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Tom Hardy got number one an estimated 80 million haul at the domestic box office.

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'Venom' breaks records, 'A Star Is Born' shines at the box office

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Lady Gaga and a popular Spider-Man villain managed to scare up blockbuster ticket sales in October, a month not known for big returns.

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A 2-year-old boy has been fatally shot after someone fired into a crowd outside a party in Chicago.

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Authorities in Kentucky are searching for two inmates who escaped a Louisville jail by hiding in trash cans.

The Courier Journal reports a statement by Louisville Metro Corrections says Justin Stumler and Jeremy Hunt escaped Saturday night. It says the minimum security inmates were working in the jail's kitchen when they hid in food waste trash cans taken outside for disposal.

It says a witness saw the men and notified a corrections officer. Authorities still were searching for the men as of Monday morning.

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Authorities in Kentucky are searching for two inmates who escaped a Louisville jail by hiding in trash cans.

The Courier Journal reports a statement by Louisville Metro Corrections says Justin Stumler and Jeremy Hunt escaped Saturday night. It says the minimum security inmates were working in the jail's kitchen when they hid in food waste trash cans taken outside for disposal.

It says a witness saw the men and notified a corrections officer. Authorities still were searching for the men as of Monday morning.

Hunt was arrested in June by Louisville police on several burglary charges. Stumler was arrested by Jeffersontown police in August on charges including motor vehicle theft and felony drug possession.

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The president of the Mormon church reiterated Sunday that he wants members, the media and others to use the faith's full name, saying nicknames are "a major victory for Satan."

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The president of the Mormon church reiterated Sunday that he wants members, the media and others to use the faith's full name, saying nicknames are "a major victory for Satan."

Addressing The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' twice-yearly conference in Salt Lake City, Russell M. Nelson said the church's name "is not negotiable."

"When the Savior clearly states what the name of his church should be, and even precedes his declaration with, 'Thus shall my church be called,' he is serious," Nelson said. "And if we allow nicknames to be used and adopt or even sponsor those nicknames ourselves, he is offended."

Nelson, 94, who is considered a prophet, reiterated that his instruction is not a name change, The Salt Lake Tribune reported.

"It is a correction," he said. "It is the command of the Lord."

Nelson's speech came after the church announced Friday that the famed Mormon Tabernacle Choir has been renamed the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. It's the first big change since Nelson announced guidelines in August asking people to stop using previously accepted shorthand names.

The faith had embraced and promoted the term Mormon over the past several years, using it in a documentary and TV and billboard ads. A church webpage that was up before Nelson's announcement had described the term as an "unofficial but inoffensive nickname for members."

If people use Mormon to describe the church or its members, Nelson on Sunday urged adherents to "be courteous and patient" in their efforts to correct them.

Nelson, who in January took over the top post of the Utah-based faith with 16 million members worldwide after the previous president died, rejected what he called "worldly arguments," including the benefits of internet search engine optimization with the word "Mormon."

The faith believes that God revealed the full church name to founder Joseph Smith in 1838. The term "Mormon" comes from the church's signature scripture, the Book of Mormon, which followers believe is based on the record-keeping of an ancient prophet named Mormon.

The entry about the church in the Associated Press Stylebook, which many news outlets follow, remains unchanged.

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Sounds like a bridezilla in the making.

While it isn't that uncommon for couples to have unspoken rules to ensure a happy relationship, one woman took it to the extreme by drafting a lengthy contract detailing 22 requirements for her boyfriend to sign.

The list was first shared on Twitter by a guy who found it in a used car he had purchased, but he then deleted it because people thought it was his own girlfriend who had made it and she was being harassed, according to The Daily Mirror.
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The list has since resurfaced online after BoredPanda shared images of it along with comments from horrified readers.

