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Consumer Reports no longer recommends the Tesla Model 3

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Consumer Reports no longer recommends the Tesla Model 3

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Consumer Reports is pulling its recommendation of Tesla Model 3, citing reliability issues with the car.

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LGBTQ group severs ties with tennis great Martina Navratilova after remarks on trans athletes

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A LGBTQ organization announced Tuesday it was severing ties with tennis legend Martina Navratilova after comments she made regarding trans athletes.

Athlete Ally, a nonprofit whose mission is "to end rampant homophobia, transphobia in sport and to activate the athletic community to exercise their leadership to champion LGBTQ equality," said they were removing the tennis great as their organization's ambassador and from their advisory board.

The group said Navratilova's recent assertions in an op-ed she penned for the Sunday Times about trans athletes were "transphobic, based on false understanding of science and data, and [perpetuated] dangerous myths that lead to the ongoing targeting of trans people through discriminatory laws, hateful stereotypes and disproportionate violence."
FORMER TENNIS CHAMP MARTINA NAVRATILOVA CRITICIZED FOR COMMENTS ABOUT TRANS ATHLETES
The 18-time Grand Slam tennis singles winner came under fire after she argued it would be "cheating" to allow transgender women to compete in women's sporting events due to "unfair physical advantages," the BBC reported.

"A man can decide to be female, take hormones if required by whatever sporting organization is concerned, win everything in sight and perhaps earn a small fortune, and then reverse his decision and go back to making babies if he so desires," she wrote.

"It's insane and it's cheating," she continued. "I am happy to address a transgender woman in whatever form she prefers, but I would not be happy to compete against her. It would not be fair."

The Czech-born tennis star, who's considered one of the greatest female tennis players in the history of the sport, has been campaigning for gay rights after she came out in the 1980s, ESPN reported. After Navratilova became one of the sporting world's first openly gay athletes, the tennis star said she endured personal abuse.
MARTINA NAVRATILOVA CRITICIZES SERENA WILLIAMS' BEHAVIOR AT US OPEN FINAL
"She has spent much of her career overcoming prejudices and stereotypes, giving up millions of dollars in endorsements and sponsorship as a result of her insistence on living a life of integrity and honesty," Navratilova's personal website says.

Athlete Ally said this is not the first time they have "approached Martina on this topic."

"In late December, she made deeply troubling comments across her social media channels about the ability for trans athletes to compete in sports," Athlete Ally said in a statement. "We reached out directly offering to be a resource as she sought further education, and we never heard back."

Navratilova has not immediately responded to being dropped by the organization.

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LGBTQ group severs ties with tennis great Martina Navratilova after remarks on trans athletes

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A LGBTQ organization announced Tuesday it was severing ties with tennis legend Martina Navratilova after comments she made regarding trans athletes. Athlete Ally, a nonprofit whose mission is "to end rampant homophobia, transphobia in sport and to activate the athletic community to exercise their leadership to champion LGBTQ equality," said they were removing the tennis great as their organization's ambassador and from their advisory board.

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A New York Driver allegedly mowed down a family of 8, including a baby and five children, outside a 7-Eleven store on Wednesday, killing 32 year old mother after the father asked the driver to stop smoking.

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Police say an enraged driver plowed his car into a family of eight, including a baby and five children, outside a store in Rockland County Wednesday, killing a 32-year-old woman and injuring several others.

Police believe an argument between the family and the driver, identified as 35-year-old Jason Mendez, of Washingtonville, may have precipitated the afternoon attack at a 7-Eleven store in the Town of Haverstraw.

Police said the driver hit all eight members of the family and smashed into the storefront before he reversed the vehicle and drove forward again, striking the family a second time.

All of the family members were hospitalized. The woman was later pronounced dead. Police have not released her name. A 35-year-old man and six children, including a 2-year-old child, were treated for non-life threatening injuries.

The knife-wielding Mendez was arrested at the scene after police used a stun gun to subdue him.

"He didn't say anything initially to the police officers," said Haverstraw Police Capt. Martin Lund. "He refused to drop the knife. Then he was tazed at the scene and taken down."

Mendez pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on murder and attempted murder charges Wednesday night. It wasn't clear if he had a lawyer who could comment on the charges.

