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Stunning chain-reaction crash caught on camera

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Dozens of cars and trucks caught in pile-up in Oregon

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Dylan Roof convicted of shooting nine people in Charleston Church. He says that he dosn't regret killing those people

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School police officer body slams female student to the floor. She says she suffered a concussion.

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Video shows North Carolina school officer slamming girl, 15, to floor

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A North Carolina high school is stunned after an 8-second cell phone video showed a school resource officer hoisting a girl into the air and body slamming her onto the floor.

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Officer body slammed 15 year old in school in Carolina

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Police officer body slammed a 15 year old girl.

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After a high school game in Ohio students and parents brawled.

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New lego's kit teaches kids to code

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Lego is making its blocks smarter.

The company is launching a new building and coding set at CES 2017 this week that brings movement to Legos.

The Lego Boost kit lets kids build five different smart toy models, including a cat, robot and guitar, with the help of sensors and motors.

The move follows the success of Lego's Mindstorms robotics kits, which are often used in computer science classes. Last year,Lego launched the WeDo 2.0 robotics kit to teach science and tech concepts to elementary students.

But its latest effort is all about coding for consumers, rather than a focus on education.The Boost kit comes with a Move Hub -- a Lego brick with a tilt sensor -- to power the Lego creations. Special bricks with a motor and sensors gauge surrounding colors and the distance from objects in its path.

Users will need to download a corresponding app featuring 60 coding activities. Kids can also add voice recordings via the app to give toys the ability to speak.

Related: This Lego Master Builder brought Captain America to life

In addition, the app teaches kids how to "boost" Lego creations. Once they understand how the toy's sensors work, it's encouraged to build bases and add them to any creation. This means they can make their favorite dragon walk or rovers drive.

The kit, designed for builders ages 7 and older, will be available later this year for $160.

The announcement comes as more companies incorporate coding technology into toys, from programmable robots to friendship bracelets that vibrate with secret messages.

CNNMoney (Las Vegas) First published January 4, 2017: 12:49 AM ET

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The company is launching a new building and coding set at CES 2017 this week that brings movement to Legos. The Lego Boost kit lets kids build five different smart toy models, including a cat, robot and guitar, with the help of sensors and motors.

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Hill costed another player 100K . He made other people on the field look stupid by breaking their legs .

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Chiefs wide receiver and return man Tyreek Hill emerged as one of the biggest impact players in the entire NFL this season. He again showcased his explosiveness in the Chiefs' Week 17 win over the Chargers, and it cost another player on another team $100,000.

Here's Hill returning a kick against the Chargers, breaking everyone's legs and taking it to the house with his "I'm faster than you" speed because, for whatever reason, the Chargers kept kicking to him.

Thanks to that return, Hill finished the season with the fourth-most yards from scrimmage in the entire NFL. That's behind only David Johnson, Le'Veon Bell and Ezekiel Elliott.

The kick also gave him the league lead for average punt return yards in 2016, which effectively cost Vikings defensive mack Marcus Sherels a cool hundred grand.

Tyreek Hill's TD Sunday cost Vikes DB Marcus Sherels $100k. Sherels had bonus for leading NFL in punt return avg. Hill's TD moved him ahead.
- Field Yates (@FieldYates) January 3, 2017

Ouch for Sherels, who was probably counting that cash right up until the Chargers, down 10 points and trying to make it a game, decided to actually kick to Hill.

The speedster also entered the record books by becoming the first player in NFL history with three-plus receiving touchdowns, three-plus rushing touchdowns and three-plus return touchdowns in a single season. He and former Chiefs returner Dante Hall are the only players since the NFL merger to record a 60-yard or longer touchdown in four-straight games.

He's as explosive as it gets in the NFL. Hill's final five touchdowns of the season averaged 69 yards.

This is insane.

Tyreek Hill's last five TDs have averaged 69 yards per play.

Overall on his 12 TDs, Hill has avg'd 44.1 yards per play. pic.twitter.com/xFDAjyPdaK
- BJ Kissel (@ChiefsReporter) January 3, 2017

Note to playoff teams: do not kick to Tyreek Hill.

