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An off-duty Pizza Hut employee who scared away three armed robbers says he automatically "went into security mode" when the suspects barged in demanding money.

On Feb. 19, Demetrius Carnegie was visiting his sister at the Philadelphia Pizza Hut location where they both work when the three teenage suspects stormed in with guns, Fox 29 reported. But instead of complying with the suspects' demands, Carnegie began fighting back.

"Through my head it was just 'go into security mode' and take care of what I gotta take care of," he told Fox 29.
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In security footage released by the Philadelphia Police Department, Carnegie can be seen standing behind the registers when the first two suspects hop over the counter, guns drawn. The second suspect then pushes Carnegie, at which point he shoves the assailant back toward the counter and attempts to prevent a third gunman from jumping over.

Carnegie also attempts to push a shelf filled with pizza boxes on the assailants, who soon flee from the store.

"Honestly, I didn't know if [the guns] were real or not but I had to take my chance because anything can happen after they got the money," Carnegie remembered.

"He did not stop," said Lt. Daniel Brooks of the Philadelphia Police Department's Northwest Detectives Division.
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Police also confirmed that the would-be thieves left the restaurant with no money, and never fired a single shot.

A fellow employee further remarked that Carnegie has a lot of "heart" to try and protect his co-workers and sister like he did.

Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the three suspects, who are believed to be armed and dangerous. Anyone with information is instructed to call the Northwest Detective Division at 215-686-3353 or make an anonymous tip at PhillyPolice.com.

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An off-duty Pizza Hut employee who scared away three armed robbers says he automatically "went into security mode" when the suspects barged in demanding money. On Feb. 19, Demetrius Carnegie was visiting his sister at the Philadelphia Pizza Hut location where they both work when the three teenage suspects stormed in with guns, Fox 29 reported.

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Holiday scores 30 as Pelicans beat Mavericks 126-109

Jrue Holiday scored 30 points, Nikola Mirotic added 24 in a rare start and the New Orleans Pelicans won their eighth in a row, 126-109 over the Dallas Mavericks on Sunday night.

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Jaguar has now jumped on the electronic car train, last year they revealed it as a concept, they revealed it Thursday as a two seater, it will go on sale later this year.

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Jaguar has unveiled its first electric vehicle, the I-Pace SUV.

A concept version of the I-Pace was revealed two years ago. The vehicle displayed Thursday was the actual production version of the SUV that will go on sale later this year.

Like the concept vehicle, the I-Pace has a very short hood allowing for as much room as possible inside. The I-Pace will have only two rows of seats, not three like the larger Tesla Model X. A glass sunroof runs the length of the roof.

The I-Pace will have an estimated driving range of 240 miles, according to Jaguar. Its electric motors will produce up to 394 horsepower allowing it to get from a stop to 60 miles an hour in about 4.5 seconds. The batteries are placed as low as possible between the front and rear wheels to give the I-Pace the best weight balance possible, according to Jaguar.

A self-leveling air suspension system will lower the SUV's body to the ground at high speeds to optimize aerodynamics. It will also allow the SUV to be agile in curves while still providing a comfortable ride, Jaguar said.

Like other electric vehicles, the I-Pace will generate energy to recharge the batteries slightly while slowing down. Drivers will be able to adjust the degree to which that happens even allowing for full "one pedal driving" in which the car will slow quickly all the way to a full stop just by lifting off the accelerator pedal.

The I-Pace will have at least a little off-road cability, Jaguar said, being able to wade through nearly 20 inches of water and to operate in temperatures down to -40˚Fahrenheit or -40˚Celsius.

Jaguar has not yet announced the price for the I-Pace in the US but, in the UK, prices will start at roughly £64,000.

CNNMoney (New York) First published March 1, 2018: 2:52 PM ET

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A concept version of the I-Pace was revealed two years ago. The vehicle displayed Thursday was the actual production version of the SUV that will go on sale later this year. Like the concept vehicle, the I-Pace has a very short hood allowing for as much room as possible inside.

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“So I’m hyperventilating a little bit, so if I fall over, pick me up because I’ve got some things to say,” best actress award winner frances Mcdonald said, kicking off her speech to call all female nominees to stand with her.

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Pregnant Khloe Kardashian Reveals the Sex of Her Baby

Another girl! Khloé Kardashian surprised fans when she revealed the sex of her baby on the season 14 finale of Keeping Up With the Kardashians on Sunday, March 4. During a trip to San Francisco with Kim Kardashian and Kourtney Kardashian, Kylie Jenner called Khloé, 33, to deliver the results from her big sister's doctor. [...]

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Allison Janney Wins Best Supporting Actress!

Allison Janney won Best Actress in a Supporting Role for I, Tonya at the 90th annual Academy Awards, which took place Sunday, March 4, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. "I did it all by myself," Janney joked when she took the stage to accept her award. "OK, nothing further from the truth." The [...]

