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The Indianapolis Zoo is trying to determine why a lion killed its mate.

The zoo said Friday that an adult female, Zuri, attacked 10-year-old male Nyack in their outdoor yard Monday before the zoo opened for the day.

The zoo says the two had been housed together for eight years and produced three cubs in 2015. Nyack was on loan from the San Diego Zoo.

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The Indianapolis Zoo is trying to determine why a lion killed its mate.

The zoo said Friday that an adult female, Zuri, attacked 10-year-old male Nyack in their outdoor yard Monday before the zoo opened for the day.

The zoo says the two had been housed together for eight years and produced three cubs in 2015. Nyack was on loan from the San Diego Zoo.

It says that staff heard an unusual amount of roaring from the yard and tried to separate the two but that Zuri held Nyack by the neck until he stopped moving. A necropsy confirmed Nyack died of suffocation from injuries to his neck.

The zoo says daily logs kept by staff previously showed no unusual aggression, injuries or wounds between the two.

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The Indianapolis Zoo is trying to determine why a lion killed its mate. The zoo said Friday that an adult female, Zuri, attacked 10-year-old male Nyack in their outdoor yard Monday before the zoo opened for the day. The zoo says the two had been housed together for eight years...

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Ex-NFL player Rae Carruth was released from prison Monday morning after spending nearly two decades behind bars on charges stemming from the murder of his pregnant girlfriend.

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Ex-NFL player Rae Carruth was released from prison Monday morning after spending nearly two decades behind bars on charges stemming from the murder of his pregnant girlfriend.

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Carruth, a former wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers, was sentenced to 18 to 24 years in 2001 after a jury found him guilty of conspiring to murder Cherica Adams.

"I'm excited about just being out of here. I'm nervous just about how I'll be received by the public," Carruth said in a phone interview with ABC affiliate WSOC-TV on Sunday. "I still have to work. I still have to live. I have to exist out there and it just seems like there is so much hate and negativity toward me. I'm actually some what frightened."

Prosecutors said Carruth hired Van Brett Watkins and Michael Kennedy to kill Adams in November 1999, when she was eight months pregnant.

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Adams, 24, was following Carruth in a separate vehicle after a movie when Watkins and Kennedy pulled up beside her. Prosecutors said Carruth used his vehicle to block Adams' car while Watkins opened fire on her.

She died four weeks after the shooting. Her son, Chancellor Lee Adams, was born via a cesarean section and had severe injuries.

Chancellor Lee Adams, now 18, has been living with his maternal grandmother, Saundra Adams, and was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Carruth said he hopes to "make things right" with both of them once he's released.

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"I've apologized to Ms. Adams for the loss of her daughter and taken responsibility for what happened," Carruth said. "I don't want to harm Ms. Adams. I guess, honestly, I just want to truly be forgiven."

Saundra Adams told the Charlotte Observer earlier this year that she would "leave the door open" for a potential relationship with Carruth.

"I've forgiven Rae already, but to have any type of relationship with him, there does have to be some repentance," Adams said in February. "And I think this opens the door. But I can say definitively he's not ever going to have custody of Chancellor.

"Chancellor will be raised either by me, or, after I'm gone, by someone else who loves him and who knows him. He will never be raised by a stranger -- someone he doesn't know and who tried to kill him."

Carruth, a 1997 first-round draft pick, was found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder, discharging a firearm into occupied property and attempting to destroy an unborn child, court records show.

Watkins, who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, was sentenced to a minimum of 40 years in prison. Kennedy, who drove the car, was released in 2011.

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A party at an apartment clubhouse left 30 people injured after a floor gave way causing the people to fall. According to Jaylen Adams, who was at the party, said the floor felt almost like a trampoline while people were dancing and jumping to the music.

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Yes, the Jaguars have talked too much trash and it's coming back to bite them. Corner Jalen Ramsey had never met a microphone he didn't like before he and the Jaguars defense got roasted against the Chiefs and Cowboys, and now he suddenly doesn't want to talk except to complain about media coverage.

And yes, the Jaguars are injured. They have a bevy of hurt players, the biggest being running back Leonard Fournette, who's spent most of this season on the sideline with a hamstring injury.

But all the talking and all the injuries aren't why the Jaguars' season is going down the toilet. There is one and only one reason for that: Blake Bortles.

Whatever else is right, whatever else is wrong, they cannot win unless they get a real quarterback. And, with a real quarterback out there waiting to be had, in Colin Kaepernick, it raises the question: Is this franchise willing to throw away an entire season-a season in which people were picking it to be a threat to win the AFC-out of stubbornness over its past faith in Bortles and narrow-mindedness about Kaepernick?

