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He didn't get much for his robberies. But he might get life

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More than 30 cars involved in Chicago pileup

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6 inches of snow have already fallen in New York City and 2-4 inches are expected.

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mercedes x-class prototype spotted and it looks awesome

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mercedes-benz is busy testing the production-spec x-class its mid-size pickup truck developed in partnership with nissan. we ve already seen several test mules running about with nissan bodywork but this is the first time we re seeing the mercedes version. high-end headlights the large grille and several other familiar mercedes details spoil the camouflage s effectiveness.

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Six inches of snow have fallen in New York City and another two to four inches were expected.

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Get Out' star responds to Samuel L. Jackson's criticism: 'I resent that I have to prove that I'm black'

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A federal district court judge in Washington on Monday released Jonathan Tran, the accused White House fence jumper, They include being fitted with a GPS tracking device, remaining within 100 miles of his home in the San Jose, California-area, staying away from the White House, remaining in the country and traveling to Washington only for court appearances and attorney meetings.

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LONZO BALL’S FATHER WANTS A $1 BILLION SHOE DEAL FOR ALL HIS SONS

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LaVar Bell, better known as father to UCLA guard Lonzo as well as two High Schoolers LiAngelo and LaMelo, thinks his three sons are worth a $1 billion package deal, according to Darren Rovell of ESPN. He adds that the prospective brand would not be required to pay the $1 billion up front and that he would graciously accept $100 million a year for a decade. This is a rather preposterous demand for several reasons, as it pits the Ball sons neck and neck with Michael Jordan and LeBron James; MJ earns about $100 million on royalties from his Jordan Brand, while LeBron inked a $1 billion lifetime deal.

LaVar also notes that if Nike, adidas, and Under Armour pass on his contract demand, all there sons will be signed to his "Big Baller" brand, which currently sells poorly designed...t-shirts.

The eldest Ball has maid headlines before, most notable being his "Lakers or bust" comments.

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LaVar Bell, better known as father to UCLA guard Lonzo as well as two High Schoolers LiAngelo and LaMelo, thinks his three sons are worth a $1 billion package deal, according to Darren Rovell of ESPN. He adds that the prospective brand would not be required to pay the $1 billion up front and that ...

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Holi celebrations include people throwing color packets in India

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The Holi festival of colors is a Hindu celebration marking the arrival of spring.

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Dragonball Z Monopoly Game

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Trump's Backing a Healthcare Plan That Breaks His Promises

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Judge orders release of White House fence jumper

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A federal district court judge in Washington on Monday released Jonathan Tran, the accused White House fence jumper, on his own recognizance under certain conditions.

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DeMarcus Ware, who is eighth all time in sacks, officially announces his retirement from the NFL after 12 seasons

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Linebacker DeMarcus Ware announced Monday he is retiring at age 34 after 12 NFL seasons, saying in a tweet that "long-term health and quality of life outweigh the spark and passion to play that I once had."

"After a lot of thought and prayer, I've decided to accept the unknown and retire from my NFL career," Ware said in the Twitter post.

It's time .... pic.twitter.com/qlXpcNn12b
- D-Ware (@DeMarcusWare) March 13, 2017

Ware came to the Broncos from the Dallas Cowboys as part of Denver's free-agency binge in 2014, when cornerback Aqib Talib, receiver Emmanuel Sanders and safety T.J. Ward were also signed. All four players were selected to at least one Pro Bowl since then.

Ware was saluted in tweets by John Elway, the Broncos and the Cowboys. Ware is Dallas' all-time sacks leader, with 117.

DeMarcus - you are the epitome of what an NFL player should be.

Congrats on your Hall of Fame career & thank you for becoming a Bronco! https://t.co/J7POS7P4aD
- John Elway (@johnelway) March 13, 2017

See you in Canton. https://t.co/htfhDI76GR
- Denver Broncos (@Broncos) March 13, 2017

Wishing all the best to #DallasCowboys franchise sack leader as he retires from the @NFL! #CowboyForLife https://t.co/PeZSPZOTsh
- Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) March 13, 2017

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Ware was everything he could have ever wanted in a player.