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Watch the First 'Roseanne' Trailer

The classics really do hold up! The first trailer for the Roseanne reboot finally aired during the 90th annual Academy Awards on Sunday, March 4, and the comedy wasted no time when it came to cracking jokes about its ending. In the original series finale, Dan (John Goodman) is dead. However, that's since been thrown [...]

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One new Oscar stands tall in honor of Three Billboards star Frances McDormand.

The beloved performer won her second overall Academy Award for Best Actress Sunday night at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, taking the prestigious achievement during the 90th Oscars ceremony over fellow contenders Sally Hawkins ( The Shape of Water), Saoirse Ronan ( Lady Bird), Margot Robbie ( I, Tonya), and Meryl Streep ( The Post).

"So I'm hyperventilating a little bit, so if I fall over, pick me up because I've got some things to say," the actress kicked off her acceptance speech, comparing her emotions to Chloe Kim's Olympic half-pipe run. "We are a bunch of hooligans and anarchists, but we do clean up nice."

She went on to thank her husband, Joel Coen, and their son Pedro, before placing her statuette on the floor and saying, "And now I want to get some perspective. If I may be so honored to have all the female nominees in all the categories stand with me tonight..."

As her fellow nominees stood, McDormand said, "We all have stories to tell and projects we need financed," before calling on stars to demand inclusion riders - or requirements for gender or racial diversity - in their contracts.

McDormand has won two Oscars from five total nominations. She took her first in 1997 for leading the cast of the 1996 classic Fargo, directed by Ethan and Joel Coen - the latter of whom McDormand married in 1984.

Her Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri triumph in the role of Mildred Hayes - a grieving mother who takes her local police department to task for failing to apprehend he daughter's murderer by erecting the film's titular signage in opposition to their practices - comes after she steamrolled the 2017-18 awards season precursors. In recent months, McDormand took best actress prizes at the Critics Choice Awards, the Screen Actors Guild Awards, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards, and the Golden Globes.

"I believed there were places where Mildred simply can't access her emotions. So why be afraid of that? Everybody is f-ing crying in movies all the time, even the men! For me, that's not Greek tragedy, it's a therapy session," she told EW of laying the groundwork for the character with McDonagh. "It's about neuroses and not pain and rage. There's something healing about tears. If Mildred's emotions are so accessible, if she can so easily go to tears, then why is she so filled with rage? Because if you can cry out the pain, you don't need to burn down the police station. So I was interested in her being locked out of her own humanity."

In an uncharacteristic move for the Academy, nearly all of 2018's Best Actress nominees appear in films also nominated for Best Picture ( I, Tonya's Robbie being the only exception) amid an awards season stretch that has seen industry voters rally around diverse voices in filmmaking (from Lady Bird's Greta Gerwig to Get Out 's Jordan Peele).

The last time a film won Best Picture with an accompanying Best Actress nomination came during the 2005 Oscars ceremony, when Clint Eastwood's 2004 drama Million Dollar Baby nabbed both statuettes.

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Best Actress winner Frances McDormand calls on all female nominees to stand with her

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One new Oscar stands tall in honor of Three Billboards star Frances McDormand. The beloved performer won her second overall Academy Award for Best Actress Sunday night at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, taking the prestigious achievement during the 90th Oscars ceremony over fellow contenders Sally Hawkins (The Shape of Water), Saoirse Ronan (Lady Bird), Margot Robbie (I, Tonya), and Meryl Streep (The Post).

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JOHNSON COUNTY, Mo. - A suspect was shot and killed after he reportedly opened fire on two police officers in Johnson County, Mo. on Saturday.

Two Johnson County, Mo. sheriff's deputies responded to a suspect shooting near a residence on NW 475 Road in Johnson County, Mo., around 3:15 p.m. Saturday.

When the officers arrived, the suspect immediately opened fire with two bullets striking the side window of their patrol car, injuring one of the deputies with broken glass, according to a police news release.

The officers retreated from the residence to a safer position. Police said as they backed away from the residence, the suspect took another position and began firing, again striking their vehicle.

The police then got out of their vehicle, took cover, and returned fire, killing the suspect.

Both deputies were taken to a hospital for injuries sustained by shattered glass.

The investigation has been handed over to the Missouri State Highway Patrol's Division of Drug and Crime Control.

The identities of those involved has not been released.

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Suspect killed in shoot-out with police in Johnson County, Mo.

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JOHNSON COUNTY, Mo. -- A suspect was shot and killed after he reportedly opened fire on two police officers in Johnson County, Mo. on Saturday. Two Johnson County, Mo. sheriff's deputies responded to a suspect shooting near a residence on NW 475 Road in Johnson County, Mo., around 3:15 p.m.

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A man was shot and killed Sunday morning in Midtown Kansas City. Kansas City, Missouri police say 24-year-old Taron Carson was sitting on a bench near the intersection of 39th and Main, when a dark-colored vehicle stopped on the street. The suspects got out, shot Carson several times, then sped off.  Carson later died at a Metro hospital. No suspects have been named in this case.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A man was shot and killed Sunday morning in Midtown Kansas City.

