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A fire started at the top of the Trump Tower, which resulted in 3 people getting injured.

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The Fire Department of New York said the fire was in the building's heating, ventilation and air conditioning unit and is now under control.

The injuries were to a firefighter who was hurt when debris fell on him and an engineer who attempted to put out the fire with an extinguisher and inhaled smoke, said FDNY Manhattan Borough Commander Roger Sakowich. The engineer refused medical attention.

Ken Reilly, a spokesman for the department, said the fire was reported shortly before 7 a.m. ET. It took about an hour to take control of the blaze, Sakowich said.

Sakowich said there were no smoke or fire conditions inside the building but authorities are investigating to see if there is any damage. The building wasn't evacuated during the incident, the FDNY said.

CNN's Sarah Jorgensen contributed to this report.

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The Fire Department of New York said the fire was in the building's heating, ventilation and air conditioning unit and is now under control. The injuries were to a firefighter who was hurt when debris fell on him and an engineer who attempted to put out the fire with an extinguisher and inhaled smoke, said FDNY Manhattan Borough Commander Roger Sakowich.

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Oprah Winfrey's speech has caused an up roar of fans, that can't wait for her to be 2020's President.

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In the true fashion of a politician considering a run, she's played coy on the subject in the past (using the word "Never!" multiple times), but Winfrey's impassioned remarks on the #MeToo movement and forward-looking tone didn't do much to put rest to the rumors that she could put her hat in the 2020 ring.

And according to two of Winfrey's close friends who requested anonymity to speak freely, Winfrey is " actively thinking" about running for president in 2020.

A spokesperson for OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network did not immediately respond to CNN's request for comment on her intentions.

But Winfrey has addressed a potential run for office several times since the 2016 election.

"Now I'm thinking ..."

Weeks after the election, Winfrey signaled that President Donald Trump's 2016 victory may have been her "aha moment."

Asked in an interview with fellow billionaire David Rubenstein whether she may be able to break the glass ceiling to be elected president, Winfrey smiled.

"I actually never thought that that was - I never considered the conversation even a possibility. I just thought, oh, oh," she said in a December 2016 conversation with on Bloomberg's "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations."

She followed up, "No, that won't be happening, but I mean, I did used to think, well gee, you had to know so much more than I thought you had to know."

"It's clear that you don't need government experience to be elected president of the United States, right?" Rubenstein asked.

"That's what I thought," Winfrey responded. "I thought, 'Oh gee, I don't have the experience, I don't know enough. And now I'm thinking, 'Oh! Oh.'"

In January 2017, late night host Stephen Colbert asked Winfrey whether her friend, former first lady Michelle Obama, would run for political office.

"Never!" Winfrey exclaimed.

Colbert followed up: "Is there any other charismatic African-American woman that both sides of the political aisle really love?"

"Never!" she repeated. "Never. Never. No, no."

"I will never run"

Winfrey strongly shut down speculation that she would run for president in June 2017 during a podcast with The Hollywood Reporter.

Asked whether she'd win in a race against Trump, she said she didn't know, but that doesn't matter.

"I will never have to know the answer to that, because I will never run for public office," she said.

"VOTE of confidence"

In September, columnist John Podhoretz wrote in the New York Post that Winfrey is "uniquely positioned, should she wish to commit herself, to seek the Democratic nomination for president and challenge Trump in 2020."

Winfrey linked to the column to her 40-plus million Twitter followers, writing, "@jpodhoretz Thanks for your VOTE of confidence!"

"There will be no running for office"

Winfrey appeared on CBS's "This Morning" in October to talk about a story she worked on as a correspondent for "60 Minutes."

"2020, I'm wondering if you've narrowed down your shortlist of VP candidates," co-anchor and best friend Gayle King joked.

"She's lost her mind now," Winfrey said.

But King pushed back: "People ask it all the time. Even I am now starting to think the rules have changed about running for president."

