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In a long rambling letter, the spokesman for the Taliban is telling U.S. President Donald Trump that it's time to leave Afghanistan.

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What's Causing Chicago’s Homicide Spike?

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'Hidden Figures' explores unsung heroes of space race

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Puppies rescued from avalanche site.

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Get up. We've got to get out': Storms kill 20 in the South

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Danielle’s popularity has made her the victim of a suicide hoax in fake news reports spreading online, with one of those articles claiming the “Cash Me Outside” girl had killed herself garnering about 55,000 views. The fake article claimed that Danielle Ann was discovered in her room after committing suicide in the wake of the Dr. Phil Show videos gone viral.

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The shocking headline reads "'Cash Me Outside' Girl Found Dead After Apparent Suicide!!!!" However, that is fake news. viewers might remember Danielle, better known as the "Cash Me Outside" girl, from Internet memes. As seen in the following Dr. Phil Show videos, Danielle was a 13-year-old girl who appeared on Dr. Phil's show, and became known as the "Cash Me Outside" girl, after Danielle issued a threat to the audience, saying, "Catch me outside." Instead, the "catch me outside" phrase sounded more like "cash me outside," and that's how Danielle became known.

Danielle's popularity has made her the victim of a suicide hoax in fake news reports spreading online, with one of those articles claiming the "Cash Me Outside" girl had killed herself garnering about 55,000 views. The fake article claimed that Danielle Ann was discovered in her room after committing suicide in the wake of the Dr. Phil Show videos gone viral.

"After months of bullying from social media and peers at school, Danielle Ann was found dead in her room on January 23. The harassment began shortly after the Dr. Phil show released a clip onto their Youtube channel, in which a 13-year-old Danielle appears on the show for stealing cars. While on the show, Danielle began to get irritated with the audience and shouted, 'Catch me outside, how about that?' Initially the airing of the clip was enough to handle. Then a fight with a fellow student leaked online of Danielle being drug out of a car and repeatedly struck in the head. Just days after, Danielle was found unresponsive by her mother in her bedroom. She was then rushed to the hospital and later pronounced dead late Monday evening."

Danielle confronted her own mother and called the audience of the Dr. Phil Show disparaging names for laughing at the "Catch Me Outside" girl.

However, the Dr. Phil Show has provided no such updates about the "Cash Me Outside" girl committing suicide, and Dr. Phil would likely be one of the first outlets to provide such a shocking update about a former famous guest. Danielle's "Cash Me Outside" phrase became so popular that Urban Dictionary explained that "catch me outside" means to catch a person outside to fight.

Danielle made news on Dr. McGraw's show for stealing not only her mother's car - but the car of one of Dr. Phil's employees, as well.

Dr. Phil accused Barbara Ann of inciting some of the violence displayed in her daughter Danielle, with videos showing Barbara Ann cursing as well, and asking her "Cash Me Outside" daughter if Danielle wanted a piece of her mother. It was a sad scenario, juxtaposed next to photos of Danielle when she was a young girl, appearing happy and smiling next to her mother.

Barbara Ann eventually sent her daughter away, as seen in the below clip from Dr. Phil, after the mom got fed up with Danielle's behavior to the point where Barbara Ann claimed that nothing worked to control her "Cash/Catch Me Outside" girl. Danielle has gone on shopping sprees with her mother's credit card - and bought a stripper pole with the stolen funds.

Whereas Dr. Phil has provided no readily findable updates via Google about his famous "Cash Me Outside" guest as of this writing, with Danielle's popularity, it is likely that Dr. Phil will eventually give updates about Danielle on a future show, especially if the efforts to reform Danielle were successful. Viewers of the Dr. Phil Show are probably relieved to know that suicide reports about the "Cash Me Outside" girl are fake news reports.

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'Cash Me Outside' Girl Not Dead: 13-Year-Old Danielle Ann A 'Dr. Phil Show' Victim Of Fake News, Not Suicide

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The shocking headline reads "'Cash Me Outside' Girl Found Dead After Apparent Suicide!!!!" However, that is fake news. viewers might remember Danielle, better known as the "Cash Me Outside" girl, from Internet memes.

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Receivers coach David Culley is leaving Chiefs to join Bills’ coaching staff.

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The Chiefs' coaching staff will look a little different in 2017.

Wide receivers coach David Culley, a longtime assistant under coach Andy Reid, is expected to take a job as the quarterback coach for the Buffalo Bills under new head coach Sean McDermott, multiple sources told The Star on Monday evening.

