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&#151; -- Pharmacists have been asked to be on alert for the Tennessee teacher who allegedly kidnapped his 15-year-old student because the 50-year-old, who has been on the run for nearly one month, likely needs a refill of his blood pressure medication, the local district attorney said.

Tad Cummins, a married father and grandfather, and 15-year-old Elizabeth Thomas have been missing since Cummins allegedly kidnapped the teenager on March 13. Surveillance images showed the pair at a Wal-Mart in Oklahoma City two days after they disappeared, but there have been no other credible sightings.

Police obtained surveillance images from a Walmart in Oklahoma City, March 15, 2017, showing Tad Cummins and Elizabeth Thomas shopping at the store.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation

Brent Cooper, the district attorney for Maury County, Tennessee, told ABC News on Tuesday that Cummins is on medication to control his blood pressure and should need a refill, so pharmacists should be mindful of customers who look like Cummins or Thomas.

Cooper also told ABC News that Cummins left a note for his wife the morning he vanished. Cooper didn't provide details on what was in the note, but said it appeared to have been a diversion to throw investigators off the trail.

A lawyer for Cummins' wife, Jill Cummins, said that she has filed for divorce.

Tad Cummins, who was fired one day after the alleged kidnapping, is wanted on allegations of aggravated kidnapping and sexual contact with a minor. An Amber Alert has been issued for Elizabeth.

Pictured is Elizabeth Thomas, the subject of a statewide AMBER Alert in Tennessee.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has said that Tad Cummins "may have been abusing his role as a teacher to groom [the teen] ... in an effort to lure and potentially sexually exploit her."

One of Elizabeth's schoolmates reported seeing a kiss between Tad Cummins and Elizabeth in his classroom on Jan. 23, according to a school district investigative report, but both denied the claim. A school report from January stated that neither one "admitted to behaving inappropriately towards the other."

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation released a photo of Tad Cummins and Elizabeth Thomas at school in January.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation

According to law enforcement officials, Tad Cummins researched teen marriage online, specifically the age of consent.

Authorities are asking that anyone with information call 1-800-TBI-FIND and that anyone who sees a car with Tennessee license plate number 976-ZPT call 911.
ABC News' Eva Pilgrim, Lauren Putrino and Glenn Ruppel contributed to this report.

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Tad Cummins, ex-teacher suspected of kidnapping student, may need medication, left note for wife

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151; -- Pharmacists have been asked to be on alert for the Tennessee teacher who allegedly kidnapped his 15-year-old student because the 50-year-old, who has been on the run for nearly one month, likely needs a refill of his blood pressure medication, the local district attorney said.

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&#151; -- Pharmacists have been asked to be on alert for the Tennessee teacher who allegedly kidnapped his 15-year-old student because the 50-year-old, who has been on the run for nearly one month, likely needs a refill of his blood pressure medication, the local district attorney said.

Tad Cummins, a married father and grandfather, and 15-year-old Elizabeth Thomas have been missing since Cummins allegedly kidnapped the teenager on March 13. Surveillance images showed the pair at a Wal-Mart in Oklahoma City two days after they disappeared, but there have been no other credible sightings.

Police obtained surveillance images from a Walmart in Oklahoma City, March 15, 2017, showing Tad Cummins and Elizabeth Thomas shopping at the store.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation

Brent Cooper, the district attorney for Maury County, Tennessee, told ABC News on Tuesday that Cummins is on medication to control his blood pressure and should need a refill, so pharmacists should be mindful of customers who look like Cummins or Thomas.

Cooper also told ABC News that Cummins left a note for his wife the morning he vanished. Cooper didn't provide details on what was in the note, but said it appeared to have been a diversion to throw investigators off the trail.

A lawyer for Cummins' wife, Jill Cummins, said that she has filed for divorce.

Tad Cummins, who was fired one day after the alleged kidnapping, is wanted on allegations of aggravated kidnapping and sexual contact with a minor. An Amber Alert has been issued for Elizabeth.

Pictured is Elizabeth Thomas, the subject of a statewide AMBER Alert in Tennessee.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has said that Tad Cummins "may have been abusing his role as a teacher to groom [the teen] ... in an effort to lure and potentially sexually exploit her."

One of Elizabeth's schoolmates reported seeing a kiss between Tad Cummins and Elizabeth in his classroom on Jan. 23, according to a school district investigative report, but both denied the claim. A school report from January stated that neither one "admitted to behaving inappropriately towards the other."

