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At least eight people were killed when a three-story building housing a school collapsed Wednesday morning in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital, an official of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) told CNN.

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Building collapse in Nigerian city leaves schoolchildren trapped

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A three-story building housing a school collapsed Wednesday morning in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital, officials and eyewitnesses told CNN.

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Dicks sporting goods will remove guns and ammo from 125 stores

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Dick's Sporting Goods removes guns and ammo from 125 stores

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Dick's Sporting Goods will stop selling guns and ammunition at 125 stores where firearm sales have struggled.

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Fredericksburg teen collapses, dies while playing basketball during gym class

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FREDERICKSBURG, Va. - A Fredericksburg teenager died Monday after collapsing while playing basketball during gym class.

The James Monroe High School sophomore, whose name has not been released, was immediately transported to Mary Washington Hospital, where he died, said school principal Taneshia H. Rachal.

"This loss is sure to raise many emotions, concerns, and questions for our entire school, especially our students," said Rachal in a message to parents.

Rachal said the school community is saddened by the sudden loss and they will make "every effort" to help students during this difficult time.

"Please know that James Monroe High School has a Crisis Intervention Team made up of professionals trained to help with the needs of students, parents, and school personnel at difficult times such as this," said Rachal. "At our school, we have counselors available for any student who may need or want help or any type of assistance surrounding this loss. We encourage you, as parents, to also feel free to use our resources."

It remains unclear how the student died.

"We just ask for the community to keep the family and the James Monroe High School community in their thoughts and prayers in this difficult time," Rachal said to the Free Lance-Star. "This is a difficult time we've never seen before."

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Fredericksburg teen collapses, dies while playing basketball during gym class

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FREDERICKSBURG, Va. - A Fredericksburg teenager died Monday after collapsing while playing basketball during gym class. The James Monroe High School sophomore, whose name has not been released, was immediately transported to Mary Washington Hospital, where he died, said school principal Taneshia H. Rachal.

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Disney remade Aladdin

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‘Zombie deer’ disease keeps spreading across country, hunters fear it could impact industry

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STARKVILLE, Miss - At least 16 states have come up with new regulations to prevent hunters from transporting deer from areas where deer have tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease.

The Carolinas are among the states that have stricter guidelines. In North Carolina for example, hunters must follow the state's new packaging and processing regulations which require meat from deer to be cut off the bone and wrapped before being transported through the state.

The state also forbids hunters from transporting any part of a deer's spinal column. In South Carolina the state Department of Environment and Resources now requires hunters to label carcass parts with identifying information like the name and address of the individual importing the carcass parts; the state and/or country of origin; the date the deer was killed and the hunter's license or permit number. It's all a part of an effort to prevent the spread of so-called "zombie-deer" and wipe it out of existence.

Steve Demarais, a professor in the department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Agriculture at Mississippi State University, said most states now have some form of regulation that forbids hunters from transporting deer carcasses across state lines.

"If someone illegally moves a deer to a new area thinking they're going to improve the genetics of the local deer population by bringing deer from a breeding facility, for example, that's the easiest way to transmit it," Demarais said.
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The professor said people have spread the disease by transporting deer they've harvested in one state, processing it in another state and discarding the carcass locally. He said the carcass could have the infectious agent on it and get into the soil and potentially contaminate other animals.

"The animals that are sick with it secrete or release infectious agents in their urine and the saliva and their feces," he explained. "If they die in the environment, their carcasses degenerates, decay and release the infective agent in the soil. It's very difficult to get rid of once you've got it."

The state of Tennessee confirmed the first cases of CWD in the state during hunting season last December. About 24 deer in Tennessee's Fayette and Hardeman counties have tested positive for the disease.

The state's Wildlife and Fishing Commission has since made regulatory changes including establishing a CWD management zone in three counties throughout the state. The commission has also banned harvested deer from being transported out of CWD-positive areas without being processed and people are prohibited from feeding deer in those areas.
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Mississippi, which discovered its first cases of CWD in February 2018, has similar restrictions in place. However, the regulations haven't prevented new cases from popping up. The Mississippi Department of Wildlife and Fisheries confirmed six deer last December that tested positive for CWD in northern Mississippi near where Tennessee found confirmed cases around its southern border.

