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Ohio man turns in $14,000 found on side of road

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He's one of about 27 dogs roaming Michele and Jeff Allen's living room. All of the dogs are near the end of their lives, but the home is not filled with sadness. It's a peaceful home, sitting on six acres about an hour away from New York City.

Dogs sit on any piece of furniture they choose, and half of the house is designated "dog quarters," with toddler beds -- designed for young children but perfect for slow-moving dogs -- arranged around an electrically heated fireplace.

It's a home filled with smiling volunteers who cuddle with their favorite dogs on sofas, or run with them around a pond outside. There are regular visits from a vet, and fresh, home-cooked dog meals made from scratch.

The Allens founded nonprofit Monkey's House, a hospice for aged dogs, and they and run it at their Southampton, New Jersey, home. There, they pluck some of the sickest animals, like Much Loved Bob, from shelters.

Nearly 670,000 dogs are euthanized in shelters every year, according to the ASPCA, and the Allens are focused on saving dogs whose health problems are so complex and expensive that they wouldn't be able to get the kind of care they needed at shelters.

"If you don't know how sick they are, sometimes you just find them passed away in their kennels and that's just a sad ending for a dog that deserves to be so loved," said Michele Allen.

The Allens collaborate with shelters, animal control groups and veterinarians to bring in the dogs. Michele takes in new residents, evaluating their situations on a case-by-case basis. Most of the dogs that are brought to Monkey's House are homeless and facing death at kill shelters.

The passing of one sick foster pup gave the couple the push to make their foundation official in 2015. "Monkey," a feisty 13-pound shelter dog with heart problems and bad teeth, inspired the Allens, and the shelter's name.

"In losing Monkey the grief was really, really tough and the greatest thing we could do was push through our grief in honoring him, and Monkey loved other dogs," Michele Allen told CNN.

A former nurse, she decided hospice for abandoned terminally ill dogs was the best way to use her healing hands.

"I used to take sick dogs and say, 'Well I can handle this -- I used to be a nurse.' Now I think I was a nurse and that was my preparation for this," she said.

There are typically around 20 dogs living at Monkey's House with illnesses ranging from heart conditions to diabetes or cancer.

A dog with health problems such as heart disease can rack up over a thousand dollars in expenses per month. Multiplying that by 24 makes funding Monkey's House a daunting task, Michele says.

Completely donation-based, the nonprofit gets help from benefactors, and a dog food company that donates over 60 pounds of food per week. They also get support from more than 50 volunteers who lighten the workload.

Monkey's House has also picked up a loyal following of animal lovers on social media, posting daily photos and stories of shenanigans. Much Loved Bob was mourned by thousands of animal lovers on Facebook when he passed away the day after CNN's visit.

"He's an invisible statistic. He's the one that got out, the one that 37,000 people on Facebook know about, care about, send good thoughts about. It's pretty amazing that he's getting all this love now and that his ending is very different than I think probably the rest of his life was," Michele Allen said.

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The Fate of the Furious has raced to the top of the box office chart - breaking an international record in the process.

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The Fate of the Furious has raced to the top of the box office chart - breaking an international record in the process.

The eighth film in the action thriller franchise took an estimated $532.5m (£424.7m) globally over Easter weekend.

The figure makes it the strongest worldwide debut ever - marginally overtaking the $529m (£421.8m) taken by Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

However, the film's US takings were down sharply on the previous movie.

Furious 7 opened with $147.2m (£117.3m) in the US when it was released in 2015 - but the latest instalment of the series debuted with $100.2m (£80m).

The Fate of the Furious - titled Fast & Furious 8 in some territories - stars Dwayne Johnson and Vin Diesel, who said he felt "grateful, humbled and blessed" after the film's success.
Why is the Fast & Furious franchise so popular?
Rhianna Dhillon, film critic and host of BBC Radio 4's Seriously podcast, says the success of the Fast & Furious franchise is down to its "universal appeal".

"They're films people of all ages can enjoy, because they have that pure, unadulterated escapism about them, children and adults alike are quite happy to watch things get blown up and smashed up," she said.