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation released a photo of Tad Cummins and Elizabeth Thomas at school in January.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation

According to law enforcement officials, Tad Cummins researched teen marriage online, specifically the age of consent.

Authorities are asking that anyone with information call 1-800-TBI-FIND and that anyone who sees a car with Tennessee license plate number 976-ZPT call 911.
ABC News' Eva Pilgrim, Lauren Putrino and Glenn Ruppel contributed to this report.

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Tad Cummins, ex-teacher suspected of kidnapping student, may need medication, left note for wife

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151; -- Pharmacists have been asked to be on alert for the Tennessee teacher who allegedly kidnapped his 15-year-old student because the 50-year-old, who has been on the run for nearly one month, likely needs a refill of his blood pressure medication, the local district attorney said.

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US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Not a lot of information on everything the two discussed.

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Despite speculations to the contrary, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Some observers claimed this wouldn't happen due to the tension between the two nations.
READ MORE: Tillerson & Lavrov meet for talks in Moscow after 'chemical attack' & Tomahawk strike in Syria
The top US diplomat is visiting Moscow amid a conflict over the alleged use of chemical weapons in Syria. The US blamed the incident, which happened almost two weeks ago, on Damascus, and retaliated with a barrage of cruise missiles targeting a Syrian airbase.

Russia called it a possible false flag operation and said the US attack was an act of international aggression. It also said more provocative incidents involving toxic agents may follow in Syria, now that the Trump administration has demonstrated it can be baited into the reaction that the enemies of Damascus want from it.

Moscow believes a proper investigation, including at the scene of the reported attack, is necessary to establish the truth.

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Despite speculations to the contrary, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Some observers claimed this wouldn't happen due to the tension between the two nations.

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Orgeon man, 2 daughters dead after officer -involved shootout.

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A father and his two young daughters are dead Wednesday following a shootout with police in Oregon, according to a report.

The girls' mother called police around 12:30 a.m. saying the 42-year-old man took her daughters, ages 8 and 11, and was "armed, dangerous and suicidal," KATU.com reported.

Police spotted the dad's SUV about 90 minutes later in northeast Portland and exchanged gun fire with the man.
PENNSYLVANIA DAYCARE WORKER CHARGED WITH ABUSING 5 MONTH OLD
At one point, there was a fire inside the SUV, but police aren't sure how it began.

The dad and two girls were dead at the scene, but it's unclear how they died, police said.

"It's one of those situations that we don't know exactly what we're walking into," said Gresham Police Sgt. John Rasmussen. "So when we pull up to a situation, we're trying to assess what's going to happen, and then things unfold very rapidly, and maybe that initial thought of how this might go changes very quickly."
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A father and his two young daughters are dead Wednesday following a shootout with police in Oregon, according to a report. The girls' mother called police around 12:30 a.m. saying the 42-year-old man took her daughters, ages 8 and 11, and was "armed, dangerous and suicidal," KATU.com reported.

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Researchers in the United Kingdom have developed a graphene-based sieve that can filter salt out of seawater, a development that could provide drinking water to millions of people around the globe.

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The applications could be a game-changer in countries where access to safe, clean, drinkable water is severely limited.

Graphene -- an ultra-thin sheet of carbon atoms organized in a hexagonal lattice -- was first identified at the University of Manchester in 2002 and has since been hailed as a "wonder material," with scientists racing to develop inexpensive graphene-based barriers for desalination on an industrial scale.

Now, the team at Manchester has used a compound of graphene,known as graphene oxide, to create a rigid sieve that could filter out salt using less energy.

Overcoming hurdles

In recent years, there had been some success in water filtration using graphene oxide to sift out other smaller nanoparticles and organic molecules.

But researchers had struggled to move forward after finding that the membrane's pores would swell up when immersed in water, allowing particles to continue to pass through.

Rahul Nair's team at Manchester now claims it has discovered how to control of the expansion and size of the pores.

Writing Monday in the Nature Nanotechnology journal, the team revealed it was able to restrict pore-swelling by coating the material with epoxy resin composite that prevented the sieve from expanding. This means common salt crystals could continue to be filtered out, whileleaving behind uncontaminated, clean, drinking water.

The discovery is "a significant step forward and will open new possibilities for improving the efficiency of desalination technology," Nair said in a statementfrom the university.

"This is the first clear-cut experiment in this regime. We also demonstrate that there are realistic possibilities to scale up the described approach and mass produce graphene-based membranes with required sieve sizes," he added.

