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Man in Michigan had a 22 pound meteorite at his doorstep when he woke up. Studies that a women did concluded the rock could be worth upwards of 110,000 to collectors.

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A 22-pound rock that has been propping open a door in Michigan for decades turns out to be a meteorite valued at $100,000, according to Central Michigan University.

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A Florida man found a template to print counterfeit money, and used resume paper to print bills. Then later tried to sell said money on Face Book.

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A Florida man looking to make a quick buck printed dozens of counterfeit bills at a library using a Pinterest template and then tried to sell the phony money on Facebook, police said.

Levy Newberry, 29, printed counterfeit 5, 10, 20 and 50 dollar bills on resume paper he bought at Walmart, according to the Pasco County Sheriff's Office. He faces forgery charges.

"He found the template on Pinterest to print the bills and decided to give it a whirl himself," Pasco County Office Det. Spencer Hubbell told FOX13 News. "It wasn't very good. It was on plain paper quality, but he didn't really have a specific reason for printing. He just said he wanted to see what they would turn out like."

Newberry allegedly tried to sell the fake bills on Facebook and reportedly told cops he had a buyer willing to purchase $500 worth of counterfeit currency in exchange for $250 worth of real money.

Newberry's scheme was derailed after he allegedly gave some of the counterfeit cash to his landlord, who called authorities. Hubbell said deputies recovered more than $700 in fake money.

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Florida man used Pinterest template to print counterfeit money, tried to sell it on Facebook, police say

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A Florida man looking to make a quick buck printed dozens of counterfeit bills at a library using a Pinterest template and then tried to sell the phony money on Facebook, police said. Levy Newberry, 29, printed counterfeit 5, 10, 20 and 50 dollar bills on resume paper he bought at Walmart, according to the Pasco County Sheriff's Office.

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A man in Michigan has a 22-pound meteorite as his doorstep. A women came and studied it and concluded that it could be worth close to $100,000. This was the 6th largest space rock ever found on Earth. The rock landed on Earth in the 1930's.

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A 22-pound rock that has been propping open a door in Michigan for decades turns out to be a meteorite valued at $100,000, according to Central Michigan University.

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The US unemployment rate fell to 3.7 percent. That is the lowest level since December 1969. The department said it likely lowered because of hurricane Florence.

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The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 3.7 percent in September - the lowest level since December 1969 - while hiring slowed.

Employers added just 134,000 jobs, the fewest in a year, the Labor Department said Friday. But that figure was likely lowered by Hurricane Florence.

Florence struck North and South Carolina in the middle of September and closed thousands of businesses. A category that includes restaurants, hotels and casinos lost jobs for the first time since last September, when Hurricane Harvey exerted a similar effect.

Still, September extended the longest streak of hiring on record, with millions of Americans having gone back to work since the Great Recession. Healthy consumer and business spending has been fueling brisk economic growth and emboldening employers to continue hiring. The September gain extended an 8½-year streak of monthly job growth.

Aside from the impact of the storm, the underlying trend in hiring remains strong. Job gains in August and July were revised sharply higher, to show 87,000 more jobs were added. Employers have added a robust 190,000 jobs over the past three months.

Last month, average hourly pay increased 2.8 percent from a year earlier, one tick below the year-over-year gain in August.

That figure could rise in the coming months. With the unemployment rate so low, companies are facing intense pressure to boost pay to find the workers they need. Amazon responded on Tuesday by raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour.

Consumers, business executives and most economists remain optimistic. Measures of consumer confidence are at or near their highest levels in 18 years. Retailers have begun scrambling to hire enough workers for what's expected to be a robust holiday shopping season. A survey of service-sector firms, including banks, hotels and health care providers, found that they are expanding at their fastest pace in a decade.

Americans have continued spending steadily and appear to be in generally stable financial shape. Households are saving nearly 7 percent of their incomes - more than twice the savings rate before the recession. That trend suggests that a brighter economic outlook hasn't caused consumers to recklessly build up unsustainable debt.

During the April-June quarter, the U.S. economy expanded at a 4.2 percent annual rate, the best in four years. Economists have forecast that growth reached a 3 percent to 3.5 percent annual rate in the July-September quarter.

