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"Blind" NY man caught driving, reading, committing disability fraud.

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Coast guard hunts for 32 year old women named Rina Patel who fell overboard on Carnival cruise. While witnesses said they saw her fall off the 11th deck the cruise ship company released a statement saying she was "witnessed jumping overboard."

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Two men are still on the loose in Chicago today after robbing and shooting a senior citizen in broad daylight as the man was watering his front lawn.A recording of the incident caught by a neighbor's security camera shows two men riding bicycles past 71-year-old Federico LaGuardia as he watered the lawn of his Marquette Park neighborhood home police said.

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Two men are still on the loose in Chicago today after robbing and shooting a senior citizen in broad daylight as the man was watering his front lawn.

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A recording of the incident caught by a neighbor's security camera shows two men riding bicycles past 71-year-old Federico LaGuardia as he watered the lawn of his Marquette Park neighborhood home police said.

Shortly after the men pass, one of them turns around, wrestles LaGuardia to the ground and shoots him once in the abdomen after he fell to the ground. The man then rifles through LaGuardia's pockets and takes his wallet before fleeing on his bike.

Despite his injuries, LaGuardia was able to stagger to his neighbor's door and call for help. He was taken to Holy Cross Hospital and then transferred to Mount Sinai Hospital where he underwent surgery. Police said he is in fair condition but remains in intensive care.

"I heard the gunshot and I ran out here and he was, like, dazed in the street," said neighbor Lois Walker.

This is the latest attack in Chicago's deadliest summer in two decades, and community activists and members of the public are outraged.

"It's just absolutely ridiculous, you're not even safe in your own yard," said neighbor Teryeyah Griggs.

Violence over this past weekend in Chicago pushed to 488 the total of murders so far this year - surpassing the 481 homicides that the police department recorded for all of 2015. Nearly 230 homicides occurred over the summer alone. August's 90 homicides made it the deadliest single month in Chicago since June 1996.

"It's not a police issue. It's a society issue," Chicago police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said Tuesday during a press conference. "Impoverished neighborhoods, people without hope do these kinds of things. You show me a man who doesn't have hope, I'll show you a man who's willing to pick up a gun and do anything with it."

A $1,000 reward is being offered for solid information leading to the suspects.

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Two men are still on the loose in Chicago today after robbing and shooting a senior citizen in broad daylight as the man was watering his front lawn. A recording of the incident caught by a neighbor's security camera shows two men riding bicycles past 71-year-old Federico LaGuardia as he watered...

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Subside Bombings are Increasing in  Syrian town Madaya and it is only getting worse

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child suicide attempts on the rise in besieged syrian town

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Child suicide attempts on the rise in besieged Syrian town

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The besieged Syrian town of Madaya has seen a "worrying increase" in child suicide attempts as the long war takes its toll, a rights group warned.

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kidnapped murder victim called police from inside the trunk of her own car

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A 47-year-old woman who was allegedly abducted at a gas station in Montana called police for help while locked inside the trunk of her own car before being found dead early Wednesday more than 300 miles away near Spokane, Washington.

Police say someone hit Rita Maze over the head by the side of the road in the town of Wolf Creek, forced her into the trunk and drove her to Spokane, where they believe she was killed, reports ABC Fox Montana, a local affiliate.

Maze was able to call law enforcement from inside the trunk and describe the details of her alleged abduction, police say. Maze's husband also notified police after she failed to come home as expected, ABC Fox Montana said.

Police tracked the woman's whereabouts by using pings from local cell towers and authorities in Spokane identified the car using a license plate scanner.

The Lewis and Clark County Sheriff in Montana says police in Spokane found Maze's remains in the trunk of her black Pontiac Grand Prix. Investigators recovered Haze's car around 12:30 a.m. Wednesday. Authorities believe Maze was killed in Spokane, but a cause of death has not yet been released by the Spokane County coroner.

Deputies say they have identified a person of interest after investigators gathered identifying information from surveillance video, ABC Fox Montana reports. Authorities are asking for the community's help in identifying person. Police say they do not believe the person had any connection to Maze.

The Lewis and Clark County Sheriff's Office, the Spokane County Sheriff's Office and the FBI are collaborating on the case.

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Woman Called Police From Inside the Trunk of Her Own Car Before Slaying

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A 47-year-old woman who was allegedly abducted at a gas station in Montana called police for help while locked inside the trunk of her own car before being found dead early Wednesday more than 300 miles away near Spokane, Washington. Police say someone hit Rita Maze over the head by the side of...

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Tim Tebow signs with the New York Mets. He will be playing outfeild.