Bortles has been so bad, so awful, so absolutely putrid that in Sunday's humiliating 20-7 loss to the Texans, he was benched for Cody Kessler...a former quarterback. Kessler once went 0-8 as a Browns starter. When you lose your job to him, it's time to re-examine your place in the universe.

Bortles fumbled twice Sunday, the 26th time in the past five seasons he committed at least two turnovers. It's the most giveaways by any player in the NFL during that span.

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But it wasn't just the fumbles. He looks like he's never played the position before, like he's playing quarterback the way a toddler operates the television remote. Clueless, inept and incapable of running an NFL offense.

One of the true tells was how defensive players looked on the sideline. Some of them just looked stunned as they watched Bortles and the offense. They looked like they wanted to lock the offense in a chest, burn it and then bury the ashes in a hole.

When Kessler threw for a touchdown, the defensive players mobbed him with glee. It was as if the players hadn't seen their quarterback make a good throw in months. They were starving for something.

You could see: The Bortles Era is over. In terms of eras, it was one like when the dinosaurs were nuked by an asteroid or The Great Depression.

There is no way the Jaguars can ever trust Bortles again. If they do, they are complete fools. Chasing good money after bad.

Handing Bortles a three-year, $54 million contract extension will go down as one of the worst decisions Tom Coughlin has made in his Hall of Fame career. Bortles was bound to Bortles. It was inevitable. And now we've seen it: three turnovers in his past two games, eight in his past three, 6-of-12 for 61 yards before being benched Sunday.

But as bad as that decision was, sticking with him now would be so much worse.

Coughlin might still defend that contract-say Bortles was the quarterback for a team that went to the title game and hung with the Patriots at Gillette, say Bortles deserved to be paid. But standing by him now would be indefensible.

The team knows it can't win with Bortles. It absolutely knows it. And the players in that locker room know it, too. The Athletic's Daniel Popper reported that after the game, Jaguars players were screaming at each other and had to be separated.

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Jags just briefly opened up the doors to the locker room before shutting them. Calais Campbell was holding back Yannick Ngakoue, who threw off Campbell. Lots of yelling coming from the room.

So what do the Jaguars do?

Even in the mediocre AFC South, they cannot win with Kessler any more than they could with Bortles. They have to trade for someone or sign someone and do it now. It's the only thing that can stabilize a rapidly decaying season.

They could try to get lucky on trading for Tyrod Taylor out of Cleveland or Jacoby Brissett out of Indianapolis. Or could try to pry Teddy Bridgewater out of New Orleans. It's unclear what it would take to get those players (or if they're even available, in Bridgewater's case), and those aren't proven winning NFL quarterbacks, but those are calls the Jaguars have to make.

But the first call they should make is to a quarterback who has proved he can win in the NFL and is definitely available. Kaepernick.

It wouldn't cost the team much. It wouldn't give up draft picks. And I think Kaepernick would play there.

They would have to give him time to get up to speed, but Kaepernick is a genius and can learn any offense. The team could stick with Kessler for next week's game against Philadelphia and then, following a bye week, insert Kaepernick and bring back Fournette.

Unfortunately, all of this will probably never happen. Coughlin would probably rather drink battery acid than sign Kaepernick.

But if it did, the change in the team's momentum would be monumental.

So the Jaguars, and Coughlin, have to ask themselves: Do they want to throw away a season over pride? Or over contractual commitment to Bortles? Or even to the lie propagated over the true intention of Kaepernick's protests?
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The Panthers needed a safety, and they signed Eric Reid, the man who started the protests with Kaepernick. When Reid signed, Earth kept spinning through the solar system unaffected. The same would happen with Kaepernick.

The Jaguars can still win this year. And Coughlin can still fix his mistake. But only if he doesn't let pride or stupidity get in the way.

Oh wait. Hold on.

Another fumble.
Mike Freeman covers the NFL for Bleacher Report. Follow him on Twitter: @mikefreemanNFL.

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Three people were fatally shot and seven others wounded Sunday in what amounted to be another violent conclusion to a weekend in Chicago, the Chicago times reported

Police said the shootings on Sunday began after midnight when a woman, 19, and a man, 26, were fatally shot in a parked car in the city's West Side Austin neighborhood. The unidentified woman suffered a gunshot wound to the head and the man was shot multiple times.

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Three people were fatally shot and seven others wounded Sunday in what amounted to be another violent conclusion to a weekend in Chicago, The Chicago Sun-Times reported.

