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Muslim woman wearing traditional garments had her clothes set on fire by a man with a lighter as she shopped on a crowded New York City street over the weekend, police said Monday.The 35-year-old was dressed in a hijab and standing outside a Valentino store on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan Saturday night, when she felt heat on her left side, according to the New York City Police Department.

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Convicted rapist released from jail after 3 months.

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Brock Turner released from jail after serving 3 months for sexual assault | CNN

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Brock Turner, a former Stanford University swimmer, has been released from jail after serving three months of a six-month sentence for sexual assault.

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The MLB season has reached the point where some teams show they can handle the pressure.

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Beginning of September 30, kratom will be Schedule a I drug, a substance that has "no currently accepted medical use and high potential for abuse" the Drug Enforcement Administration announced today.

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Misdemeanor charges for mom, man in boy thrown off bridge

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2:00Am today, Ohio police found a man who was shot and killed with an apparent interaction with home town Police.

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The Lucas County Coroner's office identified the man who was shot and killed in an apparent altercation with a Sylvania Township Police officer as Ed Holup.

It happened during the 2:00AM hour.

Police confirm the man died after an officer responded to a 911 call on Friedly Drive, just north of Alexis Road, and the two engaged in some type of physical exchange.

The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigations has now taken over the investigation and is processing the crime scene.

The Sylvania Township police chief said the officer sustained minor injuries and has been released from hospital. The chief also says a woman was treated for minor injuries.

A woman who identified herself as a family member told 13abc that her sister's ex-husband was on the roof of the home, so the woman called police.

When an officer arrived, the woman says the officer was hit by the suspect's vehicle, and the suspect was also injured.

13abc crews on the scene witnessed at least three people being taken away in ambulances.

We will continue to bring you updates on air and online throughout the day.

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The Lucas County Coroner's office identified the man who was shot and killed in an apparent altercation with a Sylvania Township Police officer as Ed Holup. It happened during the 2:00AM hour. Police confirm the man died after an officer responded to a 911 call on Friedly Drive, just north of Alexis Road, and the two engaged in some type of physical exchange.

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won there last game 1-0 to ath - Bilbao

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trump is still planning on deporting all 11 million undocumented immagrents

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Donald Trump vowed Wednesday "there will be no amnesty," making his case for a United States less hospitable to, and accessible for, undocumented immigrants.

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In Alaska two small aircraft's collide in midair killing all five people aboard. there were no survivors.

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Drugs where found in Coca-cola factory in France. Coca-Cola workers found a huge stash of drugs when they opened a delivery of fruit juice concentrate from Costa Rica at their factory in southern France.

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Lady living with 100 chickens

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PORT RICHEY, Fla. (WFLA) - An investigation is underway in Port Richey after the Pasco County Sheriff's Office learned that about 100 chickens are living in a residence.

Pasco County Sheriff's Office code enforcement deputies and Pasco County code enforcement officers have responded to the home, which is located on San Sierra Way.

The sheriff's office has not said if anyone was living in the home with the chickens. However, the sheriff's office did say a woman is being investigated.

The sheriff's office posted to its Facebook page multiple photos of chickens inside the home.

Stay with WFLA.com for updates about this developing story.

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An investigation is underway in Port Richey after the Pasco County Sheriff's Office learned that about 100 chickens are living in a residence.

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Explosion rocks SpaceX launch site in Florida during test

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10,000 Syrian Refugees find new home in U.S.

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In a city wrestling with a rise in gun violence and turmoil in its police department, August seemed like the longest month. By midnight on Wednesday, 90 murders had occurred in August alone, making it the deadliest month in Chicago in about 20 years.

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Tropical storm Hermine hit the Gulf Of Mexico and is expected to hit Forida.

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Two Canadian women caught with 23 million dollars worth of cocaine packed in luggage.

