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An incredibly rare audio recording of arguably the world's most famous theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein, is set to go up for auction tomorrow, May 4.

Perhaps even more startling are the topics on the recording - Einstein's love of music, the differences between FDR and Harry Truman and his thoughts on the atomic bomb.

On the 33-minute recording, Einstein, in his thick German accent, can be heard saying that it is a good thing the former U.S.S.R. obtained an atomic bomb. "It is better for world welfare that the Russians have it, too," Einstein said, adding that he knew the former head of the Soviet atomic program. "I gave no secrets to him," he humorously quipped.
FAMOUS EINSTEIN 'PUZZLE' SOLVED AS MISSING PAGE COMES TO LIGHT
Einstein also said that he regretted his famous letter to former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt about the possible development of an atomic bomb. "I repent it very much... I believe it was a great misfortune," while downplaying any kind of notion he helped develop the bomb.

The world-renowned scientist believed that FDR and former President Harry Truman were very different men, going say far as to say that FDR would not have dropped atomic bombs had he been alive. "[FDR] ...would not have used it had he lived... this I am convinced."

In August 1945, Truman dropped two atomic bombs towards the end of World War II, one over Hiroshima and the other over Nagasaki.

According to 2007 research from UCLA, it's estimated that 150,000 people were killed as a result of the Hiroshima bomb and 75,000 are believed to have died from the bomb that was dropped over Nagasaki, though the results were deemed "conservative," citing the "destruction and overwhelming chaos."

Einstein also discussed his acquaintance with various European and Soviet scientists, as well as his love of music, including his preference for classical music such as Schubert, Beethoven and Brahams.

"I did very much like Wagner... In my youth, I had heard nothing better than Ionescu's Violin Concerto," Einstein can be heard saying.
RARE EINSTEIN LETTERS, REVEALING HIS ESCAPE FROM THE NAZIS, UP FOR AUCTION
Heritage Auctions, the auction house selling the rare find, said it had "[p]ersonally ... never even heard recordings of his voice," despite the fact that Einstein was known throughout the globe during his lifetime. A three-minute preview of the clip can be heard on the auction house's website.

Heritage added that the recording is from 1951 when Einstein "sat down for a meal with Jack and Frances Rosenburg at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Princeton."

"Their 1951 casual conversation was recorded on long-playing discs," Heritage wrote in a description on its website. "It was subsequently transferred to magnetic tape and given to the present consignor close to thirty years ago."

It's unclear where the original discs are, but when the conversation was transferred, music was spliced in as well.

"The initial volume level is fairly low, but reaches a normal level after a brief period. There is some background noise and surface 'scratches' and popping," the description continues. "Einstein, as expected, speaks in a thick German accent. The three-way conversation is punctuated with joking and laughter, indicative of Einstein's sense of humor."

Bidding for the tape starts at $3,500 the auction house said, adding that the successful bidder will also receive a CD containing the recording.
EINSTEIN'S FAMOUS 'GOD' LETTER SELLS AT AUCTION FOR RECORD-BREAKING AMOUNT
In recent months, Einstein's letters have garnered significant interest at auction. In March, along with a June 12, 1939 letter detailing his thoughts on the power of "Jewish resistance," two other letters went up for auction, including one which he detailed his thoughts on "Hitler insanity."

A letter in which he discussed his Jewish faith as well as "man's eternal search for meaning" sold for a record-breaking $2.89 million in December 2018.

Einstein's note on the theory of happiness sold to at a Jerusalem auction for $1.56 million in October 2017. The buyer's identity was not revealed.
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An incredibly rare audio recording of arguably the world's most famous theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein, is set to go up for auction tomorrow, May 4. Perhaps even more startling are the topics on the recording - Einstein's love of music, the differences between FDR and Harry Truman and his thoughts on the atomic bomb.

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Peter Mayhew, the actor best known for playing Chewbacca in the "Star Wars" films, has died at the age of 74, his family said.

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In a statement posted on the actor's twitter page, the family said Mayhew died on April 30, "with his family by his side in his North Texas home."

Mayhew died of a heart attack, a family spokesperson told ABC News.

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"Star Wars" co-star Mark Hamill called Mayhew "the gentlest of giants" and said he's "a better man for just having known him."

Actor Harrison Ford, who performed side-by-side with Mayhew for many of the films, said Mayhew "invested his soul in the character and brought pleasure to the Star Wars audience."