Police said the shootings on Sunday began after midnight when a woman, 19, and a man, 26, were fatally shot in a parked car in the city's West Side Austin neighborhood. The unidentified woman suffered a gunshot wound to the head and the man was shot multiple times.
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Around 1:45 a.m. in the Roseland neighborhood on Chicago's South Side, a 32-year-old man was shot in the leg. He was taken to a hospital where his condition stabilized. Minutes later, a 23-year-old man was shot in the leg in the Northwest Side. He was also taken to a hospital where his condition stabilized.

In the afternoon a 26-year-old man on the city's Far South Side was shot in the leg by a drive-by shooter. Police said he was transferred to a medical center in serious condition.

Later Sunday afternoon, a 37-year-old man was fatally shot in his car and two others were wounded nearby. The first man, 34, was struck in the buttocks and transferred to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The other man, 32, was shot in the leg and taken to a hospital. His condition has reportedly stabilized.
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Later in the evening two men, ages 20 and 27, were caught in the middle of a gunfight and wounded. Police said their injuries were not life-threatening.

Chicago's ABC-7 reported that seven people were fatally shot and 15 others wounded since 5 p.m. on Friday. According to The Sun-Times, Chicago residents have suffered more than 400 homicides and more than 2000 injuries from gun-related violence in 2018 alone.

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Three people were fatally shot and seven others wounded Sunday in what amounted to be another violent conclusion to a weekend in Chicago, The Chicago Sun-Times reported. Police said the shootings on Sunday began after midnight when a woman, 19, and a man, 26, were fatally shot in a parked car in the city's West Side Austin neighborhood.

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4 Americans and 1 tour guide killed in rafting accident in Costa Rica.

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Four American tourists and a local guide were killed over the weekend when their raft overturned, and they were swept down the Naranjo river in Costa Rica, authorities said Sunday.

Three rafts, carrying a total of 14 tourists and five guides, flipped on Saturday around 3 p.m., according to the Judicial Investigation Organism. The five victims were swept away downstream, while the other passengers managed to cling to the rafts and some were rescued by another guide in a kayak.

Ernesto Sierra, Jorge Caso, Sergio Lorenzo and Andres Dennis were identified as the victims, according to the group. The local guide was Kevin Thompson Reid.

Authorities said the river was swollen by rains and there was a possible flooding alert in the area upheld by the National Emergency Commission.

Costa Rica President Carlos Alvarado took to Twitter to express his sympathies regarding the accident.

The Americans had arrived in Costa Rica Oct. 18 and had been renting a house in Playa Hermosa de Jaco, according to the government.

The Red Cross said via Facebook that the rafts overturned near Liverpool de Quepos.
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Four American tourists and a local guide were killed over the weekend when their raft overturned, and they were swept down the Naranjo river in Costa Rica, authorities said Sunday. Three rafts, carrying a total of 14 tourists and five guides, flipped on Saturday around 3 p.m., according to the Judicial Investigation Organism.

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A toddler is lucky to be alive after he was dragged for 35 feet beneath a reversing car while playing outside his home and was partially scalped.

Sage Wilson, 2, was seriously injured when a large portion of his scalp was ripped off as a family friend accidentally drove over him in her Volkswagen Jetta.

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A toddler is lucky to be alive after he was dragged for 35 feet beneath a reversing car while playing outside his home and was partially scalped.

Sage Wilson, 2, was seriously injured when a large portion of his scalp was ripped off as a family friend accidentally drove over him in her Volkswagen Jetta.

Mom Jamie Wilson, 29, was watching the tot and her other children play on a swing set in their front yard with her friend when she went inside to use the bathroom.

In the five minutes Wilson was away, the friend decided to leave and reversed over Sage, pulling him along the road for 35 feet before driving off without realizing.

Assembly worker Wilson was horrified when she came outside to find a screaming Sage - who must have wandered into the driveway - covered in blood with his skull exposed on the left side.
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She bundled the kids into the car and got the attention of her husband, electrical supervisor Blake Wilson, 28, who was inside the house, by honking the horn.

While rushing to the hospital, the parents were advised by emergency services to pull over and wait for an ambulance, which transferred Sage to an emergency helicopter.

The tot was airlifted to Cook Children's Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas, where he underwent emergency surgery to treat his gruesome wound and a skull fracture.

Since the accident on Sept. 27, Sage has undergone three surgeries, including one to cut a portion of his skull which had gravel embedded in it.