"He was one of the most dominant NFL players at his position in his era, and he was one of the most dynamic players in the history of the Dallas Cowboys. We wish nothing but the best for DeMarcus and his family, and we appreciate and respect his contributions to the NFL and to our team," Jones said in a statement.

Peyton Manning, who shared with Ware the leadership of the Broncos' team that won Super Bowl 50, congratulated his former teammate and co-captain.

"DeMarcus Ware is not only a Hall of Fame player, but a Hall of Fame teammate as well. I played against DeMarcus and played with him. It was an honor and a privilege to have done both. Being a teammate with DeMarcus and being a captain of the team was a real privilege for me," Manning said.

Linebacker Von Miller said a big part of his rebound from his 2013 suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy to a perennial defensive player of the year candidate has "been because of DeMarcus. I have so many reasons to thank him."

Both Miller and Talib congratulated Ware on his announcement in separate Instagram posts.

Former Broncos coach Gary Kubiak said in a statement that it was a privilege for him to coach Ware and congratulated the linebacker on a "Hall of Fame career."

"DeMarcus was one of the great players in this league for many years and one of the finest human beings you'll ever come across. He was a once-in-a-generation player who will go down as one of the all-time great pass-rushers in NFL history. Just as important, he showed so much class and leadership with everything he did on and off the field," Kubiak said.

Ware has been a team captain in his time with the Broncos and universally respected in the locker room. He said in the days before Super Bowl LI that he planned to return from back surgery that sent him to injured reserve just before the regular-season finale.

With nine Pro Bowl selections and 138.5 career sacks in a 12-year career, DeMarcus Ware is worthy of a trip to Canton in five years.

DeMarcus Ware mulled a return for one more season with the Cowboys after three in Denver, but Dallas' all-time sacks leader has decided to hang it up.

Back troubles have been a part of his career, but especially the past two seasons with the Broncos. His 2016 season was especially difficult, as he missed most of the offseason work with an infection in his back that required repeated IV antibiotics to treat. He also missed five games with a fractured forearm last season.

A nine-time Pro Bowl selection, Ware will turn 35 in July and is eighth all time in sacks with 138½.

Ware needed one sack to tie newly minted Hall of Famer Jason Taylor, and with four sacks he would have passed Michael Strahan and moved into sixth place all time.

In nine seasons with the Cowboys, Ware earned Pro Bowl honors every year from 2006 to 2012. But he had a career-low six sacks in 2013 and missed the first three games with a quadriceps strain. Dallas released him after the 2013 season.

With the Cowboys, Ware had a streak of seven seasons with at least 11 sacks, recording 20 sacks in 2008 and 19½ sacks in 2011.

The Cowboys selected Ware in the first round of the 2005 draft with the 11th pick.
ESPN's Jeff Legwold contributed to this report.

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Ware retiring at 34, cites 'long-term health'

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Linebacker DeMarcus Ware announced Monday he is retiring at age 34 after 12 NFL seasons, saying in a tweet that "long-term health and quality of life outweigh the spark and passion to play that I once had." "After a lot of thought and prayer, I've decided to accept the unknown and retire from my NFL career," Ware said in the Twitter post.

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A late-winter snowstorm is blanketing cities and suburbs across the Northeast this morning, from Maryland to Maine, causing thousands of school cancellations and halting work and travel for millions of Americans.

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A 4-year-old girl was located early Monday in the middle of “a vast desert” in Southern California after being abandoned by a group of smugglers. The child was left behind holding her birth certificate, which showed she was from Guatemala. She reportedly was in good condition and was provided food.

