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A senior Trump official has been arrested for his part in the DNC hacking scandal.

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roger stone indicted on charges brought by special counsel - cnnpolitics

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Roger Stone indicted on charges brought by special counsel

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Roger Stone has been indicted by a grand jury on charges brought by special counsel Robert Mueller, who alleges that the longtime Donald Trump associate sought stolen emails from WikiLeaks that could damage Trump's opponents at the direction of "a senior Trump Campaign official."

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Florida bank shooter, Zephen Xaver, charged with five counts of capital murder. Police say there was no motive to the shooting because Xaver had no connections to any of the victims at the bank. Police also report that Xaver had violent thoughts in his highschool years.

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florida bank shooting: suspect zephen xaver once had dreams of killing students

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Florida bank shooting suspect had dreams of killing students, police say

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The man suspected of killing five women at a Florida bank had interactions with police officers in Indiana in recent years after they received concerned calls reporting his desire to kill or harm people, authorities said.

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This family was kicked off of an American Airlines flight from Miami To Detroit for smelling too bad. This came after passengers complained.

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A family vacationing in Miami said they were booted from an American Airlines flight this week due to complaints about their odor.

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Yossi and Jennie Adler said they were forced off a flight from Miami to Detroit on Wednesday because passengers said they smelled bad.

The couple, along with their 1-year-old daughter, said they were escorted off the plane and told to book another flight due to several complaints, according to ABC affiliate WPLG.

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"All of a sudden, as soon as they took us off, they closed the gate and then they said, 'Sorry, sir, some people complained you had body odor and we're not letting you back on,'" Yossi Adler told WPLG in an interview from Miami International Airport on Thursday.

"There's no body odor that we have. There's nothing wrong with us," he added. "I want them to own up to what really happened and to tell me the truth."

Airline officials also told them that their luggage would be taken off the plane, but the couple said it never happened.

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"They have our car seat, stroller, everything," Jennie Adler said. "We stopped several people in the airport and, it's embarrassing, but we asked them, 'Do you think we smell? Because we just got kicked off a plane for smelling."

American Airlines confirmed the family's story in a statement on Thursday and said it planned to cover their hotel and meal expenses for the night.

"Mr. Adler and his wife were removed from the flight when several passengers complained about their body odor," the airline told WPLG. "They have been booked into a hotel for the night and given meal vouchers. They have been rebooked on a flight Thursday."

The Adlers said they made it home to Detroit late Thursday and were reunited with their luggage.

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Family kicked off American Airline flight due to complaints about body odor

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A family vacationing in Miami said they were booted from an American Airlines flight this week due to complaints about their odor. Add Airlines as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Airlines news, video, and analysis from ABC News.

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A Florida man fleeing the law decided to jump into a lake to avoid authorities even though he didn't know how to swim.

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A Florida man fleeing the law decided to jump into a lake to avoid authorities even though he didn't know how to swim.

Sarasota County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call of suspicious activity on Friday around 11 a.m. to find the man entering a parked van on the side of the road, according to a press release. When the sheriff's deputies attempted to talk to Richard Garay, he "quickly fled," and jumped into a nearby lake.

The department's aviation unit captured video showing Garay struggling to stay above water after venturing to the middle of the lake.

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A deputy is then seen taking off his tactical belt before jumping in after Garay, swimming toward him as his head bobs in and out of the water.

Once the deputy gets hold of Garay, another first responder swims toward them and helps them grab a yellow rope that was thrown into the water. A third first responder on shore then pulls them in, and once on land, the first responders are seen providing medical assistance to the suspect.

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Deputy CJ Sunderman was one of the first on the scene and saw Garay jump into the lake, telling reporters on Wednesday that he was "startled," according to Fox Tampa affiliate WTVT.

While Garay waded in the water with gusto at first, "all of a sudden he just lost all kind of strength," and "began to go under and not resurface," Sunderman said.

Capt. John Walsh jumped into the lake first with Sunderman following closely behind him, Sunderman said, adding that they "didn't even think twice."

"As soon as we saw that, our instincts kicked in, our training kicked in," he said.

At the hospital, Garay admitted that he is unable to swim but said he went into the lake to avoid being arrested on several warrants, authorities said.

As Sunderman was leaving the hospital, Garay thanked him and the other first responders for saving him.

Garay, who lives in the town of Nokomis -- about 20 miles south of Sarasota -- is unemployed and is still in custody at the Sarasota County jail on $4,500 bond, according to jail records.

He was charged with obstruction without violence and contempt of court for a charge of driving without a license and leaving the scene of an accident for damage greater than $50 without leaving his information, jail records show.

