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Toni Anderson’s mother believes it was her body found in the car pulled from the river

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Police have yet to release an official identification

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Texas carjackers kill driver after having trouble with stick shift, police say

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A Houston-area father was killed Saturday night while his wife and daughter watched -- after his killers got stumped by the car’s stick shift.

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Carjakers kil driver after having stick shift problems, police say.

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Texas carjackers kill driver after having trouble with stick shift, police say

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A Houston-area father was killed Saturday night while his wife and daughter watched -- after his killers got stumped by the car’s stick shift.

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AUSTIN, Texas –  A Texas lawmaker is making a point about legislation that restricts women's access to health care and abortions by proposing to fine men $100 when they masturbate.
Alongside the penalty for wasting semen not resulting in a pregnancy, state Rep. Jessica Farrar's bill would require a "medically unnecessary digital rectal exam" before any man undergoes a vasectomy or can be prescribed Viagra.

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A Texas lawmaker is making a point about legislation that restricts women's access to health care and abortions by proposing to fine men $100 when they masturbate.

Alongside the penalty for wasting semen not resulting in a pregnancy, state Rep. Jessica Farrar's bill would require a "medically unnecessary digital rectal exam" before any man undergoes a vasectomy or can be prescribed Viagra.

The 11th term Democrat tells the Houston Chronicle that her bill mimics how a woman seeking an abortion is forced by Texas law to undergo a transvaginal ultrasound, which "has nothing to do with her health care."

She says while some people think it's funny, her bill highlights the obstacles women face "that were placed there by legislatures making it very difficult for them to access health care."

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Lawmaker mocks abortion law with call for masturbation fines

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A Texas lawmaker is making a point about legislation that restricts women's access to health care and abortions by proposing to fine men $100 when they masturbate.

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Toni Anderson's mother believes it was her body found in the car pulled from the river

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Toni Anderson’s mother believes it was her body found in the car pulled from the river

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UMKC student found.

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UMKC students body was pulled from Missouri River on Saturday

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Toni Anderson’s mother believes it was her body found in the car pulled from the river

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today is national napping day

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Tennessee fire chief's home destroyed, dog killed in fire

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The Whiteville, Tenn., Volunteer Fire Chief and his wife, a sergeant with the police department, are without a home after a devastating fire.
FIREFIGHTER INJURED IN CRASH ON WAY TO HOVERBOARD FIRE DIES

A Whiteville home was destroyed. The owners -the Fire Chief & a police Sgt.
Turn on FOX13 now for the story about sorrow & community support pic.twitter.com/qUqpVTI4Gy
- Zach Crenshaw (@ZachCFOX13) March 13, 2017

Ernie and Debbie Burkeen are typically the ones responding to, and helping after, tragedies. Sunday they were the ones in need after they lost everything when a fire destroyed their home and killed their dog.

Sgt Debbie Burkeen was in uniform Sunday night when she heard the dispatch call - there was a fire across from the police station.
ICE HOUSE FORMED BY STRONG WINDS, FREEZING TEMPERATURES IN NY
"I jumped into my car and I raced over here and sure enough, I called back dispatch and told them it was fully involved and it was my house," said Sgt. Burkeen.

The next call was to family.

"She was in tears," said Tonya Perry, Burkeen's sister-in-law. "She was bawling. Saying my house is on fire. And her little dog Sophie was inside."

"We were trying to run through the doors and trying to find my dog, but the smoke was just so thick and so black that we couldn't get my dog out, couldn't find her," said Sgt. Burkeen.

The little chihuahua, Sophie, was found Sunday in the rubble.

"She was my special little girl."

The cause of the fire is still undetermined, but Chief Burkeen thinks the fire was electrical.
Click for more from Fox 13.

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Tennessee fire chief's home destroyed, dog killed in fire

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The Whiteville, Tenn., Volunteer Fire Chief and his wife, a sergeant with the police department, are without a home after a devastating fire.

