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Aw, champ: Warriors squander huge lead in opening defeat

After the champs blew a 17-point lead, Durant's potential buzzer-beater was waved off as the Rockets stunned the Warriors.

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Chris HaynesESPN Staff Writer

OAKLAND, Calif. -- The Golden State Warriors were down one to the Houston Rockets with 10.6 seconds remaining in the contest.

Shaun Livingston received the ball from a side inbounds and found Stephen Curry for a wide-open three that clanked off the back rim. Players fought for the rebound and it was inadvertently tipped to Kevin Durant who drained a midrange baseline jumper. The crowd erupted with joy.

Players begin hugging Durant, but a replay showed that he didn't not get the shot off cleanly before time expired. The Rockets stepped inside Oracle Arena and ruined the Warriors' championship ring ceremony evening by beating the defending champs 122-121.

Rockets star James Harden posted 27 points, six rebounds and 10 assists.

Curry ended with 22 points and Durant added 20 points.

Golden State (0-1) led for much of the game, and carried a lead of 17 at one point. Houston (1-0) outscored its opponent 34-20 in the fourth quarter. However, the Warriors were without a couple key pieces down the stretch.

Andre Iguodala sat out the game with a back strain, and Draymond Green sustained an injury in the third.

The Warriors forward departed the contest at the conclusion of the third with a left knee strain and didn't return.

Towards the end of the quarter, the All-Star power forward was fouled on a running jumper and landed awkwardly. He immediately began hobbling and rubbing his left knee. When the quarter-buzzer sounded, he retreated to the locker room where he was diagnosed with the strain.

He had nine points, 11 rebounds and 13 assists in 28 minutes.

Down the stretch, Warriors coach Steve Kerr went with a lineup of Curry, Klay Thompson, Shaun Livingston, Patrick McCaw and Durant.

Reserve Nick Young made his Warriors debut in style, producing 23 points off the bench.

The Rockets' key offseason additions in Chris Paul, P.J. Tucker and Luc Mbah a Moute made an impact defensively, an area the team is looking to improve upon from last season.

Eric Gordon supplied 24 points off the bench for the Rockets, as their reserve unit topped the Warriors' 58-48.

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Aw, champ: Warriors squander huge lead in opening defeat

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1:46 AM ET Chris HaynesESPN Staff Writer OAKLAND, Calif. -- The Golden State Warriors were down one to the Houston Rockets with 10.6 seconds remaining in the contest. Shaun Livingston received the ball from a side inbounds and found Stephen Curry for a wide-open three that clanked off the back rim.

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"Basically he said, 'Well, I guess he knew what he signed up for. But I guess it still hurt.' That's what he said."

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Rep. Frederica Wilson said she was with Myeshia Johnson in a car headed to Miami International Airport Tuesday afternoon to meet the body of Johnson's late husband Sgt. La David T. Johnson, 25, when the president called.

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Miranda Chavez was 8 years old when she walked along the sandy shore in Edisto Beach, South Carolina, with her parents and a glass bottle in hand.
Instead of writing a letter to a pen pal, like other third-graders in her class, Chavez went a different route — she put a message in a bottle and tossed it into the ocean, hoping someday she'd get a response. That was on September 26,1988.

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Miranda Chavez was 8 years old when she walked along the sandy shore in Edisto Beach, South Carolina, with her parents and a glass bottle in hand.

Instead of writing a letter to a pen pal, like other third-graders in her class, Chavez went a different route - she put a message in a bottle and tossed it into the ocean, hoping someday she'd get a response. That was on September 26,1988.

"I remember my mother being really insistent on writing the date on the note for me," Chavez told CBS News. "I threw it as far as I possibly could. I was afraid I would leave and it would wash back up on shore."

The letter didn't end up on shore.

Instead, it drifted about 90 miles away to Sapelo Island, Georgia. Linda Humphries and her husband, David, discovered the bottle 29 years later while doing a beach sweep on Saturday.

"We have a current name and city for the now 37 year-old sender, but any phone numbers we've found were dead ends," Humphries wrote in a Facebook post. "Will keep trying."

Hours later, she got in touch with Chavez and told her about the old crinkled letter.

Chavez couldn't believe it. She was certain the bottle was lost and buried after Hurricane Hugo slammed into South Carolina in 1989.

"But the moment I looked at it I knew it was mine," Chavez said. "Granted, I had forgotten about it. It had been 29 years."

Chavez moved out of her childhood home when she was a teenager. In fact, the address on the letter doesn't even exist anymore.

"That was so long ago," Chavez said. "It would be pretty difficult to find me."

Luckily, the power of social media brought the pair together.

"Who would have thought? It's so awesome how something that small - no matter what you've got going on in your life - can take you back to your childhood and to some of the absolute happiest times of your life," Chavez said.

Since Humphries posted about the 29-year-old letter, Chavez says she has been contacted by several former classmates.

"I lost contact with all of those people when I moved from that town," Chavez said. "Not only have I made new friends, like Linda and David, but I've also been able to reconnect with people."

Chavez says she's already made plans to meet Humphries and her husband in the coming weeks, and she also hopes to visit the island where her letter was discovered.

"It was meant to be found. It was meant to do something, even if it was just to have people have something positive to say for a few days," Chavez said. "I guess it served it's purpose."

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Message in a bottle found 29 years after girl tossed it in sea

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Miranda Chavez was 8 years old when she walked along the sandy shore in Edisto Beach, South Carolina, with her parents and a glass bottle in hand. Instead of writing a letter to a pen pal, like other third-graders in her class, Chavez went a different route - she put a message in a bottle and tossed it into the ocean, hoping someday she'd get a response.