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Woman dead after driver plows into family in suburban NY

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Police say an enraged driver plowed his car into a family of eight, including a baby and five children, outside a store in Rockland County Wednesday, killing a 32-year-old woman and injuring several others. Police believe an argument between the family and the driver, identified as 35-year-old Jason Mendez, of Washingtonville, may have precipitated the afternoon attack at a 7-Eleven store in the Town of Haverstraw.

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An 11-year-old boy was arrested for refusing to say the Pledge of Allegiance and arguing with a substitute teacher because of it.

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Arrest a student after he doesn't say the pledge? Arrest the teacher instead

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After reading of the 11-year-old boy in Lakeland, Florida, who was arrested and sent to a juvenile detention center after he refused to recite the Pledge of Allegiance in class, Roxanne Jones asks: Why wasn't the teacher arrested?

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Hoda Muthana, a us born woman, joined isis, wanted to come back, and the secretary of state, mike pompeo, said no.

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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Thursday that an Alabama woman who joined ISIS and is now pleading to re-enter the U.S. after moving to Syria will not be allowed back into the country.

"I don't get the heartstrings deal," Pompeo told FOX Business' Maria Bartiromo on Thursday. "This is a woman who inflicted enormous risk on American soldiers, on American citizens-she is a terrorist. She's not coming back."

President Trump said on Wednesday, in a tweet, that he told Pompeo to prohibit Hoda Muthana from returning.

"I have instructed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and he fully agrees, not to allow Hoda Muthana back into the Country!" Trump said.

Pompeo added that Muthana would not come back to pose a threat to the country.

"President Trump made clear that she wasn't coming back. She's not a U.S. citizen. She is not entitled to U.S. citizenship," he said.
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Hoda was born in 1994 in Hackensack, New Jersey, and fled her family and the U.S. to join ISIS. She now wants to be re-admitted after abandoning the terrorist group and being captured by Kurdish forces. She is currently being held in a refugee camp in northeast Syria with her 18-month-old son from one of her ISIS marriages.

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Pompeo: Hoda Muthana, ISIS wife from Alabama, a 'terrorist', not US citizen

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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Thursday that an Alabama woman who joined ISIS and is now pleading to re-enter the U.S. after moving to Syria will not be allowed back into the country. "I don't get the heartstrings deal," Pompeo told FOX Business' Maria Bartiromo on Thursday.

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Manny machado has became the highest paid player in sports history. This is also the biggest contract ever given to a athlete in sports history. Lebron james only has a contract for 153 million and he is the best basketball player in the league.

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After four long months, Manny Machado and the Padres agreed to the biggest free-agent contract in American sports history. The 26-year-old signed for a reported $300 million over 10 years with San Diego, earning an average of $30 million a year.

It's the second largest total value contract in MLB history, behind only the $325 million extension Giancarlo Stanton signed with the Marlins in the 2014-15 offseason.
MORE: 10 questions about Manny Machado's contract with the Padres
Prior to Stanton and Machado, Alex Rodriguez set the standard with his $275 million contract from the Yankees during 2007 free agency.

Manny Machado's deal, as @Feinsand first reported, is for 10 years and $300 million with an opt-out after the fifth season.

A monumental deal -- the single biggest free agent contract in American sports history.

And now every eye in baseball turns to Bryce Harper. His move.
- Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) February 19, 2019

Machado's deal was third among the richest contracts for North American athletes when he put pen to paper. That's likely to be topped by fellow free agent Bryce Harper in the coming days and weeks, but both superstars will enter the 2019 season with a historic amount of money in their bank accounts.

The list of richest contracts in American sports history includes mostly baseball stars. Here's where Machado slots in.
MORE: The worst free-agent deals for all 30 MLB teams
10. David Price

In 2016, ace David Price signed a seven-year, $217 million free-agent contract with the Red Sox. The 33-year-old is earning a base salary of $31 million in 2019 with four seasons remaining on his deal.

9. Joey Votto

Joey Votto signed a contract extension with the Reds in 2014 worth $225 million over 10 years. The six-time All-Star is earning $25 million in 2019.

