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Brett Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court's newest justice, has authored his first majority opinion in an arbitration dispute case.

Kavanaugh, who replaced Justice Anthony Kennedy, was sworn in to the Supreme Court in October after a rancorous confirmation battle.

Typically, the newest justice's first ruling is on a lower-profile appeal. The case is Henry Schein, Inc. v. Archer and White Sales, Inc.

Kavanaugh's eight-page opinion Tuesday resolves a narrow question in a dispute between two businesses in a soured relationship involving dental equipment.
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The case involved whether the dispute would head to arbitration or a lawsuit, and who would decide which path.
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The court is not answering those questions, but it is rejecting a lower-court ruling in favor of a lawsuit. Kavanaugh says courts must stick to the text of the Federal Arbitration Act and "are not at liberty to rewrite the statute passed by Congress and signed by the President."

Kavanaugh's is the first opinion to be issued from the two-week session of the court that began in late October.
Fox News' Bill Mears and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Kavanaugh authors first majority opinion for Supreme Court

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Brett Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court's newest justice, has authored his first majority opinion in an arbitration dispute case. Kavanaugh, who replaced Justice Anthony Kennedy, was sworn in to the Supreme Court in October after a rancorous confirmation battle. Typically, the newest justice's first ruling is on a lower-profile appeal.

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China’s “Jack The Ripper” Gao Chengyong is seen to be executed Thursday. Gao was convicted for the death of 11 girls in 2016. This mans first murder was May 1988, and he didn’t stop until 2002 when later in the years Gao’s uncle was arrested. After doing some DNA test the police realized that somebody that he’s related to is linked to these crimes. It’s not clear how the execution was carried out, but death sentences in China are mostly carried out by lethal injection or a firing squad.

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A Chinese serial killer convicted of murdering 11 girls and women between 1988 and 2002 has been executed.

Gao Chengyong, dubbed "Jack the Ripper" by Chinese media, followed his victims home before robbing, raping and murdering them. He cut their throats and mutilated their bodies.

Gao, a married father of two, was arrested in 2016 at the grocery store he ran in Baiyin, Gansu province.

Police managed to trace the 53-year-old through a series of DNA tests.

A DNA breakthrough

Gao's first murder was in May 1988, the year his son was born.

A 23-year-old woman was found in Baiyin with 26 stab wounds to her body.

Subsequent murders followed a similar pattern, with the killer often targeting young women who lived alone.

Gao also cut off parts of his victim's reproductive organs, according to the Beijing Youth Daily. His youngest victim was eight years old.

Women in Baiyin would not walk alone in the streets without being accompanied by male relatives or friends after the spate of attacks.

The killings stopped in 2002 but it was only years later that a breakthrough came, when Gao's uncle was arrested for a minor crime.

He gave a DNA sample which police then linked to the crimes, determining they must have been committed by a relative - which was later confirmed to be Gao.

He was sentenced to death last year. The court in Baiyin called his actions "despicable".

His execution on Thursday was announced on the court's Weibo account.

It is not clear how the execution was carried out, though death sentences in China are mostly carried out by lethal injection or a firing squad.

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A Chinese serial killer convicted of murdering 11 girls and women between 1988 and 2002 has been executed. Gao Chengyong, dubbed "Jack the Ripper" by Chinese media, followed his victims home before robbing, raping and murdering them. He cut their throats and mutilated their bodies.

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A 49-year-old man injured 20 children with a hammer Tuesday inside a primary school in China's capital, officials said.

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Derrick Rose apologizes to his doubters for saying "Kill yourselves"

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Trump could raid the Pentagon to pay for the border wall

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How Trump could raid the Pentagon to pay for the border wall

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More than two weeks into the government shutdown, President Donald Trump is considering declaring a national emergency along the southern border as a way to pay for his border wall.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown was supposed to make the Pro Bowl this year, but he got injured and will have to miss it. Pittsburgh's other star receiver, JuJu Smith-Schuster, will be Brown's replacement.

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Antonio Brown is being replaced by JuJu Smith-Schuster ... in the Pro Bowl.

The Steelers wide receivers are swapping spots in this month's all-star game, the team announced. A first alternate, Smith-Schuster was named to the Pro Bowl as a replacement for Brown, who will miss the game with an "injury."

