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The NFL draft is here, and the 10-Point Stance has you covered with the latest intel on Thursday night's moves, countermoves and rumors.

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The NFL draft is here, and the 10-Point Stance has you covered with the latest intel on Thursday night's moves, countermoves and rumors. 1. The mock draft to end mock drafts
Every other mock draft you will see this week is Mothra. Or Rodan. Or that damn flying turtle. This mock draft? This is Godzilla, baby.

This special draft edition of the 10-Point Stance is the Mueller report of mocks, and one big takeaway is that Alabama defensive lineman Quinnen Williams is rising-fast.

Many draft experts, like B/R's Matt Miller, have been singing Williams' praises for a long time. And folks across the league are no strangers to how good he is.

What is surprising is how chaotic it appears the top of the draft could be because so many teams have fallen in lust with Williams. For now, there are teams convinced the 49ers will take Williams with the No. 2 pick and the Jets will select Ohio State defensive lineman Nick Bosa at No. 3.

However, there's also a great deal of chatter about teams contemplating jumping up to get Williams. It is thought by many that Williams is better than Bosa and would be worth the considerable price to move up into the top of the first round to grab him.

What is it about Williams that teams love? For one, he dominated on the field while at Alabama, making 71 tackles (45 solo) and eight sacks last season. Then he aced the scouting combine, running a 4.83-second 40-yard dash despite weighing over 300 pounds.

Williams' rise, teams tell me, is also the result of the league's continuing philosophical shift about the importance of interior linemen. It's not that teams didn't understand that value in the past. (It's impossible not to see the value of a player like Warren Sapp.) It's that outside pass-rushers were seen as more valuable. That dynamic is shifting, which makes this the perfect time for Williams to enter the draft.

A few other things on this Godzilla mock:

* Remember, during draft time, everyone lies. The fibs fly like Aladdin's carpet.

* This mock is based on a handful of interviews with teams around the league. All information comes from my sources unless otherwise noted or linked. Like all mocks, these are educated guesses from teams and me.

* No trades are being projected. Trades are for losers.

* Numerous league officials keep reiterating they believe, overall, this isn't a good quarterback draft. One AFC team official said, "It's terrible."

* One NFC scout told me this draft has some of the best pure athletes he's ever seen, particularly on the defensive side of the ball.

* Another scout, also from the NFC, gave this wide receiver class a grade of C-minus.

* I've heard teams are going through social media accounts of players more than ever before. They have done this for years, but the scrutiny is intensifying.

* The Broncos, from everything I hear, remain smitten with Missouri quarterback Drew Lock. Considering John Elway's luck with quarterbacks not named Peyton Manning, it might be better for Lock to get drafted elsewhere.

* The stock of Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins continues to fall.

* See bullet point No. 1.

On to the draft...

1. Cardinals: Oklahoma QB Kyler Murray. This still seems like one of the safer bets of the draft. There's been very little inkling of them doing anything different. At least so far.

2. 49ers: Alabama DL Quinnen Williams. One of those picks where the 49ers can't go wrong. Watch this team. It could sneak up on people next season.

3. Jets: Ohio State DE Nick Bosa. Joey Bosa's younger brother will be a star on the field and, if he goes here, will be a huge one off it, too.

4. Raiders: Kentucky LB Josh Allen. Perhaps the most unique athlete in the draft. He also would help soften the blow of Khalil Mack's absence.

5. Buccaneers: Michigan DL Rashan Gary. Another one-of-a-kind athlete. At this point in the draft, if this holds, four of the first five picks will be edge-rushers. One thing that may submarine that narrative, however, is the report by NFL Network's Ian Rapoport that Gary has a labral tear.

6. Giants: Florida OL Jawaan Taylor. Some teams are privately shredding general manager Dave Gettleman to pieces. He traded Odell Beckham Jr. and decided to stick with Eli Manning. I haven't heard other front-office people rip a GM like this in a long time. Drafting the best tackle will help Gettleman calm some of the criticism.

7. Jaguars: Alabama OL Jonah Williams. The Jaguars have a lot of needs, and offensive line isn't one of the big ones. But I've heard repeatedly how much the team really likes Williams, and why not? He's an athletic mauler of a lineman.

