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Police said they've arrested a man in Salisbury, England, accused of trying to steal one of history's most famous document

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Police said they've arrested a man in Salisbury, England, accused of trying to steal one of history's most famous documents.

The Magna Carta, an English historical writ that enshrined the principles of the rule of law, was issued by King John of England in 1215.

The document is housed in Salisbury Cathedral. A visitor was seen "smashing the case of the Magna Carta with a hammer and trying to destroy it" on Friday, according to the Salisbury Journal, a local newspaper.

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The clauses in the Magna Carta, a cornerstone of the British constitution, established that everybody, including the king, was subject to the law.

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The document was not damaged. The cathedral was evacuated afterward, and other visitors told the Journal they heard alarms while exiting.

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Man arrested for attempted theft of Magna Carta

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Police said they've arrested a man in Salisbury, England, accused of trying to steal one of history's most famous documents. The Magna Carta, an English historical writ that enshrined the principles of the rule of law, was issued by King John of England in 1215. The document is housed in Salisbury Cathedral.

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Police said they've arrested a man in Salisbury, England, accused of trying to steal one of history's most famous documents.

The Magna Carta, an English historical writ that enshrined the principles of the rule of law, was issued by King John of England in 1215.

The document is housed in Salisbury Cathedral. A visitor was seen "smashing the case of the Magna Carta with a hammer and trying to destroy it" on Friday, according to the Salisbury Journal, a local newspaper.

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Police said they've arrested a man in Salisbury, England, accused of trying to steal one of history's most famous documents.

The Magna Carta, an English historical writ that enshrined the principles of the rule of law, was issued by King John of England in 1215.

The document is housed in Salisbury Cathedral. A visitor was seen "smashing the case of the Magna Carta with a hammer and trying to destroy it" on Friday, according to the Salisbury Journal, a local newspaper.

Ben Birchall/AP

The clauses in the Magna Carta, a cornerstone of the British constitution, established that everybody, including the king, was subject to the law.

Wiltshire Police Dept./EPA via Shutterstock

The document was not damaged. The cathedral was evacuated afterward, and other visitors told the Journal they heard alarms while exiting.

Ben Birchall/PA via AP

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Man arrested for attempted theft of Magna Carta

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Police said they've arrested a man in Salisbury, England, accused of trying to steal one of history's most famous documents. The Magna Carta, an English historical writ that enshrined the principles of the rule of law, was issued by King John of England in 1215. The document is housed in Salisbury Cathedral.

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Man uses raw meat to lure an alligator non shore so he can beat it with a shovel...

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Using raw chicken, a Florida man lured an alligator from a pond and then beat it with a shovel - an action he claimed was meant to "protect others" from the 3-foot reptile.

St. Petersburg resident David William Healey, 65, was arrested following the alleged incident Wednesday and is now facing a charge of illegally killing, possessing or capturing an alligator, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
VIRGINIA HOMEOWNER FINDS NEARLY 50-POUND 'AGGRESSIVE' SNAPPING TURTLE IN YARD
Healey used a fishing line and raw chicken to entice the gator from a pond at a local Kampgrounds of America (KOA) site, officials with the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office told the newspaper.
ALLIGATOR FOUND AT FLORIDA GAS STATION, POLICE SAY
When the gator got close enough, the man allegedly hit the reptile with a shovel "repeatedly" before dragging it out of the pond, witnesses told the Tampa Bay Times. Healey eventually let the animal go and it swam away.

Healey was released from the Pinellas County jail Thursday morning after posting $2,000 bond, according to jail records.

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Florida man beat alligator with shovel after using raw meat to lure it from pond, police say

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Using raw chicken, a Florida man lured an alligator from a pond and then beat it with a shovel - an action he claimed was meant to "protect others" from the 3-foot reptile. St. Petersburg resident David William Healey, 65, was arrested following the alleged incident Wednesday and is now facing a charge of illegally killing, possessing or capturing an alligator, the Tampa Bay Times reported.