JuJu's addition to the Pro Bowl roster comes after one of the most tumultuous weeks in recent Steelers history, one that involved both wide receivers.

After Pittsburgh's season ended following a win over Cincinnati, it emerged that Brown, who did not play with a supposed knee injury, didn't attend the team's Saturday walk-through and then left the game Sunday at halftime.

This followed a week when the Steelers voted Smith-Schuster, not Brown, the team's MVP, and then Brown and quarterback Ben Roethlisberger had a "disagreement" in practice.

Brown has not spoken with his teammates or coach Mike Tomlin since being deactivated for the Week 17 win.

The dramatic episode has prompted the Steelers to consider trading the four-time All-Pro Brown.

Brown led the team with 15 receiving touchdowns and 168 targets, while Smith-Schuster paced the Steelers with 111 receptions and 1,426 receiving yards.

The Pro Bowl will be held on Jan. 27 at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Fla.
Here are the other Pro Bowl replacements:
" Buccaneers WR Mike Evans replaced Falcons WR Julio Jones (injury)

" Bills DT Kyle Williams replaced Titans DT Jurrell Casey (knee)

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JuJu named Pro Bowl replacement for Antonio Brown

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Antonio Brown is being replaced by JuJu Smith-Schuster ... in the Pro Bowl. The Steelers wide receivers are swapping spots in this month's all-star game, the team announced. A first alternate, Smith-Schuster was named to the Pro Bowl as a replacement for Brown, who will miss the game with an "injury."

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Amazon is now the most valuable company on the planet. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has been the wealthiest person on the planet for more than a year. Now, Amazon is the most valuable company in the world.

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Fight at club led to 'mistaken identity' shooting of Jazmine Barnes

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Alabama got clapped by Clemson last night the score was 44-16 Clemson . Clemson's 2nd college football championship.

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Amazingly, for the second-straight year, freshmen stole the headlines in the College Football Playoff title game, but a handful of future 2019 NFL Draft picks made an impact on Clemson's convincing over Alabama.

No one went from undrafted free-agent to second-rounder or vice versa.

However, in a contest of that magnitude, with droves of NFL talent on the field, scouts will spend extra time on the individual performances in the national title game, and yes, draft stocks were impacted. Let's examine which prospects boosted their stock, and whose stock took a hit.

Clemson

Stock Up
Christian Wilkins, DL
Wilkins was the best defensive player on the field in a game loaded with early-round prospects. And while he'd played much better in 2018 than 2017 heading into this game, the senior saved his finest outing for the grandest stage. He finished with four tackles, a half sack, and a tackle for loss, but especially in the second half, he got consistent pressure on Tua Tagovailoa and was a monster against the run. As usual, he scraped well down the line of scrimmage on run plays away from him, got off blocks quickly, and his athleticism helped him get into the backfield in a hurry. The senior is an older prospect but is as well-rounded as they come at the position.
Clelin Ferrell, EDGE
Ferrell didn't dominate his heavyweight battle against Alabama's brick-wall of a left tackle Jonah Williams, but he undoubtedly punctured holes in that wall throughout the game. Ferrell's length, twitchiness, and especially his athletic fluidity on inside moves and stunts stood out and led to disruptive plays. At 6-5 and 260 pounds, Ferrell is a freaky specimen, and his long arms gave the entire Alabama offensive line issues all night. He had four tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss. The ACC Defensive Player of the Year needed a big performance to stay in contention to be the second edge-rusher off the board after Nick Bosa, and he did just that. Oh, and Ferrell doesn't turn 22 until May.
Trayvon Mullen, CB
Mullen had a pick and sack against the Crimson Tide, and he made a big tackle early in the second half in the red zone on a crossing route. The 6-2, 190-pounder stayed in the hip pocket of Alabama's young but talented receivers, particularly after halftime. The interception was Mullen's first of the season. While he doesn't have loads of production, with just six pass breakups over the last two years before this game, after his strong showing against one of the most explosive passing attacks in the country, with an impressive performance at the combine, Mullen could be on the first-round radar.

Stock Down

It was really difficult to find a Clemson prospect who hurt himself draft-wise in the throttling of Alabama.