8. Lions: Iowa TE T.J. Hockenson. The Lions need an athletic, pass-catching tight end, and this is the guy.

9. Bills: Washington State OL Andre Dillard. Quarterback Josh Allen needs more protection, and Dillard is a highly skilled pass protector. I even heard one rumor that Allen has been pushing for the team to draft Dillard.

10. Broncos: Missouri QB Drew Lock. From one NFC West front office executive: "There's a chance he ends up as the best quarterback in the draft."

11. Bengals: LSU LB Devin White. The Bengals run defense was putrid last season, and that was with Vontaze Burfict, who has had his share of misdeeds but can still play. Burfict is in Oakland now, and White would give the Bengals a fast and aggressive inside presence.

12. Packers: Florida State DE Brian Burns. The team needs to add more playmakers on defense, and Burns is one of the best in the draft.

13. Dolphins: Duke QB Daniel Jones. I have rarely seen a player whom teams are so high on but analysts and others rank lower in their mocks. It's fascinating. And there are some teams who have told me privately they think Jones could go even higher than this.

14. Falcons: Houston DT Ed Oliver. The Falcons need defense like the Democratic presidential field needs another candidate. Oliver, though, has the potential to be a genuine star.

15. Washington: Ohio State QB Dwayne Haskins. His slide stops here, and for good reason. Few teams are in need of a quarterback more than this one.

16. Panthers: NC State OL Garrett Bradbury. Carolina loves Bradbury, and despite its signing of center Matt Paradis, the 6'3", 306-pound senior is too tantalizing to pass up.

17. Giants: Clemson DE Clelin Ferrell. Anyone who says they have a good feel for what the Giants are going to do is full of it. This is nonetheless a big need, and Ferrell makes a lot of sense.

18. Vikings: Oklahoma OL Cody Ford. Kirk Cousins is a mediocre quarterback, but in his defense, his line play was some of the worst in the league last year. Ford should help.

19. Titans: Oklahoma WR Marquise Brown. One of the easier forecasts of the draft. This is the perfect spot to pick Brown, and the Titans need speed at wide receiver.

20. Steelers: Temple CB Rock Ya-Sin. A somewhat raw defensive back with the size (6'0", 192 lbs) and body type to blossom as a defender. The Steelers will also need-and I cannot believe I'm writing this sentence-to counter an explosive Browns offense.

21. Seahawks: LSU CB Greedy Williams. The Seahawks are a strong possibility to move down. They always are. But Williams is one of the most physically gifted players in this draft and should go around here no matter who is picking.

22. Ravens: Mississippi WR D.K. Metcalf. The Ravens' job in this draft is simple: Get quarterback Lamar Jackson some receiving threats. Metcalf ran a 4.33 40-yard dash at the combine.

23. Texans: Texas A&M C Erik McCoy. Teams tell me they think the Texans might jump into the top 15 to try to snag the best offensive tackle available. If they can't, McCoy won't hurt.

24. Raiders: Michigan State CB Justin Layne. No one has a clue what the Raiders are going to do here. And I mean no one. Oakland has gone all Mission: Impossible with its draft room. Teams do tell me, though, they've seen the Raiders pay a lot of attention to Layne.

25. Eagles: Florida S Chauncey Gardner-Johnson. The Eagles play it safe and get a talented corner who is skilled in coverage.

26. Colts: Notre Dame DL Jerry Tillery. The Colts continue to build a good defense. Believe it or not, this is a Super Bowl team already.

27. Raiders: Iowa TE Noah Fant. Again, the Raiders are being extremely secretive, but this pick would address a huge need.

28. Chargers: Boston College OL Chris Lindstrom. This is another potential destination for Cardinals quarterback Josh Rosen. Teams also are telling me the Chargers want to add more pieces to their offensive line, and at 6'4", 308 pounds, Lindstrom would be a big one.

29. Seahawks: Mississippi State DL Montez Sweat. Seattle traded defensive lineman Frank Clark and will be looking for a pass-rusher. Teams believe Sweat's heart condition will drop him, but the slide might stop here. If his medical situation is OK, he would be one of the steals of the draft.

30. Packers: Clemson DT Christian Wilkins. The Packers are in a prime spot to move back, and some teams I speak to think they will. Assuming they don't, Wilkins, whose work ethic has impressed as much as his leadership in the Tigers locker room, could well be the call.