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Melina Roberge, 22, and Isabelle Lagacé, 28, were arrested in Sydney

They are accused of smuggling $30 million worth of cocaine into Australia

Co-accused Andre Tamine fronted Sydney court with the pair on Monday

Roberge and Lagacé documented their lavish holiday in social media

T ravelling on $20,000-a head the Sea Princess cruise for two months

The trio are all from Quebec in Canada

Charged with 'import commercial quantity of border controlled drug'

They are due to reappear in court on October 26

Two Canadian women accused of smuggling over $30 million (US $23 million) worth of cocaine into Sydney on a cruise ship documented their lavish holiday on social media before their arrest at the weekend.

Melina Roberge, 23, and Isabelle Lagacé, 28, were on the Sea Princess cruise, which started in Britain and visited Canada, USA, Colombia, Peru and Auckland all before arriving in Australia on Sunday.

The pair, along with co-accused Andre Tamine, 63, fronted a Sydney court on Monday after they were caught allegedly attempting to import 95kg (200lb) of cocaine into the country.

The trio, who are all from Quebec, are now facing life in prison after being charged with one count each of 'import commercial quantity of border controlled drug.'

However a look at the young women's social media accounts shows the pair having the time of their life in the months leading up to their arrest.

Pictures show them taking part in a range of activities from drinking coconuts on the beach to riding quad bikes through the desert while on the $20,000 (US $15,000) cruise.

Roberge works at a Pandora jewelry store in Quebec, according to her Facebook page.

But her Instagram account is flooded with images of the young woman wearing little more than a bikini, in exotic locations such as Ecuador and Peru.

In Peru, the 23-year-old, went hiking, posed for photographs with local children and also tried her hand at quad-biking, with one image showing her standing atop a bike.

'Traveling is one thing ... But traveling with an open mind, ready to taste everything, see everything, learn everything and get yourself out of your comfort zone .. Is probably the best therapy and lesson ever,' she wrote alongside an image taken in Chile.

'I used to be afraid to get out of my little town and now I feel like I don't want to see that little town anymore cause it's beautiful out there and it's sooo worth it,' the caption read.

She had visited Chile earlier in August and posted a picture at the top of a set of steps in Valparaiso on Facebook, adding: 'After climbing 100 steps, here's your picture mom!!'

Similarly, Lagacé's Facebook and Instagram feature dozens of bikini-clad travel photos, the most recent of which was taken in Tahiti with the caption: 'Collect moments, not things.'

The pair also stopped off at the capital of French Polynesia, Papeete, during their round-the-world trip, where Roberge got a tattoo on her ankle, which according to her 'means the protection of the traveler'.

After Roberge, Lagacé and Tamine were arrested on Sunday, Australian Border Force (ABF) Regional Commander Tim Fitzgerald said the drug bust was the nation's largest ever narcotics bust through passenger transportation.

'This is the biggest seizure of narcotics through a passenger stream, so either through the airport or cruise ships, this 95kg of cocaine is the largest seizure we've seen in Australia,' Fitzgerald told AAP.

He believes all 95kg were destined for Australia.

ABF Assistant Commissioner, Strategic Border Command, Clive Murray said that the case was yet another example of international cooperation leading to significant results in the fight against international drug syndicates.

'These syndicates should be on notice that the Australian Border Force is aware of all of the different ways they attempt to smuggle drugs into our country and we are working with a range of international agencies to stop them,' he said.

The Australian Federal Police and ABF undertook the drug raid in cooperation with the US Department of Homeland Security Investigations, New Zealand Customs Service and the Canada Border Services Agency.

The maximum penalty for smuggling a commercial quantity of cocaine is life imprisonment.

The trio will remain in custody until their next court appearance on October 26.

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An explosion rocked Cape Canaveral Thursday morning.

It happened at the Space Launch Complex 40, according to Stephanie Martin, with Kennedy Space Center Public Information.

That facility is used by SpaceX to launch rockets that carry supplies to the International Space Station as well as satellites. SpaceX did not have a launch scheduled for Thursday morning.

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A SpaceX rocket exploded at its Cape Canaveral launch pad Thursday morning, destroying the rocket and the satellite it was due to launch on Saturday.