Alabama

Stock Up
Irv Smith Jr., TE
Smith had three receptions in the first quarter, two of which showcased his smooth athleticism before and after the catch. The 6-4, 241-pounder had his last snag of the game on the first drive of the third quarter on a bootleg, and he was able to smoothly cut back against the grain while making a defender miss to get extra yardage. For an outing with just 43 receiving yards, Smith boosted his stock a bit and is a key member of what's become a strong tight end class.
Quinnen Williams, DT
Against Clemson, Williams didn't have a vintage performance -- based on what he showed this season -- but he was the most disruptive Alabama defender on the field in the blowout loss. He was exceptionally quick off the ball, flashed his swim move, and pressured Trevor Lawrence, mostly early in the game. And, he faced a ton of double teams. No, Williams' stock couldn't improve much after a remarkable season. He did help himself though -- albeit slightly -- against Clemson.

Stock Down
Raekwon Davis, DL
Davis was invisible in the title game, against a Clemson offensive without a top draft prospect. The tall interior defensive lineman played high and was erased as a pass-rusher, unable to generate consistent push on the inside. And he was a non-factor in the Crimson Tide's run-stopping efforts, often getting washed down the line of scrimmage. For a 6-6ish, 317-pound prospect, Davis must be very active and powerful with his hands to keep blockers off his frame. He wasn't against Clemson.
Ross Pierschbacher, C
Pierschbacher put a handful of quality run-blocking reps on tape against Clemson, but his lack of athleticism and power were evident for a large portion of the evening against Wilkins and Co. For a pivot who has relied on his linear movement ability, technique, and anchoring skills, Pierschbacher's stock dipped in the national title game defeat.
Isaiah Buggs, EDGE
The 6-5, 286-pound defensive end was not able to utilize his power to his advantage against either Clemson offensive tackle with any regularity, and at times, he failed to set a sturdy edge against the run. Buggs wasn't considered a top-tier prospect before the national championship, but he hurt his stock because of his stiffness and lack of explosion.

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National championship: Christian Wilkins and other prospects whose draft stock changed in Alabama-Clemson title game

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Amazingly, for the second-straight year, freshmen stole the headlines in the College Football Playoff title game, but a handful of future 2019 NFL Draft picks made an impact on Clemson's convincing over Alabama. No one went from undrafted free-agent to second-rounder or vice versa.

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Woman at the Fort Lauderdale Airport recorded screaming at JetBlue employee after denied boarding for beign drunk

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A woman was arrested at the Fort-Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Sunday after screaming at and threatening a JetBlue crew member at the gate.

Video of the incident went viral on Instagram after being shared by Dre London, who was at the airport during the time of the arrest.
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The unnamed passenger is standing at a JetBlue counter near the gate, shouting and jumping up and down as she verbally assaults the employee.

"Who does that to a woman like me? Get me out of this f----d up place, you rapist. Get me out of here, get me out of here," she yells.
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She also screams that she has a gun and is homeless. Moments later, she grabs her bag and walks off.
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In a second video, the woman is seen sitting on the ground being detained by several law enforcement officials.

A spokesperson for JetBlue told Fox News the woman was denied boarding from her flight for being drunk.
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"On January 6, crewmembers at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport requested assistance from local law enforcement was requested after a customer was denied boarding for indications of intoxication and became disruptive," the spokesperson said.

The airport did not return Fox News' request for comment.

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Woman at Fort Lauderdale Airport recorded screaming at JetBlue employee, calling him a 'rapist' and claiming to have gun

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A woman was arrested at the Fort-Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Sunday after screaming at and threatening a JetBlue crew member at the gate. Video of the incident went viral on Instagram after being shared by Dre London, who was at the airport during the time of the arrest.

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A 12-year-old girl and her 14-year-old sister murdered their mom after she punished them for trying to run her over with the family car, according to reports.
Erica Hall, 32, of Magnolia, Miss., is believed to have punished the girls by taking away their cellphones

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A 12-year-old girl and her 14-year-old sister murdered their mom after she punished them for trying to run her over with the family car, according to reports.

Erica Hall, 32, of Magnolia, Miss., is believed to have punished the girls by taking away their cellphones, WAPT-TV reported.

The girls are believed to have retaliated Friday night around 11:30 p.m. with a bullet to the chest and a knife in the back.
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"She was stabbed in the back. The knife was still in her back," the victim's aunt Robin Coney told WLBT-TV. She died Saturday.