Kansas City, Missouri police say 24-year-old Taron Carson was sitting on a bench near the intersection of 39th and Main, when a dark-colored vehicle stopped on the street. The suspects got out, shot Carson several times, then sped off. Carson later died at a Metro hospital.

No suspects have been named in this case.
If you have information that can help police in this case, call Greater Kansas City CrimeStoppers at 816-474-TIPS, or submit a tip here.

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Tiffany Haddish was not a nominee at the 90th Academy Awards.

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The Oscars got very political yesterday. As expected, many attendees wore the signature "Time's up" black and white pin and #WearOrange pins and ribbons from gun control group. They were worn in an effort to raise awareness about gun safety.  Lin-Manuel Miranda encouraged everyone to visit Puerto Rico after the devastating hurricane. Jimmy Kimmel was also very political with his opening monologue. Talking about Harvey Weinstein, The first Trump joke came about 10 minutes into his monologue.

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This year, we are keeping track of every political jab, line and moment made at the 90th annual Academy Awards show.

On the carpet
Puerto Rico still on the mind
During an interview with Michael Strahan, "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda encouraged viewers to visit Puerto Rico after the devastating hurricane.

"Keep Puerto Rico in the conversation. I know there's no shortage of things in the news, but keep Puerto Rico in your hearts," Miranda said.

He added that tourism is "the lifeblood" of Puerto Rico, and urged people to "spend money there."

On average, 87% of the island has power, but sources told CNN that about 150,000 US citizens on the island still don't have electricity. Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló has repeatedly expressed frustration at the slow pace of recovery and help. He has questioned the US Army Corps of Engineers' response on the island compared with other states dealing with disaster.

Miranda has been an outspoken critic of the government response to Puerto Rico's needs, and had strong words for President Donald Trump following his criticism of San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz last year.

In October of 2017, Miranda released a song -- with help from 22 other artists -- to raise money for hurricane relief in Puerto Rico.
Political activists also attended Hollywood's biggest night
Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards attended the Oscars with Patrisse Cullors-Brignac, one of the co-founders of Black Lives Matter, and Bryan Stevenson, Equal Justice Initiative director. The three posed on the red carpet ahead of the show.

Richards, who announced in January that she is leaving the role later this year, posted a photo on Instagram. "So the Oscars are cool but being with Bryan and Patrisse is 100," she wrote.

Jimmy Kimmel's opener

Kimmel returned to the helm as host on Sunday. He of course had a few envelope jokes, referencing the envelope mix-up last year that initially (and mistakenly) resulted in "La La Land" being named the best picture winner over "Moonlight" at the 89th Academy Awards.

But there were also a few political zingers.

Before kicking off his monologue, Kimmel did an old Hollywood-like voiceover to black and white footage from this year's red carpet.

"There's Chadwick Boseman," he said at one point, as footage of the "Black Panther" actor played. "The king of Wakanda! Imagine that! A country with a black leader. Wouldn't that be swell?"

Later, while talking about Harvey Weinstein -- and the subsequent powerful #MeToo movement and Time's Up initiative -- Kimmel joked about the awards show statuette: Oscar.

"Oscar is 89 years old this year, which probably means he's at home watching Fox News," Kimmel said, a jab at the network news channel's older, more conservative viewers.

He went on to clarify that "Oscar is a very respected man in Hollywood. Just look at him: He keeps his hands where he can see them, no penis."

The first Trump joke came about 10 minutes into Kimmel's monologue.

"None other than President Trump called 'Get Out' the best 3/4 of a movie so far this year," Kimmel said when addressing the mastermind behind the film, Jordan Peele

The horror film, which has received praise for its performances and thought-provoking take on race in America, received four Academy Award nominations, including one for best picture.
Calling out Vice President Mike Pence
Kimmel made a joke about Pence while talking about Best Actor nominee Timothee Chalamet, nominated for the film "Call Me By Your Name," a gay love story.

"We don't make films like 'Call Me By Your Name for money," Kimmel said, while talking about how the film was critically acclaimed but didn't do as well at the box office. "We make them to upset Mike Pence."

Kimmel during the show

Kimmel made another White House joke while introducing director Greta Gerwig and actress Laura Dern before they presented.

"If the last two years have taught us anything, it's that reality can be ... depressing," he said. "But tonight's nominated documentaries show us that where there is darkness, there is also hope. Except at the White House. Hope quit on Wednesday."
This story will be updated throughout the awards show.

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This year, we are keeping track of every political jab, line and moment made at the 90th annual Academy Awards show. On the carpet Puerto Rico still on the mind During an interview with Michael Strahan, "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda encouraged viewers to visit Puerto Rico after the devastating hurricane.

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Man arrested with severed head in bag was a 'mama's boy'

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A New York tourist who was arrested in Japan while carrying the severed head of a woman in his suitcase was a so-called "mama's boy" and former member of the U.S. Air Force, the New York Post reports.

Yevgenity Vasilievich Bayraktar, 26, was on vacation when he tried to leave Osaka with the remains of a woman he'd met last month on a dating site.

