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A 5 year old girl in Houston was abducted and taken from her step father when 3 men attacked him until he was nearly unconscious. They were on their way to pick up the girls mother from the airport. Her step father stopped to check out his tires. The 3 men made comments about how sweet and cute the girl was and then proceeded to hit her step father over the head and take her out of the car. She has been missing since last Friday, May 3rd.

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Houston girl, 4, ‘abducted’ by 3 men in blue pickup, recently had brain surgery, police say

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Authorities in the nation’s fourth-largest city are searching for a missing 4-year-old girl last seen Friday with her stepfather, who claimed he was in and out of consciousness for nearly 24 hours after being beaten by three men who then abducted the child.

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James Holzhauer has broken records and has won 22 games in a row. Collected winnings about 1,691,008 dollars.

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Former "Jeopardy!" champion Tom Nichols says James Holzhauer's mastery of controlling the buzzer is making the game unfair for his competitors and unenjoyable to watch for viewers.

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What many people love about “"Game of Thrones" is its meticulous attention to detail, but Sunday night eagle-eyed viewers spotted something that was out of place in Winterfell.

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What many people love about "Game of Thrones" is its meticulous attention to detail, but Sunday night eagle-eyed viewers spotted something that was out of place in Winterfell.
[WARNING Spoiler Alert: The remainder of this article will discuss Season 8, Episode 4 of "Game of Thrones"]
While Jon Snow and Tormund Giantsbane are celebrating the victory over the Night King, the camera pans to Daenerys Targaryen who appears to be upset. It is later revealed that she doesn't like that Snow was receiving all the attention over the victory in Winterfell.
RECAP: 'GAME OF THRONES' SEASON 8 EPISODE 4: THE FALLOUT FROM THE GREAT WAR
When the camera cut to Daenerys sipping the wine, social media users were quick to point out an item that was out of place. A cup from out of the realm appeared to be sitting on the table.

Social media users suggested it was a Starbucks cup that had been left while the scene was being shot.
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A Reddit user appeared to be the first one to spot the item.

It's unclear whether it was a Starbucks cup or another kind of coffee cup. But it did not appear to be an item that would be regularly seen in Westeros.

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'Game of Thrones' viewers spot odd object during Winterfell celebration

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What many people love about "Game of Thrones" is its meticulous attention to detail, but Sunday night eagle-eyed viewers spotted something that was out of place in Winterfell. [WARNING Spoiler Alert: The remainder of this article will discuss Season 8, Episode 4 of "Game of Thrones"] While Jon Snow and Tormund Giantsbane are celebrating the victory over the Night King, the camera pans to Daenerys Targaryen who appears to be upset.

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Trump claims his "presidency is being stolen" as he barred Mueller from speaking in congress after spending 35 mil in this Mueller investigation.

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Donald Trump – warning that his presidency is being stolen – sure seems threatened by Robert Mueller, especially considering his declaration that the special counsel handed him “complete and total exoneration.”

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James Holzhauer has continued to win jeopardy. He has won 22 games in a row and has won $1,691,008 so far. He averages more than $76,000 in winnings each night.The next two weeks will be teacher jeopardy so he will get a break.

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Former "Jeopardy!" champion Tom Nichols says James Holzhauer's mastery of controlling the buzzer is making the game unfair for his competitors and unenjoyable to watch for viewers.

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Luke Perry was buried in what they call a mushroom suit and it has more meaning behind it than the name suggest.

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Luke Perry's daughter says he was buried in a mushroom suit

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8th grade football superstar from east St. Louis, Jaylon McKenzie was shot walking away from a fight at a party on Saturday night. He had offers from the University of Missouri, and University of Illinois.

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VENICE, Ill. -- A teen sports standout featured in a Sports Illustrated article about young athletes who would rule the future of sports has been fatally shot.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch quoted police as saying that Jaylon McKenzie, an East St. Louis eighth grader, was shot Saturday night at a party in Venice, Illinois, about 5 miles northeast of St. Louis.