"Peter Mayhew was a kind and gentle man, possessed of great dignity and noble character. These aspects of his own personality, plus his wit and grace, he brought to Chewbacca. We were partners in film and friends in life for over 30 years and I loved him. He invested his soul in the character and brought great pleasure to the Star Wars audience," Ford said in a statement.

"Chewbacca was an important part of the success of the films we made together. He knew how important the fans of the franchise were to it's continued success and he was devoted to them. I and millions of others will never forget Peter and what he gave us all. My thoughts are with his dear wife Angie and his children. Rest easy, my dear friend...." the statement continued.

The 7-foot-4 Mayhew starred as Chewbacca in the original "Star Wars" trilogy, one of the prequels and more.

"Peter was a wonderful man. He was the closest any human being could be to a Wookiee: big heart, gentle nature ... and I learned to always let him win. He was a good friend and I'm saddened by his passing," "Star Wars" creator George Lucas said in a statement.

Eventually, the icon gave way to Joonas Suotamo, who has carried on the legacy Mayhew started more than 40 years ago. Suotamo has consistently thanked Mayhew for making Chewie a beloved household name among fans of the franchise and beyond.

Last year, the Finnish actor spoke to Entertainment Weekly about the advice his mentor gave him before taking over for "Solo: A Star Wars Story."

"We had a week-long Wookiee boot camp where Peter taught me what he thought was very important for the character," he said. "That was so helpful, because we got to go over the flailing of the arms and the upright posture. The thing that stuck to me most was he told me to lead with the chest when walking. That was a very important thing for Peter. Because Chewbacca is a very proud creature."

"He put his heart and soul into the role," his family added. "It showed in every frame of the films ... the 'Star Wars' family meant so much more to him than a role in the films."

Chelsea Lauren/Variety/REX/Shutterstock

This was never more evident than when Mayhew and the rest of the cast lost Carrie Fisher in 2016.

He cherished working with his dear friend one last time in 2015's "The Force Awakens."

"She brought her character back, and in the last one, she was an older person. Therefore, she was wiser," he told told ABC News affiliate WFAA. "She was a person that was a true princess."

Suotamo posted on Twitter that he was "devastated" to hear about Mayhew's death.

For three decades Mayhew traveled the convention circuit, loving every second of every encounter with fans and castmates, Thursday's full family statement continued.

The family of Peter Mayhew, with deep love and sadness, regrets to share the news that Peter has passed away. He left us the evening of April 30, 2019 with his family by his side in his North Texas home. pic.twitter.com/YZ5VLyuK0u
- Peter Mayhew (@TheWookieeRoars) May 2, 2019

"He grew great strength from the energy of his family, friends and the fans he knew and loved," the statement closed.

Mayhew had been using a wheelchair for years due to his extreme size and weakness in his bones. Family spokesman Ryan Ziegler said when "The Force Awakens" was in pre-production, Lucasfilm representatives made a courtesy call to say they were going to hire a new actor to take on Chewbacca's scenes.

At the time, Mayhew had just had double knee-replacement surgery but desperately wanted to again play the part he'd made famous. In order to get into shape, Ziegler said Mayhew underwent physical therapy and exercise training, three hours every day for four months. That regimen got him out of the wheelchair and walking again, and healthy enough to play the cockpit scenes in "The Force Awakens."

Memorial plans are set for June 29 and there will be a memorial planned later this year in Los Angeles for the fans.

The actor is survived by his wife Angie and their three children.

ABC News' Clayton Sandell contributed to this report.

ABC News and Lucasfilm are both part of parent company Disney.

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Peter Mayhew, the actor best known for playing Chewbacca in the "Star Wars" films, has died at the age of 74, his family said. In a statement posted on the actor's twitter page, the family said Mayhew died on April 30, "with his family by his side in his North Texas home."

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An incredibly rare audio recording of arguably the world's most famous theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein, is set to go up for auction tomorrow, May 4.

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An incredibly rare audio recording of arguably the world's most famous theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein, is set to go up for auction tomorrow, May 4.

Perhaps even more startling are the topics on the recording - Einstein's love of music, the differences between FDR and Harry Truman and his thoughts on the atomic bomb.

On the 33-minute recording, Einstein, in his thick German accent, can be heard saying that it is a good thing the former U.S.S.R. obtained an atomic bomb. "It is better for world welfare that the Russians have it, too," Einstein said, adding that he knew the former head of the Soviet atomic program. "I gave no secrets to him," he humorously quipped.
FAMOUS EINSTEIN 'PUZZLE' SOLVED AS MISSING PAGE COMES TO LIGHT
Einstein also said that he regretted his famous letter to former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt about the possible development of an atomic bomb. "I repent it very much... I believe it was a great misfortune," while downplaying any kind of notion he helped develop the bomb.