Will Brinson joined CBS Sports in 2010 and enters his seventh season covering the NFL for CBS. He previously wrote for FanHouse along with myriad other Internet sites. A North Carolina native who lives... Full Bio

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Here's how Tyreek Hill's big Week 17 return cost another player $100K

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Chiefs wide receiver and return man Tyreek Hill emerged as one of the biggest impact players in the entire NFL this season. He again showcased his explosiveness in the Chiefs' Week 17 win over the Chargers, and it cost another player on another team $100,000.

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2-year-old called 'super kid' after rescue

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A toddler pushes a dresser off his twin brother after it topples on them. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.

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The most futuristic buildings in the world

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the new buildings that will shape 2017   - cnn

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From Zaha Hadid Architects' sculptural Napoli-Afragola High Speed Train Station to BIG's LEGO House, here's a look at designs shaping cities in the new year.

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Obama tells Democrats: 'Don't rescue' Republicans on 'Trumpcare'

President Barack Obama delivered a mandate to Democrats on Wednesday: "Don't rescue" Republicans on Obamacare.

Less than three weeks out from leaving the White House, Obama visited Democratic lawmakers on Capitol Hill with a mission to save his signature healthcare reform law as Republicans are moving quickly to unroll the Affordable Care Act.

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Rescuer finds 19 puppies abandoned in box

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Unfortunately, far too many owners simply abandon their pets in public places when they don't want them or can't take care of them for a variety of reasons.

Recently, a woman named Julie Newman heard some noise during her jog at Hines Park in Plymouth, Michigan and that's when she found 19 puppies in a box.

A press release by the Humane Society of Huron Valley (HSHV) notes, "The box filled with 4-week old puppies was under a tree, about three feet from the jogging path, in an area Newman believes is difficult to see from the road. The top was open, the nine male and 10 female pups were climbing over each other trying to get out, and the cardboard was soaked with urine."

Newman, with the help of her sister, took the puppies to the humane society where they are currently being cared for and will be available for adoption at a later date.

The news release further states, "Based on the number and appearance of pups, HSHV believes there is more than one litter of pit bull terrier mixed breed puppies."

HSHV is asking for assistance in identifying the person responsible for leaving the dogs behind.

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Unfortunately, far too many owners simply abandon their pets in public places when they don't want them or can't take care of them for a variety of reasons. Recently, a woman named Julie Newman heard some noise during her jog at Hines Park in Plymouth, Michigan and that's when she found 19 puppies in a box.

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Romantic dinner turned into a struggle to survive

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Naef Zakaria Al Wazan and his wife were on a dinner date on New Year's eve in Istanbul when their night turned into a struggle for survival.

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At least 103 people were injured when a commuter train slammed into a safeguard at a Brooklyn station Wednesday morning, forcing part of its first car off the tracks. The Long Island Rail Road train derailed on Track 6 at the Atlantic Terminal around 8:15 a.m. The MTA said the six-car train – carrying 430 passengers -- hit a bumping block at the end of the platform and the lead wheel assembly of the first car went off the tracks after impact.

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At least 103 people were injured -- three seriously -- when a commuter train slammed into a safeguard at a Brooklyn station Wednesday morning, forcing part of its first car off the tracks, officials said.

FOUR BODIES FOUND AFTER PLANE CRASH IN ARIZONA

My #LIRR train crashed at #AtlanticTerminal in #Brooklyn. Crazy. Seems only a few people are lightly injured. pic.twitter.com/oXHvy2yxDL
- Aaron D. Neufeld (@Aaron_D_Neufeld) January 4, 2017

Most of the injuries were considered minor, FOX5 reported.The most serious was a possible broken leg, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said during a news conference.

The Long Island Rail Road train derailed on Track 6 at the Atlantic Terminal around 8:15 a.m. The MTA said the six-car train - carrying 430 passengers -- hit a bumping block at the end of the platform and the lead wheel assembly of the first car went off the tracks after impact.

The injured being brought out on stretchers after @LIRR train derailed at #AtlanticTerminal @fox5ny pic.twitter.com/MqpRGnyyP3
- Liz Dahlem (@lizdahlem) January 4, 2017

Pictures on social media showed a door at the station with smashed glass and fire and police rescue workers evacuating commuters from the train.

