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The 2019 NFL draft is over. While this means football fans now face the long lull between the draft and training camps, it also means anticipation of rookie-year impacts has begun.

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The 2019 NFL draft is over. While this means football fans now face the long lull between the draft and training camps, it also means anticipation of rookie-year impact has begun...

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A 25 year old Iowa woman was shot and killed while driving home from work.

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Texas high school sprinter blows past competition with incredible 100-meter dash with a time of 9.98 sec

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A Texas high school sprinter set an incredible mark at a 100-meter event Saturday.

Matthew Boling, of Jesuit College Prep in Houston, set a 9.98 mark at the Region III-6A track and field event. The 18-year-old posted a video of his sprint on Twitter and said "New PR and 100m high school record all conditions, 9.98." Other social media users immediately dubbed him "White Lightning."
TRIO OF DEER INVADE COLLEGE BASEBALL GAME, BRIEFLY STOP PLAY
Boling's mark was the fastest time by an American under 20 years old, according to Yahoo Australia. However, the mark wouldn't be considered a national record because he received a 4.2 mph tailwind.

Boling was already setting fast marks in March, according to KHOU-TV. He ran 10.22 seconds in a 100-meter dash and 20.58 seconds in a 200-meter dash.

The teen is set to attend the University of Georgia in the fall, according to CBS News.

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Texas high school sprinter blows past competition with incredible 100-meter dash

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A Texas high school sprinter set an incredible mark at a 100-meter event Saturday. Matthew Boling, of Jesuit College Prep in Houston, set a 9.98 mark at the Region III-6A track and field event. The 18-year-old posted a video of his sprint on Twitter and said "New PR and 100m high school record all conditions, 9.98."

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A man who was born deaf is now the owner of a sweet puppy who is also unable to hear.
Nick Abbott, 31, of Maine, adopted his dog Emerson through the foster-based rescue, NFR Maine.At 6 weeks old, Emerson was rescued from a shelter in Florida and later transferred up north.The black lab mix experienced seizures and an infection known as canine parvovirus.

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A man who was born deaf is now the owner of a sweet puppy who is also unable to hear.

Nick Abbott, 31, of Maine, adopted his dog Emerson through the foster-based rescue, NFR Maine.

At 6 weeks old, Emerson was rescued from a shelter in Florida and later transferred up north.The black lab mix experienced seizures and an infection known as canine parvovirus. He eventually pulled through and was put up for adoption, said Lindsay Powers of NFR Maine.

"Once we got him home from the vet's office from Florida, we realized he had hearing difficulties," Powers told "Good Morning America. "He doesn't let it bother him at all, though he's a typical puppy."

"He had such a rough start to life and he ended up with an absolute fairy tale ending," Powers added.

Powers said she's unsure if Emerson was born deaf or if he lost his hearing later on.

In March, Powers shared a Facebook post in hopes to find Emerson a forever home. Weeks later, NFR Maine received an application from Abbott.

"Right off the bat he said, 'I'm deaf also and I feel like we'd have a good connection,'" Powers recalled, adding that she processed the application within a day.

Abbott and Emerson soon met in person and hit it off. Richelle Abbott, Nick Abbott's mom, told "GMA" that her son and the pup were "meant for each other."

"It's amazing," she said of their relationship. "Whenever they're together, Emerson is always finding a way to lean on Nick."

Richelle Abbott, a mother of two, said Nick has been teaching Emerson sign language to sit, lay down and come.

"If Nick reaches up and shakes his ear lobe, Emerson will bark -- it's so cute," she added.

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Deaf man adopts deaf rescue puppy and teaches him sign language

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A man who was born deaf is now the owner of a sweet puppy who is also unable to hear. Nick Abbott, 31, of Maine, adopted his dog Emerson through the foster-based rescue, NFR Maine. At 6 weeks old, Emerson was rescued from a shelter in Florida and later transferred up north.The black lab mix experienced seizures and an infection known as canine parvovirus.

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Veteran RB Spencer Ware has signed a one year, $1.305 million deal with the Indianapolis Colts. Ware was drafted by the Seahawks in 2013, but then he was released in 2014 and was picked up by the Chiefs. He spent the next four years with the Chiefs. Now, he is with the Colts. The Colts didn't draft a RB in the draft.

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After bypassing the running back position during the draft, the Indianapolis Colts added a veteran presence.

The team announced it signed Spencer Ware Tuesday.

The 27-year-old running back spent the last four years in Kansas City after being a 2013 draft pick of the Seattle Seahawks. After being released in 2014, he landed in K.C. but didn't play the entire season.

After showing flashes as a backup in 2015, Ware burst out in 2016, compiling 1,368 scrimmage yards and five total touchdowns in 14 starts. Projected as the full-time starter in 2017, Ware suffered a preseason knee injury that wiped out his entire 2017 campaign. He started the 2018 season as a backup to Kareem Hunt, and was eventually passed up on the depth chart by Damien Williams after Hunt's release. He finished 2018 with just 51 carries for 246 rushing yards and two TDs.

In Indy, Ware joins a jumbled backfield led by Marlon Mack, Nyheim Hines, Jordan Wilkins and Jonathan Williams. Ware's best shot to carve out a role in Indy is as an early-down, between-the-tackles ball carrier.

In corresponding moves, the Colts waived safety Isaiah Johnson and defensive tackle De Shawn Williams, and released wide receiver James Wright.

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Colts sign Spencer Ware after passing on RBs in draft

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After bypassing the running back position during the draft, the Indianapolis Colts added a veteran presence. The team announced it signed Spencer Ware Tuesday. The 27-year-old running back spent the last four years in Kansas City after being a 2013 draft pick of the Seattle Seahawks.

