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Kirk GoldsberryESPN Staff Writer

There's no doubt that Damian Lillard's shot to end the Portland Trail Blazers' first-round series against the Oklahoma City Thunder was one of the most incredible postseason shots we've ever seen. But was it a good shot?

After the game, Paul George, the man defending Lillard, weighed in.

"That's a bad, bad shot," George said. "I don't care what anybody says. That's a bad shot. But hey, he made it. That story won't be told that it was a bad shot. We live with that."

Well, maybe not.

As a whole, the league made just 25.9 percent of shots from that distance, so it's fair to say that for most dudes, shots from that range aren't very "good."

Lillard isn't most dudes. He sank 39.2 percent of his shots from 30 to 40 feet this season.

That's pretty good.

On average, NBA shooters convert 35.5 percent of their 3s, and George sank 38.6 percent of his 3-point tries this season. In other words: Deep-space Dame appears to be as good of an option as the typical NBA 3-point look, or even an average Paul George 3-point attempt.

If it's true that an average Paul George 3-pointer is a good shot, which it is, then an average Damian Lillard bomb from 30-plus feet is also a good shot (at least according to this 51-shot sample).

NBA 3-point shooters are better than ever, and bolder than ever. When Stephen Curry hit his famous 37-foot game winner in Oklahoma City in 2016, he also challenged the definition of a good shot. Like Lillard, Curry is able to convert 30- to 40-footers around 40 percent of the time, which is pretty good by any standard. These days, you can't claim a good or a bad shot without accounting for who is doing the shooting.

Dudes like Lillard, Curry and Trae Young are special because their range extends far beyond what was normal or acceptable even five years ago. That trio combined to hit 71 of their 186 attempts on 30- to 40-footers this season, converting at a 38 percent clip while making up the entire top three in attempts from that distance.

These guys are leading a new generation of shooters who are expanding the good shot territory at a rapid clip, and though George's assertion that Lillard's attempt was bad may have been true just a few years back, it's not true any longer.

Regardless of whether Lillard's game winner was a "bad, bad shot," one thing is for certain: Dame is a bad, bad man.

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Nope, Damian Lillard's series winner wasn't a bad shot

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9:51 AM ET Kirk GoldsberryESPN Staff Writer There's no doubt that Damian Lillard's shot to end the Portland Trail Blazers' first-round series against the Oklahoma City Thunder was one of the most incredible postseason shots we've ever seen. But was it a good shot? After the game, Paul George, the man defending Lillard, weighed in.

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SC man shoots into girlfriend's car, kills her son

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Authorities say a man angry he was locked out of his house after a night out in South Carolina has shot and killed his girlfriend's son.

Newberry County Sheriff Lee Foster said 26-year-old X'Zavier Sharif Davis' girlfriend let him in the house around 3:15 a.m. Saturday and he started to yell at her.

Foster said in a statement the girlfriend took her children and started to drive off and Davis fired several shots at the vehicle.

The sheriff says the woman realized she was shot and started to drive to the hospital, then realized her 7-year-old son was also struck by gunfire.

Authorities say Iven James Caldwell died Monday afternoon at a Columbia hospital.

Davis is charged with murder. It wasn't known if he had a lawyer.

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Sheriff: SC man shoots into girlfriend's car, kills her son

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Authorities say a man angry he was locked out of his house after a night out in South Carolina has shot and killed his girlfriend's son. Newberry County Sheriff Lee Foster said 26-year-old X'Zavier Sharif Davis' girlfriend let him in the house around 3:15 a.m. Saturday and he started to yell at her.

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Last year the Cardinals drafted UCLA QB Josh Rosen but now they are thinking about getting kyler Murray with the 1st Overall Pick

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NFL Tyler Brooke @TylerDBrooke Senior Analyst II

With the 2019 NFL draft starting Thursday, there are a number of current players who may soon get demoted.

Just last season, a handful of established veteran quarterbacks, including Joe Flacco, lost their jobs to rookies. QBs are on thing, but aging and underperforming players at any position on soon-to-be-expiring contracts are also at risk.

We'll take a look at eight such guys here.

Few players have had a tougher offseason than Josh Rosen.

A year after the Arizona Cardinals took the UCLA star with the No. 10 overall pick, the team is likely still considering taking Heisman winner Kyler Murray No. 1 overall. Rosen's rookie season was less than stellar, but he was thrust into a tough situation where he was throwing under constant pressure in the pocket.

