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A 23 year-old man was surfing in Oahu, Hawaii and was attacked by a shark. The shark bit his arm and wrist. Other surfers heard him screaming for help and sprung into action brought him to shore and called the police.

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A young man sitting on an 8-foot surfboard in Oahu on Saturday was attacked by a shark, which bit his elbow and wrist, leaving him to bleed profusely.

"You kind of just saw blood everywhere," KHON2.com quoted surfer Ryan Hailstones, who was about 20 feet from the attack, as saying. "It was beautiful, glassy, really good waves and all of a sudden you hear someone yelling 'Help! Shark! Help!'"

"I just saw the fin going back-and-forth, back-and-forth while he's screaming trying to fight the shark off," he said.

Several surfers sprung into action, bringing the man, who is 23, to the shore and making a tourniquet from their surf leashes, reported KHON2.

Hailstones said the area, Laie Beach Park, also known as Pounders Beach, where the man was attacked tends to be rather empty, but that luckily it was crowded on Saturday.

"We safely got him to the beach and got through to one of these beach houses and called 911," he said. "We re-did the tourniquet when we got down there."

"It looked like he was losing blood really quick and the tourniquet really helped."

You kind of just saw blood everywhere. It was beautiful, glassy, really good waves and all of a sudden you hear someone yelling 'Help! Shark! Help!'
- Ryan Hailstones, witness

Witnesses told KHON2 that the victim was remarkably friendly after the ordeal, thanking those who had helped him. Paramedics took the man to the hospital, where he was in serious condition.

"He actually had a smile on [his face] getting into the ambulance and he was thanking everyone," Hailstones said. "He was a nice guy and I hope he recovers well."

In June, Hawaii's director of the State Aquarium warned of multiple shark sightings in Oahu and Maui - not uncommon at a time of year when beaches attract more surfers and swimmers, reported KHON2.

Among the species spotted in the area are hammerhead and tiger sharks

"If they are hanging around an area, it's usually an indication there is food there," said Andrew Rossiter, the State Aquarium director. "Perhaps something is dead beneath the water and the scent has attracted them there."
Elizabeth Llorente is Senior Reporter for FoxNews.com, and can be reached at Elizabeth.Llorente@Foxnews.com. Follow her on Twitter @Liz_Llorente.

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A young man sitting on an 8-foot surfboard in Oahu on Saturday was attacked by a shark, which bit his elbow and wrist, leaving him to bleed profusely. "You kind of just saw blood everywhere," KHON2.com quoted surfer Ryan Hailstones, who was about 20 feet from the attack, as saying.

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Two mayors in the Philippines, Ferdinand Bote and Antonio Halili, have been shot and killed on consecutive days by unknown assailants.

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Book claims to have uncovered the real story of Hitler's death. In 1948, a letter arrived at a Spanish-language newspaper. The writer claimed he’d last seen Hitler in Bogota, Colombia, 10 days previously and that he was “in perfect health.” The Fuehrer had plans to conquer the moon and Mars.

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Theranos, the Silicon Valley startup whose founder faces fraud charges, is preparing to wind down its business, according to reports.

The Wall Street Journal reported late Tuesday that Theranos CEO David Taylor emailed shareholders to announce the blood-testing company will dissolve. Taylor said the investment bank with which Theranos was working reached out to more than 80 potential buyers, but none were interested.

"We are now out of time," Taylor wrote, according to a copy of the email published on The Journal's website. CNN wasn't immediately able to independently verify the authenticity of the email. Theranos didn't respond for a request to comment outside regular business hours.

Taylor's email appears to herald the final stages of Theranos, which was once one of Silicon Valley's most lauded startups, drawing investments from Oracle founder Larry Ellison and media mogul Rupert Murdoch.

The biotech company, which was once valued at $9 billion, built its reputation on the claim that it had come up with a cheaper, more efficient alternative to traditional medical tests. But that unraveled spectacularly under the scrutiny of Wall Street Journal investigative reporter John Carreyrou.