Sage has also undergone a graft which transplanted skin from one side of his scalp to the other, but is scarred for life and will never grow hair on that part of his head again.

"There was blood everywhere and the skin had been completely pulled off a part of the left side of his head, so much so that I could see a large part of his skull," Wilson said. "I screamed when I saw Sage's injuries. I put everyone into the car and immediately began to honk the horn and screaming to get the attention of my husband. We rushed towards the hospital in the car but 911 told us to pull over and wait for the ambulance."

"He was conscious in the car but everything was covered in blood," she said. "My mom had to fly with him in the air ambulance because I needed to calm down. I was too panicked. When I gathered myself and got to the hospital the doctors said they urgently needed to get him into surgery to remove the gravel and debris from his skull and wound. They were pushing on his brain."
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"They said he was lucky because if a rock had hit a major blood vessel the situation would have been so much worse," she said. "He went into surgery for three hours and they cleaned out his wound. On Oct., 4 he had a skin graft from one side of his head to the other to help close the wound. He will never grow hair on those parts of his head again. He also fractured the back of his skull."

After two weeks in the hospital, Sage returned home with this family on Oct. 9, but he faces years of further surgeries to correct his injuries and could be scarred for life.

The toddler currently has to wear a wound vac 24 hours a day, a device which will help his would heal cleanly.

Wilson, who is also mom to son Pepper, 5, and daughter Parslee, 4, said: "He will have to have a few more surgeries in the next year and then after that."

"I do feel that it could have been so much worse. He is a little miracle," she said. "He's in high spirits despite everything he's been through. He doesn't understand what has happened."

Despite Sage's horror injuries, Wilson said she doesn't blame her pal - who she doesn't wish to name - for the accident.

"After my son had gotten the helicopter I text my friend to tell her she had run him over, she had no idea," she said. "It was a complete accident and I know that. We are still friends. She feels terrible."
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"Don't ever take your eyes off your children when they're outside because things like this can happen in an instant," Wilson said. "I will always pay attention from now on."

Grayson County Sheriff's office who attended to the scene confirmed that they have deemed the incident an accident.

"After attending the scene we have ruled this incident as an unfortunate accident and there is no follow up scheduled," Lieutenant John Holloway said.
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A toddler is lucky to be alive after he was dragged for 35 feet beneath a reversing car while playing outside his home and was partially scalped. Sage Wilson, 2, was seriously injured when a large portion of his scalp was ripped off as a family friend accidentally drove over him in her Volkswagen Jetta.

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Five people,  four Americans, died in a rafting accident.Ernesto Sierra, Jorge Caso, Sergio Lorenzo and Andres Denis were found Saturday evening, also with  Kevin Thompson Reid.They were on a rafting tour that included 14 people on three rafts

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Five people, including four Americans, died in a rafting accident in Costa Rica, authorities said.

The bodies of Ernesto Sierra, Jorge Caso, Sergio Lorenzo and Andres Denis were found Saturday evening, along with that of Kevin Thompson Reid, 45, a Costa Rican guide. The Americans were aged 25 to 35.

The four Americans were on a rafting tour that included 14 people on three rafts, all of which capsized Saturday afternoon. The remaining tourists and guides survived.

The case is being investigated, Marco Monge, a press officer for Costa Rica's Judicial Investigation Organization, confirmed to ABC News.

We are saddened by news of rafting accident in #CostaRica. We can confirm 4 U.S. citizens died as a result of the accident. We extend our deepest condolences to their families and loved ones, and extend our gratitude to Government of Costa Rica for their support in this tragedy.
- Heather Nauert (@statedeptspox) October 21, 2018

ABC News' Josh Hoyos contributed to this report.

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Five people, including four Americans, died in a rafting accident in Costa Rica, authorities said. The bodies of Ernesto Sierra, Jorge Caso, Sergio Lorenzo and Andres Denis were found Saturday evening, along with that of Kevin Thompson Reid, 45, a Costa Rican guide. The Americans were aged 25 to 35.

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Drew Brees throws 500th career touchdown against the Ravens.

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New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees keeps adding accomplishments to his resume.

Brees threw for 212 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 24-23 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, and his first one, to Benjamin Watson, moved him into an elite club of quarterbacks. He joined Peyton Manning, Brett Favre and Tom Brady as the only signal-callers to throw for 500 touchdowns in their careers:

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Brees finds Benjamin Watson for a 1-yard touchdown - No. 500 of his career! #NOvsBAL https://t.co/tA0sLWKRLs

This isn't the first time Brees has made history this season.

