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Trump to address nation on deadly mass shooting

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President Donald Trump says it appears the suspect in Florida's deadly school shooting was "mentally disturbed."

Trump tweeted Thursday about the shooting at a Parkland, Florida, high school. A former student opened fire Wednesday with an AR-15 rifle, killing 17 people. The 19-year-old was charged Thursday morning.

Trump says: "So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior. Neighbors and classmates knew he was a big problem. Must always report such instances to authorities, again and again!"

The president offered sympathy in a tweet Wednesday and said he spoke with Florida's governor, but he has not addressed the nation.

Trump has cited mental health before as a cause for mass shootings, dismissing questions about gun control.

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President Donald Trump says it appears the suspect in Florida's deadly school shooting was "mentally disturbed." Trump tweeted Thursday about the shooting at a Parkland, Florida, high school. A former student opened fire Wednesday with an AR-15 rifle, killing 17 people. The 19-year-old was...

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a fraternity at cornell university made a " game " out of who could get the most points by sleeping with women. the frat boys were put on probation.

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An investigation by the university's Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life found members of the school's Zeta Beta Tau chapter held a contest for new members in which they'd earn points for sleeping with women, according to a statement detailing violations by Greek Life communities on the school's website.

"In the event of a tie," it said, "additional points were awarded to the new member who had sex with a woman who had weighed the most." The men were told not to inform the women about the contest.

The office was made aware of the allegations last year and conducted the investigation, which ended last month.

The fraternity has been put on probation for two years, according to the university. The chapter also will be required to hire a live-in adviser by the beginning of the fall 2018 semester, among a slew of other disciplinary actions, including participation in programs about sexual assault.

Some students, such as Cornell junior Sarah Wang, don't believe the punishment is strong enough.

"At this point it's kind of just standard that they kind of get off with some type of probation that's not really a probation," Wang told CNN affiliate WSTM. "I feel like there's so many good things that go on on our campus and these are the kinds of things that people will remember us for, rather than the good things."

The national fraternity said it was "deeply disappointed to learn of allegations that certain men in the Kappa Chapter at Cornell University engaged in activities that degrade women."

'Dehumanizes women'

Vice President for Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi called the behavior "abhorrent" and said it was "antithetical to our values as a community."

"Behavior that degrades and dehumanizes women contributes to a climate and culture of tolerance for sexual violence," Lombardi said, adding that all members of the Greek system and everyone else on campus must "challenge any form of sexual misconduct and the behaviors that foster it."

The national fraternity said it would work with the chapter and university officials to conduct a membership review "to rid the chapter of any men" who either participated in the game or had knowledge of it.

The statement added that the fraternity believes all men should treat women with dignity and respect.

'Shocked and appalled' at the allegations

The Cornell chapter said in a statement on its Facebook page that chapter leadership was "shocked and appalled" by the "allegations" when it was made aware of them in December. The contest was not sanctioned by the chapter, and the brothers were not aware of it, the post said.

"The allegations described are contrary to the values that Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity espouses and works in direct conflict with the beliefs and mission of the Kappa Chapter," the members said.

The news comes at a time when fraternities and sororities have been under increased scrutiny for behavior that ranges from offensive to dangerous.

In 2015, the University of Oklahoma severed its ties with the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity after members were caught on video singing a racist chant.

A University of Alabama student is no longer enrolled at the school after a video she posted in which she repeatedly used racial slurs went viral last month. According to CNN affiliate WBRC, she was a member of the Alpha Phi International sorority.

In some of the most egregious instances, pledges have died. At least four young pledges died in 2017 on the campuses of Pennsylvania State University, Louisiana State University, Texas State University and Florida State University.

Three of those cases -- in Pennsylvania, Louisiana and Florida -- have been linked to fraternity hazing, and resulted in criminal charges being brought against fraternity members.

And last month, a Pennsylvania judge banned a fraternity from operating in the state for 10 years after being found guilty of manslaughter in the 2013 hazing death of Baruch College freshman Michael Deng. Four members who pleaded guilty were given jail time.

Correction: A previous version of this story attributed a racist chant to students of Oklahoma State University. The chant was made by students of University of Oklahoma.

