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Abortion Foes Aim to Compete With Turnout for Women’s March

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Jai Bullock a 79v year old woman's interaction with a longtime sarosota florida sheriff  tried to kill elderly woman

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Jai Bullock a 79v year old woman's interaction with a longtime sarosota florida sheriff  tried to kill elderly woman

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Police release identity of 2nd Lee’s Summit teen killed in crash at 73rd and Prospect. Police say detectives are still trying to determine who was where in the vehicle when the crash occurred. Investigators said the gray Hyundai they were in had been southbound when the driver apparently lost control of the vehicle and slid off the right side of the road and struck a tree.

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Authorities have filed charges in a house fire that claimed the lives of 45 cats, five dogs, two raccoons, and a macaw.

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Authorities have filed charges in a house fire that claimed the lives of 45 cats, five dogs, two raccoons, and a macaw.

Jacquelyn Traum, 67, and Daniel Brantley, 55, both of Merritt Island, Fla., were arrested on Monday and charged with four felony counts of animal cruelty causing death and 74 misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty. Both are being held at the Brevard County Jail, each under a $45,000 bond.
PIZZA DELIVERY MAN SHOT, BUT FIRED BACK AT GUNMAN, PHILADELPHIA POLICE SAY
Rescue workers responded to fire at a Merritt Island home on the morning of Jan. 11. Brevard County Sheriff's Office officials say a couple living at the house managed to escape without injury. One cat and 14 dogs were rescued and taken to a nearby animal shelter for a routine quarantine.

Overcrowding of animals within the home resulted in "inhumane and unsanitary living conditions," authorities said, describing the conditions in the home "nothing less than deplorable."

"The inhumane conditions these animals were being kept and the amount of suffering they endured is unimaginable," said Sheriff Wayne Ivey in a statement.
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Charges filed in fire that killed 45 cats, 5 dogs, 2 raccoons, macaw

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Authorities have filed charges in a house fire that claimed the lives of 45 cats, five dogs, two raccoons, and a macaw. Jacquelyn Traum, 67, and Daniel Brantley, 55, both of Merritt Island, Fla., were arrested on Monday and charged with four felony counts of animal cruelty causing death and 74 misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty.

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There is a gofundme page for zach Meyers after getting in a car wreck

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Click here to support Zach Meyer Memorial Fund organized by Julie Dawn

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Zach was tragically killed in a car accident Saturday morning and his family desperately needs help in covering funeral expenses. Any amount you can donate, no matter how much will be greatly appreciated. As a family we are devastated and need prayers along with donations. Thank you for your help...

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Remains of wolf-like ancient otter discovered in China.

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How Trump would rework NAFTA and what Mexico, Canada want in return

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Florida deputy tried to kill elderly woman, frame it as suicide

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It ended with that officer allegedly forging checks and attempting to kill the woman and frame it as a suicide, according to a legal affidavit and a law enforcement official.

Detective and patrol deputy Frankie Bybee was arrested on Monday and charged with grand theft, exploitation of the elderly and attempted murder, officials said.

Sarasota County Sheriff Tom Knight laid out the dramatic allegations against the 18-year sheriff's veteran at a news conference on Monday, saying his actions were a "disgrace" to law enforcement professionals everywhere.

"To use that uniform to be sent to her home to provide her help and then exploit it is unacceptable," Knight said.

Bybee, 46, also faces charges of battery on a victim 65 years or older, burglary and forgery, according to officials.

At an initial court hearing, Bybee's bond totaled more than $1 million. His attorney has not responded to a request for comment. Bybee is set to be arraigned February 24.

The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office released video of Bybee's arrest on its Twitter account, adding the hashtag "#Accountability."

According to an affidavit and police timeline of the case, Bybee befriended the 79-year-old woman shortly after responding to a call for service on October 21, 2016. He began making regular visits to her home and introduced her to members of his family in an effort to gain her trust, Knight said.

By December 20, the woman called police to report that Bybee was harassing her and trying to control her. The sheriff's office then launched an internal affairs investigation.

Investigators learned that the woman had asked Bybee to take care of her dog while she was ill and in the hospital. He received a check for $1,000 in case the dog had medical needs. However, the affidavit accuses Bybee of depositing that check in his personal bank account. In addition, he allegedly gave the dog away on Craigslist without the woman's consent.

On January 9, with the internal investigation well under way, detectives seized an envelope mailed to Bybee at the Sarasota Sheriff's Office, according to officials. Inside were four checks appearing to be from the woman made out to Bybee and his three children that totaled $65,000.

However, the woman said she did not address or sign the checks, and forensic analysis showed Bybee's fingerprints on one of the checks, officials said. Bybee was immediately placed on administrative leave.

Things escalated dramatically three days later.

That's when the woman reported to the sheriff's office that Bybee had entered her unlocked front door while wearing dark clothes and latex gloves, according to officials.

