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NBA players Serge Ibaka, and marquese chriss throw punches in a game.

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Toronto Raptors big man Serge Ibaka and Cleveland Cavaliers forward Marquese Chriss were ejected in the third quarter of Monday's game at Quicken Loans Arena after getting into a scuffle on the baseline.

Ibaka fell to the floor after attempting to catch a full-court inbounds pass. He and Chriss appeared to exchange words before he grabbed Chriss around the neck and pushed him into the basket stanchion. Ibaka and Chriss also threw punches that missed their marks.

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Ibaka and Chriss out here throwing punches 😳 https://t.co/NwRhL6Apw4

Chriss' face as this was happening spoke for many fans who were watching at home.

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Bruh. https://t.co/J6fJlcVfoH

Ibaka and Chriss might have had their dates mixed up, since WWE brought its Fastlane pay-per-view to Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland on Sunday night.

Ibaka got a one-game suspension in January 2018 after he and Miami Heat forward James Johnson exchanged punches. Because of the big man's past history, ESPN.com's Bobby Marks speculated Ibaka could be looking at another suspension of between three and five games.

Making matters worse for the Raptors on Monday night, they lost 126-101 to the Cavaliers. Toronto now trails the Milwaukee Bucks by 2.5 games for the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference.

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Watch Serge Ibaka, Marquese Chriss Throw Punches in Fight; Both Players Ejected

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NBA Joseph Zucker Jason Miller/Getty Images @@JosephZucker Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Toronto Raptors big man Serge Ibaka and Cleveland Cavaliers forward Marquese Chriss were ejected in the third quarter of Monday's game at Quicken Loans Arena after getting into a scuffle on the baseline.

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Mountain lion prowling California man's backyard captured in 'amazing' video: It was 'a close call'

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UFC superstar Conor McGregor was arrested in Miami on Monday after an alleged altercation with a fan who attempted to take a selfie with him.

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At least 12 people were missing after two collisions between ships and fishing boats off the southeast coast of China on Tuesday. were rescued and ships in the area were called in to help search for the others.

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At least 12 missing after 2 boat collisions off China

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Former Eagles qb NIck Foles is going to the Jacksonville Jaguars.

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The  Kansas city chiefs are signing Houston Texas  safety

Tyrann Mathieu to a three-year deal worth  41 million.

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Some 12,500 cases of 5-pound bags of Pillsbury Unbleached All Purpose Flour have been recalled because of possible salmonella contamination.

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Some 12,500 cases of 5-pound bags of Pillsbury Unbleached All Purpose Flour have been recalled because of possible salmonella contamination. This information was posted on the websites of two supermarket chains, Publix and Winn-Dixie, which said that the product was recalled by the parent company of Pillsbury baking products, Hometown Foods Company.

Flour marked with two lot codes are involved in the recall: 8 292 or 8 293 representing about 100,000 bags of flour. The packages carry a best-if-used-by date of April 19, 2020.

No announcement was posted on either the Hometown Foods Company's website or the Food and Drug Administration's website.

Hometown Foods chief operating officer Dan Anglemyer said that the company is working on a press release in coordination with the FDA.

The announcement on the Publix website stated that the flour was "distributed through a limited number of retailers and distributors nationwide."

"We've been in touch with every direct customer it [the flour] has gone to," Anglemyer said. However, he "hesitated" to give the names of the retailers that received the flour because "it [the flour] can go through a distributor that works with other retailers." There have been no reports of illness, he said.

If you have this flour at home, you should throw it away and call the company at 800-767-4466 to get a replacement coupon. You can also return it to the store where you purchased it for a refund.

If you store your flour in a canister and aren't sure if the flour was Pillsbury Unbleached All Purpose Flour with the two lot codes involved, you should throw it away. Thoroughly clean any flour containers before using them again. Make sure to wash out all nooks and crannies, because flour particles can linger in hard-to-reach places.

Anglemyer said that the salmonella was detected in tests the company ran in lot code 8 292 and that the company was including lot code 8 293 in the recall "out of an abundance of caution."

"It's unfortunate. We try to be as cautious as possible," Anglemyer said. "We apologize for any inconvenience."

Flour can be contaminated with bacteria that cause foodborne illness, such as salmonella, often in the fields where the wheat is grown. (In January, General Mills recalled 5-pound bags of Gold Medal Unbleached Flour for possible contamination with salmonella.) "That's one reason why you shouldn't consume raw batter or cookie dough," says James E. Rogers, Ph.D., director of food-safety research and testing at Consumer Reports. Cooking or baking will kill the bacteria.