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Cornell fraternity on probation for secret 'pig roast' sex contest

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An investigation by the university's Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life found members of the school's Zeta Beta Tau chapter held a contest for new members in which they'd earn points for sleeping with women, according to a statement detailing violations by Greek Life communities on the school's website.

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Introducing the new 7.62mm Tavor Bullpup Rifle, coming soon to gunshop near you.

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I had a chance to shoot the new IWI US Tavor 7 chambered for 7.62x51mm at SHOT Show 2018 last week.

The new Tavor 7 is just like its 5.56mm Tavor brother, a bullpup-style rifle developed in close cooperation with the Israel Defense Forces.

I was surprised at how easy the Tavor 7 was to control. Recoil was very manageable, better than more traditional-designed 7.62mm rifles of similar size.

IWI US put a short-stroke gas piston in the Tavor 7 to cut down on recoil and added a new compensator which reduces muzzle flip, Casey Flack, IWI US CEO said at range day.

The combination allowed for fast follow-up shots.

The 7 also features a four-position gas regulator -- regular, adverse conditions, suppressed and a fourth position that shuts off the gas to allow it to fire "one quiet round" with a suppressor, Flack said.

"It turns the gas completely off; the bolt doesn't even cycle," he said.

The Tavor 7 is a fully ambidextrous platform on which the ejection side and the charging handle can be switched quickly and easily from side to side by the user. The ambidextrous features include: safety lever, magazine release, and bolt catch similar to the X95, chambered in 5.56mm.

The new Tavor includes an M-LOK fore-end with two M-LOK slots at 3 and 9 o'clock, as well as MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny rail at the 6 o'clock position, to allow the use of multiple devices and accessories.

Its replaceable barrels are available in two lengths -- 17 inches and 20 inches. The rifle has an overall length of 28.4 inches and weighs 9 pounds, without a magazine.

The rifle's body is built from high-strength, impact-modified polymer, and has a hammer-forged, chrome-lined, free-floating barrel for enhanced accuracy and life cycle.

It also features a rotating bolt system that ensures maximum safety for the user and a pistol grip that can be changed or modified.

The Tavor 7 is scheduled to be available sometime in the first quarter of fiscal 2018. It will come in four colors: Sniper Gray, OD Green, Black, and Flat Dark Earth.

Suggested retail for the new Tavor is $2,200.

"Our product is not a budget gun; it's high quality, and it costs money for the research and development," Flack said.
Matthew Cox can be reached at matthew.cox@military.com.
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On the Range with the New 7.62mm Tavor Rifle

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I had a chance to shoot the new IWI US Tavor 7 chambered for 7.62x51mm at SHOT Show 2018 last week. The new Tavor 7 is just like its 5.56mm Tavor brother, a bullpup-style rifle developed in close cooperation with the Israel Defense Forces. I was surprised at how easy the Tavor 7 was to control.

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Trolls are using a disabled girl's photos to "promote" abortion.

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Trolls used disabled girl's photo to advocate for abortion - CNN Video

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The image of a 9-year-old disabled girl was used in a Twitter post about abortion. The child's mother fought Twitter to take it down.

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a person flushed a hamster down a a airline toilet.she is suing airlines.

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woman kills 2 of her kids . 8 year old and 5 year old,, she stabbed 8 year old first

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A Massachusetts woman used a kitchen knife to stab two of her children to death and later told police it was part of a Voodoo ritual, authorities said Tuesday.

Latarsha Sanders, 43, told police she attacked her 8-year-old son, Edson "Marlon" Brito, with a kitchen knife as part of a ritual but failed, so she attacked her 5-year-old son, Lason Brito, assistant Plymouth District Attorney Jessica Kenny told a judge during Sanders' arraignment on murder charges.

She told police it had to do with "Voodoo stuff," according to a police report of their interview with her.

The older boy was stabbed 50 times, and she admitted to the killings, Kenny said.

"She said she had stabbed him because she had 'failed' in the ritual with Marlon," Kenny said, according to The Boston Herald . "She responded to police that she felt bad about what she had done."

Sanders also told investigators she mopped up blood from the floor, left the kitchen knife in the sink, cleaned up both boys and placed them in separate beds, Kenny said.