31. Rams: Mississippi State DT Jeffery Simmons. L.A. is likely going to lose Ndamukong Suh in free agency. Simmons is potentially a good replacement.

32. Patriots: Mississippi WR A.J. Brown. Bill Belichick gets Tom Brady another weapon.
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Matt Miller and Connor Rogers of the Stick to Football podcast join Adam Lefkoe on The Lefkoe Show to discuss all things NFL draft, from what team controls the board to where Josh Rosen will end up to Dwayne Haskins' future and a lot more.

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Mike Freeman's 10-Point Stance Mock Draft: Quinnen Williams Is the Man to Watch

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Authorities in Australia claim that they stopped one of the "largest illegal wildlife smuggling attempts" at the Melbourne International Airport.

A 27-year-old Japanese woman allegedly attempted to sneak 19 lizards out of the country by hiding them in her luggage. The suspect was arrested at the airport and faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison or a fine of $210,000. The Australian Border Force (ABF) reportedly targeted the woman after receiving a tip about her from sources in Hong Kong

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Authorities in Australia claim that they stopped one of the largest illegal wildlife smuggling attempts at the Melbourne International Airport.

A 27-year-old Japanese woman allegedly attempted to sneak 19 lizards out of the country by hiding them in her luggage. The suspect was arrested at the airport and faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison or a fine of $210,000. The Australian Border Force (ABF) reportedly targeted the woman after receiving a tip about her from sources in Hong Kong.

COUPLE WEDS AT AIRPORT BAGGAGE CLAIM WHERE THEY FIRST MET: 'I COULDN'T THINK OF ANYTHING MORE PERFECT'
An X-ray of her luggage reportedly revealed 17 shingleback lizards and two blue-tongued lizard tightly packed into mesh packages.

According to a statement released by the ABF, the reptiles were handed over to the Victorian Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, where they will be inspected by veterinarians and, if possible, returned to the wild. The remaining specimens will be donated to schools and non-profit organizations.
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Due to presence of ticks on several of the lizards, it is believed that they were caught in the wild. The suspect could face additional wildlife and cruelty charges. She is set to appear in court on April 24th.

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Authorities in Australia claim that they stopped one of the largest illegal wildlife smuggling attempts at the Melbourne International Airport. A 27-year-old Japanese woman allegedly attempted to sneak 19 lizards out of the country by hiding them in her luggage.

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A 70-year-old woman fell about 200 feet (61 meters) over the rim, the second over-the-edge death this month within the confines of the park, according to Grand Canyon officials

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Authorities say another visitor has died after falling from the edge of the Grand Canyon.

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Customers of McDonald's in the UK are demanding the fast food chain brings back plastic straws - claiming the new paper ones aren't fit for purpose.

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Customers of McDonald's in the UK are demanding the fast food chain brings back plastic straws - claiming the new paper ones aren't fit for purpose.
MCDONALD'S TO TEST PLASTIC STRAW ALTERNATIVES IN US AND ROLL OUT PAPER STRAWS IN UK
30,000 people have signed a petition to get rid of the new straws, which have been brought in over concerns about plastic pollution.

Many claim the paper ones are dissolving into their drinks and change the taste of the products.

Some have been taking to Twitter to rant at McDonald's, with some even threatening to boycott the firm until plastic straws return.

One tweeted: "I'm all about saving the turtles and that, but @McDonalds paper straws are honestly just a sheet of paper rolled up, make them thicker!! I take 2 sips and my straw starts sticking together."

"Paper straws and milkshakes don't go together, won't be coming back," another posted, alongside an angry emoji.

'WON'T BE BACK'
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A third ranted: "These new paper straws are awful @McDonalds. They saturate too easily and feel horrible in the mouth. Got to be better options out there?"

"Drinking a @McDonalds milkshake through the paper straws are vile," another moaned.

The petition to remove the paper straws has since been taken down by the government, who said it is not something they can change with a parliamentary debate.

But not everyone is against the change, and many fired back saying it's better for the environment.

One posted: "You're the most selfish person if you're sat complaining about @McDonalds paper straws."

Another said: "God i hope @McDonalds dont give in to the petitions. If you dont want a paper straw, then use your own reusable one."