BODIES OF 5-YEAR-OLD BOY AND HIS FATHER FOUND IN LAKE AFTER APPARENT BOAT ACCIDENT

Well, this is one way to start the morning. My train crashed through Atlantic Terminal. Hope everyone else is ok @LIRR pic.twitter.com/q7IV6mJTEm
- Ry Karl (@ItsRyanKarl) January 4, 2017

MTA Chairman Thomas Prendergrast said when LIRR trains make their final approach into a station, it is up to the operator to slow them down.

"There's a signal system that controls it coming in at limited speeds," he said. "But when you're getting to the end it's the locomotive engineer's responsibility. And the train's brakes have to work. All those things have to be looked at in the investigation."

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the train came into the station at a "fairly low rate of speed" before it hit the block.

Passengers told TV news crews on the scene that there was a loud bang and a jolt that sent some people flying. The first car of the train left the track, but no others were affected, FOX5 reported.

Some people were carried away on stretchers. Others were sitting outside the train holding ice packs to their heads.

Reports from the scene said some people were bleeding from cuts.

The National Transportation Safety Board was sending a "go-team" to New York to investigate alongside the Federal Railroad Administration.
Fox News' Kathleen Foster, Laura Ingle and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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At least 103 people were injured -- three seriously -- when a commuter train slammed into a safeguard at a Brooklyn station Wednesday morning, forcing part of its first car off the tracks, officials said. FOUR BODIES FOUND AFTER PLANE CRASH IN ARIZONA My #LIRR train crashed at #AtlanticTerminal in #Brooklyn.

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Donald trump is our president officially

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Obama tells Democrats:Don´t rescue Republicans on Trump-care :The feisty remarks from the outgoing President came as Republicans also huddled on Capitol Hill,Wednesday morning to chart their path forward repealing Obama-care,Vice President-elect Mike Pence visited with GOP lawmakers in what become a morning of dueling meetings on Day Two of the new congress.

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Less than three weeks out from leaving the White House, Obama visited Democratic lawmakers on Capitol Hill with a mission to save his signature healthcare reform law as Republicans are moving quickly to unroll the Affordable Care Act.

In the closed-door meeting, the President urged fellow Democrats to not "rescue" Republicans by helping them pass replacement measures, according to sources in the room.

He also floated this idea: Start referring to the GOP's new plan as "Trumpcare."

The suggestion was a clear indication of the Democratic Party's goal of turning the tables on Republicans, who are already facing pressure to quickly craft a replacement bill.

As he walked by a scrum of reporters, Obama would only say this about the Democratic Party's message: "Look out for the American people."

After the meeting, a White House aide said Obama used "Trumpcare" as an indication he was open to Trump taking credit for improvements.

The feisty remarks from the outgoing President came as Republicans also huddled on Capitol Hill Wednesday morning to chart their path forward repealing Obamacare. Vice President-elect Mike Pence visited with GOP lawmakers in what became a morning of dueling meetings on Day Two of the new Congress.

Pence told reporters following the meeting: "Make no mistake about it: We're going to keep our promise to the American people -- we're going to repeal Obamacare and replace it with solutions that lower the cost of health insurance without growing the size of government."

The public theater of the simultaneous meetings Wednesday was the clearest indication in the new year that Obamacare will be an all-consuming and deeply contentious political fight under the next president, Donald Trump.

With Republicans about to control the House, Senate and the White House, Democrats are strategizing on ways to pressure the GOP against rolling back the law -- and ensuring the Republicans are held responsible for any disruptions in health coverage. (Following their meeting, Democratic lawmakers started to push the phrase: "Make America Sick Again" -- a play on Trump's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again.")

Republicans, meanwhile, have the massive task of figuring out how to replace what they repeal.

Republican members leaving the meeting with Pence said the gathering felt like a "pep rally" but that there were not many policy details discussed. According to GOP Rep. Chris Collins, the party is eyeing the goal of crafting a replacement proposal in six months.