Police say they found McKenzie with serious wounds and he died at a hospital. A 15-year-old girl was in critical condition at a hospital. No arrests have been made.

McKenzie drew national attention when he caught five passes for 161 yards and 2 touchdowns at the NFL's 8th Grade All-American Game in Canton, Ohio, in August. He posted on social media that he had received football scholarship from the University of Missouri and University of Illinois. He told Sports Illustrated his dream was to play in the NFL and be a star in Los Angeles for the Chargers or Rams.

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VENICE, Ill. -- A teen sports standout featured in a Sports Illustrated article about young athletes who would rule the future of sports has been fatally shot. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch quoted police as saying that Jaylon McKenzie, an East St.

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At the 145th annual Kentucky Derby, for the first time ever, the horse crossing the line first was not declared the winner. Maximum Security clearly won the race, but the second place horse made a complaint of which he wasn't even impacted. After 22 minutes of debating, the call was overturned, and the rightful winner was disqualified.

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The fastest two minutes in sports turned into the longest 22 minutes of waiting for an official result after an objection call by two jockeys caused the stewards to overturn the initial decision and crown Country House the Kentucky Derby champion.

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For the first time in the race's 145-year history, the horse that crossed the finish line first at Churchill Downs was disqualified for interference.

Flavien Prat, the jockey of the 65-to-1 long shot, spoke to "Good Morning America" about the incident from Saturday's race.

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"I made an objection because when I made my move around the [final] turn I thought I was pushed out from the inside and so as we crossed the finish line and I pulled up my horse, I was waiting to see if there was any inquiry because I thought it was a pretty wide movement," Prat explained. "And nothing happened -- so I decided the steward should take a look at it."

"Another rider actually did the same as I did and they decided that it didn't interfere enough with me, but he [Maximum Security] actually caused a lot of damage with other horses, so I think that's why they changed the results," he said.

Kentucky Horse Racing Commission chief steward Barbara Borden said the riders of Long Range Toddy and Country House both lodged objections against the champion horse and argued he should be disqualified.

ESPN horse racing expert and host of "In The Gate" podcast Barry Abrams explained to ABC News that during the final turn, the undefeated favorite, Maximum Security, shifted to his right, out of his lane, and interfered with a nearby horse.

"There was clearly interference here," he said. "If there is any interference that in any way affects the outcome the offending horse has to be taken down."

"Maximum Security's rear heels come very close if not actually clipping the front heels of War of Will," he added.

Barry Abrams, host/producer of ESPN's "In The Gate" podcast, appears on ABC's World News Tonight to help explain the disqualification in the Kentucky Derby. https://t.co/IcxqU3K4Op
- Barry Abrams (@BAbramsVoice) May 5, 2019

Prat, 26, said he has been on the other side of a disqualification in his career.

"It happened to me before [when] my horse or I did something wrong and I got a DQ [disqualification] for that so, you know, it's part of the ruling and you've got to accept that," he said.

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Prat's agent, Derek Lawson, who has been in horse racing for over 30 years, told "GMA" he did not think the move by Maximum Security or his mount Luis Saez was intentional "at all."

"I believe that the horse may have been spooked by the loud noise from the crowd. He actually was switching leads and he might have just f----- up. But there was no intention, negative intention by the rider," he said.

Country House became the second-biggest long shot ever to win in the run for the roses.

Lawson also said this controversial ruling was ultimately good for the sport.

"Well it shows that the sport is well governed by the racing officials, that they made a very tough decision and in one of the largest and the biggest race in the United States," he said. "It shows that we can step up and make tough decisions in races that affect the outcome."

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Winning Kentucky Derby jockey says lane-interference violation was right call

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The fastest two minutes in sports turned into the longest 22 minutes of waiting for an official result after an objection call by two jockeys caused the stewards to overturn the initial decision and crown Country House the Kentucky Derby champion.

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A man in Minnesota was accused of faking his own death 8 years ago to collect $2 million dollars. The man is sentenced with mail fraud.