Sun Online has contacted McDonald's and is awaiting comment.

McDonald's promised to roll-out paper straws in all 1,361 branches across the UK and Ireland from last September, with the process to be completed sometime this year.

The new straws will use paper coming from certified sustainable sources, the company said.
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'SELFISH'

Paul Pomroy, chief executive of McDonald's UK and Ireland, said: "Reflecting the broader public debate, our customers told us they wanted to see a move on straws but to do so without compromising their overall experience when visiting our restaurants.

"Over the past few months we've been working closely with supplier partners to find a solution that works both for our customers, and that the supply is there given the size of our business."

The new straws will use paper coming from certified sustainable sources, the company said.
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McDonald's customers slam 'soggy' eco-friendly straws: 'Paper straws and milk shakes don't go together'

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Customers of McDonald's in the UK are demanding the fast food chain brings back plastic straws - claiming the new paper ones aren't fit for purpose. MCDONALD'S TO TEST PLASTIC STRAW ALTERNATIVES IN US AND ROLL OUT PAPER STRAWS IN UK 30,000 people have signed a petition to get rid of the new straws, which have been brought in over concerns about plastic pollution.

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Woman Faked Cancer to Steal Fundraising Donations

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Police arrested a Phoenix teenager who allegedly brought a chemical substance to school after telling a classmate that he wanted to blow up a Muslim worship center. Officers arrested the 15-year-old Pinnacle High School student at his campus on Tuesday after students said they saw him with a "plastic bag containing several pounds of a white powdery substance," police said Wednesday.

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Police arrested a Phoenix teenager who allegedly brought a chemical substance to school after telling a classmate that he wanted to blow up a Muslim worship center.

Officers arrested the 15-year-old Pinnacle High School student at his campus on Tuesday after students said they saw him with a "plastic bag containing several pounds of a white powdery substance," police said Wednesday.

School officials apprehended the boy and notified the Phoenix Police Department, which said the chemicals tested positive for potassium nitrate.

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"The powdery substance was tested by EOD officers and it was determined that the substance was several pounds of potassium nitrate, which is a salt like substance," the department said in a statement Wednesday. "It is not dangerous by itself, but can be mixed with other chemicals to create a flash powder. The substance can be ordered through the mail."

Phoenix police said the incident didn't warrant a school lockdown because "the suspect made no threats against the school, and at this time, there is no indication that the school or anyone connected with the school was in danger."

Police did not offer details about the student's identity, but they said he allegedly told another student on Monday that he wanted to "blow up" a Muslim worship center.

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Phoenix police officers responded to the complaint on Monday evening and interviewed the witness, but the suspect was not apprehended, according to the police statement.

"A juvenile witness reported to his parents that a classmate of his said, he wanted to 'blow up a Muslim Church,'" the police statement said. "The witness said he did not observe any weapons or devices that would allow the suspect to act upon his statement."

The boy was being held at the Phoenix police headquarters for questioning on Wednesday afternoon. Police did not say if charges would be filed over the incident.

ABC News' Alex Stone contributed to this report.

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Police arrested a Phoenix teenager who allegedly brought a chemical substance to school after telling a classmate that he wanted to blow up a Muslim worship center. Officers arrested the 15-year-old Pinnacle High School student at his campus on Tuesday after students said they saw him with a "plastic bag containing several pounds of a white powdery substance," police said Wednesday.

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A mailman was shot dead after he tried to stop a fight between a teen and his mom.

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Sixteen men were arrested on Wednesday in New Jersey where a statewide crackdown by multiple state law enforcement agencies on child sexual exploitation was called, "Operation Home Alone."

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Washington homeowner shoots, kills burglary suspect while on the phone with 911, police say

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A suspected burglar was shot dead by a Washington state homeowner Monday, who pulled the trigger while still on the phone with a 911 operator reporting the break-in, officials said.

The King County Sheriff's Office said on Twitter the incident happened around 2:30 a.m. in White Center, located south of Seattle, after the homeowner woke up to find the suspect inside his home.

"Initially he thought there were three suspects," King County Sheriff's Deputy Ryan Abbott told Q13 News. "So far the investigation is proving that not to be true, it just appears to be one suspect that acted alone at this time."
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At some point, with the 35-year-old homeowner on the phone with 911, he opened fire on the intruder, killing him.