SpaceX said there were no injuries as a result of the explosion, which it described as an "anomaly." SpaceX CEO Elon Musk tweeted that the explosion happened while the rocket was being fueled, but that the cause of the blast is still unknown.

Related: SpaceX to launch recycled rocket for a discounted price

The rocket was carrying a satellite to be used by Facebook to bring internet access to Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.

Facebook is in a partnership with French satellite firm Eutelsat Communications. The satellite, called Amos 6, was owned by Israeli company Spacecom.

"I'm deeply disappointed to hear that SpaceX's launch failure destroyed our satellite," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote in a post while traveling in Africa. He added that the satellite "would have provided connectivity to so many entrepreneurs and everyone else across the continent."

Zuckerberg also said he has other technologies to help connect people. "We will keep working until everyone has the opportunities this satellite would have provided," he wrote.

The blast, which took place at 9:07 am, was a series of explosions that lasted for more than four minutes.Launch Complex 40, where the blast occurred, is an Air Force facility which has been leased to SpaceX. The company has launched 25 rockets from the site since 2010. Its rockets have carried supplies to the International Space Station as well as satellites.

Even before Thursday's explosion, SpaceX had contracted with NASA to use a different launch pad at Cape Canaveral for future launches. That new launch pad, Launch Complex 39A, had previously been used for space shuttle launches. SpaceX has been working to upgrade that facility.

NASA's facilities at Cape Canaveral were not damaged by the blast and none of the planned NASA flights have been affected. There is an Atlas V rocket already in place on the adjacent Launch Complex 41, which is scheduled to launch in a week. That rocket is slated to land a probe on a nearby asteroid and return a sample of the asteroid to Earth for further study.

SpaceX is trying to change the economics of space flight by developing rockets that land upright after launch and can then be reused. It has yet to carry any people into space, though it has won a contract from NASA to carry American astronauts to the space station in the future.SpaceX had been expected to receive flight readiness certification from NASA for those manned flights by late 2017.

"It is too early to know what impacts there would be (with the manned flights) and it would be inappropriate to speculate at this time," said Kennedy Space Center spokeswoman Stephanie Martin. NASA remains confident in its commercial partners, including SpaceX, she said.

Related: Musk - SpaceX could take humans to Mars by 2025

Musk, who also is CEO of electric car maker Tesla , has said he hopes the company will be able to take people to Mars as soon as 2025.

But amid these ambitious plans, the company has also suffered setbacks. A rocket exploded during a launch in June of 2015 on one of its ISS supply missions. It was later determined that a strut that held a helium tank in place had failed, causing the explosion.

It has also lost several rockets when it tried to land them upright on an ocean platform at the end of a flight.

The explosion shook up the people working in the space industry around Cape Canaveral.

At Shuttles Restaurant and Bar, a Merritt Island landmark whose tagline is "Where astronauts have been lunching for over 30 years," owner Darren Dobson said SpaceX is important to the area. "I hope they can power through this," he said.

Nancy Risola, a waitress at Shuttles, said the explosion was all the talk of Thursday's busy lunch hour crowd.

"It's always scary when this stuff happens," she said. "I got a lot of friends and customers who work over there."

-- CNN's Kevin Conlon contributed to this report.

CNNMoney (New York) First published September 1, 2016: 9:40 AM ET

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Explosion at SpaceX launch pad at Cape Canaveral

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SpaceX said there were no injuries as a result of the explosion, which it described as an "anomaly." SpaceX CEO Elon Musk tweeted that the explosion happened while the rocket was being fueled, but that the cause of the blast is still unknown.

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Hurricane Hermine is about to hit Florida as Florida residence brace for the tropical storm

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Donald trump has a meeting with president of mexico about the wall.

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trump goes to mexico to meet with the predident of mexico

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Two Utah climbers have been reported missing in Pakistan on one of its highest mountain peaks.

KUTV reported Wednesday that Kyle Dempster, of Salt Lake, and Scott Adamson, of Provo, were last seen Aug. 22 and were due back at camp about six days ago. Their absence has family and friends worried.