The world-renowned scientist believed that FDR and former President Harry Truman were very different men, going say far as to say that FDR would not have dropped atomic bombs had he been alive. "[FDR] ...would not have used it had he lived... this I am convinced."

In August 1945, Truman dropped two atomic bombs towards the end of World War II, one over Hiroshima and the other over Nagasaki.

According to 2007 research from UCLA, it's estimated that 150,000 people were killed as a result of the Hiroshima bomb and 75,000 are believed to have died from the bomb that was dropped over Nagasaki, though the results were deemed "conservative," citing the "destruction and overwhelming chaos."

Einstein also discussed his acquaintance with various European and Soviet scientists, as well as his love of music, including his preference for classical music such as Schubert, Beethoven and Brahams.

"I did very much like Wagner... In my youth, I had heard nothing better than Ionescu's Violin Concerto," Einstein can be heard saying.
RARE EINSTEIN LETTERS, REVEALING HIS ESCAPE FROM THE NAZIS, UP FOR AUCTION
Heritage Auctions, the auction house selling the rare find, said it had "[p]ersonally ... never even heard recordings of his voice," despite the fact that Einstein was known throughout the globe during his lifetime. A three-minute preview of the clip can be heard on the auction house's website.

Heritage added that the recording is from 1951 when Einstein "sat down for a meal with Jack and Frances Rosenburg at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Princeton."

"Their 1951 casual conversation was recorded on long-playing discs," Heritage wrote in a description on its website. "It was subsequently transferred to magnetic tape and given to the present consignor close to thirty years ago."

It's unclear where the original discs are, but when the conversation was transferred, music was spliced in as well.

"The initial volume level is fairly low, but reaches a normal level after a brief period. There is some background noise and surface 'scratches' and popping," the description continues. "Einstein, as expected, speaks in a thick German accent. The three-way conversation is punctuated with joking and laughter, indicative of Einstein's sense of humor."

Bidding for the tape starts at $3,500 the auction house said, adding that the successful bidder will also receive a CD containing the recording.
EINSTEIN'S FAMOUS 'GOD' LETTER SELLS AT AUCTION FOR RECORD-BREAKING AMOUNT
In recent months, Einstein's letters have garnered significant interest at auction. In March, along with a June 12, 1939 letter detailing his thoughts on the power of "Jewish resistance," two other letters went up for auction, including one which he detailed his thoughts on "Hitler insanity."

A letter in which he discussed his Jewish faith as well as "man's eternal search for meaning" sold for a record-breaking $2.89 million in December 2018.

Einstein's note on the theory of happiness sold to at a Jerusalem auction for $1.56 million in October 2017. The buyer's identity was not revealed.
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An incredibly rare audio recording of arguably the world's most famous theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein, is set to go up for auction tomorrow, May 4. Perhaps even more startling are the topics on the recording - Einstein's love of music, the differences between FDR and Harry Truman and his thoughts on the atomic bomb.

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60 year old man was charged for raping a girl for 4 years at a daycare that him and his wife own for 25 years.

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A 60-year-old employee at a New York City day care has been arrested after being accused of raping a child over a span of 4 years.

The employee, Alberto Hernandez, was arrested at 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, the NYPD confirmed.

Hernandez was arrested at his residence on Heath Avenue in the Bronx, which police said doubles as a daycare.

He is married to Maria Cortez, with whom he has run the Maria Cortez Family Daycare for the past 25 years, according to ABC News affiliate WABC.

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Hernandez faces 11 charges including three counts of rape, predatory sexual assault, two counts of criminal sex acts and two counts of sexual conduct with a child.

The female victim, now 13, has alleged that she was raped repeatedly over a period of four years between the ages of 6 and 10 years old, according to the NYPD.

The New York State Office of Children and Family services told ABC News said they are appalled at these allegations and are "immediately suspending and moving to revoke the child care provider's license pending the outcome of an investigation into the matter."

This is an open investigation and it is unknown if there are other victims involved, according to the NYPD. Authorities urge urge anyone with information to come forward.

Hernandez is set to be arraigned on May 2.

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Report: Nets' D'Angelo Russell Cited for Marijuana Possession at Airport

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LaGuardia Airport, according to Brooklyn Nets star D'Angelo Russell was cited for marijuana possession Wednesday night at New York's A.J. Perez of USA Today.