His first expose on the company's technology ran in October 2015, and Theranos voided two years of its blood tests just seven months later.

The startup's founder and former CEO, Elizabeth Holmes, was indicted on federal wire fraud charges in June. Holmes and the company's former COO and president Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani allegedly engaged in a multimillion dollar scheme to defraud investors, as well as a scheme to defraud doctors and patients, according to prosecutors.

Holmes and Balwani both pleaded not guilty at their arraignment.

The downfall of Holmes, who settled with the Securities and Exchange Commission in March over fraud charges it announced against her, has hastened the collapse of her company.

Taylor, who took over from her as CEO in June, said in the email cited by The Journal that Theranos was in default for a loan from Fortress Investment Group, which now has the right to take ownership of all of its assets.

He said the startup hopes to reach a settlement with Fortress that would allow it to distribute an estimated $5 million it has left in cash to other creditors. He said it owes at least $60 million.

Taylor's email to shareholders was also reported by the Financial Times.

CNNMoney (New York) First published September 5, 2018: 3:38 AM ET

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Hurricane Gordon is tearing through the South with heavy rain after making landfall just west of the Alabama-Mississippi border Tuesday night. The storm killed a child in Pensacola, Florida, when strong winds toppled a tree on his family's mobile home.

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Tropical Storm Gordon came ashore just west of the Alabama-Mississippi border late Tuesday bringing gusts over 75 mph and half a foot of rain to Pensacola, Florida. The storm also claimed the life of a child in Pensacola when strong winds toppled a tree on his family's mobile home.

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As of 4 a.m. local time, over 40,000 customers were without power in Alabama, Mississippi and Florida -- about 21,000 of which were in Alabama.

Officially, Gordon made landfall Tuesday at 10:15 p.m. local time as a tropical storm with winds of 70 mph. It never became a hurricane, as it was just 4 mph short of reaching the classification.

Gordon is weakening even more Wednesday morning and is a low-end tropical storm with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph.

A tornado threat and flash flooding will continue for the central and eastern Gulf Coast states of Mississippi, Alabama and Florida through the morning.

Moving forward, Gordon will continue to weaken and become a tropical depression later Wednesday morning and then just a remnant low as it moves into the Mississippi River Valley Thursday.

Even though Gordon is weakening, it is also slowing down and will produce a lot of rain in the central U.S.

As Gordon's remnants move north and hit a slow-moving cold front, the storm will come to a crawl and dump more than a half a foot of rain on the Midwest.

Because of the forecast for all of that rain, flood watches have been issued from the Gulf Coast all the way to Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

Some areas in the upper Mississippi Valley had more than 15 inches of rain in the last week and all of the new rain will be running into the major rivers as well.

An additional 6 inches or more of rain could produce significant flooding on the Mississippi River and its tributaries as we go into the end of the week and into the weekend.

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Tropical Storm Gordon came ashore just west of the Alabama-Mississippi border late Tuesday bringing gusts over 75 mph and half a foot of rain to Pensacola, Florida. The storm also claimed the life of a child in Pensacola when strong winds toppled a tree on his family's mobile home.

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The Mysterious Note Walt Disney Left Behind Before He Died

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When it comes to crushing hunger, it’s not when you eat but choosing the wrong meal (no matter the size) that can leave you hankering for more.

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When it comes to crushing hunger, it's not when you eat but choosing the wrong meal (no matter the size) that can leave you hankering for more.

If you want to lose weight, curb your appetite by avoiding these foods that make you hungrier:

SALTY SNACKS

It's true - once you pop, you can't stop. Snacks preserved with sodium are generally highly refined, without filling you up.
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Salty cravings seem to influence how much people eat, too. One study showed that added salt makes people eat more food and calories, regardless of how much fat was in the meal.

Besides, all that sodium leaves you thirsty. Thirst can often be mistaken for hunger, tricking your body into eating more instead of grabbing a glass of water.

SALADS

Salads are the epitome of diet-friendly lunches - but if your salad is all kale, cucumber and spinach, odds are you're not getting enough satisfying sustenance to keep you going until dinner.