The key symptoms of salmonella are diarrhea, fever, abdominal pain, and sometimes vomiting. Contact your doctor if you have a fever of 101.5° F or higher, bloody diarrhea, or severe dehydration.

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Products recalled: 5-pound bags of Pillsbury Unbleached All Purpose Flour with lot codes 8 292 and 8 293 and a best-if-used-by date of April 19, 2020.

The problem: The flour may be contaminated with salmonella.

The fix: Consumers should discard the flour and call the company for a replacement coupon, or return it to the store where purchased for a refund.

How to contact the manufacturer: Call 800-767-4466.
Consumer Reports is an independent, nonprofit organization that works side by side with consumers to create a fairer, safer, and healthier world. CR does not endorse products or services, and does not accept advertising. Copyright © 2019, Consumer Reports, Inc.

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Pillsbury Flour Recalled for Possible Salmonella

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Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. Some 12,500 cases of 5-pound bags of Pillsbury Unbleached All Purpose Flour have been recalled because of possible salmonella contamination. This information was posted on the websites of two supermarket chains, Publix and Winn-Dixie, which said that the product was recalled by the parent company of Pillsbury baking products, Hometown Foods Company.

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In Australia, a paraglider got attacked by a kangaroo immediately after he landed

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In Australia, a paraglider got attacked by a kangaroo immediately after he landed.

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Chiefs signing safety Tyrann Mathieu to a three-year deal

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The Chiefs get the safety help they need in the form of one of the free agency market's marquee names.

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A 4-year-old boy reportedly suffered major injuries after being struck by a pickup truck on a San Diego highway Tuesday. The boy, according to CBS News 8, was wandering alone in the rain on an Interstate-15 off-ramp just after midnight when he was hit. The child was taken to a local hospital with a bloody forehead.

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A 4-year-old boy reportedly suffered major injuries after being struck by a pickup truck on a San Diego highway Tuesday.

The boy, according to CBS News 8, was wandering alone in the rain on an Interstate-15 off-ramp just after midnight when he was hit. The child was taken to a local hospital with a bloody forehead.

The station reported that when the driver of the truck spotted the boy, he hit the brakes and swerved in a bid to avoid the child. However, the driver apparently was unable to avoid the 4-year-old, clipping him as he attempted to stop. The headlight of the truck was broken as a result of the impact.
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After knocking the boy down, the pickup truck driver and another motorist stopped and called 911, CBS News 8 reported. It was not immediately clear why the boy was walking around in the area at that time.

The California Highway Patrol is investigating the crash and a police officer said intoxication likely didn't play a role in the incident.
Fox News' Michael Sinkewicz contributed to this report.

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Wandering 4-year old hit by truck on California highway

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A 4-year-old boy reportedly suffered major injuries after being struck by a pickup truck on a San Diego highway Tuesday. The boy, according to CBS News 8, was wandering alone in the rain on an Interstate-15 off-ramp just after midnight when he was hit. The child was taken to a local hospital with a bloody forehead.

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A 4-year-old boy reportedly suffered major injuries after being struck by a pickup truck on a San Diego highway Tuesday

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A 4-year-old boy reportedly suffered major injuries after being struck by a pickup truck on a San Diego highway Tuesday.

The boy, according to CBS News 8, was wandering alone in the rain on an Interstate-15 off-ramp just after midnight when he was hit. The child was taken to a local hospital with a bloody forehead.

The station reported that when the driver of the truck spotted the boy, he hit the brakes and swerved in a bid to avoid the child. However, the driver apparently was unable to avoid the 4-year-old, clipping him as he attempted to stop. The headlight of the truck was broken as a result of the impact.
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After knocking the boy down, the pickup truck driver and another motorist stopped and called 911, CBS News 8 reported. It was not immediately clear why the boy was walking around in the area at that time.

The California Highway Patrol is investigating the crash and a police officer said intoxication likely didn't play a role in the incident.
Fox News' Michael Sinkewicz contributed to this report.

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A 4-year-old boy reportedly suffered major injuries after being struck by a pickup truck on a San Diego highway Tuesday. The boy, according to CBS News 8, was wandering alone in the rain on an Interstate-15 off-ramp just after midnight when he was hit. The child was taken to a local hospital with a bloody forehead.

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A 4-year-old boy reportedly suffered major injuries after being struck by a pickup truck on a San Diego highway Tuesday.