"A lot of what drags movies like The Avengers down is the plot, and Fast & Furious isn't trying to compete with those heavy, convoluted storylines. This is just cars smashing into each other and it's okay to enjoy that.

"This franchise isn't trying to be anything it's not. Ultimately, from the bottom up, it doesn't take itself too seriously."

Dhillon said the diversity of the cast is one of the key reasons the film series has seen continued box office success.

"Hollywood really underestimates minority audiences," she said. "For example, if you break down the figures, the Latino audience is huge, what with Vin Diesel's following. I think that has so much to do with it, because not many films offer that."

She added: "The franchise still attracts huge stars each time - this year as the villain we have Charlize Theron, there's an appearance from Helen Mirren. These aren't people you've never heard of, they have the most bankable movie stars in the world.

"And Dwayne Johnson has given the films a new lease of life - when you buy a star like him, you're buying his fans as well."
Find out more: The Secret of The Fast and The Furious
Despite the drop of nearly a third on the seventh film, the US performance of The Fate of the Furious is still pretty impressive - it accounted for nearly two-thirds of all US box office takings over the weekend.

Its nearest competitor was The Boss Baby, which took a further $15.5m (£12.4m) to land second place.

The film's worldwide performance was boosted by opening in China on the same weekend as other major markets, unlike the Force Awakens, which did not start screening there until several weeks later.

The Fate of the Furious saw three-day takings of $190m (£151m) in China.

More chapters in the Furious franchise, which began in 2001, are planned for release in 2019 and 2021.
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It also took place entirely on land, when all 320 tons of the boat were loaded atop heavy duty, remote-controlled dollies and carefully rolled from the shed where it was constructed to the edge of the Mediterranean.

Watching an imposing vessel like the Aurora passing through the darkened streets of the scruffy, seaside town, halting traffic and only narrowly avoiding a collision with a streetlight, induces a surreal and somewhat disorienting feeling. But for those more immersed in the world of bespoke luxury yachts, surreal is perhaps the norm.

"Viareggio is famous for this reason," says Federico Rossi, COO of Rossinavi, the family-owned and operated company that built the Aurora. "Our tradition is to see vessels that go around in the city during the night."

Young millennial buyers

What isn't tradition is the age of the Aurora buyer; the latest entry into the rarefied world of super yacht ownership -- who, although present for the unveiling where he mingled with guests, wishes to remain anonymous -- is only 30 years old.

"Generally, the customer is 55 to 70," Frederico, himself only 39, explains. The Rossi family takes pride in satisfying all customers, 25 years outside of the usual age range or not.

In spending power, the buyer of the Aurora -- who is from Switzerland -- fits the profile of the typical Rossinavi client. His age is the most noticeable exception and also marks a potential turning point for the company.

Research conducted by Rossinavi suggests that the average yacht owner is getting younger; they believe it may shift in the next 20 years to include more buyers in their 30s.

Last year, the company partnered with the International University of Monaco to research what yachts for millennials could look like, focusing on environmental impact, implementation of new technology, safety concerns and updated aesthetics.

While acknowledging that super yachts for millennials is a niche corner of an already niche industry, Federico is enthusiastic about what tapping that market could mean for Rossinavi.

"Yachts are a conservative business. People generally want the same boat: classic," he says. "Millennials are used to going outside the general boundaries. For us, it's a great opportunity -- shipyards that can take this [demographic] into consideration are only shipyards that build full custom ships."

Family heritage

The Aurora is the second of three extravagant super yachts set to be delivered this year to clients of Rossinavi. The shipyard has roots dating to 1980, when brothers Claudio and Paride Rossi worked as subcontractors, assembling passenger ships on behalf of other builders in a previous incarnation of their business operating under the name Fratelli Rossi.

In 2007, they began to take commissions from their own clients. Save for some interior design pieces and the occasional element co-designed and co-engineered with companies like Rolls Royce, Rossinavi luxury pleasure boats are made entirely in-house.