Plymouth District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz told reporters that Sanders' interview with police was "disjointed" but said investigators are not aware of Sanders having a history of mental illness.

"We don't have a lot of clarity to a lot of the things she was saying at this point," Cruz said.

The boys' bodies were discovered in their Brockton apartment on Monday after Sanders asked a neighbor to call 911 because she was having a medical issue. When authorities arrived, the neighbor told police that there were children in the apartment, so they checked and discovered them. The boys were last seen by their grandmother on Saturday, prosecutors said.

Sanders pleaded not guilty and was ordered held without bail, with her next court appearance scheduled for April 9. Her lawyer, Joseph Krowski Jr., said he had just begun representing her Tuesday morning and didn't comment on the specific accusations.

The killings come a week after two sisters in the neighboring community of East Bridgewater were charged with tying down, burning and permanently disfiguring a 5-year-old girl, and threatening to cut off the head of her 8-year-old brother, in a Voodoo ritual.

Voodoo refers to religious practices developed centuries ago by enslaved Africans in the Caribbean, primarily in Haiti, where the practices are sometimes spelled "vodou."

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Cops: Woman says Voodoo ritual led her to kill sons, 5 and 8

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A Massachusetts woman used a kitchen knife to stab two of her children to death and later told police it was part of a Voodoo ritual, authorities said Tuesday.

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Mother gives birth & abandons baby in an airport bathroom with handwritten note

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Authorities are looking for a mother who they believe abandoned her newborn baby at Tucson International Airport with a handwritten note pleading, "I just want what is best for him and it is not me."

The woman, seen on security footage carrying something wrapped in a blanket and walking with an awkward gait, may have given birth in an airport bathroom in Tucson, Arizona, before leaving the child on a changing table at a family changing room with a handwritten note, Los Angeles ABC station KABC reported.

Tucson Airport Authority via Storyful

The Tucson Airport Authority released footage this week of the woman walking through the airport when the baby was abandoned on Jan. 14, and are looking to find out who she is.

The note left with the child read, "Please help me. My mom had no idea she was pregnant. She is unable and unfit to take care of me. Please get me to the authorities so they can find a good home.

"I just want what is best for him and it's not me," the note adds.

Tucson Airport Authority via Storyful

Airport security received a 911 call from someone who discovered the baby at the changing table near baggage claim, according to KABC, and they immediately began investigating.

The child was in good condition, authorities said.

The Washington Post reported airport officials found bloody clothes in an airport bathroom they believe belong to the woman.

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Mother gives birth, abandons baby in airport bathroom with handwritten note

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Authorities are looking for a mother who they believe abandoned her newborn baby at Tucson International Airport with a handwritten note pleading, "I just want what is best for him and it is not me." The woman, seen on security footage carrying something wrapped in a blanket and walking with an...

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Tim Tebow's Nght to shine celebrates 90,000 with special needs worldwide to celebrate 4 year prom for christian people from him being the college super star and a NFL quarterback.

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The "Night to Shine" is one of Tim Tebow's favorite days of the year.

In MVP-style, the outspoken Christian athlete -- a college football star who became an NFL quarterback and is now trying to ascend the ranks to Major League Baseball -- is hosting the fourth-annual prom night focused on showing God's love for thousands of people with special needs at locations around the world.

"It's my favorite night of the year and we get to change so many lives," Tebow said in a video promoting the event. "Honestly, it's not just the night of their life where they get to dance, and they get to have fun. They get to ride in limos, they get to walk down red carpets."

He added: "It's so much more than life, because maybe for the first time, they realize that they're worth it. They realize that they're special. They realize that they're loved. There's not much more important than that."

The idea began with holding the event at one church. Then, the former Florida Gators quarterback and his team at the Tim Tebow Foundation decided to significantly expand the operation.

This year's " Night to Shine " has spread to 540 churches in 16 countries, with 175,000 volunteers required to put on the big night that celebrates more than 90,000 "kings" and "queens."

Just like in past years, Tebow plans to make surprise visits at different locations.

"I'm going to love those kids," Tebow said. "I'm going to make them feel special, and at the end of the night when they're crowned king or queen of the prom, hopefully they leave realizing that the God of this universe loves them so much and has a special unique plan and purpose for their life. We get to show that with how much we love them."