Rosen deserves an opportunity to prove himself, but new Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury is considering starting his NFL coaching career with "his guy" taking snaps under center.

Murray's 5'10" stature makes some scouts nervous, but his electric play for the Oklahoma Sooners resulted in a season where he racked up over 5,300 total yards and 54 total touchdowns. The fact that Murray also hired the same agent as Kingsbury adds smoke to the fire.

To make things even more complicated, Pete Prisco from CBS Sports reported the Cardinals aren't planning on taking Murray No. 1 at this point. However, the week before the draft is known for producing a lot of smoke and mirrors to keep teams' intentions hidden.

Credit Rosen for how he's been handling the situation, and regardless of what happens, he should start somewhere.

To say that Jimmy Graham was a disappointment in his first season with the Green Bay Packers would be an understatement.

Although Graham, 32, hauled in 55 passes for 636 yards, he had just two touchdowns despite plenty of opportunities. He caught one of five passes inside the 10-yard line last season for a three-yard score, according to Pro Football Reference, and dropped a couple of deep passes from Aaron Rodgers throughout the year.

New head coach Matt LaFleur's offensive scheme could help create more opportunities for Graham in 2019, and the team is reportedly intending on keeping him under contract this year. Cutting Graham this year would result in over $12 million in dead cap space, so it's understandable why the Packers are likely to give him another shot.

Still, they have two first-round picks (Nos. 12 and 30). Given the top-tier talent at the position, they may want to think about adding someone in Round 1.

Both Iowa tight ends, T.J. Hockenson and Noah Fant, are first-round talents. Hockenson should be far more intriguing for Packers fans, as he showcases some terrific technique and willingness as a blocker. He is also a great athlete who can create space as a route runner.

A player like that could see the field in far more situations than Graham, but there are other names who the Packers could look at on Day 2, including Alabama's Irv Smith Jr. or Texas A&M's Jace Sternberger.

Most teams stick with a by-committee approach at running back, and the Indianapolis Colts would benefit from finding someone to split carries with Marlon Mack.

Mack isn't a bad running back by any stretch. The 23-year-old ran for 908 yards and nine touchdowns while averaging 4.7 yards per attempt. His burst and top-end speed allow him to break off some big chunks of yardage.

However, the Colts have a lot of draft picks to work with, including in the first couple of rounds (three), and general manager Chris Ballard has made it clear that the best overall player is going to be more important than reaching for someone at a position of need.

One name to keep an eye on is Josh Jacobs, who has made a strong case to be the first running back taken in this year's draft. The Colts have already brought Jacobs in for a visit, and his versatile skill set would be a great complement to Mack's explosiveness.

Jake Arthur from Colts.com mentioned Oklahoma running back Rodney Anderson as an option on Day 3. Anderson was a star in 2017 who suffered a knee injury this past season. Matt Miller noted that Anderson could be a top-five back in this class and compared him to Jay Ajayi. While running back may not be a position of need for the Colts, Ballard has made it clear he's not trying to reach for players.

"You can't force anything," he told reporters. "If you have a glaring need going in, you can't force it, and I think that's where teams make mistakes. ... If there's a spread, and we have one rated at 10, and the other rated at 35, you're gonna take the higher-ranked player."

Mack would be losing his starting job, but he'd also be taking less punishment and playing for what could potentially be one of the more exciting offenses in the NFL next season. Not only that, but with another strong draft class, the Colts could make a Super Bowl run.

That seems like a fair trade-off.

For someone who went undrafted, Dallas Cowboys safety Jeff Heath has carved out a successful career. However, the safety position is one the Cowboys could be looking to upgrade in the draft despite not having a first-round selection.

The box-score stats show a career year for Heath: 85 total tackles, a forced fumble, an interception and five pass breakups. However, there were some serious struggles on the tape, especially versus ball-carriers.

According to Pro Football Focus, Heath had 19 missed tackles in 2018, the second-most among safeties.

There could be a few talented safeties available near the end of the second round (58th overall), and two names to keep an eye on will be Mississippi State's Johnathan Abram and Virginia's Juan Thornhill. Calvin Watkins from The Athletic had the Cowboys snagging Abram in the second round of his latest mock draft.

Both Abram and Thornhill are capable of playing inside the tackle box and are willing tacklers who could be upgrades over Heath.