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5 hours ago ... Your Saturday morning dose of New York Mets and MLB news, notes, and links. ... The Mets returned to New York to face the Phillies with David Wright in tow. Though he's still not cleared to play, the Mets ' captain sat in the dugout during the game.

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Four police officers in Oakland, California, have been fired for involvement in a department-wide sex scandal, Mayor Libby Schaaf said in a press conference Wednesday.

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Four police officers in Oakland, California, have been fired for involvement in a department-wide sex scandal, Mayor Libby Schaaf said in a press conference Wednesday.

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Oklahoma teen gets life in prison for killing five family members

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top selling NFL jersey is  Colin Kapernick they said it has been selling like skyrockets because of protest.

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What it Was Like Inside a Nike Call Center After the Colin Kaepernick Ad Dropped

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Trump again Insists he was against iraq invasion, despite past comments

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Donald Trump has been catching some heat for previous comments he's made about Iraq and Libya.

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Trump has repeatedly said he did not support the 2003 invasion of Iraq or the U.S. intervention in Libya in 2011, but past public statements on both international affairs contradict his current position.

The controversy got kicked up again on Wednesday when Trump made an appearance on NBC's Commander-In-Chief Forum and offered up a rebuttal to a criticism being leveled at him by his Democratic opponent in the upcoming election.

"I heard Hillary Clinton say I was not against the war in Iraq. I was totally against the war in Iraq," Trump told host Matt Lauer. "You can look at Esquire magazine from 2004. You can look at before that. And I was against the war in Iraq, I said it's going to totally destabilize the Middle East, which it has. It's been a disastrous war."

Outlets like Politifact and BuzzFeed News have pointed out in the past that Trump in 2002 expressed tepid approval of the impending U.S. invasion.

In an interview that only briefly touched on the subject, Howard Stern asked Trump "Are you for invading Iraq?"

Trump appears to hesitate, responding, "Yeah, I guess so. I wish the first time it was done correctly."

Politifact has rated his claim that he "was among the earliest to criticize the rush to war in Iraq, and yes, even before the war ever started," as false.

BuzzFeed dug up the audio of the Howard Stern interview and posted it back in February. They provide a timeline of his comments on Iraq since then and sum up his shifting position by saying Trump "expressed support for regime change at length in 2000, tepid support for the war in 2002, made both positive and negative comments about it in 2003, and was strongly opposed by 2004."

Consistent Issue During the Campaign

At an event in Myrtle Beach, Florida, in February, Trump claimed that his comments to Stern were not his final comments about the war.

"I was with Howard Stern before the war, before, like many months before and the first guy that ever asked me about Iraq was Howard Stern. Then I started looking at it, before the war started, I was against that war. I was against that war," Trump said.

That same week, CBS had an interview with Trump where he repeated that the Stern interview happened "many months before the war started."

Trump then said that shortly after the Stern interview, he started to study the topic and changed his stance because "you're going to ruin the balance of Middle East which is what happened, now Iran is taking over the Middle East."

Laying Out His Support for Libya

Iraq wasn't the only international conflict that he denied supporting.

On Wednesday, Trump said that he did not support intervention in Syria, even though he previously posted a video to his then-blog in February 2011 calling for action against the country. The video blog was found by Buzzfeed in February of this year.

"You talk about things that have happened in history; this could be one of the worst. Now we should go in, we should stop this guy, which would be very easy and very quick. We could do it surgically, stop him from doing it, and save these lives," he said in the video, looking directly into the camera.

Earlier this year at a Republican primary debate, Trump agreed with Obama's and Clinton's actions in Libya.

"[Ted Cruz] said I was in favor of Libya? I never discussed the subject. I was in favor of Libya? We would be so much better off if [Muammar] Gaddafi were in charge right now," Trump said at the primary debate on Feb. 24.

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Coast Guard hunts for woman, 32, who fell overboard on Carnival cruise

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The details on the new iPhone 7 were released yesterday there a few new things such as a re made touch sensitive home button and it is the first water resistant iPhone because it has no audio jack and the 7 plus has a duel lens camera

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We are less than a week from getting the official look at Apple's iPhone 7, and the leaks just won't stop coming. Coming from Anzuo.cn, a Chinese website with a reliable track record of Apple leak, has new information on the iPhone 7's pricing in China and Hong Kong.