A replacement could already be on hand, however. Sources also told The Star that former Philadelphia Eagles receivers coach Greg Lewis has joined the Chiefs' coaching staff for the Pro Bowl this week in Orlando, Fla., and is the leading candidate for Culley's old position, though it has not yet been made official.

Sporting News' Alex Marvez reported the news first.

The loss of Culley, 61, will shake up the staff some. He's spent the last 18 years as an assistant under Reid, dating back to their days in Philadelphia, and the last four as the Chiefs' assistant head coach and receivers coach. He last coached quarterbacks in an official capacity in 1988, when he was at Southwestern Louisiana.

As the Chiefs' receivers coach, Culley was one of the primary people responsible for developing rookie Pro Bowler Tyreek Hill, a fifth-round pick who took to the system quickly - which doesn't always happen in a Reid offense - and finished with the most catches (61), receiving yards (593) and touchdowns (six) of any of the Chiefs' wide receivers.

Culley's departure opens the door for someone on the staff to receive the now-vacant assistant head coach title, which would mean a promotion, at least in name. It would also allow for a new hire to receive more responsibility and potentially more money, if Reid were to go that route.

Lewis, 36, is a former receiver who played under Reid from 2003 to 2008. He's spent the last five years at five different stops - as a receivers coach at the University of San Diego (2012), San Jose State (2013) and the University of Pittsburgh (2014), and as an offensive assistant with the New Orleans Saints in 2015.

He was then hired by new Eagles coach - and former Reid assistant - Doug Pederson to guide a young group of receivers in 2016. The unit struggled, however, as drops were an issue and only third-year pro Jordan Matthews finished with more than 400 receiving yards.

Philadelphia's No. 2 and No. 3 receivers, second-year pros Nelson Agholor and Dorial Green-Beckham, finished just below that threshold, and Lewis was relieved of his duties in January, though it now appears that he is potentially set to get a fresh start in Kansas City.

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Receivers coach David Culley is leaving Chiefs to join Bills' coaching staff

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The Chiefs' coaching staff will look a little different in 2017. Wide receivers coach David Culley, a longtime assistant under coach Andy Reid, is expected to take a job as the quarterback coach for the Buffalo Bills under new head coach Sean McDermott, multiple sources told The Star on Monday evening.

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'Get up. We've got to get out': Storms kill 20 in the South

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'Get up. We've got to get out': Storms kill 20 in the South

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Support the go fund me page for a fellow student of ours that past. Zach Meyers

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Click here to support Zach Meyer Memorial Fund organized by Julie Dawn

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Zach was tragically killed in a car accident Saturday morning and his family desperately needs help in covering funeral expenses. Any amount you can donate, no matter how much will be greatly appreciated. As a family we are devastated and need prayers along with donations. Thank you for your help...

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Puppies rescued from avalanche site.

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Three fluffy Abruzzo sheepdog puppies were rescued from a hotel in Italy which had been buried by an avalanche.

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A 79-year-old woman's interaction with a longtime Sarasota, Florida, deputy sheriff began with a simple call for help.

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It ended with that officer allegedly forging checks and attempting to kill the woman and frame it as a suicide, according to a legal affidavit and a law enforcement official.

Detective and patrol deputy Frankie Bybee was arrested on Monday and charged with grand theft, exploitation of the elderly and attempted murder, officials said.

Sarasota County Sheriff Tom Knight laid out the dramatic allegations against the 18-year sheriff's veteran at a news conference on Monday, saying his actions were a "disgrace" to law enforcement professionals everywhere.

"To use that uniform to be sent to her home to provide her help and then exploit it is unacceptable," Knight said.

Bybee, 46, also faces charges of battery on a victim 65 years or older, burglary and forgery, according to officials.

At an initial court hearing, Bybee's bond totaled more than $1 million. His attorney has not responded to a request for comment. Bybee is set to be arraigned February 24.

The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office released video of Bybee's arrest on its Twitter account, adding the hashtag "#Accountability."

According to an affidavit and police timeline of the case, Bybee befriended the 79-year-old woman shortly after responding to a call for service on October 21, 2016. He began making regular visits to her home and introduced her to members of his family in an effort to gain her trust, Knight said.

By December 20, the woman called police to report that Bybee was harassing her and trying to control her. The sheriff's office then launched an internal affairs investigation.

Investigators learned that the woman had asked Bybee to take care of her dog while she was ill and in the hospital. He received a check for $1,000 in case the dog had medical needs. However, the affidavit accuses Bybee of depositing that check in his personal bank account. In addition, he allegedly gave the dog away on Craigslist without the woman's consent.

