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Trump tells parents to vaccinate their kids because of measle outbreak

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President Trump described himself as young and vibrant, comparing himself to Joe Biden, just a day after the former vice president officially announced his bid for presidency.

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Kid dies from abuse and neglect

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aj freund: the 5-year-old boy was found in a shallow grave. a look into his short life reveals a series of injustices - cnn

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A 5-year-old boy was found in a shallow grave. A look into his short life reveals a series of injustices

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In his five short years, Andrew "AJ" Freund endured more trauma than any child should.

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Burglars in London smash a van into a Tiffany's store and stole 2 mopeds

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Police in London are asking the public to help identify suspects who reportedly smashed a van through a Tiffany's storefront, swiped a still-unknown quantity of baubles and escaped on mopeds.

The incident, in one of the city's ritziest districts, occurred around 3 a.m. local time, authorities said.

Metropolitan police arrived at Sloane Street after reports that a van, accompanied by riders on mopeds, had blasted into the shop's storefront, authorities told ABC News.

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"All those involved then fled," the Metropolitan Police said in a statement. "The transit van was left at the scene. No arrests have been made. Enquiries continue."

Pictures from the scene taken this morning show the Tiffany's storefront nearly entirely collapsed following the raid.

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In 2018, police told ABC News, there were 13,721 crimes committed using scooters or mopeds in London, approximately 38 per day. The previous year, police reported 23,477 such offenses.

The Metropolitan Police credit stronger police work, including a controversial new "ramming" tactic, which has resulted in two potential lawsuits due to injury.

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Elaborate smash and grab at Tiffany's includes van smashing storefront, moped escape

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Police in London are asking the public to help identify suspects who reportedly smashed a van through a Tiffany's storefront, swiped a still-unknown quantity of baubles and escaped on mopeds. The incident, in one of the city's ritziest districts, occurred around 3 a.m. local time, authorities said.

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Deaf man adopts deaf puppy and teaches it sign language.

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In something of a real-life "fairy tail," a hearing-impaired man in Maine has adopted a deaf rescue puppy from Florida.

The proud new owner is now teaching his dog sign language and visual commands, as he looks forward to cherishing their "awesome" bond for years to come - especially because the pooch's life began with a ruff start.

In March, Nicholas Abbot learned through social media that a precious black lab named Emerson was up for adoption through the North Florida Animal Rescue in North Monmouth. The nonprofit works to save dogs and cats from high-kill shelters in Northwest Florida, and facilitate adoption into loving Maine homes, according to their website.
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Just two months prior, Emerson, at only eight weeks old, suffered a ruff bout with the canine parvovirus, according to the animal rescue group's Facebook page. Upon examination at the hospital for related seizures and weight loss, vets also learned that the dog had been born deaf, and was possibly also visually impaired, WABI 5 reports.

Though reps for North Florida Animal Rescue worried that the sweet dog "may not make it" through the worst of the virus, he recovered. Finding a home for the special needs dog, however, would prove to be more of a challenge.

Fortunately, just a few weeks later, Abbot found Emerson's photo on the rescue group's Facebook page, and immediately felt they had to meet.

"I was born deaf," the Gardiner man told WABI 5. "I said, 'Oh, he's deaf too.' Maybe I can go check him out to see what he's all about."

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Abbot went to meet the brave puppy a few days later - and says it was love at first sight.

"He came straight to me at the door and sat right away at my feet and stayed there. So you can tell he kind of picked me," the man proudly recalled. "And I knew right then and there that we would get along and understand each other pretty good."

Now happily settled into his new home, Emerson is excelling at learning visual commands and sign language from Abbot, like sitting and lying down.

Moving forward, the Maine man feels that he and the special pup he's affectionately nicknamed "Em" will be best friends fur-ever.
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"The bond that we have is awesome," Abbot told WABI 5 with a smile. "We understand each other very well. I'd like to think it was meant to be. He's special."

In similarly heartwarming headlines, last year, a bullied Oklahoma boy, 7, adopted a rescue cat with same rare eye condition and cleft lip, a sweet story that swept social media

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Deaf man adopts deaf puppy from shelter, teaches dog sign language commands

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In something of a real-life "fairy tail," a hearing-impaired man in Maine has adopted a deaf rescue puppy from Florida. The proud new owner is now teaching his dog sign language and visual commands, as he looks forward to cherishing their "awesome" bond for years to come - especially because the pooch's life began with a ruff start.

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The driver of the semi that plowed into stopped traffic along Interstate 70 near Denver is in custody and will be charged with multiple counts of vehicular homicide, police said Friday.

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Multiple people killed in fiery crash involving 12 cars and 3 semis in the Denver area

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A fiery crash involving 12 cars and three semis left multiple people dead and at least six others injured in Colorado, authorities said.