Fixtures are often fashioned from a single piece of aluminum or steel -- "like Michelangelo," as one craftsman in the company's workshop describes it.

Claudio serves as co-owner and CEO of the rechristened Rossinavi brand. Paride is still a co-owner, as well as working alongside a handful of his siblings, nieces, and nephews enlisted to keep the enterprise humming.

As COO since 2010, Federico -- Claudio's son -- also functions as the face of the company. The creation of each bespoke ship takes between two and three years to complete and passes through several pairs of Rossi hands working in tandem before it's finally delivered to the client.

"We are really close," Federico says. "It's a good family."

Typically, the process begins when prospective buyers approach Rossinavi with an idea of the size and type of ship they want. Rossinavi enlists a naval architect outside the company to collaborate on ensuring the vessel can meet technical requirements like speed, range, and propulsion, as determined by the client's preference.

(Almost) anything is fair game

Exterior and interior designers come in next. Sometimes the same person or firm handles both duties, and most often they are selected from a pool of frequent collaborators, like Fulvio de Simoni, Tommaso Spadolini or Venice's Team for Design.

"If the client says 'I have my own designer for the interiors,' we accept it," concedes Gabriele Zucconi, Rossinavi's "historical consultant" who has known the Rossi family since Claudio was only 15-years-old. "[But], I will say, we are not very happy about it."

Once the plans are finalized and a fee negotiated (plans for the Aurora took four months to finalize) construction begins at one of Rossinavi's waterfront properties in Viareggio or their work site in nearby Pisa.

Achille Salvagni, the Rome-based architect and interior designer who has worked on three Rossinavi super yachts, including the Aurora, says the Rossi's status as Italy's only family-owned and operated super yacht shipyard separates it from the pack.

"From a screw up to the hull, they are capable to make a telephone call and go directly to the right source to get it ready," he explains. "You have a family that never says no to any single problem."

Federico can think of only one instance in which he will turn a client down outright. "When they ask me for a Spartan boat," he says. "I'm afraid the market recognizes a Spartan boat as a cheap boat. We prefer to maintain our target, and we say, 'no, this is not possible.'"

Otherwise, anything is fair game -- and Rossinavi clients come to play. Given a price tag that can run from $26.6 million to $53.2 million, coupled with yearly maintenance expenditures that the company estimates to be approximately 10% of the sales price, Federico explains that most Rossinavi clients need to have at least $106.5 million in liquid assets in the bank.

The cost of repainting the entirety of a 230-foot boat for instance, can easily run upward of $4.26 million when manpower is figured into the total.

"A guy who can buy a multimillion euro toy is supposed to be somebody who knows his business and who knows how to run it," Zucconi says.

"Generally speaking, you are dealing with successful people (who are) conscious of being successful." Zucconi describes a client who paid $127,732 to buy and install a 103-inch Sony plasma TV on board his yacht, then threw in an additional $120,000 to include a secondhand Steinway piano.

"When I tell you that we are speaking toys, they are really toys," he says.

Not that Rossinavi is in danger of running out of potential clients eager to pick up an expensive hobby. The company has received commissions from Luca Barilla, a repeat Rossinavi customer who sits atop the Barilla pasta empire; Mario Sbarro, of Sbarro pizzeria fame; Italian shipping magnates; and an international assortment of businessmen from Russia, India, and Germany.

The next one is the best one

Aside from courting a younger clientele, Rossinavi is also in the process of building an "ice class" ship, designed to perform in both Caribbean and Arctic waters, more vessels that push 230 feet in length, and others with the capability to traverse the Pacific and the Atlantic.

Federico says none of these technical achievements will come at the expense of the level of comfort owners and their passengers request from Rossinavi. But they might have them coming back for more.

"Luxury for us is to have the shipyard at the disposal of the client," he says.

"The next one is the best one, he adds.

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In a statement Sunday, police said the man, Steve Stephens, should be considered armed and dangerous. In another Facebook video, Stephens claimed he killed multiple people, though police said they could only confirm one victim.

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At least 5 dead after small plane crashes into supermarket in Portugal.