The economy does show some weak spots. Sales of existing homes have fallen over the past year. Increasingly expensive houses, higher mortgage rates and a shortage of properties for sale are slowing purchases. Auto sales have also slumped.

Other threats loom, too. Borrowing costs for businesses and consumers are rising. Pointing to the economy's health, the Federal Reserve last week raised the short-term interest rate it controls and predicted that it would continue to tighten credit into 2020 to manage growth and inflation. Over time, higher borrowing costs make auto loans, mortgages and corporate debt more expensive and can eventually slow the economy.

But for now, anticipating stronger growth - and perhaps higher inflation - investors have dumped bonds and forced up their yields. The yield on the government's 10-year Treasury note, a benchmark for mortgages and other loans, has touched its highest level in seven years.

President Donald Trump's trade fights could also weigh on the economy, though the effect on hiring won't likely be felt until next year, economists say. The Trump administration has imposed tariffs on imported steel and aluminum as well as on roughly half of China's imports to the United Sates. Most U.S. businesses will try to absorb the higher costs themselves, at least for now, economists say, and avoid layoffs.

Still, should the tariffs remain fully in effect a year from now, roughly 300,000 jobs could be lost by then, according to estimates by Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.

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The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 3.7 percent in September - the lowest level since December 1969 - while hiring slowed. Employers added just 134,000 jobs, the fewest in a year, the Labor Department said Friday. But that figure was likely lowered by Hurricane Florence. Florence struck...

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Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad have each won the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize for their work to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war in armed conflict.

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Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad each have won Nobel Peace Prize in 2018 for their work to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war in armed conflict.

There were no clear favorites in the run-up to the award, but the Norwegian Nobel Committee declared that "each of them in their own way have helped to give greater visibility to wartime sexual violence so that the perpetrators can be held accountable for their actions."

The North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in had been the favorites for the award for their work on denuclearization. The bookies Sky Bet had priced the pair at 4/7, while U.S. President Donald Trump had been touted as the second favorite at 4/1.

There were 331 candidates for the prize this year, of which 216 were people and 115 were organizations. Nobel policy is to not release the list of nominees until 50 years have lapsed.

In the event that the committee didn't reached a consensus, it turns to a simple majority vote, according to its website.

In recent decades the academy has often come under scrutiny for a number of controversial awards. Henrik Urdal, the director of the Peace Research Institute Oslo, told ABC News that Nobel Prize winners former U.S. President Barack Obama and Myanmar Prime Minister Aung San Suu Kyi were two such laureates.

"I think Barack Obama is a case where they jumped too early," he said. "When it comes to Aung San Suu Kyi, she was awarded for something I think is worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize. But she hasn't lived up to the expectations afterward."

Obama was given the prize after less than a year in office, and Aung San Suu Kyi has been accused of severe human rights violations since becoming prime minister.

The selection process is often fraught with dilemmas, and this year would have been no different.

The committee voters "are trying to vet the candidates for background," Urdal said. "But there is no guarantee whatsoever that they don't do something ridiculous and something that's in opposition to the idea of the prize at a later point in life."

Daniel Hogsta, the campaign coordinator for last year's winners, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, told ABC News that the biggest change that comes from winning the award is the increased media attention.

The award "hasn't fundamentally changed the priorities of the work, but it elevated everything to a different level," he said. "It's been difficult in some aspects -- we're flooded with requests for comment, appearances and interviews. But generally it's been a huge positive."

Urdal believes the Nobel Peace Prize still carries a "tremendous influence."

"The attention that it brings every year is not getting any less," he added. "They are able to award the prize for very different kinds of achievements. If all the winners were agreeable to everyone I don't think the prize would be equally important."

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Nobels awarded to Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad for helping end sexual violence

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Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad each have won Nobel Peace Prize in 2018 for their work to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war in armed conflict.

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A British man was killed after being bitten by a sea snake off the Northern coast of Australia. Sea snakes normally aren't aggressive so this could be the first death by sea snake bite in Australia's history.

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A British man is dead after a venomous sea snake bit him during a fishing expedition off the northern Australian coast, in what may be the first such recorded death in the region, officials said Friday.