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Deaf man adopts deaf puppy from shelter, teaches dog sign language commands

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In something of a real-life "fairy tail," a hearing-impaired man in Maine has adopted a deaf rescue puppy from Florida.

The proud new owner is now teaching his dog sign language and visual commands, as he looks forward to cherishing their "awesome" bond for years to come - especially because the pooch's life began with a ruff start.

In March, Nicholas Abbot learned through social media that a precious black lab named Emerson was up for adoption through the North Florida Animal Rescue in North Monmouth. The nonprofit works to save dogs and cats from high-kill shelters in Northwest Florida, and facilitate adoption into loving Maine homes, according to their website.
DOG OWNERS ARE FOUR TIMES MORE LIKELY TO LEAD AN ACTIVE LIFESTYLE, STUDY CLAIMS
Just two months prior, Emerson, at only eight weeks old, suffered a ruff bout with the canine parvovirus, according to the animal rescue group's Facebook page. Upon examination at the hospital for related seizures and weight loss, vets also learned that the dog had been born deaf, and was possibly also visually impaired, WABI 5 reports.

Though reps for North Florida Animal Rescue worried that the sweet dog "may not make it" through the worst of the virus, he recovered. Finding a home for the special needs dog, however, would prove to be more of a challenge.

Fortunately, just a few weeks later, Abbot found Emerson's photo on the rescue group's Facebook page, and immediately felt they had to meet.

"I was born deaf," the Gardiner man told WABI 5. "I said, 'Oh, he's deaf too.' Maybe I can go check him out to see what he's all about."

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Abbot went to meet the brave puppy a few days later - and says it was love at first sight.

"He came straight to me at the door and sat right away at my feet and stayed there. So you can tell he kind of picked me," the man proudly recalled. "And I knew right then and there that we would get along and understand each other pretty good."

Now happily settled into his new home, Emerson is excelling at learning visual commands and sign language from Abbot, like sitting and lying down.

Moving forward, the Maine man feels that he and the special pup he's affectionately nicknamed "Em" will be best friends fur-ever.
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"The bond that we have is awesome," Abbot told WABI 5 with a smile. "We understand each other very well. I'd like to think it was meant to be. He's special."

In similarly heartwarming headlines, last year, a bullied Oklahoma boy, 7, adopted a rescue cat with same rare eye condition and cleft lip, a sweet story that swept social media

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Deaf man adopts deaf puppy from shelter, teaches dog sign language commands

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In something of a real-life "fairy tail," a hearing-impaired man in Maine has adopted a deaf rescue puppy from Florida. The proud new owner is now teaching his dog sign language and visual commands, as he looks forward to cherishing their "awesome" bond for years to come - especially because the pooch's life began with a ruff start.

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A woman was sentenced to 18 months in prison to illegally infiltrate political circles

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Maria Butina, the Russian operative who used her NRA activism to illegally infiltrate conservative political circles, was sentenced to 18 months in prison by a federal judge on Friday.

The 30-year-old American University graduate student pleaded guilty in December to one count of conspiracy to act as an agent of a foreign official. She was arrested in July.

U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan gave Butina credit for nine months of time served. The judge ordered her deported as soon as her time is up.

"You have a future ahead of you. I wish you the best luck," the judge said.
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Butina had faced a maximum of five years behind bars, and the government had asked that she be sentenced to 18 months.

Butina addressed the court and insisted she wasn't working as a spy, and only wanted to mend Russia-U.S. relations.

"I came here to better my life to get a degree. I wished to mend relations while building my resume," she said. "It was for these actions and my own ignorance that I'm here."

But the defendant admitted to harming relations between the two superpowers.

"It has never been my intention to harm American people, but I did so by not notifying your government. It has harmed my attempts to improve relations," she said. "I have three degrees, but now I'm a convicted felon with no money, no job and no freedom."

"Instead of building peace, I created discord," she said.

But Judge Chutkan didn't buy Butina's claims of innocent ignorance of the law.

"She was doing this under the direction of a Russian official ... at a time that Russia was looking to interfere with the U.S. political process," the judge said.

"This was no simple misunderstanding by an overeager foreign student," she said.

Butina admitted to working with her Republican operative boyfriend Paul Erickson - identified in court papers as "U.S. Person 1" - at the behest of a Russian official in order "to establish unofficial lines of communication with Americans having power and influence over U.S. politics ... for the benefit of the Russian Federation," according to court papers.

Butina also considered sex as part of her arsenal to gain influence.

"For example, on at least one occasion, Butina offered an individual other than U.S. Person 1 sex in exchange for a position within a special interest organization," prosecutors wrote in opposing her bail last year.

"Further, in papers seized by the FBI, Butina complained about living with U.S. Person 1 and expressed disdain for continuing to cohabitate with U.S. Person 1."