Apparently, Apple will sell its usual three storage models of the iPhone 7 at 5,288 RMB, 6,088 RMB, and 7,088 RMB, and HK$5,588, HK$6,388, HK$7,388. These prices are comparable to the price of the iPhone 6S (even right now, nearly a year old! Say what you want about Apple products, but they don't lose market value like Android phones), but there's one big bonus for consumers: Apple has doubled the storage of all three models. Whereas the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus came in 16GB, 64GB and 128GB variants, the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus will ship with 32GB, 128GB and 256GB storage. Check the price chart (by Anzuo.cn) below for more pricing.

As you can see, a 128GB iPhone 6 Plus costs HK$8,088 right now. Later this month, you'll be able to buy a 256GB iPhone 7 Plus for only an additional HK$100 ($13). This is a significant price cut from Apple, though it's still worth mentioning that the iPhone 7 will still be a very pricey (and overpriced) phone -- remember, there are very powerful, very good Android phones that can be had for $300 to $400 right now -- especially after the recent Wall Street Journal report that stated Apple has bullied parts manufacturer in China (including Foxconn) into charging less.

This move to double storage is most likely out of necessity. Consumers need more storage space as smartphone photography improve (and photo sizes are bigger), and unlike many Android phones, the iPhone 7 likely won't offer expendable storage options.

It's worth mentioning that these prices are for Hong Kong and China only, but Apple has a history of keeping prices consistent across regions, so these could very well apply to other Asian markets. It's unknown, however, whether they will apply to the US or Europe market.

Specs wise, the iPhone 7/7 Plus will very likely respectively sport 2GB/3GB of RAM, powered by 1960 mAh/2910 mAh battery. It's all but confirmed the device will have dual camera -- Huawei style -- and have no headphone port. But, according to more leaks from Apple Insider, Apple may be packaging wireless earbuds with the phone.

Between the iPhone 7, LG V20, and upcoming Google no-longer-Nexus devices, this already great year of smartphone is looking to end on a high note.

I'm a Chinese-American journalist in Hong Kong, covering consumer tech in Asia. Before focusing on this exciting beat, I was a general culture writer and editor with bylines in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Sports Illustrated, New York Magazine, among others. ...

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iPhone 7 Prices In Asia Leaked, And It's Cheaper Than iPhone 6S

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All-wheel-drive Dodge Challenger in the making

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Switch to Giorgio platform happens in 2018

FCA has delayed a number of product launches and updates across its brands, including Dodge. Though the shifting of Charger and Challenger to the Alfa Romeo Giulia's new Giorgio platform has been put on hold, the current models will get special variants, including an all-wheel-drive version of the Challenger and a wide-bodied Challenger SRT Hellcat, to tide fans over.

According to a report from Automotive News, Dodge will launch the first-ever all-wheel-drive Challenger model, called the GT AWD, this fall. No other details were given, but the all-wheel-drive system could be similar to the one offered on the Charger, which now comes paired only to the 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6. All-wheel drive was formerly offered with the 5.7-liter HEMI V-8, and the combo is still available to law enforcement in the Charger Pursuit. The GT AWD will be joined by a wide-body variant of the Challenger SRT Hellcat called the Challenger ADR, likely short for American Drag Racer, in 2017.

As for the Charger, special models like the recently announced Daytona will hopefully keep the sedan fresh until the new model arrives. Both the Charger and Challenger are said to switch to the Giorgio platform by 2018. The move should shed precious weight, more than 400 pounds for Charger and about 500 for Challenger. A Giorgio-based convertible variant called the Barracuda will arrive in 2021.

Source: Automotive News (Subscription required)

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An ederly Chicago man shot and robbed in the daylight while watering his front lawn, the two men are still on the loose.

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A women was kidnapped in a trunk and called her husband right before she died. There ain't a lot of facts yet... it's to early in the investigation but they do think its a homicide.

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Abducted woman calls her husband from the trunk of a car. Authorities traced her phone to find her in Washington state. Unfortunately, she was found dead and the police have few clues on the suspect

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During the phone call Tuesday night, Maze said her abductor ambushed her at a rest stop that afternoon on her way home to Great Falls, CNN affiliate KXLY reported.

She talked to her husband and police officers briefly as authorities tracked her phone using signals from cell towers.

Shortly after midnight early Wednesday, about two hours after her call, police found her body in her black Pontiac Grand Prix in Spokane, Washington -- about 350 miles away from her hometown.

Maze, 47, was driving home after a visit to Helena, Montana, on Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.

Her family reported her missing later that night. She called her husband about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, authorities told KXLY.

Since Maze did not know her whereabouts during the call, authorities from Montana and Washington state tracked her phone and alerted police departments nationwide.

"She was at a rest stop and a suspect approached her and hit her in the head and put her in the trunk," Lewis & Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton told KXLY.

Dutton said they believe she was killed in Spokane.