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Gregory A. Bush, a 51 year old man, shot and killed two people this Wednesday. The victims, who were both African American, were at the Kroger Grocery Store during the incident. One of the victims was helping his grandson find a poster board for his school project when he was shot in front of him.

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man who killed 2 at kroger tried to enter a predominantly black church minutes earlier

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Man who killed 2 at Kroger tried to enter a predominantly black church minutes earlier, police say

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A white man who allegedly killed two people at a Kroger grocery store in Kentucky tried to enter a predominantly black church nearby minutes before the fatal shooting, police said.

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A truck carrying 30,000 pounds of bagel bites overturned on a road and kansas city and toppled over so now kansas city's bagel bites supply will be low for the next month because all the bagel bites fell out of the truck

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Thousands of pounds of a popular snack have to be tossed in the trash after the tractor-trailer they were on overturned early Thursday.

The tractor-trailer carrying nearly 30,000 pounds of Bagel Bites overturned along the ramp from westbound I-70 to northbound I-435 before 4 a.m.

By 5 a.m. crews had cleaned up all the Bagel Bites. They were just working to upright the overturned tractor-trailer.

No one was seriously injured. A passenger sustained minor injuries, but they were treated and released.

Officials say all the Bagel Bites must be thrown in the trash.

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Tractor-trailer carrying nearly 30,000 pounds of Bagel Bites overturns at I-70 and I-435

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Thousands of pounds of a popular snack have to be tossed in the trash after the tractor-trailer they were on overturned early Thursday. The tractor-trailer carrying nearly 30,000 pounds of Bagel Bites overturned along the ramp from westbound I-70 to northbound I-435 before 4 a.m.

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A dad confronts his son's bully. He finds out that the reason he was bullying him was because the bully didn't have clean clothes and shoes, and he was homeless. The dad took him shopping and taught him about repesct.

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When Aubrey Fontenot found out his son was being bullied, he, as most parents would got "a little hot." But what he did next makes him truly unique.

It had been an ongoing situation between his son Jordan and another boy at school.

"I urged him to talk about it, befriend the guy."

Jordan had already gotten in some hot water earlier in the year for defending himself, and the elder Fontenot said and he didn't want it to happen again.

Courtesy Aubrey Fontenot

"I had already been to the school and let them know there was a bullying situation," Fontenot told "Good Morning America." But then it happened again.

Things came to a head when Jordan's phone went missing.

Courtesy Aubrey Fontenot

Fontenot went to the school spoke the principal and a cop. And though they didn't come right out and say it, Fontenot got the feeling this kid needed help.

spent some time with my sons school bully yesterday .. just to dig a little deeper on"why?" .. come to find out he was being bullied for not having clean clothes n clean shoes.. I asked "why?" .. just to find out that his family is currently homeless???????????I had to do Something pic.twitter.com/IY29lgChqY
- TattooArtistAubrey (@illuminaubrey_) October 17, 2018

"They insinuated he was homeless. I was like 'Oh ok I didn't realize that, wow that makes a lot of sense." The boy's mother he said, confirmed the situation.

Fontenot told the boy if he would give Jordan's phone back, he would make it "all go away." But the phone had since been taken by someone else. So, the boy was suspended.

And what did he do on suspension day? He spent the day with Fontenot.

"I took him shopping and bought him some clothes. I talked to him about morals and principals and having self respect. He's not much of a talker, but I got him to open up."

Fontenot set up a meeting between the boy and Jordan. "They each got to talk and then I said, 'From here, this is nothing. Shake hands and from now on you are brothers and you protect each other.'"

The dad wanted his son to know "every war isn't won with your hands. It's easy to react to first emotions but sometimes you have to outsmart a situation."

Just weeks later, Jordan and his former bully are, according to Fontenot, "brothers."

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Dad confronts his son's bully and what happens next restores our faith in humanity

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When Aubrey Fontenot found out his son was being bullied, he, as most parents would got "a little hot." But what he did next makes him truly unique. It had been an ongoing situation between his son Jordan and another boy at school. "I urged him to talk about it, befriend the guy."

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Man tries to steal Magna Carta from UK's Salisbury Cathedral.