The San Francisco 49ers were high on Stanford product Solomon Thomas in the 2017 draft. However, he hasn't panned out so far, and his starting role may be in jeopardy.

A versatile defender with the Cardinal, Thomas hasn't found a natural home in the NFL. According to Pro Football Focus, only two edge-rushers last season had played more snaps with fewer QB pressures.

According to Jennifer Lee Chan from NBC Sports, defensive coordinator Robert Saleh told the media that new defensive line coach Kris Kocurek will be evaluating Thomas.

"We all want to see what [Kocurek] says and how he views [Thomas]," Saleh said. "From there as an organization, we'll do what's best for the organization and put Solly in the best position to be successful."

The 49ers also just brought in talented edge-rusher Dee Ford and have the No. 2 overall pick in this year's draft. There's a good chance that GM John Lynch will want another defensive playmaker, so a guy like Ohio State edge-rusher Nick Bosa or Alabama defensive lineman Quinnen Williams could be in play.

Even though Thomas can move around a defensive front, the front seven for the 49ers is starting to become a bit too crowded. That could mean Thomas' time in San Francisco will be coming to an end soon if he doesn't improve upon a rough first two seasons in the league.

Even as reigning Super Bowl champions, the New England Patriots have questions on their roster, such as who Tom Brady will be throwing to in 2019.

With Rob Gronkowski's retirement, Josh Gordon's suspension and Chris Hogan's departure, the depth chart at wide receiver and tight end isn't a strength. Even bringing in Demaryius Thomas likely won't be enough.

Former Colts first-round pick Phillip Dorsett could be in line for a bigger role, but the Patriots should be looking to upgrade after re-signing him to a one-year deal.

Dorsett saw a good chunk of action last season but showed limited production with just 32 receptions for 290 yards and three touchdowns. He was also a non-factor in the Super Bowl, being targeted zero times against the Los Angeles Rams.

The Patriots could take a more dynamic playmaker with the No. 32 or No. 56 pick, and a versatile and explosive weapon like Ohio State's Parris Campbell could be in play.

Dorsett may be a starter on the depth chart for now, but if Bill Belichick finds a weapon that he's in love with in this draft, Dorsett may find himself in a limited role once again.

At the time of his massive extension, Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive lineman Gerald McCoy had earned every penny. However, his play has started to take a dip, and the Buccaneers will be facing a tough decision at the position soon enough.

While the six-time Pro Bowler has been a dominant force, he hasn't made a first-team All-Pro team since 2014 and is coming off one of his more inconsistent seasons as a pro.

In fact, ESPN's Jenna Laine reported back in January the Buccaneers were considering releasing McCoy. While that hasn't happened yet, the fact that the Buccaneers could release him with zero dollars in dead cap space makes things much more interesting in Tampa.

With the No. 5 overall pick, there are two prospects the Buccaneers should consider. Alabama's Quinnen Williams showed enough this past season to be arguably the best prospect in this draft class, while Houston's Ed Oliver has been on the radar of NFL scouts since high school.

If the Buccaneers land either, there's a good chance McCoy could be on his way out.

At some point, Eli Manning's time as the starter will end.

The 38-year-old is coming off a decent season, throwing for 4,299 yards, 21 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. However, he'll be throwing to receivers not named Odell Beckham Jr. in 2019.

The Giants are in rebuild mode, and that likely means the team is going to push for a young quarterback to build around with one of its two first-round picks.

General manager Dave Gettleman is on record saying he thinks Manning proved he has plenty left in the tank, according to NJ.com's Matt Lombardo. However, this is also coming from the same GM who claimed the Giants didn't sign Beckham just to trade him.

There are a handful of QB prospects the Giants could go after, but the two most likely are Ohio State's Dwayne Haskins and Duke's Daniel Jones.

Gettleman may want to have Manning remain the starter, but the media and fans could put enough pressure on the front office and coaching staff that a first-round rookie could steal the job before Week 1.

If that doesn't happen and Manning struggles the first couple of weeks, we'll be seeing a younger quarterback out there at some point in 2019.

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Current NFL Players Who Could Lose Their Starting Role on Draft Night

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NFL Tyler Brooke @TylerDBrooke Twitter Logo Senior Analyst II With the 2019 NFL draft starting Thursday, there are a number of current players who may soon get demoted. Just last season, a handful of established veteran quarterbacks, including Joe Flacco, lost their jobs to rookies.

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A women died after falling in a meat grinder.

