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A 2-year-old boy is fighting for his life after he was shot while in a car with his mother at a Houston park, according to Houston Police Executive Assistant Chief Troy Finner.

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Rapper Nipsey Hussle dead after a shooting near his LA clothing store

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Duke lost to Michigan State by 1 point.

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Tom Brady announces he's 'retiring,'

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Tom Brady announces he's 'retiring,' but there's a catch

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Six-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback Tom Brady joined Twitter on Monday and announced he's "retiring" from football.

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Andy Reid won’t say what Chiefs will do if Tyreek Hill is charged with a crime

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PHOENIX - Kansas City Chiefs officials have begun discussions about what the team's response would be if standout wide receiver Tyreek Hill is charged with a crime related to the investigations of possible battery of a child at his home, Coach Andy Reid said Tuesday.

But Reid declined to specify whether the Chiefs would release Hill if he's charged with a crime or found guilty of child abuse.

"We've talked," Reid said at the coaches' breakfast with media members at the NFL's annual league meeting. "But I'm not going to go into that. We've talked about things. But there's nothing more really to report than what we talked about before, the statement we put out. We had the initial talk. But there's nothing that's followed up on that."

Pressed on whether he's prepared to say what the Chiefs would do if Hill is charged or convicted of a crime, Reid said: "No. We'll let it" play out.
[Chiefs' Tyreek Hill reportedly involved in investigation of alleged battery]
Reid said he had not spoken to Hill since reports surfaced of the investigations.

"I have not, no," Reid said. "Our counsel has told us not to do that. So I have not been in contact with him. I really don't even have a further statement from what we put out. Really, nothing's happened there. There's no news there."

According to multiple media reports, police in Overland Park, Kan., were called twice this month to Hill's home, the first time to investigate a report of child abuse or neglect and the second time regarding an alleged battery incident with a juvenile as the victim. The victim reportedly is the 3-year-old son that Hill has with his fiancee.

Hill's name reportedly was listed on the report of the earlier incident. That report was closed when prosecution was declined, according to authorities. Hill's name reportedly was not listed on the report of the later incident, but his fiancee was listed under "others involved."

The Chiefs said in a written statement at the time they were "aware of the investigation involving Tyreek Hill" and were in the process of gathering further information.

Hill has not been charged with a crime.

"Did I expect it to happen? I don't know what happened," Reid said Tuesday. "I don't know. That's what they're trying to figure out."

Reid was asked if the Chiefs would go about their offseason planning as if Hill would not be available to play for them.

"I haven't even gone there," he said. "I'm just letting it take its course."

Hill had a history of domestic violence while in college. He was arrested and dismissed from the football team at Oklahoma State after pleading guilty to domestic assault and battery by strangulation in 2015. He reportedly punched and choked his then-pregnant girlfriend, now his fiancee, in December 2014. Hill received probation and the conviction was dismissed when he completed the terms of that probation.

He has become one of the league's top wide receivers and most dynamic players since the Chiefs selected him in the fifth round of the 2016 NFL draft.

Last season, the Chiefs released running back Kareem Hunt, a former NFL rushing champion, after video became public showing him shoving and kicking a woman during a February 2018 incident in a Cleveland hotel. The Chiefs said at the time that Hunt had not been truthful with them in conversations about the incident.
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Hunt was not charged with a crime. He signed with the Cleveland Browns and is set to serve an eight-game suspension without pay by the NFL under its personal conduct policy.

Asked if the team's handling of the Hunt situation set a precedent for how it will handle the episode with Hill, Reid said: "If we're gonna make a move like that, it's pretty well thought out. And so we try to gather the information and we go from there, and then obviously allow the law enforcement or whoever's involved with that run its course, too."

Reid also declined to draw further parallels between the Hunt and Hill situations and the Chiefs' reactions in the two cases.

"I don't get caught up in all that," he said. "That's not where I'm at. You always want to make sure everybody's okay, let it run its course and make sure that you let that part happen. That's kind of what we're doing right now. That's the phase we're in. As a coach or a human, you're gonna have things that happen. So you deal with it."
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Andy Reid won't say what Chiefs will do if Tyreek Hill is charged with a crime

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March 26 PHOENIX - Kansas City Chiefs officials have begun discussions about what the team's response would be if standout wide receiver Tyreek Hill is charged with a crime related to the investigations of possible battery of a child at his home, Coach Andy Reid said Tuesday.

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Strong winds in Turkey send a man and a parasol soaring into the air.

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Strong winds in Turkey send a man and a parasol soaring into the air.

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Father of SC girl killed in school fight

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A team of French archaeologists has located the remains of a lost ancient city in Iraqi Kurdistan.Over the course of six excavations between 2012 and 2018, researchers uncovered the ancient city at Kunara, near the Zagros mountains. Previously, experts had been prevented from exploring the site, near the modern city of Sulaymaniyah, by Saddam Hussein’s regime and conflicts in the region.