Demarais said more hunting could help decrease the prevalence of CWD-positive deer

Russ Walsh, executive director of Mississippi's Wildlife Bureau, said hunters should continue hunting.

"We encourage hunters to continue to do what you've always done and go out there and hunt and harvest deer," Walsh said.

That's good news to Mississippi hunter Robb Herring who hunts at least five times a week during hunting season. He was concerned the discovery of CWD in the state would cause officials to decrease or halt hunting altogether. He said it's a matter of livelihood.

"It's not any kind of a sport for me, it's keeping the freezer full," he said about the five deer he kills each year which provides him enough meat to lasts the entire year. "We can go to the store, but you're not going to buy that organic meat and you're not going to buy venison deer meat."

The hunting industry is a multibillion-dollar industry. According to the 2016 National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-Associated Recreation more than $156.9 billion dollars was spent on fishing, hunting and wildlife watching.

Hunters worry that if CWD becomes a larger issue, states like Mississippi, which depend on the sales of hunting licenses to fund its department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, could take a big hit.
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"There tends to be a small drop in license sales after a state identifies CWD within its boundaries. Simultaneous with that is a dramatic increase in the cost of operations because they've dramatically increased their sampling efforts to document where the CWD is exactly in the state so they can manage it well," said Demarais. "It's a failed business model."

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'Zombie deer' disease keeps spreading across country, hunters fear it could impact industry

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STARKVILLE, Miss - At least 16 states have come up with new regulations to prevent hunters from transporting deer from areas where deer have tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease. The Carolinas are among the states that have stricter guidelines.

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Guilty plea, new charges in New York sex slave case.

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A case featuring sensational claims that followers of a New York self-help organization were forced to become sex slaves took a new turn on Wednesday with one key defendant pleading guilty and another being hit with child pornography charges.

Nancy Salzman, who once ran the group NXIVM, told a judge in federal court in Brooklyn that she teamed up with self-styled spiritual leader Keith Raniere, because she wanted to help people improve their lives. But she admitted that she later lost her way when she joined efforts to spy on perceived enemies seeking to expose the Albany-based group as a cross between a pyramid scheme and a cult.

"It has taken some time and soul searching to come to this place," said Salzman, choking back tears. "I accept that some of what I did was not just wrong, but criminal. ... If I could go back and do it all over again, I would. But I can't."

About two hours after the guilty plea, prosecutors unsealed an indictment against Raniere accusing him of twice inducing a minor to "engage in sexually explicit conduct for the purpose of producing one or more visual depictions of such conduct" in 2005.

In a statement on Wednesday, defense attorney Marc Agnifilo denied the new allegations and questioned the timing with his client nearing trial on other charges.

The new charges "serve only to taint the jury pool," Agnifilo said. "If the charges were legitimate, they would have brought them a year ago."

Salzman, a registered nurse who was known as "Prefect" within NXIVM, was involved in stealing identities of the group's critics and hacking into their email accounts from 2003 to 2008, prosecutors said. They also alleged that she conspired to doctor videotapes showing her teaching NXIVM's lessons before the tapes were turned over to plaintiffs in a New Jersey lawsuit against the group.

The plea comes about six weeks before Raniere's trial, expected to detail allegations that a master-slave society within NXIVM brainwashed women into having unwanted sex with him and had them branded with his initials in initiation ceremonies. Among those also charged along with Raniere are Salzman's daughter as well as Seagram liquor fortune heiress Clare Bronfman and actress Allison Mack, best known for playing a teenage friend of Superman on the "Smallville" TV series. They have all denied the charges.

Salzman apparently won't testify for the government: There was no agreement to cooperate as part of the guilty plea to a conspiracy charge that carries an estimated maximum term of 41 months in prison under sentencing guidelines.

Raniere, 58, was arrested in Mexico in 2018 and is being held without bail in Brooklyn on sex-trafficking charges. At the time of his capture, Mack was living with him at a luxury villa in Puerto Vallarta, according to court papers.

An NXIVM bio of Salzman posted on the internet says she was a consultant to New York state and major corporations "until she met Keith Raniere and discovered an approach to personal growth that yielded powerful and permanent results."