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Police hunting the man suspected of killing an elderly passerby at random and posting the gruesome footage of the murder on Facebook said they don't know where Steve Stephens is.

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With North Korean soldiers standing less than 100 feet behind him at the Korean Demilitarized Zone, Vice President Mike Pence told CNN that Pyongyang should understand that the Trump administration's approach toward the regime will be different than that of past US presidents.

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"We're going to abandon the failed policy of strategic patience. But we're going to redouble our efforts to bring diplomatic and economic pressure to bear on North Korea. Our hope is that we can resolve this issue peaceably," Pence said in an exclusive interview at the DMZ.

To achieve this new strategy, the administration is relying heavily on China, a country President Donald Trump spent his entire campaign railing against, but has since stopped as it became clear North Korea would be a top priority requiring China's help.

"I know the President was heartened by his discussions with President Xi (Jinping). We've seen China begin to take some actions to bring pressure on North Korea but there needs to be more," Pence said.

Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said in a daily briefing Monday that the onus was on all parties -- including the US and China -- to reach a peaceful solution.

"Resolving this issue requires all relevant parties, especially parties that bear major responsibility and play a key role in this issue, to work in the same direction and make a joint effort," he said.

Nuclear ambition

The North Korean regime began its nuclear program in earnest during the Clinton administration, which tried to prevent its buildup with a diplomatic agreement.

It ultimately failed after Pyongyang violated it by continuing its nuclear buildup. Later, the Bush administration tried global pressure with the so-called "six party talks," but those failed too, and North Korea launched its first nuclear test in 2006. During the Obama administration, the regime launched four more nuclear tests.

Now, some estimates are that North Korea may have the capability to launch a missile that could hit the continental US by the year 2020.

Asked about that, Pence paused for several seconds before answering.

"I know the President of the United States has no higher priority than the safety and security of the American people. The presence of US forces here in South Korea are a long-standing commitment to the Asia Pacific. And insuring the security of the continental US will be a priority in this administration.

"Look, we want to be clear: our hope and frankly our prayer is that by marshaling the resources of nations across the Asian Pacific -- not just South Korea, Japan, other allies -- and China bringing renewed pressure to bear," he said.

Pence breaks with security plan

The plan was for the vice president to stay inside the glass enclosed Freedom House at the DMZ and not step outside towards the military demarcation line (MDL), where North Korean soldiers are standing.

However, once there, Pence declared he wanted to go outside -- and so he did just that. As the vice president stood and looked on, North Korean soldiers quickly came out on their side of MDL and began taking pictures of Pence.

Military officials here told CNN in advance that snapping photos is what North Korea does when seeing VIPs across the way -- both to document their presence and intimidate.

Most US dignitaries go even closer to the North Korean side when here -- to a set of blue buildings called conference row that spans the MDL and allows them to actually step foot in North Korea. For security reasons, Pence did not.

He did, however, go to Observation Point Ouellette, a lookout post from where not only are the North Korean hills visible, but its propaganda machine can be heard -- music and political messages blast there across the DMZ.

Pence's father awarded Bronze Star

For the vice president, this first trip to the Korean Peninsula is an emotional one. His father, 2nd Lt. Edward J. Pence, Jr., US Army, was awarded the Bronze Star for his service in the Korean War.

US military officials prepared a briefing for Pence about the so-called Battle of Pork Chop Hill, where his father earned his medal.

"It's very meaningful for me and my family to be here. So many years after my father's service. To be honest with you, my dad didn't talk about his combat experience much until we were all grown up. It was a lot of tough fighting here," Pence told CNN.

"I think, in some way, my Dad just might be smiling from heaven to see the sacrifices that he and other American soldiers and South Korean soldiers made here are now passed on to my generation. That's not changed out our commitment to the secure and prosperity of South Korea."

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With North Korean soldiers standing less than 100 feet behind him at the Korean Demilitarized Zone, Vice President Mike Pence told CNN that Pyongyang should understand that the Trump administration's approach toward the regime will be different than that of past US presidents.