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There's cold, and then there's "my entire house is covered in ice and looks like an outtake from 'Frozen'" cold.
This igloo -- er, house -- is in Webster, New York, just outside of Rochester. The area is one of the snowiest in the country, thanks to freezing winter temperatures and the moisture of the nearby Great Lakes. In the case of this prank of nature, high winds joined in the party and coated the house in layer after layer of ice.

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Yes, there is a house under all that ice

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This house in New York got the Queen Elsa treatment from some late winter weather

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Missing UMKC student was found in Missouri River

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Mike, a 140 pound 11-year-old Great Dane slipped down a snow-covered embankment and slid into the frigid water

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‘Mike’ the Great Dane rescued from river in Willimantic

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“Mike” the Great Dane is resting at home after a frightening morning Friday. Around 9:35 a.m., Willimantic police and fire depar…

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See out-of-control SUV crash onto house's roof

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See out-of-control SUV crash onto house roof - CNN Video

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A driver lost control of his SUV before skidding off the road and onto the roof of a house in Taizhou, a city in China's Jiangsu Province.

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March Madness ticket prices jump 29%

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Want to watch the big dance in person? It's going to be more expensive this year.

Resale tickets for the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament cost an average of $316 -- that's up 29% from 2016.

TicketIQ, which tracks ticket data, said there are also fewer tickets available this year. That's because the opening round games are at venues that have smaller resale ticket markets.

Related: Warren Buffett: $1 million a year for life to employee who guesses Sweet 16

The cheapest ticket to the opening rounds of the tournament and the regional rounds costs $43 this year. The cheapest available ticket for the Final Four is $196.

Last year the cheapest ticket cost $38 and fans could get into the Final Four for just $102.

Related: At long last, Northwestern reaches NCAA tournament

The 68 teams that make up the men's tournament were unveiled on Sunday. This year's bracket includes first-timer Northwestern and Villanova, the winner of last year's tournament.

For fans hoping to catch Final Four action from the stands, it usually pays to wait. Lots of people rush to buy tickets after the Elite 8 games but, according to TicketIQ, Final Four prices are usually lowest within 48 hours of tip-off.

CNNMoney (New York) First published March 13, 2017: 12:30 PM ET

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Tickets to the NCAA men's basketball tournament are up 29% from last year's prices.

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US deploys drones in South Korea capable of striking North Korean targets

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The US military will permanently deploy armed Gray Eagle drones at Kunsan air base outside Seoul, South Korea, which could hit North Korean military targets and destroy its command-and-control infrastructure.

The deployment of drones, which will be assigned to the 2nd Combat Aviation Brigade of the 2nd Infantry Division, is part of a broader plan to reinforce each Army division with one Gray Eagle company, US Forces Korea (USFK) said in a statement:

" The US Army, after coordination with the Republic of Korea Armed Forces and the US Air Force, has begun the process to permanently station a Gray Eagle Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) company at Kunsan Air Base, Republic of Korea."

"The [unmanned aerial system] adds significant intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capability to US Forces Korea and our [South Korean] partners," spokesman Christopher Bush said in a statement.

He did not specify when the drones will arrive in South Korea.

Earlier on Monday, an unnamed South Korean military official told Yonhap news agency that "the US Army has begun the process to dispatch a squadron, which will operate the Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft, to a US unit in Kunsan (274 kilometers south of Seoul)."

The source did not provide exact details, but noted that the reinforcement of the US air base at Gunsan, home to the Air Force's 8th Fighter Wing, is being discussed

The official noted that the Gray Eagle system could obliterate Pyongyang's critical military infrastructure north of the demarcation line between the two Koreas, including North Korea's operational command, if all-out war was to break out on the Peninsula.

The drone, developed by General Atomics, can be armed with four AGM-114 Hellfire air-to-ground missiles or four GPS-aided GBU-44/B Viper Strike glide bombs, which can be used for precision strikes. It can operate for approximately 36 hours at altitudes up to 7,600 meters with a range of 400 kilometers.