Give your salad more punch with a topping of protein (boiled eggs, chicken, salmon, or legumes), topped with slow-burning carbs (like roasted sweet potato, corn or brown rice) and little fat (feta, nuts, seeds, tahini or avocado).

Don't be afraid of these healthy foods - just add a reasonable balance of each and enjoy the feeling of satisfaction. No brownie temptations later.
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RICE CRACKERS

Think an entire packet of rice crackers at the 3 p.m. slump are going to tide you over 'til dinner? Think again.

Rice crackers contain small traces of fiber and they're made from highly refined rice that make our insulin levels spike, causing blood sugar to crash, making us feel hungry again - even if we've just eaten.

If you can't beat the crunch, you're better off choosing whole-grain varieties and topping them with avocado, nut butter or hummus for a more balanced, satiating snack.

JUICES

Juice cleansing has become a popular way to lose the weight fast, and while you will be sipping on a wonderful antioxidant-rich and hydrating elixir, the lack of fiber means your body absorbs the calories quicker.

If you want to stay full, chew your calories instead, so your brain receives the hunger-combating cues that help you get from meal to meal.

ALCOHOL

Research has shown that alcohol flicks the brain into starvation mode. This increases your appetite and explains why we reach for a greasy snack after a night on the town.

What's more, alcohol calories can't be stored in the body, so the only way you can dispose of alcohol is to metabolize it for energy.
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This means that anything you're eating at the same time or shortly afterwards is going to be preferentially stored. So avoid binge drinking if you want to avoid binge eating.

THE TAKEAWAY: WINNING AT HUNGER

Whether it's from intense exercise, stress, or lack of sleep, everyone has days of increased hunger. However, the best way to curb the cravings is to include the hunger-fighting combo of fiber-rich carbs and protein in each meal, as protein has staying power - keeping you fuller for longer - and fiber-rich carbs digest slowly so your blood sugar levels stay steady.

Kathleen Alleaume is a nutrition and exercise scientist and author of "What's Eating You?" Follow her on Twitter @therightbalance.
This article originally appeared on News.com.au. Read more content from News.com.au here.

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When it comes to crushing hunger, it's not when you eat but choosing the wrong meal (no matter the size) that can leave you hankering for more. If you want to lose weight, curb your appetite by avoiding these foods that make you hungrier: It's true - once you pop, you can't stop.

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I stand with Nike, all day, every day," the Los Angeles Lakers star said.

Nike unveiled its new marketing campaign Monday as part of the 30th anniversary of its "Just Do It" slogan with an ad that featured Kaepernick and the caption, "Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything."

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A Kansas man chopped up his wife's body after she committed suicide in a hotel. Justin Todd Rey (36) testified to the Jackson County judge that dismembering his wife's body was something he "needed to do". His wife gave birth to a child while in the hotel and killed herself shortly after. Her husband is insisting that he needed to dismember her body so that he could take her with him to Arizona.

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A Kansas man told a court on Tuesday that he chopped up his wife's body in a hotel after she killed herself to protect his family.

Justin Todd Rey, 36, appeared in front a Johnson County judge to explain during his preliminary hearing why he spent eight hours hacking Jessica Rey's body into pieces last October, The Kansas City Star reported.

"It's something I had to do," Rey said in court. "My family is very dear to me. It's something I had to do to protect my family."

Jessica Rey gave birth to a baby in a bathtub at a Kansas City, Mo., hotel and then killed herself. Justin Rey, instead of calling police for help, dismembered his wife's body so he could take her remains to Arizona while caring for his newborn and two-year-old daughter.

Authorities located the body parts in bags at a storage shed in Lenexa, Kansas.
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Rey, who is not charged in his wife's death, entered a not guilty plea Tuesday for charges of two counts of aggravated child endangerment and two counts of contributing to a child's misconduct. He was also charged with abandonment of a corpse in Missouri.

Rey had initially provided officials with conflicting reports on what happened the day his wife died. He previously said she died in childbirth, but Lenexa police detective Shannon Murphy testified that Rey told her his wife had killed herself.