American Residential Services is the big night's global corporate sponsor for the second year in a row, while partners such as Men's Wearhouse are providing special discounts for designer tuxes and donating a portion of the proceeds to the Tim Tebow Foundation. Other sponsors include 3 Musketeers, Firehouse Subs, SecureSearch, Shindigz, and Thrivent Financial.

Each "Night to Shine" welcomes its honored guests with the royal treatment: tuxedos and shoe shining stations for the kings, and gorgeous dresses and hair and makeup stations for the queens, along with corsages and boutonnieres. Each guest arrives to a cheering crowd and paparazzi as they walk down the red carpet. Once inside, they enjoy a night of dancing, karaoke and gifts to remember the night.

To open up the event to even more people, the Tim Tebow Foundation features a livestream.

Caleb Parke is an associate editor for FoxNews.com. You can follow him on Twitter @calebparke

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Tim Tebow's 'Night to Shine' celebrates 90,000 people with special needs worldwide

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The "Night to Shine" is one of Tim Tebow's favorite days of the year. In MVP-style, the outspoken Christian athlete -- a college football star who became an NFL quarterback and is now trying to ascend the ranks to Major League Baseball -- is hosting the fourth-annual prom night focused on showing God's love for thousands of people with special needs at locations around the world.

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School accused of preventing same-sex couple from attending prom together

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A mother abandons newborn baby at airport and leaves a note saying ¨I just wanted the best for him and thats not me¨

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Authorities are looking for a mother who they believe abandoned her newborn baby at Tucson International Airport with a handwritten note pleading, "I just want what is best for him and it is not me."

The woman, seen on security footage carrying something wrapped in a blanket and walking with an awkward gait, may have given birth in an airport bathroom in Tucson, Arizona, before leaving the child on a changing table at a family changing room with a handwritten note, Los Angeles ABC station KABC reported.

Tucson Airport Authority via Storyful

The Tucson Airport Authority released footage this week of the woman walking through the airport when the baby was abandoned on Jan. 14, and are looking to find out who she is.

The note left with the child read, "Please help me. My mom had no idea she was pregnant. She is unable and unfit to take care of me. Please get me to the authorities so they can find a good home.

"I just want what is best for him and it's not me," the note adds.

Tucson Airport Authority via Storyful

Airport security received a 911 call from someone who discovered the baby at the changing table near baggage claim, according to KABC, and they immediately began investigating.

The child was in good condition, authorities said.

The Washington Post reported airport officials found bloody clothes in an airport bathroom they believe belong to the woman.

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Mother gives birth, abandons baby in airport bathroom with handwritten note

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stocks bounce at the end of an awful week

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The Dow is having its worst week since the financial crisis.

Fears about inflation and soaring bond yields have sent the Dow plunging 6.5% through the first four trading days of this week. That would be the steepest decline in any week since October 2008.

After losing a record 1,175 points on Monday, the Dow tumbled 1,033 points more on Thursday. It landed in a correction, a 10% decline from previous highs. The S&P 500 has shed 6.6% this week, its second-worst since 2008. All the Nasdaq's gains for the year have been wiped out.

The market turmoil follows a prolonged period of booming stock prices with virtually no sharp declines. Such a rapid rise is unusual, and market analysts long warned that a pullback was overdue.

"The run-up on the market was amazing. We've all enjoyed it," said Rich Guerrini, CEO of PNC Investments.

Related: This is why the Dow is plunging

Still, the ferocity of the selling has caught investors off guard.

While the market turbulence can be alarming, analysts urged investors to stay calm because the economic backdrop is strong. The unemployment rate is 4.1%, a 17-year low, and economic growth is expected to gain steam in 2018.

"The last thing anybody should do is overreact to traditional volatility," Guerrini said.

Despite the heavy losses this week, the Dow remains up 36% since President Trump's election.

CNNMoney (New York) First published February 9, 2018: 12:02 AM ET

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Fears about inflation and soaring bond yields have sent the Dow plunging 6.5% through the first four trading days of this week. That would be the steepest decline in any week since October 2008. After losing a record 1,175 points on Monday, the Dow tumbled 1,033 points more on Thursday.