"The girls, when I drove up, they were like 'Tee Tee we didn't do this,'" she said. "And I was like 'OK, if y'all didn't do it, where were y'all when the people that was doing it did it?'"

Hall staggered outside after being shot and stabbed and was found by her sister, according to the station. The sister went to the home after the girls went to the homes of neighbors asking for a ride to McComb because their "grandmother" had just died.

WAPT reported that the girls moved their mother to the other side of the car so that anybody driving by wouldn't see her.

Paramedics tried to revive her, the McComb Enterprise Journal reported.
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Pike County deputies heard the girls attempted to mow down their mother earlier in the week, according to the paper.

"With something like that, she should have made charges and had them arrested then," Sheriff Kenny Cotton told the paper.

Cotton identified the older girl as Amariyona Hall. He said she was being charged as an adult. Her bond was set at $150,000 after being booked into the Pike County jail.

The younger girl is being treated as a juvenile.
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"I can't imagine what's going on inside their minds to process that," Cotton said. "A mom is a mom no matter what."

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Girls, 12 and 14, accused of murdering mom after being punished for trying to mow her down

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A 12-year-old girl and her 14-year-old sister murdered their mom after she punished them for trying to run her over with the family car, according to reports. Erica Hall, 32, of Magnolia, Miss., is believed to have punished the girls by taking away their cellphones, WAPT-TV reported.

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A seven-year-old boy found dead in Denver just before Christmas was encased in concrete, according to reports.

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A seven-year-old boy found dead in Denver just before Christmas was encased in concrete, according to reports.

Law enforcement sources told Fox 31 Denver that burying Caden McWilliams in concrete "appeared to be an attempt to hide evidence."

Caden was found inside a storage unit Dec. 23.
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His mother Elisha Pankey, 43, was formally charged Monday with child abuse resulting in death and abuse of a corpse, the station reported Monday.

The boy's body was found a day after police arrested Pankey on a heroin possession charge, the Denver Post reported Monday.
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On Dec. 21 her husband was charged with assaulting her 13 months ago, according to the paper. Prosecutors said Leland Pankey, 39, choked her after accusing of spying on him with electronic devices.

Police believe Caden was killed in May, the paper reported.
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"Thanks to the tenacious work by both the Aurora and Denver police departments, we now know that young Caden was not only missing for several months, he was no longer alive. This is a terrible tragedy for the community," Denver District Attorney Beth McCann said, according to the Post. "While this case will take time to resolve, it will take even longer for our community to learn and heal."

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Boy, 7, found dead inside Denver storage unit had been buried in concrete

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A seven-year-old boy found dead in Denver just before Christmas was encased in concrete, according to reports. Law enforcement sources told Fox 31 Denver that burying Caden McWilliams in concrete "appeared to be an attempt to hide evidence." Caden was found inside a storage unit Dec. 23.

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The French-Vietnamese restaurant, which is scheduled to open on March 1, is accusing city council members in the town of Keene, N.H., of “spreading a false narrative” after asking the owner to remove a temporary sign displaying the name.

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Pho Keene Great isn't going down without a phight.

The French-Vietnamese restaurant, which is scheduled to open on March 1, is accusing city council members in the town of Keene, N.H., of "spreading a false narrative" after asking the owner to remove a temporary sign displaying the name.

Pho Keene Great had originally removed the sign in late December at the request of City Manager Elizabeth Dragon, who told restaurant owner Isabelle Jolie that the establishment hadn't gotten the correct permit to post it. Pho Keene Great also claims Dragon found the name of the restaurant - which is a play on the word pho (pronounced "fuh") and the name of the town (Keene) - offensive, leading to complaints from Keene residents.

In a Sunday post on Facebook, Pho Keene Great says city officials are also accusing the restaurant of violating a lease with the city - the eatery will be housed in the same building as Keane city hall, according to New Hampshire Public Radio - and suggesting that Pho Keene Great had considered using another name altogether at the time the contract was signed.

"Keene City councilor, Randy Filiault, is creating and spreading a false narrative," reads a statement posted by Pho Keene Great's team to Facebook on Sunday. "In his statement... he indicates that our lease agreement was conditional and 'one of the conditions was that a different name would be used.'"
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Pho Keene Great instead claims they had never offered to use another name, and furthermore, that the name was on the paperwork that the city and state approved as of April.