The 23-year-old man, who has not been identified, was bitten by the creature Thursday as he was pulling in a fishing net in a remote part of the Northern Territory, police said.

Sea snakes are highly venomous but not usually aggressive, so they rarely bite humans. This may be the first recorded death from a sea snake in Australia, the BBC reported.
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A rescue helicopter with a medical team was sent from Darwin, a city 435 miles away from the man's location, CareFlight spokesman David Wheeldon said. The crew didn't make it in time to save the man, however.

Emergency responders didn't have many options to help a person who was in such a remote location, St. John Ambulance spokesman Craig Garraway said.

Garraway said the man likely died within two hours of being bitten. He was declared dead after his boat reached the coastal town of Borroloola, police said.

Australia's Foreign Office said it was supporting the man's family and it informed the British High Commission, Sky News reported.
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Professor Bryan Fry, who works at the University of Queensland, called the incident "tragically unlucky" and said sea snakes are "very gentle animals."

"By and large, they are very gentle animals, and people do go scuba diving with them all the time," Fry told the BBC. "But in a fishing trawler situation, where they've been potentially dragged through the water in a net, they will come up injured and perhaps looking to lash out."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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A British man is dead after a venomous sea snake bit him during a fishing expedition off the northern Australian coast, in what may be the first such recorded death in the region, officials said Friday.

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A man in Florida used the app Pinterest to print counterfeit 5s, 10s, 20s, and 50s. He then tried to sell the money on facebook. He was going to sell $500 worth of fake bills to a customer for $250 of real money.

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A Florida man looking to make a quick buck printed dozens of counterfeit bills at a library using a Pinterest template and then tried to sell the phony money on Facebook, police said.

Levy Newberry, 29, printed counterfeit 5, 10, 20 and 50 dollar bills on resume paper he bought at Walmart, according to the Pasco County Sheriff's Office. He faces forgery charges.

"He found the template on Pinterest to print the bills and decided to give it a whirl himself," Pasco County Office Det. Spencer Hubbell told FOX13 News. "It wasn't very good. It was on plain paper quality, but he didn't really have a specific reason for printing. He just said he wanted to see what they would turn out like."

Newberry allegedly tried to sell the fake bills on Facebook and reportedly told cops he had a buyer willing to purchase $500 worth of counterfeit currency in exchange for $250 worth of real money.

Newberry's scheme was derailed after he allegedly gave some of the counterfeit cash to his landlord, who called authorities. Hubbell said deputies recovered more than $700 in fake money.

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Florida man used Pinterest template to print counterfeit money, tried to sell it on Facebook, police say

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A Florida man looking to make a quick buck printed dozens of counterfeit bills at a library using a Pinterest template and then tried to sell the phony money on Facebook, police said. Levy Newberry, 29, printed counterfeit 5, 10, 20 and 50 dollar bills on resume paper he bought at Walmart, according to the Pasco County Sheriff's Office.

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A high school football player was choked during a game back in September and people are not happy with the way it was handled. The boy who was being "physically bullied" throughout his football game, was choked by his opponent and suffered a concussion. The boy who choked him was only given a partial game suspension

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A man who was captured on camera Sunday violently kicking a female pro-life activist lost his job at a Toronto hair salon amid social media backlash, while the victim says she will pursue charges against him.

Jordan Hunt has been identified as the culprit behind the attack after a video of him spin-kicking the woman went viral. He deleted his social media accounts after the backlash.

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A man who was captured on camera Sunday violently kicking a female pro-life activist lost his job at a Toronto hair salon amid social media backlash, while the victim says she will pursue charges against him.

Jordan Hunt has been identified as the culprit behind the attack after a video of him spin-kicking the woman went viral. He deleted his social media accounts after the backlash.

In the video, he is seen approaching a group of pro-life activists and engaging them in a discussion about abortion before suddenly kicking an activist and ripping a Campaign Life ribbon off her jacket and fleeing the scene.

After the kick, Hunt is heard saying "I just kicked your phone," while others shout "Someone call the cops!"

Marie-Claire Bissonnette, the 27-year-old woman involved in the incident, is the youth coordinator with Campaign Life Coalition and has since spoken out about the ordeal.