Bayraktar, who reportedly lived in a modest bungalow on Long Island with his mother and her third husband, served 11 months of a four-year stint as an airman first class, according to the Air Force.

"He and his mother were very close, but he and I were not," said Benny Dacy, Bayraktar's former stepfather, who now lives in Houston.

Dacy, who met his future bride, Regina Mishura, in Odessa, told the Post that he tried to cultivate a bond with his new wife's son, but the boy kept to himself and was very close to his mother.
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"He was a mama's boy," said Dacy, 69. "If we were having dinner and he didn't like the food, his mother would get up in the middle of the meal to cook him something special, and this was at a time when we didn't have a lot of money."

Dacy also told The Post that Bayraktar maintained contact with his biological father in Russia, but that after he financed Regina's nursing school studies in Texas, she and her son disappeared.

The young man was arrested Feb. 22 on suspicion of killing and dismembering Saki Kondo, 27, who was reported missing by her family on Feb. 16, a day after her date with Bayraktar, the Post reports.

According to authorities, Bayraktar, who had been traveling in Japan since January, met the victim on an online dating site and took her to a vacation home he rented in Osaka, where he allegedly dismembered her. He was on his way to another apartment he rented when police arrested him with Kondo's severed head in his baggage, according to what Japanese authorities told the Post.

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A New York tourist who was arrested in Japan while carrying the severed head of a woman in his suitcase was a so-called "mama's boy" and former member of the U.S. Air Force, the New York Post reports.

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The mother of two young children who were brutally murdered by a family nanny more than five years ago inside their New York City apartment shouted in court Friday that the defendant is “evil.” Krim said she discovered her children dead in the bathroom of their Manhattan apartment on October 25, 2012.  Ortega, they said, waited until Krim found the children dead in the bathroom before plunging a knife into her own neck. She survived. Lulu, who was older, knew what was happening and suffered more than 30 wounds, prosecutors said. Leo, who was a toddler, was stabbed five times.

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The mother of two young children who were brutally murdered by a family nanny more than five years ago inside their New York City apartment shouted in court Friday that the defendant is "evil."

"You're evil! You're evil!" Marina Krim yelled at her former nanny Yoselyn Ortega as she left after an emotional day in court. "And you like this, you like this, you're getting pleasure."

Krim's outburst followed roughly six hours of heart-wrenching testimony in Ortega's murder trial. Ortega is charged with the murders of Krim's children -- Lulu, 6; and Leo, 2.
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Ortega pleaded not guilty to the children's deaths, although no one denies Ortega has murdered the two children. Her lawyer has argued she is metally ill.

Prosecutors, who are working to build a case to show that Ortega knew what she was doing. Ortega, they said, waited until Krim found the children dead in the bathroom before plunging a knife into her own neck. She survived. Lulu, who was older, knew what was happening and suffered more than 30 wounds, prosecutors said. Leo, who was a toddler, was stabbed five times.

Krim said she discovered her children dead in the bathroom of their Manhattan apartment on October 25, 2012.

The schedule that day was as follows: Ortega, 55, was supposed to pick up Lulu from kindergarten and walk her to dance class, then go home to put Leo down for nap. Krim would go to swimming with her other daughter, 3-year-old Nessie, then head home to meet Leo and Ortega.

Krim showed up to the studio shortly before 5 p.m., and panicked when Lulu wasn't there.
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Assistant District Attorney Courtney Groves said it's possible Ortega's resentment and jealousy of Marina Krim, coupled with an inability to provide for her own son, sent her into a calculated rage - although a motive for the crime remains unclear.

Ortega's lawyer, Valerie Van Leer-Greenberg, said Ortega heard voices and saw hallucinations in unchecked disorders.

But New York has a high bar for the insanity defense, and it is rarely successful. To win, Ortega's lawyers will have to prove she didn't understand the consequences of her actions and didn't know right from wrong at the time.

Krim's husband, Kevin, is a former CNBC executive now at a startup. They use a Facebook page to post updates on how they are doing, writing about the arrival of two new children, Felix, born in 2013 and Linus, in 2016.

The couple started the Lulu and Leo Fund, which aims to support innovative art programs for children. They recently posted a video message on Facebook asking that people mention the fund as their case becomes news again.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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'You're evil!' NYC mom of murdered kids erupts at nanny during trial

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The mother of two young children who were brutally murdered by a family nanny more than five years ago inside their New York City apartment shouted in court Friday that the defendant is "evil." "You're evil! You're evil!" Marina Krim yelled at her former nanny Yoselyn Ortega as she left after an emotional day in court.

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He'll add it to an already jammed trophy collection that includes five NBA championships with the Lakers, two Olympic gold medals, NBA Finals most valuable player awards, a league MVP award and four All-Star game MVP awards.

