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Donald Trump, the man whose doctor claims would be the "healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency," doesn't exercise, wants to lose at least 15 pounds and is on medication to control his cholesterol.

He's 6'3" and weighs 236 pounds, according to Villa's recollection (some other publications said the weight mentioned at the taping was 267 pounds).

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A family is alive after two women help get them out of their burning home in Mesa.The fire began at the duplex just after 5 p.m. on Monday night near Rio Salado Parkway and Alma School Road.Two young women who were nearby noticed the smoke and ran over. They saw the flames and jumped into action.

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A family is alive after two women help get them out of their burning home in Mesa.The fire began at the duplex just after 5 p.m. on Monday night near Rio Salado Parkway and Alma School Road.Two young women who were nearby noticed the smoke and ran over. They saw the flames and jumped into action.

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Nocturnal clowns have been spotted in at least six states, most recently in Georgia where two young boys ran in fear of their lives while waiting for the morning school bus.

Police have warned that even if this simply is a prank, criminal charges may still be filed.

"We saw a man with all black on, clown mask, and a red wig," 12-year-old Cameron Frails told WRDW News.

In nearby Aiken County, Georgia, a radio scanner picked up this bizarre police despatch:

"Subject dressed in a red and yellow suit with a clown mask through the woods. He also had a green laser light shining it through windows."

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"Two individuals stormed the dance floor tonight and were immediately subdued and escorted out of the building," a spokesperson for the company that produces "Dancing with the Stars," BBC Worldwide Productions, told CNN.

ABC News reported that two men got on the ballroom dance floor and at least four other people yelled anti-Lochte chants. CNN has confirmed that the two men were Barzeen Soroudi and Sam Sotoodeh. "They were arrested on trespassing, this was a private person's arrest as the security at the venue made the arrest," a spokesperson for the LAPD told CNN. "We just accepted [them] and booked them."

Lochte joined Season 23 of "Dancing With The Stars" after a spate of negative publicity he received for admitting he "over-exaggerated" claims that he and fellow swimmers were robbed at gunpoint in Rio de Janeiro.

Although the show was live, the actual incident was not shown on camera by ABC.

At least one audience member was able to record the moment security guards tackled Soroudi and Sotoodeh and posted video to social media.

Throughout the brief incident, the camera stayed focused on judge Carrie Ann Inaba, who yelled "Excuse me!" multiple times as clamor rose in the audience and onstage.

"Off! Off!" she yelled, gesturing for the intruders to get off stage.

The network went to a commercial break, but the camera briefly showed Lochte and his dancing partner, Cheryl Burke, as both appeared flustered and surprised.

"Dancing with the Stars" host Tom Bergeron addressed the interruption after the commercial break.

"We had to go to break because we had a little incident," he said, although he didn't clarify any further. Bergeron thanked the security team on the show.

He also asked Lochte how he was doing after the interruption.

"I'm a little hurt"

"So many feelings are going through my head right now," said the Olympic swimmer. "I'm a little hurt."

After the show, Lochte told CNN that he was saddened by what happened.

"You know, at that moment, I was really heartbroken," he said. "My heart just sunk. It felt like somebody just ripped it apart."

But Lochte added he "had to brush it off."

"Completely shocked" but "beyond" proud of him

"I had to realize that I came out here in front of millions. I did something that I did not know how to do -- I don't know how to dance," he said. "And I gave it my all and I'm glad I did it and I'm glad I'm here."

His dancing partner, Burke, said she was "completely shocked" but "beyond" proud of him.

CNN crews captured two suspected protesters outside of the event being led away in handcuffs. They both wore T-shirts that contained a red circle with a slash going through the word Lochte. One man called Lochte "a liar."

A spokesperson for the company that produces "Dancing with the Stars," told CNN that "the matter is now being handled by the authorities."

"Saddening and disheartening"

Lochte's fellow cast members rallied around the Olympic champ after Monday's incident.

Professional dancer Witney Carson, who this year is paired with Robert Van Winkle, known best as Vanilla Ice, said she'd never seen anything like the incident during her time on the show.

"I think it was just saddening and disheartening more than anything because this is such a positive show and we're all about putting people in a positive light," she said. "For somebody to want to ruin that for Ryan is just really, really hard."

"He's a hero and a great guy on top of that"

Van Winkle also offered Lochte his support.

"He won the gold medal for this country, folks. Get over the bull story, whatever. It doesn't matter," he said. "He's a hero and he's a great guy on top of that."