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Golden State Warriors lost there home opener to the Houston Rockets last night

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1:46 AM ET

Chris HaynesESPN Staff Writer

OAKLAND, Calif. -- The Golden State Warriors were down one to the Houston Rockets with 10.6 seconds remaining in the contest.

Shaun Livingston received the ball from a side inbounds and found Stephen Curry for a wide-open three that clanked off the back rim. Players fought for the rebound and it was inadvertently tipped to Kevin Durant who drained a midrange baseline jumper. The crowd erupted with joy.

Players begin hugging Durant, but a replay showed that he didn't not get the shot off cleanly before time expired. The Rockets stepped inside Oracle Arena and ruined the Warriors' championship ring ceremony evening by beating the defending champs 122-121.

Rockets star James Harden posted 27 points, six rebounds and 10 assists.

Curry ended with 22 points and Durant added 20 points.

Golden State (0-1) led for much of the game, and carried a lead of 17 at one point. Houston (1-0) outscored its opponent 34-20 in the fourth quarter. However, the Warriors were without a couple key pieces down the stretch.

Andre Iguodala sat out the game with a back strain, and Draymond Green sustained an injury in the third.

The Warriors forward departed the contest at the conclusion of the third with a left knee strain and didn't return.

Towards the end of the quarter, the All-Star power forward was fouled on a running jumper and landed awkwardly. He immediately began hobbling and rubbing his left knee. When the quarter-buzzer sounded, he retreated to the locker room where he was diagnosed with the strain.

He had nine points, 11 rebounds and 13 assists in 28 minutes.

Down the stretch, Warriors coach Steve Kerr went with a lineup of Curry, Klay Thompson, Shaun Livingston, Patrick McCaw and Durant.

Reserve Nick Young made his Warriors debut in style, producing 23 points off the bench.

The Rockets' key offseason additions in Chris Paul, P.J. Tucker and Luc Mbah a Moute made an impact defensively, an area the team is looking to improve upon from last season.

Eric Gordon supplied 24 points off the bench for the Rockets, as their reserve unit topped the Warriors' 58-48.

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Aw, champ: Warriors squander huge lead in opening defeat

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1:46 AM ET Chris HaynesESPN Staff Writer OAKLAND, Calif. -- The Golden State Warriors were down one to the Houston Rockets with 10.6 seconds remaining in the contest. Shaun Livingston received the ball from a side inbounds and found Stephen Curry for a wide-open three that clanked off the back rim.

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New forest fires in sauslito Forces people to evacuate from the area. The "bear fire" Burned more then 150 acres

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New fires in Sausalito, Santa Cruz and Dublin force evacuations

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Officials were contending with new fires in Northern California on Tuesday as progress continued on the blazes that have ravaged wine country.

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President Trump told the widow of one of the soldiers killed in Niger that he "knew what he was getting into," said U.S. Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-Miami), who said she was in the car where the phone call was received.

Myeshia Johnson was on her way to the airport to greet the remains of her husband, Army Sgt. La David Johnson, when she received the call from the commander-in-chief, CBS Miami reports.

"David was a young man from our community who gave his life for our country," Wilson told CBS Miami. "He's a hero. I was in the car when President Trump called. He never said the word hero. He said to the wife, 'Well, I guess he knew what he was getting into.' How insensitive can you be?"

A White House official did not dispute Wilson's characterization of the phone call. The White House official told CBS News Mr. Trump's conversations with "the families of American heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice are private."

On Wednesday morning, Mr. Trump took to Twitter to deny Wilson's assertions:

Democrat Congresswoman totally fabricated what I said to the wife of a soldier who died in action (and I have proof). Sad!
- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2017

After a service member is killed, the Defense Department speaks to the designated next of kin, and transmits the information to the Secretary of Defense. The Secretary of Defense passes it to the White House Military Office (WHMO), which also must confirm it. The twice-vetted information then goes to the president and his senior staff.

A White House official told CBS News the WHMO got the information Thursday and finished confirming it Monday. As soon as that was done, the letters were finalized and sent and calls scheduled, the official said. The calls from Mr. Trump to a designated family member were placed Tuesday, the official added.
Watch: Trump faces backlash for false claim about calls to families of fallen soldiers
CBS Miami reports that after it reached out to Wilson a second time, she repeated that the president told Myeshia that her husband knew what he was signing up for when he enlisted, adding "it still hurts." Wilson said Myeshia was livid and "cried forever" after Trump's call.

Johnson was killed Oct. 4th with three other soldiers in Niger. U.S. officials said they believe extremists linked to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria ( ISIS) were responsible for the attack.

The U.S. and Niger forces in a joint patrol were leaving a meeting with tribal leaders and were in trucks. They were ambushed by 40-50 militants in vehicles and on motorcycles.

After being asked if he called the families of the slain soldiers, Mr. Trump suggested his predecessors did not call the families of dead soldiers. After backlash from officials from the Obama and Bush administrations, Mr. Trump suggested former President Obama did not call White House chief of staff , whose son was killed in Afghanistan in 2010. While a White House official said Tuesday that Mr. Obama did not call Kelly, White House records show that Kelly and his wife attended a closed-door breakfast with Mr. Obama and First Lady for Gold Star families, CBS News' Margaret Brennan reported Tuesday.
CBS News' Arden Farhi contributed to this report.

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Rep.: Trump told slain soldier's widow that he "knew what he was getting into"

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President Trump told the widow of one of the soldiers killed in Niger that he "knew what he was getting into," said U.S. Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-Miami), who said she was in the car where the phone call was received. Myeshia Johnson was on her way to the airport to greet the remains of her husband, Army Sgt.

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over the weekend a 16-year-old girl went to a festival with her friends and a group of boys beat her up because she is gay. when the group of friends tried to walk away the group attacked her from behind.