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FLORIDA GIRL WRITES LETTER TO BURGLAR WHO TARGETED HER HOUSE
The girl was with a group near the U.S.-Mexico border, NBC San Diego reported. When border agents moved in on the group, the smugglers reportedly jumped into a car and sped off.

The child was left behind holding her birth certificate, which showed she was from Guatemala. She reportedly was in good condition and was provided food.

"Who in their right mind abandons a four-year-old little girl in the middle of a vast desert," one U.S. Customers and Border Protection agent said in a statement. "It sickens me to think that someone would leave a child that young to fend for herself."

The report said the child is with health and Human Services and will attend an immigration status disposition.

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A 4-year-old girl was located early Monday in the middle of "a vast desert" in Southern California after being abandoned by a group of smugglers. FLORIDA GIRL WRITES LETTER TO BURGLAR WHO TARGETED HER HOUSE The girl was with a group near the U.S.-Mexico border, NBC San Diego reported.

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Police in the German capital are appealing for witnesses to help find a cyclist who sprayed at least half a dozen women with liquid, injuring several, in the past three months.

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Judge orders release of White House fence jumper, GPS monitoring

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The health of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, one of the world's most notorious criminals, is deteriorating in US custody, his lawyers complained Monday, challenging the conditions of his detention.

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A woman in Texas helps a homeless man start to rebuild his life again. She first started a facebook page for him, which quickly grew and gave the man an opportunity to get a name for himself.

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For three years, Victor Hubbard stood on a street corner -- rain or shine -- waiting for his mom to come back and get him.

Every day, residents of Kemah, Texas, passed the man as he stood between Nasa Road and El Camino Real, staring as they drove by. Ginger Sprouse, a married mother and owner of Art of the Meal, which offers cooking classes and private parties, was admittedly one of those people.

She probably saw Hubbard at least four times a day. Each time, she wondered why he was there. One day, in late December, she finally decided to roll down her window and ask.

"It really began to concern me and then I talked to a lot of people in the community and a lot of people wondered what was the deal," Sprouse told CBS Houston affiliate KHOU.

Hubbard began to talk about his history, explaining that his mom left him, he's been battling mental illness and he doesn't have a place to live. Sprouse felt for the man, and decided to share his story with the world -- on a Facebook page called " This is Victor."

"I listen to people talking around town and keep hearing 'someone needs to do something about that guy,'" Sprouse explained in a Facebook post as she launched the page in December. "So, I will be the organizer and I hope that we as a community can be 'someone' together."

Slowly but surely, the page started to take off. Dozens of people volunteered to help the man, and Sprouse led the charge.

She cooked meals, washed clothes, helped him set up appointments with a mental health professional and welcomed him into her home.

"I'm so overwhelmed by the compassion by people," said Sprouse, as others volunteered to help.

A few days later, she created a GoFundMe page, encouraging people to donate to help the "sweet, gentle man" get back on his feet. Within two months, Hubbard received more than $14,700 in donations.

Fast forward three months later, nearly 9,000 people now follow " This is Victor " on Facebook to receive updates on his progress.

He recently landed a job as a cook in Sprouse's kitchen. He can't help but wear a big smile on his face.

"She came around and she kind of saved me," Hubbard told KHOU. "She helped me. It's like grace."

Thanks to thousands of his Facebook fans, Hubbard was also able to connect with an uncle from east Texas. And last week, he reunited with his mom.

"I got to talk to her and I really feel like I accomplished something," he said.

Without Sprouse's help, Hubbard would still be standing on that street corner -- and Sprouse wouldn't have a valued employee and new friend.

"He is a smiling, happy addition to my team," Sprouse said. "I'm so proud."

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A driver lost control of his SUV before skidding off the road and onto the roof of a house in Taizhou, a city in China's Jiangsu Province.

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A driver lost control of his SUV before skidding off the road and onto the roof of a house in Taizhou, a city in China's Jiangsu Province.