Sentencing for Salzman was set for July 10.

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A case featuring sensational claims that followers of a New York self-help organization were forced to become sex slaves took a new turn on Wednesday with one key defendant pleading guilty and another being hit with child pornography charges. Nancy Salzman, who once ran the group NXIVM,...

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A 7th grader from Colorado is going on strike for climate change

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She's 12 and she's trying to save the world by skipping school

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Haven Coleman wants adults in the US to wake up to the realities of climate change. So she's co-leading a massive school strike.

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New York police are hunting the hit man who pumped at least six bullets into Fransesco Cali before making sure the 53-year-old Gambino mob boss was dead by running over him with a blue pickup truck as the assassin fled.

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Francesco "Franky Boy" Cali, the 53-year-old reputed Gambino crime family boss was reportedly shot dead Wednesday night outside his home in Staten Island, which would mark the highest-ranking believed mob figure to be killed in the city in years.

Cali was shot several times in the torso in the tony Todt Hill section of Staten Island around 9:20 p.m., the New York Post reported. He was rushed to Staten Island University Hospital North, where he was pronounced dead.

No arrests have been made as police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

The 53-year-old became the notorious crime family's acting boss in 2015, replacing then 68-year-old Domenico Cefalu, according to the New York Daily News.

Cali, who had roots in Sicily and ties to the Sicilian Mafia, was the highest-ranking organized crime figure to be murdered in New York City since 1985, when Paul Castellano was assassinated as he arrived as Sparks Steakhouse in Manhattan, according to WPIX-TV.

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Frank Cali, reputed Gambino crime family boss, fatally shot outside Staten Island home: reports

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Francesco "Franky Boy" Cali, the 53-year-old reputed Gambino crime family boss was reportedly shot dead Wednesday night outside his home in Staten Island, which would mark the highest-ranking believed mob figure to be killed in the city in years.

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death is doubling in dementia patents 30.5 deaths per 100,000 people in 2000 to 66.7 in 2017.

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Deaths from dementia have more than doubled in US, report says

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Dementia not only affects memory and quality of life, it can be fatal. A report released Thursday by the National Center for Health Statistics shows that the rate of Americans who died from dementia has more than doubled from 30.5 deaths per 100,000 people in 2000 to 66.7 in 2017.

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In a small town in Vermont called Fair Haven elected a goat as mayor for the first term. He won with 13 votes against Sammie Viger, a dog.His name is Lincoln and he is 3 years old.

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This newly sworn-in Vermont mayor is the GOAT.

Lincoln, a 3-year-old goat, was elected last week as Fair Haven, Vermont's, pet mayor with 13 votes, according to The Rutland Herald.

Following her swearing-in ceremony Tuesday, the Nubian goat's first act in office raised some eyebrows.

Lincoln couldn't wait for a bathroom and defecated on the ground, the Burlington Free Press reported.

The police chief was reportedly quick to grab a broom and dust pan to clean up the mess before her approval rating could go down with constituents.

The goat narrowly beat out a dog named Sammie Viger, a Samoyed, who came in second with an impressive 11 votes.

A total of 53 ballots were cast and 16 animals were submitted for consideration for the highly coveted position.

Other candidates included a cat named Sassy Towle, a dog named Stella Heibler and a gerbil named Crystal.

When not serving as mayor, Lincoln spends time at her day job: groundskeeper at her owner's home with her best friend Lucy, a fellow Nubian goat, handling the brush in the backyard.

The pet election was set up by Town Manager Joe Gunter, who told The Rutland Herald that he got the idea while reading a newspaper article about a small town in Michigan doing the same thing.

Fair Haven does not have a mayor, but Gunter viewed the exercise as a productive way to raise money for a new playground and teach kids about getting involved in local politics.

Candidates were recruited by sending flyers home with elementary school children, according to VT Digger, and $5 donations were requested to register an animal.

While the donations only totaled about $100, a far cry from the $80,000 needed for new equipment to update the playground, the town plans to continue to try and raise money through a GoFundMe page and by applying for state grants, local station WCAX reported.

Lincoln will serve for a one-year term, with responsibilities including making public appearances and marching in the Memorial Day parade in a custom-made sash.