"There will be no running for office of any kind for me," Winfrey insisted, pivoting back to the topic at hand: "I thought you wanted to talk about my '60 Minutes' piece."

But the strongest indication to date that Winfrey is thinking about her political future came Sunday evening as she accepted the Cecil B. DeMille award, speaking not about herself or any election, but about the #MeToo movement.

"What I know for sure," Winfrey said, echoing the title of her 2011 book of life lessons, "is that speaking your truth is the most powerful tool we all have. And I'm especially proud and inspired by all the women who have felt strong enough and empowered enough to speak up and share their personal stories. Each of us in this room are celebrated because of the stories that we tell, and this year we became the story."

Her remarks took on the tone of a forward-looking campaign stump speech.

"A new day is on the horizon! And when that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men, fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say 'Me too' again," she said.

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In the true fashion of a politician considering a run, she's played coy on the subject in the past (using the word "Never!" multiple times), but Winfrey's impassioned remarks on the #MeToo movement and forward-looking tone didn't do much to put rest to the rumors that she could put her hat in the 2020 ring.

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Oprah Winfrey's speech rocked the Golden Globes Sunday evening, fueling speculation that the influential media personality could have her sights set on the 2020 presidential race.

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In the true fashion of a politician considering a run, she's played coy on the subject in the past (using the word "Never!" multiple times), but Winfrey's impassioned remarks on the #MeToo movement and forward-looking tone didn't do much to put rest to the rumors that she could put her hat in the 2020 ring.

And according to two of Winfrey's close friends who requested anonymity to speak freely, Winfrey is " actively thinking" about running for president in 2020.

A spokesperson for OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network did not immediately respond to CNN's request for comment on her intentions.

But Winfrey has addressed a potential run for office several times since the 2016 election.

"Now I'm thinking ..."

Weeks after the election, Winfrey signaled that President Donald Trump's 2016 victory may have been her "aha moment."

Asked in an interview with fellow billionaire David Rubenstein whether she may be able to break the glass ceiling to be elected president, Winfrey smiled.

"I actually never thought that that was - I never considered the conversation even a possibility. I just thought, oh, oh," she said in a December 2016 conversation with on Bloomberg's "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations."

She followed up, "No, that won't be happening, but I mean, I did used to think, well gee, you had to know so much more than I thought you had to know."

"It's clear that you don't need government experience to be elected president of the United States, right?" Rubenstein asked.

"That's what I thought," Winfrey responded. "I thought, 'Oh gee, I don't have the experience, I don't know enough. And now I'm thinking, 'Oh! Oh.'"

In January 2017, late night host Stephen Colbert asked Winfrey whether her friend, former first lady Michelle Obama, would run for political office.

"Never!" Winfrey exclaimed.

Colbert followed up: "Is there any other charismatic African-American woman that both sides of the political aisle really love?"

"Never!" she repeated. "Never. Never. No, no."

"I will never run"

Winfrey strongly shut down speculation that she would run for president in June 2017 during a podcast with The Hollywood Reporter.

Asked whether she'd win in a race against Trump, she said she didn't know, but that doesn't matter.

"I will never have to know the answer to that, because I will never run for public office," she said.

"VOTE of confidence"

In September, columnist John Podhoretz wrote in the New York Post that Winfrey is "uniquely positioned, should she wish to commit herself, to seek the Democratic nomination for president and challenge Trump in 2020."

Winfrey linked to the column to her 40-plus million Twitter followers, writing, "@jpodhoretz Thanks for your VOTE of confidence!"

"There will be no running for office"

Winfrey appeared on CBS's "This Morning" in October to talk about a story she worked on as a correspondent for "60 Minutes."

"2020, I'm wondering if you've narrowed down your shortlist of VP candidates," co-anchor and best friend Gayle King joked.

"She's lost her mind now," Winfrey said.

But King pushed back: "People ask it all the time. Even I am now starting to think the rules have changed about running for president."

"There will be no running for office of any kind for me," Winfrey insisted, pivoting back to the topic at hand: "I thought you wanted to talk about my '60 Minutes' piece."