"We have reviewed our contract and studied the sign ordinance regarding temporary signs and do not believe we violated ordinance or the contract," the restaurant wrote. "As for the permanent sign, which we have never placed on the building, inside or outside, the permit submission is pending resolve of this controversy."

In a statement to Fox News, however, Dragon claims Jolie had not yet received a permit to put outward facing signs on the restaurant, something that Dragon claims Jolie and her lawyer agreed to long ago. Dragon further says Jolie negotiated "under her food truck name - Bon Vivant Gourmet Street Food," and "entered the lease as Pho Keene Great, LLC."

"Lots of businesses own LLC's which aren't necessarily the same of name of the restaurant, store, apartment building, etc.," said Dragon.

Dragon alleged that Jolie is also postponing a meeting with city management, despite the restaurant's claims to the contrary in Pho Keene Great's latest Facebook post.
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Prior to Sunday post, Pho Keene Great had also been polling social media users, asking if they think the name of the restaurant is offensive.

A representative for Pho Keene Great was not immediately available to comment.

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Pho restaurant with 'offensive' sign claims city officials signed off on pun-filled name months ago

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Pho Keene Great isn't going down without a phight. The French-Vietnamese restaurant, which is scheduled to open on March 1, is accusing city council members in the town of Keene, N.H., of "spreading a false narrative" after asking the owner to remove a temporary sign displaying the name.

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A penny that a Massachusetts teenager found in his change from lunch money could be worth as much as $1.65 million (£1.3 million) when it is auctioned off. The 1943 Lincoln penny is made up of copper and has been described as the "most famous" coin made in error, according to Heritage Auctions, which is auctioning off the coin. Only 20 were ever made and for years the U.S. government denied its existence

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'Holy grail' found: Rare penny might be worth $1.7M after it was found in boy's lunch money

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A penny that a Massachusetts teenager found in his change from lunch money could be worth as much as $1.65 million (£1.3 million) when it is auctioned off.

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Police have made an arrest in connection with a deadly weekend shooting at a California bowling alley

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Arrest made in deadly California bowling alley shooting, police say

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An arrest has been made in the bowling alley shooting where three men were killed and four people were injured late Friday at the Gable House Bowl in Torrance, California.

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Police have arrested a middle school student who allegedly planned to carry out mass shootings at schools in Northern California.

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Police have arrested a middle school student who allegedly planned to carry out mass shootings at schools in Northern California.

The Napa Police Department disclosed the arrest in a statement on Monday, saying it had thwarted potential shootings at River Middle School and Vintage High School in Napa, California, during winter break earlier this month.

Police opened an investigation on Dec. 31, when a student at River Middle School told authorities that a 14-year-old classmate had been planning an attack, the department said in a statement.

The student gave police evidence about the alleged plot and police arrested the suspect on Jan. 2, after executing search warrants at two homes in Napa, where officers found "further evidence related to the planning and research of a mass shooting incident," according to the statement.

"When the victim told the student they were going to report this to police and parents, the suspect student threatened to kill the victim," the department said. "The victim was able to provide evidence related to the threats against NVUSD [Napa Valley Unified School District] students as well as the specific threats against the victim."

The suspect, whose identity was withheld, was still in custody as of Monday, police said.

The department said it interviewed several students as a part of its ongoing investigation. It also praised the student who came forward for averting a potential tragedy.

"We want to praise the victim for coming forward and talking to their parents and the police," the department said. "We believe based on the information collected at this point, this was possibly a tragedy averted and are thankful for the information provided to us."

Police did not say if the suspect would face criminal charges.

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Student arrested for allegedly planning mass shootings at California schools

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Police have arrested a middle school student who allegedly planned to carry out mass shootings at schools in Northern California. The Napa Police Department disclosed the arrest in a statement on Monday, saying it had thwarted potential shootings at River Middle School and Vintage High School in Napa, California, during winter break earlier this month.

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And now, there's more to celebrate with the creation of a new black sand beach at Isaac Kepoʻokalani Hale Beach Park, thanks to Kilauea.

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When Kilauea Volcano erupted in May 2018, it devastated a large part of Hawaii's largest island, which is known as the island of Hawaii.

Houses were destroyed. Businesses were left shattered. Millions of dollars of tourism money - approximately $480 million - was lost as a result of the destructive eruption.