Former NFL wide receiver Calvin Johnson, Jr. told CNN the "unfortunate" event no doubt put "a damper" on Lochte's debut, but said he gave his fellow dancer a pep talk backstage.

"You know, you have to keep pushing, have another great week next week," he said. "It sucks to have somebody like that in the crowd do those kinds of things. Nobody's perfect. Everybody makes mistakes."

"Dancing with the Stars" airs Mondays on ABC.
Additional reporting by Chloe Melas.

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"Two individuals stormed the dance floor tonight and were immediately subdued and escorted out of the building," a spokesperson for the company that produces "Dancing with the Stars," BBC Worldwide Productions, told CNN. ABC News reported that two men got on the ballroom dance floor and at least four other people yelled anti-Lochte chants.

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The community of Bamfield would like its welcome animals back.

The carved creatures used to adorn the 'Welcome to Bamfield' sign, greeting locals and visitors to the small Vancouver Island community.

But the RCMP says someone stole three of the carvings last month, including carvings of a Steller's jay, an eagle and a bear.

The Welcome to Bamfield sign before the most recent theft. (RCMP)

The only carving that remains is a tree.

All of the carvings were done by Al Porter, who was an artist and former resident of the community.

The RCMP says the carvings are irreplaceable and officers are looking for any information on the vandalism and theft.

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Dozens of reported sightings of lurking creepy clowns have been flooding US police stations this summer.

Children claim the clowns have tried to lure them into the woods using money.

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Five Russian meteorologists are trapped on tiny Troynoy island. One female polar bear is spending evenings under station's window. The scientists will be sending out flares to scare the bears away in about a month.

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Dozens of reported sightings of lurking creepy clowns have been flooding US police stations this summer.

Children claim the clowns have tried to lure them into the woods using money.

Nocturnal clowns have been spotted in at least six states, most recently in Georgia where two young boys ran in fear of their lives while waiting for the morning school bus.

Police have warned that even if this simply is a prank, criminal charges may still be filed.
"Subject dressed in a red and yellow suit with a clown mask through the woods. He also had a green laser light shining it through windows."

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Singapore paralympians immortalised as lego

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Swimmers Yip Pin Xiu, a double gold medal-holder, and Theresa Goh, who won her first medal in Rio this week after attending four Paralympics, come complete with their own swimsuits and medals. Many Singaporeans, including Goh herself, have also shared the post and expressed delight at the "adorable" figurines.

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It is the ultimate Lego dream: two of Singapore's Paralympic medal winners have been immortalised as toy figurines.

Swimmers Yip Pin Xiu, a double gold medal-holder, and Theresa Goh, who won her first medal in Rio this week after attending four Paralympics, come complete with their own swimsuits and medals.

In a post on its official page that drew more than 3,000 reactions, Lego praised the women's achievements in Rio.

"Congratulations to Yip Pin Xiu and Theresa Goh for bringing pride to Singapore!" the company said. "Your accomplishments have inspired us all."

Many Singaporeans, including Goh herself, have also shared the post and expressed delight at the "adorable" figurines.

"Thank you for giving them their well-deserved recognition," wrote Sylvia Heng on Facebook.

"Hope there will be more companies following your lead," said Alderline Wong, referring to recent public pressure on Singaporean brands and firms to offer its Paralympians the same treatment that swimmer Joseph Schooling received.

In August, the city-state went into celebratory overdrive when Joseph Schooling beat his childhood hero Michael Phelps to bring home Singapore's first ever Olympic gold medal. Celebrations for Yip and Goh have so far paled in comparison.

Others suggested Lego sell the figurines to raise money and drum up support for other disabled athletes.

However, the company told the BBC there were no plans to make the figurines available for sale.

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Lego has previously created mini-figurines of Paralympians to " celebrate sporting achievement and overcome adversity".

The company also launched a five-piece set to "teach children about the Paralympics and help increase support for such an under supported area of sport".

Those sentiments were expressed in a personal Instagram post by Yip earlier this week, celebrating her and Goh's achievements and highlighting the struggles they had faced to get there.

"Nobody knows our journey like us," Yip wrote.
Reporting by the BBC's Heather Chen in Singapore.

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It is the ultimate Lego dream: two of Singapore's Paralympic medal winners have been immortalised as toy figurines. Swimmers Yip Pin Xiu, a double gold medal-holder, and Theresa Goh, who won her first medal in Rio this week after attending four Paralympics, come complete with their own swimsuits and medals.