But the strongest indication to date that Winfrey is thinking about her political future came Sunday evening as she accepted the Cecil B. DeMille award, speaking not about herself or any election, but about the #MeToo movement.

"What I know for sure," Winfrey said, echoing the title of her 2011 book of life lessons, "is that speaking your truth is the most powerful tool we all have. And I'm especially proud and inspired by all the women who have felt strong enough and empowered enough to speak up and share their personal stories. Each of us in this room are celebrated because of the stories that we tell, and this year we became the story."

Her remarks took on the tone of a forward-looking campaign stump speech.

"A new day is on the horizon! And when that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men, fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say 'Me too' again," she said.

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In the true fashion of a politician considering a run, she's played coy on the subject in the past (using the word "Never!" multiple times), but Winfrey's impassioned remarks on the #MeToo movement and forward-looking tone didn't do much to put rest to the rumors that she could put her hat in the 2020 ring.

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Active 'World War II-style mortar shell' turns up in, of all places, an Oregon woman's shed.

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Authorities in Oregon said they successfully detonated a live "World War II-style mortar shell" uncovered on a woman's property.

The military weapon was found Thursday in the shed at a woman's home in Gold Hill, the Jackson County Sheriff's Office said in a news release. The release said it had been there for more than 30 years, as long as she'd lived there. But the history of the shell was otherwise murdy.

She reportedly removed it from the spot and put in on the ground in her yard before calling for help.
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Sheriff's deputies blocked off the scene and notified nearby residents while they awaited help from a military Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team from the Oregon State Police Explosives Unit, the statement said.

When team members arrived, they took the mortar shell to a safe spot for detonation and found that it was live, according to the department. No one was reportedly injured during the event.
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The sheriff's department said military items do turn up occasionally, though "usually the item turns out to be an inert shell kept as a souvenir." But this one was different, and the homeowner "was unaware of the potential danger," the department said.

Authorities warned that if any kind of "suspicious device" is found, people should leave the item where it is and call authorities.

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Authorities in Oregon said they successfully detonated a live "World War II-style mortar shell" uncovered on a woman's property. The military weapon was found Thursday in the shed at a woman's home in Gold Hill, the Jackson County Sheriff's Office said in a news release.

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the NAACP plan to make a protest towards against trump

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Atlanta's NAACP chapter called for fans to protest President Donald Trump during Monday's College Football Playoff National Championship Game between Alabama and Georgia.

On Monday, the Associated Press (h/t ESPN.com) reported a post on the organization's Facebook page asked fans to wave white towels during the game, which Trump plans to attend. It also suggested fans bring "anti-Trump signs and wear white to mock the 'snowflake' label Trump's supporters use to describe their opponents."

The contest will take place at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

The AP noted the group Refuse Fascism ATL plans on protesting as well, with a "take a knee against Trump" demonstration outside CNN's headquarters in Atlanta.

NFL players who knelt during the national anthem found themselves in Trump's crosshairs earlier this season. He said at a rally league owners should "get that son of a bitch off the field right now" if a player knelt during the anthem.

Kneeling during the anthem has become a common form of protest against racial injustice. Then-San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick started sitting on the bench during the anthem in the 2016 NFL preseason. He eventually started kneeling after a conversation with former Green Beret and Seattle Seahawk Nate Boyer.

It's unlikely Trump will give a direct response to any protests during the game's broadcast. Stephanie Druley, ESPN's senior vice president for events and studio programs, told Ralph D. Russo of the Associated Press she didn't "get the sense [Trump is] going to do an interview" during the game.

On the field, Alabama is striving for its second national title in three years, while Georgia is looking to parlay its momentum from a Rose Bowl victory over Oklahoma into its first championship of the College Football Playoff era.