The island of Hawaii has officially bounced back, however, with new openings and resuscitated businesses across the island. It even made it onto CNN Travel's 19 Places to visit in 2019 list.

And now, there's more to celebrate with the creation of a new black sand beach at Isaac Kepoʻokalani Hale Beach Park, thanks to Kilauea.

Although there are other black sand beaches on the island, the Hawaii Visitors Bureau's Ross Birch says he's hopeful about what he calls a "silver lining."

"We hope our community and visitors can make new memories with loved ones at this special place, and always remember the island of Hawaii's unique ability to be ever-evolving,"says Birch, the bureau's executive director.

While visitors are allowed to visit the new black beach, they are instructed to use caution. A lifeguard is on duty, but swimming isn't advised due to strong currents and a dangerous shore break, according to the county of Hawaii's Department of Parks and Recreation.

There's also no drinking water available within the park because of lava damage in the area's water lines. If you do go, you'll want to bring plenty of hydration during Isaac Hale's opening hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The park does officially close at 6 p.m. for now, and camping isn't permitted.

Although four natural ocean thermal ponds were created in addition to the black, lava rock sand, they aren't yet ready for waders as they haven't been disinfected.

For now, visitors would do well to bask in the beauty of the new black sand, taking some consolation in Kilauea not being all bad. Of course, pictures and Instagram posting of Pohoiki Beach are fully allowed.

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Island of Hawaii's newest black sand beach formed by lava

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When Kilauea Volcano erupted in May 2018, it devastated a large part of Hawaii's largest island, which is known as the island of Hawaii. Houses were destroyed. Businesses were left shattered. Millions of dollars of tourism money - approximately $480 million - was lost as a result of the destructive eruption.

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A man was found dead at the home of prominent Democratic donor Edward Buck in West Hollywood early Monday morning. It's the second death of an adult male at Buck's home in the last couple years.

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A man was found dead at Democratic donor Edward Buck's home. It's not the first time.

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A man was found dead at the home of prominent Democratic donor Edward Buck in West Hollywood early Monday morning, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said.

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Inmates rushed to the aid of a North Carolina officer after seeing him collapse on the road. Despite their efforts, the officer died in the hospital a few hours later. Authorities are shocked by the kind and caring actions of these inmates, when they could have made a run for their freedom.

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Inmates rushed to aid the North Carolina officer overseeing them pick up trash when he collapsed on a road. Despite their efforts to call 911 and look after him, officer James Smith died at the hospital.

Chief Deputy Larry Guyton of the Bladen County Sheriff's Office said "it means a lot to law enforcement" that the inmates stayed at Smith's side and rushed to get him help.

Smith, a roadside supervisor with the Bladen County Sheriff's Office, suffered a stroke while working with three inmates along a road in Elizabethtown on Wednesday, the sheriff's office said.

The inmates "noticed that he started weaving and stumbling" and helped him to the ground, Guyton told ABC News on Monday.

The inmates used Smith's phone to dial 911 and flagged down a driver and asked him to call for help, too, Guyton said.

The three inmates "stood by and stayed with him until EMS and law enforcement arrived," Guyton said.

Smith, 62, died in the hospital Sunday morning, he said.

Smith worked with the Bladen County Sheriff's Office in 2002 and 2003 before heading to the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office where he spent 15 years, Guyton said. Smith returned to the Bladen County Sheriff's Office in 2018 to work part-time, he said.

Smith was not only "well thought of by everyone here," but also "liked by the inmates," Guyton said.

"They respected him, he treated them well. And it was obvious that their respect for him and concern for him was one of the main reasons they stayed and watched over him until help could arrive," Guyton said, praising Smith and the inmates.

"In this day and time, we're not the most popular people in the world," Guyton said of law enforcement, "and it's nice to know that there are people that still care. It doesn't matter that they were inmates or not, they were men and human beings, and they reached out to help someone in need."

The inmates are part of the sheriff's office's roadside trash pickup program through North Carolina's misdemeanor confinement program, Guyton said.

"The state contracts with local jails to house misdemeanor inmates, and we pull from them, give them an opportunity to work outside the facility. The trade-off is for every 30 days they work, they get four days off their sentence," he explained.

"Just because they end up in jail for a crime, it doesn't mean they're bad people," he added. "We all make mistakes and these men are readily paying for their mistakes, and they're trying to improve themselves."