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A drunk driver plowed into a home in central California on Saturday night at a “high rate of speed,” killing three: a mother, father and their 10-year-old son who were asleep in their beds

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A drunk driver plowed into a home in central California on Saturday night at a "high rate of speed," killing three: a mother, father and their 10-year-old son who were asleep in their beds, authorities said.

An 11-year-old girl has been hospitalized with major injuries, Fox 40 reported.

The driver, Ismael Huazo-Jardinez, 33, was treated for minor injuries, authorities said. He faces three counts of vehicular manslaughter as well as DUI, the California Highway Patrol said.

The crash occurred in Sutter County, Calif. Video from the scene shows a totally demolished home.

Authorities told KCRA that Huazo-Jardinez did not slow down at a turn and his Chevy Avalanche torn into the home-described as a trailer-- at about 10 p.m.

The family was "very hardworking" farmworkers, according to the report.

"If you add alcohol and speed, it's a recipe for disaster," said CHP spokesman David Hernandez, told KCRA.

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DUI suspect plows into California home, kills 3 family members asleep in bed: cops

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A drunk driver plowed into a home in central California on Saturday night at a "high rate of speed," killing three: a mother, father and their 10-year-old son who were asleep in their beds, authorities said. An 11-year-old girl has been hospitalized with major injuries, Fox 40 reported.

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A 5-year-old girl, Maleah Davis, has been abducted after three men beat her step-father into unconsciousness. The step-father, Darion Vence , was on his way to pick up Maleahs mother from the airport when he pulled over to check his tires. Vence then told the police that three Hispanic men got out of a blue pickup and approached him. Before hitting him over the head they kept commenting about how sweet Maleah looked. Vence re-gained consciousness on the side of a different highway with his son with him and Maleah missing. He staggered to a nearby hospital where he reported her missing and received treatment for his injuries.

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Houston girl, 4, ‘abducted’ by 3 men in blue pickup, recently had brain surgery, police say

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Authorities in the nation’s fourth-largest city are searching for a missing 4-year-old girl last seen Friday with her stepfather, who claimed he was in and out of consciousness for nearly 24 hours after being beaten by three men who then abducted the child.

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A 12-year-old is facing murder charges in the shooting death of a 10-year-old brother in Texas. The boy was found, after the authorities got a call about a little boy with a single gunshot wound to the chest. The motive is unclear but the boy is being held in Montgomery County Juvenile Detention Facility.

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A 12-year-old is accused of fatally shooting a 10-year-old sibling in Texas

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A 12-year-old is facing murder charges in the shooting death of a 10-year-old brother in Texas, authorities said.

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Prince Harry and Megan welcome a baby boy to the royal family. The baby boy was born at 5:26 a.m. local time and was 7 pounds 3 ounces.

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A UNC student died after he tackled a gunman who opened fire on a classroom. He is called a hero and will be buried with military honors.

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The UNC Charlotte student who died after he tackled a gunman who opened fire on a classroom last week will be buried with military honors.

Riley Howell, 21, was hailed a hero after he "took the assailant off his feet," Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney said in a press conference Wednesday, adding that Howell's actions saved lives.

Howell, who was enrolled in ROTC courses at the university, will be buried with an honor guard detail, the folding and presenting of the American flag to his next of kin and a rendition of "Taps" after more than 25,000 people signed a petition on whitehouse.gov pushing for the special ceremony, ABC Asheville, North Carolina, station WLOS reported.

The Howell Family

Howell's public funeral was held at Stuart Auditorium at Lake Junaluska on Sunday. A rendition of "Amazing Grace" was played by a live band as his coffin was rolled into the auditorium and mourners filed into their seats.

Howell's younger sister, Iris Howell, described him as "everything I needed in a big brother."

"He taught me how to be tough," she said.

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Amy Westmoreland, the mother of Howell's longtime girlfriend, Lauren Westmoreland, described him as a "bright, beautiful, humble young man who played such a huge role in developing our daughter into who she is today."

"He was going to be the father of my grandkids one day," Westmoreland said.