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A Pennsylvania woman died on Monday after falling into a meat grinder at a food processing company.

The woman, an employee at the Economy Locker Storage Company in northern Pennsylvania, was found dead on Monday morning by a coworker who said they responded after hearing strange noises coming from the commercial machine, authorities said Tuesday.

Witnesses said firefighters spent about 45 minutes disassembling the large machine in an effort to recover the woman's remains. She was 35 years old.

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Lycoming County coroner Charles Kiessling Jr. confirmed the woman's death in a phone interview with ABC News late Tuesday. He said the victim may have been standing on a set of wheeled stairs prior to the fatal accident.

"This is just a tragedy," Kiessling said. "She died inside the moving parts of the machine.

"We talked to the person who found her. He said he heard a noise and went to check on her and found her in the machine. He put the power down and called 911," he added.

He said there weren't any witnesses around to offer details on how she may have ended up in the machine.

"I don't know if she got caught with the moving parts and they pulled her in, or if she just slipped and fell," Kiessling said, "I don't know and there's no way of determining that."

WNEP

The Economy Locker Storage Company, which specializes in the sale of meat, has been in business since the early 1900s, according to its website. The company did not immediately respond to ABC News' request for comment.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration -- a division of the U.S. Department of Labor -- told ABC affiliate WNEP that it was investigating the woman's death.

"My heart goes out to everyone who is affected by this," the victim's neighbor told WNEP. "Everyone is shaken and thinks that this is a tragedy that something like this had to happen to such a young lady."

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Woman killed after falling into meat grinder at work

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A Pennsylvania woman died on Monday after falling into a meat grinder at a food processing company. The woman, an employee at the Economy Locker Storage Company in northern Pennsylvania, was found dead on Monday morning by a coworker who said they responded after hearing strange noises coming from the commercial machine, authorities said Tuesday.

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A large, flightless exotic bird likened to a 'living dinosaur' and infamous for killing its 75-year-old owner in Florida this month is back on the market.

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guy shoots in girlfriends window killing her son because she left after an argument they had

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Authorities say a man angry he was locked out of his house after a night out in South Carolina has shot and killed his girlfriend's son.

Newberry County Sheriff Lee Foster said 26-year-old X'Zavier Sharif Davis' girlfriend let him in the house around 3:15 a.m. Saturday and he started to yell at her.

Foster said in a statement the girlfriend took her children and started to drive off and Davis fired several shots at the vehicle.

The sheriff says the woman realized she was shot and started to drive to the hospital, then realized her 7-year-old son was also struck by gunfire.

Authorities say Iven James Caldwell died Monday afternoon at a Columbia hospital.

Davis is charged with murder. It wasn't known if he had a lawyer.

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Sheriff: SC man shoots into girlfriend's car, kills her son

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Authorities say a man angry he was locked out of his house after a night out in South Carolina has shot and killed his girlfriend's son. Newberry County Sheriff Lee Foster said 26-year-old X'Zavier Sharif Davis' girlfriend let him in the house around 3:15 a.m. Saturday and he started to yell at her.

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Woman trapped in a crashed car found alive after 5 days in Alabama.

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One Alabama woman said she is overwhelmed with gratitude after her mother survived a car crash and was found alive after being trapped in a car for five days.

"It is miraculous that she survived," 30-year-old Magen Heeder "Good Morning America" on Tuesday. "I didn't want to go through life without a mom."

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The saga began when Robin Fancher took her boyfriend's car on April 17 to go to the post office in Headland, Alabama. But she never returned, Headland police said.

Police responded to a welfare check on Friday and Fancher's family reported her missing on Saturday, authorities said. Meanwhile, Heeder said community members came together to search.

"I had already prepared myself for the worst," Heeder said. "I was really scared that we were gonna find her dead."

"At that point I wasn't trying to say it to my little brother because there is a bond there between them," Heeder said. "They were connected."

Heeder said at that moment she realized she had been taking her mother for granted.

"I just wanted to hear my mom's voice," she said.

It turned out Fancher had been in a car crash and survived.

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Around 12:30 p.m. on Monday, Fancher was found alive in the trapped car by a passerby near Dothan in southeast Alabama, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.

Fancher hadn't been easily visible from the roadway, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said.

Heeder said she keeps thinking of how scared her mother must have been.

"Her will to live is very strong," Heeder said. "I hate that she had to go through that."