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Vermont town swears in goat as new mayor - who immediately defecates

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This newly sworn-in Vermont mayor is the GOAT. Lincoln, a 3-year-old goat, was elected last week as Fair Haven, Vermont's, pet mayor with 13 votes, according to The Rutland Herald. Following her swearing-in ceremony Tuesday, the Nubian goat's first act in office raised some eyebrows.

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Man escapes police custody twice

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Authorities are searching for an escaped inmate who allegedly kidnapped a woman while on the loose and stole a police vehicle when officers attempted to recapture him.

Police arrested Travis Lee Davis, 30, at a parking lot in Oklahoma, nearly 350 miles away from where he escaped, on Wednesday after a woman reported that he kidnapped her, but he managed to slip away once again, authorities said.

Davis, who escaped from a jail in Pettis County, Missouri, Saturday night, was handcuffed behind his back and inside of a police cruiser, when he slipped into the driver's seat and sped off with the vehicle, according to the Heavener Police Department.

The officers were standing outside of the car and interviewing the alleged victim, who claimed Davis kidnapped her at gunpoint, when the suspect stole the vehicle and fled the scene, the Heavener Police Department said.

Davis drove the car about 2 miles away from the scene before crashing into a tree and taking off on foot, according to police. Officers said he may have hopped on a nearby train.

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Authorities said they set up a 10-square-mile perimeter that they are searching and had reached out to the railroad system for help.

Officers were searching on foot, with dogs, vehicles and circling the perimeter, but there were no signs of the suspect as of late Wednesday.

"It is possible that Davis escaped the area by trespassing on a freight train, however, people in the area should keep their doors locked and be watchful for strangers," the Heavener Police Department said in a statement Wednesday. "Anyone driving in the area should not pick up any hitch hiker and should definitely report them to the Leflore County Sheriffs Office."

Davis -- who is considered dangerous -- was being held on $110,000 bond for various charges, including kidnapping, endangering the welfare of a child, domestic assault, resisting arrest and parole violation, according to court documents.

Missouri authorities believe Davis escaped from the jail at around 9:30 p.m. on Saturday by climbing into the ceiling.

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"Davis climbed up into the ceiling of G Pod, across the rafters, through a maintenance access hole in the concrete wall, into a maintenance access closet, which lead to an exterior exit on the S. Lamine side of the jail and fled on foot," the Pettis County Sheriff's Department said in a statement, citing interviews with inmates and surveillance footage.

Davis is described as a white male, who is 6 feet tall and weighs 150 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. He has several tattoos, including an eye inside a triangle on the front of his neck and was last seen wearing a white T-shirt and gray pants.

Police said anyone with information on the escape or the suspect's whereabouts should contact local law enforcement agency immediately.

ABC News' Rachel Katz contributed to this report.

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Handcuffed fugitive steals police car, allegedly kidnaps woman while on the run

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Authorities are searching for an escaped inmate who allegedly kidnapped a woman while on the loose and stole a police vehicle when officers attempted to recapture him. Police arrested Travis Lee Davis, 30, at a parking lot in Oklahoma, nearly 350 miles away from where he escaped, on Wednesday after a woman reported that he kidnapped her, but he managed to slip away once again, authorities said.

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The 'Bomb cyclone' a large low pressure system, with the same pressure as a category 1 hurricane, sweeps across the united states blowing heavy amounts of snow and rain over the states. Also bringing severe weather central Indiana

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Bomb cyclone forces nearly 3,100 flight cancellations as major storm moves across US

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Nearly 3,100 flights have been canceled over two days as a "bomb cyclone" makes its way across parts of the country, unleashing blizzard conditions and hurricane-force winds.

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Maryland is going to be the first state to ban foam drink and food containers.

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Residents in Maryland might soon be prohibited from taking home their coddies or pit beef sandwiches in foam containers.

A bill that would ban restaurants and store owners from using polystyrene packaging has been gaining steam in the Maryland legislature, with the measure passing 34-13 in the state Senate last week, and 97-38 in the House of Delegates on Tuesday.