"He kicked me in the shoulder, my phone went flying," Bissonnette told the Toronto Sun. "I start shouting for someone to call police and before he runs away, he goes up to me and I had a ribbon on my jacket indicating the leader, he tore it off my chest."

She said that the kick left her with minor pain and those who saw the incident "were in shock."

"When he began to pose and you can see in the video that he positions himself for this, I guess it didn't register because it was very sudden," Bissonnette continued. "You would expect someone to start yelling in a loud voice or be very aggressive before they would go and physically assault someone."

Hunt, a Toronto hairstylist, was shortly fired from his job after his identity was revealed.

"It has been brought to our attention that Jordan Hunt has been caught on camera assaulting an innocent bystander at a pro-life rally. We don't condone his actions and he has been let go. We believe that everyone has a right to an opinion and the right to voice their opinion without fear of physical violence," the company posted on Instagram.

"It has been brought to our attention that Jordan Hunt has been caught on camera assaulting an innocent bystander at a pro-life rally. We don't condone his actions and he has been let go."
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Toronto police said the investigation is still ongoing and no arrests have been made, but Bissonnette said she will press charges after the culprit is arrested.

"It's not the first time I've experienced physical aggression from people who disagree with our message," she told the newspaper. "I don't think it's acceptable to show any physical violence to anyone who disagrees with you. The perpetrator should know that."

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A man who was captured on camera Sunday violently kicking a female pro-life activist lost his job at a Toronto hair salon amid social media backlash, while the victim says she will pursue charges against him. Jordan Hunt has been identified as the culprit behind the attack after a video of him spin-kicking the woman went viral.

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India Is planning to sign an arms deal with Russia. This could be seen as a threat and the US could put sanctions on India.

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India could soon be faced with the threat of US sanctions following a controversial $5 billion weapons deal with Russia.

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Misty Copeland and John Legend are teaming up to help end hunger. The dancing duo are partnering with an organization named, "Wholesome Wave" who will donate fresh fruits and vegetables to the hungry. The drink company Naked will send a full cart of produce to a community when someone posts their shopping cart dance on Instagram with the hashtag, #FillYourCartForGood.

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John Legend and Misty Copeland are encouraging people to get up and dance for a good cause.

The award-winning musician and famous ballerina are teaming up with Naked and Wholesome Wave to bring awareness to food disparity in America. Through the annual Drink Good Do Good campaign, the power duo are leading the #FillYourCartForGood campaign to help increase access to affordable fresh fruits and vegetables for communities in need.

"Wholesome Wave is an organization we work with, a non-profit that works all around the country in 49 states to make sure more families have access to quality fruit and vegetables," Legend told "Good Morning America."

"Nearly 30 million Americans don't have access to quality, food," Copeland shared.

Every time someone posts their Shopping Cart dance with #FillYourCartForGood, Naked will donate a cart of produce to communities across the country.

Chrissy Teigen's reaction to John Legend's EGOT win

This year, Legend became the first black man to win an EGOT, after taking home the Emmy Award for Outstanding Variety Special (Live) for "Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert" with Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice.

His wife, Chrissy Teigen, was ecstatic when she learned about her husband's historic win.

"After I won the Emmy, first of all Chrissy cried and she was really proud of me," Legend told "GMA." "She was working all that day, doing 'Lip Sync Battle' and they had to move the schedule for the whole taping around. There's like hundreds of people on set, and they changed the whole taping for her so she could come downtown and be there."

"I never thought about winning an EGOT when I first started my career," he said. "I was just wanting to make some great music and hopefully win some Grammys. I wasn't thinking about the 'E,' the 'O,' or the 'T.'"

Misty Copeland: the new Disney princess

Misty Copeland is taking her talents to the silver screen in Disney's upcoming film, "The Nutcracker and the Four Realms." In honor of the ballerina's starring role, we asked her to envision a land for her own Disney princess!

"It would be like like a Candyland, but like food," Copeland shared with "GMA."

"You're like a Willy Wonka of grocery stores!" Legend said.

"Yes, just like licking the walls, but they're made of carrots!" Copeland replied.

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Patriots QB Tom Brady becomes the third quarter back ever to throw 500 touchdown passes last night.