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A team of French archaeologists has located the remains of a lost ancient city in Iraqi Kurdistan.

Over the course of six excavations between 2012 and 2018, researchers uncovered the ancient city at Kunara near the Zagros mountains. Previously, experts had been prevented from exploring the site near the modern city of Sulaymaniyah by Saddam Hussein's regime and conflicts in the region.

The discovery is described in the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) journal.
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Located on the western border of the Mesopotamian Empire, the city may have been an important center of an ancient mountainous people known as the Lullubi, according to experts.

Large stone foundations were discovered at the site, which dates to around 2200 B.C. Dozens of clay tablets covered with cuneiform writing were also found, shedding light on the city's agriculture. For example, the first of the clay tablets discovered records the delivery of different types of flour.

The archaeologists' research indicates that the city's demise occurred about 4,000 years ago when it was ravaged by fire.
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However, the city's name is still unknown. Further excavation of the site will take place in the fall.

Ancient sites in other parts of the world are also revealing their secrets. Last year, archaeologists in Greece located the remains of a lost city believed to have been settled by captives from the Trojan War.

Separately in 2018, archaeologists in Western Mexico used sophisticated laser technology to discover a lost city that may have had as many buildings as Manhattan.
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In 2017, archaeologists harnessed spy satellite imagery and drones to help identify the site of an ancient lost city in Northern Iraq.

The Qalatga Darband site overlooks the Lower Zab river at the western edge of the Zagros Mountains, is part of a historic route from ancient Mesopotamia to Iran.
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Experts recently created a stunning digital reconstruction of a centuries-old lost city discovered in South Africa. In another project, researchers have shed new light on the events that led to the demise of the ancient Cambodian megacity of Angkor.
Fox News' Andrew O'Reilly contributed to this article. Follow James Rogers on Twitter @jamesjrogers

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Mysterious 4,000-year-old lost city discovered

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A team of French archaeologists has located the remains of a lost ancient city in Iraqi Kurdistan. Over the course of six excavations between 2012 and 2018, researchers uncovered the ancient city at Kunara near the Zagros mountains. Previously, experts had been prevented from exploring the site near the modern city of Sulaymaniyah by Saddam Hussein's regime and conflicts in the region.

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Tom Brady just got twitter a few days ago.  In his first tweet, he said he was going to give Mahomes and Kansas City a chance to win by retiring.  He will go down as the greatest QB of all time.
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In his first-ever tweet, six-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady chose to troll football fans everywhere.

Brady tweeted on Monday: "I'm retiring. In my spare time, I'll be tweeting."

I'm retiring. In my spare time, I'll be tweeting #LFG
â€" Tom Brady (@TomBrady)April 1, 2019

But Patriots fans ... and Bill Belichick can exhale, Brady isn't retiring just yet. He's just one of the latest athletes to make a splash on Twitter (and take advantage of gullible folks). Remember when Tony Romo wrote "9" in his first tweet?

Was this a bad joke?
â€" Tom Brady (@TomBrady)April 1, 2019

Brady wasn't the only one to join in the April Fool's Day fun. The Chicago Bears said they would wear triple-digit jerseys to commemorate the team's centennial season.

Be extra careful pursuing social media today.

Welcome to Twitter, Tom!

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In his first-ever tweet, six-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady chose to troll football fans everywhere. Brady tweeted on Monday: "I'm retiring. In my spare time, I'll be tweeting." I'm retiring. In my spare time, I'll be tweeting #LFG â€" Tom Brady (@TomBrady)April 1, 2019 But Patriots fans ...

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U.S. health officials report that the number of measles cases through the first three months of this year have surpassed the count for all of 2018.

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Measles count in US this year already more than all of 2018

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U.S. health officials report that the number of measles cases through the first three months of this year have surpassed the count for all of 2018.

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An American visitor to the former Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp attempted to steal a metal part of the historic rail tracks where prisoners were unloaded, officials said Sunday.

The 37-year-old man has been charged with attempted theft of an item of cultural importance, according to Malgorzata Jurecka, a police spokeswoman in the southern Polish town of Oswiecim, which was under German occupation during World War II. The crime can be punished with up to 10 years in prison.

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An American visitor to the former Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp attempted to steal a metal part of the historic rail tracks where prisoners were unloaded, officials said Sunday.

The 37-year-old man has been charged with attempted theft of an item of cultural importance, according to Malgorzata Jurecka, a police spokeswoman in the southern Polish town of Oswiecim, which was under German occupation during World War II. The crime can be punished with up to 10 years in prison.

Jurecka said the man admitted his guilt but has been released as he awaits further steps.