Pence, who was a congressman before serving as Indiana's governor, recalled his time in the House and accused Democrats of breaking the promises made at the time.

"The reality is that I was here in March of 2010 in another capacity when Obamacare was signed into law," Pence said alongside other GOP leaders including House Speaker Paul Ryan. "I remember all those promises. We were told that if you like your doctor, you can keep it. Not true."

Both Ryan and Pence promised a "careful" replacement of the law, trying to assuage concerns that a straight repeal of Obamacare would leave many including those with pre-existing conditions without healthcare.

The benefits of Obamacare was something the President emphasized in his meeting with Democrats, according to Rep. Maxine Waters, and argued that the country largely likes the law and that he has received countless letters thanking him for Obamacare.

Another lawmaker in the room said the mood among Democrats was "fired up."

"In two weeks I will no longer be a politician, but I'll still be a citizen. I envy you so much right now, because I would love to be on the field," Obama said, according to the member.

Too partisan?

Some lawmakers on Tuesday questioned the wisdom of planning clashing meetings, each designed to advance a partisan agenda.

"Any type of a meeting that we have that's not bipartisan is not in the proper scheme of things of starting out the new year," said Sen. Joe Manchin, the moderate Democrat from West Virginia, who said he would skip the Obama meeting.

"It's just not a good situation for us to be in. So if Mr. Pence is coming up here only to speak to Republicans and President Obama's coming here only to speak to Democrats, I would be concerned about that. Because I don't know how you change anything -- how do you change anything unless we all come together?"

Republicans have long vowed to get rid of Obamacare, voting on dozens of measures that would repeal the law. Those attempts were largely theatre; there was never a scenario in which Obama himself would approve the repeal of his own landmark legislative accomplishment.

Trump made getting rid of the law a key element of his campaign strategy. He said on Twitter Tuesday that Obamacare provided "lousy healthcare." With Trump headed for the Oval Office, and Republicans controlling both houses of Congress, the prospects for a successful repeal now appear more realistic.

On Tuesday, Senate Republicans took their first steps toward repealing Obamacare, filing a budget resolution reversing key elements of the law.

There remain divisions, however, on which precise elements of the law to scrap, and how to replace Obamacare with a law that doesn't strip Americans of their health insurance.

Sen. Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, wrote in an op-ed Tuesday that lawmakers shouldn't vote on repealing Obamacare until a replacement plan was developed.

"If Congress fails to vote on a replacement at the same time as repeal, the repealers risk assuming the blame for the continued unraveling of Obamacare. For mark my words, Obamacare will continue to unravel and wreak havoc for years to come," he wrote.

And Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, who's been tapped to serve as his senior counselor at the White House, said Tuesday that passing repeal and replacement measures simultaneously would be "the ideal situation."

"We don't want anyone who currently has insurance to not have insurance," Conway said on MSNBC, adding there "are some pieces of merit in the current plan."

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Pence: 'First order of business' is to repeal & replace Obamacare

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A North Carolina high school is stunned after an 8-second cell phone video showed a school resource officer hoisting a girl into the air and body slamming her onto the floor.

The student, 15-year-old Jasmine Darwin, suffered a concussion.

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The Turkey attack turned a romantic dinner into a struggle of survival

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Naef Zakaria Al Wazan and his wife were on a dinner date on New Year's eve in Istanbul when their night turned into a struggle for survival.

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School officer body slams a 15 year old girl in North Carolina.

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Mr. Kohl- Last year, Ford said it was planning on building a new production plant in Mexico in order to cut costs. This didn’t sit well with then-candidate Donald Trump, who started hammering Ford on the campaign trail for moving jobs out of the US. Now, Ford’s backing off the plan.

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Mr. Kohl- Last year, Ford said it was planning on building a new production plant in Mexico in order to cut costs. This didn’t sit well with then-candidate Donald Trump, who started hammering Ford on the campaign trail for moving jobs out of the US. Now, Ford’s backing off the plan.

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Donald Trump's latest job con: Ford's "vote of confidence" is a hollow sham

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Here's Trump's plan to make America great: Roll back regulations, save a few jobs, get good headlines. Repeat!