Police reportedly found marijuana hidden inside a container that was made to look like an Arizona Iced Tea can in Russell's luggage during a routine search of his checked bag.

The 23-year-old continued on his flight to Louisville, Kentucky, but received a summons to appear in court.

Per Perez, Russell would be forced to enter the league's marijuana program if he is convicted of possession, but he wouldn't be suspended until the third violation.

The Nets offseason began only recently, with the team losing its first-round matchup to the Philadelphia 76ers in five games. The squad's last game came on April 23.

Meanwhile, this is a big summer for Russell, who is a restricted free agent for the first time. He has an opportunity to test the market, although the Nets will have a chance to match any deal.

"I definitely want to be here. But I also know it's a business, too," Russell said about potentially remaining with the Nets, per Ian Begley of ESPN.

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Brooklyn Nets Rob Goldberg @TheRobGoldberg Twitter Logo Featured Columnist LaGuardia Airport, according to Brooklyn Nets star D'Angelo Russell was cited for marijuana possession Wednesday night at New York's A.J. Perez of USA Today. Police reportedly found marijuana hidden inside a container that was made to look like an Arizona Iced Tea can in Russell's luggage during a routine search of his checked bag.

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a man was charged and arrested because he took his computer in best buy to be fixed and the workers found child porn on it

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An Iowa man was arrested this week after Best Buy workers discovered child pornography on his broken laptop.

Robert Watson, 54, of Des Moines, brought his gravy-soaked laptop into a local Best Buy back in August and asked workers to transfer his files onto his new device, according to police.

That's when employees with the store's "Geek Squad" said they found several inappropriate images of underage girls, police said.

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"During this file transfer process employees at Best Buy 'Geek Squad' observed multiple images they believed contained child pornography," police said in a complaint. "Once this transfer was complete both computers were collected by Des Moines police as evidence."

Watson told investigators in an interview that he was the only person who used the password-protected computer, police said. He also described several of the images discovered on the device and admitted to labeling the files as "13 year old" and "14 year old's," according to the complaint.

When detectives asked him to explain himself, he said he downloaded the images "to tell other people about them," according to the complaint.

Polk County Sheriff's Office

Best Buy did not immediately respond to ABC News' request for comment, but a company spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that its "Geek Squad" discovers suspected pornography on devices nearly 100 times each year.

"They don't search for the material, but inadvertently discover it in the normal course of repairing a computer," Best Buy public relations director Paula Baldwin told BuzzFeed. "When we do find what appears to be child pornography, we have a legal obligation to notify law enforcement and we inform our customers of this prior to doing any work. Law enforcement determines a course of action based on the evidence, as they did in this situation."

Watson was arrested on Tuesday and charged with 10 counts of possession of child pornography. He was being held at the Polk County Jail on a bond of $50,000 as of Thursday.

He has not entered a plea and it was unclear if he had retained an attorney.

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Best Buy 'Geek Squad' finds child porn on customer's laptop; man arrested

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An Iowa man was arrested this week after Best Buy workers discovered child pornography on his broken laptop. Robert Watson, 54, of Des Moines, brought his gravy-soaked laptop into a local Best Buy back in August and asked workers to transfer his files onto his new device, according to police.

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'Star Wars' actor Peter Mayhew dies at the age of 74

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Peter Mayhew, the actor best known for playing Chewbacca in the "Star Wars" films, has died at the age of 74, his family said.

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In a statement posted on the actor's twitter page, the family said Mayhew died on April 30, "with his family by his side in his North Texas home."

Mayhew died of a heart attack, a family spokesperson told ABC News.

LucasFilm

"Star Wars" co-star Mark Hamill called Mayhew "the gentlest of giants" and said he's "a better man for just having known him."

Actor Harrison Ford, who performed side-by-side with Mayhew for many of the films, said Mayhew "invested his soul in the character and brought pleasure to the Star Wars audience."

"Peter Mayhew was a kind and gentle man, possessed of great dignity and noble character. These aspects of his own personality, plus his wit and grace, he brought to Chewbacca. We were partners in film and friends in life for over 30 years and I loved him. He invested his soul in the character and brought great pleasure to the Star Wars audience," Ford said in a statement.

"Chewbacca was an important part of the success of the films we made together. He knew how important the fans of the franchise were to it's continued success and he was devoted to them. I and millions of others will never forget Peter and what he gave us all. My thoughts are with his dear wife Angie and his children. Rest easy, my dear friend...." the statement continued.