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Over 18 million people have been put under blizzard warning, flights and school cancelled

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The late-winter storm brought chaos to travel and daily life, forcing cancellations of about 8,800 US flights between Monday and Wednesday. Thousands of schools closed. Connecticut banned highway travel for several hours, and major regional rail traffic was suspended. Five weather-related deaths were reported in three states and in Canada.

Normalcy trickled back to some areas as train service and flights resumed Tuesday evening. Schools in New York and New Jersey are expected to reopen on Wednesday. But blizzard warnings remain in effect for parts of New England until early morning Wednesday.

Freeze watches and warnings from Kansas City, Missouri, to Jacksonville, Florida, were in effect through early Wednesday as well. Temperatures were expected to be below freezing in some areas, while in others, the wind chill could make it feel more like the single digits. Icy conditions could refreeze roads, creating slippery commutes and making clean-up after the storm more challenging.

More than 30 inches of snow were recorded in parts of upstate New York, according to the National Weather Service. Some parts of Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine saw 20 inches or more, the weather service said.

"Areas along the coast from New York to Boston, didn't see as much as expected," said Taylor Ward, a CNN meteorologist. "But some portions of the Northeast have seen more than 30 inches of snow."

Heavier snow inland, coastal flooding

Upstate New York had some of the heaviest snowfall in the region, with more than 30 inches recorded in parts of Broome County, south of Syracuse.

Commuter buses in Pennsylvania and New York canceled service in advance of the storm.

Dr. Marie Keith, who works in New York and lives in the Scranton area, boarded the last bus Monday night leaving for New York City.

"There may be sick kids I need to see in my office tomorrow, so I thought I should be there," she told CNN affiliate WNEP-TV.

Along the New Jersey coast, strong winds pushed ocean water into neighborhoods, resulting in coastal flooding and beach erosion.A video posted by Chris Macaluso showed flooding in Atlantic City.

The storm had subsided enough for Gov. Chris Christie to lift New Jersey's state of emergency.

The governor said the storm has been "a tale of three storms," referring to its effect on different regions of the state.

Parts of southern New Jersey saw as little as 2.3 inches of snow. As much as 20 inches was recorded in the northwestern part.

New England

Boston, which expected to be clobbered with snow,was spared. Mayor Martin Walsh said the city received about 6 to 8 inches by Tuesday afternoon.

"This isn't what we expected. We expected up to 18 inches of snow," Walsh told reporters.

Walsh said the storm was expected to continue with high winds, turning into sleet and rain into the night.

"We have less snow on the ground [than expected], but the conditions are as if we are getting 20 inches of snow. The snow is coming down sideways, so it's still a dangerous storm," he said.

Walsh said city public schools will remain closed on Wednesday, but city offices will reopen.

Statewide, about 59,000 customers, mostly in the northeastern part of Massachusetts, were without power Tuesday night, according to the state's emergency management agency.

Temperatures were expected to drop to freezing in the Boston area, leading to slippery conditions on untreated roads and walkways, state officials said.

In Connecticut, a statewide ban on highway travel that went into effect at 5 a.m. ended at about 5 p.m.

The Hartford, Connecticut, area received 12 to 19.5 inches, according to the NWS.

By Tuesday evening, 13 inches had fallen in Burlington, Vermont, according to TV and radio host Lincoln Hayes' measuring system.

He stuck a ruler in the ground. And the snow wasn't letting up, he told CNN.

"My restaurant closed tonight for the first time in years and will probably be closed for lunch tomorrow. My wife's office closed at noon and is closed tomorrow, and I've been out a couple times to stay on top of shoveling," he wrote on social media. "We're staying in and making pizza for #PiDay."

NY, Philly: Sleet thwarts heavier snowfall

In New York and Philadelphia, blizzard warnings were canceled as more sleet or freezing rain fell than expected. The precipitation and wind still had its effects on travel: The New York area's three major airports saw most of their flights canceled.