8. James Harden

The Rockets guard is the only NBA player on the list. He signed a contract extension in 2016 worth $228 million over six years. The contract came during a time when the NBA's salary cap went up from $94.1 million to $99.093 million.

t7. Albert Pujols

In 2012, Albert Pujols signed a $240 million contract for 10 years with the Los Angeles Angels. He was 32 at the time of the deal, which some consider among the worst in MLB history. Los Angeles will pay Pujols $28 million in 2019, $29 million in 2020 and $30 million in 2021 before it expires.

t7. Robinson Cano

In 2014, Robinson Cano signed the same contract as Pujols with the Mariners, choosing to leave the Yankees in a surprising free-agent move. Seattle traded Cano to the Mets in 2018, passing off the remaining five years and $120 million on the contract to New York.

6. Miguel Cabrera

Miguel Cabrera signed a contract extension with the Tigers in 2016 worth $247 million for eight years. The slugger, now 35, will make at least $30 million each of the next seven seasons.

5. Alex Rodriguez

In 2001, A-Rod left the Mariners to sign a contract with the Rangers, earning $252 million over the course of 10 years. At the time, it doubled the previous richest contract ever given in American sports history. He would go on to top that deal a few years later.

4. Alex Rodriguez

In 2007, the two-time AL MVP signed an even bigger contract with the Yankees - $275 million over 10 years. A-Rod retired in 2016, but the Yankees still had to pay him through the remainder of his contract. The remaining balance, estimated around $27 million, was paid off in 2018.

3. Manny Machado

In 2019, Machado agreed to a 10-year, $300 million deal with the San Diego Padres - the biggest contract ever signed by a free agent in any U.S. sport. Machado was with the Orioles and Dodgers during the 2017-18 season. The four-time All-Star made $16 million between the two teams last season.

2. Giancarlo Stanton

In 2014, Stanton signed a contract extension with the Marlins for 13 years and $325 million. The Yankees traded for Stanton in 2018, assuming the remaining 10 years on the deal. The 2017 NL MVP can opt out of the contract in 2020.

1. Canelo Alvarez

In 2018, the professional boxer agreed to an 11-fight, $365 million contract with DAZN, a global sports streaming service. Alvarez is earning an average of $73 million annually, making him one of the highest paid athletes in sports internationally.

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Manny Machado and the biggest contracts in sports history

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After four long months, Manny Machado and the Padres agreed to the biggest free-agent contract in American sports history. The 26-year-old signed for a reported $300 million over 10 years with San Diego, earning an average of $30 million a year.

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Nike Reveals Colin Kaepernick 'Icon Jersey' Days After NFL Settlement Is Reached

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Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick may remain unsigned, but Nike unveiled a new "Icon" jersey in his honor on Wednesday.

Kaepernick announced the news on Twitter just days after he and Carolina Panthers safety with the Eric Reid reached a settlement NFL in their collusion grievances:

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For those true to themselves on and off the field. Proudly, unapologetically and against all odds. This is only the beginning. #TrueTo7 https://t.co/lIzn4MNB77 @girlsclubny @JRFoundation @peaceplayers @PowerPlayNYC https://t.co/1sf4Nogs4g

Colin Kaepernick @Kaepernick7
LOVE. * * Thank you to friends and family who helped celebrate the preview of the Nike Jersey. Your support means the world to me. #Trueto7 * * Jersey available now. https://t.co/lIzn4MvZIx * * 📹: @DirectedByWayne @DjToneDef @REL https://t.co/lpGNXAAaF2

Per Nike's website: "The Kaepernick Icon Jersey is a celebration of those who seek truth in their communities, and those who remain true to themselves."

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James was seen sporting the Icon jersey during Super Bowl earlier this month. The jerseys are now available for purchase for $150.

Kaepernick has not been on an NFL roster since he opted out of the final year of his contract with San Francisco following the 2016 season when he began protesting racial injustice and police violence by kneeling during the national anthem. However, he remained a Nike athlete even as he remained an NFL free agent. Nike found itself at the center of attention after opting to use Kaepernick for a campaign back in September:

Now, Nike is once again showing its support for its controversial star.

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Nike Reveals Colin Kaepernick 'Icon Jersey' Days After NFL Settlement Is Reached

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NFL Kyle Newport Marcio Jose Sanchez/Associated Press @@KyleNewport Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick may remain unsigned, but Nike unveiled a new "Icon" jersey in his honor on Wednesday.