The grieving mother said when she thinks of Howell, she thinks of his "huge appetite," warm hugs and appreciation for the outdoors.

"My heart is torn in two for my daughter, for his family, for my family," she said. "...I love you, sweet boy."

Howell was one of two students killed in the shooting. Four others were wounded.

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"Riley was truly a one of a kind guy," his family said in a statement after he was killed. "He loved all things outdoors, adventure, and especially family. He loved to work outside and when he worked, he did it with his hands and his heart. He always was able to put others before himself and never hesitated to help anyone who needed it. He was friends with anyone and everyone--a big, muscular guy with a huge heart."

"He was the kind of person who you knew would take care of you the moment you met him, and he always did," his family said. He radiated love and always will. "

ABC News' Emily Shapiro contributed to this report.

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The UNC Charlotte student who died after he tackled a gunman who opened fire on a classroom last week will be buried with military honors. Riley Howell, 21, was hailed a hero after he "took the assailant off his feet," Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney said in a press conference Wednesday, adding that Howell's actions saved lives.

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A cyclone left 34 dead in India and 15 in Bangladesh and destroyed thousands of houses.

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A rare summer cyclone that tore through parts of South Asia killed at least 34 people in India and 15 in neighboring Bangladesh and smashed thousands of thatched-roof huts, officials said Monday.

The evacuation of more than 1 million people from about 15,000 villages and 46 towns in India's worst-hit Odisha state prevented a much worse death toll from one of the biggest storms in decades. The preparations demonstrated greatly improved disaster readiness since 1999, when a "super" cyclone killed about 10,000 people and devastated large parts of the state.

Authorities in Odisha were still assessing the full impact of Cyclone Fani, which lashed coastal areas with rain and winds gusting up to 205 kilometers (127 miles) per hour when it made a landfall on Friday, relief official S.K. Das said.

After weakening, the cyclone moved into neighboring Bangladesh through India's West Bengal state.

Telephone links were still down Monday in the worst-hit Puri district in Odisha. Hundreds of thousands of people in Puri and Khurda districts were also without electricity, with the state government hoping to restore it later Monday, the Times of India newspaper said.

Indian Railways said it would take four more days to restore normal train services in the region. Authorities canceled 287 trains passing through the worst-hit region because of damage caused by the cyclone.

"Cyclone Fani is one of the rarest of rare summer cyclones to hit Odisha in 43 years. It is also one of three to hit in the last 150 years," said the state's top elected official, Navin Patnaik. Tropical cyclones usually occur in the Bay of Bengal from September to November.

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A rare summer cyclone that tore through parts of South Asia killed at least 34 people in India and 15 in neighboring Bangladesh and smashed thousands of thatched-roof huts, officials said Monday. The evacuation of more than 1 million people from about 15,000 villages and 46 towns in India's worst-hit Odisha state prevented a much worse death toll from one of the biggest storms in decades.

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Jaylon McKenzie a rising 14-year-old football star was fatally shot by stray gunfire at a house party in his home town in southern Illinois on Saturday. Several of the eighth graders classmates were shot as well.

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Jaylon McKenzie, an eighth grade football phenom who was already fielding offers from colleges, was shot to death outside of a party over the weekend, police said.

The 14-year-old rising star was attending a party near his hometown in southern Illinois on Saturday when he was fatally struck by stray gunfire, authorities said Sunday.

Police said they received calls about a disturbance and shots fired at a "large party" in Venice, Illinois, located near the Illinois-Missouri border, at around 11:40 p.m., according to the Illinois State Police.

Officers arrived to the scene to find young Jaylon and another teen, a 15-year-old female, suffering from gunshot wounds, police said.

They were both transported to a local hospital where Jaylon died a short time later. The other victim was in critical condition as of Sunday afternoon.

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Witnesses said the teens were trying to escape the chaos inside when the shots rang out. The tragic news came on the heels of Jaylon's big moment in Sports Illustrated, where he was recently featured as one of six young athletes who would rule the future of sports.