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WHEN an eight-year-old boy turned up in a van at a McDonald's drive-though in the United States, staff thought they were being pranked.
According to a number of witnesses, the boy - who also had his four-year-old sister in the car - effortlessly navigated traffic in his hometown of East Palestine, Ohio.

He stopped properly at red lights and waited for traffic to pass before turning into the restaurant's car park.

"The workers thought that the parents were in the back, which they obviously weren't," local police officer Jacob Koehler told the Weirton Times.

Police say the youngster taught himself to drive by watching YouTube videos, before helping himself to his dad's keys while his parents had a nap.

Together with his four-year-old sister, he took some money from his piggy bank and decided to drive about three kilometres to the fast food restaurant.

"I think there is a good teaching point here. With the way technology is kids will learn how to do anything and everything. This kid learned how to drive on YouTube. He probably looked it up for five minutes and then said it was time to go," Mr Koehler said.

"He didn't hit a single thing on the way there. It was unreal."

The boy reportedly burst into tears when he realised he'd done something wrong, telling police all he wanted was a cheeseburger.

When his bewildered parents arrived to collect them from the police station, they told officers the children had eaten a full breakfast, lunch and dinner that day.

They explained that they'd spent the afternoon playing together as a family in the spring sunshine, until they (the parents) were eventually tuckered out.

Police say the boy and his sister were treated to a cheeseburger, chicken nuggets and fries while they were waiting at the station.

No charges were laid.

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WHEN an eight-year-old boy turned up in a van at a McDonald's drive-though in the United States, staff thought they were being pranked. According to a number of witnesses, the boy - who also had his four-year-old sister in the car - effortlessly navigated traffic in his hometown of East Palestine, Ohio.

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Man who found cellphone case full of credit cards tracks down owner who then nominated him for Pay-It-Forward

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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. -- A good Samaritan surprisingly stepped in when a woman recently lost her cell phone case containing all her credit cards.

Joetta McCluskey told FOX 4 she thought she lost her cell phone case forever until she and her husband got a knock on the door.

"All of my cards were in my phone case," Joetta said. "So when we got to the register I'm getting ready to pay, and I don't see my phone case. Like everything with my driver's license, my credit cards, my babies insurance card in there."

Her husband, Mal, says just a few weeks before Joetta lost her cellphone case, someone hacked into her checking account

"My first thought was no one is going to turn in a phone with all those credit cards in it," Joetta said.

Mal says when a man knocked on their door they just thought he was trying to sell something.

"Then I saw a pink cell phone cases, and I was moved to hug another grown man," Mal said.

Mal told FOX 4 he immediately thought about nominating the man for FOX 4's Pay-It-Forward Award, which comes with $300.

The kind man, Dwight, had a huge smile on his face when presented with the award.

FOX 4 loves your ideas for our future Pay-It-Forward stories. To nominate someone who's not a relative, click on this link.

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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. -- A good Samaritan surprisingly stepped in when a woman recently lost her cell phone case containing all her credit cards. Joetta McCluskey told FOX 4 she thought she lost her cell phone case forever until she and her husband got a knock on the door.

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April the giraffe finally gave birth to a healthy male calf this Saturday in Harpursville, New York, as over 1 million people watched in real time from around the world on the Animal Adventure Park's livestream.

The internet-famous baby giraffe, however, still does not have a name, according to Jordan Patch, the owner of Animal Adventure Park, who appeared live on " Good Morning America" today to ask for the public's help in naming the calf.

"We're actually going to have the world help us vote on that name," Patch said on "GMA." "Our naming contest is up now at nameaprilscalf.com where you can go in and make a monetary donation for the name of choice."

Patch announced a 10-day campaign in which fans can vote on a name for April's calf for a fee of $1 per vote with a minimum purchase of five votes. The money raised will be used for giraffe conservation efforts, the charity Ava's Little Heroes and also go toward supporting the Animal Adventure Park where April the giraffe and her calf reside.