The 7-foot-4 Mayhew starred as Chewbacca in the original "Star Wars" trilogy, one of the prequels and more.

"Peter was a wonderful man. He was the closest any human being could be to a Wookiee: big heart, gentle nature ... and I learned to always let him win. He was a good friend and I'm saddened by his passing," "Star Wars" creator George Lucas said in a statement.

Eventually, the icon gave way to Joonas Suotamo, who has carried on the legacy Mayhew started more than 40 years ago. Suotamo has consistently thanked Mayhew for making Chewie a beloved household name among fans of the franchise and beyond.

Last year, the Finnish actor spoke to Entertainment Weekly about the advice his mentor gave him before taking over for "Solo: A Star Wars Story."

"We had a week-long Wookiee boot camp where Peter taught me what he thought was very important for the character," he said. "That was so helpful, because we got to go over the flailing of the arms and the upright posture. The thing that stuck to me most was he told me to lead with the chest when walking. That was a very important thing for Peter. Because Chewbacca is a very proud creature."

"He put his heart and soul into the role," his family added. "It showed in every frame of the films ... the 'Star Wars' family meant so much more to him than a role in the films."

Chelsea Lauren/Variety/REX/Shutterstock

This was never more evident than when Mayhew and the rest of the cast lost Carrie Fisher in 2016.

He cherished working with his dear friend one last time in 2015's "The Force Awakens."

"She brought her character back, and in the last one, she was an older person. Therefore, she was wiser," he told told ABC News affiliate WFAA. "She was a person that was a true princess."

Suotamo posted on Twitter that he was "devastated" to hear about Mayhew's death.

For three decades Mayhew traveled the convention circuit, loving every second of every encounter with fans and castmates, Thursday's full family statement continued.

The family of Peter Mayhew, with deep love and sadness, regrets to share the news that Peter has passed away. He left us the evening of April 30, 2019 with his family by his side in his North Texas home. pic.twitter.com/YZ5VLyuK0u
- Peter Mayhew (@TheWookieeRoars) May 2, 2019

"He grew great strength from the energy of his family, friends and the fans he knew and loved," the statement closed.

Mayhew had been using a wheelchair for years due to his extreme size and weakness in his bones. Family spokesman Ryan Ziegler said when "The Force Awakens" was in pre-production, Lucasfilm representatives made a courtesy call to say they were going to hire a new actor to take on Chewbacca's scenes.

At the time, Mayhew had just had double knee-replacement surgery but desperately wanted to again play the part he'd made famous. In order to get into shape, Ziegler said Mayhew underwent physical therapy and exercise training, three hours every day for four months. That regimen got him out of the wheelchair and walking again, and healthy enough to play the cockpit scenes in "The Force Awakens."

Memorial plans are set for June 29 and there will be a memorial planned later this year in Los Angeles for the fans.

The actor is survived by his wife Angie and their three children.

ABC News' Clayton Sandell contributed to this report.

ABC News and Lucasfilm are both part of parent company Disney.

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Actor best known for playing Chewbacca in 'Star Wars' dead at 74

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During this file transfer process employees at Best Buy 'Geek Squad' observed multiple images they believed contained child pornography," police said in a complaint. "Once this transfer was complete both computers were collected by Des Moines police as evidence."

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An Iowa man was arrested this week after Best Buy workers discovered child pornography on his broken laptop.

Robert Watson, 54, of Des Moines, brought his gravy-soaked laptop into a local Best Buy back in August and asked workers to transfer his files onto his new device, according to police.

That's when employees with the store's "Geek Squad" said they found several inappropriate images of underage girls, police said.

STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

"During this file transfer process employees at Best Buy 'Geek Squad' observed multiple images they believed contained child pornography," police said in a complaint. "Once this transfer was complete both computers were collected by Des Moines police as evidence."

Watson told investigators in an interview that he was the only person who used the password-protected computer, police said. He also described several of the images discovered on the device and admitted to labeling the files as "13 year old" and "14 year old's," according to the complaint.

When detectives asked him to explain himself, he said he downloaded the images "to tell other people about them," according to the complaint.

Polk County Sheriff's Office

Best Buy did not immediately respond to ABC News' request for comment, but a company spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that its "Geek Squad" discovers suspected pornography on devices nearly 100 times each year.

"They don't search for the material, but inadvertently discover it in the normal course of repairing a computer," Best Buy public relations director Paula Baldwin told BuzzFeed. "When we do find what appears to be child pornography, we have a legal obligation to notify law enforcement and we inform our customers of this prior to doing any work. Law enforcement determines a course of action based on the evidence, as they did in this situation."