The rules are:

1. You are NOT to have a single girls phone number

2. You are NOT to follow them on any social media (including Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter)

3. You are NOT to hang out with Keegan (including his house or anywhere public)

4. You are NOT to go to Honda without me

5. You are NOT to hang out with your friends more than two times a week

6. You are NOT to look at a single girl

7. If girls come up to you at any place or anytime you are to WALK away

8. Mo is to NOT hang out (with) us every time we hang out

9. You are NOT to ask for h--d

10. You are NOT to get mad at me about a single thing ever again

11. You are NOT to bring up Tyler, Noah, Deven, or Josh ever again

12. You are NOT allowed to drink unless I am with you

13. I am allowed to do a phone check when EVER I please

14. If we move in there are NEVER to be girls at our house

15. If we move in together your friends will RARELY be allowed over

16. If I catch you around girls I kill you

17. You are NOT to ditch me for your friends

18. Austin does NOT CONTROL WHEN I HANG OUT WITH YOU!

19. We are to go on a legit date once every two weeks at least

20. If I say jump you say "how high princess"

21. You are to make sure you tell me you love me once a day at least so I know you're not messing around

22. You are to NEVER take longer than 10 mins to text me back.

"Run!!!" one person wrote.

"She sounds crazy but it also sounds like he cheated and she took him back," someone commented.

"A classic example of what abusive behavior in women can look like. This isn't cute or sweet or just for anyone's own good, this is controlling," another person wrote.
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This isn't the first time a surprisingly strict list has gone viral. Last month, a bride's " rules and regulations " for her upcoming wedding shocked Reddit users, including stipulations such as "kindly refrain from upstaging the bride on her big day - oh, and no admission without a gift of $75 or more."

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Six cases of rare 'polio-like' illness diagnosed in children in Minnesota

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Six children in Minnesota have been diagnosed with acute flaccid myelitis, known as AFM, since mid-September, state health officials said.

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Sounds like a bridezilla in the making.

While it isn't that uncommon for couples to have unspoken rules to ensure a happy relationship, one woman took it to the extreme by drafting a lengthy contract detailing 22 requirements for her boyfriend to sign.

The list was first shared on Twitter by a guy who found it in a used car he had purchased, but he then deleted it because people thought it was his own girlfriend who had made it and she was being harassed, according to The Daily Mirror.
WHY YOU MIGHT NOT WANT TO TOUCH THE RESTAURANT'S PEPPER SHAKERS
The list has since resurfaced online after BoredPanda shared images of it along with comments from horrified readers.

The rules are:

1. You are NOT to have a single girls phone number

2. You are NOT to follow them on any social media (including Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter)

3. You are NOT to hang out with Keegan (including his house or anywhere public)

4. You are NOT to go to Honda without me

5. You are NOT to hang out with your friends more than two times a week

6. You are NOT to look at a single girl

7. If girls come up to you at any place or anytime you are to WALK away

8. Mo is to NOT hang out (with) us every time we hang out

9. You are NOT to ask for h--d

10. You are NOT to get mad at me about a single thing ever again

11. You are NOT to bring up Tyler, Noah, Deven, or Josh ever again

12. You are NOT allowed to drink unless I am with you

13. I am allowed to do a phone check when EVER I please

14. If we move in there are NEVER to be girls at our house

15. If we move in together your friends will RARELY be allowed over

16. If I catch you around girls I kill you

17. You are NOT to ditch me for your friends

18. Austin does NOT CONTROL WHEN I HANG OUT WITH YOU!

19. We are to go on a legit date once every two weeks at least

20. If I say jump you say "how high princess"

21. You are to make sure you tell me you love me once a day at least so I know you're not messing around

22. You are to NEVER take longer than 10 mins to text me back.

"Run!!!" one person wrote.

"She sounds crazy but it also sounds like he cheated and she took him back," someone commented.

"A classic example of what abusive behavior in women can look like. This isn't cute or sweet or just for anyone's own good, this is controlling," another person wrote.
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This isn't the first time a surprisingly strict list has gone viral. Last month, a bride's " rules and regulations " for her upcoming wedding shocked Reddit users, including stipulations such as "kindly refrain from upstaging the bride on her big day - oh, and no admission without a gift of $75 or more."

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Girlfriend's 'controlling' list of 22 rules for boyfriend goes viral: 'She sounds crazy'

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Khabib Nurmagomedov beat Conor McGregor on Saturday night in the main event of UFC 229.

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Khabib Nurmagomedov beat Conor McGregor on Saturday night in the main event of UFC 229.

"He bludgeoned him" is probably a more accurate way to describe it. It went precisely how most of the sport's followers predicted it would go: If McGregor could not keep his back off the canvas, he was in big trouble. You know, like every other Khabib fight.

And it was like every other Khabib fight, right up to the part where it became unlike any other UFC fight in the history of the sport.

After three rounds of battering McGregor and putting him on the canvas, Nurmagomedov applied a rear-naked choke-the more painful variety, where Khabib's arm was crushing McGregor's jaw-and forced the Irishman to submit in the fourth.