"Now the neat thing about these funds that we're raising, they're going to be spread out for some great causes," he explained. "Number one is we're using a portion of them for giraffe conservation in the wild. This partnership along with our partnership with Toys 'R' Us is making some tangible results for that, and then also we're contributing to a foundation we started here in town to help sick children, called Ava's Little Heroes."

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The Animal Adventure Park's giraffe-cam has captivated nearly 300 million viewers since it launched in February, according to the park. April's nearly 16-month pregnancy culminated this Saturday, when she gave birth to her calf after being in labor for two hours. Her male calf weighs 129 pounds and stands at 5 feet, 9 inches tall.

Both mom and baby are doing "absolutely great," said Patch.

"Mom had a perfect delivery, perfect birthing," he added. "She's been a phenomenal mother thus far. Very protective and very encouraging of her calf. The baby is very outgoing. And Oliver [the dad], usually males have no part in the raising of the young, [but] he's actually been quite inquisitive and getting nose to nose with baby. It's creating some very cute moments."

Patch said the birth of the new calf is a "huge accomplishment" for Animal Adventure Park.

"We're a relatively young facility. So to have a giraffe calf in our fifth year of being open, that's a big accomplishment for us," he said. "But on a grander scale is that we've taken the conversation of the silent extinction of giraffes from a very small conversation to a worldwide conversation at dinner tables, coffee shops and classrooms."

ABC News' Morgan Winsor contributed to this report

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Man wanted in Cleveland, Ohio for shooting an old man on facebook live.

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Suspect Steve Stephens, 37, stands charged with Sunday's aggravated murder of 74-year-old Robert Godwin, and authorities say he could be in Pennsylvania, New York, Indiana or Michigan.

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A man who allegedly killed an elderly father after he had enjoyed an Easter meal with his children -- then posted a video of the killing on Facebook -- is now the subject of a manhunt spanning several Midwest and Northeast states, police said Monday.

Suspect Steve Stephens, 37, stands charged with Sunday's aggravated murder of 74-year-old Robert Godwin, and authorities say he could be in Pennsylvania, New York, Indiana or Michigan.

The suspect's mother told CNN that when she last saw Stephens on Saturday, he said it would be a miracle if she ever saw him again. They spoke the next day, she said, and he told her he was shooting people because he was angry with his girlfriend.

Stephens' cell phone last released a "ping," or a signal, in Erie, Pennsylvania, about 100 miles east of Cleveland, Pennsylvania authorities told CNN, but Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams told reporters Monday he couldn't speak to that. Stephens' last known location was the murder scene, he said.

Appearing alongside a US marshal and FBI agent, Williams said investigators have searched dozens of locations, "to no avail," and that one of his detectives had spoken to Stephens via cell phone after the murder. He did not elaborate on the call, other than to say the detective attempted to convince Stephens to surrender.

"We're still asking Steve to turn himself in, but if he doesn't, we'll find him," the chief said. "We're not going to stop until we find him."

He warned any of Stephens' friends or family members who might assist him while he's on the lam: "If you think you're helping Steve, you're really not. You're going to get yourself in trouble."

Stephens is a black male who is 6-foot-1 and weighs 244 pounds. He was last seen wearing a dark blue and gray or black striped polo shirt. He was driving a white Ford Fusion with temporary license plates, Cleveland police said.

"He is considered armed and dangerous, so we want people to be careful out there," Williams told reporters Sunday.
Horrific footage
The investigation and search for Stephens began Sunday after several people reported an alarming Facebook post, police union president Steve Loomis said

Stephens uploaded a video to his Facebook page showing a gun pointed at a man's head. Stephens fires the weapon. The victim recoils and falls to the ground.

The video was posted around 2 p.m. Sunday. Facebook later took it down, calling it prohibited "content."

"We work hard to keep a safe environment on Facebook and are in touch with law enforcement in emergencies when there are direct threats to physical safety," a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement.

Stephens claimed on Facebook that he committed multiple homicides, but police said they have no knowledge of other victims as of 9 a.m. ET Monday. He has many traffic violations but no criminal record, Williams said.

"Obviously, he's got deep, deep issues," the chief said.