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Atlanta NAACP Calls for Anti-Donald Trump Protests During Alabama vs. Georgia

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College Football Scott Polacek Evan Vucci/Associated Press @@ScottPolacek Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Atlanta's NAACP chapter called for fans to protest President Donald Trump during Monday's College Football Playoff National Championship Game between Alabama and Georgia. On Monday, the Associated Press (h/t ESPN.com) reported a post on the organization's Facebook page asked fans to wave white towels during the game, which Trump plans to attend.

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Kensington Palace today shared two photographs of Princess Charlotte on her first day of preschool.

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Kensington Palace today shared two photographs of Princess Charlotte on her first day of preschool.

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Charlotte, 2, was dressed in a red coat and red shoes for her first day at Willcocks Nursery School in London.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to share two photographs of Princess Charlotte at Kensington Palace this morning. pic.twitter.com/dDIOZdA7aM
- Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) January 8, 2018

The daughter of Prince William and Princess Kate also donned a pink backpack and pink scarf.

"The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to share two photographs of Princess Charlotte at Kensington Palace this morning," Kensington Palace said in a statement. "The images were taken by the Duchess shortly before Princess Charlotte left for her first day of nursery at the Willcocks Nursery School."

Kensington Palace announced William and Kate's school choice for Charlotte in December.

The school, which is located around the corner from Kensington Palace and has been in existence for 75 years, describes itself as a "traditional nursery school which strives to maintain its ethos for high standards, excellence and good manners."

Tuition is about $18,000 for the morning and afternoon session, according to the school's website.

Charlotte's school is located near the school that her brother, Prince George, attends in London.

George, 4, started at St. Thomas's Battersea School in September. Prior to that, George attended Westacre, a local Montessori school near the family's country home, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk.

George and Charlotte will gain a new sibling later this year. Kate is due to give birth to her third child in April.

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Kensington Palace today shared two photographs of Princess Charlotte on her first day of preschool. Charlotte, 2, was dressed in a red coat and red shoes for her first day at Willcocks Nursery School in London. The daughter of Prince William and Princess Kate also donned a pink backpack and...

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Video posted to social media shows cars in a Revere, Massachusetts, neighborhood frozen in floodwater.

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Texas football report that went missing has been found safe

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A fifth-grade girl with leukemia photographed some of Hollywood's biggest stars on the red carpet Sunday night at the Golden Globes.

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A fifth-grade girl with leukemia photographed some of Hollywood's biggest stars on the red carpet Sunday night at the Golden Globes.

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Francine Gascon, 10, told ABC News that photography became a source of hope for her after she was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

"It helped a lot," Francine said of photography. "Because when I was doing chemotherapy it actually helped me take my mind off of the medicines that I was taking."

She became interested in taking pictures after watching her two older sisters pick up the hobby and being introduced to it at the hospital by the Pablove Foundation's "Shutterbugs" program, which offers photography classes to children living with cancer.

She showed so much interest that the Pablove Foundation sponsored her trip to capture the red carpet at the Golden Globes.

Geraldine Gascon, Francine's mother, told ABC News that she calls her daughter "my little warrior" because of her resilience.

"She knows what she is undergoing [and] she is really brave facing it," Gascon said. "And her being so positive in life, keeps me going."

Gascon said she is thankful "to have my daughter experience what she is experiencing right now."

"What she is going through right now, it is really hard, really tough," she continued, noting that the photography classes have "given her a lot of hope."

"It really gave her the feeling of the value of being positive in life," she said. "She was encouraged to keep on going with her photography."

Francine said she is "really proud of the photos that I've taken around my neighborhood."

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The company removed the offending ad from its website after hundreds of social media users accused it of being racist. It continues to sell the hooded top online.

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H&M was forced to apologize Monday for using a black child to model a sweatshirt with a "coolest monkey in the jungle" slogan.

The company removed the offending ad from its website after hundreds of social media users accused it of being racist. It continues to sell the hooded top online.

"This image has now been removed from all H&M channels and we apologize to anyone this may have offended," said H&M spokeswoman Anna Eriksson.

The image of the child in the hoodie appeared on the British version of the Swedish retailer's online store.