The boy, 8, was wandering alone in the rain on an Interstate-15 off-ramp just after midnight when he was hit. The child was taken to a local hospital with a bloody forehead.

The station reported that when the driver of the truck spotted the boy, he hit the brakes and swerved in a bid to avoid the child. However, the driver apparently was unable to avoid the 4-year-old, clipping him as he attempted to stop. The headlight of the truck was broken as a result of the impact

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A 4-year-old boy reportedly suffered major injuries after being struck by a pickup truck on a San Diego highway Tuesday.

The boy, according to CBS News 8, was wandering alone in the rain on an Interstate-15 off-ramp just after midnight when he was hit. The child was taken to a local hospital with a bloody forehead.

The station reported that when the driver of the truck spotted the boy, he hit the brakes and swerved in a bid to avoid the child. However, the driver apparently was unable to avoid the 4-year-old, clipping him as he attempted to stop. The headlight of the truck was broken as a result of the impact.
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After knocking the boy down, the pickup truck driver and another motorist stopped and called 911, CBS News 8 reported. It was not immediately clear why the boy was walking around in the area at that time.

The California Highway Patrol is investigating the crash and a police officer said intoxication likely didn't play a role in the incident.
Fox News' Michael Sinkewicz contributed to this report.

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A 4-year-old boy reportedly suffered major injuries after being struck by a pickup truck on a San Diego highway Tuesday. The boy, according to CBS News 8, was wandering alone in the rain on an Interstate-15 off-ramp just after midnight when he was hit. The child was taken to a local hospital with a bloody forehead.

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Keila Flores was driving with her boyfriend and three children when somebody threw a large rock off a railroad-track overdrive. The rock flew threw the windshield and killed her instantly.

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The family of Keila Flores, who was killed after someone threw a rock from a highway overpass that blasted through the windshield of the vehicle she was in, made a desperate plea for justice on Monday, asking the suspect to come forward and confess.

Flores, 33, on Saturday night was riding in the front passenger seat as her boyfriend, Christopher Rodriguez, drove, with her three children sitting behind her, when someone heaved a large rock from a railroad-track overpass and onto Interstate 35 in Temple, Texas, police said.

"It was a loud impact, almost like an explosion, that went off in the car -- I didn't know what it was," Rodriguez told "Good Morning America," in an interview airing Monday. "When it impacted the car, my instinct was to turn away, not knowing what happened. When I looked over to my right I see Keila just laying there with no response."

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Rodriguez pulled over and flagged down someone to help administer CPR, but Flores didn't respond. She was transported to a local hospital, where she was pronounced dead the next day.

"It's very frustrating. There're so many emotions, like anger. You just kind of want to take things into your own hands, knowing that's not the right thing," Rodriguez said on "GMA." "I know there are certain steps the police have to take. I know eventually they will catch the person who did this and justice will come."

He said it's been a struggle to explain the bizarre accident to Flores' three children, who were in the backseat when the rock struck the vehicle.

"It's something you don't forget," Rodriguez said. "I just hope that it doesn't affect them in the long run, and that they will realize what a good mother they had."

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Flores' older brother, John Flores, described his sister as great mother, fun-loving, the life of the party.

"Regardless of us losing our sister, we're still a family. We plan to continue on the same path -- live life to the fullest and ensure that her children are enjoying life," John Flores said. "We'll talk to them, from time to time, about who she was as an individual and share those memories with them."

The victim's younger brother, Luis Flores, said the situation still feels "unreal."

"I wish it was a very long dream," Flores said. "I still don't believe it because that day we talked on the phone and we texted before everything happened. It's just unreal. I don't understand it."

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The family said investigators interviewed a person of interest in the case, but the police have not released any additional details.

Officers with the Temple Police Department, which is investigating the case, said it is being probed as a homicide. It said anyone with information or surveillance footage from the area should contact the department immediately.

Rodriguez said he's confident authorities will find the person responsible.

"Her death won't be in vain. Justice will take over, and I do believe that they will do their job and they will find this person," Rodriguez said.

Flores' younger brother shared a similar sentiment.

"I just hope they catch this individual," Luis Flores said. "She didn't deserve that. No one deserves that."

ABC News' Marcus Moore and Kevin Lo contributed to this report.

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The family of Keila Flores, who was killed after someone threw a rock from a highway overpass that blasted through the windshield of the vehicle she was in, made a desperate plea for justice on Monday, asking the suspect to come forward and confess.