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Venezuela on Tuesday was rocked by violent clashes between opposition protesters and security forces still loyal to Nicolas Maduro, the country's socialist president, in a dramatic escalation of the political crisis that has left the country teetering on the edge of violence for months.

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President Trump on Tuesday accused European nations of “refusing” to take back ISISprisoners who originally were from their countries, as he said decisions are “being made” as to what to do with the nearly 2,000 ISIS fighters captured in the final assault on their now-destroyed caliphate.  “We have 1,800 ISIS Prisoners taken hostage in our final battles to destroy 100% of the Caliphate in Syria. Decisions are now being made as to what to do with these dangerous prisoners,” Trump tweeted Tuesday.

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President Trump on Tuesday accused European nations of "refusing" to take back ISIS prisoners who originally were from their countries, as he said decisions are "being made" as to what to do with the nearly 2,000 ISIS fighters captured in the final assault on their now-destroyed caliphate.

"We have 1,800 ISIS Prisoners taken hostage in our final battles to destroy 100% of the Caliphate in Syria. Decisions are now being made as to what to do with these dangerous prisoners," Trump tweeted Tuesday.
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"European countries are not helping at all, even though this was very much done for their benefit. They are refusing to take back prisoners from their specific countries. Not good!" he said.

The president's tweets come amid a months-long effort to convince European countries to take back their citizens captured on the battlefield in the Middle East. The topic is a complicated one, as Islamic State prisoners held in Syria and Iraq are subject to the death penalty or torture if they remain in jail. The European Union, though, opposes the death penalty.

The president has been met with resistance from European nations, as they consider how to bring their citizens fighting in Syria home for trial.

In February, the president first asked Britain, France, Germany and other European allies to "take back over 800 ISIS fighters that we captured in Syria and put them on trial."

"The Caliphate is ready to fall. The alternative is not a good one in that we will be forced to release them," Trump warned earlier this year.

"The U.S. does not want to watch as these ISIS fighters permeate Europe, which is where they are expected to go. We do so much, and spend so much - Time for others to step up and do the job that they are so capable of doing. We are pulling back after 100% Caliphate victory!" he tweeted in February.

At the time, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said to CNBC that the return of potential terrorists to the EU would be "a challenge for all of us."

Meanwhile, on Tuesday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov blasted the EU and the U.S.

"Our western colleagues from Europe first of all and from other parts of the world do not want to take international terrorists and members of militias that were captured by Americans and Kurds at the east brink of the Euphrates," Lavrov said Tuesday according to Al Masdar News.

"Americans threaten that they will free them, and this would be an awful crime, I think. The Europeans refuse to take these criminals although they are citizens of European states. The last I heard is that they are trying to persuade the Iraqi authorities to take them. It is not funny," he added.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Trump accuses European nations of 'refusing' to take back ISIS prisoners from their countries

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President Trump on Tuesday accused European nations of "refusing" to take back ISIS prisoners who originally were from their countries, as he said decisions are "being made" as to what to do with the nearly 2,000 ISIS fighters captured in the final assault on their now-destroyed caliphate.

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Malaysia has destroyed nearly four tons of elephant tusks and ivory products estimated to be worth 13.26 million ringgit ($3.2 million) as part of its fight against the illegal ivory trade.

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Malaysia destroys 4 tons of ivory tusks, products

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Malaysia has destroyed nearly four tons of elephant tusks and ivory products estimated to be worth 13.26 million ringgit ($3.2 million) as part of its fight...

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A Texas high school sprinter set an incredible mark at a 100-meter event Saturday. Matthew Boling, of Jesuit College Prep in Houston, set a 9.98 mark at the Region III-6A track and field event. The 18-year-old posted a video of his sprint on Twitter and said “New PR and 100m high school record all conditions, 9.98.” Other social media users immediately dubbed him “White Lightning.”

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A Texas high school sprinter set an incredible mark at a 100-meter event Saturday.

Matthew Boling, of Jesuit College Prep in Houston, set a 9.98 mark at the Region III-6A track and field event. The 18-year-old posted a video of his sprint on Twitter and said "New PR and 100m high school record all conditions, 9.98." Other social media users immediately dubbed him "White Lightning."
TRIO OF DEER INVADE COLLEGE BASEBALL GAME, BRIEFLY STOP PLAY
Boling's mark was the fastest time by an American under 20 years old, according to Yahoo Australia. However, the mark wouldn't be considered a national record because he received a 4.2 mph tailwind.

Boling was already setting fast marks in March, according to KHOU-TV. He ran 10.22 seconds in a 100-meter dash and 20.58 seconds in a 200-meter dash.

The teen is set to attend the University of Georgia in the fall, according to CBS News.

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Texas high school sprinter blows past competition with incredible 100-meter dash

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A Texas high school sprinter set an incredible mark at a 100-meter event Saturday. Matthew Boling, of Jesuit College Prep in Houston, set a 9.98 mark at the Region III-6A track and field event. The 18-year-old posted a video of his sprint on Twitter and said "New PR and 100m high school record all conditions, 9.98."

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Scientists have discovered that ocean water warmed by the sun is melting part of the world's largest ice shelf 10 times faster than the overall average.

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world's largest ice shelf melting 10 times faster than the average - cnn

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World's largest ice shelf melting 10 times faster than the average

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Scientists have discovered that ocean water warmed by the sun is melting part of the world's largest ice shelf 10 times faster than the overall average.