Social media users pointed out that two other tops from the same line, one that said "survival expert" and one with images of animals, were modeled by white children.

"In the year 2018 there's no way brands/art directors can be this negligent and lack awareness.... We have to do better," designer Alex Medina said on Twitter, one of many who voiced their outrage over the advert.

In the year 2018 there's no way brands/art directors can be this negligent and lack awareness. If look at other sweaters in same category they have white kids. We have to do better. pic.twitter.com/Av4bS4t6yn
- alex medina (@mrmedina) January 8, 2018

Charles Blow, a columnist for The New York Times and CNN contributor, tweeted at H&M: "have you lost your damned minds?!?!?!"

Another user, Mimicgawd, posted a "fixed" version of the ad, with a reworked slogan that read: "Coolest Kid in the racist ass H&M catalog."

H&M is not the first company to find itself under fire over racist advertising.

Dove, owned by Unilever , was forced to apologize in October for a social media post that the company said "missed the mark" representing black women.

Introduced with the line "Ready for a Dove Shower?" the post showed a looping image of a black woman removing a dark brown t-shirt to reveal a white woman.

Also in October, Kellogg changed the art on its Corn Pops cereal box after a consumer complained it was racist. The art showed dozens of yellow-hued Corn Pop characters, except for the lone brown Corn Pop in a blue uniform pushing a floor buffer.

Nivea, part of German skincare group Beiersdorf , pulled an ad with a slogan "white is purity" in April, after it was shared by right wing groups.

CNNMoney (London) First published January 8, 2018: 7:49 AM ET

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The company removed the offending ad from its website after hundreds of social media users accused it of being racist. It continues to sell the hooded top online. "This image has now been removed from all H&M channels and we apologize to anyone this may have offended," said H&M spokeswoman Anna Eriksson.

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Six are killed in Madagascar cyclone while thousands disappear

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Authorities in Madagascar say six people have been killed in a cyclone.

The government says Cyclone Ava also displaced more than 13,000 people on the Indian Ocean island over the weekend.

A government bulletin on Monday says the danger has passed and all cyclone alerts have been lifted.

The island nation was hit hard by a cyclone in March that left at least 50 people dead and damaged the Sava region in the northeast, which produces about half of the world's vanilla.

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Authorities in Madagascar say six people have been killed in a cyclone. The government says Cyclone Ava also displaced more than 13,000 people on the Indian Ocean island over the weekend. A government bulletin on Monday says the danger has passed and all cyclone alerts have been lifted....

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Plane collision on ground results in fire in Toronto Pearson International Airport.

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Two airplanes collided on the ground at Toronto Pearson International Airport, sparking a small fire and prompting the evacuation of dozens of passengers.

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Three people were injured Monday after a fire broke out o the roof of the Trump Tower in New York City

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The Fire Department of New York said the fire was in the building's heating, ventilation and air conditioning unit and is now under control.

The injuries were to a firefighter who was hurt when debris fell on him and an engineer who attempted to put out the fire with an extinguisher and inhaled smoke, said FDNY Manhattan Borough Commander Roger Sakowich. The engineer refused medical attention.

Ken Reilly, a spokesman for the department, said the fire was reported shortly before 7 a.m. ET. It took about an hour to take control of the blaze, Sakowich said.

Sakowich said there were no smoke or fire conditions inside the building but authorities are investigating to see if there is any damage. The building wasn't evacuated during the incident, the FDNY said.

CNN's Sarah Jorgensen contributed to this report.

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The Fire Department of New York said the fire was in the building's heating, ventilation and air conditioning unit and is now under control. The injuries were to a firefighter who was hurt when debris fell on him and an engineer who attempted to put out the fire with an extinguisher and inhaled smoke, said FDNY Manhattan Borough Commander Roger Sakowich.

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Just before talks between North and South Korea, the first such talks in two years, Hwacheon is welcoming tens of thousands for its annual ice fishing festival. But the threat of nuclear war is never far away. Five attack helicopters passed overhead on Sunday morning, a stark reminder of the tension between the two countries.