"I'm thrilled to be a part of the effort to stand up for our waterways, stand up for our neighborhoods, stand up for the world our kids will inherit," said Del. Brooke Lierman (D), who sponsored the bill, the Baltimore Sun reported.
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The bills introduced at both the Senate and House of Delegates contained differences, Lierman acknowledged, though she said those discrepancies would be sorted out in a committee meeting.

The legislature would still need to be signed into law by Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, before taking effect.

Under the proposed regulations, food and drink containers made from foam products would be prohibited from use, though any food or drink packaged outside the state and shipped in would be exempt. Also exempt are foam products not used in food service or storage.
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Critics of the bill have argued that the new regulations would put extra financial hardships on small businesses. Some also say the ban would not help the environment, or at least not how its proponents suggest.

"It's an unnecessary burden that isn't going to do anything for the environment," said Sen. Justin Ready (R). "This bill does not move the needle at all on protecting the environment."

Sen. Cheryl Kagan (D), on the other hand, argued that more than half of the state's residents already live in counties where polystyrene food and drink containers are banned.

"We have the opportunity to do the right thing for the Chesapeake Bay, for the environment and for our fish and wildlife that eat this product," said Kagan, who sponsored the bill in the Senate. "It infects them; we ingest them."
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Residents in Maryland might soon be prohibited from taking home their coddies or pit beef sandwiches in foam containers. A bill that would ban restaurants and store owners from using polystyrene packaging has been gaining steam in the Maryland legislature, with the measure passing 34-13 in the state Senate last week, and 97-38 in the House of Delegates on Tuesday.

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World Cup champions are engaged.

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Ashlyn Harris and Ali Krieger, FIFA Women's World Cup champions and club teammates, announced they are engaged.

Harris, 33, told People she and Krieger, 34, got close when they met in 2010 and played together on the U.S. Women's National Team.

"The rest has kind of been history," Harris told People. "Here we are nine years later, and we're going to be getting married this year."
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Krieger said she was attracted to Harris' "creativity and ambition."

"I find that so attractive, and the way that she makes me a better person. I think that I'm very quiet and reserved," Krieger said. "Since being with Ash, I really feel like I've blossomed into the woman that I want to be, and she's helped me become the woman I am."

Harris revealed to People she was drawn to Krieger's "big, beautiful brown eyes."

"She has these unbelievable tiger eyes. I just felt like every time she was talking, I wasn't even paying attention to what she was saying," she told People.
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The two play for the Orlando Pride and did not come forward about their relationship until now in the interest of maintaining a professional work environment.

"We wanted to be professional and make sure that we showed up every day and did our job and it wasn't just because we were together, it was because we love what we do, and we're really good at what we do," Krieger said. "And that was most important for us."

The couple hope to wed at the end of the year in Florida. Harris is currently training for the upcoming 2019 Women's World Cup.

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World Cup champions Ashlyn Harris and Ali Krieger are engaged

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Ashlyn Harris and Ali Krieger, FIFA Women's World Cup champions and club teammates, announced they are engaged. Harris, 33, told People she and Krieger, 34, got close when they met in 2010 and played together on the U.S. Women's National Team. "The rest has kind of been history," Harris told People.

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Rotten Tomatoes believe "Captain Marvel"'s ratings were sandbagged due to trolls.

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Feminist-hyped flick "Captain Marvel," starring Woke actress Brie Larson, completely bombed in audience feedback on movie review site Rotten Tomatoes.

"Trolls" engaging on Rotten Tomatoes, not a dissatisfied audience, are apparently responsible for the low scores, according to the site. The unusually high (and negative) number of reviews on opening day was used to evidence such a narrative.

And in an effort to save "Captain Marvel" from such low audience scores, Rotten Tomatoes disabled visitors from rating their excitement about the flick pre-premiere and purged tens of thousands of bad reviews post-premiere.

But the desired outcome has still not been reached. "Captain Marvel" is sitting at a disappointing 63% audience rating, though that is significantly up from the 35% rating it hovered around on opening day.

The site's newest initiative to assist the female-led film concerns common visitors having to somehow verify that they've seen the movie before they are allowed to leave a review. The Hollywood Reporter reported Wednesday:

A rep for the website now tells The Hollywood Reporter that additional measures are being considered in terms of audience reviews. Namely, a user may be asked to verify that he or she has seen the film in question before being allowed to post a critique. (It is unclear what that prompt would look like in practice.)