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Man tries to steal Magna Carta from Salisbury Cathedral

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A 45-year-old man was arrested for trying to steal the Magna Carta from Salisbury Cathedral on Thursday. The 803-year-old document is widely considered one of the most important documents in history.

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Woman with knife injures 14 children at western China school

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A knife-wielding assailant injured 14 children at a kindergarten in the western Chinese city of Chongqing on Friday, police reported. The attacker, a 39-year-old woman, was taken into custody and no motive for the assault was immediately publicized.

A report posted on the police force's microblog said the attack at the Xinshiji Kindergarten in the city's outskirts took place at 9:30 a.m. as the children were returning to classes.

It said all were receiving treatment in a hospital. A doctor who answered the phone at the city's Banan People's Hospital confirmed the children were there but declined to give any details or his name, referring questions to the local government.

No other information about the attacker was given, other than her surname, Liu. Video posted on social media showed injured children walking to ambulances from the school gate, with some being placed on gurneys.

China has suffered a number of such incidents in recent years, blamed largely on the mentally ill or people bearing grudges.

In June, a man used a kitchen knife to attack three boys and a mother near a school in Shanghai, killing two of the children. Police said the assailant was unemployed and carried out the attack "to take revenge on society."

Chinese law restricts the sale and possession of firearms, and mass attacks are generally carried out with knives or homemade explosives.

Almost 20 children were killed in school attacks in 2010, prompting a response from top government officials and leading many schools to add gates and security guards.

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A knife-wielding assailant injured 14 children at a kindergarten in the western Chinese city of Chongqing on Friday, police reported. The attacker, a 39-year-old woman, was taken into custody and no motive for the assault was immediately publicized. A report posted on the police force's...

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Suspect arrested in connection of explosive devices.

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Trump attacks CNN and blasts coverage of 'this bomb stuff'. President Trump tweeted his concerns that media's coverage of the ongoing bomb crisis is overshadowing the midterm elections even as his staff insisted he has been "receiving constant information" about the ongoing security situation regarding 12 suspicious packages.

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President Donald Trump tweeted his concerns that media's coverage of the ongoing bomb crisis is overshadowing the midterm elections even as his staff insisted he has been "receiving constant information" about the ongoing security situation regarding 12 suspicious packages.

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The suspicious packages, believed to contain explosive devices, have been found in various locations across the country, all addressed to high-profile Democratic politicians or public figures who have been open in expressing their criticism of the Trump administration.

"Republicans are doing so well in early voting, and at the polls, and now this "Bomb" stuff happens and the momentum greatly slows - news not talking politics. Very unfortunate, what is going on. Republicans, go out and vote!" Trump tweeted at 10:19 a.m.

Republicans are doing so well in early voting, and at the polls, and now this "Bomb" stuff happens and the momentum greatly slows - news not talking politics. Very unfortunate, what is going on. Republicans, go out and vote!
- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 26, 2018

Earlier this morning, the president wrote a half-sentence tweet criticizing CNN, deleted it, then wrote a full tweet criticizing CNN "and others" the same week the television network was mailed a bomb.

"Funny how lowly rated CNN, and others, can criticize me at will, even blaming me for the current spate of Bombs ... yet when I criticize them they go wild and scream, 'it's just not Presidential!'" Trump tweeted at 3:14 a.m. Friday morning.

Funny how lowly rated CNN, and others, can criticize me at will, even blaming me for the current spate of Bombs and ridiculously comparing this to September 11th and the Oklahoma City bombing, yet when I criticize them they go wild and scream, "it's just not Presidential!"
- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 26, 2018

At 2:48 a.m., he'd tweeted: "Funny how lowly rated CNN and others can criticize."

That tweet was quickly deleted, but ABC News obtained a screengrab.

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This comes after Trump, at a rally earlier this week, bragged about "how nice I'm behaving tonight."

In addition to former President Barack Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, other politicians who were addressed in the various packages include former Vice President Joe Biden, former Attorney General Eric Holder, Rep. Maxine Waters, and Sen. Cory Booker.