Butina, in December 2015, helped orchestrate a trip by NRA members to Moscow where they met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, court papers say.

Defense lawyers had asked Chutkan for no jail time, writing in a sentencing memo that Butina has "always been willing to cooperate with the government."

"Maria's cooperation has been full, transparent and complete. Yet, what makes her case especially noteworthy is that, as a young Russian national who has accepted that deportation will be part of the resolution of her case, Maria has willingly cooperated with the United States despite the geopolitical tension between the two countries," the memo reads.

Prosecutors conceded that "Butina was not a spy in the traditional sense," but said she was still working to the detriment of the United States.

"She was not a trained intelligence officer. But the actions she took were nonetheless taken on behalf of the Russian Official for the benefit of the Russian Federation, and those actions had the potential to damage the national security of the United States," according to the government.

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Maria Butina, the Russian operative who used her NRA activism to illegally infiltrate conservative political circles, was sentenced to 18 months in prison by a federal judge on Friday. The 30-year-old American University graduate student pleaded guilty in December to one count of conspiracy to act as an agent of a foreign official.

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'Hero' girl kept baby brother alive after parents' apparent murder-suicide.

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Los Angeles police are praising a little girl for keeping her baby brother alive after the apparent murder-suicide of their parents.

Officers found the two young children unharmed inside their home in the Chatsworth neighborhood of Los Angeles on the afternoon of April 14. The bodies of their parents were discovered in the upstairs bedroom, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.

Detectives believe the 46-year-old man shot his 38-year-old wife while she lay in bed then turned the gun on himself on April 11, with their two small children also inside the home. Police entered the residence three days later in response to a radio call about an " assault with a deadly weapon shots fired."

It was unclear who made the initial 911 call.

"Our little angel was able to keep herself and her brother alive," Los Angeles Police Capt. Maureen Ryan said at an emotional press conference Tuesday. "The baby is a miracle baby and the little girl is a hero. She's an absolute hero."

The two children were taken to a local hospital for observation. They are now in the care of the Department of Children and Family Services of Los Angeles County and both are said to be doing well.

Officials did not identify the parents or the children since the investigation is active.

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Los Angeles police are praising a little girl for keeping her baby brother alive after the apparent murder-suicide of their parents. Officers found the two young children unharmed inside their home in the Chatsworth neighborhood of Los Angeles on the afternoon of April 14.

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Recently Cyclone Idal rained terror down on south Africa and now Cyclone Kenneth has done the same only worse. The cyclone reached 140 mph which is the wind speed of a category 4 hurricane.

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Tropical Cyclone Kenneth: More than 30,000 residents evacuated from high-risk areas in Mozambique

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More than 30,000 people were evacuated from high-risk areas in Mozambique ahead of Tropical Cyclone Kenneth and 70,000 people are still at risk, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said Friday.

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10 kids shot by either a BB or pellet gun

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Ten students at an Atlanta-area elementary school suffered non-life threatening injuries after being shot by a BB or pellet gun while on the playground.

A statement from the DeKalb County School District says the shots fired Thursday at students of Wynbrooke Elementary Theme School in Stone Mountain "appear to have come from a position away from the school grounds." The statement says county and district law enforcement are investigating.

The injured students were brought to a hospital to be treated or picked up by their parents.

The school district says there was never a threat of anyone getting into the school building. But it's posting additional staff and law enforcement at the school Friday to ensure students' safety.

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10 kids shot by 'BB or pellet gun' outside Georgia school

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Ten students at an Atlanta-area elementary school suffered non-life threatening injuries after being shot by a BB or pellet gun while on the playground. A statement from the DeKalb County School District says the shots fired Thursday at students of Wynbrooke Elementary Theme School in Stone Mountain "appear to have come from a position away from the school grounds."

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Drew Lock goes undrafted in the first round.

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VIDEO: Drew Lock slips past first round of NFL draft

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10-foot-long snake causes traffic jam in Brazil

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10-foot-long snake causes traffic jam in Brazil

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Traffic in Brazil was forced to slither to a stop when a giant snake got stuck in the road.

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Homeless man helps rescue victims in Colorado crash

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A runaway semi plowed into stopped traffic near Denver, igniting a fiery crash that included a dozen cars and three semis. Multiple people were killed, authorities said.

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Warren Buffet's diet is gross

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At 88 years old, Warren Buffett's infamous all junk food diet hasn't slowed him down one bit.

The billionaire admitted in an hour-long interview with the Financial Times that he still gulps down five cans of Coca-Cola a day, eats McDonald's chicken nuggets at least three times a week and loves Dairy Queen ice cream for dessert.

