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There was a shooting in Baltimore,there were three dead and one injured .

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Three people were killed, and another was injured, in three separate shootings in Baltimore on Wednesday, police said.

Two men, ages 25 and 27, were killed in a double shooting in the 4700 block of York Road in North Baltimore at about 7:41 p.m., police said. Officers were called to the scene, where they found the two victims, who were taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital and pronounced dead, police said. Neither victim's identity was released Wednesday night.

In a recent homicide nearby, Carlos Watkins-Smith, 23, was found shot to death while riding a bicycle about three blocks north on York Road on Aug. 11, police said. It's unclear whether the two shootings are related.

Thirty people have been killed in Baltimore this month - an average of a homicide per day - and the city has had 234 killings so far in 2017.

Earlier Wednesday afternoon, a 40-year-old man was shot and killed in the 800 block of North Woodington Road near Edmondson Village Shopping Center, police said. He also was not identified.

Officers were dispatched to the third shooting, in the 800 block of Reservoir Street in Reservoir Hill, just before 8:30 p.m. and found evidence of a shooting but no victim, police said.

A 26-year-old man arrived with gunshot wounds soon thereafter at a nearby hospital, but was taken into surgery and was not available to give detectives information about where he had been shot, police said. Officials gave no information as to his condition, nor any information on the suspects or motives in any of the shootings.

Anyone with information can call 410-396-2100 or 1-866-7LOCKUP or text tips and video 443-902-4824.

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Three people were killed, and another was injured, in three separate shootings in Baltimore on Wednesday, police said. Two men, ages 25 and 27, were killed in a double shooting in the 4700 block of York Road in North Baltimore at about 7:41 p.m., police said.

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Highly anticipated fight between Mayweather and McGregor reached 2.9 million viewers via pirated streams.

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The much-hyped fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor reached more than 2.9 million viewers via pirated streams, according to data from digital security expert Irdeto.

Irdeto identified 239 streams that illegally distributed the super-welterweight fight, which are estimated to have reached approximately 2,930,598 viewers. Of the 239 streams, 67 were provided via traditional pirate streaming websites, according to the Amsterdam-based security firm.

The company found that pirates also exploited social media channels such as Facebook, YouTube, Periscope and Twitch to distribute the event, uncovering 165 social media streams offering the fight illegally.
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The Aug. 26 clash at the T-Mobile arena in Las Vegas was touted as potentially " the most pirated event in history," sparking pre-fight legal action by Showtime Networks, which distributed the fight via Showtime Pay-Per-View.

There was huge global interest in the bout, which marked 40-year-old Mayweather's return to the ring and the boxing debut of UFC Champion McGregor. After enduring an early barrage from his 29-year-old opponent, Mayweather wore McGregor down as the fight progressed. The 12-time world champion defeated the Irish MMA superstar by Technical Knockout when the referee ended the fight in the 10 th round.

Irdeto said that the fight underlines the scale of the piracy problem around premium sporting events. "Live sports are a cornerstone of global piracy, with thousands of sites providing illegal content attracting millions of viewers," explained Rory O'Connor, senior vice president of cybersecurity services at Irdeto, in a statement.
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Eric Feinberg, a founding partner of deep web analysis company GIPEC, agrees that pirated livestreams are a huge challenge. "I am not surprised by these numbers [released by Irdeto] - that's right in line with what we saw," he said. "Some of the Facebook streams had 20,000, 30,000 views - I saw at least 25 individual Facebook Live unique video streams."

Feinberg was not involved in the Irdeto study.

Copyright and file sharing news site TorrentFreak reported earlier this week that mysterious code appeared in some pirated streams of the Mayweather vs. McGregor fight, sparking suspicions that someone was trying to find out who was watching the illegal streams.
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Numbers on the subscribers paying to view the fight on legitimate streams have not yet been released.

Two years ago, Mayweather's welterweight world championship unification fight with Manny Pacquiao, which was distributed by HBO and Showtime, set a new record of 4.6 million pay-per-view buys. However, Saturday's clash was tipped to surpass this number.