It's unclear how she survived for that length of time, an Alabama Law Enforcement Agency official told ABC News on Tuesday.

Fancher was taken to the Southeast Alabama Medical Center to be treated, said Headland police.

Heeder said her mother, who suffered injuries including a shattered hip and femur, will survive.

Heeder said her message to others is: "Don't take your family, especially your parents or your siblings, don't take them for granted."

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'It is miraculous that she survived': Woman trapped in car found alive after 5 days

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One Alabama woman said she is overwhelmed with gratitude after her mother survived a car crash and was found alive after being trapped in a car for five days. "It is miraculous that she survived," 30-year-old Magen Heeder "Good Morning America" on Tuesday. "I didn't want to go through life...

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Watch Damian Lillard Eliminate Thunder with Deep Buzzer-Beater 3

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Portland Trail Blazers Paul Kasabian Senior Contributor
Portland Trail Blazers point guard Damian Lillard dropped a cold-blooded 37-foot three-pointer with no time remaining to give his team a 118-115 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday.

That dagger capped Lillard's 50-point night and simultaneously gave the Trail Blazers a 4-1 first-round series win over the Thunder. The seven-year veteran made 17 of his 33 field-goal attempts and 10 of his 18 three-pointers.

Portland will advance to play the winner of the Denver Nuggets vs. San Antonio Spurs series.

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Portland Trail Blazers Paul Kasabian Senior Contributor Portland Trail Blazers point guard Damian Lillard dropped a cold-blooded 37-foot three-pointer with no time remaining to give his team a 118-115 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday. That dagger capped Lillard's 50-point night and simultaneously gave the Trail Blazers a 4-1 first-round series win over the Thunder.

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US measles outbreak is largest since disease was declared eliminated in 2000 | CNN

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The measles outbreak in the United States surpassed 667 reported cases, which previously was the highest number of cases on record since the disease was eliminated. That was in 2014.

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A lady got in a car accident in Alabama and was found alive in the car after 5 days. She suffers a shattered hip and femur but she will survive.

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One Alabama woman said she is overwhelmed with gratitude after her mother survived a car crash and was found alive after being trapped in a car for five days.

"It is miraculous that she survived," 30-year-old Magen Heeder "Good Morning America" on Tuesday. "I didn't want to go through life without a mom."

WDHN

The saga began when Robin Fancher took her boyfriend's car on April 17 to go to the post office in Headland, Alabama. But she never returned, Headland police said.

Police responded to a welfare check on Friday and Fancher's family reported her missing on Saturday, authorities said. Meanwhile, Heeder said community members came together to search.

"I had already prepared myself for the worst," Heeder said. "I was really scared that we were gonna find her dead."

"At that point I wasn't trying to say it to my little brother because there is a bond there between them," Heeder said. "They were connected."

Heeder said at that moment she realized she had been taking her mother for granted.

"I just wanted to hear my mom's voice," she said.

It turned out Fancher had been in a car crash and survived.

WDHN

Around 12:30 p.m. on Monday, Fancher was found alive in the trapped car by a passerby near Dothan in southeast Alabama, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.

Fancher hadn't been easily visible from the roadway, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said.

Heeder said she keeps thinking of how scared her mother must have been.

"Her will to live is very strong," Heeder said. "I hate that she had to go through that."

It's unclear how she survived for that length of time, an Alabama Law Enforcement Agency official told ABC News on Tuesday.

Fancher was taken to the Southeast Alabama Medical Center to be treated, said Headland police.

Heeder said her mother, who suffered injuries including a shattered hip and femur, will survive.

Heeder said her message to others is: "Don't take your family, especially your parents or your siblings, don't take them for granted."

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'It is miraculous that she survived': Woman trapped in car found alive after 5 days

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One Alabama woman said she is overwhelmed with gratitude after her mother survived a car crash and was found alive after being trapped in a car for five days. "It is miraculous that she survived," 30-year-old Magen Heeder "Good Morning America" on Tuesday. "I didn't want to go through life...

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President Donald Trump threatened anew to shut down a portion of the southern border on Wednesday after reports that a group of Central Americans traveling north had been partially detained by Mexican officials.

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President Donald Trump threatened anew to shut down a portion of the southern border on Wednesday after reports that a group of Central Americans traveling north had been partially detained by Mexican officials.

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"Mexico must apprehend the remainder or we will be forced to close that section of the Border & call up the Military," Trump tweeted early Wednesday morning.