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Democratic donor George Soros and actor Robert De Niro, who was critical of the commander in chief at this year's Academy Awards, were also the targets of suspicious packages.

During an introduction of Bruce Springsteen, De Niro said: "First, I wanna say, 'F--k Trump. It's no longer, 'Down with Trump,' it's 'F--k Trump.'"

The president responded by calling the two-time Oscar winner "a very Low IQ individual."

Investigators are now focused on potential leads in South Florida, although, as noted by Bill Sweeney of the FBI's New York office, "this is a nationwide investigation involving multiple jurisdictions coast to coast."

To date, 12 suspicious packages believed to have explosive devices have been found in various locations across the country, all addressed to high-profile Democratic politicians or public figures who have been open in expressing their criticism of the Trump administration.

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The $2.1 million McLaren Speedtail is sold out, even though it's barely street legal. Its max speed is 250 mph and it just came out Friday and they are already sold out

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Some car salesmen have it easy.

Take the folks who work for McLaren. They unloaded 106 of the British automakers' new $2.1 million Speedtail supercars before it was revealed today, and the 35 or so earmarked for the United States aren't even fully street legal.

Just another day at the office.

The Speedtail is the long-awaited successor to McLaren's first model, the F1 of the 1990s, which was the fastest car in the world for a while with a top speed of 243 mph. Buy what really made it unique was its three-across seating arrangement, with the driver placed in the center.

The Speedtail features the same setup, which is all the more impressive considering it is a mid-engine car. A very long one. At 202.2 inches from tip to tail, the carbon fiber coupe is nearly the same length as a Chevy Tahoe SUV.

Details on its powertrain haven't been revealed beyond the fact that it is a hybrid and puts out 1,035 hp. With a body literally built for speed, McLaren says that'll be enough to get it to 250 mph, at least.

Its streamlined shape and fixed front wheel covers are just part of what gets it there. The body actually bends. Adjustable spoilers at the trailing corners of the car are made from flexible carbon fiber that allows them to blend seamlessly with the rest of the surface to optimize the aerodynamics, while pop-out video cameras replace bulky side view mirrors.

As cool as they are, along with the central driving position they're part of the reason the car is only allowed in the U.S. under "show or display" regulations that restrict their use. Perhaps the laws will change before deliveries begin in early 2020, but buyers probably won't mind much if they don't.

The 106 F1s that originally sold for a then-whopping $800,000 are worth $15 million or more today.

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The $2.1 million McLaren Speedtail is sold out, even though its barely street legal

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Some car salesmen have it easy. Take the folks who work for McLaren. They unloaded 106 of the British automakers' new $2.1 million Speedtail supercars before it was revealed today, and the 35 or so earmarked for the United States aren't even fully street legal. Just another day at the office.

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A plane carrying Prince Harry and Meghan Markle was forced to abort its landing as it carried the royal couple from Tonga to Australia. The problem was another plane on the runway at Sydney Airport.

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A plane carrying Prince Harry and Meghan Markle was forced to abort its landing as it carried the royal couple from Tonga to Australia.

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The pilot on the Quantas charter plane aborted the initial landing due to another plane on the runway at Sydney Airport, according to ABC News' James Longman, who was traveling on the flight.

The plane was minutes from landing on the runway and immediately had to climb into a steep ascent to avoid the other aircraft.

"There was an aircraft on the runway that was a little bit slow to roll, [that] unfortunately hadn't cleared the runway," Capt. Nigel Rosser, one of the plane's pilots, told passengers after the plane landed safely. "We were too close, so the decision was made to abort the landing. It was what we call a missed approach."

The pilots' professionalism caused no panic aboard the plane, even as the plane's passengers -- journalists and the royal party -- knew something was amiss. Prince Harry is a trained Apache pilot who served two tours of duty in Afghanistan.

The pilot joked the diversion allowed the royals and the press a second view of Sydney as Meghan and Harry returned to attend the closing days of the 2018 Invictus Games.

After arriving safely in Sydney, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the Australian Geographic Society Awards, an "annual gathering of Australia's brightest and best in exploration, science and conservation," according to Kensington Palace.