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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -- A 16-year-old girl says a large group of boys attacked her for being gay. She says it happened over the weekend after she and her friends left a festival in St. Joseph.

Nylea VanHoutan and her mom are both outraged and call the attack on the young girl a hate crime.

VanHoutan says minutes after she and her three female friends left a pumpkin festival at a park, a large group of teenagers began to antagonize them.

"It was like 20 to 30 of them. They were high school kids because one of my friends said something like she had seen them at school," VanHoutan said.

But when she and her friends refused to fight and tried to continue walking to her uncle's house, she says the boys suddenly hit her in the back of the head, then punched her in her face and gave her a black eye.

"It was like in shock, really in shock," she recalled. "And when they did it, they called me a 'wanna-be boy expletive.'"

The high school junior is convinced the boys attacked her because she's a lesbian.

"I'm pretty sure it happened because I was queer," she said. "It's not okay, it's wrong."

Her attackers ran off and she was treated at a hospital.

Her mom, Sescha Hicks, contacted police.

"Super angry as a mother. I believe down to the core of my bones it was a hate crime," Hicks said.

According to the research from the 2015 national youth risk behavior survey, 34 percent of lesbian, gay and bisexual students said they were bullied on school property. Twenty-eight percent were bullied electronically, and 10 percent were threatened or injured with a weapon on school property.

Three days after the attack, VanHoutan's right eye is still purple and a little swollen. Police are asking anyone who knows anything about the assault on the teen to call the St. Joseph Police Department.

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St. Joseph teen and her mom believe group that assaulted girl committed a hate crime

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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -- A 16-year-old girl says a large group of boys attacked her for being gay. She says it happened over the weekend after she and her friends left a festival in St. Joseph. Nylea VanHoutan and her mom are both outraged and call the attack on the young girl a hate crime.

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Boston Celtics star Gordon Hayward was forced to leave Tuesday's season opener against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Quicken Loans Arena with a fractured left ankle less than six minutes into the game.Hayward's "foot looked to be at a 90 degree angle from his leg," according to the Washington Post's Tim Bontemps.

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Boston Celtics star Gordon Hayward was forced to leave Tuesday's season opener against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Quicken Loans Arena with a fractured left ankle less than six minutes into the game.

Hayward's "foot looked to be at a 90 degree angle from his leg," as the Washington Post's Tim Bontemps described it, and he was stretchered off the floor.

After the game, head coach Brad Stevens told reporters Hayward had suffered a fractured tibia and a dislocated ankle.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst reported LeBron James went back to the locker room to check on Hayward at the end of the first quarter. Isaiah Thomas, who recruited Hayward to come to the Celtics during the summer, also joined him in the locker room, according to Windhorst.

Losing Hayward for an extended stretch would be devastating after the team signed him to a four-year, $128 million deal this offseason.

The 27-year-old joined the Celtics after the best year of his career with the Utah Jazz, where he earned his first All-Star berth while setting new personal bests with 21.9 points and 5.4 assists per game. He also showcased impressive efficiency with a 53.6 effective shooting percentage.

With Hayward sidelined, the Celtics figure to turn to their young pair of No. 3 overall picks, Jaylen Brown and rookie Jayson Tatum, to fill the void.

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Gordon Hayward Fractures Ankle, Leg vs. Cavaliers, Stretchered off Court

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Streeter Lecka/Getty Images Boston Celtics star Gordon Hayward was forced to leave Tuesday's season opener against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Quicken Loans Arena with a fractured left ankle less than six minutes into the game. Hayward's "foot looked to be at a 90 degree angle from his leg," as the Washington Post's Tim Bontemps described it, and he was stretchered off the floor.

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Gordon Hayward of the Celtics snapped his ankle last night against the Cavs. He went up for an ally-oop and landed wrong.

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Gordon Hayward's Celtics debut lasted just five minutes.

Hayward suffered a gruesome ankle injury that may end his season after going up for an alley-oop pass and colliding with LeBron James in the air with 6:49 left in the first quarter

The Celtics later reported Hayward suffered a fractured left ankle.

Hayward's teammates and coaches huddled in prayer while several Cavaliers players looked away in shocked disbelief.

NBA stars react to Gordon Hayward's gruesome leg injury

(Tony Dejak/AP)

Hayward stayed on the court for several minutes before receiving a standing ovation from the Cavaliers crowd as he was removed off the court by a stretcher.

Both James and Isaiah Thomas visited Hayward in the locker room while he was receiving medical attention, according to ESPN.

Hayward later left the arena on a stretcher with his leg in a protective sleeve, according to ESPN.

Hayward signed a four-year, $128 million deal with the Celtics in the offseason after spending his first seven seasons with the Jazz. Hayward, along with Kyrie Irving and Al Horford, were expected to turn the Celtics into a championship contender that could battle the likes of the Cavaliers and Warriors.

Hayward was named to his first All-Star team last season after posting a career year, averaging 21.9 points, 5.4 rebounds and 3.5 assists.

The Celtics will now likely lean more heavily on rookie Jayson Tatum in Hayward's absence.
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GRAPHIC VIDEO: Gordon Hayward injures ankle in Celtics debut

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Gordon Hayward's Celtics debut lasted just five minutes. Hayward suffered a gruesome ankle injury that may end his season after going up for an alley-oop pass and colliding with LeBron James in the air with 6:49 left in the first quarter The Celtics later reported Hayward suffered a fractured left ankle.

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A convicted sex offender is finally set to die after killing multiple girls

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A convicted sex offender whose signature killing method prompted him to be dubbed Houston's "Tourniquet Killer" is set to die by lethal injection Wednesday evening, barring any late legal action.

Anthony Allen Shore, 55, will be the seventh Texas inmate to be executed this year. When he was arrested in 2003, he confessed to killing a 21-year-old woman by twisting a cord from a window blind around her neck and dumping her in the drive-thru lane of a Dairy Queen in 1991.