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady became the third player in NFL history to throw 500 touchdown passes, reaching the mark in the fourth quarter of Thursday night's game against the Indianapolis Colts.

Brady connected with wide receiver Josh Gordon on a 39-yard pass with 9:19 left to join Peyton Manning (539) and Brett Favre (508) as the only quarterbacks to throw for 500 touchdowns. New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees is on the cusp of becoming the fourth.

"Things like that, milestones and so forth, there's so many people who contribute," Brady said after the team's 38-24 victory. "I just think of all the people who have really worked hard. A quarterback doesn't throw them to himself. He needs people to catch, and block, and the defense to make plays, and coaches to coach. These are all great team awards. Pretty cool."

In joining that exclusive club, Brady became the first player to do so while playing for only one team.

"It's tremendous. It's a lot of touchdown passes to a lot of different guys, too. ... No quarterback I'd rather have than Tom Brady," coach Bill Belichick said.

Brady also set an NFL record by throwing at least one touchdown pass to 71 different players, breaking a tie with Vinny Testaverde for the most in NFL history.

Gordon, who was playing in only his second game with the Patriots, said he was honored to be the 71st different player to catch a touchdown pass from Brady.

"To catch any pass from Tom is amazing, let alone some history-making catch," Gordon said. "I told him, 'Congratulations' and I know there are many more from him to come. ... So I am looking forward to that and the next history point to make from him. I hope to be a part of it. It was awesome."

Brady has also thrown 71 touchdown passes in the playoffs, but those don't count toward NFL record totals. He entered Thursday night with 568 touchdown passes when including the playoffs. Manning threw for an NFL-high 579 total touchdowns when including the playoffs.

Brady has said in the past that the only stat that matters to him is victories, and he tied Colts kicker Adam Vinatieri for most wins by a player Thursday night with 226 (including playoffs).

His teammates marveled at his accomplishments.

"It's just surreal what he's doing at his age, how he feels, just the work ethic he has and how he brings it every practice and every game," tight end Rob Gronkowski said. "He just doesn't stop. It's an honor to be out on the field with him."

Of Brady's 500 touchdown passes, here are a few notable highlights:

His first touchdown pass was to wide receiver Terry Glenn on Oct. 14, 2001.

He is one of two players to throw for 50 touchdowns in a season, along with Manning.

His longest touchdown pass was 99 yards to Wes Welker, on Sept. 12, 2011, against Miami. There have been only 13 pass plays of 99 yards in league history.

He has thrown 76 touchdown passes to tight end Rob Gronkowski, his most to any player. Randy Moss, with 39, is next on the list.

He has thrown 68 touchdown passes against the Bills, his highest total against any team.

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A 23 year old man dies after being bit by a snake on a fishing trawler off Australia.

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A couple in Utah were getting ready to buy season tickets for University of Utah games when they're 2 year old toddler shredded $1,060. They said the money was laying on the counter and after work, they came home and searched for the money only to find it in their shredder.

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The mystery of more than $1,000 that disappeared from a Utah family was solved when they discovered the money in pieces in the home's shredder, and found the culprit was their 2-year-old son.

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There was a collision between two trains in South Africa leaving  300 people injured, 32 of them seriously. This has been a recent problem in South Africa's commercial hub. The article says that "Two trains collided in a Johannesburg suburb last month with about 100 people injured, none seriously. And in January more than 200 people were injured on the city's outskirts when one commuter train rear-ended another that had failed as a result of a technical problem."

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Authorities in South Africa are investigating a collision between two trains that left more than 300 people injured, 32 of them seriously.

The crash occurred late Thursday on the outskirts of Johannesburg when one train hit another that was stationary. Rail officials were working on Friday to clear the area.

Commuter rail crashes have been worryingly common in South Africa's commercial hub in recent months.

Two trains collided in a Johannesburg suburb last month with about 100 people injured, none seriously. And in January more than 200 people were injured on the city's outskirts when one commuter train rear-ended another that had failed as a result of a technical problem.

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Authorities in South Africa are investigating a collision between two trains that left more than 300 people injured, 32 of them seriously. The crash occurred late Thursday on the outskirts of Johannesburg when one train hit another that was stationary. Rail officials were working on Friday...