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A Florida middle school teacher was removed from her classroom on Sunday after being accused of hosting a secret white-nationalist podcast. Dayanna Volitich, a 25-year-old social studies teacher at Crystal River Middle School, had hosted the under the pseudonym "Tiana Dalichov." In one of the podcasts, the host talks about putting on a "dog and pony show" for administrators during her first year when it came to teaching certain curriculum. In some previous episodes, the host said that Muslims should be eradicated from Earth.

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A Florida middle school teacher was "removed" from classroom duties on Sunday after she was accused of hosting a secret white-nationalist podcast in which she allegedly bragged about touting her beliefs in the classroom, authorities said.

The Citrus County School District in northern Florida said it is investigating a Huffington post report that claimed Dayanna Volitich, a 25-year-old social studies teacher at Crystal River Middle School, had hosted the under the pseudonym "Tiana Dalichov."

The district did not mention Volitich by name, but it said it became aware of "a concerning podcast" on Friday when it was contacted by a Huffington Post reporter, according to a statement released Sunday. The district said it launched the investigation immediately.

"The reporter indicated they believed one of the persons participating in the podcast was a teacher at Crystal River Middle School," Superintendent Sandra Himmel said in the statement. "The teacher has been removed from the classroom and the investigation is ongoing."

"Pursuant to Florida Statute an open investigation and materials related to it are exempt from public record and cannot be discussed until the investigation is complete," Himmel added.

In its Friday report, the Huffington Post cited evidence including photographs, location information, occupation and age, that is said indicated that Volitich and Dalichov, the host of the "Unapologetic" podcast, were the same person.

In one of the podcasts, the host talks about putting on a "dog and pony show" for administrators during her first year when it came to teaching certain curriculum. In previous episodes, the host said Muslims should be eradicated from the earth.

"I get to talk about topics that people don't like to talk about. They don't want to be seen as a bigot, racist, whatever you want to call it. I honestly don't care," the host said in one clip.

ABC affiliate WFTS said it stopped by Volitich's apartment to talk with her, but no one answered the door. A neighbor told WFTS that he recognized a photo of her, but said he rarely spoke with her.

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a man shot and killed sunday morning in midtown kansas city 24-year-old Taron Carson was sitting on a bench near the intersection of 39th and Main, when a dark-colored vehicle stopped on the street. The suspects got out, shot Carson several times, then sped off.  Carson later died at a Metro hospital.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A man was shot and killed Sunday morning in Midtown Kansas City.

Kansas City, Missouri police say 24-year-old Taron Carson was sitting on a bench near the intersection of 39th and Main, when a dark-colored vehicle stopped on the street. The suspects got out, shot Carson several times, then sped off. Carson later died at a Metro hospital.

No suspects have been named in this case.
If you have information that can help police in this case, call Greater Kansas City CrimeStoppers at 816-474-TIPS, or submit a tip here.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A man was shot and killed Sunday morning in Midtown Kansas City. Kansas City, Missouri police say 24-year-old Taron Carson was sitting on a bench near the intersection of 39th and Main, when a dark-colored vehicle stopped on the street. The suspects got out, shot Carson several times, then sped off.

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In June 2016, I survived the mass shooting that took 49 lives at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.Less than two years later, I met with the amazing Parkland students who have created a growing national movement to defeat gun violence by saying #neveragain. Marches are planned around the country on March 24, and I will be there to stand with them in Washington, DC.

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Less than two years later, I met with the amazing Parkland students who have created a growing national movement to defeat gun violence by saying #neveragain. Marches are planned around the country on March 24, and I will be there to stand with them in Washington, DC.

My most vivid memory of my time meeting these survivors was huddling together with them at a candlelight vigil, locked in a hug and shaking with tears. They had just been through the unthinkable, and people were begging me to tell them what I know, given that I have some understanding of their experience.

I imagined I was supposed to be trying to console them, sharing my wisdom, helping them to see there was hope. But what happened in that moment was something else. We were not leader and followers. Or adults and students. We were all survivors. The same. No words needed to be spoken; no advice needed to be shared.

Instead, I managed five words: I am proud of you. And I am proud. Not just of their bravery and strength, but of their willingness to swallow their trauma and take on the powerful. I am proud of the Parkland students for finally demanding a response to the senselessness and lack of accountability for what pass as gun laws in this country.

I know more about this than I would wish on anyone. I hid in a bathroom stall of the Pulse nightclub on June 12, 2016 as 49 of my friends, family, and community were murdered in the deadliest violent attack against LGBTQ people in US history, and the deadliest terrorist attack in the United States since September 11, 2001. It was unimaginable, and we all thought "it can never be worse than this." We were wrong. A year later, the Las Vegas shooting left 58 people dead and hundreds injured.

America is living a nightmare of gun violence, one that repeats and repeats and has played out as politicians send "thoughts and prayers" and then do nothing. Nothing. Ban assault weapons? More stringent background checks? Look at the root causes and research gun violence to work to prevent these nightmares from continuing? An overwhelming majority of Americans support all these things. But still nothing happens.

There's a simple reason why: the NRA and the gun industry's vise grip on politicians and the American political process.