Officials with Jaylon's school district confirmed that some of their students had been shot at a house party in Venice late Saturday night.

"Few details are clear at this point. We do know that our youth, families and school staff have dealt with a number of tragedies and incidents of violence this year," East St. Louis School District 189 said in a statement Sunday. "We request space and time for them to appropriately grieve and come to terms with this latest impact of violence."

The district said it would have crisis teams on sight in the coming days to help students cope with the tragic news.

"Crisis teams will be present at the schools in the upcoming days to provide counseling and support to students and staff during this difficult time," the statement said. "We send our prayers to the families impacted by this violence and hope for healing for the victims."

Jaylon and his mom, Sukeena Gunner, recently announced via social media that the young athlete had already received college offers from University of Missouri and University of Illinois earlier this year. He said his dream was to "make the NFL" and play for the Los Angeles Rams or Chargers.

"An eighth-grader at Central Junior High, Jaylon-who plays running back, receiver and defensive back-drew national attention when he caught five passes for 161 yards and two touchdowns to help the East team to a victory at the NFL's 8th Grade All-American Game in Canton, Ohio, in August," Sports Illustrated wrote in its " Six Teens Who Will Rule the Future in Sports" article in November. "Last year, Jaylon rushed for 1,546 yards and 21 TDs for his youth football team, the East St. Louis Jr. Flyers."

"He hopes to follow in the footsteps of Titans cornerback Adoree' Jackson, a star at USC, who is also from the St. Louis suburb of Belleville and also played both ways," it added.

The NFL star reacted to the news on Twitter.

Other high school football coaches in the region also expressed their condolences.

17 people shot in St. Louis yesterday. Including the devastating loss of one of our brightest young future starts in this city. This city has no value for life. This city eats their young. R.I.P. Young Bull pic.twitter.com/9UjU8A0Men
- Coach Reed (@CoachReed314) May 5, 2019

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14-year-old boy named rising star by Sports Illustrated fatally shot

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Jaylon McKenzie, an eighth grade football phenom who was already fielding offers from colleges, was shot to death outside of a party over the weekend, police said. The 14-year-old rising star was attending a party near his hometown in southern Illinois on Saturday when he was fatally struck by stray gunfire, authorities said Sunday.

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Two U.S. guided missile destroyers sailed near disputed islands claimed by China in the South China Sea on Monday, the U.S. Navy said in a statement.

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The USS Preble and USS Chung Hoon traveled within 12 nautical miles of the Gaven and Johnson Reefs in what the Navy calls a freedom of navigation operation "in order to challenge excessive maritime claims and preserve access to the waterways as governed by international law," said Seventh Fleet spokesperson Cmdr. Clay Doss.

The operation comes amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and China over a possible trade deal. According to Reuters, which was first to report the passage, the Chinese foreign ministry responded by saying the U.S. ships entered the area without permission and were told to leave.

While the Navy carries out freedom of navigation operations around the world, the ones directed at claims made by China draw the most attention with the last transit through the South China Sea occuring in February. By sailing within the international territorial limit of 12 nautical miles, the operations stress that the waters off the artificial islands are international waters.

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China is one of several nations that claim reefs and islets in the South China Sea, but in recent years has militarized island chains. In 2018, China placed anti-ship cruise missiles and long-range surface-to-air missiles on the contested Spratly Islands, according to a recent Pentagon report.

"All operations are designed in accordance with international law and demonstrate that the United States will fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows. That is true in the South China Sea as in other places around the globe," Doss said, adding that freedom of navigation operations are "not about any one country, nor are they about making political statements."

ABC News' Luis Martinez contributed to this report.

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Dominique Apollon, 45, shared two photos of a seemingly less popular bandage on his hand, writing in the caption, "It's taken me 45 trips around the sun, but for the first time in my life I know what it feels like to have a 'band-aid' in my own skin tone." The post was retweeted 107,000 times and 556,000 people replied to the message.

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A California man's tweet about finding a bandage that blended with his skin tone has reached half a million people around the world and is sparking conversations.