Once inside, Bybee allegedly held the woman down and forced prescription medication into her mouth, causing lacerations and abrasions to her face as well as bruising to her body. She lost consciousness and called for help when she awoke.

Investigators discovered that the door to her garage was left open and her car was left running, filling her home with carbon monoxide.

At a press conference on Monday, Sheriff Knight flatly called Bybee a "criminal" and criticized his decision not to tell the truth to investigators.

"It would be nice to have somebody who wore this uniform for 18 years to be forthright and give us the truth," Knight said. "But he's a criminal, and he's acting like a criminal. So thus he gets arrested and treated like a criminal."

Knight said that Bybee had previously been suspended twice for violations of internal policies.

CNN's AnneClaire Stapleton and Ryan Rios contributed to this report.

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Police: Florida deputy tried to kill elderly woman, frame it as suicide

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It ended with that officer allegedly forging checks and attempting to kill the woman and frame it as a suicide, according to a legal affidavit and a law enforcement official. Detective and patrol deputy Frankie Bybee was arrested on Monday and charged with grand theft, exploitation of the elderly and attempted murder, officials said.

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According to police, 18-year-old Zachary M. Meyer of Lee’s Summit was one of the two killed.

The crash also claimed the life of 18-year-old Kaeden M. Hernandez. Hernandez was a student at Lee’s Summit West High School.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- On Tuesday Kansas City police released the identity of the second person killed in a crash at 73rd and Prospect Avenue early Saturday morning.

According to police, 18-year-old Zachary M. Meyer of Lee's Summit was one of the two killed.

The crash also claimed the life of 18-year-old Kaeden M. Hernandez. Hernandez was a student at Lee's Summit West High School.

Police have not released the identity of the third victim who remains in critical condition at a local hospital.

Police say detectives are still trying to determine who was where in the vehicle when the crash occurred. Investigators said the gray Hyundai they were in had been southbound when the driver apparently lost control of the vehicle and slid off the right side of the road and struck a tree.

Witnesses told police the vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed prior to the accident. More details in the crash are expected to be released next week when the report is complete.

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Police release identity of 2nd Lee's Summit teen killed in crash at 73rd and Prospect

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- On Tuesday Kansas City police released the identity of the second person killed in a crash at 73rd and Prospect Avenue early Saturday morning. According to police, 18-year-old Zachary M. Meyer of Lee's Summit was one of the two killed. The crash also claimed the life of 18-year-old Kaeden M.

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Victims of double fatal crash Saturday identified as Lee's Summit teens

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deadly storm heads north

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It's one of the worst cases of child abuse you'll ever hear about: a young boy, locked in a dank, dark bathroom for a least a year. And the person accused of putting him there? His own mother.When they found him, the boy was so severely malnourished, he weighed just 30 pounds

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It's one of the worst cases of child abuse you'll ever hear about: a young boy, locked in a dank, dark bathroom for a least a year. And the person accused of putting him there? His own mother.

Authorities say Brandy James locked her son, now 12, in an upstairs bathroom in her Toquerville, Utah, home for perhaps as long as two years.

When they found him, the boy was so severely malnourished, he weighed just 30 pounds.

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Authorities say Brandy James locked her son, now 12, in an upstairs bathroom in her Toquerville, Utah, home for perhaps as long as two years.

When they found him, the boy was so severely malnourished, he weighed just 30 pounds.

The conditions inside, as laid out in an indictment, are truly upsetting : The toilet bowl was so full of feces that there didn't appear to be any water inside. The door was locked from the outside. The light switches were duct taped in the off position, so the boy probably sat in darkness all the time. The boy so weak when he was found that he wouldn't have been able to stand up and take the duct tape off on his own.

Empty bean cans and a spoon were found in the shower, where the drain was covered with duct tape.

"I've seen the pictures. They're horrific," Washington County Sheriff's Lt. David Crouse told CNN affiliate KSL. "I've seen other horrible things, but this is one of those things I'll never forget. I wish I could unsee it."

Crouse said a video camera was set up so the mother could monitor the boy on her cellphone, and a baby monitor was set up so she could give him instructions but he could not reply.

Worst ever seen

The boy's father found him -- "laying on the floor of the bathroom with a blanket" -- on Sunday at James' house and rushed him to a hospital. Then the sheriff's deputies were called. Crouse said the mother and father are married but separated.

An emergency room doctor at Dixie Regional Medical Center said "it was the worst case of malnutrition he had seen."

The doctors said "the victim would be hospitalized for at least 3 weeks to get him healthy again," the sheriff's office statement.

James, the mother, told deputies she would sometimes lock her son for his own safety when she left the house. She also claimed he "wanted to sleep in this bathroom" despite the wretched conditions. She was charged with one count of felony child abuse. It's unclear if she's hired a lawyer.

The boy hadn't been to school in three years, Crouse said. Two other siblings lived in the house.

They didn't show any signs of abuse.