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In a statement, Sarasota County Sheriff Tom Knight commended the deputies for acting "quickly and selflessly to render aid to someone who has a complete disregard for law enforcement."

"Unfortunately incidents like this happen all too often but this is what we train for," Knight said.

Sunderman described the rescue as "just another day on the job."

"No matter what, if you are a criminal, if you are in distress we are going to save you," Sunderman said. "We are going to save your life -- it doesn't matter. It's what we are trained to do. It's part of the job."

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Man who can't swim jumps into lake while fleeing police, gets arrested

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A Florida man fleeing the law decided to jump into a lake to avoid authorities even though he didn't know how to swim. Sarasota County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call of suspicious activity on Friday around 11 a.m. to find the man entering a parked van on the side of the road, according to a press release.

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The parents of a 14-month-old Indianan boy are accused of child abuse after investigators said someone likely used scissors to split the boy's tongue, a report said Wednesday.

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The parents of a 14-month-old Indiana boy are accused of child abuse after investigators said someone likely used scissors to split the boy's tongue, a report said Wednesday.

Holly Cota, 28, and boyfriend Scott Edwards, 33, were arrested last Friday in connection with injuring the child, WTHI-TV reported.
OKLAHOMA TODDLER WHO SURVIVED CANCER REQUIRES SURGERY FOR ABNORMALLY SIZED TONGUE, MOM SAYS
The boy was taken to the Union Hospital in Terre Haute, the New York Post reported, citing the Tribune Star.

Edwards is facing charges of aggravated battery and neglect of a dependent. Officers said Cota lied about how the child's injuries occurred, the station reported.
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The emergency room staff told WTHI that the boy also suffered bruises and other injuries in addition to the split tongue.

"I am appalled. I am disgusted. My heart hurts. When that's all you can think about is that poor baby going through that with nobody for him to be his voice and say stop...you're hurting me. It just breaks my heart," Chelsie Loose, a family friend, told the station.

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Parents arrested for splitting 14-month-old son's tongue with scissors, officials say

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The parents of a 14-month-old Indiana boy are accused of child abuse after investigators said someone likely used scissors to split the boy's tongue, a report said Wednesday. Holly Cota, 28, and boyfriend Scott Edwards, 33, were arrested last Friday in connection with injuring the child, WTHI-TV reported.

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Rescuers were combing the woods when they heard the missing 3-year-old boy call out for his mom

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Rescuers were combing the woods when they heard the missing boy call out for his mom

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After a harrowing three-day search for Casey Hathaway, the 3-year-old was found found cold and trapped in brush -- but alive.

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Parents of a 14 month old Indiana boy were accused of child abuse after investigators said it looked like someone used scissors to split the boys tongue. They are also being charged with child neglect.

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The parents of a 14-month-old Indiana boy are accused of child abuse after investigators said someone likely used scissors to split the boy's tongue, a report said Wednesday.

Holly Cota, 28, and boyfriend Scott Edwards, 33, were arrested last Friday in connection with injuring the child, WTHI-TV reported.
OKLAHOMA TODDLER WHO SURVIVED CANCER REQUIRES SURGERY FOR ABNORMALLY SIZED TONGUE, MOM SAYS
The boy was taken to the Union Hospital in Terre Haute, the New York Post reported, citing the Tribune Star.

Edwards is facing charges of aggravated battery and neglect of a dependent. Officers said Cota lied about how the child's injuries occurred, the station reported.
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The emergency room staff told WTHI that the boy also suffered bruises and other injuries in addition to the split tongue.

"I am appalled. I am disgusted. My heart hurts. When that's all you can think about is that poor baby going through that with nobody for him to be his voice and say stop...you're hurting me. It just breaks my heart," Chelsie Loose, a family friend, told the station.

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Parents arrested for splitting 14-month-old son's tongue with scissors, officials say

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The parents of a 14-month-old Indiana boy are accused of child abuse after investigators said someone likely used scissors to split the boy's tongue, a report said Wednesday. Holly Cota, 28, and boyfriend Scott Edwards, 33, were arrested last Friday in connection with injuring the child, WTHI-TV reported.

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A family was on their way back to Detroit, from Miami, when they got kicked off their flight. They were escorted off the plane and then told that they had to be removed because there were complaints about their smell. After this happened they went around the airport asking people if they smell. American Airlines payed for a hotel room and their meals for that night, and the family booked another flight for Thursday.

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A family vacationing in Miami said they were booted from an American Airlines flight this week due to complaints about their odor.

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Yossi and Jennie Adler said they were forced off a flight from Miami to Detroit on Wednesday because passengers said they smelled bad.