Pawel Sawicki, a spokesman for the Auschwitz-Birkenau state museum, said the memorial museum's security team became aware that the man was trying to remove the metal element on the historic rail tracks and then alerted police.

The memorial site has faced multiple attempts of theft and vandalism in recent years. The most dramatic case was the 2009 theft of the sign with the Nazi slogan "Arbeit Macht Frei" ("Work Will Set You Free") at the death camp's main gate. It was found cut into pieces and was eventually repaired and stored in a safe place. A replica is now in its place.

Some 1.1 million people were killed during World War II at Auschwitz-Birkenau, the most notorious of Nazi Germany's death camps. Most of the victims were Jews but many Poles, Roma, Soviet POWs and others were also killed there.

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US man charged with trying to steal item from Auschwitz

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An American visitor to the former Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp attempted to steal a metal part of the historic rail tracks where prisoners were unloaded, officials said Sunday. The 37-year-old man has been charged with attempted theft of an item of cultural importance, according to Malgorzata Jurecka, a police spokeswoman in the southern Polish town of Oswiecim, which was under German occupation during World War II.

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A driver jumped a curb and hit a 9 year old girl that was playing in her yard. After the man hit the girl with her car, he fled the scene leaving the girl injured. The girl was left seriously injured with several broken bones.

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Police are searching for a driver who plowed into a 9-year-old girl in her front yard in Georgia, leaving her with serious injuries including multiple broken bones.

Laderihanna Holmes was playing with another young girl outside her home in Lithonia, Georgia, just outside of Atlanta, when a vehicle suddenly jumped the curb and smashed into her on Friday, authorities said.

A home security camera captured the terrifying scene, showing a black sedan blow past a stop sign and slam into the family's home at full speed.

The suspect slipped out through the passenger-side door as family members rushed to help the young girl. Security video showed him staggering a bit before he took off on foot, leaving behind the vehicle. The family said a second person also fled the scene.

(Courtesy of the victim's family) A young girl was injured in a hit and run crash in Lithonia, Georgia.

The family shared the security footage with ABC News on Sunday hoping that the driver might come forward. The owner of the vehicle said she was at work at the time of the accident and had given the car to her boyfriend, police said.

Investigators have not released any information about a potential suspect.

"It's hard, but I have to be strong for her," Laderihanna's mother, Charlette Bolton, told ABC News on Sunday. "I just want everybody to pray for Laderihanna. The community loves her, her school loves her, her friends love her and I just want the people involved to be caught."

Bolton, who spoke to ABC News along with the girl's father and older brother, issued a personal message to the people who fled the scene.

"You know what you did. You didn't try to help my baby," she said. "You almost killed my baby and I hope you do the right thing and turn yourself in."

The family's attorney, Chris Stewart, said two teenagers were seen running from the scene after the crash.

"Those were teenagers that were in that vehicle, so we have to learn what happened and how they got a hold of that car," Stewart said.

He said it's a miracle the that the young victim survived the head-on collision.

"If you didn't believe in miracles, you should now," Stewart said. "The video is really hard to watch but she survived somehow. You gotta believe in God after seeing this."

"I was shocked," he added. "I deal with wrongful death all the time, and I cannot believe she survived it. When I want to see her in the room, she does not have a mark on her face."

The young girl's family said she sustained several injuries, including multiple fractures to her skull and pelvis, but they're confident that she'll recover.

"She's strong, and I know she'll bounce back from this," her mother said. "It's just going to take a while."

ABC News' Ben Stein contributed to this report.

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Driver flees car after slamming into 9-year-old girl in front yard

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Police are searching for a driver who plowed into a 9-year-old girl in her front yard in Georgia, leaving her with serious injuries including multiple broken bones. Laderihanna Holmes was playing with another young girl outside her home in Lithonia, Georgia, just outside of Atlanta, when a vehicle suddenly jumped the curb and smashed into her on Friday, authorities said.

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McDonald’s got itself in a pickle on Monday when it attempted an April Fools' Day joke that left some Australian customers angry.  The fast-food chain posted a video on Twitter claiming it was adding a new burger, the McPickle, to its menu in Australia.

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McDonald's got itself in a pickle on Monday when it attempted an April Fool's Day joke that left some Australian customers angry.

The fast food chain posted a video on Twitter claiming it was adding a new burger, the McPickle, to its menu in Australia.

"Pickle lovers, it's the news you've all been waiting for. We're super stoked to announce the launch of our brand new McPickle Burger," the Instagram post read. "It's time to tuck into juicy, flavoursome pickles layered between melted cheese, ketchup sauce and toasted sesame seed buns. It's sure to be a treat for all your senses. #dailynuggets #mcpickle #pickleoverload #maccas #imlovinit"
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The video appeared extremely convincing and displayed a two-layered burger filled with pickles, cheese and ketchup. Although some users caught on to the joke, other pickle fanatics believed it was a real menu addition.