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Jussie Smollett is under arrest, in custody of Chicago police

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"Empire" actor Jussie Smollett is under arrest and in the "custody of detectives" Thursday morning, Chicago police Chief Communications Officer Anthony Guglielmi said.

Smollett, who had felony criminal charges approved against him Wednesday, turned himself in to police, authorities said.

Smollett was charged just hours after he was "officially classified as a suspect in a criminal investigation" for allegedly "filing a false police report" in connection with his Jan. 29 attack claims, police said. The Cook County State's Attorney's Office approved the "Disorderly Conduct / Filing a False Police Report" charges.

Smollett's attorneys Todd Pugh and Victor Henderson released a statement Wednesday on their client's behalf.

"Like any other citizen, Mr. Smollett enjoys the presumption of innocence, particularly when there has been an investigation like this one where information, both true and false, has been repeatedly leaked," the statement said. "Given these circumstances, we intend to conduct a thorough investigation and to mount an aggressive defense."

In a statement to Fox News on Wednesday, 20th Century Fox Television, which produces "Empire," and Fox Entertainment, said they had "no comment at this time."

Smollett, who is openly gay and black, reported that on Jan. 29, he was attacked by two masked men as he was walking home from a Subway restaurant. He claimed that the men shouted racial and anti-gay slurs at him, poured a substance on him, threw a rope around his neck and shouted, "This is MAGA country!"
JUSSIE SMOLLETT'S SIBLINGS DEFEND 'EMPIRE' ACTOR, BLAST MEDIA AS 'IRRESPONSIBLE'
Investigators combed through surveillance video from the area where Smollett claimed he was attacked but officials were unsuccessful in locating footage of the beating. They did find and release images of two people they said they wanted to question.

Two individuals who were questioned about the alleged crime were arrested, police told Fox News on Friday. Although police did not elaborate on what crime was potentially committed, they said the individuals were not charged. Authorities had considered them to be suspects, however, according to Guglielmi at the time.

The two men - whom police identified only as Nigerian brothers - were picked up at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport last Wednesday and taken into custody after returning from Nigeria after police learned that at least one of the men worked on "Empire," Guglielmi said. He did not know what the man's job was on the television drama, he said.
COOK COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY RECUSES HERSELF FROM JUSSIE SMOLLETT CASE
Guglielmi confirmed that a search warrant was executed at the Chicago apartment where the men lived but did not have any information about exactly what police found.

On Friday evening, Guglielmi tweeted that "due to new evidence" obtained through questioning, the individuals "were released without charging."

The following day, police said Smollett was no longer considered a victim in their investigation. Police earlier said that the "trajectory of the investigation" shifted and that they wanted to conduct another interview with Smollett about the alleged hate crime.
SMOLLETT'S LAWYERS DENY HE PLANNED ATTACK AFTER CHICAGO COPS CLAIM HE'S NO LONGER CONSIDERED A VICTIM IN CASE
The police department on Tuesday also rejected a tip they said they'd received about the case earlier that day.

"CPD has confirmed that a tip this morning about a sighting at the residential towers of individuals involved in this alleged incident is unfounded as it was not supported by video evidence obtained by detectives," Guglielmi tweeted.

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Jussie Smollett is under arrest in custody of Chicago police

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"Empire" actor Jussie Smollett is under arrest and in the "custody of detectives" Thursday morning, Chicago police Chief Communications Officer Anthony Guglielmi said. Smollett, who had felony criminal charges approved against him Wednesday, turned himself in to police, authorities said.

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A devastating fire raced through densely packed buildings in a centuries-old district in Bangladesh's capital, killing at least 81 people, officials and witnesses said Thursday.

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DHAKA, Bangladesh - A devastating fire raced through densely packed buildings in a centuries-old district in Bangladesh's capital, killing at least 81 people, officials and witnesses said Thursday.

The fire in Dhaka's Chawkbazar area was mostly under control after more than 10 hours of frantic firefighting efforts. About 50 people were injured, with some critically burned.

The district dating to the Mughal era 400 years ago is crammed with buildings separated by narrow alleys, with residences commonly above shops, restaurants or warehouses on the ground floors. Denizens of the Muslim-majority nation throng to Chawkbazar each year for traditional goods to celebrate iftar, when the daily fast is broken during Ramadan.