That Nurmagomedov had to be physically pried off McGregor by referee Herb Dean should've been a warning sign that this would not be our usual post-fight scene. And it wasn't. Nurmagomedov shouted at McGregor teammate Dillon Danis, which is understandable; Danis can be infuriating. But Nurmagomedov didn't stop with the yelling. Instead, he vaulted over the cage and went after Danis.

Bedlam ensued. The cageside area resembled a riot scene, and the chaos spilled back into the Octagon as the UFC production team pulled back into a wide shot so as to not endorse or highlight what was happening. Commentator Dominick Cruz spoke in hushed tones, telling us they couldn't endorse what we were witnessing.

Of course, this is the same promotion that built an entire marketing package around McGregor assaulting a bus in New York City.

In another unprecedented move, UFC President Dana White sent both fighters to the back before the official announcement was even made, explaining to Nurmagomedov that he was afraid of what would happen if he put the belt around his waist.

Look closely enough and you could see the glimmer in White's eyes. He was a man who just realized how much money he'll make off the rematch.

Nurmagomedov was long heralded by plenty of very smart people as the best fighter in the sport, and that was before he won the UFC lightweight title.

Even teammate Daniel Cormier-who has won UFC championships in multiple weight classes and who thus knows a little something about greatness-just shakes his head when you ask him about Khabib.

"People just don't get it, man," Cormier told me recently. "They don't understand. He's different than everyone else."

The whole bear-wrestling thing? It's a funny anecdote, sure, and it makes for easy branding. It looks good on a T-shirt. But wrestling bears as a kid hardly has any sort of correlation to athletic performance as an adult.

Or maybe the whole bear thing is important; maybe it tells us all we need to know about Khabib and how he started preparing for this life when he was just a kid growing up in Dagestan.

Maybe Dagestan and the environment that shaped him tells us more about Khabib than we realized. This guy is different than anyone else in the fight game. He cuts a great promo, and we all laugh and talk about how entertaining Khabib is, but the thing that we never took into account is how he might've been serious when he said those things.

Like when he said, "Honestly, this is for me more than just defend my title; for me, it's more than just fight for the title. For me, it's personal."

Maybe it wasn't just trash talk.

It's commendable that McGregor even attempted to beat Nurmagomedov after two years away from the sport. Instead of coming back and looking for the fight that would give him the biggest payday for the least amount of work, McGregor waltzed back into the UFC and stepped in the cage with perhaps the most terrifying lightweight of all time.

Critics will always find new and creative ways to denigrate McGregor's accomplishments; that trend would've continued even if McGregor had knocked out Nurmagomedov in less than a minute after stuffing five takedowns.

But the fact is, McGregor didn't have to fight Nurmagomedov. Hell, he didn't have to come back at all. He has money and business ventures and a family. What could he possibly accomplish by coming back to the UFC that would top the stuff he's already done? And why put yourself through the sheer torture of facing someone like Nurmagomedov?

He did it for competition and for sport, but it wasn't much of a competition.

And what followed certainly wasn't sport.

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Khabib Nurmagomedov beat Conor McGregor on Saturday night in the main event of UFC 229. "He bludgeoned him" is probably a more accurate way to describe it. It went precisely how most of the sport's followers predicted it would go: If McGregor could not keep his back off the canvas, he was in big trouble.

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Green Bay Packers kicker Mason Crosby had a Sunday to forget in his team's 31-23 loss to the Detroit Lions.

Crosby missed his first four field-goal attempts before connecting on a 41-yarder with seven seconds remaining. He also missed an extra point with 9:01 left in the game following Davante Adams' 12-yard touchdown reception to bring Green Bay to within 11 points.

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Mason Crosby has missed 5 kicks (4 FG, 1 XP) for a possible 13 points. Packers trail the Lions 31-20 😐 https://t.co/bGzVOCsh1J

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According to ESPN.com's Bill Barnwell, four other kickers missed five total kicks in one game prior to Crosby.

The 34-year-old had been nearly automatic entering Week 5. He connected on 10 of his 11 field-goal attempts and eight of his nine extra points. In Green Bay's 22-0 Week 4 win over the Buffalo Bills, he hit a pair of field goals from 52 yards out.