"I'm not bothered by the thought of my death," Buffett told FT, noting that despite his age and poor eating habits, he stills "jumps out of bed" every morning to go to work and has no plans on retiring any time soon.

Buffett, who's company Berkshire Hathaway owns more than $16 billion worth of Cola-Cola shares, estimates that one quarter of his daily calories come from his soda addiction.

"I'm one quarter Coca-Cola," Buffett told Fortune in 2015. "If I eat 2700 calories a day, a quarter of that is Coca-Cola. I drink at least five 12-ounce servings. I do it everyday."

Buffett said he typically has three cokes during the day and two at night and occasionally treats himself to a cherry coke.

As for his favorite snack with a nice cold coke, Buffett admits he loves to snack on UTZ potato sticks.

Another one of Buffett's diet pitfalls, is his love for lots of salt.

Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf told Bloomberg in 2014 that, "When the food comes, Warren grabs a salt shaker in his left hand and one in his right, and it's a snowstorm."

Despite the criticism, Buffett says his high-sugar, high-salt diet has somehow enabled him to remain relatively healthy.
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"I checked the actuarial tables, and the lowest death rate is among six-year-olds. So I decided to eat like a six-year-old. It's the safest course I can take," Buffett told Fortune.

According to Bloomberg's Billionaire Index, Buffett is the fourth richest man in the world with a net worth of $87.3 billion.

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Warren Buffett's diet still includes 5 cans of coke, McDonald's and Dairy Queen

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At 88 years old, Warren Buffett's infamous all junk food diet hasn't slowed him down one bit. The billionaire admitted in an hour-long interview with the Financial Times that he still gulps down five cans of Coca-Cola a day, eats McDonald's chicken nuggets at least three times a week and loves Dairy Queen ice cream for dessert.

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'avengers' and 'star wars' reviews present super-sized challenge - cnn

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'Avengers' and 'Star Wars' reviews present super-sized challenge

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'Avengers' and 'Star Wars' spoilers present super-sized challenge to critics. Here are six guidelines to avoid riling die-hard fans

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Semi Driver charged with vehicular homicide after crash

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Multiple people died and at least 10 others were injured in a fiery crash on a Colorado highway that involved at least 15 cars and semi trucks.

Officials did not specify the number of people killed, but said there were "multiple fatalities" in the Thursday crash and subsequent fire on Interstate 70 in Lakewood, Colorado, about 8 miles west of Denver. One firefighter was among the people taken to a local hospital when debris, possibly a tire, exploded.

The accident occurred at around 4:30 p.m. when a semitrailer slammed into several stopped cars at a high rate of speed during a traffic jam, police said. The driver of that semi survived.

"I-70 eastbound traffic was at a standstill or close to a standstill because of a crash way up ahead. ... The semi was eastbound and ended up colliding with the stopped cars," Lakewood Police Department agent Ty Countryman said Thursday night. "We're almost four or five hours into this and our crash investigation has really yet to begin -- given the magnitude of the size of this crash."

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Authorities avoided giving firm numbers at a press conference on Thursday evening because rescue workers were still working to put out hot spots on the scene.

"The back of my truck lifted up and shoved me forward, and I was hitting other cars," Brian Dickey, who was caught up in the accident, told Denver ABC affiliate KMGH. "When I came to a stop I look in my rearview mirror and all I saw was a bunch of flames. And I jumped out of the vehicle as fast as I could. There was so much fire at the time that I couldn't even really approach any of the other vehicles to see if there was any other survivors or what."

He said the accident could end up being one of the worst in the city's history.

"This is looking to be one of the worst accidents we've had here in Lakewood," Countryman said.

Authorities said at least 12 cars and three tractor trailers were involved, but Countryman said those figures could change by Friday morning as investigators start "pulling things apart."

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"It's very hard to tell, given the fire that happened when the crash took place," Countryman said. "It is true carnage there as far as the debris, what's left of cars and trucks, along with the cargoes that were in the semis and things like that."

Countryman said one semi was carrying wood, another was carrying gravel and the third may have been hauling mattresses. The truck carrying wood appears to be the "one that drove into it all," he said.

Investigators say they are looking at social video from the scene that captured footage of a semi speeding past stopped cars just seconds before the collision. The highway was closed in both directions after the accident and drivers were urged to avoid the area.

No charges had been filed against any of the drivers as of late Thursday evening.

ABC New's Clayton Sandell, Becky Perlow and Marilyn Heck contributed to this report.

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Multiple people killed, several injured after fiery highway pileup

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Multiple people died and at least 10 others were injured in a fiery crash on a Colorado highway that involved at least 15 cars and semi trucks. Officials did not specify the number of people killed, but said there were "multiple fatalities" in the Thursday crash and subsequent fire on Interstate 70 in Lakewood, Colorado, about 8 miles west of Denver.