teen dies of tapeworm eggs inside brain

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Teen dies of tapeworm egg infestation in brain

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An 18-year-old who complained of seizures in the emergency room of an Indian hospital turned out to have parasites in his brain, according to a case study published Thursday in the New England Journal of Medicine.

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Gator interrupts golf game walking through field in Georgia

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SAVANNAH, Ga. - Ed Vance is used to seeing alligators at the Club at Savannah Harbor Golf Course on Hutchinson Island but he's never had an experience like the one he had Sunday.

"We see them all the time out there but nothing like that," he said.

As he and his friends were making their way to the 17th green, Vance heard what he thought was a groundskeeper in the nearby rough.

"When we saw the head come out of the brush, we knew it was something unique and special," Vance said.

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An alligator estimated at 9 to 11 feet long made its way across the green as Vance grabbed his phone and videoed.

"It was bigger than any I ever saw and it was unique having it so close to us," said Vance, who works for an export distributor in Rincon and thought the video would be cool to show his 4-year-old son. "It wasn't intimidating; it was just surreal. I was in awe of the size of him."

David Mixon, the Department of Natural Resources' regional supervisor of game management for the coastal region, said that while alligators are plentiful enough in Georgia that they're the subject of an annual quota hunt, seeing a 300- to 400-pound animal plodding over manicured grass with its belly raised off the ground puts a special focus on it.

"When a big gator, 10-12 feet, walks across land, that's not something people see," he said. "It's pretty unusual."

This one was big enough that its flat footfalls made an audible "thud, thud, thud" across the green. Gators can move quickly and while they're not typically aggressive toward people, they can be dangerous. A woman walking her dog was killed by a 9-foot alligator last August on Hilton Head Island. And in 2007, a woman was attacked and killed by an 8-foot alligator on Skidaway Island.

"You certainly want to give them space and don't try to challenge them in a way that results in them reacting," said Mixon, who recommends staying at least 50 feet away. "Give it a wide berth and let it do its thing."

It's illegal to feed alligators in Georgia because doing so makes them lose their fear of humans, a situation that's dangerous for the people and gators alike. It's also a good idea to avoid walking a dog near a pond because "alligators frequently view dogs as part of their food chain." However, gators don't seem to become habituated to the presence of people when food is not involved, Mixon said.

Vance said he and his golf buddies were cognizant of keeping their distance. They joked to the golfers behind them that they could play through when the gator plopped down for a brief rest right next to the pin.

After the gator got to its destination, the pond next to the 17th hole, Vance resumed his game.

"It was kind of hard to concentrate," he said. "My next shot wasn't very good."

Vance's son wasn't especially impressed by the video, he said, but Facebook users were. The post quickly racked up more than 1,200 comments and the video has been viewed more than 300,000 times.

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Video: Big gator interrupts golf game, crosses green on Georgia island course

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SAVANNAH, Ga. - Ed Vance is used to seeing alligators at the Club at Savannah Harbor Golf Course on Hutchinson Island but he's never had an experience like the one he had Sunday. "We see them all the time out there but nothing like that," he said.

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After 42 years in prison Nathan Myers and Clifford Williams are released from prison after being convicted for a murder they didn't commit

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Two men cleared after 42 years for murder they didn’t commit | CNN

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Clifford Williams Jr. was 34 and his nephew Nathan Myers was 18 when they went to a party back in May 1976.

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Jay-Z and Meek Mill launch prison reform organization

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Jay-Z and Meek Mill launch prison reform organization

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The rappers have joined with sports and business leaders to try and reform the criminal justice system.