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connor mcdavid simply creates magic

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twitter has announced to be profitable the whole rest of 2018. The copany was making money the first of last year for the first time. They made $91 million in the last 3 months of last year and plan to keep on making that number bigger.

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Twitter is finally in the black.

The company said Thursday it posted a modest $91 million profit in the final three months of 2017, marking the first time the company has had a profitable quarter since going public in 2013.

Twitter says it expects to be profitable for all of 2018 as well.

It's a hard won milestone for Twitter. The company has gone through multiple rounds of layoffs since cofounder Jack Dorsey returned as CEO in 2015. And it has cut beloved but pricey projects like Vine, a video sharing service.

Twitter also received a boost from a surprise rebound in its advertising business. The company posted sales of $732 million for the quarter, up 2% from the same period a year earlier, reversing a sales decline that has plagued the company in recent quarters.

Related: Top Twitter executive departs, putting pressure on Jack Dorsey

In a letter to shareholders, Twitter chalked up the sales boost to "better-than-expected growth" in ad sales "across all major products and geographies."

The stock jumped more than 20% in pre-market trading Thursday following the earnings report.

The sales rebound and profitability milestone offer hope that Twitter's turnaround efforts are bearing fruit. Beyond cost cuts, Twitter has pushed for product tweaks to make the service more intuitive to new and existing users.

During the quarter, Twitter doubled the character limit of tweets for all users. While it received some backlash from longtime users, Dorsey called it a success on Wednesday.

"We're seeing a lot more retweets. We're seeing a lot more mentions," he said on a conference call with analysts Wednesday. "We do believe that it is minimizing some of the complexities and some of the confusion around Twitter in general."

Twitter also introduced an option to make it easier to thread tweets and launched Happening Now, a feature intended to highlight content around events like sports games.

Daniel Ives, an analyst with GBH Insights, called the earnings results "a breath of fresh air for investors that have patiently awaited for this turnaround story to manifest after years of pain."

However, Twitter continues to face significant challenges in that turnaround story.

Twitter's user growth remains stagnant. It had 330 million monthly active users for the quarter, effectively failing to grow its audience at all.

In fact, Twitter's audience in the U.S. declined slightly. It had 68 million users in the country in the fourth quarter, down from 69 million in the prior quarter.

On the conference call, Twitter executives stressed the social network's five consecutive quarters of daily user growth. But Twitter continues to declines to provide a hard number for its daily audience.

Last month, Twitter's COO Anthony Noto announced plans to leave the company to take over as CEO of a startup. Noto had previously served as Twitter's CFO and was arguably the most important executive at the company other than Dorsey.

Twitter has said Noto's responsibilities will be handled by various members of its leadership team. Dorsey continues to be a part-time CEO, running both Twitter and Square .

CNNMoney (New York) First published February 8, 2018: 7:51 AM ET

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Twitter just had its first profitable quarter

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The company said Thursday it posted a modest $91 million profit in the final three months of 2017, marking the first time the company has had a profitable quarter since going public in 2013. Twitter says it expects to be profitable for all of 2018 as well.

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A dad poured hot sauce down in sons pants to try and potty train him

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A Snapchat video that appears to show a father trying to potty train his child by pouring hot sauce down his pants has sparked a police investigation.

The video, posted on Facebook and viewed more than 13,000 times, shows a man holding a young child while pouring hot sauce down his pants and then on his face while the child cries.

It has the caption: "potty training 101."
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Shana Honeycutt, of Edmond, Okla., posted a sped-up version of the Snapchat video on Facebook after seeing it in a private group and being horrified.

"It needed to be public," she told News9. "It didn't need to be left in a private Facebook group where no one did or said anything about it."

She added: "It's abuse. You don't potty train by pouring hot sauce down a baby's pants and wiping it all over the face."

It's unclear how old the child is.

Police in Choctaw, where the original video was taken, said they're investigating the case with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services.

While the child appears distraught in the video, the child's mother - who posted the original video to the private Facebook group - told News9 the slower version shows none of the sauce actually made contact with her son.

"You can see that nothing went down his pants, and nothing was in his mouth," the mother, who wanted to remain anonymous, said.

She said her son was laughing after the video was taken.