"He said, 'I have a tip for you. There's a serial killer on the loose.'"
- Barbara Robertson, KPRC assignment manager

Maria del Carmen Estrada's slaying went unsolved for more than a decade until a tiny particle collected from beneath her fingernail matched the DNA of Shore.

When police arrested Shore, who was on probation for his 1998 conviction for sexually assaulting two relatives, he also confessed to killing three others, including a 9-year-old girl and two teenage girls. All were Hispanic, and three had been sexually assaulted.

"There were voices in my head that I was going to have her, regardless, to possess her in some way," Shore, a former tow truck driver, phone company repairman and part-time musician, told detectives about Estrada. The then-21-year-old Estrada was walking to work about 6:30 a.m. on April 16, 1992, when he offered her a ride she accepted.

It wasn't until five years after Shore's DNA went into a state database following his 1998 sexual assault conviction that the match to Estrada's murderer was made.

Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg has described Shore as a "true serial killer" who terrorized young Hispanic females in the Houston area for years.

Besides Estrada, Shore confessed to the slayings of Laurie Tremblay, 15, found beside a trash bin outside a Houston restaurant in 1986; Diana Rebollar, 9, abducted while walking to a neighborhood grocery store in 1994; and Dana Sanchez, 16, who disappeared in 1995 while hitchhiking to her boyfriend's home in Houston.

At the time of the Sanchez murder, Shore called Houston television station KPRC to report the location of a body.

"I pick up the phone and I say, 'Tipline,'" former KPRC assignment manager Barbara Magana Robertson said. "He said, 'I have a tip for you. There's a serial killer on the loose.'"

Robertson said the nearly 40-minute call became serious when the man started giving her directions to the location of a body, including details on how it was positioned.

"He gave me clues to like four or five different murders and I had no idea. I'm thinking I'm getting one murder details and he knew I was getting several different murders," said Robertson.

At his trial in 2004, with the confession and DNA results in evidence, a jury convicted Shore of capital murder. The next day, Shore's lawyers told jurors that, against their judgment and advice, their client wanted the death penalty. Jurors then heard four days of prosecution evidence about the three other slayings and heard from three women who testified he raped them.

The trial judge ultimately asked Shore directly if his lawyers' statements about him wanting the death penalty were accurate.

"This is very accurate," he replied.

In appeals, lawyers appointed for Shore argued he suffered from brain damage early in life that his trial attorneys didn't discover, and the brain injury affected his decision about wanting the death penalty. A federal appeals court earlier this year turned down his appeal and two weeks ago the U.S. Supreme Court refused to review his case.

The six-member Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles unanimously rejected a clemency petition Monday.

"I would describe Anthony's demeanor as that of any condemned man, that even though his life is severely altered by being in prison, especially on death row, he would rather have that than death," Knox Nunnally, one of Shore's attorneys, said.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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'Tourniquet Killer' Anthony Shore, who terrorized Houston area, set to die

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A convicted sex offender whose signature killing method prompted him to be dubbed Houston's "Tourniquet Killer" is set to die by lethal injection Wednesday evening, barring any late legal action. Anthony Allen Shore, 55, will be the seventh Texas inmate to be executed this year.

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Rep. Frederica Wilson said she was with Myeshia Johnson in a car headed to Miami International Airport Tuesday afternoon to meet the body of Johnson's late husband Sgt. La David T. Johnson, 25, when the president called. "Basically he said, 'Well, I guess he knew what he signed up for. But I guess it still hurt.' That's what he said."  La David Johnson was killed earlier this month in Niger when he was ambushed by an ISIS force. His pregnant widow broke down in tears hugging his casket on Tuesday as it was unloaded from the airplane.

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A Florida congresswoman says she is reeling from insensitive remarks President Donald Trump made Tuesday to the widow of a U.S. soldier who was killed last week in Niger when he was ambushed by militants believed to be linked to ISIS.

Rep. Frederica Wilson said she was with Myeshia Johnson in a car headed to Miami International Airport Tuesday afternoon to meet the body of her late husband Sgt. La David T. Johnson, 25, when the president called.

Wilson said she heard part of the conversation on speakerphone.

In an interview with CNN Tuesday night, the Democrat congresswoman said of the commander in chief, "Basically he said, 'well, I guess he knew what he signed up for. But I guess it still hurt.' That's what he said.'

When asked by ABC Miami affiliate WPLG if she was sure that is what she heard Trump say, Wilson responded, "Yeah, he said that. To me that is something that you can say in a conversation, but you shouldn't say that to a grieving widow. And everyone knows when you go to war, you could possibly not come back alive. But you don't remind a grieving widow of that. That's so insensitive."

Wilson told WPLG, "Now I didn't hear the entire conversation, but when I tried to find out what the entire conversation was, she said I just can't remember everything that he said. But that stood out in everyone's, uh heart, on the call. You don't say that. He is the president of the United States. This is a soldier who gave his life for his country. He is a hero in our minds, in our communities' minds, that is an insult to the entire Miami Gardens community, to our entire District 24, to Miami-Dade County, and to this nation. And I hope he did not say that to the other 3 families that he called."

The full context of the president's comment as described by Wilson is not known.

And The White House is declining to comment on the remarks that are being attributed to Trump.

"The president's conversations with the families of American heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice are private," a White House official told ABC News Tuesday night.

In her interview with CNN Wilson elaborated on her reaction, saying she wanted to confront the president.

"I asked them to give me the phone because I wanted to speak with him," she said. "And I was going to curse him out. That was my reaction at that time. I was livid. But they would not give me the phone."