"I was talking to a customer, suddenly he shouted at me, 'Fire! Fire!'" said Javed Hossain, a survivor who came to assess the damage to his grocery store Thursday afternoon. "I said 'Oh, Allah,' in a fraction of a second the fire caught my shop."

Hossain's brother took his hand and they leaped onto the street before the shop was engulfed in flames.

Outside the gutted store, the road was strewn with charred vehicles, pieces of still-burning metal and plastics and hundreds of cans of body deodorant.

The blaze started late Wednesday night in one building and quickly spread to others, fire department Director General Brig. Gen. Ali Ahmed said.

Many of the victims were trapped inside the buildings, said Mahfuz Riben, a control room official for the Fire Service and Civil Defense in Dhaka.

"Our teams are working there but many of the recovered bodies are beyond recognition. Our people are using body bags to send them to the hospital morgue, this is a very difficult situation," he told The Associated Press.

Another control room official, Russel Shikder, said 81 bodies had been recovered.

The fire services director, Maj. AKM Shakil Newaz, said many were taken to Dhaka Medical College Hospital. Ambulances were arriving carrying bodies, and relatives were mourning in front of the morgue.

First responders were delayed in reaching the site in part because nearby roads were closed for national holiday commemorations on Thursday. Just after midnight as the fire blazed, Bangladesh's prime minister and president laid wreaths at a monument less than a mile (1.3 kilometers) away to commemorate protesters who died in a 1952 demonstration for the right to speak Bengali, the local language.

Fire officials said the road closures worsened traffic, slowing down some of the fire trucks rushing to the site.

Most buildings in Chawkbazar are used both for residential and commercial purposes despite warnings of the potential for high fatalities from fires after one killed at least 123 people in 2010. Authorities had promised to bring the buildings under regulations and remove chemical warehouses from the residential buildings.

A government eviction drive in Chawkbazar and other areas of Old Dhaka was met with protests last May right before Eid, the beginning of Ramadan, by business owners and residents.

Dr. Md. Manjur Morshed, an assistant professor of urban planning at Khulna University of Engineering and Technology in Khulna, said government regulations are routinely flouted in Chawkbazar.

"This is a historic area with a distinct culture," he said. "They are not really abiding by the government's rules."

Such tragedies are shockingly common in Bangladesh, where fires, floods, ferry sinkings and other disasters regularly claim dozens of lives or more.

In 2012, a fire raced through a garment factory on the outskirts of Dhaka, killing at least 112 people trapped behind its locked gates. Less than six months later, another building housing garment factories collapsed, killing more than 1,100 people.

The death toll from the latest fire could still rise because some of the injured people were in critical condition, said Samanta Lal Sen, head of a burn unit in the Dhaka Medical College Hospital.

Sen said at least nine of the critically injured people were being treated in his unit.

Witnesses told local TV stations that many gas cylinders stored in the buildings continued to explode one after another. They said the fire also set off explosions in fuel tanks of some vehicles that were stuck in traffic in front of the destroyed buildings.

Some reports suggested many of the fatalities were pedestrians, shoppers or diners who died quickly as several gas cylinders exploded, and the fire engulfed nearby buildings very quickly.

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DHAKA, Bangladesh - A devastating fire raced through densely packed buildings in a centuries-old district in Bangladesh's capital, killing at least 81 people, officials and witnesses said Thursday. The fire in Dhaka's Chawkbazar area was mostly under control after more than 10 hours of frantic firefighting efforts.

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More than 70 dead in Dhaka fire that ripped through apartment blocks

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At least 59 people killed as fire rips through building in Dhaka

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At least 59 people have been killed after a fire tore through a residential building in a historic part of the Bangladesh capital Dhaka, the latest such deadly blaze in the south Asian nation.

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At least 78 people have been killed and 50 injured after a fire tore through apartment buildings and chemical warehouses in a historic part of the Bangladesh capital Dhaka, according to Mohammed Nurul Islam, a senior official with the Home Affairs Ministry.

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At least 59 people killed as fire rips through building in Dhaka

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At least 59 people have been killed after a fire tore through a residential building in a historic part of the Bangladesh capital Dhaka, the latest such deadly blaze in the south Asian nation.

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Georgia woman, 79, reportedly shoots at suspected home intruder

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A 79-year-old homeowner in Georgia reportedly fired off two shots during an attempted home invasion earlier this month.