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The UNC Charlotte student who died after he tackled a gunman who opened fire on a classroom last week will be buried with military honors.

Riley Howell, 21, was hailed a hero after he "took the assailant off his feet," Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney said in a press conference Wednesday, adding that Howell's actions saved lives.

Howell, who was enrolled in ROTC courses at the university, will be buried with an honor guard detail, the folding and presenting of the American flag to his next of kin and a rendition of "Taps" after more than 25,000 people signed a petition on whitehouse.gov pushing for the special ceremony, ABC Asheville, North Carolina, station WLOS reported.

The Howell Family

Howell's public funeral was held at Stuart Auditorium at Lake Junaluska on Sunday. A rendition of "Amazing Grace" was played by a live band as his coffin was rolled into the auditorium and mourners filed into their seats.

Howell's younger sister, Iris Howell, described him as "everything I needed in a big brother."

"He taught me how to be tough," she said.

Matthew Westmoreland/AP

Amy Westmoreland, the mother of Howell's longtime girlfriend, Lauren Westmoreland, described him as a "bright, beautiful, humble young man who played such a huge role in developing our daughter into who she is today."

"He was going to be the father of my grandkids one day," Westmoreland said.

The grieving mother said when she thinks of Howell, she thinks of his "huge appetite," warm hugs and appreciation for the outdoors.

"My heart is torn in two for my daughter, for his family, for my family," she said. "...I love you, sweet boy."

Howell was one of two students killed in the shooting. Four others were wounded.

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"Riley was truly a one of a kind guy," his family said in a statement after he was killed. "He loved all things outdoors, adventure, and especially family. He loved to work outside and when he worked, he did it with his hands and his heart. He always was able to put others before himself and never hesitated to help anyone who needed it. He was friends with anyone and everyone--a big, muscular guy with a huge heart."

"He was the kind of person who you knew would take care of you the moment you met him, and he always did," his family said. He radiated love and always will. "

ABC News' Emily Shapiro contributed to this report.

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The UNC Charlotte student who died after he tackled a gunman who opened fire on a classroom last week will be buried with military honors. Riley Howell, 21, was hailed a hero after he "took the assailant off his feet," Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney said in a press conference Wednesday, adding that Howell's actions saved lives.

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In Season 8 Episode 4 of Game of Thrones, fans spotted a Starbucks drink on the table of a discussion scene while others were drinking the traditional wine of the show. Considering the season took two years to film, some fans are more upset than others about the drink.

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What many people love about "Game of Thrones" is its meticulous attention to detail, but Sunday night eagle-eyed viewers spotted something that was out of place in Winterfell.
[WARNING Spoiler Alert: The remainder of this article will discuss Season 8, Episode 4 of "Game of Thrones"]
While Jon Snow and Tormund Giantsbane are celebrating the victory over the Night King, the camera pans to Daenerys Targaryen who appears to be upset. It is later revealed that she doesn't like that Snow was receiving all the attention over the victory in Winterfell.
RECAP: 'GAME OF THRONES' SEASON 8 EPISODE 4: THE FALLOUT FROM THE GREAT WAR
When the camera cut to Daenerys sipping the wine, social media users were quick to point out an item that was out of place. A cup from out of the realm appeared to be sitting on the table.

Social media users suggested it was a Starbucks cup that had been left while the scene was being shot.
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A Reddit user appeared to be the first one to spot the item.

It's unclear whether it was a Starbucks cup or another kind of coffee cup. But it did not appear to be an item that would be regularly seen in Westeros.

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'Game of Thrones' viewers spot odd object during Winterfell celebration

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What many people love about "Game of Thrones" is its meticulous attention to detail, but Sunday night eagle-eyed viewers spotted something that was out of place in Winterfell. [WARNING Spoiler Alert: The remainder of this article will discuss Season 8, Episode 4 of "Game of Thrones"] While Jon Snow and Tormund Giantsbane are celebrating the victory over the Night King, the camera pans to Daenerys Targaryen who appears to be upset.