"The video was played out to something it wasn't. My son, I would never put him in harm's way," the mother said.

Choctaw police, along with DHS members, visited the child's home on Wednesday. They said the investigation is ongoing, but found the child appears to be in a safe home.
Lucia I. Suarez Sang is a Reporter for FoxNews.com. Follow her on Twitter @luciasuarezsang

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Dad allegedly uses hot sauce to potty train son in alarming Snapchat video, sparking investigation

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A Snapchat video that appears to show a father trying to potty train his child by pouring hot sauce down his pants has sparked a police investigation. The video, posted on Facebook and viewed more than 13,000 times, shows a man holding a young child while pouring hot sauce down his pants and then on his face while the child cries.

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Mother gives birth, abandons baby in airport bathroom with a handwritten note.

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Authorities are looking for a mother who they believe abandoned her newborn baby at Tucson International Airport with a handwritten note pleading, "I just want what is best for him and it is not me."

The woman, seen on security footage carrying something wrapped in a blanket and walking with an awkward gait, may have given birth in an airport bathroom in Tucson, Arizona, before leaving the child on a changing table at a family changing room with a handwritten note, Los Angeles ABC station KABC reported.

Tucson Airport Authority via Storyful

The Tucson Airport Authority released footage this week of the woman walking through the airport when the baby was abandoned on Jan. 14, and are looking to find out who she is.

The note left with the child read, "Please help me. My mom had no idea she was pregnant. She is unable and unfit to take care of me. Please get me to the authorities so they can find a good home.

"I just want what is best for him and it's not me," the note adds.

Tucson Airport Authority via Storyful

Airport security received a 911 call from someone who discovered the baby at the changing table near baggage claim, according to KABC, and they immediately began investigating.

The child was in good condition, authorities said.

The Washington Post reported airport officials found bloody clothes in an airport bathroom they believe belong to the woman.

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Mother gives birth, abandons baby in airport bathroom with handwritten note

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Couple finds worms in their feet after beach vacation in Punta Cana.

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Dozens of hookworms were found burrowing in the feet of a Canadian couple after a recent trip to the Dominican Republic.

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A Snapchat video that appears to show a father trying to potty train his child by pouring hot sauce down his pants has sparked a police investigation.

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A Snapchat video that appears to show a father trying to potty train his child by pouring hot sauce down his pants has sparked a police investigation.

The video, posted on Facebook and viewed more than 13,000 times, shows a man holding a young child while pouring hot sauce down his pants and then on his face while the child cries.

It has the caption: "potty training 101."
WARNING: VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC CONTENT
Shana Honeycutt, of Edmond, Okla., posted a sped-up version of the Snapchat video on Facebook after seeing it in a private group and being horrified.

"It needed to be public," she told News9. "It didn't need to be left in a private Facebook group where no one did or said anything about it."

She added: "It's abuse. You don't potty train by pouring hot sauce down a baby's pants and wiping it all over the face."

It's unclear how old the child is.

Police in Choctaw, where the original video was taken, said they're investigating the case with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services.

While the child appears distraught in the video, the child's mother - who posted the original video to the private Facebook group - told News9 the slower version shows none of the sauce actually made contact with her son.

"You can see that nothing went down his pants, and nothing was in his mouth," the mother, who wanted to remain anonymous, said.

She said her son was laughing after the video was taken.

"The video was played out to something it wasn't. My son, I would never put him in harm's way," the mother said.

Choctaw police, along with DHS members, visited the child's home on Wednesday. They said the investigation is ongoing, but found the child appears to be in a safe home.
Lucia I. Suarez Sang is a Reporter for FoxNews.com. Follow her on Twitter @luciasuarezsang

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A Snapchat video that appears to show a father trying to potty train his child by pouring hot sauce down his pants has sparked a police investigation. The video, posted on Facebook and viewed more than 13,000 times, shows a man holding a young child while pouring hot sauce down his pants and then on his face while the child cries.

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A Nazii named Arthur Jones is almost about to win the Republicans primary in the states 3rd consentoutinal* district.

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Arthur Jones, a Holocaust denier described as a Nazi by the Illinois Republican Party, is poised to win the Republican primary in the state's Third Congressional District. He is running unopposed, all but guaranteeing he will soon be the official Republican candidate for the House of Representatives.