He became the NFL's all-time passing yardage leader Oct. 8 against Washington when he surpassed Manning's 71,940 career yards. Manning, the former Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos great, said in June, per of the Jeff Duncan Times-Picayune: "I don't think it's a matter of if [Brees breaks the record]; it's just a matter of when."

Brees also surpassed Favre's record of 6,300 career completions during the Sept. 23 contest against the Atlanta Falcons.

Herbie Teope of NFL.com noted the Purdue product is the only quarterback to throw for 5,000 yards in five different seasons and holds the career record for completion percentage at 67.1.

The victory over the Ravens gave him another accomplishment outside of individual success:

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If you're reading this, Drew Brees has beaten your NFL team. All 32 ✅ https://t.co/nSpXBsG5Kl

As for the touchdowns mark, the fact that Brady is still active complicates Brees' chances of retiring with the all-time record, although he is two years younger (39 to 41) than the New England Patriots quarterback. Brees already has 13 touchdowns in six games this season, so Manning and Favre are well within his reach if he continues to play at an elevated level.

He is a Super Bowl champion, 11-time Pro Bowler, two-time Offensive Player of the Year and surefire future Hall of Famer who continues to ascend up the record books as he puts the finishing touches on a brilliant career.

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Louisiana elementary school teacher accused of child rape.

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A Louisiana elementary school teacher is accused of rape and video voyeurism of children.

News agencies report that Benton Elementary School physical education teacher Aubrey "Perry" Norcross was arrested Wednesday on a charge of video voyeurism, and the rape charge was added Friday. The two charges involve different children.

The Times of Shreveport reports the Bossier Parish School system has hired outside counselors for Benton Elementary School parents, children, staff and others.

Superintendent Scott Smith and psychologist Grady Bray held a news conference Saturday about the district's efforts to help families. Bray says numerous families have met with his team. Smith says a community meeting will be held Tuesday evening in the Benton High School gym.

Bond for Norcross was set at $900,000. It's unclear if he has an attorney.

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Netflix is taking off big shows like "Orange is the New Black" and "Luke Cage"

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A 70-year-old woman was found with her throat slashed at her home on a quiet residential street in Manhattan.
There were no signs of forced entry, and no arrests have been made.

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A 70-year-old woman was found with her throat slashed at her home on a quiet residential street in Manhattan.

Police responded to a 911 call at an Upper West Side apartment just before 5 a.m. Sunday and found resident Susan Trott with a laceration to her neck, the New York Police Department said.

There were no signs of forced entry, according to police, and no arrests have been made.

Trott was most recently a creative partner at a marketing group, according to The New York Times.

Her business partner, Eric Boscia, called police when he did not hear from her, The Times reported.

"It's like my mother has died," Boscia told The Times. "She was the greatest, most generous, kindest person I've ever known."

Trott's apartment building has doormen and surveillance cameras, according to ABC New York station WABC-TV.

The slain woman loved animals and was known for rescuing dogs, neighbor Helen Stein told WABC-TV.

"Rescued, adored them and took good care of them," she said.

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Five people, including four Americans, died in a rafting accident in Costa Rica.

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Five people, including four Americans, died in a rafting accident in Costa Rica, authorities said.

The bodies of Ernesto Sierra, Jorge Caso, Sergio Lorenzo and Andres Denis were found Saturday evening, along with that of Kevin Thompson Reid, 45, a Costa Rican guide. The Americans were aged 25 to 35.

The four Americans were on a rafting tour that included 14 people on three rafts, all of which capsized Saturday afternoon. The remaining tourists and guides survived.

The case is being investigated, Marco Monge, a press officer for Costa Rica's Judicial Investigation Organization, confirmed to ABC News.

We are saddened by news of rafting accident in #CostaRica. We can confirm 4 U.S. citizens died as a result of the accident. We extend our deepest condolences to their families and loved ones, and extend our gratitude to Government of Costa Rica for their support in this tragedy.
- Heather Nauert (@statedeptspox) October 21, 2018

ABC News' Josh Hoyos contributed to this report.

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Five people, including four Americans, died in a rafting accident in Costa Rica, authorities said. The bodies of Ernesto Sierra, Jorge Caso, Sergio Lorenzo and Andres Denis were found Saturday evening, along with that of Kevin Thompson Reid, 45, a Costa Rican guide. The Americans were aged 25 to 35.

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Five people, including four Americans, died in a rafting accident in Costa Rica, authorities said.

