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guard who killed pokemon go player facing 30 years

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Jury recommends 30 years for guard who killed Pokemon player

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The wreckage of the USS Hornet has been found near the Solomon Islands 76 years after the aircraft carrier was sunk during a World War II naval battle.

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The wreckage of the USS Hornet has been found near the Solomon Islands 76 years after the aircraft carrier was sunk during a World War II naval battle.

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New Orleans Pelicans Rob Goldberg Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images @TheRobGoldberg Featured Columnist
New Orleans Pelicans star Anthony Davis wasn't happy with his team's effort in a 118-88 loss to the Orlando Magic on Tuesday.

"We sucked," Davis told reporters afterward. "Nobody was interested in playing, is what it looked like."

The center had his worst game of the season, finishing with three points on 1-of-9 shooting. It was only the second time in 44 games he failed to reach double figures, while New Orleans was minus-16 in the 24 minutes he played.

Davis didn't play the entire fourth quarter with the team trailing by more than 20.

The All-Star was in his third game back from a finger injury that cost him three weeks of action. However, the predominant story in New Orleans in recent weeks surrounded his trade request. The team fielded offers but wasn't able to come to a deal before the trade deadline.

The organization then decided to let him play the rest of the year rather than keep him out to preserve his health for a potential offseason trade.

Granted, the performance against the Magic likely isn't what many were expecting from him going forward.

The Pelicans are mostly out of the playoff race at 25-33, but Tuesday's blowout loss against the Magic was nevertheless a disappointment.

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Anthony Davis: 'Nobody Was Interested in Playing' in Pelicans' Loss vs. Magic

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New Orleans Pelicans Rob Goldberg Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images @TheRobGoldberg Twitter Logo Featured Columnist New Orleans Pelicans star Anthony Davis wasn't happy with his team's effort in a 118-88 loss to the Orlando Magic on Tuesday. "We sucked," Davis told reporters afterward. "Nobody was interested in playing, is what it looked like."

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DUKE COMEBACK WAS INSANE

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Get the latest Duke Comeback Was Insane news, photos, rankings, lists and more on Bleacher Report

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A 24 year old man put packing tape over his girlfriend's mouth, bound her legs and hands, put her in a suitcase, drove away and then ditched the suitcase in a forest.

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Ex-boyfriend 'admitted role' in death of Valerie Reyes, whose body was found bound in a suitcase: Police

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Javier de Silva, 24, was arrested Monday night in Queens, New York.

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A former air force intellignacde specialist was charged for spying for Iran.

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US charges former Air Force intelligence specialist with spying for Iran

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The US has charged a former Air Force intelligence specialist with spying for Iran, according to an indictment unsealed in federal court Wednesday.

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NBA Rules Bradley Beal Did Not Travel After Viral Video from Game vs. Pistons.

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Washington Wizards Scott Polacek Carlos Osorio/Associated Press @@ScottPolacek Featured Columnist
Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal appeared to travel when he took four steps and lost control of the ball during a drive in Monday's game against the Detroit Pistons, but the NBA Referees Twitter account clarified he did not.

You be the judge:

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Despite what your eyes and the broadcaster said, NBA Referees of the play: "The offensive player gathers with his right foot on the ground. He then takes two legal steps before losing control of the ball. After regaining possession, a player is allowed to regain his pivot foot and pass or shoot prior to that foot returning to the ground. This is legal."

Fortunately for Detroit, the non-travel call didn't stop it from earning a critical 121-112 victory at Little Caesars Arena. The Pistons are three games ahead of the Wizards in the race for the Eastern Conference's No. 8 seed.

Beal finished with 32 points, 10 assists, six rebounds and four extra steps in the contest.

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NBA Rules Bradley Beal Did Not Travel After Viral Video from Game vs. Pistons

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Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal appeared to travel when he took four steps and lost control of the ball during a drive in Monday's game against the Detroit Pistons , but the NBA Referees Twitter account clarified he did not...

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Iranian Photojournalist slams Trump after he retweeted her photo criticizing Iran's leaders.

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Iranian photojournalist slams Trump for tweeting her photo

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"Because of his policies, I, my family and my friends are forced to live under sanctions that are devastating our lives," she said.

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Newborn baby rescued from storm drain

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A baby girl was rescued from a storm water drain in Durban, South Africa, after residents heard her crying and alerted emergency services.