"You have every right to protect yourself or your family if you're in fear for your life or safety, and it appears that's what happened in this instance so far," Abbott told Q13 News.

Police said a K9 tracking team went out to search for a possible second suspect, but no one else ended up being located.
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Neighbors told dQ13 News they already feel uneasy about crime reports in the area, and wonder how the homeowner is holding up after the shooting.

"I'm not glad he did it, but you got to do what you got to do," neighbor Dale Matthews said.
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The shooting remains under investigation by police.

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Washington homeowner shoots, kills burglary suspect while on the phone with 911, police say

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A suspected burglar was shot dead by a Washington state homeowner Monday, who pulled the trigger while still on the phone with a 911 operator reporting the break-in, officials said. The King County Sheriff's Office said on Twitter the incident happened around 2:30 a.m.

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A 13-year-old Texas girl was jumped by 3 classmates when walking home from school. Shortly after the fight, she slipped into a coma and died. Footage shows her classmates laughing while 2 of them pin her down and the other kicks her in the head.

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A 13-year-old Texas girl has died after slipping into a coma following a fight with three teens who jumped her as she walked home from school - one of the assailants kicked her in the head as she was being held down by the others, police and the girl's mother said.

Kashala Francis, a student at Attucks Middle School in Houston, died Wednesday morning at Texas Children's Hospital, where doctors discovered a tumor in the back of her head that may have been exacerbated by the fight she was involved in on Thursday afternoon, her mother, Mamie Jackson, told ABC station KTRK-TV in Houston.

It remained unclear and pending an autopsy if injuries from the fight caused Kashala's death or if she died as the result of the tumor, police said.

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Victor Senties, a spokesman for the Houston Police Department, said the incident is being investigated as a homicide, pending an autopsy to determine the cause of death.

"Until the autopsy is finished, we won't know," Senties told ABC News on Wednesday.

He said no arrests have been made.

"I can see these girls kicking her in the head while other children are laughing at her," Jackson told KTRK of a video that surfaced of her daughter being held on the ground, punched and kicked.

In the video, the girls fighting with Kashala can be heard laughing.

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Houston Independent School District officials released a statement saying they are aware of the "off-campus altercation" and cooperating with the Houston Police Department in its investigation.

Kashala's death follows a similar incident in Walterboro, South Carolina, where 10-year-old fifth-grader Raniya Wright died on March 27 after a fight with a classmate. On Friday, the South Carolina solicitor declined to file charges because a forensic pathologist determined Raniya had a rare birth defect, arteriovenous malformation, that caused her death.

Jackson said her daughter was jumped about a block from her school by two girls on Thursday as she was walking home and that a third girl joined in on the assault and kicked Kashala in the head while she was being held on the ground.

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She said that when Kashala came home from school on Thursday afternoon she had bruises on her face, but claimed she was fine.

By Saturday, Kashala briefly appeared to become delusional while spending the night at a relative's house and that she complained of severe headaches when she woke up on Sunday, Jackson told KTRK.

"I drove over and I told her to get up. I said, 'Get up, Kashala.' She kept saying, 'Mama, my head hurts,' so she laid down," Jackson said.

She said moments later, her daughter lost consciousness and she called 911.

Paramedics took the girl Texas Children's Hospital in Houston where she slipped into a coma.

Jackson said that while treating her daughter, doctors found the tumor in her head.

"We found out she has a large tumor in the back of her head, and she had fluid buildup in her brain," Jackson said.

It was too early to tell if the fight Kalesha was involved in contributed to her death.

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13-year-old girl dies after being jumped by classmates walking home from school

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A 13-year-old Texas girl has died after slipping into a coma following a fight with three teens who jumped her as she walked home from school - one of the assailants kicked her in the head as she was being held down by the others, police and the girl's mother said.

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Kim Jong Un’s grand arrival in Russia for his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putinencountered a minor snafu on Wednesday.  The North Korean leader’s distinct armored green train pulled up to the station in Vladivostok and came to a stop as North Korean officials scrambled to the door to put down ramps. The staff, however, realized the train’s door did not line up with the red carpet that was rolled out ahead of the arrival.

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Kim Jong Un's grand arrival in Russia for his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin encountered a minor snafu on Wednesday.