On January 9, with the internal investigation well under way, detectives seized an envelope mailed to Bybee at the Sarasota Sheriff's Office, according to officials. Inside were four checks appearing to be from the woman made out to Bybee and his three children that totaled $65,000.

However, the woman said she did not address or sign the checks, and forensic analysis showed Bybee's fingerprints on one of the checks, officials said. Bybee was immediately placed on administrative leave.

Things escalated dramatically three days later.

That's when the woman reported to the sheriff's office that Bybee had entered her unlocked front door while wearing dark clothes and latex gloves, according to officials.

Once inside, Bybee allegedly held the woman down and forced prescription medication into her mouth, causing lacerations and abrasions to her face as well as bruising to her body. She lost consciousness and called for help when she awoke.

Investigators discovered that the door to her garage was left open and her car was left running, filling her home with carbon monoxide.

At a press conference on Monday, Sheriff Knight flatly called Bybee a "criminal" and criticized his decision not to tell the truth to investigators.

"It would be nice to have somebody who wore this uniform for 18 years to be forthright and give us the truth," Knight said. "But he's a criminal, and he's acting like a criminal. So thus he gets arrested and treated like a criminal."

Knight said that Bybee had previously been suspended twice for violations of internal policies.

CNN's AnneClaire Stapleton and Ryan Rios contributed to this report.

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Police: Florida deputy tried to kill elderly woman, frame it as suicide

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It ended with that officer allegedly forging checks and attempting to kill the woman and frame it as a suicide, according to a legal affidavit and a law enforcement official. Detective and patrol deputy Frankie Bybee was arrested on Monday and charged with grand theft, exploitation of the elderly and attempted murder, officials said.

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Photo Shows $20M That Feds Found Hidden in Mattress

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A new image released by the U.S. Attorney's Office on Monday shows $20 million in cash that authorities found stashed in a box spring in a Massachusetts apartment.

The money is believed to be linked to a $1 billion pyramid scheme involving TelexFree, a Massachusetts-headquartered company that claimed to provide Internet phone services.

Authorities allege that it was a pyramid scheme that operated from January 2012 to March 2014.

"TelexFree purported to aggressively market its VOIP [voice over internet protocol] service by recruiting thousands of 'promoters' to post ads for the product on the Internet," the Department of Justice said in a statement on its website.

The promoters were required to buy into the company at a price, after which they were to be compensated by TelexFree, "under a complex compensation structure, on a weekly basis so long as they posted ads for TelexFree's VOIP service on the Internet," according to the DOJ.

The cash stash was discovered earlier this month when police raided the apartment of Cleber Rene Rizerio Rocha, 28, in Westborough. He was arrested and charged with one count of conspiring to commit money laundering.

TelexFree reported sales of $1.02 billion in 2013, but roughly all that revenue came from people who bought into the company's scheme, authorities said.

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Virginia mother disappears with 2 young children after blind date.

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Shot fired into car near 1-70, Manchester injures man

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A gunshot fired into a car injured a man late Monday near I-70 and Manchester Trafficway, Kansas City police said.

Authorities said the victim was riding in the back seat of car about 10:30 p.m. when driver exited from the highway to Manchester Trafficway.

The victim told police that a unknown vehicle pulled alongside them and fired one round into the car, hitting him in the leg.

The driver took the victim to a hospital for a superficial gunshot wound. The victim was treated and released.

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Shot fired into car near I-70, Manchester injures man

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A gunshot fired into a car injured a man late Monday near I-70 and Manchester Trafficway, Kansas City police said. Authorities said the victim was riding in the back seat of car about 10:30 p.m. when driver exited from the highway to Manchester Trafficway.

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Truck driver loses 38,000 pounds of marbles on a busy highway. He "lost his marbles."

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KTLA -- A truck driver "lost his marbles" over the weekend when his trailer ripped open, spilling thousands of pounds of them on an interstate in Indianapolis.

The truck was carrying 38,000 pounds of marbles Saturday when it lost its trailer and the load spilled all over an embankment of southbound Interstate 465 near Pendleton Pike, a police spokesperson told KTLA sister station WXIN.
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Truck driver loses 38,000 pounds of marbles

Sgt. John Perrine of the Indiana State Police Department posted an image of the damaged trailer with thousands of marbles spilled onto the embankment.

"A truck driver has lost his marbles ... Literally, 38,000 pounds of them on I-465 SB at the 41mm," Perrine's post read.

One lane of the interstate remained closed for most of the day following the incident, WXIN reported.