Global implications

Boosting global access to water is critical. By 2025, 14% of the global population will suffer from water scarcity, the United Nations predicts. In addition, climate change is expected to wreak havoc on urban water supplies, with decreased rainfall and rising temperatures expected to fuel demand.

Cities have been investing heavily in diversifying their water supplies, including developing new desalination technologies to make seawater potable. But existing, industrial-scale desalination plants can be costly and normally involve one of two methods: distillation through thermal energy, or filtration of salt from water using polymer-based membranes.

These techniques have drawn criticism from environmentalists, who argue they involve large amounts of energy, produce greenhouse gases and can be harm marine organisms.

The graphene-oxide breakthrough has been welcomed by scientists in the field as a promising development, but some are cautious of the next steps.

"The selective separation of water molecules from ions by physical restriction of interlayer spacing opens the door to the synthesis of inexpensive membranes for desalination," wrote Ram Devanathan of the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, in an accompanying news-and-views article in the journal.

More work still needs to be done to test the durability of the barriers and to confirm the membrane is resistant to "fouling by organics, salt and biological material," he said.

Water treatment with membranes that separate water molecules from ions, pathogens and pollutants has been proposed as an energy-efficient solution to the freshwater crisis, Devanathan added.

"The ultimate goal is to create a filtration device that will produce potable water from seawater or waste water with minimal energy input."

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The applications could be a game-changer in countries where access to safe, clean, drinkable water is severely limited. Graphene -- an ultra-thin sheet of carbon atoms organized in a hexagonal lattice -- was first identified at the University of Manchester in 2002 and has since been hailed as a "wonder material," with scientists racing to develop inexpensive graphene-based barriers for desalination on an industrial scale.

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Tyga handcuffed after traffic stop in LA

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Tyga - the one-name rapper best known for dating Kylie Jenner - was handcuffed early Wednesday morning after a traffic stop, CNN has confirmed.

He was pulled over around 1:30 a.m., shortly after leaving Hollywood's Avenue nightclub, according to LAPD Public Information Officer Liliana Preciado.

Tyga, whose real name is Michael Ray Stevenson, was driving a Mercedes G-Series with temporary tags when officers stopped him. Preciado told CNN that due to all the paparazzi at the location, they transported Tyga to their Hollywood station to conduct a field sobriety test.

Anyone transported in a police car is routinely handcuffed, Preciado said.

Tyga was released after passing the sobriety test and was cited for a minor traffic violation, she said.

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Earlier in the day, he posted a picture of himself on Instagram, standing on the running board of his new ride.

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Tyga handcuffed after traffic stop in Los Angeles | CNN

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Tyga - the one-name rapper best known for dating Kylie Jenner - was handcuffed early Wednesday morning after a traffic stop, CNN has confirmed. He was pulled over around 1:30 a.m., shortly after leaving Hollywood's Avenue nightclub, according to LAPD Public Information Officer Liliana Preciado.

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A man was killed and his two young daughters were found dead after a shooting situation involving police in Oregon early Wednesday morning. The shootout happened in northeast Portland around 1:30 a.m. in the parking lot of a plasma center. Portland police initially responded to a report of a domestic incident in northeast Portland around 12:30 a.m. Police said a woman had contacted officers saying her husband and her young daughters were missing and she was concerned for their safety.

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A father and his two young daughters are dead Wednesday following a shootout with police in Oregon, according to a report.

The girls' mother called police around 12:30 a.m. saying the 42-year-old man took her daughters, ages 8 and 11, and was "armed, dangerous and suicidal," KATU.com reported.

Police spotted the dad's SUV about 90 minutes later in northeast Portland and exchanged gun fire with the man.
PENNSYLVANIA DAYCARE WORKER CHARGED WITH ABUSING 5 MONTH OLD
At one point, there was a fire inside the SUV, but police aren't sure how it began.

The dad and two girls were dead at the scene, but it's unclear how they died, police said.

"It's one of those situations that we don't know exactly what we're walking into," said Gresham Police Sgt. John Rasmussen. "So when we pull up to a situation, we're trying to assess what's going to happen, and then things unfold very rapidly, and maybe that initial thought of how this might go changes very quickly."
Story first appeared in the New York Post.

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Police: Man, 2 daughters dead after officer-involved shootout

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A father and his two young daughters are dead Wednesday following a shootout with police in Oregon, according to a report. The girls' mother called police around 12:30 a.m. saying the 42-year-old man took her daughters, ages 8 and 11, and was "armed, dangerous and suicidal," KATU.com reported.