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The aviation crew operating a recent Saudi Arabian Airlines flight to Malaysia diverted the plane for quite an unusual reason: a passenger reportedly left her baby in the waiting area of the King Abdul Aziz International Airport.  Over the weekend, flight SV832 from Jeddah to Kuala Lampur turned back after a woman alerted flight crew that she had left her child at the airport, Gulf News reports.

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The aviation crew operating a recent Saudi Arabian Airlines flight to Malaysia diverted the flight for quite an unusual reason: a passenger reportedly left her baby in the waiting area of the King Abdul Aziz International Airport.

Over the weekend, flight SV832 from Jeddah to Kuala Lampur turned back after a woman alerted flight crew that she had left her child at the airport, Gulf News reports.

Video footage of a recording titled "a passenger forgot her child at the airport" in Arabic has since been viewed over 850,000 times on YouTube - and sparked plenty of merciless "Home Alone" comparisons, too.
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"May God be with us. Can we come back or what?" the pilot allegedly said to an air traffic controller in the minute-long clip, according to the outlet.

"This flight is requesting to come back...a passenger forgot her baby in the waiting area, the poor thing," the pilot detailed, adding that the woman "refuses to continue the flight."

"Ok, head back to the gate. This is totally a new one for us!" the operator replied, giving the flight crew official permission to turn around the aircraft.
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Though details of the landing remain unclear at this time, Newsweek reports that the mother and child were soon reunited upon deplaning.

Reps for the carrier did not immediately return Fox News' request for comment on the story.

In similar headlines, last week a New York City toddler in a stroller took a long ride alone on the Manhattan subway, after his caretaker suffered a medical episode.
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Flight returns to Saudi Arabia airport after mom left her baby in the waiting area

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4 year old boy hit by a truck on a San Diego highway.

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A 4-year-old boy reportedly suffered major injuries after being struck by a pickup truck on a San Diego highway Tuesday.

The boy, according to CBS News 8, was wandering alone in the rain on an Interstate-15 off-ramp just after midnight when he was hit. The child was taken to a local hospital with a bloody forehead.

The station reported that when the driver of the truck spotted the boy, he hit the brakes and swerved in a bid to avoid the child. However, the driver apparently was unable to avoid the 4-year-old, clipping him as he attempted to stop. The headlight of the truck was broken as a result of the impact.
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After knocking the boy down, the pickup truck driver and another motorist stopped and called 911, CBS News 8 reported. It was not immediately clear why the boy was walking around in the area at that time.

The California Highway Patrol is investigating the crash and a police officer said intoxication likely didn't play a role in the incident.
Fox News' Michael Sinkewicz contributed to this report.

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A 4-year-old boy reportedly suffered major injuries after being struck by a pickup truck on a San Diego highway Tuesday. The boy, according to CBS News 8, was wandering alone in the rain on an Interstate-15 off-ramp just after midnight when he was hit. The child was taken to a local hospital with a bloody forehead.

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Former Panthers LB Thomas Smith is now signing with the Los Angeles Chargers.

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No NFL player has accumulated more tackles as a member of the Carolina Panthers than Thomas Davis. His next one will be with Los Angeles Chargers.

Davis announced Tuesday he is headed west after spending his entire 14-year career in teal. The departure comes as no surprise as Davis announced in January he did not expect to continue in Carolina, despite wanting to. He showed in 2018 that he still has tread on the tires.

After serving a four-game PED suspension, Davis started the remaining 12 and recorded 79 tackles and had six passes defensed. His 6.58 tackles per game was in line with his averages from his three pro Bowl seasons and 2015 All-Pro campaign.

The former Walter Payton Man of the Year should be an upgrade to the Chargers' situation at outside linebacker and figures to fit in well with their their 4-3 scheme. He'll arrive with 1,094 tackles under his belt, including 28 sacks, with 51 passes defensed, 13 interceptions, 18 forced fumbles and 11 recoveries.

Davis is ranked No. 84 on NFL.com's Top 101 Free Agents of 2019.

Very happy that Iâ€™m going to be able to showcase my talents for the LA Chargers! Long way from home but Iâ€™m extremely excited about this opportunity! #Year15ondeck #lookatGod
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Ex-Panthers LB Thomas Davis signing with Chargers

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No NFL player has accumulated more tackles as a member of the Carolina Panthers than Thomas Davis. His next one will be with Los Angeles Chargers. Davis announced Tuesday he is headed west after spending his entire 14-year career in teal.