"They've been up there for too long with not enough food, fuel and shelter," Jonathan Thesenga, a sports marketing manager for Black Diamond which sponsors Dempster, told Fox 13 Salt Lake City.

The men are somewhere on a mountain known as Ogre II. It's a 23,000-foot peak in northern Pakistan, with a north face that is 4,600 feet of nearly vertical rock and ice. Dempster and Adamson set out for a five-day trek to reach the summit.

"Maybe there's a small injury or something and they are just going to wait it out: That is the best case scenario," Thesenga said.

Hampering the pair's efforts is bad weather around the mountain. According to KUTV, rescue teams cannot get to the mountain where the men were based. Other climbers in Pakistan are also waiting for the weather to clear so they could help find the pair. They are the only ones believed to be on the mountain.

"Right now it's just a waiting game on the weather because we need to get the helicopter up there," Thesenga added.

Thesenga said he believes the pair have the gear to survive the weather and it's more of an issue of running out of food and fuel to melt ice for drinking water.

Dempster and Adamson have a history of close calls on the mountain, according to Fox Salt Lake City.

Last year, Adamson fell and broke his leg. The pair were able to rappel down the steep north face, but a few hundred feet from the Choktoi glacier, an anchor broke. The men fell hundreds of feet to the glacier, but managed to survive the fall.

Thesenga believes something had gone wrong again.

"Everyone knows them knows they are extremely talented and strong - there's something very likely serious has happened to them" he added.

A GoFundMe page to help fund the rescue mission for Dempster and Adamson has been setup.
Click for more from Fox 13 Salt Lake City. Click for more from KUTV.

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Two girls where caught smuggling drugs. They had 200 pounds of cocaine on an exotic cruise. Fitzgerald said you have to very organized to pack around 95 kil of cocaine. Also you can get life sentence in jail. They had 23 million dollars worth of it. They came in from an airline and a cruise ship it's the most seized around.

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Trump meets with Mexico's president. They talked about the wall. The president and people of Mexico refuse to pay for the wall.

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Mr. Kohl- A 31 yr old man was fatally shot in Las Vegas for not holding the door open at McDonald's for a woman. 

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Mr. Kohl- A 31 yr old man was fatally shot in Las Vegas for not holding the door open at McDonald's for a woman. 

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An argument outside a North Las Vegas McDonald's turned deadly for a 31-year-old man.

Family members of Mohammed Robinson say he died Saturday night after he mistakenly did not hold the door open for a woman.

UPDATE | Alonzo Perez robbed woman at ATM before killing man who didn't hold door for a woman

" It's horrible. I want my dad back and you took him away from me!" said the murder victim's daughter, Miniya Sampson.

14-year-old Miniya Sampson tries to understand the senseless murder of her father, 31-year-old Mohammad Robinson.

North Las Vegas police say Saturday night just before midnight a man shot Robinson outside the McDonalds near Pecos and Las Vegas Boulevard.

"It was a stupid reason honestly, irrelevant. It doesn't make any sense why would you actually take someone's life over not opening a door," said Sampson.

Sampson says her father's best friend witnessed the shooting.

The friend told Sampson, her father got into an argument with a woman that was upset that a door into the McDonald's was not held open for her. The woman notified a man she was with and that man pulled out a gun and shot Robinson.

The victim's girlfriend who did not want to show her face says Mohammed was a respectful man.

"He was the utmost respect for his elders. Yes, ma'am -- no sir. He's not confrontational even when we would argue he'd walk away," said Mohammad's girlfriend.

Sampson believes her father died because of a misunderstanding.

"My dad would open the door and hold it for the lady but he probably didn't hear her," said Sampson.

Sampson prays the murderer is caught soon. The 14-year-old tells us her heart will be forever broken.

"I love him. I wish he was still here," said Sampson.
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An argument outside a North Las Vegas McDonald's turned deadly for a 31-year-old man.Family members of Mohammed Robinson say he died Saturday night after he mistakenly did not hold the door open for a woman.UPDATE | Alonzo Perez robbed woman at ATM before