After having his children pose for photographs with her body, Rey said he "skinned her like a fish," according to Murphy. She said Rey flushed body parts that would not fit in containers down the toilet.

Police discovered Rey and his children at a storage facility after receiving calls. The officer said Rey's daughter "almost looked like she had cancer" with bags under her eyes and thinning hair. Several witnesses said the newborn also had a serious eye infection.
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On Tuesday, Rey denied putting his children at risk and living at the storage facility, as some witnesses claimed. He said they had been at the facility for about 11 hours and was preparing the family for a trip to Arizona, where he intended to give his wife a proper burial.

"I didn't endanger my children," he testified. "My children were perfectly healthy."

Rey also denied flushing anything but a placenta down the toilet.

His trial on the Kansas charges was scheduled for Nov. 5.

Separately, Rey was charged in November in California in the death of Sean Ty Ferel, a Palm Springs resident who disappeared after vacationing with Rey in 2016. Ferel's body hasn't been found, but his blood was detected in the trunk of his vehicle after Rey was involved in an accident months after Ferel disappeared.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Katherine Lam is a breaking and trending news digital producer for Fox News. Follow her on Twitter at @bykatherinelam

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Kansas man testified he chopped up wife's body to protect his family: 'It's something I had to do'

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A Kansas man told a court on Tuesday that he chopped up his wife's body in a hotel after she killed herself to protect his family. Justin Todd Rey, 36, appeared in front a Johnson County judge to explain during his preliminary hearing why he spent eight hours hacking Jessica Rey's body into pieces last October, The Kansas City Star reported.

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Ten people were taken to the hospital Wednesday after an Emirates Airline plane from Dubai landed in New York City with about 100 passengers and crewmembers reported feeling ill, officials said.

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An Emirates Airline plane from Dubai was quarantined Wednesday soon after it landed in New York City to treat about 10 passengers who reported feeling ill, officials said.

Officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was called to John F. Kennedy airport after Emirates Flight 203 landed about 9:20 a.m., New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's spokesman Eric Phillips tweeted.

The airline said about 10 passengers reported feeling ill, disputing initial reports indicating that at least 100 of the 500 people on board the plane were sick.

"Emirates can confirm that about 10 passengers on #EK203 from Dubai to New York were taken ill. On arrival, as a precaution, they were attended to by local health authorities. All others will disembark shortly. The safety & care of our customers is our first priority," the airline said in a statement.

Phillips said FDNY ambulances were on the tarmac to transport the sick passengers.

Initial reports stated passengers were coughing and had fevers over 100 degrees, according to ABC7NY.

It's unclear what caused the incident. Phillips said the flight from Dubai stopped in Mecca, where there's a flu outbreak.

"Early indications point to that as a POSSIBILITY. More to come," Phillips said.

A New York Police Department counterterrorism division tweeted that it was monitoring what appeared to be a "medical situation."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Katherine Lam is a breaking and trending news digital producer for Fox News. Follow her on Twitter at @bykatherinelam

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The mayor of a town on the popular holiday destination of Cebu was killed Wednesday, two months after two other town mayors were shot in other parts of the Philippines.

Ronda Mayor Mariano Blanco was shot by unidentified gunman in his office building in the early hours of Wednesday morning, according to CNN Philippines.

Provincial police said the investigation is ongoing and they have yet to identify any possible suspects or motive.

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The mayor of a town on the popular holiday destination of Cebu was killed Wednesday, two months after two other town mayors were shot in other parts of the Philippines.

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Two University of Houston students hung a fake poster of themselves on one of the walls of their local McDonald's that went unnoticed for several weeks.

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Two University of Houston students hung a fake poster of themselves on one of the walls of their local McDonald's that went unnoticed for several weeks.

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Kratom tea left teen with brain damage. The teens mom claims that her daughter has brain damage due to a Kratom tea addiction. The tea dealt damage to the frontal lobe of the brain.  The FDA has linked 44 deaths in the us to this Kratom tea. This drug acts as a sedative and a recreational pain drug.