No one was injured in the crash, according to Perrine.
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Truck driver loses 38,000 pounds of marbles on busy highway

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KTLA -- A truck driver "lost his marbles" over the weekend when his trailer ripped open, spilling thousands of pounds of them on an interstate in Indianapolis. The truck was carrying 38,000 pounds of marbles Saturday when it lost its trailer and the load spilled all over an embankment of southbound Interstate 465 near Pendleton Pike, a police spokesperson told KTLA sister station WXIN.

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Two explosions on Wednesday rocked the Somali capital of Mogadishu, killing at least 10 people and injuring another 30.

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teenage mom tapes her child to the wall and goes on live

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A women and two young children are missing after a blind date her home was destroyed after a mysterious fire

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Police have issued a missing and endangered alert for a Virginia mother and her two young children who recently disappeared under "suspicious circumstances," according to the Virginia Beach Police Department.

The mother, 29-year-old Monica Lamping, and her 9-month-old daughter and 7-year-old son were reported missing by family members this past Sunday, Jan. 22 around 9:30 a.m., the Virginia Beach Police Department said in a news release today.

A fire had broken out in Monica Lamping's home just hours before she and her kids were reported missing, according to the Virginia Beach Fire Department.

The fire was reported around 3:15 a.m. that same Sunday, and no one was found in the home, a fire department spokesperson told ABC News today.

The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and investigators are looking at the possibility that a space heater may have ignited the blaze, the fire department spokesperson said.

Just a few hours before the fire, in the late afternoon of Saturday, Jan. 21, Monica Lamping reportedly went on a blind date with "somebody named Chad," according to Moira Lamping, the stepmother of Monica Lamping's 7-year-old son.

Monica Lamping left her kids with her best friend and picked them up again after the date around 5:30 p.m. that Saturday, Moira Lamping told ABC affiliate WVEC in Hampton, Virginia.

"She said something about car trouble, and Chad could fix it," Moira Lamping said.

Family members reported they have not been able to get in contact with Monica Lamping since that afternoon, the Virginia Beach Police Department wrote in its news release today.

Police added that they are "attempting to identify the individual named Chad."

Monica Lamping is believed to be operating a green 2002 Jeep Cherokee bearing a Virginia license plate with the tag XPU-6357, according to police. The vehicle was last spotted traveling through the Portsmouth Downtown Tunnel in Portsmouth, Virginia, police said.

Officials ask that anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Monica Lamping and her children please call the Virginia Beach Police Department at (757) 385-5000 or the Virginia Beach Crime Solvers at 1-888-LOCK-U-UP.

ABC News' Dee Carden and Sarah Shales contributed to this report.

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Virginia Mother and 2 Young Children Mysteriously Disappear

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Police have issued a missing and endangered alert for a Virginia mother and her two young children who recently disappeared under "suspicious circumstances," according to the Virginia Beach Police Department. The mother, 29-year-old Monica Lamping, and her 9-month-old daughter and 7-year-old son were reported missing by family members this past Sunday, Jan.

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actor was shot dead during a music video of a fake gun shoot out. the actor was shot in the chest and pronounced dead at the scene. he has been training to be a stunt man for 23 years.

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Actor shot dead while filming music video - CNN Video

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Australian actor Johann Ofner was shot and killed during the filming of a music video for hip hop group Bliss n Eso.

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Trump is close to signing the Dakota pipeline advancement which is controversial.

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woody harrelson recalls being robbed at gunpoint.

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The death toll in Italy's avalanche disaster rose to 14 Tuesday as rescuers extracted the bodies of two women from a devastated hotel and continued their search for 15 people still missing, local authorities said.

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Australian actor Johann Ofner was shot and killed during the filming of a music video for hip hop group Bliss n Eso.

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Australian actor Johann Ofner was shot and killed during the filming of a music video for hip hop group Bliss n Eso.

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UK's strongest man, Eddie Hall, Almost died after 1102 Pound Deadlift

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UK's Strongest Man Eddie Hall Dodged Death and Isn't Done Yet

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Mr. Kohl-  A new study found that cervical cancer is a bigger threat to US women than people realized. For years, the mortality rate for the disease was based on data that included women who’ve had hysterectomies. Hysterectomy: the procedure that typically removes a woman’s cervix, and - yup - the risk of cervical cancer.

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Mr. Kohl-  A new study found that cervical cancer is a bigger threat to US women than people realized. For years, the mortality rate for the disease was based on data that included women who’ve had hysterectomies. Hysterectomy: the procedure that typically removes a woman’s cervix, and - yup - the risk of cervical cancer.