The bodies of Ernesto Sierra, Jorge Caso, Sergio Lorenzo and Andres Denis were found Saturday evening, along with that of Kevin Thompson Reid, 45, a Costa Rican guide. The Americans were aged 25 to 35.

The four Americans were on a rafting tour that included 14 people on three rafts, all of which capsized Saturday afternoon. The remaining tourists and guides survived.

The case is being investigated, Marco Monge, a press officer for Costa Rica's Judicial Investigation Organization, confirmed to ABC News.

We are saddened by news of rafting accident in #CostaRica. We can confirm 4 U.S. citizens died as a result of the accident. We extend our deepest condolences to their families and loved ones, and extend our gratitude to Government of Costa Rica for their support in this tragedy.
- Heather Nauert (@statedeptspox) October 21, 2018

ABC News' Josh Hoyos contributed to this report.

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New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees keeps adding accomplishments to his resume.

Brees threw for 212 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 24-23 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, and his first one, to Benjamin Watson, moved him into an elite club of quarterbacks. He joined Peyton Manning, Brett Favre and Tom Brady as the only signal-callers to throw for 500 touchdowns in their careers:

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Brees finds Benjamin Watson for a 1-yard touchdown - No. 500 of his career! #NOvsBAL https://t.co/tA0sLWKRLs

This isn't the first time Brees has made history this season.

He became the NFL's all-time passing yardage leader Oct. 8 against Washington when he surpassed Manning's 71,940 career yards. Manning, the former Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos great, said in June, per of the Jeff Duncan Times-Picayune: "I don't think it's a matter of if [Brees breaks the record]; it's just a matter of when."

Brees also surpassed Favre's record of 6,300 career completions during the Sept. 23 contest against the Atlanta Falcons.

Herbie Teope of NFL.com noted the Purdue product is the only quarterback to throw for 5,000 yards in five different seasons and holds the career record for completion percentage at 67.1.

The victory over the Ravens gave him another accomplishment outside of individual success:

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If you're reading this, Drew Brees has beaten your NFL team. All 32 ✅ https://t.co/nSpXBsG5Kl

As for the touchdowns mark, the fact that Brady is still active complicates Brees' chances of retiring with the all-time record, although he is two years younger (39 to 41) than the New England Patriots quarterback. Brees already has 13 touchdowns in six games this season, so Manning and Favre are well within his reach if he continues to play at an elevated level.

He is a Super Bowl champion, 11-time Pro Bowler, two-time Offensive Player of the Year and surefire future Hall of Famer who continues to ascend up the record books as he puts the finishing touches on a brilliant career.

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Drew Brees Throws 500th Career Touchdown Pass in Win vs. Ravens

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New Orleans Saints Scott Polacek Patrick Smith/Getty Images @@ScottPolacek Twitter Logo Featured Columnist New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees keeps adding accomplishments to his resume. Brees threw for 212 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 24-23 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, and his first one, to Benjamin Watson, moved him into an elite club of quarterbacks.

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there was nearly a fight before the panthers vs eagles game yesterday because panthers player Eric Reid took a knee during the national anthem. Eric Reid was a former teammate to Colin Kapernick and he was bad because everyone was bashing the former NFL QB. Eagles player Malcom Jenkins ended up trying to fight Eric Reid before the game.

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Two NFL players who have protested during the national anthem and seemed to be in each other's corners nearly came to blows Sunday before their game against each other.

Carolina Panthers defensive back Eric Reid, a former teammate of Colin Kaepernick, confronted Philadelphia Eagles player Malcolm Jenkins on the field near the Eagles' logo before their game. The exchange got heated and both players had to be separated.

The bad blood between the two stems from Reid splitting from Jenkins' The Players Coalition after the organization sought to have the protests during the national anthem stopped if the NFL made donations to causes the group supports. Jenkins' group and the NFL agreed to a deal in which the league would donate about $90 million to organizations supported by the players

Reid also wasn't happy Kaepernick was excluded from meetings on the issue.

"We believe a lot of players should have stepped up for Colin," Reid, 26, said after the game. "I believe Malcolm capitalized on the situation. He co-opted the movement that was started by Colin to get his organization funded. It's cowardly. He sold us out."

Jenkins, 30, didn't say much about Reid's comments.

"I'm not going to get up here and say anything negative about that man," he told reporters.

Kaepernick also tweeted his support for Reid.

Carolina ended up coming away with the victory, 21-17.

The national anthem controversy started in 2016 when Kaepernick began to kneel during "The Star-Spangled Banner" to protest what he believed were racial injustices being committed in the U.S.

Jenkins, along with several other NFL players, helped create The Players Coalition last season to help support social justice causes.