Dana Benson, a top communications representative for Fandango (parent company of Rotten Tomatoes), told The Hollywood Reporter, "We are disappointed that there was a group of people who were obviously very passionate and who had a negative opinion of the movie, whether they saw it or not."

Benson noted that there is a wipe gap between the critics' review score and the general audience, which the site hopes to alleviate. "We are in the middle of evolving the audience score. We want to ensure its credibility," she said.

On Wednesday, the critics' review of "Captain Marvel" - which has remained a steady since the film's opening - is 16 percentage points higher than the audience review; 79% and 63% respectively.

In February, Rotten Tomatoes disabled visitors from scoring their excitement about the film after "Captain Marvel's" "Want to See" score dropped to a dismal 27%.

"As of February 25, we will no longer show the 'Want to See' percentage score for a movie during its pre-release period. Why you might ask? We've found that the 'Want to See' percentage score is often times confused with the 'Audience Score' percentage number. (The 'Audience Score' percentage, for those who haven't been following, is the percentage of all users who have rated the movie or TV show positively - that is, given it a star rating of 3.5 or higher - and is only shown once the movie or TV show is released.)," said a post from Rotten Tomatoes, adding: "We are disabling the comment function prior to a movie's release date. Unfortunately, we have seen an uptick in non-constructive input, sometimes bordering on trolling, which we believe is a disservice to our general readership."

The film's star, actress Brie Larson, branded "Captain Marvel" as a "big feminist movie" and vowed that the press junket for the movie would not be "overwhelmingly white male."

The Hollywood Reporter noted that ratings for Black Panther and the all-female Ghostbusters reboot were similarly hit by "trolls" looking to sandbag the films.

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'Captain Marvel' Bombed On Rotten Tomatoes. Now The Site Is Doing This To Stop 'Trolls.'

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Feminist-hyped flick "Captain Marvel," starring Woke actress Brie Larson, completely bombed in audience feedback on movie review site Rotten Tomatoes. "Trolls" engaging on Rotten Tomatoes, not a dissatisfied audience, are apparently responsible for the low scores, according to the site. The unusually high (and negative) number of reviews on opening day was used to evidence such a narrative.

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Roof from building falls on car passing by in Germany

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Firefighters in Cologne, Germany, helped rescue both people inside the car who were uninjured.

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Marine helps 'Disney princess' daughter dance with grandpa who has Alzheimer's

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A beautiful dance between a 3-year-old girl and her grandfather was captured on camera and shared on Facebook by her Marine father, who revealed that the grandpa has Alzheimer's disease, dementia and Parkinson's disease.

"My daughter wanted to dance with my dad," Dean Evans, the girl's father, posted on Facebook. "She wanted him to go to a ball with her so she grabbed her Disney dress. Melts my heart."
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Evans' daughter, whose name is not revealed in the video, can be seen twirling around in her light up princess ball gown while the live action version of "Beauty and the Beast" song "Tale As Old As Time," featuring John Legend and Ariana Grande, plays on a television in the background.

Evans positioned himself behind his father, Rick, and held him up under the arms so that his daughter could hold her grandpa's hands while swaying and twirling. Evans' younger son also briefly joined the pair on their makeshift dance floor in the family's home.
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The touching moment has been viewed over 388,000 times.

Alzheimer's is the most common cause of dementia and accounts for between 60 and 80 percent of cases, according to the Alzheimer's Association. There currently is no cure for the progressive disease, with the greatest risk factor being increased age - however, approximately 200,000 Americans under the age of 65 are living with early-onset Alzheimer's.
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According to the foundation, the disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S., with patients often living four to eight years after diagnosis.

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Marine helps 'Disney princess' daughter dance with grandpa who has Alzheimer's

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A beautiful dance between a 3-year-old girl and her grandfather was captured on camera and shared on Facebook by her Marine father, who revealed that the grandpa has Alzheimer's disease, dementia and Parkinson's disease. "My daughter wanted to dance with my dad," Dean Evans, the girl's father, posted on Facebook.