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8-year-old drives younger sister to McDonald's after craving a burger

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An 8-year-old Ohio boy wanted a cheeseburger so badly, he got behind the wheel of his dad's van and took matters into his own hands, police said.

The boy said it was simple: He just watched some YouTube videos on how to drive a car, according to investigators. Before long, they said he chauffeured his sister effortlessly to the McDonald's half a mile from his East Palestine home while his parents were sleeping.
3 CANADIANS DROVE 500 MILES TO TRY MCDONALD'S PIZZA
Witnesses said the 8-year-old obeyed all traffic laws like making sure to stop properly at red lights, waiting for traffic to pass before taking a left turn, and staying within the speed limits, Fox 5 reported.

When the two siblings pulled up to the drive-through window with piggy bank money in tow, the McDonald's workers were convinced this was all a prank.

"The workers thought that the parents were in the back, but obviously they weren't," responding patrolman Jacob Koehler told WFMJ.
NORTH CAROLINA MCDONALD'S DRIVE-THRU ALLEGEDLY HACKED
When confronted by the police, the boy realized he had done something wrong and told Koehler through tears that he just really wanted a cheeseburger, according to the Weirton Daily Times.

The children did get to eat at McDonald's while they waited for their grandparents to pick them up. No charges are being filed.

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An 8-year-old Ohio boy wanted a cheeseburger so badly, he got behind the wheel of his dad's van and took matters into his own hands, police said. The boy said it was simple: He just watched some YouTube videos on how to drive a car, according to investigators.

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Tyga handcuffed after traffic stop in Los Angeles

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Tyga - the one-name rapper best known for dating Kylie Jenner - was handcuffed early Wednesday morning after a traffic stop, CNN has confirmed.

He was pulled over around 1:30 a.m., shortly after leaving Hollywood's Avenue nightclub, according to LAPD Public Information Officer Liliana Preciado.

Tyga, whose real name is Michael Ray Stevenson, was driving a Mercedes G-Series with temporary tags when officers stopped him. Preciado told CNN that due to all the paparazzi at the location, they transported Tyga to their Hollywood station to conduct a field sobriety test.

Anyone transported in a police car is routinely handcuffed, Preciado said.

Tyga was released after passing the sobriety test and was cited for a minor traffic violation, she said.

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Earlier in the day, he posted a picture of himself on Instagram, standing on the running board of his new ride.

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Tyga handcuffed after traffic stop in Los Angeles | CNN

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Tyga - the one-name rapper best known for dating Kylie Jenner - was handcuffed early Wednesday morning after a traffic stop, CNN has confirmed. He was pulled over around 1:30 a.m., shortly after leaving Hollywood's Avenue nightclub, according to LAPD Public Information Officer Liliana Preciado.

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Khloe kardashian says she's ready to marry Tristan Thompson

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Pharmacists have been asked to be on alert for the Tennessee teacher who allegedly kidnapped his 15-year-old student because the 50-year-old, who has been on the run for nearly one month, likely needs a refill of his blood pressure medication, the local district attorney said.

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&#151; -- Pharmacists have been asked to be on alert for the Tennessee teacher who allegedly kidnapped his 15-year-old student because the 50-year-old, who has been on the run for nearly one month, likely needs a refill of his blood pressure medication, the local district attorney said.

Tad Cummins, a married father and grandfather, and 15-year-old Elizabeth Thomas have been missing since Cummins allegedly kidnapped the teenager on March 13. Surveillance images showed the pair at a Wal-Mart in Oklahoma City two days after they disappeared, but there have been no other credible sightings.

Police obtained surveillance images from a Walmart in Oklahoma City, March 15, 2017, showing Tad Cummins and Elizabeth Thomas shopping at the store.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation

Brent Cooper, the district attorney for Maury County, Tennessee, told ABC News on Tuesday that Cummins is on medication to control his blood pressure and should need a refill, so pharmacists should be mindful of customers who look like Cummins or Thomas.

Cooper also told ABC News that Cummins left a note for his wife the morning he vanished. Cooper didn't provide details on what was in the note, but said it appeared to have been a diversion to throw investigators off the trail.

A lawyer for Cummins' wife, Jill Cummins, said that she has filed for divorce.

Tad Cummins, who was fired one day after the alleged kidnapping, is wanted on allegations of aggravated kidnapping and sexual contact with a minor. An Amber Alert has been issued for Elizabeth.