It would be unfair to blame Crosby for Sunday's loss, but fans couldn't help but point out his four misses were worth 13 points in a game where eight points was the difference.

NFL teams have been remorseless when it comes to cutting ties with struggling kickers.

The Cleveland Browns releasedZane Gonzalez one day after he missed two field goals and two extra points in a 21-18 defeat to the New Orleans Saints. The Minnesota Vikings waited two days before parting ways with Daniel Carlson after he missed on all three attempts in a 29-29 tie with the Packers.

Crosby has spent his entire career in Green Bay after the Packers selected him in the sixth round of the 2007 draft, thus building a level of equity with head coach Mike McCarthy.

The Packers play the San Francisco 49ers on Oct. 15 before their bye in Week 7. They might be willing to give Crosby at least one more game before seriously considering a change at kicker.

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John Gagliardi, who won more games than any head coach in college football history, died Sunday at the age of 91.
Gagliardi's daughter, Gina Gagliardi Benson, announced his death in a message on Facebook

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John Gagliardi, who won more games than any head coach in college football history, died Sunday at the age of 91.

Gagliardi's daughter, Gina Gagliardi Benson, announced his death in a message on Facebook:
"It is with great sadness that the Gagliardi family announces the death of John Gagliardi. "John was a winner in so many ways, but mostly in his ability to connect with others. His appreciation of others ran so deep that it was the core of who John was. "Without a doubt, John's greatest pride was always his wife Peggy. He was a great role model of what true love is. "John also felt great pride in his own children, grandchildren and his 3000 football players. John honestly believed every one of his players were wonderful and he spoke often about how proud he was of them all. Not just how well they played football, but the things that mattered most to John: being hard working, successful, good men. When asked if he ever had a player he didn't like, he'd say, 'No, for some reason St John's only draws great guys. They were great kids, all of them. From great families. I was lucky to be around them every day. They made me look good.' And when he talked about their successes he'd say, 'I don't think there's a single one who hasn't gone on to do great things in whatever field they chose.'"
Gagliardi's college coaching career began in 1949 at Carroll College in Montana. He went 24-6-1 over four seasons with the program.

After leaving Carroll to take the head coaching position at Saint John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota, Gagliardi spent 60 years at the school from 1953 to 2012. The Colorado native led the Johnnies to 27 conference championships, two NAIA titles and two Division III titles, compiling a record of 465-132-10.

During Gagliardi's 64-year coaching career, he won an NCAA-record 489 games.

In addition to his work on the football field, Gagliardi also coached the basketball and baseball teams at Carroll and the Saint John's track and hockey squads.

He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2006.

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Winningest Coach in College Football History John Gagliardi Dies at 91

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Jim Mone/Associated Press John Gagliardi, who won more games than any head coach in college football history, died Sunday at the age of 91. Gagliardi's daughter, Gina Gagliardi Benson, announced his death in a message on Facebook: "It is with great sadness that the Gagliardi family announces the death of John Gagliardi.

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20 people were killed in a limousine crash while on the way to a birthday party. The limo passed a stop sign and crashed into an SUV. Two of the people that died were newlyweds. All 18 people that were in the limo died, and 2 pedestrians died also.

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A pair of newlyweds and a young upstate New York couple were among the victims of a deadly limousine crash over the weekend, according to their families.

Newlyweds Erin Vertucci, 34, and Shane McGowan, 30, were among the 20 people killed near Albany on Saturday, their family said, in what officials are calling the country's deadliest transportation accident in nearly a decade.

The newlyweds were heading to a birthday party with another couple and several other friends when their stretch limousine skipped a stop sign and slammed into an unoccupied SUV in Schoharie -- about 43 miles west of Albany, authorities said.

Investigators have not released details about the victims, but officials said all of the limo's 18 occupants were killed, as well as two pedestrians who were standing nearby, authorities said.

Chris Fiore, first deputy superintendent of the New York State Police, said the limousine failed to stop at the intersection. The speed limit on that road is 50 mph, but it was not immediately clear how fast the Ford limo was going, he said.

"I've been on the board for 12 years and this is one of the biggest losses of live I've seen in a long time," National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Robert Sumwalt said Sunday. "This is the most deadly transportation accident in this country since February 2009."

"It's important to figure out what happened and why it happened to prevent things like this from happening in the future," he added.