The couple, along with their 1-year-old daughter, said they were escorted off the plane and told to book another flight due to several complaints, according to ABC affiliate WPLG.

WPLG

"All of a sudden, as soon as they took us off, they closed the gate and then they said, 'Sorry, sir, some people complained you had body odor and we're not letting you back on,'" Yossi Adler told WPLG in an interview from Miami International Airport on Thursday.

"There's no body odor that we have. There's nothing wrong with us," he added. "I want them to own up to what really happened and to tell me the truth."

Airline officials also told them that their luggage would be taken off the plane, but the couple said it never happened.

WPLG

Daniel Slim/AFP/Getty Images, FILE

"They have our car seat, stroller, everything," Jennie Adler said. "We stopped several people in the airport and, it's embarrassing, but we asked them, 'Do you think we smell? Because we just got kicked off a plane for smelling."

American Airlines confirmed the family's story in a statement on Thursday and said it planned to cover their hotel and meal expenses for the night.

"Mr. Adler and his wife were removed from the flight when several passengers complained about their body odor," the airline told WPLG. "They have been booked into a hotel for the night and given meal vouchers. They have been rebooked on a flight Thursday."

The Adlers said they made it home to Detroit late Thursday and were reunited with their luggage.

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Family kicked off American Airline flight due to complaints about body odor

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A family vacationing in Miami said they were booted from an American Airlines flight this week due to complaints about their odor. Add Airlines as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Airlines news, video, and analysis from ABC News.

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Two parents have been arrested and accused of child abuse of a 14 month old boy in Indiana. He was taken to the hospital after they found that the boy's tongue had been split in have by scissors. He also was found to have severe bruises and other injuries.

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The parents of a 14-month-old Indiana boy are accused of child abuse after investigators said someone likely used scissors to split the boy's tongue, a report said Wednesday.

Holly Cota, 28, and boyfriend Scott Edwards, 33, were arrested last Friday in connection with injuring the child, WTHI-TV reported.
OKLAHOMA TODDLER WHO SURVIVED CANCER REQUIRES SURGERY FOR ABNORMALLY SIZED TONGUE, MOM SAYS
The boy was taken to the Union Hospital in Terre Haute, the New York Post reported, citing the Tribune Star.

Edwards is facing charges of aggravated battery and neglect of a dependent. Officers said Cota lied about how the child's injuries occurred, the station reported.
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The emergency room staff told WTHI that the boy also suffered bruises and other injuries in addition to the split tongue.

"I am appalled. I am disgusted. My heart hurts. When that's all you can think about is that poor baby going through that with nobody for him to be his voice and say stop...you're hurting me. It just breaks my heart," Chelsie Loose, a family friend, told the station.

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Parents arrested for splitting 14-month-old son's tongue with scissors, officials say

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The parents of a 14-month-old Indiana boy are accused of child abuse after investigators said someone likely used scissors to split the boy's tongue, a report said Wednesday. Holly Cota, 28, and boyfriend Scott Edwards, 33, were arrested last Friday in connection with injuring the child, WTHI-TV reported.

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Cocaine is entering the london rivers, by peoples urine. This is making the eels extremely hyperactive. This is the not first time scientists have caught the eels getting getting friendly with the drug. Oh and the Worlds oldest eel died very recently at the ripe old age of 155

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Cocaine is causing some eels in London's famous River Thames to be "hyperactive," new research by King's College London shows.

A team of scientists at the university studied wastewater that's entering into the river from nearby sewers during storms and found traces of the drug within 24 hours of the overflow, the Independent reports. Compared to other major cities, the level of cocaine entering London's water system - likely through users' urine - is much higher.

"Increases in caffeine, cocaine and benzoylecgonine [a metabolite] were observed 24 hours after sewer overflow events,' King's College London researchers said in a paper that detailed their findings, according to the Evening Standard.
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London's water treatment plants are tasked with purifying the water but major storms reportedly "overwhelm" the operations and allow some sewage water to make its way into the river.

"Jellyologst" James Robson, a senior curator at SEA LIFE London, told the Independent the addictive drug can have a similar impact on marine animals as it does on humans.

"Drugs which affect us will almost always affect all animal life, and invertebrates a little bit more because their biochemistry is much more sensitive," Robson explained. "Essentially everything in the water will be affected by drugs like these. A lot of the triggers and the ways that cocaine affects the system is really primal."

The cocaine problem plaguing eels has been discussed before.
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Researchers with the University of Naples Federico II studied the effects the drug had on eels back in June 2018, publishing the results in the Science of the Total Environment.