As for Johnson's reaction, Wilson told CNN, "She was just crying. She couldn't say anything. The only thing she said when it was time to hang up was thank you, bye-bye."

Johnson was one of four soldiers killed in Niger when a joint patrol of American and Niger forces was ambushed Oct. 4 by militants believed linked to ISIS. He was assigned to the 3rd Special Forces Group, based at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The military says his body was found Friday after an extensive search; his body was initially listed as missing. The bodies of the three other U.S. troops were recovered shortly after the attack, which also killed four Niger military members. The U.S. and Niger forces were leaving a meeting with tribal leaders when they were ambushed.

Johnson, mother to the couple's 2-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter, is expecting their third child in January.

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Trump told widow of fallen soldier 'he knew what he signed up for,' says Rep. Wilson

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A Florida congresswoman says she is reeling from insensitive remarks President Donald Trump made Tuesday to the widow of a U.S. soldier who was killed last week in Niger when he was ambushed by militants believed to be linked to ISIS. Rep. Frederica Wilson said she was with Myeshia Johnson in a car...

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Teenage rapper Tay K is facing a very long time in prison after additional charges were tacked on to his case.

"The Race" rapper is currently behind bars for a capital murder charge and aggravated robbery. Now there are reports that he was slapped with a second capital murder charge for a killing in San Antonio. All these charges carry life sentences. Tay K was offered $500,000 bail which he is unable to make despite having one of the hottest rap songs out now.

Tay K will be tried as an adult for his crimes as revealed by his lawyer M. Trent Loftin last month. "The judge ruled that his case should [b]e moved to the adult court based on his age (and the fact that the juvenile court will lack jurisdiction soon)," Loftin said. "The judge was very clear to tell Mr. McIntyre on the record that this decision has no bearing whatsoever of his guilt/innocence in this case... Mr. McIntyre remains upbeat after this hearing."

Tay K, whose real name is Taymor McIntyre, legal trouble started last year when 21-year-old Ethan Walker was killed during a home invasion in Mansfield, Texas. The rapper and his associates were arrested for the crime, but he was placed on house arrest pending a trial. He cut loose his ankle monitor and made a run for it and was on the run as a fugitive before getting captured. While on the run, cops say he committed another murder involving a 65-year-old man who was killed.

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Was Tay K Slapped With Second Capital Murder Charge ?

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Teenage rapper Tay K is facing a very long time in prison after additional charges were tacked on to his case. "The Race" rapper is currently behind bars for a capital murder charge and aggravated robbery. Now there are reports that he was slapped with a second capital murder charge for a killing in San Antonio.

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Boston Celtics star Gordon Hayward was forced to leave Tuesday 's season opener against the cavaliers due to a broken Leg.

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Boston Celtics star Gordon Hayward was forced to leave Tuesday's season opener against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Quicken Loans Arena with a fractured left ankle less than six minutes into the game.

Hayward's "foot looked to be at a 90 degree angle from his leg," as the Washington Post's Tim Bontemps described it, and he was stretchered off the floor.

After the game, head coach Brad Stevens told reporters Hayward had suffered a fractured tibia and a dislocated ankle.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst reported LeBron James went back to the locker room to check on Hayward at the end of the first quarter. Isaiah Thomas, who recruited Hayward to come to the Celtics during the summer, also joined him in the locker room, according to Windhorst.

Losing Hayward for an extended stretch would be devastating after the team signed him to a four-year, $128 million deal this offseason.

The 27-year-old joined the Celtics after the best year of his career with the Utah Jazz, where he earned his first All-Star berth while setting new personal bests with 21.9 points and 5.4 assists per game. He also showcased impressive efficiency with a 53.6 effective shooting percentage.

With Hayward sidelined, the Celtics figure to turn to their young pair of No. 3 overall picks, Jaylen Brown and rookie Jayson Tatum, to fill the void.

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Gordon Hayward Fractures Ankle, Leg vs. Cavaliers, Stretchered off Court

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Streeter Lecka/Getty Images Boston Celtics star Gordon Hayward was forced to leave Tuesday's season opener against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Quicken Loans Arena with a fractured left ankle less than six minutes into the game. Hayward's "foot looked to be at a 90 degree angle from his leg," as the Washington Post's Tim Bontemps described it, and he was stretchered off the floor.

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Hayward, who signed a four-year, $128 million free agent contract this summer, went up for an alley-oop pass midway through the first quarter and collided with LeBron James. Hayward's leg twisted underneath him as he came back to the floor. The 27-year-old collapsed under the basket and looked in horror as his left foot was pointing outward.

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Boston Celtics star forward Gordon Hayward had to be carted off of the court in the season opener with a broken left ankle.

Hayward went up for an alley-oop pass midway through the first quarter and fell to the court awkwardly after a small collision with Cleveland's LeBron James. A hush fell over the Cavaliers arena as Hayward lay on the floor with his leg bent severely. Several Celtics teammates huddled near the bench in prayer. Hayward had his leg wrapped in an air cast as he exited the arena.

New Celtics point guard Kyrie Irving, who threw the pass, and veteran Marcus Smart were among those visibly distraught at the injury.

Hayward signed a four-year, $128 million max contract in July to make the Celtics the chief competition for the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference.

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Boston Celtics star forward Gordon Hayward had to be carted off of the court in the season opener with a broken left ankle. Hayward went up for an alley-oop pass midway through the first quarter and fell to the court awkwardly after a small collision with Cleveland's LeBron James.

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Jesus Campos and Stephen Schuck will both be guests and appearing on The Ellen Show. Jesus, who was a security guard the night of the shooting "disappeared" after turning himself into a clinic Thursday. All of his interviews had been canceled until he agreed to appear on The Ellen Show. The show will release an eight minute clip f Jesus recalling what happened that night. The interview clearly shows Jesus struggling and being emotional after recalling exactly what had happened.