The actions taken by the unidentified woman to ward off the intruder before responders could arrive at her residence on Feb. 12 were captured on her 911 call, ABC News reported Wednesday.

The woman was reportedly heard on the audio of the call, obtained by the outlet from Jackson County Emergency Services officials, confirming that someone "tried to get in the back door."
FIGHT OVER CHEEZ-ITS LEADS TO GEORGIA HOUSE ARSON: REPORT
In the midst of the alleged break-in, the woman shouted to the suspect, "I got something for you" before shooting a weapon, according to ABC News.

She later reportedly fired off a second shot after the individual managed to get inside and up to another floor of her home.

"I'm waiting on ya. When you come down them stairs, I'm gonna blow your damn brains out. I'm waiting," she shouted before taking the shot, according to ABC News.
MINNESOTA DENTIST CHARGED WITH SETTING FIRE TO NEIGHBOR'S BOATHOUSE AFTER FOOTPRINTS LED TO HIS HOME
The Jackson County Sheriff's Office shared a Facebook news release on Feb. 13 and confirmed that during the encounter, the homeowner "fired two shots toward the direction of the suspect."

"The homeowner heard someone trying to get in a window and went to her back door to look out, at which time a black male was standing there," the sheriff's office said. "The homeowner was armed and advised the suspect not to enter her house. A short time later, the homeowner heard glass break in the upstairs part of the residence."
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While authorities did not disclose the home owner's age or identity, WXIA reported her to be 79 years-old. The sheriff's office did not immediately return Fox News' request for confirmation.

The suspect - who was identified as Hans E. Rogers - was apprehended by authorities and charged with home invasion and burglary, according to the news release.
Fox News' Nicole Darrah contributed to this report.

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Georgia woman, 79, reportedly shoots at suspected home intruder: 'I got something for you'

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A 79-year-old homeowner in Georgia reportedly fired off two shots during an attempted home invasion earlier this month. The actions taken by the unidentified woman to ward off the intruder before responders could arrive at her residence on Feb. 12 were captured on her 911 call, ABC News reported Wednesday.

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Mom arrested for posting video of 2 students fighting on social media

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Mom arrested for posting video of 2 students fighting to social media

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Posting videos and photos depicting illegal activity on social media is against the law in Louisiana.

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catholic church abuse: women from french order speak out - cnn

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The sexual abuse of women by priests in one French order was so bad that a Pope intervened. These are the stories of women who say they lived through it.

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A bat and bloody baby toys are now part of evidence against Patrick Frazee, who is accused of killing his fiance.

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A bat and bloody baby toys: Inside the arrest affidavit in the Kelsey Berreth murder case

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Patrick Frazee is accused of killing Kelsey Berreth, who was his baby's mother.

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A fire in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, has killed at least 78 people and injured around 50 more people.

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At least 59 people have been killed after a fire tore through a residential building in a historic part of the Bangladesh capital Dhaka, the latest such deadly blaze in the south Asian nation.

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Whoopi Goldberg is not hosting the Oscars...that's it...

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'The View' confirms Whoopi Goldberg is not hosting the Oscars

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"She's not really even well enough to host the show right now," Joy Behar says about Whoopi Goldberg's absence from "The View." "Much less the Oscars."

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Jussie Smollett is now in custody after allegedly framing an attack on him. His sentence can range from probation to 3 years in prison.

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Note: You can watch the Chicago Police Department's news conference live in the video player at the top of the page beginning at 9 a.m. CT.

Actor Jussie Smollett turned himself in to police Thursday morning, a Chicago police spokesman said, on a felony charge of disorderly conduct in filing a false police report.

"Jussie Smollet [sic] is under arrest and in custody of detectives," Chicago police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi tweeted just before 5:30 a.m. Guglielmi confirmed to NBC Chicago that Smollett surrendered to police at around 5 a.m. at CPD's Central Booking station at West 18th Street and South State Street.

The "Empire" star was charged Wednesday with the class four felony, which carries a sentence ranging from probation to up to three years in prison, according to Chicago police and the Cook County state's attorney's office.

"Detectives will make contact with his legal team to negotiate a reasonable surrender for his arrest," Guglielmi had said in an earlier statement on Wednesday.

Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson was scheduled to address the case at 9 a.m. from CPD headquarters. Smollett was expected to appear in bond court at 1:30 p.m. Thursday afternoon.

"Like any other citizen, Mr. Smollett enjoys the presumption of innocence, particularly when there has been an investigation like this one where information, both true and false, has been repeatedly leaked," Smollett's legal team said in a statement Wednesday. "Given these circumstances, we intend to conduct a thorough investigation and to mount an aggressive defense."

Chicago police have confirmed that attorneys for Smollett had discussions with prosecutors, but details surrounding the dialogue were not released and Guglielmi declined to confirm reports that subpoenas had been issued for Smollett's phone and bank records.

Police said earlier this week that they wanted to re-interview Smollett in their investigation into an alleged attack he said he suffered in the city's Streeterville neighborhood three weeks prior.

Authorities said new information "shifted" their investigation of the reported assault, in which Smollett told authorities he was physically attacked as he was returning home from an early morning stop at a Subway restaurant. He said two masked men shouted racial, anti-gay slurs and "This is MAGA country!" as they looped a rope around his neck and poured an "unknown chemical substance" on him before running away.

Detectives questioned two brothers about the attack but released them late Friday without charges, Guglielmi said Saturday. Police said they had gleaned new information from their interrogation of the two men and they were no longer suspects.

Surveillance video taken at 10 a.m. on Jan. 28 appears to show brothers Abel and Ola Osundairo shopping at Beauty House at 1041 W. Wilson Ave. in the Uptown neighborhood.

The brothers can be seen making their way to the check out counter and purchasing several items, including two ski masks, gloves and baseball caps. The video then shows them walking to their vehicle.

The items are of interest because police said Smollett told them the attackers were wearing masks. The security guard working that day told NBC 5 he realized the brothers had been in the store last week and that he had helped them find the items they were looking for.

"I know it's them. I showed them the mask, we have them on video purchasing the mask. So there's no doubt in my mind," Montage Silas said.

The brothers were interviewed, arrested and later released without charges in connection to the alleged attack. Chicago police then said the brothers were being considered cooperating witnesses against Smollett.

A source familiar with the investigation told NBC's Andy Blankstein the investigation has shifted to whether Smollett paid the two men to fake the attack.

"This has been very traumatizing for them as well as everyone who knows this story and has heard this story," said Gloria Schmidt, attorney for the Osundairo brothers.

Guglielmi declined to comment on published reports that police believe Smollett staged the assault or that a grand jury may hear evidence in the case.

"We're not confirming, denying or commenting on anything until we can talk to him and we can corroborate some information that we've gotten," he said.

On Tuesday, Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx recused herself from the investigation into the alleged attack with little explanation.

"Out of an abundance of caution, the decision to recuse herself was made to address potential questions of impartiality based upon familiarity with potential witnesses in the case," a spokesperson said in an emailed statement Tuesday.

A statement from 20th Century Fox Television and Fox Entertainment issued Wednesday - before the charges were announced - said that despite the ongoing case, Smollett's character was "not being written out of the show."

"Jussie Smollett continues to be a consummate professional on set and as we have previously stated, he is not being written out of the show," Fox said of Smollett.

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Actor Jussie Smollett Under Arrest After Turning Himself in

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Note: You can watch the Chicago Police Department's news conference live in the video player at the top of the page beginning at 9 a.m. CT. Actor Jussie Smollett turned himself in to police Thursday morning, a Chicago police spokesman said, on a felony charge of disorderly conduct in filing a false police report.

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Alex Honnold was the first man to climb the 3,200ft "El Captian" without rope

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Any doubts as to whether Alex Honnold was the greatest rock-climber of all time were doused when the American did something that no-one thought was humanly possible.

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A man ran over a family of 8 after being asked to stop smoking around the family's children

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Police say an enraged driver plowed his car into a family of eight, including a baby and five children, outside a store in Rockland County Wednesday, killing a 32-year-old woman and injuring several others.

Police believe an argument between the family and the driver, identified as 35-year-old Jason Mendez, of Washingtonville, may have precipitated the afternoon attack at a 7-Eleven store in the Town of Haverstraw.

Police said the driver hit all eight members of the family and smashed into the storefront before he reversed the vehicle and drove forward again, striking the family a second time.