Meghan stunned in an Oscar de la Renta gown as she and Harry presented awards to young people with achievements in conservation and adventure.

Earlier in the day, Meghan and Harry met with local traders and craftsmen and attended a traditional Tongan dance ceremony during their visit to the tiny island nation of Tonga.

The royal couple, on a 16-day tour Down Under tour, were given a warm Tongan welcome when they visited an exhibition at the Fa'onelua Center on Thursday. They were greeted by dancers bearing traditional Tongan garlands to put around their waists and necks.

The couple was also treated to a traditional solo dance performance known as the "Taulunga," according to Kensington Palace.

Harry and Megan met with Tongan Prime Minister S. Akilisi Pohiva, as well as members of the cabinet.

Meghan began her last day in Tonga wearing a sleek pony tail and a striped dress from Australian designer Martin Grant, before she changed into a blue Veronica Beard dress during a midday outfit change.

The couple ended their Tonga trip with a visit to Tupou College, a secondary school founded by a British missionary in 1866.

There they dedicated two forest reserves to the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy initiative, which was started in 2015. The two forest areas are the Toloa Forest Reserve, the final forest reserve on the main island of Tongatapu, and the Eua National Park Forest Reserve on the island of Eua.

"Planting trees and conserving forests helps us in so many ways," Harry said during the ceremony. "It is a simple but effective way to restore and repair our environment."

"Planting trees and conserving forests helps us in so many ways - it is a simple but effective way to restore and repair our environment." - The Duke of Sussex, as he and The Duchess unveiled @QueensCanopy sites at Tongatapu and 'Eua National Park Reserve. #RoyalVisitTonga pic.twitter.com/iCBWyMSqd3
- Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) October 26, 2018

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Not all that long ago, the Houston Texans were dead in the water-an 0-3 team coming off a 4-12 season that had just lost at home to a bad New York Giants squad.

The Texans were done. Through. Finished.

Now, after downing the reeling Miami Dolphins 42-23 on Thursday night, the Texans are one of the hottest teams in the National Football League. A team with an explosive offense and a punishing defense. Winners of five in a row, the Texans are all alone in first place in the AFC South and look like the clear class of the division.

It's amazing how much things can change in just over a month.

And what a difference it can make for Houston to have its two biggest stars back in top form.

On defense, there's no question who the leader is-Justin James Watt.

The three-time Defensive Player of the Year suffered through injury-marred seasons each of the last two years. But in 2018, Watt is healthy again and wreaking his usual havoc. The 29-year-old entered Week 8 tied for fourth in the NFL with seven sacks, and it didn't take Watt long to tie for the NFL lead with his eighth.

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.@JJWatt coming in HOT with a sack! #Texans #MIAvsHOU 📺: @nflnetwork + @NFLonFOX 📱+💻: https://t.co/DJUityQHC9 https://t.co/O0Lv7yTYYa

For the record, Dolphins tackle Ja'Wuan James was called for holding on that play-for all the good it did him.

For the game, Watt finished with four tackles, two tackles for loss, that sack and a pass defensed. But even that robust stat line doesn't tell the whole story of the effect he has on games. At his best, Watt completely changes an opponent's game plan. If you don't double him (or at the very least leave a back or tight end in to help), your offensive tackle winds up looking like James.

It's one less blocker that can be committed to Jadeveon Clowney or Whitney Mercilus. One less safety valve in the passing game as a beleaguered quarterback flees for his life. Watt disrupts offenses even when he isn't in on the play-just by being J.J. Watt.

Watt-with all due respect to Khalil Mack and Aaron Donald-is the most dominant defensive player of his generation.

While speaking on the NFL Network's postgame show, Watt credited those injury-marred seasons for helping him navigate Houston's rocky start to this season.

"You start off 0-3," Watt said, "and outside the whole world is falling in. But inside, we knew what we had. We knew the guys we had. The thing is, a lot of the guys, like myself, have been through adversity-injuries, stuff like that. So, we know what it's like to be down, and we also know how to climb back out of it."