"There's no way in the world they can knock me off the ballot," said Mr. Jones, 70, who has unsuccessfully sought the nomination five times. His campaign website has a section devoted to conspiracy theories about the Holocaust, which he called "nothing more than an international extortion racket."
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The Republican primary in the district, a Democratic stronghold that includes part of Chicago and its southwestern suburbs, is on March 20. A spokesman for the Illinois Republican Party said it had difficulty recruiting anyone to run against Mr. Jones because "it is a very Democratic district."

The final deadline for certifying primary candidates passed last month, but the spokesman said the party would consider lending its support to an independent or write-in candidate. That deadline is in June, according to the State Board of Elections.

"The Illinois Republican Party and our country have no place for Nazis like Arthur Jones," the Illinois Republican Party chairman, Tim Schneider, said in a statement. "We strongly oppose his racist views and his candidacy for any public office, including the Third Congressional District."

Besides Mr. Jones himself, few say he stands a chance of winning the general election in November. A Republican has not held the seat since 1975.

The district has been represented by Daniel Lipinski since 2005 and before that was represented by his father, Bill Lipinski, since 1993.

Daniel Lipinski, 51, said Mr. Jones "does not reflect this Congressional district or its values."

"Art Jones's ideas strike at the heart of our belief as Americans that everyone deserves equal treatment," he said in a statement. "His bigoted and anti-Semitic beliefs do not belong in Congress."

Mr. Jones is a longtime fixture of the white supremacist movement in the Midwest and a former member of the American Nazi Party, according to Mark Pitcavage, an expert on extremism at the Anti-Defamation League. Mr. Pitcavage said Mr. Jones "has been around forever."

He was a far-right student activist at the University of Wisconsin, where he said he edited a conservative newspaper and attended meetings of the Young Republicans and a National Socialist group. In 1976, he ran for mayor of Milwaukee as a member of the National Socialist White People's Party. (Mr. Jones received about 5,000 votes in the nonpartisan primary, finishing fourth.)

He has previously run for the Republican nomination in the Third District, in 1998, 2006, 2008, 2012 and 2016. But he has never won.

In 2016, the State Board of Elections removed him from the race after the Republican Party challenged the legitimacy of several hundred signatures on his nomination petition. In 2006, "he lost the nomination to a former professional clown," Mr. Pitcavage said.

Running for public office is a strategy white supremacists have used since at least 1980 to raise their profile within the movement or spread propaganda into the mainstream, Mr. Pitcavage said.

Some, like the Ku Klux Klan leader and one-time aspiring Louisiana politician David Duke, have actually believed they could launch a political career. But Mr. Pitcavage called that "extremely rare."

"This is something that white supremacists do - they'll try to find these places where they can run unopposed or nearly unopposed so they can try to get the nomination," he said. "It's very opportunistic. They usually do it under the Republican Party but sometimes they do it as Democrats, too."

Mr. Jones declined to say whether he identifies as a Nazi. He described himself instead as a longtime Republican who stands "shoulder to shoulder, philosophically," with President Trump. He called his critics in the Illinois Republican Party an insufficiently conservative "bunch of wimps."

Mr. Jones said he did not want to focus on "this Holocaust nonsense" and planned instead to campaign on "issues of war and peace and economic security," including immigration. But in an interview, he spoke at length about his hostility toward Jews and nonwhite people.

While struggling, with increasing exasperation, to turn off a cellphone that kept ringing as he spoke to a reporter - "what is it with this!" he exclaimed - Mr. Jones explained his belief that "what we call civilization today is a product for the most part of white genius."

"I don't believe in this doctrine of racial equality," he said. "Go out in nature and you don't find equality anywhere. You found the leaders and you find the led. You find the predator and you find the prey. There is no such thing as equality."

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He's a Nazi, Republicans Warn, but He's Probably Going to Be Their Nominee for Congress

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Arthur Jones, a Holocaust denier described as a Nazi by the Illinois Republican Party, is poised to win the Republican primary in the state's Third Congressional District. He is running unopposed, all but guaranteeing he will soon be the official Republican candidate for the House of Representatives.