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The Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino security guard hailed for being the first to confront Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock will give his first public account of the attack on Wednesday's "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."

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Paddock, as well as Mandalay Bay building engineer Stephen Schuck, were both guests of the talk show host in an interview taped Tuesday. Schuck had previously spoken to NBC, but Campos had drawn attention recently after he skipped out on previously scheduled interviews with Fox News and other outlets last Thursday.

The Associated Press reported Campos had "disappeared" after requesting to go to a walk-in medical clinic on Thursday. The interviews were canceled and the head of his union had been unable to get in contact with him.

But Campos finally appeared on "Ellen" in what he said would be his only public comments on the shooting. He was noticeably emotional in the interview -- routinely being patted on the back by Schuck and comforted by DeGeneres.

The show released an eight-minute clip of the interview on Tuesday night.

Campos laid out his recollection of the incidents leading up to Paddock firing on a crowd at a country music festival across the street from the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino on Oct. 1. Fifty-eight people were killed and hundreds more were injured in the deadliest shooting in modern U.S. history.

The account by Campos on "Ellen" was in line with much of what has been reported on the shooting. The security guard did not specify the times in which his account of proceedings happened -- a point of confusion in the investigation.

Campos said he was called to check on an open door on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel while he was on the 31st floor. However, when he went to the stairwell, he found the door to the 32nd floor was jammed. Campos walked up to the next floor and came back down to the 32nd floor to check why the door wasn't opening.

Campos said the door was jammed using "brackets," so he called engineering, which sent Schuck up to look.

Tomorrow, the first people to encounter the Las Vegas shooter are here - security guard Jesus Campos and building engineer Stephen Schuck. pic.twitter.com/dDmjzN6xBx
- Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) October 18, 2017

As Campos was walking back down the hallway, with his back to the suite Paddock was in, the gunman opened fire.

"As I was walking down [the hallway], I heard rapid fire," Campos told DeGeneres. "I took cover and I felt a burning sensation. I went to go lift my pant leg up and saw blood. That's when I called in on my radio that shots were fired."

Schuck reached the 32nd floor and then approached the same hallway, completely unaware of the situation unfolding.

"Once I got more than halfway [down the hallway] is when I saw Jesus and heard shooting," Schuck said. "At first I thought it was a jackhammer.

"Jesus leaned out and said, 'Take cover, take cover,' and yelled at me and within milliseconds, if he didn't say that, I could've got hit."

Schuck described the "pressure" of the bullets flying past his head as he immediately ducked behind a door frame for cover.

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Neither guest elaborated further on the situation or clarified why it took so long -- about 20 minutes according to Las Vegas police accounts -- for police to reach the 32nd floor. When police eventually breached the doorway to Paddock's suite, he was found dead of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot.

Schuck and Campos each thanked the Las Vegas Metro Police Department and other first responders for their efforts in the aftermath of the shooting.

"Thank you so much for being here," DeGeneres said at the close of the interview. "I know you've had so many people asking for you to tell the story and talk about this and I understand your reluctance because you just want this to be over.

"You're talking about it now and and then you're not gonna talk about it again," DeGeneres continued. "And I don't blame you, because to relive this over and over again. ... We just wanted to celebrate you."

Schuck was gifted with an all-expenses paid trip to an Indianapolis Colts game, while Campos was given free season tickets to the Oakland Raiders once they move to Las Vegas.

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The Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino security guard hailed for being the first to confront Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock will give his first public account of the attack on Wednesday's "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." Paddock, as well as Mandalay Bay building engineer Stephen Schuck, were both guests...

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Harvey Weinstein's brother, Bob Weinstein's was accused of sexual harassment by a female executive producer of the tv series "The Mist". The disgraced movie mogul had been accused of so many sexual misconduct by so many women plus even actresses too like Ashley Ludd, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Angelina Jolie.

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Bob Weinstein, who co-founded The Weinstein Company with brother Harvey Weinstein, has been accused of sexual harassment by a female executive producer of the TV series "The Mist."

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Amanda Segel, a showrunner for the Spike TV drama, made the allegations in a report published today by Variety.

Segel said Weinstein repeatedly made unwanted romantic overtures toward her, including asking her out to dinner.

"'No' should be enough," Segel told Variety. "After 'no,' anybody who has asked you out should just move on. Bob kept referring to me that he wanted to have a friendship. He didn't want a friendship. He wanted more than that. My hope is that 'no' is enough from now on."

Through his attorney Bert Fields, Bob Weinstein has denied the claims.

"Variety's story about Bob Weinstein is riddled with false and misleading assertions by Ms. Segel and we have the emails to prove it, but even if you believe what she says it contains not a hint of any inappropriate touching or even any request for such touching," Fields said in a statement obtained by ABC News. "There is no way in the world that Bob Weinstein is guilty of sexual harassment, and even if you believed what this person asserts there is no way it would amount to that."

Fields told ABC News that "not any fair-minded person could believe that Bob would do anything like this," adding that Segel's relationship with Bob Weinstein was always pleasant.

The Weinstein Company referred to Fields' statement when asked by ABC News for comment.

In a statement to ABC News, Spike TV said, "We take all allegations of this nature very seriously, and are investigating."

Segel's attorney did not immediately responded to a request for comment.

This latest report came as the remaining board members of The Weinstein Company, including Bob Weinstein, met by conference call to discuss the dozens of allegations of sexual harassment and assault made against his brother, Harvey Weinstein.

The board fired Harvey Weinstein from the company, and earlier today he also resigned from the board.

Bob Weinstein has publicly decried his brother's actions and said he was unaware of the severity of the allegations.

Harvey Weinstein is still pursuing a claim he was wrongfully fired from the company.