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Children shriek in delight as they try to grasp slippery trout in their gloved hands. Pop music wafts over the loud speakers. The winter sun reflects off the thick ice.

This is the scene in the town of Hwacheon, South Korea, just a few miles south of the border with North Korea.

Just before talks between North and South Korea, the first such talks in two years, Hwacheon is welcoming tens of thousands for its annual ice fishing festival. But the threat of nuclear war is never far away. Five attack helicopters passed overhead on Sunday morning, a stark reminder of the tension between the two countries.

That tension has been ratcheted up by tough tweets from President Donald Trump in recent days claiming he has a nuclear button "much bigger & more powerful" than Kim Jong Un's. South Koreans are well aware of the American president's rhetoric.

"It was immature to say he has a bigger button than Kim Jong Un," one festival-goer said. "I feel less safe with President Trump sitting in the office."

"I think he's going way overboard and I think he needs to retrain himself so we don't have war on the peninsula," another fisherman told ABC News.

Many people ABC News spoke with agreed the talks, set for Tuesday, are a good thing. At another village along the border, the so-called "Truce Village" of Panmunjom, where the armistice that suspended the Korean War was signed, and where soldiers from North and South Korea still stand face-to-face across the border at all times, representatives from the two countries will meet.

The talks will be limited to the North's potential participation in the Pyeongchang, South Korea Olympic games, set to begin in early February, but there is great anticipation here that the talks could lead to more.

Though the U.S. is not participating in the talks, President Trump said at Camp David on Saturday that he supports the talks.

"We need dialogue, we need to talk to each other. If President Trump's presence could help in that sense, I would feel more comfortable," said Kim Wan Tae, an asparagus farmer who has lived in the village of Sangyang-ri just south of the border for 34 years.

The road leading in and out of Sangyang-ri is dotted with concrete barriers, designed to collapse on the road and block a possible invasion of North Korean forces at a moment's notice. Closer to the border, artillery in bunkers with guns pointed north dot the landscape. Barbed wire and signs to look out for landmines complete the foreboding atmosphere.

But even those who survived the Korean War still living near the border say they think tough talk like President Trump's is sometimes necessary. Lee Byung Ok, a 75-year-old who remembers seeing the dead bodies of North Korean soldiers as her family fled the North in during the hostilities of the war, said "I know he goes overboard sometimes, but sometimes you need that, you need to be strong or aggressive towards the North at times."

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CES 2018: LG Display unveils 65-inch rollable TV

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LG Display has unveiled what it describes as the world's first 65-inch Ultra-High Definition (UHD) rollable OLED screen at CES in Las Vegas.

"It can be rolled up and hidden when not in use, and the small size of the rolled-up screen means that it can be more easily moved and stored, allowing for better space utilization, something existing displays can't deliver," the company explained, in a statement.
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Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, which is widely used in displays and smartphone screens, offers crisp images to consumers. Additional details about the prototype 65-inch rollable screen, such as its potential availability for consumers, have not been revealed.

This is not the first time that LG Display has showcased a rollable screen at CES. In 2014 the tech giant showed off an 18-inch version of the technology that could be rolled up like a newspaper, according to Engadget.
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Other LG OLED technologies showcased at CES this year include an 88-inch 8K display, a 55-inch transparent display and a 77-inch wallpaper TV display. LG Display will also be showing the recent enhancements to its Crystal Sound OLED technology that make sound emanate directly from the panel.

In addition to the OLED offerings, The South Korean firm is exhibiting a number of products that use Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) technology. These include a 65-inch Art Glass display for TVs and 14-inch and 31.5-inch displays for monitors. The devices harness LG Display's IPS (in-plane switching) technology that uses horizontal alignment of LCD molecules to improve picture quality.
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Other tech titans are also busy in Las Vegas this week, such as Samsung, which has unveiled "The Wall" - a 146-inch MicroLED TV.
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CES 2018: LG Display unveils 65-inch rollable TV

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LG Display has unveiled what it describes as the world's first 65-inch Ultra-High Definition (UHD) rollable OLED screen at CES in Las Vegas. "It can be rolled up and hidden when not in use, and the small size of the rolled-up screen means that it can be more easily moved and stored, allowing for better space utilization, something existing displays can't deliver," the company explained, in a statement.