As Cleveland police and the FBI were searching for Stephens on Sunday, more than 300 tips poured into the department, police said.

No confirmed sightings of Stephens were reported as the search moved into Monday.
'If you see me again, it'll be a miracle'
Stephens' mother, Maggie Green, told CNN that the oldest of her three children came by her house Saturday afternoon.

"He said this (was) the last time I was going to see him," recalled Green, 53.

Green, a former clerk at the Justice Center Complex in Cleveland who is now on disability, said the conversation confused her.

"If you see me again, it'll be a miracle," she quoted him as saying.

On Sunday, Green learned about the shooting when her youngest son told her about the video.

She was "just dumbfounded" and called Stephens. He told her he was "shooting people" because he was "mad with his girlfriend" of about three years, she said, explaining it was a brief phone call because her phone died.

Williams said police have spoken to the woman that Stephens was referencing and she is safe and cooperating with the probe.

Asked if she had any message to relay to her son, Green said: "I want him to call me."
Suspect was 'mad' at his girlfriend
Police have not talked about a possible motive in the shooting. Stephens and Godwin didn't know each other, authorities say.

"From what we can tell now, it's just a random person that he picked out. We don't know why," Chief Williams said.

Stephens is employed at Beech Brook, a behavioral health agency in northeastern Ohio that serves children, teenagers and families, according to a spokeswoman for the facility.

"We are shocked and horrified like everyone else," said Nancy Kortemeyer. "To think that one of our employees could do this is awful."

Kortemeyer could not provide Stephens' job title, nor could she say how long he'd worked at Beech Brook. Stephens' mother told CNN he was a social worker.

Beech Brook was closed Monday "for the safety of our employees," Kortemeyer said. "At this point, we'll just be closing today, but we'll take it day by day."
Victim was 'a good man'
Robert Godwin was walking on the sidewalk when he met Stephens.

He was on his way home from an Easter meal at his children's home when he was killed, CNN affiliate WOIO reported.

"He is a good guy. ... He'd give you the shirt off his back, and I'm not just saying that for these cameras," his son, Robert Godwin Jr., told WOIO.

"This man right here was a good man. I hate he's gone ... I don't know what I'm going to do. ... It's not real."

Williams told reporters that the victim's family has reported several bogus GoFundMe accounts and asked that people refrain from contributing to any of them until the Godwins send out official details.

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Manhunt Expands Outside Ohio for Suspect in Videotaped Fatal Shooting

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A man who allegedly killed an elderly father after he had enjoyed an Easter meal with his children -- then posted a video of the killing on Facebook -- is now the subject of a manhunt spanning several Midwest and Northeast states, police said Monday.

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The KC Royals are on a 4 game win streak. This now makes them 6-6 on the year.

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A small Swiss-registered plane has crashed near a Lidl supermarket in Tires, just west of the Portuguese capital Lisbon, killing five people.

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A small Swiss-registered plane has crashed near a Lidl supermarket in Tires, just west of the Portuguese capital Lisbon, killing five people.

Portuguese media say the victims were the pilot, three passengers and a lorry driver, whose vehicle was hit.

Three of the dead were French citizens and one Swiss, reports say. The plane had been en route to Marseille.

It crashed after take-off from a local airfield. The cause is not known. Tires is about 20km (12 miles) from Lisbon.

The crash site is a car park in a residential area between Lisbon and the upmarket resort of Cascais.

Dozens of firefighters are at the scene.

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Portugal plane crash: Five dead in Tires near Lisbon - BBC News

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A small Swiss-registered plane has crashed near a Lidl supermarket in Tires, just west of the Portuguese capital Lisbon, killing five people. Portuguese media say the victims were the pilot, three passengers and a lorry driver, whose vehicle was hit. Three of the dead were French citizens and one Swiss, reports say.

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man killed 15 people in Cleveland on Facebook live and hes still out there.

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Cleveland police were searching Sunday for a man who they said killed a person live on Facebook and bragged about having committed many other homicides.