Smith will be laid to rest on Friday, said Guyton.

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Inmates call 911 when officer collapses on road: 'They stood by and stayed with him'

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Alabama got blew out by Clemson 44-16 and won the championship

Clemson is the highest ranked team

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College Football Brad Shepard @@Brad_Shepard Featured Columnist

It was dubbed as a heavyweight battle, but by the end of the night, Clemson was the only one throwing haymakers.

Maybe it wasn't quite a first-round knockout, but the Tigers certainly put a beating on the top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide, who weren't used to getting beat at all, much less like they did in a historic 44-16 pummeling.

"There ain't ever been a 15-0 team, and I know we're not supposed to be here. We're just little ol' Clemson, and I'm not supposed to be here. But we are, and I am!" Clemson coach Dabo Swinney told ESPN's Tom Rinaldi on the ESPN broadcast after the game. "How 'bout them Tigers, man? We beat Notre Dame and Alabama, we left no doubt, and we walk off this field tonight as the first 15-0 team in college football history."

These were easily the two best teams in the nation, and they came out swinging. Unfortunately for the defending national champions, the young Tigers were simply better all over the field. Clemson's offense was clicking all night, and the defense joined the party in the second half.

All that ended up culminating in the lopsided final tally. It was a stunning outcome.

Alabama-Clemson IV was an orange attack, and the win evens Clemson's senior class with Alabama's in victories (55) and national titles (two).

As always, though there can only be one true winner and loser, there were a lot of games within the game, and that's why we're here. Let's examine the outcome by looking at the things that went right and those that went woefully wrong in the national championship game.

When Nick Saban talks, we all bend an ear to listen. It's easy to believe the godfather of college football, a living legend who may go down as the greatest to ever coach the game.

So, when he told ESPN's Maria Taylor at halftime in regards to Clemson, "defensively, we're going to have to play a lot better than what we're playing. They're doing some copycat stuff that other people have done against us that we haven't practiced against, so we'll get it fixed at halftime," we believed him.

Was it a dig calling the Tigers' offensive success "copycat" plays? It sounded like it. But the bottom line is all those plays worked, and they just kept coming in a tidal wave in the second half.

When the carnage cleared in a 44-16 loss, it was domination all over the field and a coaching mismatch. If you were stunned by that, join the club. Nothing Alabama called seemed to work, and for every punch the Crimson Tide threw, Clemson returned a combo.

Trick play on special teams? Clemson snuffed it out and made it look bad.

Fourth-down calls and key plays? Veteran coordinator Brent Venables pieced together a memorable performance, as his defense allowed 443 yards but just 16 points.

How about all those Clemson third-down conversions (10-of-15) and clutch downfield plays? The Tigers made big play after big play regardless of distance on the money play each drive. Lawrence sustained drives and often broke off big plays at key moments.

From downfield strikes to the beautiful shovel pass at the goal line to Travis Etienne, it was a showcase game for all of Clemson's coaches.

Maybe it'll be a performance for others to copycat down the road.

Everybody wants to talk about Oklahoma's offense, and Alabama has drawn a lot of well-deserved headlines for all it accomplished on that side of the ball, too, as the Crimson Tide playmakers helped carry a young defense to the national championship game.

But it's time to acknowledge the Clemson Tigers may have the most talented offensive players in the country.

You have to give a ton of credit to quarterback Trevor Lawrence, but when you have magnificent players surrounding you, it's not quite as hard to look as good as Lawrence did as a first-year player.

There was Justyn Ross-the top-ranked player in the state of Alabama as a high school senior last year, per 247Sports' composite ratings -eviscerating Alabama's defensive backs to the tune of six catches for 153 yards and a touchdown.

Ross showed his strength at the line of scrimmage, his speed in the open field and his athleticism with one-handed grabs.

Then Tee Higgins wasn't to be denied, as he had a lunging scoring grab over the middle to cap a night in which he finished with three catches for 81 yards and a score.

It's easy to forget just how impressive sophomore running back Travis Etienne is, but he quietly had a pair of rushing touchdowns and a receiving score in the title game. He was the fastest player on the field at times, gaining the edge and hitting the hole in a flash play after play.