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P!nk will perform the National Anthem at Super Bowl 52

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Super Bowl Scott Polacek Kevin Winter/Getty Images @@ScottPolacek Featured Columnist
Pink will get the party started for Super Bowl LII on Feb. 4 in Minneapolis.

According to Dan Hanzus of NFL.com, the singer will perform the national anthem before the championship clash. NFL Network passed along the Monday announcement from the network's Good Morning Football:

NFL Network @nflnetwork
Guess who's singing the National Anthem at #SBLII? @Pink! (via @GMFB) https://t.co/HN8FWSDIhw

On Saturday, Pink said on social media there were "secret" things she was looking forward to in 2018 she couldn't yet reveal:

P!nk @Pink
I'm really looking forward to 2018. I'm really excited about the Grammy's. Tour. Some other stuff that's a secret still and I can't wait til it's not a secret. I'm also excited for trump to lose his twitter password and also I'm excited that I have dope hair. 💩🤘🏽🤡

Lady Gaga sang the national anthem prior to Super Bowl 50 and was then the halftime performer for last season's game.

"Gaga's well-received performance at Super Bowl 50 helped open the doors for her halftime gig the following year, so perhaps we should start looking at these assignments as something of an audition in front of 111 million people," Hanzus wrote. "That doesn't sound stressful at all."

This year's halftime performer will be Justin Timberlake.

Now all that remains to be determined is which teams will play in the Super Bowl. The New England Patriots will host the Tennessee Titans and the Pittsburgh Steelers will host the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC Divisional Round, while the Philadelphia Eagles will host the Atlanta Falcons and the Minnesota Vikings will host the New Orleans Saints on the NFC side.

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Pink Will Perform National Anthem Before Super Bowl 52

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Super Bowl Scott Polacek Kevin Winter/Getty Images @@ScottPolacek Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Pink will get the party started for Super Bowl LII on Feb. 4 in Minneapolis. According to Dan Hanzus of NFL.com, the singer will perform the national anthem before the championship clash.

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Three people were injured Monday after a fire broke out on the roof of Trump Tower in New York City, authorities said.

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The Fire Department of New York said the fire was in the building's heating, ventilation and air conditioning unit and is now under control.

The injuries were to a firefighter who was hurt when debris fell on him and an engineer who attempted to put out the fire with an extinguisher and inhaled smoke, said FDNY Manhattan Borough Commander Roger Sakowich. The engineer refused medical attention.

Ken Reilly, a spokesman for the department, said the fire was reported shortly before 7 a.m. ET. It took about an hour to take control of the blaze, Sakowich said.

Sakowich said there were no smoke or fire conditions inside the building but authorities are investigating to see if there is any damage. The building wasn't evacuated during the incident, the FDNY said.

CNN's Sarah Jorgensen contributed to this report.

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2 injured in trump tower fire - cnnpolitics

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The Fire Department of New York said the fire was in the building's heating, ventilation and air conditioning unit and is now under control. The injuries were to a firefighter who was hurt when debris fell on him and an engineer who attempted to put out the fire with an extinguisher and inhaled smoke, said FDNY Manhattan Borough Commander Roger Sakowich.

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Texas A&M football reporter Courtney Roland found unharmed

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The Kansas City Chiefs started the year 5-0 one of the best records in the league. Then they lost a lot of games. Then they won 4 in a row to make the playoffs. They faced the Tennessee Titans and lost 22-23, and might have been QB Alex Smith last game with KC. The loss to the Titans on Sunday it was the sixth-straight home playoff loss, worst in the NFL.  This was another Chiefs season without going past the divisional round in the playoffs.