The suspect, identified as Steve Stephens, is considered armed and dangerous, police said after the homicide in northeast Cleveland near the Lake Erie shore.

The man "broadcast the killing on Facebook Live and has claimed to have committed multiple other homicides which are yet to be verified," police said Sunday.

A series of posts Sunday on what authorities said was Stephens' Facebook page complained that he had "lost everything" to gambling. The posts named specific people whom the user wanted to talk to, and at one point he wrote "I killed 12 people today" and wouldn't stop until he could speak to his mother and a second woman.

Later, the user posted: "I killed 15 today because of [the second woman]." The user called it his "Easter day slaughter."

NBC News archived the posts before the account was removed. Police stressed that they hadn't confirmed the claims of more than one killing.

Stephens was described as black, 6 feet, 1 inch tall, weighing 244 pounds and bald with a full beard. He was last seen wearing a black or dark blue and gray striped polo shirt and was driving a white or cream sport utility vehicle, authorities said.

No other information was immediately available.

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Manhunt in Cleveland after killing broadcast on Facebook Live

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Cleveland police were searching Sunday for a man who they said killed a person live on Facebook and bragged about having committed many other homicides. The suspect, identified as Steve Stephens, is considered armed and dangerous, police said after the homicide in northeast Cleveland near the Lake Erie shore.

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Dr. Sanjay Gupta tells us how drinking alcohol in moderation can help you live to 100.

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man hugged his family and said, ‘I’ll see you next time,’ before being gunned down on Facebook video

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Mr. Kohl -  MOAB, the most powerful non-nuclear bomb ever used by the US in combat was dropped on an ISIS base in Afghanistan.A network of tunnels and caves was destroyed on Thursday evening local time, US officials said.

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Mr. Kohl -  MOAB, the most powerful non-nuclear bomb ever used by the US in combat was dropped on an ISIS base in Afghanistan.A network of tunnels and caves was destroyed on Thursday evening local time, US officials said.

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At least 90 militants from the Islamic State (IS) group were killed by a huge bomb dropped by the US in Afghanistan, a regional governor says.

The most powerful non-nuclear bomb ever used by the US in combat was dropped on an IS base in Nangarhar province.

A network of tunnels and caves was destroyed on Thursday evening local time, US officials said.

The death toll was confirmed to the BBC by Ismail Shinwary, the governor of Achin province within Nangarhar.

IS had earlier said it had not suffered any casualties in the blast.

No civilians were killed in the explosion, Mr Shinwary said. The Chief Executive of Afghanistan, Abdullah Abdullah, said the attack had been carried out in co-ordination with his government and "great care had been taken to avoid civilian harm".

However, one resident close to where the blast happened told the BBC some homes were destroyed. The explosion lit up the whole night sky, he said.

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Known as the "mother of all bombs", or MOAB, the device was dropped on Thursday evening by an MC-130 transport plane, falling in Nangarhar's Achin district.

It was the first time the bomb, one of only 15 ever built, had been used in combat.

When IS announced the establishment of its Khorasan branch - an old name for Afghanistan and surrounding areas - in January 2015, it was the first time the group had officially spread outside the Arab world.

"The enemy had created bunkers, tunnels and extensive mine fields, and this weapon was used to reduce those obstacles so that we could continue our offensive in southern Nangarhar," said Gen John Nicholson, the most senior US military commander in Afghanistan.

While the attack was supported by the Afghan government, former president Hamid Karzai said it represented an "inhuman and most brutal misuse of our country as testing ground for new and dangerous weapons".

Mr Shinwary had earlier confirmed to the BBC that Afghan special forces, with the help of American air support, had begun anti-IS operations in the area two weeks ago.

But reports say fighting has intensified in recent days. Last Saturday, an American special forces soldier was killed fighting militants.

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MOAB strike: 90 IS fighters killed in Afghanistan - BBC News

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At least 90 militants from the Islamic State (IS) group were killed by a huge bomb dropped by the US in Afghanistan, a regional governor says. The most powerful non-nuclear bomb ever used by the US in combat was dropped on an IS base in Nangarhar province.