However, the group fractured in November 2017 with Reid and other players focusing more on helping get Kaepernick back in the NFL, according to The Undefeated. The Players Coalition was nearing a deal with the league that would dedicate millions to community-oriented programs. Other players in Jenkins' group wanted to focus more on the big picture, The Undefeated reported.

While Kaepernick has remained unsigned and filed a grievance against the NFL claiming owners blackballed him from the league, the free-agent quarterback has donated more than $1 million to causes battling social injustice. He also signed a contentious deal with Nike to head its new ad campaign.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Panthers' Eric Reid blasts Eagles' Malcolm Jenkins over anthem protests

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Two NFL players who have protested during the national anthem and seemed to be in each other's corners nearly came to blows Sunday before their game against each other. Carolina Panthers defensive back Eric Reid, a former teammate of Colin Kaepernick, confronted Philadelphia Eagles player Malcolm Jenkins on the field near the Eagles' logo before their game.

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As a crowded group of Clemson University students and local residents danced and jumped around at an apartment clubhouse late Saturday night, Jeremy Tester felt something strange beneath his feet.

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clemson floor collapse at apartment clubhouse leaves 30 injured - cnn

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They danced and jumped to celebrate homecoming weekend. Then the floor gave way.

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Thirty people were injured when the floor of an apartment clubhouse collapsed during a party in Clemson, South Carolina, the city's police department said.

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This women is facing charges for leaving her 2 year old baby on someone's door step and drove away.The person who lived in the house said that when they saw the boy, they felt destroyed.

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A woman who is facing child abandonment charges after she was seen on surveillance video leaving a 2-year-old boy on a stranger's doorstep in the middle of the night in a suburb of Houston claims it was all a misunderstanding.

"I just feel destroyed," Keairra Woods said in a recent telephone interview with ABC owned-and-operated station KTRK-TV in Houston.

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office on Thursday morning released the 23-second video, which was recorded the night before by a doorbell security camera outside a home in Spring, Texas, some 25 miles north of Houston. The shocking footage garnered nationwide attention as authorities asked for the public's help in identifying the little boy and the adult who left him behind.

The video shows a woman carrying two bags and holding a toddler in the air by his arm as she runs toward the front door on Wednesday about 8:20 p.m. local time. When she reaches the front entrance, the woman puts the child down, repeatedly rings the doorbell and knocks several times.

She then drops the bags she was carrying, runs back to her parked vehicle and drives away, leaving the little boy behind.

Authorities received a 911 call that night from someone who said she went to answer a knock at her door and found an unidentified child standing there alone, according to the sheriff's office. The little boy was not injured and "appears to be in good health," the office said.

Child Protective Services took custody of the toddler and placed him in a foster home amid the ongoing investigation.

Authorities have since identified the toddler and the woman, who is not the child's mother, but haven't released their names.

Courtesy Montgomery County Sheriffs Office

In revealing that she is the woman in the footage, Woods told KTRK-TV there's an explanation for what happened.

She said the child's mother, who is her best friend's aunt, asked her to drop him off at his father's house but warned that the boy's stepmother has a restraining order against the mother. Woods said she has never met the child's father or stepmother, nor has she ever visited their home.

So she was relying on GPS and directions from the mother, who she said was on the phone with her at the time, to find the correct house, Woods told the station.

"I followed the GPS. Mind you, I'm still on the phone with her, so by the time I get to the house, I say, 'Well I just pulled up to the house.' She said, 'Okay, get out the car, get his bag and go to the door,'" Woods said in the interview Friday.

Courtesy Montgomery County Sheriffs Office

Woods said the mother should have known it was the wrong residence because she described to her the various cars parked in the driveway.

"By the time I get to the door, I ring the doorbell. I still have him in my hand. I say, 'It's like five cars out here, a red car, a black car, and a white car, and it's like two rows of cars.' She said 'Okay,'" Woods told the station. "That should have let you know I was at the wrong house then because you know your baby daddy don't drive so many cars.

"So I ring the doorbell, the lady walks like halfway to the door. That's when I took off running. And the only reason I took off running was because it was chilly outside and I didn't have no sweater on, as you can see in the video," Woods continued, adding that she was also avoiding interaction with the child's stepmother, who she thought was coming to answer the door.

"I never ran off and just left him there without even seeing if somebody came to the door. The woman was halfway to the door," she said. "At the end of the day ... it's really the mother's fault."

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office did not immediately respond Saturday to ABC News' request for comment on Woods' remarks.