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This lady started trying to run people over in her car because they threw a snowball at her car. She got out and it turned into a fight.

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Your trusted source for breaking news, analysis, exclusive interviews, headlines, and videos at ABCNews.com

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Prized monkey snatched from Palm Beach Zoo is recovered and returns home

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Prized monkey snatched from Palm Beach Zoo is recovered and returns home

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Authorities have located a rare monkey that was snatched from her enclosure at a zoo earlier this week in West Palm Beach, Florida.

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Amazon, which has been blasted by civil liberties groups over its facial recognition technology, came under fire last May when a woman in Oregon claimed her Alexa smart speaker recorded a private conversation and then sent it someone in her contact list. The tech giant claimed it was an "extremely rare" incident.

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Sean Parker, the founding president of Facebook, suggested that Amazon is a bigger threat to privacy than its Silicon Valley rivals.

Parker, who also founded Napster, said on Wednesday that there's "no limit" to how Amazon could be storing and listening to private conversations with its Alexa smart home device.

"If you're having a conversation in front of an Alexa-enabled device, Amazon is not guaranteeing you any privacy," Parker told CNBC in a discussion at the Milken Institute MENA Summit.

Amazon, which has been blasted by civil liberties groups over its facial recognition technology, came under fire last May when a woman in Oregon claimed her Alexa smart speaker recorded a private conversation and then sent it someone in her contact list. The tech giant claimed it was an "extremely rare" incident.
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"Amazon takes privacy very seriously," the company said in a previous statement. "We are taking steps to avoid this from happening in the future."

In March, a malfunction caused Alexa smart speakers to emit a creepy laugh that users called out on Twitter.

"If the public dialogue doesn't change these companies' behavior then...it becomes a government issue," Parker, who left Facebook in 2006 after less than two years on the job, said.

Facebook is facing continued scrutiny over the privacy implications of its data-centric business model. Regulators in Germany ruled last week that CEO Mark Zuckerberg's company should not be allowed to use customer data from other apps and websites to target advertisements shown on Facebook without users' explicit consent.
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One of Zuckerberg's early mentors, the venture capitalist Roger McNamee, penned a book arguing that Facebook threatens society and has characterized the social network as invasive and manipulative - calling on users to fight back and demand regulatory changes.

Fox News reached out to Amazon for comment on this story.

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Ex-Facebook executive slams Amazon, says there's 'no limit' to Alexa storing and listening to private conversations

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Sean Parker, the founding president of Facebook, suggested that Amazon is a bigger threat to privacy than its Silicon Valley rivals. Parker, who also founded Napster, said on Wednesday that there's "no limit" to how Amazon could be storing and listening to private conversations with its Alexa smart home device.

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A New York Police Department detective was killed in a friendly fire incident this Tuesday. The detective shot at a man who was robbing a cell phone store, and as he left, he was gunned down by uniformed officers.

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New York detective killed in friendly fire incident, commissioner says

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A New York Police Department detective was shot and killed Tuesday, and a sergeant was hit in the leg, after they responded to a reported robbery at a cell phone store in the borough of Queens, city officials said.

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In Arizona a man shot with stun gun 11 times in traffic stop and he sues city and the three officers involved. The man was shoving something between the seats. His wife hit a police officer with a bag full of bottled drinks. He was arrested for assault.

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Arizona man shot with stun gun 11 times in traffic stop sues city and officers involved

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Johnny Wheatcroft was tased 11 times for an alleged traffic violation. Afterward, he was charged with aggravated assault and wrongfully detained in Maricopa County Jail.

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A fire engulfed a shoddily built budget hotel in central New Delhi early Tuesday, killing 17 people and injuring at least four others, including a woman from Myanmar who leaped from an upper floor to escape the flames, Indian authorities said.

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17 killed in fire at shoddy New Delhi hotel, 4 others hurt

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Captain Zoe Kotnik was the first female pilot to lead an elite air force demonstration team.But buy Monday  two weeks she was relieved of her command because of "loss of confidence".

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A woman riding on a motorcycle in Florida was found shaving her legs after getting stuck in traffic

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Motorcycle passenger spotted shaving legs while in traffic

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Busy American lifestyles often mean cramming in daily chores whenever you can. For a woman spotted in Florida traffic recently, that apparently means shaving her legs while riding on the back of a motorcycle.