The Weinstein Company has been under pressure since sexual assault and harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein were first reported by The New York Times and The New Yorker this past month.

The disgraced movie mogul has been accused of sexual misconduct by numerous women, including actresses Ashley Judd, Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie.

In response to the allegations, a spokesperson for the movie executive said, "Any allegations of nonconsensual sex are unequivocally denied by Mr. Weinstein."

"Mr. Weinstein has further confirmed that there were never any acts of retaliation against any women for refusing his advances. Mr. Weinstein obviously can't speak to anonymous allegations, but with respect to any women who have made allegations on the record, Mr. Weinstein believes that all of these relationships were consensual," the spokesperson said in a statement. "Mr. Weinstein has begun counseling, has listened to the community and is pursuing a better path. Mr. Weinstein is hoping that if he makes enough progress, he will be given a second chance."

On Saturday, Harvey Weinstein was expelled from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

"The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Board of Governors met today to discuss the allegations against Harvey Weinstein and has voted well in excess of the required two-thirds majority to immediately expel him from the academy," the organization said in a statement on Saturday.

In a statement, The Weinstein Company board of directors said, "The board today ratified its decision to terminate Harvey Weinstein's employment with the Weinstein Co. Harvey Weinstein resigned from the board."

Meanwhile, the scandal-plagued company appears to be setting itself up for a sale.

The Weinstein Company said Monday it will get an immediate cash infusion from Colony Capital and negotiate with the private equity firm for a potential sale of some or all of its assets down the road.

Colony Capital was founded by President Donald Trump 's close friend and confidant Tom Barrack, who chaired Trump's inaugural committee.

Despite the allegations against Harvey Weinstein, Barrack said in a statement the company "has substantial value and growth potential."

Weinstein Company board member Tarak Ben Ammar said the cash infusion would "help stabilize the company's current operations."

ABC News' Aaron Katersky also contributed to this report.

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Bob Weinstein, who co-founded The Weinstein Company with brother Harvey Weinstein, has been accused of sexual harassment by a female executive producer of the TV series "The Mist." Add Harvey Weinstein as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Harvey Weinstein news, video, and analysis from ABC News.

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The first ever Deer week on t.v is going to be celebrated. The deer week is to calibrate the heritage of hunting. The deer week will be hosted by Tom McMillan. The t.v show will be playing  hunting episodes from Jim Shockey’s Hunting Adventures,” “True Magnum TV,” “Red Arrow,” “Realtree Outdoors” and more. Hopefully this deer week will get more kids in the outdoors then staying in side and play games.

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Look out, Shark Week: Deer Week has got you in its crosshairs.

Beginning this Sunday, Oct. 15, both the Outdoor Channel and Sportsman Channel are kicking off their first-ever Deer Week festivities with a barrage of deer-focused programming for veteran hunters and avid outdoorsmen alike.

"It gives everybody a chance to remember where we come from, to remember the heritage and history behind this great sport of hunting," says "McMillan" star Tom McMillan, who will be hosting the channels' inaugural Deer Week alongside Michael Waddell, aka the "Bone Collector" himself.
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"It's going to be a big celebration of the principal values of deer hunting," Waddell tells Fox News. "We're uncovering every aspect, from the point of view of the veteran hunter who wants to fill the freezers, to the trophy hunter, to even the beginner, in some cases."

But make no mistake - by no means is Deer Week only for novice hunters. According to Waddell, fans can expect much more than just a lesson in Deer Hunting 101.

"We're covering the family aspect of hunting, the renewability of hunting, [we're] celebrating the herds," says Waddell. "We've even got recipes for truly organic eating. Because if you want to eat organic, there's no better way than to do your hunting in the wild."

"We want to shed a light on that, that it's a gift," adds McMillan. "Our ancestors didn't make it through hard winters eating salad, you know?"
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In addition to Waddell's "Bone Collector," Deer Week viewers can expect seven-consecutive nights of non-stop deer-hunting programming, including new and classic episodes of "Jim Shockey's Hunting Adventures," "True Magnum TV," "Red Arrow," "Realtree Outdoors" and more.

"We're lucky to have our heritage of hunting still going on, and we want to share that," says McMillan, who adds that he's excited to share his traditions with the next generation of hunters.

"Hopefully, Deer Week can [get] some young kids out hunting, get them outdoors, expose them to the same gift."

Waddell, too, tells Fox News he's especially proud to inspire others to get outside and have a great experience in the wilderness.

"[We] really get it back down to the family fun - in all caps, the F-U-N - of the outdoors in general. To get off the concrete and steel, go feel the cool breeze, watch the wilderness come alive," he says.
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"And If you look underneath the hood of [the hunting community], you're going to find a lot of good people and an amazing culture. I'm proud to be from that part of the culture."
Deer Week kicks off on Outdoor Channel and Sportsman Channel on Sunday, Oct. 15 at 7 p.m.

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TV's first-ever Deer Week to celebrate 'heritage and history behind this great sport of hunting'

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Look out, Shark Week: Deer Week has got you in its crosshairs. Beginning this Sunday, Oct. 15, both the Outdoor Channel and Sportsman Channel are kicking off their first-ever Deer Week festivities with a barrage of deer-focused programming for veteran hunters and avid outdoorsmen alike.

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More wildfires are starting up in California. 5 firefighters were injured in the fast-moving wildfires. So far of what they found the fire killed 41 people.

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New fires in Sausalito, Santa Cruz and Dublin force evacuations

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Officials were contending with new fires in Northern California on Tuesday as progress continued on the blazes that have ravaged wine country.

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California FINALLY is anticipating the rain that they needed.

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Ravaged by a slew of deadly wildfires in recent days, northern California is set to get a bit of relief this week in the form of rain.