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A Florida mother claims her daughter's kratom tea habit left her with brain damage, and is suing the three establishments her child used to frequent for negligence.

Mary Tabar, whose 19-year-old daughter Brette allegedly suffered psychotic episodes in March, claims that the herbal remedy left the teen with frontal lobe damage.

Tabar's lawsuit claims the tea is "a dangerous product that has certainly caused injury to people, and it has certainly caused injury to our client," according to the Tampa Bay Times.

There are no FDA-approved uses for kratom, with the agency warning that it could have properties that expose users to the risks of addiction, abuse and dependence. Some claim that it can be used to treat opioid withdrawal symptoms, but the FDA warns that there is no reliable evidence to support that theory.
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The agency has called for more research into the substance, while warning consumers "not to use any products labeled as containing the botanical substance kratom or its psychoactive compounds, mitragynine and 7-hydroxmitragynine."

The FDA has linked the substance to 44 deaths in the U.S.

Tabar's lawsuit names Bula on the Beach, Bula Kafe and Mad Hatter's Ethnobotanical Tea Bar, all located in Pinellas County. She said her daughter frequently visited the locations over a four-year span to drink kratom tea.

According to the news outlet, the family's lawyer claims the establishments failed to warn Tabar of dangerous side effects which makes them liable for "bodily injury and resulting pain and suffering, aggravation of a pre-existing condition, mental anguish, loss of capacity for the enjoyment of life, past and future medical and nursing care expenses and treatment."

He did not comment on her current condition, but said that a physician treating her made the connection between her diagnosis and kratom.
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But Levi Love, owner of Mad Hatter's, told Tampa Bay Times that his bartenders explain the tea's properties to the customers and help guide them. He also disputed that Tabar's daughter was a frequent customer.

"I think it's completely unfounded," he said, of Tabar's claims. "Being around people who drink kratom and use it regularly, I've never seen these symptoms or heard of them. Never a psychotic episode and certainly not hallucinating or brain damage."

Love also said Mad Hatter's has a strict age requirement.

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A Florida mother claims her daughter's kratom tea habit left her with brain damage, and is suing the three establishments her child used to frequent for negligence. Mary Tabar, whose 19-year-old daughter Brette allegedly suffered psychotic episodes in March, claims that the herbal remedy left the teen with frontal lobe damage.

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A 34-year-old man intentionally rammed a truck early Wednesday into the KDFW-TV news station in Dallas and then made rambling statements that didn't make sense, a Dallas police spokeswoman said.

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A man crashed a truck into the building that houses KDFW news station in Dallas, Texas, early Wednesday morning, according to CNN affiliate KTVT.

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19 year old Brette suffering brain damage after drinking Kratom tea, Flordia mother's lawsuit claims.. She suffered psychotic episodes in March which was supposdley caused be the herbal remedy that left the girl with frontal lobe damage.

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A Florida mother claims her daughter's kratom tea habit left her with brain damage, and is suing the three establishments her child used to frequent for negligence.

Mary Tabar, whose 19-year-old daughter Brette allegedly suffered psychotic episodes in March, claims that the herbal remedy left the teen with frontal lobe damage.

Tabar's lawsuit claims the tea is "a dangerous product that has certainly caused injury to people, and it has certainly caused injury to our client," according to the Tampa Bay Times.

There are no FDA-approved uses for kratom, with the agency warning that it could have properties that expose users to the risks of addiction, abuse and dependence. Some claim that it can be used to treat opioid withdrawal symptoms, but the FDA warns that there is no reliable evidence to support that theory.
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The agency has called for more research into the substance, while warning consumers "not to use any products labeled as containing the botanical substance kratom or its psychoactive compounds, mitragynine and 7-hydroxmitragynine."

The FDA has linked the substance to 44 deaths in the U.S.

Tabar's lawsuit names Bula on the Beach, Bula Kafe and Mad Hatter's Ethnobotanical Tea Bar, all located in Pinellas County. She said her daughter frequently visited the locations over a four-year span to drink kratom tea.