According to the Washington Post, the drone has already flown combat missions in Iraq as part of the US-led coalition's campaign against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL). One Gray Eagle was lost in action in Iraq last year, and another three crashed in Afghanistan.

The news of a possible new drone deployment comes amid spiraling tensions on the Korean peninsula, with the latest flare-up coming last week, when large-scale US-South Korean military exercises called Foal Eagle kicked off, which are to run through the end of April. Last year, 300,000 South Korean and 15,000 US troops participated.

The North sees the massive war games as a military provocation and, last Monday, an angry Pyongyang test-fired four ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan in answer.

A day later, the US military began assembling a THAAD missile defense system in South Korea to counter the threat of possible attacks coming from the North. This deployment is controversial, having already been condemned by both Russia and China, and it may be put on hold or contested, as the leading candidates to replace impeached South Korean President Park Geun-hye are split on the issue.

However, Pentagon spokesman Captain Jeff Davis said the THAAD deployment has already been agreed upon by both nations, maintaining that the system will come online regardless of political developments in Seoul. "Leaders change over time, that's not new," Davis told a news conference on Friday, as cited by Reuters.

On Friday, the South Korean Air Force said that fifty aircraft, including F-15K and FA-50 fighter jets, were participating in a week-long exercise called Soaring Eagle, which is "designed to hone the Air Force's capabilities to shoot down enemy missiles and strike its core military facilities," according to Yonhap.

Aside from the military build-up in the region, there are other indications that both sides are intensively preparing for worst-case scenarios.

It emerged in February that the South Korean military is training a clandestine task force to assassinate North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, at one of his numerous residences, and also to kill his key military and political aides. A similar unit tasked with storming South Korea's presidential palace in Seoul, exists in the North as well.

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The U.S Army has successfully 3-D printed a grenade launcher called 'Rambo'

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You know 3D-printing has hit the big leagues when the military starts using the technology to produce weapons. Researchers at the U.S. Army Armament Research, Development, and Engineering Center last week announced the successful development and firing of a 3D-printed grenade from a 3D-printed grenade launcher.

The grenade launcher, aptly named RAMBO (Rapid Additively Manufactured Ballistics Ordnance), was designed and developed as part of a collaborative effort between the Army Research, Development, and Engineering Command (RDECOM) and the U.S. Army Manufacturing Technology (ManTech) Program. Also involved was AmericaMakes, an accelerator program that brings together the best minds in additive manufacturing and 3D-printing technology.

The RAMBO grenade launcher is comprised of 50 parts, and all of the components, except the springs and fasteners, were produced using 3D-printing. Different parts of the grenade launcher, however, were manufactured using different materials and additive manufacturing techniques -- the barrel and receiver were fabricated from aluminum using a direct metal laser sintering (DMLS) process, while the trigger and firing pin were printed using alloy steel.

When developing the grenade launcher, the Army wanted a weapon that could move through the prototype stage and land in the hands of soldiers quickly. Instead of waiting for months for a single machined prototype weapon, Army researchers were able to 3D-print and test multiple versions of the grenade launcher in a fraction of that time. It took 70 hours to print the barrel and receiver and another 5 hours to finish off the part in post production. Overall, instead of years, it took a mere six months to produce a weapon and compatible ammunition that was suitable for test firing.

Not only is the 3D-printing process time efficient, but it also is cost-effective from both a materials and manpower standpoint. The process of additive manufacturing can print intricate parts that would take a machinist hours to complete by hand. The 3D-printing process also can be performed autonomously, requiring an operator only to turn on the machine and check it intermittently until the process is complete. An added bonus is that no scrap material is produced during the 3D-printing process.

Besides the grenade launcher, the Army is also moving to 3D-print the ammunition for the launcher. Working at two RDECOM research and development centers, researchers were able to 3D-print a standard 40-mm M781 training round.