Pictured is Elizabeth Thomas, the subject of a statewide AMBER Alert in Tennessee.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has said that Tad Cummins "may have been abusing his role as a teacher to groom [the teen] ... in an effort to lure and potentially sexually exploit her."

One of Elizabeth's schoolmates reported seeing a kiss between Tad Cummins and Elizabeth in his classroom on Jan. 23, according to a school district investigative report, but both denied the claim. A school report from January stated that neither one "admitted to behaving inappropriately towards the other."

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation released a photo of Tad Cummins and Elizabeth Thomas at school in January.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation

According to law enforcement officials, Tad Cummins researched teen marriage online, specifically the age of consent.

Authorities are asking that anyone with information call 1-800-TBI-FIND and that anyone who sees a car with Tennessee license plate number 976-ZPT call 911.
ABC News' Eva Pilgrim, Lauren Putrino and Glenn Ruppel contributed to this report.

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Tad Cummins, ex-teacher suspected of kidnapping student, may need medication, left note for wife

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151; -- Pharmacists have been asked to be on alert for the Tennessee teacher who allegedly kidnapped his 15-year-old student because the 50-year-old, who has been on the run for nearly one month, likely needs a refill of his blood pressure medication, the local district attorney said.

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A church in Alabama is pressing to get their own police force. The church has over 4,000 members.

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people in Taiwan have been eating dog and cat meat so that has been banned

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The island's official Central News Agency (CNA) said the revision showed the transition "from a society in which dog meat was regularly consumed" to where "many people treat pet cats and dogs as valued members of their families."

Previously, the Animal Protection Act only covered the slaughter and sale of dog and cat meat. Individuals who eat or trade dog or cat meat can now be fined between $1,640 to $8,200.

The amendment also bans "walking" the pet on a leash pulled by cars and motorcycles and raises the penalty for cruelty to animals.

Taiwan has doubled the maximum prison term for animal cruelty to two years and raised the fine up to $65,500 for any act that deliberately harms animals and results in mangled limbs, organ failure or death.

Violators may also see their names, photos and crimes publicized, according to Taiwan's Central News Agency.

Animal lovers pushed for the amendment after a string of shocking animal abuse cases.

Last year, a video showing a group of military personnel beating up a dog, strangling it and tossing the body into the ocean sparked public protests. Taiwan's minister of defense apologized to the public over the incident.

Dog meat is consumed in many parts of Asia including China, the Philippines, Korea and Indonesia, according to the Humane Society International.

China has long been criticized for its annual dog meat festival in Yulin, southern China, where 10,000 dogs are slaughtered and served as meals.

However, there's growing opposition in China to the consumption of dog meat. A 2015 survey by AnimalsAsia showed nearly half of the 3,221 people it asked believed that killing dogs or cats for consumption should be illegal.

According to the English-language China Daily newspaper, there were more than 100 million registered pets in China in 2015. Dogs and cats make up the majority.

Intern Jinman Li contributed to this report.

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The island's official Central News Agency (CNA) said the revision showed the transition "from a society in which dog meat was regularly consumed" to where "many people treat pet cats and dogs as valued members of their families." Previously, the Animal Protection Act only covered the slaughter and sale of dog and cat meat.

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Russian nuclear-capable bombers fly near Japan: For the first time in nearly 3 months, Russia flew nuclear-capable ¨Bear¨ bombers near Japan,Wednesday the latest of increasing tensions in the region.

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For the first time in nearly three months, Russia flew nuclear-capable "Bear" bombers near Japan, Wednesday, the latest sign of increasing tensions in the region, two US officials tell Fox News.

The officials said three Russian Tu-95 Bear bombers took off from a base in eastern Russia flying in the Sea of Japan and remained in international airspace.

One US official described the Russian bomber flight as "clearly meant to send a message."

This latest provocation from Russia comes as Secretary of State Rex Tillerson visits Moscow, Wednesday, the first visit by a cabinet member to Russia since President Trump assumed office.

Joining the three Russian long-range bombers was a IL-20 spy plane.

The Russian bombers took off Wednesday from an air base in Ukrainka in eastern Russia, home to one of Russia's largest fleet of strategic bombers.

In late January, a pair of Russian bombers circumnavigated Japan for the first time in a year.

On July 4 th in 2015, Russian bombers flew 40 miles off the coast of California on the same day Russian President Vladimir Putin called President Obama to wish him a happy Independence Day.