But the past few weeks feel different. These students are inspiring a resolve for accountability like none I have yet seen.

I spoke recently at a powerful rally in Tallahassee where thousands made it very clear they will hold the Florida legislature and leadership accountable for their continued inaction.

Last month, in less than three days, over a dozen major corporations broke their ties to the NRA. Some Republican governors and members of Congress are finally standing up to the NRA as well, with new supporters coming out in favor of everything from an assault weapons ban to universal background checks and raising the age limit on gun purchases.

In the past few days, the President met with a bipartisan group of members of Congress and made a LOT of promises, saying he was not afraid of the NRA. But Trump also said that the Pulse shooting could have been prevented if there had been an armed officer or security there (actually there was security, just no match for an automatic weapon). His grasp of the issues and lack of understanding of the political dynamics is unnerving and we must remain vigilant.

Whether or not Congress can deliver is a huge question mark -- but all I know is that if they don't, there will be a backlash at the midterm elections like they have never seen.

A huge part of the challenge, one often overlooked, is this: the politicians may be puppets for the NRA, but the NRA is a puppet for the nearly $40 billion American gun industry. I am working with the #noNRAMoney campaign to focus on a critical piece of this, asking politicians to pledge that they will refuse to take donations from the NRA and, because so much of the NRA's power comes from voter mobilization, will also let constituents know they reject the NRA's positions. Many have already signed on and the momentum is only growing.

"When nothing less than freedom is at stake, we fight" is the NRA's tagline. The students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School -- and the millions of American standing behind them -- are teaching the NRA exactly what those words really mean. Not the freedom to buy military grade weapons. Not the freedom to profit off the murder of innocent people. The freedom to walk our streets, school hallways, enjoy a concert, go to church. Freedom is the bedrock of American values. It's time for us to do whatever we have to do to change the broken system. It's time to fight back.

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pulse survivor: it's time to wake up from america's gun nightmare (opinion)  - cnn

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Pulse survivor: It's time to wake up from America's gun nightmare

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Less than two years later, I met with the amazing Parkland students who have created a growing national movement to defeat gun violence by saying #neveragain. Marches are planned around the country on March 24, and I will be there to stand with them in Washington, DC.

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Authorities in Belgian arrested 8 people as a part of an anti-terrorism investigation. The Brussels Federal Judicial Police made the arrests after searching seven houses. The police didn't find any explosives. The prosecutor’s office tell ABC News if the eight individuals were allegedly planning an attack.

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Belgian authorities arrested eight people in Brussels as part of an anti-terrorism investigation, Belgian authorities said today.

The Brussels Federal Judicial Police made the arrests after searching seven houses in Brussels on Sunday morning.

Authorities did not find any explosives.

A spokesperson for the Belgium prosecutor's office would not confirm to ABC News whether the eight individuals arrested were allegedly planning an attack.

The prosecutor's office said that the investigation was "completely independent" from the 2015 Paris and 2016 Brussels attacks.

Both the Paris and Brussels terror attacks were carried out by ISIS.

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Belgian authorities arrested eight people in Brussels as part of an anti-terrorism investigation, Belgian authorities said today. The Brussels Federal Judicial Police made the arrests after searching seven houses in Brussels on Sunday morning. Authorities did not find any explosives. A...

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Kobe Bryant won a Oscar for his short film " Dear Basketball". But people on ranted on twitter about his passed accusing of rape 15 years ago.

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Kobe Bryant made it to the stage at the 90th Academy Awards, taking home the Oscar for animated short film for "Dear Basketball." Some noted that with past rape accusations against Bryant, his appearance seemed an odd fit with the night's Time's Up anti-harassment theme.

Bryant, 39, was charged with sexually assaulting a 19-year-old woman in Colorado in 2003. A year after the accusation, prosecutors dropped the charges because the woman did not want to go ahead with a trial. Bryant said the sex was consensual.

The Oscars on Sunday focused heavily on the #MeToo and Time's Up movements, meant to empower women to speak out against sexual harassment and abuse, and some viewers reacted harshly to seeing Bryant win the award.

Many social media users brought up the accusations against Bryant from 2003. Meanwhile, others noted Bryant's short acceptance speech.

Bryant stated, "As basketball players we're really supposed to shut up and dribble, but ... we do a bit more than that."

His comment was a reference to Fox News' Laura Ingraham's heated discussion with LeBron James last month, which some viewers recognized.

The former Los Angeles Laker arrived in the press room to a near standing ovation and was swamped with questions.

Bryant told reporters, "I feel better than winning a championship, to be honest with you. I swear I do."

When he told people he wanted to write and tell stories after retiring from basketball, Bryant said he the reaction was, "That's cute, you'll be depressed when your career's over. To be here now and have this sense of validation, this is crazy man."