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Authorities say Brandy James locked her son, now 12, in an upstairs bathroom in her Toquerville, Utah, home for perhaps as long as two years. When they found him, the boy was so severely malnourished, he weighed just 30 pounds.

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Duke lost to NC state yesterday Grayson Allen always finds trouble

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Will Grayson Allen outgrow his problematic past? - ESPN Video

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Duke guard Grayson Allen has been the center of controversy due to his capricious and often dirty style of play. Will Allen learn from his mistakes and adjust his on-court actions?

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Hollywood is known for being political and Razzies co-founder John Wilson told CNN the Oval Office has a connection to the award.

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The nominations for the 37th annual Golden Raspberry Awards (also known as "The Razzies") were announced during a Facebook Live with CNN Monday and "Zoolander 2" led with nine.

The Ben Stiller/Owen Wilson comedy was dubbed a "15-years-too-late sequel" and racked up noms in categories including worst picture, worst supporting actress for Kristen Wiig and worst screen combo for Stiller and Wilson.

"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" followed with eight nominations, including some of the same categories as "Zoolander 2" and worst director for Zack Snyder. The superhero film stars Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill.

Due to a bumper crop of bad films and performances in 2016 the Razzies expanded their nominations from five to six.

Each year the nominations are announced the day before the Oscar noms, due Tuesday morning.

Hollywood is known to be political and Razzies co-founder John Wilson told CNN the Oval Office has a connection to the award.

"About 25 years ago Donald Trump played himself in a Bo Derek move called 'Ghosts Can't Do it' and he won our worst supporting actor award for that," Wilson said. "He's not the only president to win a Razzie. For worst performance in a leading role, during the war in Iraq, we gave that Razzie to George W. Bush (for the Michael Moore documentary 'Fahrenheit 9/11')."

Visit razzies.com for the full list. The winners will be announced of February 25.

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The nominations for the 37th annual Golden Raspberry Awards (also known as "The Razzies") were announced during a Facebook Live with CNN Monday and "Zoolander 2" led with nine. The Ben Stiller/Owen Wilson comedy was dubbed a "15-years-too-late sequel" and racked up noms in categories including worst picture, worst supporting actress for Kristen Wiig and worst screen combo for Stiller and Wilson.

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Man convicted of 3 murders as teen kills himself in prison

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Trump signs orders reviving pipeline projects

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This is what $20 million hidden under a mattress looks like

Federal officials posted a picture of the jaw-dropping scene on Twitter Monday, just weeks after uncovering the cash during a money laundering bust related to TelexFree Inc.’s $3 billion global fraud case.

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nc state beat duke yesturday 84-82

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US authorities have seized $20m (£16m) in cash discovered in a bed frame under a mattress in a Massachusetts flat.

The cash is believed to be linked to a $1bn pyramid scheme involving TelexFree, a company that claimed to provide internet phone services.

Investigators uncovered the cash while following a Brazilian man, who was charged in connection to the haul.

Federal prosecutors say the defunct company swindled almost a million people worldwide out of about $1bn.

The US attorney's office in Massachusetts tweeted a photo of the windfall of cash, which was found at the flat of Brazilian national Cleber Rene Rizerio Rocha, 28, in Westborough, Massachusetts.

Mr Rocha was arrested and charged with conspiring to commit money laundering.

A judge on Monday ruled that Mr Rocha was a flight risk and held him without bail.

Prosecutors argue Mr Rocha was part of the scheme, transferring millions of dollars to Brazil by laundering the cash through Hong Kong.

TelexFree, which purported to sell Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services, allegedly made most of its revenue from people buying into the company scheme with the promise of payouts for posting online ads, according to federal prosecutors.

Those investors were then compensated with money from new recruits, who were often friends and family members.

"TelexFree purported to aggressively market its VoIP service by recruiting thousands of 'promoters' to post ads for the product on the Internet," the Department of Justice said in a statement on its website.

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US authorities have seized $20m (£16m) in cash discovered in a bed frame under a mattress in a Massachusetts flat. The cash is believed to be linked to a $1bn pyramid scheme involving TelexFree, a company that claimed to provide internet phone services.

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northeast winds and flooding
the nor´Easter whipped the northeast on Tuesday morning with heavy winds and rain and causing street flooding in coastal areas and slowing down morning commutes throughout the region and this storm at least killed 22 people

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Mr. Kohl-  A new study found that cervical cancer is a bigger threat to US women than people realized. For years, the mortality rate for the disease was based on data that included women who’ve had hysterectomies. Hysterectomy: the procedure that typically removes a woman’s cervix, and - yup - the risk of cervical cancer.

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Mr. Kohl-  A new study found that cervical cancer is a bigger threat to US women than people realized. For years, the mortality rate for the disease was based on data that included women who’ve had hysterectomies. Hysterectomy: the procedure that typically removes a woman’s cervix, and - yup - the risk of cervical cancer.