Lucas Tomlinson is the Pentagon and State Department producer for Fox News Channel. You can follow him on Twitter: @LucasFoxNews

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For the first time in nearly three months, Russia flew nuclear-capable "Bear" bombers near Japan, Wednesday, the latest sign of increasing tensions in the region, two US officials tell Fox News. The officials said three Russian Tu-95 Bear bombers took off from a base in eastern Russia flying in the Sea of Japan and remained in international airspace.

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Tyga handcuffed after traffic stop in Los Angles.

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Tyga - the one-name rapper best known for dating Kylie Jenner - was handcuffed early Wednesday morning after a traffic stop, CNN has confirmed.

He was pulled over around 1:30 a.m., shortly after leaving Hollywood's Avenue nightclub, according to LAPD Public Information Officer Liliana Preciado.

Tyga, whose real name is Michael Ray Stevenson, was driving a Mercedes G-Series with temporary tags when officers stopped him. Preciado told CNN that due to all the paparazzi at the location, they transported Tyga to their Hollywood station to conduct a field sobriety test.

Anyone transported in a police car is routinely handcuffed, Preciado said.

Tyga was released after passing the sobriety test and was cited for a minor traffic violation, she said.

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Earlier in the day, he posted a picture of himself on Instagram, standing on the running board of his new ride.

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Tyga handcuffed after traffic stop in Los Angeles | CNN

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Tyga - the one-name rapper best known for dating Kylie Jenner - was handcuffed early Wednesday morning after a traffic stop, CNN has confirmed. He was pulled over around 1:30 a.m., shortly after leaving Hollywood's Avenue nightclub, according to LAPD Public Information Officer Liliana Preciado.

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Tyga -- the one-name rapper best known for dating Kylie Jenner -- was handcuffed early Wednesday morning after a traffic stop, CNN has confirmed.

He was pulled over around 1:30 a.m., shortly after leaving Hollywood's Avenue nightclub, according to LAPD Public Information Officer Liliana Preciado.

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Story highlights

Tyga - the one-name rapper best known for dating Kylie Jenner - was handcuffed early Wednesday morning after a traffic stop, CNN has confirmed.

He was pulled over around 1:30 a.m., shortly after leaving Hollywood's Avenue nightclub, according to LAPD Public Information Officer Liliana Preciado.

Tyga, whose real name is Michael Ray Stevenson, was driving a Mercedes G-Series with temporary tags when officers stopped him. Preciado told CNN that due to all the paparazzi at the location, they transported Tyga to their Hollywood station to conduct a field sobriety test.

Anyone transported in a police car is routinely handcuffed, Preciado said.

Tyga was released after passing the sobriety test and was cited for a minor traffic violation, she said.

Instagram post not found.

Post has been removed or is no longer public.

Earlier in the day, he posted a picture of himself on Instagram, standing on the running board of his new ride.

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Tyga handcuffed after traffic stop in Los Angeles | CNN

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Tyga - the one-name rapper best known for dating Kylie Jenner - was handcuffed early Wednesday morning after a traffic stop, CNN has confirmed. He was pulled over around 1:30 a.m., shortly after leaving Hollywood's Avenue nightclub, according to LAPD Public Information Officer Liliana Preciado.

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Mr. Kohl- Skipping Rocks Lab's, based in London, goal is to make plastic packaging disappear. Their first product, Ooho!, is a sustainable packaging alternative to plastic bottles and cups, made from a seaweed extract. It is entirely biodegradable and so natural you can actually eat it.

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Mr. Kohl- Skipping Rocks Lab's, based in London, goal is to make plastic packaging disappear. Their first product, Ooho!, is a sustainable packaging alternative to plastic bottles and cups, made from a seaweed extract. It is entirely biodegradable and so natural you can actually eat it.

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These Edible Water Bottles Will Eliminate The Need For Plastic Packaging

Skipping Rocks Lab's goal is to make plastic packaging disappear. Their firt product, Ooho!, is a sustainable packaging alternative to plastic bottles and cups, made from a seaweed extract. It is entirely biodegradable and so natural you can actually eat it.

"Our packaging is cheaper than plastic and can encapsulate any beverage including water, soft drinks, spirits, and even cosmetics."

Watch the video here:

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These Edible Water Bottles Will Eliminate The Need For Plastic Packaging

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Skipping Rocks Lab's goal is to make plastic packaging disappear. Their firt product, Ooho!, is a sustainable packaging alternative to plastic bottles and cups, made from a seaweed extract. It is entirely biodegradable and so natural you can actually eat