The president has threatened to close the southern border or portions of it before. It's also not the first time he's placed the responsibility on Mexico to do more to stop people in so-called caravans -- or large groups of migrants traveling north together and largely reported to be mostly women and children from Central America seeking refugee -- from arriving at the U.S. border.

A very big Caravan of over 20,000 people started up through Mexico. It has been reduced in size by Mexico but is still coming. Mexico must apprehend the remainder or we will be forced to close that section of the Border & call up the Military. The Coyotes & Cartels have weapons!
- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 24, 2019

Trump largely backed off his most recent calls to close the southern border in early April, instead giving Mexico a one-year warning to apprehend more Central American migrants. At the time, Senate Republicans, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, publicly warned the president against acting on his threat. Closing the border would have a "potentially catastrophic economic impact," McConnell warned.

The president's threat comes on the heels of the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report, which led to calls for Trump's impeachment by some Democrats, including 2020 presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren. Most Democratic leaders of the party have said they won't call for impeachment based on the partially-redacted report and want to first gather more information, including calling on Mueller to testify before Congress.

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The woman who ditched a bag of puppies in a dumpster has been arrested, and police now know those weren't the only dogs she put in danger.

Deborah Sue Culwell, 54, was arrested Monday night and is charged with seven felony counts of animal cruelty.

They found 38 dogs at the residence and "most of the dogs appeared to be in somewhat healthy condition, but some were aggressive or fearful," the county's release states, adding that the “house was in a state of disrepair."

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The woman who ditched a bag of puppies in a dumpster has been arrested, and police now know those weren't the only dogs she put in danger.

Deborah Sue Culwell, 54, was arrested Monday night and is charged with seven felony counts of animal cruelty.

The Department of Animal Services in Riverside County, California, reported that she was arrested at her Coachella home after surveillance footage of her dumping the pups was used to identify her by her license plate.

Commander Chris Mayer arrested a woman this afternoon on suspicion of felony animal cruelty for the incident involving the alleged puppy dumping in Coachella. More info to follow on our official Website. #RivCoNOW pic.twitter.com/lPX44RBaGm
- RivCO animalSERVICES (@helpinRIVcoPETS) April 23, 2019

When they arrived at her home, animal control officers found "the house was overrun with other dogs," according to the county press release.

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They found 38 dogs at the residence and "most of the dogs appeared to be in somewhat healthy condition, but some were aggressive or fearful," the county's release states, adding that the "house was in a state of disrepair."

ABC News was unable to reach Culwell, and it is unclear if she has an attorney.

Animal services is now working to determine if the mother dog of the dumped pups, who were believed to be about three days old when they were found on April 18, is among the 38 dogs found at Culwell's home. Those dogs have been confiscated.

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If the mother dog is found, authorities will determine "whether a reunion can be coordinated," the release states.

In the meantime, the abandoned pups are in foster care and a volunteer has been bottle-feeding them.

They were first found by a man identified by the Department of Animal Services by his first name, John, who they said found the dogs in the dumpster and brought them to a nearby auto body shop.

"The Good Samaritan played a major role in saving theses puppies' lives," Animal Services commander Chris Mayer said in an update on their website, noting that temperatures were in the 90s on the day the puppies were found.

"His actions were humane and heroic."

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38 dogs found at home of woman who left 7 newborn puppies in a dumpster

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Police lock up California couple because they locked their toddlers in cribs and stacked them and secured them to a wall like dog crates. The police discovered this last Friday and they found drugs and guns.They are charge with child endangerment.

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Police arrested a California couple who allegedly locked their toddlers in cribs that were stacked and "secured to the wall like dog crates," authorities said Tuesday.

Officers with the Modoc County Sheriff's Office made the bizarre discovery last Friday while serving a search warrant at the Northern California home, where detectives found drugs, guns and the twin boys locked in cribs that were modified to operate as "secured cages," according to a statement.

"While serving the search warrant deputies located three guns, ammunition, evidence of a butane honey oil lab, meth, and two small boys in separate modified cribs stacked on top of each other and secured to the wall like dog crates," the sheriff's office said in a statement.

Police arrested Ramon Zendejas, 25, and Mercadies Williams, 25, on weapons charges in addition to charges of child endangerment, drug possession and manufacturing a controlled substance, according to the statement. The sheriff's office told San Francisco ABC station KGO Tuesday it is dropping the child endangerment charges.