As great as Watt was Thursday, he may not be the Texans' most important player-just as he wasn't the biggest star against the Dolphins.

For the first time since taking the NFL by storm last year before suffering a season-ending ACL tear, Deshaun Watson looked like-Deshaun Watson. He was a highlight reel with legs, making one big play after another after another.

Like a quarterback who can extend a play with his legs before finding an open man in the end zone-on fourth down, no less?

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Deshaun Watson finds Jordan Thomas for the TD! @HoustonTexans 21, @MiamiDolphins 10: https://t.co/L9wBQ2hsC3

Elementary, my dear Watson.

Prefer a good old-fashioned 73-yard laser for a walk-in six?

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We'd say that Will Fuller has had a pretty good night 🔥 (via @thecheckdown) #Texans #TNF @Will_Fuller7 https://t.co/8rJHFn0PWT

Again, not a problem.

For the game, Watson completed 16 of 20 passes for 239 yards and five touchdowns and had a passer rating of 156.0-less than three points shy of perfect.

That's right. He had fewer incompletions than touchdown passes.

In news that should terrify every defense in the AFC South, Watson told Erin Andrews of Fox Sports after the game that the Texans offense is only getting started.

"I don't even know how explosive we can be," Watson said. "Top-notch. We've just gotta keep working. Today we showed just a little bit, but we're only going to continue to get better and improve each and every week."

That shriek you just heard came from the Jacksonville Jaguars-and they're in London.

Watson got contributions from just about everyone in Houston's offense. Tailback Lamar Miller peeled off 133 rushing yards with a score on 18 carries-his second consecutive 100-yard effort. Wide receiver Will Fuller V caught five balls for 124 yards and that long touchdown. Tight end Jordan Thomas found the end zone twice.

Oh, and DeAndre Hopkins (a superstar in his own right) scored two touchdowns and made the greatest catch that didn't count in the history of the NFL.

The (dubious) flag on that play should have been picked up on general principle.

Most importantly, a beleaguered Houston offensive line that had allowed 26 sacks and a jaw-dropping 70 QB hits though its first seven games gave up zero sacks and a single hit. That was beyond huge for a young quarterback who couldn't fly to Jacksonville in Week 7 because he was so beat up.

The Houston offense averaged 5.4 yards a carry Thursday and almost 12 yards per pass. That's what you call explosive. The defense did give up 23 points and 370 yards, but Miami's two touchdowns were set up by a blown call and a fluke play. Miami converted just four of its 13 third downs in the game.

The Texans just keep getting better and better, and in Week 8 they looked like a team that can beat anyone in the AFC-including the Patriots and Chiefs- and hang with any of the big boys in the NFC.

It wasn't all good news Thursday. Both Clowney and Fuller (who have lengthy injury histories) were injured in the fourth quarter and did not return. Former NFL team doctor David Chao speculated that Fuller tore his ACL.

Losing either (or both) for an extended period of time would be a blow.

But so long as Watson is healthy and scrambling around in the offensive backfield, the Texans are a threat to score on every play-let alone every drive. So long as Watt is healthy and rampaging through opposing offensive backfields, the Texans have something that few teams can boast-a one-man wrecking crew who can take over a game.

Despite their four-game winning streak entering Week 8, there were plenty of people (including me, admittedly) who questioned whether Houston was for real. Whether this team had to be taken seriously as a contender capable of a deep run in the postseason.

That question was answered against the Dolphins-emphatically.

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Not all that long ago, the Houston Texans were dead in the water-an 0-3 team coming off a 4-12 season that had just lost at home to a bad New York Giants squad. The Texans were done. Through. Finished.

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A 20-month-old girl was stabbed and burned inside an oven at a home in Mississippi last week was still alive when her grandmother stuck her inside.

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A 20-month-old girl found stabbed and burned inside an oven at a home in Mississippi last week was still alive when her grandmother allegedly stuck her inside, an autopsy report revealed.

Royalty Marie Floyd died "from sharp stab wounds and inhaling the heated air in the oven," according to the coroner's report, obtained by the Bolivar Commercial.