"I'm gonna order 1000," an Instagram user commented.

"Omg it's a burger designed for me," a fan wrote.

Another person chimed in, "pickle problems solved."

"I want this now," a user said.

"It's perfect," another fan wrote.
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The truth soon began to unravel and the initial joy some felt about the "new" burger turned sour. McDonald's Australia also commented on its own post by saying, "Available until yesterday."

"omfg if this is april fools joke imma be mad," one person commented, while another wrote, "why does this have to be an april fools prank."

"even though this is a definitely an April's fools joke, I would order this and you know it," a woman said.

"This shouldn't be a joke," a comment read.

Some people, however, said the new burger would have been a "gross" addition.
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McDonald's Australia said in a statement to news.com.au that they were glad Australian customers enjoyed the joke, but wouldn't say if they would include the McPickle on the menu in the future.

"We know there's a lot of love out there for our famous pickles, and the McPickle Burger has certainly got people talking about them. We're glad Australians have enjoyed our April Fools' joke!" McDonald's said.

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McDonald's got itself in a pickle on Monday when it attempted an April Fool's Day joke that left some Australian customers angry. The fast food chain posted a video on Twitter claiming it was adding a new burger, the McPickle, to its menu in Australia. "Pickle lovers, it's the news you've all been waiting for.

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Rapper Nipsey Hussle dead after a shooting near his Los Angeles clothing store

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Rapper Nipsey Hussle has died after a shooting near a clothing store he owned in Los Angeles, California, according to a high-ranking law enforcement official with the Los Angeles Police Department.

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South Carolina authorities on Sunday released surveillance video they said showed the moment Samantha Josephson exited a bar and entered her alleged killer's car that she apparently mistook for her Uber ride.

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South Carolina authorities on Sunday released surveillance video they said showed the moment Samantha Josephson exited a bar and entered the car she mistakenly thought was her Uber, but was instead her alleged killer.

The 21-year-old could be seen approaching the Chevy Impala and entering the backseat.

Columbia Police Chief Skip Holbrook said investigators found the victim's blood in Nathaniel David Rowland's vehicle. Rowland, 24, was arrested and charged in Josephson's death. She was a student at the University of South Carolina student and from New Jersey.

Rowland is charged with kidnapping and murder. It wasn't known if Rowland had a lawyer. He was being held in the Richland County jail.

Investigators would not say what they think Rowland did to Josephson from the time she got into his black Chevrolet Impala in Columbia's Five Points entertainment district around 1:30 a.m. Friday until her body was dumped in woods off a dirt road in Clarendon County about 65 miles away.

Josephson had numerous wounds to her head, neck, face, upper body, leg and foot, according to arrest warrants released Sunday by the State Law Enforcement Division. The documents didn't say what was used to attack her.

Josephson's blood was found in the trunk and inside Rowland's car along with her cellphone, bleach, window cleaner and cleaning wipes, Holbrook said.

"This was a bad scene," the police chief said at a news conference late Saturday.

Hunters found Josephson's body Friday afternoon just hours after it was dumped, despite being left in an area that was "very difficult to get to unless you knew how to get there," Holbrook said.

Rowland has recently lived in the area, he said.

The night after Josephson was kidnapped, a Columbia police officer noticed a black Chevrolet Impala about two blocks from the Five Points bars where Josephson was kidnapped. The driver ran, but was arrested after a short chase, Holbrook said.

Rowland decided not to appear at a hearing in jail Sunday. The judge allowed Josephson's mother to speak, The State newspaper reported.

Marci Josephson said her daughter was planning to go to law school after graduating in May and described her as "bubbly, loving, kind and full of life."

"Unlike him, Samantha had love within her heart and purpose in her life," Marci Josephson said.

Safety advocates urged college students to match the vehicle color and model, the license tag number, and the photo of their ride-share drivers before getting in a vehicle and make the driver say their names to them before they introduce themselves.

"She simply, mistakenly, got into the car thinking it was an Uber ride," Holbrook said.

The crime shook Columbia, the state capital where the University of South Carolina is one of the main economic engines.

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster and his wife, Peggy, asked on a message on Twitter for prayers for Josephson's family.

"Peggy and I are devastated and crushed over the Josephson family losing their beautiful daughter Samantha. She was one of the brightest young stars," McMaster wrote.
The Associated Press contributed to this report

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Chilling video shows moment South Carolina student enters alleged killer's car

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South Carolina authorities on Sunday released surveillance video they said showed the moment Samantha Josephson exited a bar and entered the car she mistakenly thought was her Uber, but was instead her alleged killer. The 21-year-old could be seen approaching the Chevy Impala and entering the backseat.