Bryant attended the Oscars with his wife Vanessa. The two split up in 2011 but reconciled in 2013. They welcomed their third child in 2016.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Kobe Bryant's Oscar win raises eyebrows on social media on Time's Up-themed night

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Kobe Bryant made it to the stage at the 90th Academy Awards, taking home the Oscar for animated short film for "Dear Basketball." Some noted that with past rape accusations against Bryant, his appearance seemed an odd fit with the night's Time's Up anti-harassment theme.

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A rodent in California is destroying the wet lands and wildlife in California. The wildlife officials are telling residents to call them if they see any evidence of them.

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If you can't beat them, eat them?

Wildlife officials in California are asking residents to report any sightings of nutria - an invasive rodent that threatens wetlands-- and at least one report raises the question of whether or not the rodents should be eaten.

There is no indication that the rodent is anywhere close to being on the menus at Craig's or the Polo Lounge, but The Verge's report said other states that have grappled with nutria have turned to eating them.

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife said Thursday it is trying to eradicate the rodents from the state because once established, nutria could cause loss of wetlands, damage to agricultural crops and levees, dikes and roadbeds.

It says more than 20 nutria have been found in wetlands, rivers and canals and in Merced, Fresno and Stanislaus counties. The Verge reported that they were eradicated in the state in the 1970s. The worry is that they are prolific reproducers.

A female nutria can give birth to more than 200 offspring within a year of reaching reproductive maturity. They are found in 18 U.S. states, including Louisiana. The Verge's report links out to the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries website that offers recipes for soups and salads. They apparently taste great in jambalaya.

Native to South America, nutria can reach up to 2.5 feet in body length and 20 pounds in weight. It is considered healthier than turkey and has a similar taste to wild rabbit. The Verge's report pointed out that on nutria comes with four drumsticks.

Nutria were introduced to the U.S. in 1937 by an entrepreneur hoping to raise them for their fur. But some escaped from captivity and began to thrive in the Louisiana wetlands. By 1955, there were an estimated 20 million wild nutria in the state, devouring the grasses that kept coastal marshes from becoming free water. They were kept in check only by a flourishing trade in their pelts.

But by the 1990s the fur market dried up, and the nutria multiplied.
The Associated Press contributed to this report

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Invasive rodent threatens California wetlands and there's talk about eating them

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If you can't beat them, eat them? Wildlife officials in California are asking residents to report any sightings of nutria - an invasive rodent that threatens wetlands-- and at least one report raises the question of whether or not the rodents should be eaten.

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Jennifer Garner's horrified expression during the 2018 Oscars has already gone viral on twitter. Many took to the social media platform voicing their opinion about what realization she might have come to. It seems as though Garner has become the new Nicole Kidman. Back in 2017 a video surfed the internet of Nicole Kidman awkwardly clapping that quickly became a meme.

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Jennifer Garner has officially become a new meme thanks to her latest look.

The 45-year-old actress left some viewers scratching their heads during the Oscars on Sunday night in Hollywood when she was spotted clapping during the ceremony before revealing a horrified look.

"What realization did Jennifer Garner just come to?" questioned Jezebel writer Bobby Finger on Twitter.

Many took to social media to share their theories on what could have possibly surprised the star during the show.

"Whats in MY wallet?" joked one user on Twitter, referring to Garner's Capital One commercials.

"Left oven on at home. Stars: they're just like us," added another.

"God I hope no one smells that," chimed another.

Garner hasn't been the only star to become an online sensation at the Oscars. Back in 2017, Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman became a popular online meme when she was spotted awkwardly clapping.

The 50-year-old actress told KISS FM's Kylie and Jackie O that the bizarre seal clap was a result of wearing expensive jewelry.

"So therefore I'm clapping, but it was really difficult because I had this huge ring on which was not my own, but was absolutely gorgeous and I was terrified of damaging it!"

So far Garner has not provided an explanation behind her expression to her one million followers on Instagram.

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Oscars 2018: Jennifer Garner's horrified expression goes viral on Twitter

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Jennifer Garner has officially become a new meme thanks to her latest look. The 45-year-old actress left some viewers scratching their heads during the Oscars on Sunday night in Hollywood when she was spotted clapping during the ceremony before revealing a horrified look. "What realization did Jennifer Garner just come to?"

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Donald Trump made an announcement about tariffs that could send a direct message to the workers in Rust Belt practically saying that he could help them and his policies could help them. He is basically trying to get them on his side.

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Jobs in the steel and aluminum industries are concentrated in the Midwest swing stages that delivered Trump the election in 2016, according to census data. Many of these were the states that stunned the country when non-college-educated whites who had voted for President Barack Obama swung toward Trump.

Trump's support in these areas has waned, however, and will be critical to win again as he gears up for re-election in 2020.

Many mills are in more reliably Republican states.

The US county with the most metal manufacturing employment -- which is mostly composed of steel and aluminum manufacturing -- is Lake County, Indiana. Indiana is home to the nation's largest steel mill, Gary Works, in the city of Gary. The county with the third-most is also in Indiana, Porter County.

Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania are also home to counties in the top 10 of metal manufacturing employment, according to the census. Gallup found that approval for Trump has dipped below 50% in these states, which were crucial to his election. According to an analysis by CNN Senior Political Analyst Ron Brownstein, Trump's approval among blue-collar women has declined in some of these states more than almost anywhere else since the election.

Notably, while many of these counties are in states that went for Trump, the counties themselves went for Hillary Clinton.

Cook County, Illinois, which includes Chicago, has the second-highest metal manufacturing employment, and it supported Clinton by over 1 million votes. Lake County in Indiana supported Clinton by over 40,000 votes. Four of the five counties with the highest metal manufacturing went for Clinton.

As CNN Money has documented, many economists are dubious that Trump's invitation of a trade war will ultimately help the economy.

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Chat with us in Facebook Messenger. Find out what's happening in the world as it unfolds. Jobs in the steel and aluminum industries are concentrated in the Midwest swing stages that delivered Trump the election in 2016, according to census data.

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Taz, a missing dog, was reunited with its family after running away from car crash. Sam Shaw was driving with Taz in a Jeep when Sam lost control and crashed killing him. The Shaw's went looking for Taz when they get a call 48 hours later from a girl in college . She spotted Taz outside her classroom.

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Thanks to the kindness of a stranger, a missing dog has been reunited with its family, after it had run away from the scene of a crash that killed his owner.

Troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol showed up at Steve Shaw's door on Monday afternoon, telling him his youngest son, Sam, had died in a crash after losing control of his Jeep on State Road 417.

"He was a mile from the exit, when it happened," he said. "It's a parent's worst nightmare. The only thing I feared in life."

Also in the jeep with 19-year-old Sam was the family's 5-year-old rescue mutt, Taz.

"You know, we knew he [Taz] was out here, and we didn't want to leave him somewhere, and have him gone too," Shaw said.

Shaw's two older sons plastered social media with posts looking for Taz. The Shaws and family friends jumped into trucks, scouring the roadways and the woods, and then, 48 hours later, they got the call.

"I think you might have found my dog. Is he limping on his left rear leg? Is he limping or holding it up?" Shaw asked the person on the phone. "Ok, it's him."

A woman first spotted the lost dog at 6:30 a.m. Wednesday morning at Valencia Community College, sitting outside her second-story classroom.

"When I first seen him in the corner, he was shaking, lying down, shaking," she said.
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Thanks to the kindness of a stranger, a missing dog has been reunited with its family, after it had run away from the scene of a crash that killed his owner. Troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol showed up at Steve Shaw's door on Monday afternoon, telling him his youngest son, Sam, had died in a crash after losing control of his Jeep on State Road 417.

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four Kenyan medical staff has been suspended from their Nairobi  hospitals after they accidentally preformed brain surgery on the wrong patient following a ID mix up. The hospital manager stated, "We are happy to inform the public that the patient is in recovery and progressing well'' she added. The Kenya regulatory medical board has said the mistake is the first of its kind in the African nation.

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rhode island is making a bill that charges $20 to acsess porn sites.

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A new bill aims to charge Rhode Island residents a one-off $20 fee to access sexually explicit content online and impose stringent rules on Internet providers that do not comply with the law.

Two state Democrats, Sen. Frank Ciccone and Sen. Hanna Gallo introduced a bill on Thursday that would mandate Internet providers to block "sexual content and patently offensive material," The Providence Journal reported.

Consumers will be able to lift the block but only if they pay a fee of $20.

The fees would be collected by the state government and go to the state's treasurer and fund the operations of the Council on Human Trafficking.

Some people expressed opposition to the bill, criticizing the lawmakers for conflating sex work with human trafficking.

"Want to propose action adverse to #sexwork or #sexworkers? Conflate human trafficking into discussion," wrote on Twitter user.

"Sex work is not trafficking. I produce my content, I book my sessions, I make money from my sexwork. Nobody is forcing me into this, I enjoy this line of work," tweeted another woman who claims to be a sex worker.

Under the new measure, if it passes the General Assembly, Internet providers would also face consequences if they do not comply with the law, according to the bill's text.

The bill asks the providers to "establish a reporting mechanism, such as a website or call center, to allow a consumer to report unblocked sexual content or potentially offensive material or report blocked material that is not sexual content or potentially offensive."

The text of the initiative does not specify what constitutes "offensive" material online.

But the companies could face monetary damages if they do not create effective reporting systems, allowing consumers and the state's attorney general to sue for leaving offensive and sexually explicit content accessible with a block.

For every piece of content reported - but still accessible to the consumers - the attorney general or a consumer may file a civil suit against a provider and seek damages up to $500. The winning party may also ask the losing party to cover the legal fees.

Lukas Mikelionis is a reporter for FoxNews.com. Follow him on Twitter @LukasMikelionis.

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Rhode Island bill would charge residents $20 to unblock porn and 'offensive' content

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A new bill aims to charge Rhode Island residents a one-off $20 fee to access sexually explicit content online and impose stringent rules on Internet providers that do not comply with the law. Two state Democrats, Sen. Frank Ciccone and Sen.