The grandmother, identified as 48-year-old Carolyn Jones, was charged Oct. 16 with first-degree murder and held on $500,000 bond, the paper reported. At the time it was unclear to investigators what led to the toddler's death.

Bolivar County Sheriff Kelvin Williams said Jones's brother found the body the night of Oct. 15 and called police in Shaw, a town of about 2,000 people approximately 100 miles northwest of Jackson.

"This is one of the most horrible things I've seen in doing law enforcement," Williams, with 26 years on the job, said of the killing. "The hardest part ... is to see a child victim."

The child was found inside a beige frame house in the north end of Shaw. Police tape still surrounded part of the house the morning of Oct. 16, while a stroller, high chair and trash barrel of toys, including a scooter, sat near the curb outside the house. Williams said the toys had belonged to the child.

Officials said Floyd lived at the home with Jones, while the toddler's mother, Veronica Shant'e Jones, lived elsewhere.

"My heart has been ripped from my chest."
- Veronica Jones, toddler's mother

"Royalty Marie Floyd was the best thing that ever happened to me," Veronica Jones wrote on Facebook, according to the New York Post. "She's my one and only daughter. My first love. The hardest thing that I ever had to go through in my life. My heart has been ripped from my chest."

A GoFundMe page for the toddler's funeral costs has raised nearly $4,500 as of early Friday.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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A 20-month-old girl found stabbed and burned inside an oven at a home in Mississippi last week was still alive when her grandmother allegedly stuck her inside, an autopsy report revealed. Royalty Marie Floyd died "from sharp stab wounds and inhaling the heated air in the oven," according to the coroner's report, obtained by the Bolivar Commercial.

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A knife-wielding assailant injured 14 children at a kindergarten in the western Chinese city of Chongqing on Friday, police reported. The attacker, a 39-year-old woman, was taken into custody and no motive for the assault was immediately publicized.

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A knife-wielding assailant injured 14 children at a kindergarten in the western Chinese city of Chongqing on Friday morning, police reported. The attacker, a 39-year-old woman, was taken in custody and no motive for the assault was immediately publicized.

Police said the attack at the Xinshiji Kindergarten in the city's outskirts took place at 9:30 a.m. as the children were returning to classes.

It said all were receiving treatment in a hospital. A doctor who answered the phone at the city's Banan People's Hospital confirmed the children were there but declined to give any details or his name, referring questions to the local government.

No other information about the attacker was given, other than her surname, Liu. Footage posted on social media showed injured children walking to ambulances from the school gate, with some being placed on gurneys.

China has suffered a number of such incidents in recent years, blamed largely on the mentally ill or people bearing grudges.

In June, a man used a kitchen knife to attack three boys and a mother near a school in Shanghai, killing two of the children. Police said the assailant was unemployed and carried out the attack "to take revenge on society."

Chinese law restricts the sale and possession of firearms, and mass attacks are generally carried out with knives or homemade explosives.

Almost 20 children were killed in school attacks in 2010, prompting a response from top government officials and leading many schools to add gates and security guards.

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Chinese police report 14 children have been injured in an attack by a knife-wielding assailant at a kindergarten in the western city of Chongqing. The report posted on the police force's microblog said the early Friday morning assault at the Xinshiji Kindergarten was carried out by a...

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Two girls were arrested for planning to kill there classmates for a ritual and it involved drinking there blood.The girls were about to carry out the ritual, but were caught by staff member. They were in the bathroom with several weapons.They were targeting small kids.

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Two Florida middle school students were arrested on Tuesday after they allegedly planned to murder their classmates as a part of a violent satanic ritual that involved drinking their victims' blood, police said.

Authorities at Bartow Middle School in Bartow, Florida, said two girls -- ages 11 and 12 -- were about to carry out the deadly ritual on Tuesday afternoon. A staff member, however, caught them hiding in a school bathroom with several weapons, according to police.

Investigators said the girls had a goblet, knives and several other weapons. When asked to explain the items, the girls told the school principal they were planning to murder at least 15 classmates who entered the restroom as a part of the ritual, according to Bartow Police Chief Joe Hall.