"Data shows a great presence of illicit drugs and their metabolites in surface waters worldwide," biologist Anna Capaldo, lead author of the 2018 study, told National Geographic at the time.

The group of biologists put eels in water with drug residue and discovered it made them hyperactive and drastically changed their bodies.

"All the main functions of these animals could be altered," said Capaldo, explaining the changes in the eels' muscles, hormones and brain after cocaine exposure.

Eels in the Thames aren't as closely exposed to the drug as those in the 2018 study - so it doesn't necessarily mean they're getting "high" from the runoff.

"You haven't got a lot of disco-dancing fish down the bottom of the Thames," Robson joked to the Independent.

It does, however, spark a debate about wastewater treatment in the city.

"You can basically treat anything to any degree of purity, it's just about how much money you want to put into the treatment process," Daniel Snow, the director of the Water Sciences Laboratory at the University of Nebraska, told National Geographic.

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Cocaine in London river is making eels 'hyperactive,' researchers say

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Cocaine is causing some eels in London's famous River Thames to be "hyperactive," new research by King's College London shows. A team of scientists at the university studied wastewater that's entering into the river from nearby sewers during storms and found traces of the drug within 24 hours of the overflow, the Independent reports.

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The Golden State Warriors basketball team was supposed to meet with President Trump, as  the championship winning teams normally do. Instead, because of the dislike between Trump and the Warriors after some remarks in 2017, They decided to meet with former President Obama instead. The Warriors, who met with Obama at the White House in 2016 for winning the 2014-15 NBA title, have not visited the White House during Trump’s presidency.

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The NBA champion Golden State Warriors missed out on a White House visit for the second year in a row, meeting instead Thursday with former President Barack Obama rather than President Trump.

Pro sports teams are traditionally invited to the White House after winning championships, but Trump rescinded the offer to the Warriors in September 2017 after stars Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant made critical remarks. Curry and Durant said their team wasn't planning on visiting Trump anyway.
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During their visit to Washington last year, the team instead toured the National Museum of African American History and Culture, accompanied by local schoolchildren.

An Instagram photo posted by the Warriors' Draymond Green on Thursday showed him and his teammates meeting with Obama before the team's 126-118 victory against the Washington Wizards in the nation's capital.

"Whole gang with the 44th president of the United States today," Green's caption read.
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It was not clear where the meeting with Obama took place. Both Warriors players and coach Stever Kerr were reluctant to talk about the meeting. Curry said he had no idea where the idea came from, Durant called it amazing and Green called it a "good private team meeting."
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The Warriors, who met with Obama at the White House in 2016 for winning the 2014-15 NBA title, have not visited the White House during Trump's presidency.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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NBA champion Warriors snub Trump, meet with Obama during DC visit

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The NBA champion Golden State Warriors missed out on a White House visit for the second year in a row, meeting instead Thursday with former President Barack Obama rather than President Trump. Pro sports teams are traditionally invited to the White House after winning championships, but Trump rescinded the offer to the Warriors in September 2017 after stars Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant made critical remarks.

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Human-kind has achieved a new all time high. KFC, known as Kentucky Fried Chicken, has stepped up its game by a releasing a product with a truly magnificent aroma. This “staggeringly nose stimulating” candle will 'fill your home with the incredible aroma of KFC gravy.' What else could we possibly ask for or desire?

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If the chicken-scented yule log and herbs and spices bath bomb hasn't filled your house with enough KFC smells to last a lifetime, the Colonel's newest item sure will.
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The fried chicken chain has announced the limited-release of a gravy-scented candle - because, why not?

According to a KFC spokesman, the "staggeringly nose stimulating" candle will "fill your home with the incredible aroma of KFC gravy."

The savory scent was created by a brand-trusted perfumer, This is Local London reported.
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"Initially the different ingredients within the gravy were split into their constituent parts and fragrances matched to each. Then the scent was built component by component in the similar ratios as KFC's iconic gravy," the perfumer said. "The artisanal approach to creating the candles was crucial to ensure the familiar and evocative aroma of gravy was perfectly captured."
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Sounds tasty.

However, before you start clearing a space on your mantel for the saucy fragrance, the limited-edition item is only available in the U.K. for the first 230 fans who apply to own the (probably) highly-coveted KFC Gravy Candle.

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If the chicken-scented yule log and herbs and spices bath bomb hasn't filled your house with enough KFC smells to last a lifetime, the Colonel's newest item sure will. KFC'S MOST OUTRAGEOUS MARKETING STUNTS The fried chicken chain has announced the limited-release of a gravy-scented candle - because, why not?