The company which operated the vehicle, Prestige Limousine, has had vehicles inspected five times in the past five years and had four vehicles taken out of service, according to Department of Transportation records. The company had not had any crashes over the last two years, records show.

Limos, which are chopped up by second-stage manufacturers and extended in length, are not subject to any regulatory agency. New York Sen. Chuck Schumer has pushed for stronger safety measures for limos in the past and said he was "heartbroken" by the tragedy.

Authorities have not confirmed victims' identities, but Barbara Douglas said her nieces were among the passengers killed.

"I had four nieces. They are all dead. They were in there," Douglas told ABC News, without identifying them.

Karina Halse said investigators identified her 26-year-old sister, Amanda Halse, and her sister's boyfriend, 31-year-old Patrick Cushing, as passengers as well.

Amanda Halse and Cushing, who'd been dating for about a year, were traveling with Cushing's friends to a party at Ommegang Brewery in Cooperstown, about an hour west of Schoharie, when the crash happened, Karina Halse told "Good Morning America."

"I mean she told me she got a limo and she was going to this brewery in Cooperstown and then this morning I saw a limo accident and 20 people dead," Karina Halse, 21, told "GMA." "I just put two and two together, hoping it wasn't true. But then it happened to be true."

She said sister sent her a text message just an hour before the crash occurred, telling her about the limo, but she wasn't able to respond in time.

"I was at work yesterday, so I didn't reply to her until around 2 p.m. when I heard about the accident happening just before 2 p.m., so I was just late replying to her," Karina Halse said. "But I just knew something was off when she wasn't replying to me right away."

Authorities notified Halse of her sister's death about a day after the crash happened, crushing her and leaving her family in a total state of shock, she said.

"She was just a great human being all around. She just wanted to make sure everyone was happy and she was a peacekeeper of the family," Karina Halse said. "You know she was the best sister I could have ever had in my life.

"I'm so grateful that I had her and I will cherish her memory forever," she added.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has sent his condolences to all the families of the victims in a statement on Sunday.

"I join all New Yorkers in mourning these deaths and share in the unspeakable sorrow experienced by their families and loved ones during this extremely difficult time," the governor said. "State police are working with federal and local authorities to investigate the crash, and I have directed State agencies to provide every resource necessary to aid in this investigation and determine what led to this tragedy."

Investigators had not released any information about limousine or its driver as of early Monday morning.

A vigil will be held Monday night for the victims, many of whom were from Amsterdam, New York, at the Mohawk Valley Gateway Overlook, New York state Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara said.

ABC News' Wil Cruz, David Kerley, Whitney Lloyd and Suzanne Yeo contributed to this report.

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A pair of newlyweds and a young upstate New York couple were among the victims of a deadly limousine crash over the weekend, according to their families. Newlyweds Erin Vertucci, 34, and Shane McGowan, 30, were among the 20 people killed near Albany on Saturday, their family said, in what officials are calling the country's deadliest transportation accident in nearly a decade.

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Authorities in Maine have confirmed that remains of a woman found Friday are those of a teacher who had been missing for almost a week.

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A limo crashed in Albany, New York and killed twenty people, making it the nations deadliest car crash in 9 years. The crash occured when the limo passsed a stop sign, causing it to crash into an SUV. Among the twenty was a newlywed couple, who's families miss them very much.

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Valerie Abeling lost her niece in a deadly limousine crash in upstate New York and she shared details about her loved one to CNN's Alex Marquardt.

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mysterious illness paralyzes 6 children. Doctors are racing to find answers after six kids were struck by a rare, polio-like disease in Minnesota.

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Florida officer charged with selling drugs out of squad car. He was selling the drugs out of his marked patrol car while in uniform.

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Authorities say a police officer from a small town in the Florida Panhandle faces charges he sold opioids out of his squad car while in uniform.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement said Saturday agents arrested Officer Dwayne White at the Bonifay Police Department.

The FDLE says it began an investigation last month at the request of the Holmes County Sheriff's Office.

Agents say they made a controlled purchase of opioid tablets from White, who was selling the drugs out of his marked patrol car while in uniform.

Agents also say he used his personal cell phone for sales.

White is charged with selling a controlled substance and unlawful use of a two-way communications device.

Online records show he was being held in jail and couldn't be reached for comment.

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Remains found in Maine woods are of missing teacher, authorities confirm

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Authorities in Maine have confirmed that remains of a woman found Friday are those of a teacher who had been missing for almost a week.