They were allegedly waiting for "smaller kids" that they could easily overpower and kill, Hall told "Good Morning America."

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"They had a strong belief in satanism and they believed the more people they killed the faster they would go to hell," Hall said. "They were looking for easy targets that they could attack with little or no resistance."

Authorities did not disclose many details about the juvenile suspects. But police said they'd been planning the ritual since the past weekend. They were both charged with conspiracy to commit murder and it was unclear if they had obtained lawyers.

"There was essentially no reaction from either of these two girls. They were not happy. They were not sad," Hall said. "I would describe them as carefree and nonchalant about the process."

Investigators said they recovered text messages in which the girls allegedly discussed the details of the attack. They intended to eat the victims' flesh, place their body parts by the school's front entrance and kill themselves once it was over, police said.

"I can't say that I've ever seen anything like this," Hall said. "The fact is that we had other students that heard a rumor and reported that information."

The school said it had beefed up security ahead of the horrifying discovery.

As a precautionary measure, extra law enforcement officers would be on campus this week.

There were no injuries reported as a result of the thwarted plot, officials said.

ABC News' Victor Oquendo contributed to this report.

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Two Florida middle school students were arrested on Tuesday after they allegedly planned to murder their classmates as a part of a violent satanic ritual that involved drinking their victims' blood, police said. Authorities at Bartow Middle School in Bartow, Florida, said two girls -- ages 11 and 12 -- were about to carry out the deadly ritual on Tuesday afternoon.

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Daredevil climber Alain Robert, known as the "French Spiderman," has scaled a London skyscraper with his bare hands.

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Daredevil climber Alain Robert, known as the "French Spiderman," has scaled a London skyscraper with his bare hands.

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A twenty month old child was found burned and stabbed in a oven her grandmother's house. The grandmother put the toddler into the oven while it was still breathing.

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A 20-month-old girl found stabbed and burned inside an oven at a home in Mississippi last week was still alive when her grandmother allegedly stuck her inside, an autopsy report revealed.

Royalty Marie Floyd died "from sharp stab wounds and inhaling the heated air in the oven," according to the coroner's report, obtained by the Bolivar Commercial.

The grandmother, identified as 48-year-old Carolyn Jones, was charged Oct. 16 with first-degree murder and held on $500,000 bond, the paper reported. At the time it was unclear to investigators what led to the toddler's death.

Bolivar County Sheriff Kelvin Williams said Jones's brother found the body the night of Oct. 15 and called police in Shaw, a town of about 2,000 people approximately 100 miles northwest of Jackson.

"This is one of the most horrible things I've seen in doing law enforcement," Williams, with 26 years on the job, said of the killing. "The hardest part ... is to see a child victim."

The child was found inside a beige frame house in the north end of Shaw. Police tape still surrounded part of the house the morning of Oct. 16, while a stroller, high chair and trash barrel of toys, including a scooter, sat near the curb outside the house. Williams said the toys had belonged to the child.

Officials said Floyd lived at the home with Jones, while the toddler's mother, Veronica Shant'e Jones, lived elsewhere.

"My heart has been ripped from my chest."
- Veronica Jones, toddler's mother

"Royalty Marie Floyd was the best thing that ever happened to me," Veronica Jones wrote on Facebook, according to the New York Post. "She's my one and only daughter. My first love. The hardest thing that I ever had to go through in my life. My heart has been ripped from my chest."

A GoFundMe page for the toddler's funeral costs has raised nearly $4,500 as of early Friday.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Toddler was still breathing when grandmother put her in oven: coroner's report

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A 20-month-old girl found stabbed and burned inside an oven at a home in Mississippi last week was still alive when her grandmother allegedly stuck her inside, an autopsy report revealed. Royalty Marie Floyd died "from sharp stab wounds and inhaling the heated air in the oven," according to the coroner's report, obtained by the Bolivar Commercial.

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A category 5 hurricane wipes a whole Hawaiian Island off the map

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A Category 5 hurricane wiped an entire Hawaiian island off the map

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Hawaii's East Island was submerged by Hurricane Walaka.