According to the news outlet, the family's lawyer claims the establishments failed to warn Tabar of dangerous side effects which makes them liable for "bodily injury and resulting pain and suffering, aggravation of a pre-existing condition, mental anguish, loss of capacity for the enjoyment of life, past and future medical and nursing care expenses and treatment."

He did not comment on her current condition, but said that a physician treating her made the connection between her diagnosis and kratom.
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But Levi Love, owner of Mad Hatter's, told Tampa Bay Times that his bartenders explain the tea's properties to the customers and help guide them. He also disputed that Tabar's daughter was a frequent customer.

"I think it's completely unfounded," he said, of Tabar's claims. "Being around people who drink kratom and use it regularly, I've never seen these symptoms or heard of them. Never a psychotic episode and certainly not hallucinating or brain damage."

Love also said Mad Hatter's has a strict age requirement.

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A Florida mother claims her daughter's kratom tea habit left her with brain damage, and is suing the three establishments her child used to frequent for negligence. Mary Tabar, whose 19-year-old daughter Brette allegedly suffered psychotic episodes in March, claims that the herbal remedy left the teen with frontal lobe damage.

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Nurses, anesthesiologists and surgeons were crowded into an operating room at Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare's main hospital, racing to save the life of a young boy with a knife in his head the phone rang and the babies grandmother wanted him baptized  before they did surgery on yhe babie

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Police say their mother stabbed them in the head, leaving them for dead in April. Now, the brothers - 8 months old and 2 years old - are healthy and thriving, showing no serious disabilities.

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Toyota is planning to recall 1 million Prius because of an issue with the engine wire harness that can pose fire risk.

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The first major hurricane of the year could pose a threat to the US east coast. Hurricane Florence is still way out in the Atlantic, but the Category 3 storm could threaten the US East Coast by late next week.

The first major hurricane of the 2018 season, Florence on Wednesday morning had maximum sustained winds of 125 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center. It was about 2,000 miles from the US coastline, still way too far out for a confident landfall prediction.

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Two Philippine mayors killed in two consecutive days by an unknown assailant. One mayor was shot and killed during a flag raising by a sniper on july 2nd

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Two mayors in the Philippines, Ferdinand Bote and Antonio Halili, have been shot and killed on consecutive days by unknown assailants.

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Tropical Storm Gordon has sent some flash flooding in the gulf coast states.

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Tropical Storm Gordon came ashore just west of the Alabama-Mississippi border late Tuesday bringing gusts over 75 mph and half a foot of rain to Pensacola, Florida. The storm also claimed the life of a child in Pensacola when strong winds toppled a tree on his family's mobile home.

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As of 4 a.m. local time, over 40,000 customers were without power in Alabama, Mississippi and Florida -- about 21,000 of which were in Alabama.

Officially, Gordon made landfall Tuesday at 10:15 p.m. local time as a tropical storm with winds of 70 mph. It never became a hurricane, as it was just 4 mph short of reaching the classification.

Gordon is weakening even more Wednesday morning and is a low-end tropical storm with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph.

A tornado threat and flash flooding will continue for the central and eastern Gulf Coast states of Mississippi, Alabama and Florida through the morning.

Moving forward, Gordon will continue to weaken and become a tropical depression later Wednesday morning and then just a remnant low as it moves into the Mississippi River Valley Thursday.

Even though Gordon is weakening, it is also slowing down and will produce a lot of rain in the central U.S.

As Gordon's remnants move north and hit a slow-moving cold front, the storm will come to a crawl and dump more than a half a foot of rain on the Midwest.

Because of the forecast for all of that rain, flood watches have been issued from the Gulf Coast all the way to Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

Some areas in the upper Mississippi Valley had more than 15 inches of rain in the last week and all of the new rain will be running into the major rivers as well.

An additional 6 inches or more of rain could produce significant flooding on the Mississippi River and its tributaries as we go into the end of the week and into the weekend.

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