Watson was arrested on Tuesday and charged with 10 counts of possession of child pornography. He was being held at the Polk County Jail on a bond of $50,000 as of Thursday.

He has not entered a plea and it was unclear if he had retained an attorney.

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Best Buy 'Geek Squad' finds child porn on customer's laptop; man arrested

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Grier became the first quarterback the Panthers drafted since Newton in 2011, and some might believe the addition of another young signal-caller could provide tension.

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Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton on Thursday provided his first public thoughts on the team's drafting of Will Grier in the third round.

Grier became the first quarterback the Panthers drafted since Newton in 2011, and some might believe the addition of another young signal-caller could provide tension.

Newton, however, fully embraced Grier's selection with a warm smile.

"A lot of people -- the natural -- you would think that I feel intimidated," Newton said at the grand opening of his cigar bar and restaurant in Atlanta, via Josh Sims of FOX 46. "That's not the case here.

"I reached out to Will. I actually seen Will play in high school with him being in Charlotte and I'm just excited. Like I said, for him to come on a team that I know he possesses a rare talent and I'm excited."

Grier, the 100th overall pick of the 2019 NFL Draft, won't be a challenge to Newton's position as the clear established starter any time soon.

Panthers general manager Marty Hurney emphasized after the draft that the team's use of a third-round pick on Grier bolstered depth at the quarterback position, and was not an indictment on Newton.

" Cam Newton is our starting quarterback and franchise quarterback," Hurney told reporters, via the Panthers' official website. "This is just about bringing in young guys to develop and depth."

With Newton entrenched atop the depth chart, Grier will compete against backup quarterbacks Taylor Heinicke and Kyle Allen for a spot on the roster.

And as far as what Newton will do, he remains focused on getting all his teammates ready for the upcoming season as one of the team's leaders.

"I want to make sure that I'm the best teammate, my best self, for everyone," he said.

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A Ex-CIA was downsizing and decided to sell some of his ties. One tie was themed after the american flag, but the buyer told him that he wanted to wear the tie on the ceremony of him becoming a offical US citizen.

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A retired CIA officer was downsizing and decided to sell some of his vast collection of ties on eBay.

One person was particularly taken with an American flag-themed tie that Marc Johnson posted for sale.

"I used to wear it on the 4th of July, but I've been downsizing so I decided to sell it," Johnson said.

When Johnson, who lives in Arlington, Va., was getting ready to ship it to the winning bidder, Jaques Campher of Ohio, he noticed that it had some stains on it.
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"So I 'fess up to the winning bidder and tell him I'll give him a discount if he still wants the tie," Johnson said on Twitter.

Campher responded that the stains were no problem if he could get them out himself. He told Johnson he'd been on a serious search for the perfect patriotic American tie because he wanted to wear it proudly on a special day - the day he was taking the oath to become a U.S. citizen.

Johnson said Campher's pride and excitement about becoming a U.S. citizen touched him, and prompted him to want to give the South African native the tie as a gift.

"I was like . . . I can't charge him for this," Johnson told The Washington Post.

"I thought about it for a second and just decided to send him the tie gratis," Johnson tweeted. " . . . I wanted him to have the tie with my congratulations on becoming a citizen."

Campher told the Post that Johnson's gesture moved him.

"I cannot explain how I feel about that. It is a warm feeling."

Campher sent Johnson a photo of himself at the citizenship ceremony wearing the tie. Johnson posted it on Twitter after getting Campher's permission.
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"He responded with sincere thanks, telling me he was raised by his grandparents in South Africa, and they taught him to always make sure to be frugal and repair rather than replace," Johnson said on Twitter. "He assured me he would treasure the tie for years to come. . . . I patted myself on the back for a good deed and moved on. I had more or less forgotten about it. Until a few minutes ago."

Campher told the Post that he was pleasantly surprised by all the supportive and well-wishing comments Johnson's tweets generated of his new-found buddy's search for the perfect American tie.

"The people are wonderful, the country is wonderful," said Campher. "I want my daughter to grow up in this wonderful country."

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Ex-CIA officer selling patriotic tie on eBay finds highest bidder is immigrant who wanted it for citizenship ceremony

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A retired CIA officer was downsizing and decided to sell some of his vast collection of ties on eBay. One person was particularly taken with an American flag-themed tie that Marc Johnson posted for sale. "I used to wear it on the 4th of July, but I've been downsizing so I decided to sell it," Johnson said.