"There were phone conversations with her, from this office, from the Helena Police Department, just prior to her death," he said. "So we're relatively certain of the time when she became deceased. It's a terrible thing to have happen, but we will work to find out what did happen. We'll cooperate with Spokane County , that's where we believe that the death occurred. But that's got to be confirmed by cell phone records."

Person of interest

After the call, an Idaho license plate reader notified authorities that the car had crossed into the city of Post Falls, the affiliate reported. Authorities used cell phone records to determine the car was heading toward Spokane.

Police narrowed the search area, but by the time they got to her, it was too late. The Spokane County Sheriff's Deputies said they found the car, along with a body, at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday near the Spokane International Airport.

Authorities did not release a cause of death, but said it is believed to be a homicide, according to the affiliate.

A GoFundMe page created after her death says Maze was on her way back from visiting her mother when she was abducted.

"We as a community will come together in this horrific time for the Maze family," the page says. "We need to do whatever it takes to make things easier for the family to grieve. Proceeds will go to helping to defray service expenses for this genuinely beautiful soul."

At first, authorities had said they have a person of interest, but a law enforcement official later told CNN that's no longer the case.

"There were earlier reports of a possible person of interest and the investigation found those reports are false," the official said.

Local FBI officials said the case is under investigation, but declined to provide details.

"The FBI Salt Lake City field office, along with the Lewis & Clark County Sheriff's Office in Montana, continue to investigate the death," said Sandra E. Barker of the FBI.

"This remains an active investigation and no further comment will be made at this time."

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During the phone call Tuesday night, Maze said her abductor ambushed her at a rest stop that afternoon on her way home to Great Falls, CNN affiliate KXLY reported. She talked to her husband and police officers briefly as authorities tracked her phone using signals from cell towers.

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Kabul becoming more invulnerable to Taliban attacks

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Kidnapped woman calls Husband but dies before she is found

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Tim tebow signed a minor league deal with the New york mets.

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A California high school football team paid tribute to a member of the family before their game Friday night with a gesture to honor her cancer battle. Ashley Adamietz, a cheerleader for Foothill High School, was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia in early August and has undergone daily chemotherapy treatments since, KRCR reported. On Friday, all 57 members of the Palo Cedro, California, team laid an orange rose at her feet— orange is the color for leukemia awareness

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Startled residents of a Russian city inside the Arctic Circle have been posting photos of a local river that has mysteriously turned blood red.

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Photos published on Russian social media appear to the show the Daldykan River near the city of Norilsk flowing vivid burgundy. Russian authorities have yet to establish a reason for the river's unusual appearance, but local people quickly linked it to a giant metals plant upstream. Russia's Environment Ministry said it was investigating a plant leak as the likely cause.

Norilsk is known as one of the most polluted cities on earth, built around factories mostly belonging to the vast metals company Norilsk Nickel. Some Norilsk residents wrote in a local social media group that they believed the river's biblical shade is linked to runoff from a nearby smelting plant.

Some suggested the color was being produced by wastewater mixed with mineral ore leaking into the river from the Hope Metals Plant.

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The posts prompted Russia's Environment Ministry to respond, issuing a statement announcing that it is investigating and that preliminary information suggests the cause was a leak from waste pipes belonging to Norilsk Nickel. A company subsidiary denied the pollution was caused by an accident involving the Hope factory, according to the statement. The ministry said it is still working to locate the pollution's source.

Reached by ABC News, the factory declined to comment.

Area residents on social media and a local indigenous group said they were sure the color was coming from the area's metals plants, noting that it was not the first time they contaminated the region's water.

A user named Evgeny Belikov, who claimed to have worked at the Hope plant, said that workers referred to a reservoir connected to it as the "red sea" on account of its color, produced by ore runoff.

Other users posted older photos seeming to show the reservoir a similar color in an area that has large pipes running into it.

"In winter, the snow's also red," Belikov wrote on the social media group. "On the one hand, it's beautiful, but on the other, it's chemical."

Grigory Dukarev of the Association of the Indigenous Peoples of the Taimir Peninsula, which represents native communities in the area, told ABC News that he was preparing to submit a formal complaint to regional authorities asking them to investigate and was traveling to the river to record the pollution.

He said he was previously told that the runoff from the factories was not harmful and would cause minimal ecological damage. But he said he was skeptical.

"I'm going to ask the representative from the company to drink this water," Dukarev said. "Will they drink this water? I doubt that."

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Mr. Kohl- A California School District has moved to using a breathalyzer before you can enter into school dance. All students have been told prior to all dances this will happen.

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