All of the family members were hospitalized. The woman was later pronounced dead. Police have not released her name. A 35-year-old man and six children, including a 2-year-old child, were treated for non-life threatening injuries.

The knife-wielding Mendez was arrested at the scene after police used a stun gun to subdue him.

"He didn't say anything initially to the police officers," said Haverstraw Police Capt. Martin Lund. "He refused to drop the knife. Then he was tazed at the scene and taken down."

Mendez pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on murder and attempted murder charges Wednesday night. It wasn't clear if he had a lawyer who could comment on the charges.

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Woman dead after driver plows into family in suburban NY

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Police say an enraged driver plowed his car into a family of eight, including a baby and five children, outside a store in Rockland County Wednesday, killing a 32-year-old woman and injuring several others. Police believe an argument between the family and the driver, identified as 35-year-old Jason Mendez, of Washingtonville, may have precipitated the afternoon attack at a 7-Eleven store in the Town of Haverstraw.

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School bus driver revived with Narcan after crashing with 12 students aboard

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A school bus driver was arrested after she overdosed while driving and crashed into a tree, Newark police said.

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A Pennsylvania Church administrator stole $1.2 million from the church to pay for personal things. Him and his wife are being charged with multiple counts.

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Authorities: Administrator, wife stole $1.2M from church

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Authorities say a western Pennsylvania church administrator stole $1.2 million that he and his wife used to pay for vacations, sports tickets and other personal expenses.

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Duke player sprained knee after freak shoe accident.

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It's got to be the shoes.

Nike is "working to identify the issue" after Duke freshman Zion Williamson had his shoe burst apart mid-game Wednesday, forcing the star to leave the nationally broadcast event against rival North Carolina with a sprained knee as a packed house -- that included former President Barack Obama -- looked on.
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"We are obviously concerned and want to wish Zion a speedy recovery," Nike said in a statement obtained by ESPN. "The quality and performance of our products are of utmost importance. While this is an isolated occurrence, we are working to identify the issue."

Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski described the injury as "a mild knee sprain" and said it was "stable." He said information on how much time the 18-year-old could miss would be available Thursday.

Thirty-six seconds into the game, Williamson grabbed his right knee in pain after slipping awkwardly and falling when his left shoe split apart as he planted hard while dribbling near the free throw line. The blue rubber sole ripped loose from the white shoe, with Williamson's foot sliding through the gap.
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Obama, who was watching from the stands, was seen on camera pointing and exclaiming, "His shoe broke!" He later tweeted a personal get-well message for Williamson after leaving the game to rousing cheers from the crowd.

"Zion Williamson seems like an outstanding young man as well as an outstanding basketball player," the former president wrote. "Wishing him a speedy recovery."

Nike, once known for its popular "It's Gotta Be the Shoes" 1980s ad campaign with Michael Jordan, was skewered on social media following the footwear debacle.

Puma, a competing sportswear company, appeared to tweet and later delete a post to its Puma Basketball account that said: "Wouldn't have happened in the pumas."

Nike has had issues with basketball apparel before. Since becoming the official NBA uniform supplier in 2017, multiple players have had their jerseys rip, Bloomberg reported.

Nike stock was marked 1.61 percent lower in pre-market trading Thursday morning as the company begins to grapple with the public relations nightmare following the sneaker incident, The Street reported.
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After Williamson limped off the court, No. 8 North Carolina took advantage of the freshman phenom's absence to beat the Blue Devils 88-72.

"We miss him as a player, but it's not just that," Duke forward Cam Reddish said via the team's Twitter page. "He is also the source of our energy. So, without him on the floor, that energy is missing. We have to be back in the gym tomorrow, figuring out how to find that energy while he is gone."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Nike 'working to identify issue' after Duke star Zion Williamson sprains knee when shoe bursts open

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It's got to be the shoes. Nike is "working to identify the issue" after Duke freshman Zion Williamson had his shoe burst apart mid-game Wednesday, forcing the star to leave the nationally broadcast event against rival North Carolina with a sprained knee as a packed house -- that included former President Barack Obama -- looked on.

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As people are opening up about their abuse by church members more or encouraged to share their story.

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The sexual abuse of women by priests in one French order was so bad that a Pope intervened. These are the stories of women who say they lived through it.