The North Korean leader's distinct armored green train pulled up to the station in Vladivostok and came to a stop as North Korean officials scrambled to the door to put down ramps. The staff, however, realized the train's door did not line up with the red carpet that was rolled out ahead of the arrival.

Video showed an official opening the door and noticing the error. The engineer was then forced to roll the train backward in an attempt to line up with the carpet - but it still didn't go as planned.

Two North Korean staffers realized the train door was still a few inches off from perfectly lining up with the red carpet when they placed the green ramp down. They appeared to take a moment to think about how they could resolve the issue before ultimately deciding to leave it how it is.
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Kim was greeted by a military orchestra before he got into his personal limousine that traveled with him, and drove away. He is expected to attend a dinner reception hosted by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Trutnev, according to South Korean media.

The despot traveled to Russia with a big entourage - possibly more than 200 people - and lots of supplies. Kim's officials are reportedly tasked to collect his bodily waste and cigarette butts to prevent foreign intelligence agencies from collecting and analyzing them for clues into the leader's health.
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The North Korea-Russia summit comes two months after Kim and President Trump met for the second time, but ended up cutting their meeting in Hanoi, Vietnam, short after both sides failed to reach an agreement due to disputes over U.S.-led sanction on the North.

The Hermit Kingdom has continued to express its frustration over deadlock negotiations despite Kim insisting after the Hanoi summit that his regime was still committed to denuclearization.
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Last week, North Korea tested a new weapon and demanded U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to be removed from nuclear talks.
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Kim Jong Un's arrival in Russia for Putin summit hit by train mishap

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Kim Jong Un's grand arrival in Russia for his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin encountered a minor snafu on Wednesday. The North Korean leader's distinct armored green train pulled up to the station in Vladivostok and came to a stop as North Korean officials scrambled to the door to put down ramps.

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The Seattle Seahawks traded DE Frank Clark to the Kansas City Chiefs for the Chiefs 2019 1st Round Pick, 2020 2nd Round, and the teams exchanged 3rd round picks. The Chiefs signed Clark to a 5-year, $105 million deal.

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Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider's professed love for defensive end Frank Clark apparently wasn't deep enough to prevent him from sending Clark elsewhere.

The Seahawks agreed to trade Clark to the Kansas City Chiefs in exchange for a first-round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, a 2020 second-round pick and a swap of third-round picks in 2019, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday, via sources informed of the transaction.

With Clark, the Chiefs fill an immediate need on the edges with one of the league's top pass rushers. The Chiefs are expected to transition to a 4-3 base defense under new coordinator Steve Spagnuolo and previously traded pass rusher Dee Ford to the San Francisco 49ers and parted ways with edge Justin Houston.

Kansas City had plenty of draft capital to work with to find a pass rusher when considering the team originally had four draft picks within the top 100. But landing a proven player such as Clark, who turns 26 on June 14, over a rookie in the upcoming draft couldn't be overlooked.

The 6-foot-3, 265-pound Clark, who played in a 4-3 scheme in Seattle, is an ideal fit for what the Chiefs want to do going forward and he totaled 35 sacks, including a career-high 13 sacks in 2018. Clark added 72 quarterback hits over the past four seasons. Clark joins the Chiefs' recent additions, Alex Okafor and Emmanuel Ogbah, on the revamped defensive edge.

The next step in the process will surround dealing with Frank's contract, which must be done before the draft. The Seahawks' placed the franchise tag on Clark, who will earn $17 million with the designation in 2019.

But the trade is enough to signal that the Chiefs, who entered Monday with $21.9 million in available cap space, are willing to work on a long-term contract to keep Clark in Kansas City beyond the 2019 season.

Meanwhile, the Seahawks now have a gaping hole to fill on defense.

Securing additional draft picks in the early rounds from the Chiefs, however, should provide Schneider the ammunition to find Clark's successor.

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The Seahawks on Tuesday agreed to trade Frank Clark to Kansas City in exchange for a first-round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, a 2020 second-round pick and a swap of third-round picks in 2019, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.

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Measles cases in the United States have surpassed the highest number on record since the disease was declared eliminated nationwide in 2000.

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The measles outbreak in the United States surpassed 667 reported cases, which previously was the highest number of cases on record since the disease was eliminated. That was in 2014.