A storm system is expected to move over the Pacific Northwest later this week and the trailing cold front will most likely bring some much-needed rain to northern California between Thursday and Friday, according to ABC meteorologists.

"It will rain a bit but not enough to fully douse the blazes," AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Ken Clark said in a statement Tuesday. "The biggest advantage to firefighters will be the increase in humidity and lower temperatures."

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Massive wildfires have charred more than 245,000 acres of land statewide in the past week, killing at least 41 people and destroying thousands of homes, according to authorities.

Firefighters were battling about a dozen wildfires as of late Tuesday evening, although most of them were more than halfway contained.

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"The weather today will be warm with low humidity, which will continue to challenge firefighters, but only light winds are forecast," CalFire said in a statement on Tuesday. "A chance of precipitation is expected to arrive later in the week, bringing relief from the dry conditions."

The northern parts of the Golden State, which has bared the brunt of the fire damage, is forecast to see an influx of cloudy, cooler and wetter weather later in the week, according to AccuWeather.

However, a return of dry air, heat and areas of gusty winds could once again raise the wildfire danger early next week, meteorologists said.

Separately, a band of moisture, referred to as Atmospheric River by weather experts, is currently stretching between Asia and North America. It's expected to bring several storm systems into many parts of the Pacific Northwest through the rest of the week.

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The first of these storms have already hit the Pacific Northwest with wind gusts of between 40 and 74 mph.

A number of wind warnings and flood watches are in effect in the western and northern parts of the U.S. ahead of the storm.

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Ravaged by a slew of deadly wildfires in recent days, northern California is set to get a bit of relief this week in the form of rain. A storm system is expected to move over the Pacific Northwest later this week and the trailing cold front will most likely bring some much-needed rain to northern...

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A woman who was held captive by a Taliban-affiliated group in Afghanistan that was rescued last week by Pakistani troops was rushed to the hospital on Monday for an unknown reason.  She was was seven months pregnant when she and her husband, Josh Boyle, were abducted in Afghanistan in 2012

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President trump is facing backlash after he told a widow of a US serviceman "He knew what he signed up for." Wilson said she was in the room when the widow of Sgt. La David Johnson took a phone call from the President. The congresswoman said she heard Trump say that the solder "Knew what he signed up for." Trump then tweeted, "Democrat Congresswoman totally fabricated what I said to the wife of a soldier who died in action (and I have proof). Sad!"

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Trump is facing backlash after he reportedly told the widow of a US serviceman killed in Niger that "he knew what he signed up for." Follow here for live updates.

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N. Korea: Nuclear war may break out any moment. Brian Todd reports on a North Korean ambassador's warning, that nuclear war could break out "at any moment."

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A woman drowned her infant son and his half-brother in a bathtub hours after she called police and told them she was worried about being deported. She called police and said she had drowned her son, 4 months old and his half brother only 5 years old. Pelima, 30, was charged with two counts of first-degree murder

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A woman drowned her infant son and his 5-year-old half-brother in a bathtub hours after she called police and told them she was worried about being deported, a Delaware police chief said Tuesday.

Kula Pelima, a native of Liberia who has lived in the U.S. for two decades, called 911 about 3:45 a.m. Monday, fearing that her visa had lapsed, Wilmington Police Chief Robert Tracy said at a news conference.

"She was concerned about her immigration status," Tracy said. "She's a Liberian immigrant that came to the country in 1997, and she was worried about what could happen to her because her boyfriend ... [the father of both boys] was picked up also by the feds on some immigration issues on Oct. 6."

It's not clear why Pelima was worried. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said she is a permanent resident with no criminal convictions.

An officer visited her home early Monday and told her local authorities were not going to arrest her, the police chief said. The officer even gave Pelima an immigration hotline number to call, and observed the older boy doing well during the visit.

According to court papers obtained by FOX 29, Pelima told police she dropped the 4-month-old in the tub turned on the water and left him on his back as the tub filled early Tuesday.

Police said she then physically assaulted the 5-year old, dragged him to the bathroom and put his head under water until he stopped moving.

"She was pretty matter of fact about admission that the two children were dead. Our officers discovered them in the back bathtub," Wilmington Police Department Chief Robert Tracy said, according to FOX 29.

Tracy said the crime was shocking even to hardened officers.

Pelima, 30, was charged with two counts of first-degree murder and was being held on $2 million bond. It's not clear if she has a lawyer yet.

There was a strong odor of gas in her apartment, but it was not clear if the gas stove had been turned on intentionally, the chief said. The building was evacuated but no one was hurt by the fumes.

Pelima's boyfriend, the father of both boys, is a native of Nigeria. He was taken into custody by immigration authorities in Pennsylvania on Sept. 14. The couple lived together in Wilmington, and she helped care for both children, the police chief said.

Victor Epelle, 38, was in the United States legally, but he had violated the terms of his status, ICE said. It wasn't immediately clear what he had done.

He was released from custody Monday on humanitarian grounds after being notified of the deaths of his sons.
The Associated Press contributed to this report

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Mom, fearing deportation, drowns infant son, 5-year-old half-brother, cops say

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A woman drowned her infant son and his 5-year-old half-brother in a bathtub hours after she called police and told them she was worried about being deported, a Delaware police chief said Tuesday. Kula Pelima, a native of Liberia who has lived in the U.S. for two decades, called 911 about 3:45 a.m.

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Nasa says there might be a ninth planet (i still want pluto th be a planet.)

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NASA says evidence for ‘Planet Nine’ is mounting

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We might not actually know how many planets are in our Solar System — and no, this isn’t a trick regarding Pluto’s status. For years, scientists have wondered if there might be a larger, planet-sized body lurking in or around the thick layer of debris called the Kuiper Belt, and now NASA is saying the evidence is hard to ignore.