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4 people survived a 3 vehicle car crash, One of the people in the accident said they were struck by a black car and that made her lose control

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Four people miraculously survived a three-vehicle car crash near an Arizona middle school that ended with two cars precariously stacked on top of each other.

On Sunday evening, firefighters responded to reports of a three-vehicle accident on Williamson Valley Road near the entrance to Granite Mountain Middle School, according to a press release issued by the Prescott Fire Department.

Emergency personnel were shocked by what they saw once they arrived at the scene.

Photos posted to the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office Facebook page show a white pickup truck perched atop a red sedan. Both vehicles were significantly damaged.

The woman in the white pickup truck told firefighters she was traveling northbound on Williamson Valley Road when a black truck struck her, causing her to lose control of the vehicle. She then swerved into oncoming traffic and collided with the black truck. The impact caused her to flip through the air and land on top of a red sedan.

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There were two people in the sedan. No injuries were sustained in the accident, the fire department said.

Authorities are crediting this miracle to the diligent use of seat belts by every driver and passenger involved.

"The use of seat belts has helped avert a tragedy and firefighters would once again like to remind everyone that the use of this simple device saves lives daily," the Sheriff's Office said.

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4 people walk away unscathed after three-vehicle crash

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Four people miraculously survived a three-vehicle car crash near an Arizona middle school that ended with two cars precariously stacked on top of each other. On Sunday evening, firefighters responded to reports of a three-vehicle accident on Williamson Valley Road near the entrance to Granite...

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A commander in the US marines with command over 1,500 troops was caught drunk driving, and was let go from the marines.

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The officer in charge of more than 1,500 Marines in northern Australia was relieved from duty "due to a loss of trust and confidence" after he was caught driving with a blood alcohol level of more than double the country's legal limit.

Col. James Schnelle, 48, pleaded guilty in the Darwin Local Court on Monday to driving with a BAC of 0.102 percent after his breath was tested by police on an early Sunday morning late last month. The legal limit in Australia of 0.05 percent, according to the Associated Press.

U.S. Marines First Lt. David Mancilla said Schnelle, the leader of the Marine Rotational Force in Darwin, was "relieved of his duties on Sept. 30 due to a loss of trust and confidence" - and now Lt. Col. Jeramy Brady will be officer-in-charge for the duration of the rotation.

Schnelle later issued his own statement, saying "one extremely poor personal decision" should not overshadow the significant accomplishments made by the latest Marines rotation.

"A solid foundation is established; at the tactical, operational, and strategic levels, the future is ripe for continued growth," he said.

Schnelle' driver's license though has been suspended for six months and he was fined $353, the Associated Press reported. He had been drinking in a bar in Darwin's Mitchell Street nightclub precinct and was driving to his nearby home when he was pulled over for a random breath test.

Magistrate Greg Cavanagh did not record a conviction because of Schnelle's good character and lack of previous offenses. Magistrates in Australia have the discretion to spare first-time offenders from having a police record under exceptional circumstances.

Schnelle reported to both the Hawaii-based commander of Marine Forces Pacific, Lt. Gen. Lewis Craparotta, and the commanding general of III Marine Expeditionary Force, Lt. Gen. Eric Smith, about four hours later. They called him back "to relieve him of his command," Schnelle's lawyer told the court.

U.S. military forces have been stationed in Darwin through a Marine Rotational Force since 2012 as part of the President Barack Obama administration's pivot to Asia. The numbers are to eventually rise to 2,500 Marines.

Darwin-based Marines are subject to curfews and are restricted to taking leave in small groups to reduce the risk of social disruption in the city, which has a population of 140,000.

The largest contingent of Marines arrived in Darwin for six months in April. A Marines spokesman on Monday did not immediately respond to the Associated Press when asked when the 1,587 Marines were due to leave.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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US Marines commander in Australia let go after being caught driving drunk

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The officer in charge of more than 1,500 Marines in northern Australia has been relieved "due to a loss of trust and confidence" after he was caught driving with a blood alcohol concentration of more than double the country's legal limit.

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Experts warn that the earth has till 2030 to stem catastrophic climate change

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climate change: ipcc report warns rapid changes needed to stem catastrophic global warming - cnn

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Planet has only until 2030 to stem catastrophic climate change, experts warn

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Holding global warming to a critical limit would require "rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society," says a key report from the global scientific authority on climate change.