Train service was hard hit: Amtrak suspended service between New York and Boston and between New York and Albany, New York.

But there were slow signs of recovery. Amtrak said that it planned to operate on a modified schedule on Wednesday. And New York's Metro-North commuter train service, which was suspended after noon, and above-ground subway service were restored Tuesday evening, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.

A Minneapolis-bound flight took off from John F. Kennedy International Airport as regional flights resumed.

And early Tuesday afternoon, Philadelphia lifted its snow emergency declaration, which meant parking would be allowed on snow emergency routes.

Cuomo lifted a travel ban and tractor trailer ban on Interstate 84, but tractor trailers were still forbidden on other highways, including Interstate 87 from Albany to the Canadian border. The travel ban in Broome County, in upstate New York, remained in effect.

In Pennsylvania, the snow couldn't stop the determined.

Pennsylvania State Police teamed up with the Pennsylvania National Guard and other officials to escort a 23-month-old child from Lehigh Valley Hospital-Pocono in East Stroudsburg to Geisinger Janet Weis Children's Hospital in Danville for an emergency procedure, police said.

Gov. Tom Wolf said state transportation employees led the way with a plow train, CNN affiliate WPVI reported.

Flight cancellations and travel warnings

Airlines canceled more than 7,000US flights scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, according to Flightaware.com. Those were on top of about1,658 flights canceled Monday.

Warnings to use caution came from public officials up and down the East Coast -- including President Donald Trump.

"Everyone along the east coast be safe and listen to local officials as a major winter storm approaches," Trump tweeted.

Federal agencies in the Washington area opened three hours late Tuesday; employees had the option of taking unscheduled leave or teleworking, according to the US Office of Personnel Management.

This storm system already hit the Midwest, claiming two lives in Wisconsin. The victims -- both men -- died in separate weather-related activities, the Milwaukee County medical examiner reported.

A 76-year-old man was operating a snow blower before he died; the second man, 64, was shoveling snow, investigator Jenni Penn said. Both were cardiac-related deaths, Penn said.

In Gilford, New Hampshire, a 16-year-old girl was killed in a weather-related accident, police Chief Anthony Bean Burpee told CNN. The victim is the daughter of a Gilford police dispatcher, according to authorities.

Bean Burpee said the town is experiencing white-out conditions.

A snow-plow driver was killed in a collision with an Amtrak snow plowing train in Longmeadow, Massachusetts.

The victim was struck as the plow crossed the tracks, Longmeadow Fire Chief Andrew Fraser said. The train was working to clear the tracks after roughly 12 to 15 inches of snow fell.

Fraser said he does not believe there was a signal at the crossing and visibility was an issue.

In Canada, a driver of a tractor trailer died from injuries after a multi-car pileup during the blizzard conditions on a southern Ontario highway, said Leeds and the Thousand Islands township spokeswoman Elaine Mallory.

The accident on Highway 401 also triggered a chemical spill from one of the transport trucks, Mallory said in a statement Tuesday.

Several people were sent to local hospitals for potential chemical contact, but have since been released.

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Nor'easter moving north as blizzard warning remains in some areas

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The late-winter storm brought chaos to travel and daily life, forcing cancellations of about 8,800 US flights between Monday and Wednesday. Thousands of schools closed. Connecticut banned highway travel for several hours, and major regional rail traffic was suspended. Five weather-related deaths were reported in three states and in Canada.

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Turkey will not allow the Dutch ambassador to Ankara to return to Turkey and has suspended high-level diplomatic relations between the two countries

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Mr. Kohl- Winter storms blasts Northeastern U.S. Over 5,000 flights cancelled and all schools have been shut down. 3 to 4 inches of snow an hour.

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What to Expect (and When) With the Nor'easter

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A nor'easter has arrived in the tri-state and is expected to be the biggest storm of the winter season. Storm Team 4 breaks down the timeline and what to expect.