You forget about steady senior Hunter Renfrow, who's killed Alabama before and can crush you on third downs. Tavien Feaster spells Etienne and shows he could start for a lot of teams in the country, too.

Then there was the offensive line, who kept Alabama's massive defenders off Lawrence, giving him time to step up in the pocket and find all these sleek, shiny weapons all over the field and torch Alabama in a way that hasn't been done much at all in Nick Saban's tenure.

It was a thing of beauty for Clemson fans, and the best thing is most of these guys are back, too.

As Dabo Swinney said after the game while accepting the national championship trophy, "Alabama is Alabama." The name has become synonymous with championships.

But he also said he thought coming in that Clemson was the better team. That much wound up being obvious in a laugher of a game.

Considering Alabama had the opportunity to win its sixth national title in the past decade under Nick Saban, Clemson delivered a gut-punch to the dynasty.

Entering this game and with Alabama well on its way to yet another top-ranked recruiting class, it felt like the Crimson Tide were approaching invincibility. The machine just keeps on churning.

Clemson stopped that though, perhaps giving the rest of college football hope that it isn't just Alabama lapping the pack by itself. The Tide have company at the top.

If you think the Tigers are going away with Trevor Lawrence, Tee Higgins, Justyn Ross, Travis Etienne and plenty of other mega-playmakers rotating in waves over the next few years, think again. One has to wonder if anybody can topple the Tigers.

Clemson's win Monday night was a win for college football, which, for better or worse, was suffering from Alabama fatigue. By this point, we all just expect the Crimson Tide to be playing for the national championship, putting double-digit players on All-America teams and into the NFL.

But the Tigers have become a factory, too.

Is this parity? Or is this just the two best teams in college football playing Round 4 of a rivalry that's destined to shape the sport's landscape over at least the next half-decade? Will Georgia or Ohio State be able to approach this level consistently? Are Oklahoma, Notre Dame, or perhaps another team on the cusp?

Or is this going to become the Celtics-Lakers of the 1980s NBA?

It's a win for college football that Alabama can be stopped, but now who's going to stop Clemson? The only answer, at least for the foreseeable future, is the Crimson Tide. So, get used to this.

It was almost like Kirby Smart sneaked back into an Alabama visor.

The Georgia head football coach and former Crimson Tide defensive coordinator caught a lot of flak from a 4th-and-11 fake punt call from the 50-yard line with just over three minutes remaining in the game that led to Justin Fields getting smothered by Alabama defenders and leading to the go-ahead score in a 35-28 UA win on Dec. 1.

Alabama made its own baffling blunder of a special teams fiasco in the national championship game.

Already trailing 31-16 and needing points, the Tide lined up for what would be a 38-yard field goal by Joseph Bulovas. Instead, Alabama must have seen a look it liked, because holder Mac Jones took the snap and tried to run up the middle for the six yards needed for a first down.

Cue the circus music.

It was a poorly designed play with Bulovas blocking. Clemson tackle Nyles Pinckney wasn't having any of it. He grabbed Jones, who isn't fleet of foot, and slung him down well shy of the first down.

One can certainly understand Nick Saban's lack of belief in Bulovas' ability to make the mid-range field goal. He had already missed an extra point, after all.

But the Tigers weren't fooled. If anything, Bama would want Jones, who is a pass-first quarterback, throwing the football to try to pick up the necessary yardage. Instead, he ran into a line full of 300-pounders.

Clemson took the ball and quickly capitalized on the turnover with a 74-yard scoring strike to Justyn Ross to take full control of the game 37-16. It wasn't the reason Alabama lost the game, but on a night when Clemson's coaches held the full advantage, they snuffed this one out.
Unless otherwise noted, stats courtesy ofSports Referenceand CFBStats.com. All recruiting information is from247Sports, and rankings are from 247Sports' composite. Brad Shepard covers college football for Bleacher Report. You can follow him on Twitter,@Brad_Shepard.

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Biggest Winners and Losers of the 2019 CFP National Championship Game

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College Football Brad Shepard @@Brad_Shepard Twitter Logo Featured Columnist It was dubbed as a heavyweight battle, but by the end of the night, Clemson was the only one throwing haymakers. Maybe it wasn't quite a first-round knockout, but the Tigers certainly put a beating on the top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide, who weren't used to getting beat at all, much less like they did in a historic 44-16 pummeling.