Williams was released, but Zendejas was still in police custody as of late Tuesday.

Modoc County Sheriff Tex Dowdy said the suspects may have been trying to keep the twins, estimated to be about 22 months old, away from the dangerous items in the house.

"It's my understanding that they were struggling with keeping the kids in their cribs. The kids were able to crawl out," Dowdy told ABC News in a phone interview late Tuesday. "It's just speculation, but I would assume that they were trying to keep them away from the various items that were located in the house."

Charges related to an alleged butane honey oil lab found in the home have also since been dropped.

Dowdy said his office opened the investigation after finding shell casings on the pair's property, which indicated that there may have been firearms on the scene. He said authorities requested the search warrant because the suspects were prohibited from possessing firearms, but they weren't prepared for what they found inside the home.

"It was of shocking to see that people would have their kids in a ... well, there's no other way to explain it, it looked much like a crate situation," Dowdy said late Tuesday. "It's kind of shocking to see anything like that. I couldn't believe the kids were housed like that."

Dowdy said the children seemed healthy and didn't appear to be malnourished. He said they were each turned over to child protective custody.

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Police arrested a California couple who allegedly locked their toddlers in cribs that were stacked and "secured to the wall like dog crates," authorities said Tuesday. Officers with the Modoc County Sheriff's Office made the bizarre discovery last Friday while serving a search warrant at the Northern California home, where detectives found drugs, guns and the twin boys locked in cribs that were modified to operate as "secured cages," according to a statement.

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Measles cases in the United States have surpassed the highest number on record since the disease was declared eliminated nationwide in 2000.
Overall, there have been 681 measles cases across 22 states this year, according to CNN's analysis of data from state and local health departments.

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The measles outbreak in the United States surpassed 667 reported cases, which previously was the highest number of cases on record since the disease was eliminated. That was in 2014.

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Though it's on the doorstep to the Major Leagues, the Triple-A level of baseball's minor league system features smaller everything — stadiums, crowds, players' paychecks and, for one resourceful Iowa Cubs pitcher, a decidedly smaller "house."

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Though it's on the doorstep to the Major Leagues, the Triple-A level of baseball's minor league system features smaller everything -- stadiums, crowds, players' paychecks and, for one resourceful Iowa Cubs pitcher, a decidedly smaller "house."

If you can call it that.

Trevor Clifton doesn't have the bank account to splurge on a swanky hotel or apartment during the season, so the frugal hurler and his industrious dad built a tiny home

is forgoing the idea of spending thousands on living in a hotel or apartment during the season and instead is living in a tiny home he and his father built.
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Clifton, selected by the Chicago Cubs with the No. 12 pick of the 2013 MLB Draft, partially constructed the home from parts scavanged from a $200 camper they bought online, the Des Moines Register reported. The home, which was built on wheels, provides Clifton with a "cozy" 104-square feet.

"We built it from the ground up. We always saw the tiny homes on Pinterest and thought, 'Dang, that would be cool to build,'" Clifton said. "We had a chance to do it from the ground up, so we went ahead and did."

Clifton's father put the final few touches on the home while the pitcher was away at spring training in Arizona. The home now has a couch, fridge, microwave, storage space and a mattress. Originally parked outside the Iowa Cubs' stadium, the portable home is now located outside a teammate's house.

"I just like to be on my own - just relax - whenever I get home," he said. "That's one way to do it. You're by yourself. You get to do what you want. If you want to go fishing out by the lake, you can go do that."
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Clifton has a 1.08 ERA in three appearances for Iowa this season.

The Iowa Cubs play in the Pacific Coast League and are the Chicago Cubs' Triple-A affiliate. The team is 11-7 on the season and have a game against the Nashville Sounds on Wednesday.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Minor league baseball player built his own home to live in during season

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Though it's on the doorstep to the Major Leagues, the Triple-A level of baseball's minor league system features smaller everything -- stadiums, crowds, players' paychecks and, for one resourceful Iowa Cubs pitcher, a decidedly smaller "house." If you can call it that.

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Cassowary in Florida killed its 75-year old owner and it's being put back up onto the market among the other 100s of animals going up for sale due to the owner's departure.

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NASA’s Mars insight lander has measured and recorded for the first time ever a likely “marsquake.”

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NASA's InSight Lander Captures Audio of First Likely 'Quake' on Mars

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NASA's Mars InSight lander has measured and recorded for the first time ever a likely "marsquake."