From a 3D-printing point of view, the grenade was a success. Three of the four main parts of the M781 grenade -- the windshield, the projectile body, and the cartridge case, were 3D-printed. Only the .38-caliber cartridge case was purchased as a separate unit and then pressed into the 3D-printed cartridge case. It is worth noting that the rounds are not live, as the addition of explosives, propellants and pyrotechnics have not been approved for use in a 3D-printed shell.

Once completed, the Army tested the RAMBO weapon using a remote firing system at both indoor ranges and outdoor testing facilities. All 3D-printed rounds were successfully fired through the launcher. Initial tests showed there was some variation in ammunition velocities, but that variance was quickly rectified by a few rounds of design changes and 3D-printing. The Army is now testing the reliability of the weapon under sustained and long-term use.

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Meet RAMBO, the Army's new 3D-printed grenade launcher

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spring break  starts next week

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Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the president, said this morning that she doesn't have "any evidence" supporting her latest speculation about President Trump's explosive wiretapping claim against his predecessor but added that she's glad the House Intelligence Committee is investigating the allegation.

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&#151; -- Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the president, said this morning that she doesn't have "any evidence" supporting her latest speculation about President Trump's explosive wiretapping claim against his predecessor but added that she's glad the House Intelligence Committee is investigating the allegation.

"The answer is I don't have any evidence, and I'm very happy that the House Intelligence Committee are investigating," Conway said today on " Good Morning America."

Trump said in a series of unsubstantiated tweets earlier this month that President Obama ordered phones in Trump Tower in New York tapped last fall.

The White House has so far failed to provide any evidence to back up the charge. The leading members of the House Intelligence Committee have requested that the Justice Department respond today with any evidence of Trump's claims.

Conway said that previous comments she made linking WikiLeaks' release of nearly 8,000 documents that purportedly reveal secrets about the CIA's tools for breaking into targeted computers, cellphones and smart TVs to Trump's claims were about "surveillance generally" and not meant to be taken as specific proof that his allegation was true.

She also touched on other issues, including the GOP replacement for the Affordable Care Act - which has drawn criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike.

She framed the debate around the bill as a start to fixing the ACA and said the Democratic Party has come up with "no ideas."

"It's actually in a downward spiral," she said of Obama's signature legislation. "It's unsustainable and unaffordable."

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Kellyanne Conway: 'I don't have any evidence' of latest speculations surrounding Trump wiretapping claim

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151; -- Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the president, said this morning that she doesn't have "any evidence" supporting her latest speculation about President Trump's explosive wiretapping claim against his predecessor but added that she's glad the House Intelligence Committee is investigating the allegation.

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What you can do if someone posts an explicit image of you online:Maybe you've taken a naked selfie for your significant other, or you've let someone take a photo of you in the nude. Once that kind of photo exists, it's all too easy for someone to send or post it without the subject's consent.

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Once it exists, it's all too easy for someone to send or post a sexually explicit image of you without consent. Here's what can you do if this happens to you.

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Tim Tebow is getting another shot at the Met's MLB spring training.

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next week is spring break

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Fan interrupts basketball game by running on the court.

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Fan Interrupts Cavaliers vs. Rockets Game by Running onto the Court

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The NBA has some of the most passionate supporters in the country, but there are also some fans who like to pull off knucklehead stunts. Such as interrupting a perfectly good basketball game for 10 seconds of fame...

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Mr. Kohl- Missing UMKC student Toni Anderson's car and body was pulled from the Missouri River Saturday. The last ping of her cell phone was from a tower in Parkville, Mo.

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Mr. Kohl- Missing UMKC student Toni Anderson's car and body was pulled from the Missouri River Saturday. The last ping of her cell phone was from a tower in Parkville, Mo.

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Toni Anderson’s mother believes it was her body found in the car pulled from the river

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Police have yet to release an official identification