KTRK-TV also interviewed the homeowner of the residence where Woods dropped off the boy, and she corroborated the clothing that Woods said she saw her wearing through the front window as she was coming to answer the door. But the homeowner said Woods ran off so fast that she didn't get a good look at her.

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Woods could potentially be charged with child abandonment, which is a felony of the third degree in Texas.

"The female in the video then left the location without verifying anyone was home or who she was releasing the child to, which placed the child in great danger," Lt. Scott Spencer of the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office told reporters at a press conference Thursday.

Authorities determined that the boy's father lives next door to the house where his son was dropped off after he saw the video and "immediately recognized the child as his son," Spencer said.

Investigators learned the father had received a text from the child's mother, who was in the hospital at the time. The text said a friend would bring the toddler to his house on Wednesday in the early afternoon. When that didn't happen, the father assumed the mother's plans had changed and he left his residence for the evening, according to Spencer.

Child Protective Services will ultimately decide who will have custody of the child.

"Right now, we are ecstatic that the child's father has been found and detectives are working with Child Protective Services to reunite the child with the father and family," Spencer told reporters Thursday.

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Woman seen on video leaving toddler on stranger's doorstep feels 'destroyed'

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A woman who is facing child abandonment charges after she was seen on surveillance video leaving a 2-year-old boy on a stranger's doorstep in the middle of the night in a suburb of Houston claims it was all a misunderstanding. "I just feel destroyed," Keairra Woods said in a recent telephone interview with ABC owned-and-operated station KTRK-TV in Houston.

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A 70 year old women was found dead with her throat slashed. No arrests have been made and it didn't look like anyone broke in. Her death is still under investigation.

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A 70-year-old woman was found with her throat slashed at her home on a quiet residential street in Manhattan.

Police responded to a 911 call at an Upper West Side apartment just before 5 a.m. Sunday and found resident Susan Trott with a laceration to her neck, the New York Police Department said.

There were no signs of forced entry, according to police, and no arrests have been made.

Trott was most recently a creative partner at a marketing group, according to The New York Times.

Her business partner, Eric Boscia, called police when he did not hear from her, The Times reported.

"It's like my mother has died," Boscia told The Times. "She was the greatest, most generous, kindest person I've ever known."

Trott's apartment building has doormen and surveillance cameras, according to ABC New York station WABC-TV.

The slain woman loved animals and was known for rescuing dogs, neighbor Helen Stein told WABC-TV.

"Rescued, adored them and took good care of them," she said.

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70-year-old woman found dead with throat slashed at Manhattan home: Police

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A 70-year-old woman was found with her throat slashed at her home on a quiet residential street in Manhattan. Police responded to a 911 call at an Upper West Side apartment just before 5 a.m. Sunday and found resident Susan Trott with a laceration to her neck, the New York Police Department...

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A taxi driver in New York City is being charged with a hate crime after beating up a elderly Jewish man in the street.

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The New York City cab driver accused in the vicious beating of a Jewish man in the middle of an intersection -- a shocking attack that was caught on video -- has been charged with a hate crime.

A Brooklyn District Attorney's office spokesperson told Fox News that a "prosecutor announced in court on Friday that the grand jury returned an indictment and the top count is felony assault as a hate crime."

The hate crime charge - which initially was not one of the counts facing 37-year-old suspect Farrukh Afzal - came after the attorney's office faced pressure from the Jewish community, The Yeshiva World reported.

"It is important that, in a high-profile case like this, the attacker is held accountable for his actions," New York City Councilman Chaim Duetsch wrote on Twitter after the hate crime charge was announced.

The victim, Lipa Schwartz, reportedly told a state assemblyman last week the attacker was yelling the words "Allah" and "Israel" while pummeling Schwartz early Sunday morning in the heavily-Jewish Brooklyn neighborhood of Borough Park.

"I'm out of the hospital with some minor bruises, but the trauma of being attacked by someone who seemed to want revenge will stay with me forever," Schwartz, 62, said in an interview with local news website Boropark24.

"I feared for my life. I knew it's either I fight myself out of this, or I might be dead," he added.

It is not clear what provoked the attack.

The reported hate crime charge for Afzal is in addition to charges of attempted assault in the second degree, assault in the third degree, menacing and harassment. Media reports say he previously has been arrested eight times.

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NYC cab driver accused in beating of Jewish man caught on video is now charged with a hate crime

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The New York City cab driver accused in the vicious beating of a Jewish man in the middle of an intersection -- a shocking attack that was caught on video -- has been charged with a hate crime.