Fox Business reported that pay-per-view purchases for Mayweather vs. McGregor could be in the neighborhood of 5 million buys.
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The much-hyped fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor reached more than 2.9 million viewers via pirated streams, according to data from digital security expert Irdeto. Irdeto identified 239 streams that illegally distributed the super-welterweight fight, which are estimated to have reached approximately 2,930,598 viewers.

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Police in Texas tweet a threat to use deadly force, if anyone tries to destroy, deface, or vandalizes confederate statues in Texas. But there a lot of factors that need to be for someone to shoot another.

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Kim Jon um is getting close to war with united states with his missile testing

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Another US official says US spy satellites had been observing preparations for a ballistic missile test that would most likely be an intermediate range missile that could reach Guam. The official says the assessment is ongoing.

South Korea's Joint Chiefs issued a statement that North Korea "fired an unidentified projectile" from an area near Sunan, Pyongyang, toward the sea east of the Korean Peninsula.

This launch comes only days after Pyongyang fired three short-range ballistic missiles from the Kangwon province on Saturday.

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Another US official says US spy satellites had been observing preparations for a ballistic missile test that would most likely be an intermediate range missile that could reach Guam. The official says the assessment is ongoing. South Korea's Joint Chiefs issued a statement that North Korea "fired an unidentified projectile" from an area near Sunan, Pyongyang, toward the sea east of the Korean Peninsula.

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7-year-old girl kidnapped and thrown from an interstate bridge into a lake near Worcester but swam to safety with no life threatening injuries

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A 7-year-old Massachusetts girl swam to safety after being abducted and thrown from an interstate bridge into a lake near Worcester.

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Harvey in a stunning show of texas grit, volunteers are helping rescue houstonians stuck in harveys path.

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White actor hired to play an Asian roll quits. He says playing the character would "whitewash" the roll.

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Ed Skrein was cast last week in the role of Major Ben Daimio for the upcoming reboot starring "Stranger Things" star David Harbour.

Skrein said in a statement posted to social media on Monday that he was "unaware" of his character's background when he accepted the part, but he was prompted to correct the situation after being informed.

"There has been intense conversation and understandable upset since that announcement, and I must do what I feel is right," he said. "It is clear that representing this character in a culturally accurate way holds significance for people, and that to neglect this responsibility would continue a worrying tendency to obscure ethnic minority stories and voices in the Arts."

Skrein said his departure makes way for the role to "be cast appropriately."

Producers Larry Gordon, Lloyd Levin, Lionsgate & Millennium released a joint statement to CNN saying they "fully support" Skrein's "unselfish decision."

"It was not our intent to be insensitive to issues of authenticity and ethnicity, and we will look to recast the part with an actor more consistent with the character in the source material," the statement said.

Skrein's decision comes at a time when more attention than ever is being paid to Hollywood's casting decisions, particularly when it comes to adaptations.

Matt Damon's " The Great Wall," "Doctor Strange," and Netflix's "Iron Fist" and "Death Note" have faced criticism in the past for casting white actors in roles that some felt should be played by actors of Asian descent.

"Representation of ethnic diversity is important, especially to me as I have a mixed heritage family," Skrein added. "It is our responsibility to make moral decisions in difficult times and to give voice to inclusivity."

Skrein's other credits include parts in "Deadpool" and "Game of Thrones."

Skrein said it is his "hope that one day these discussions will become less necessary," and what while he's "sad" to leave the film, "if this decision brings us closer to that day, it is worth it."

"I hope it makes a difference," he wrote.

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Ed Skrein was cast last week in the role of Major Ben Daimio for the upcoming reboot starring "Stranger Things" star David Harbour. Skrein said in a statement posted to social media on Monday that he was "unaware" of his character's background when he accepted the part, but he was prompted to correct the situation after being informed.

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A Florida women was found dead in her own home during the afternoon her body was found in the living room from what police reports says

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Police are investigating the "suspicious" death of a Florida woman whose daughter received a letter stating her mother was dead.

Millisi Wells sent police to check on her 62-year-old mother, Debra Jean Place, after she got a letter from her mother's partner saying Place was dead and he would be soon, The Daytona Beach News-Journal reported.

According to a police report, an officer responded Saturday morning to Place's trailer at the Ridgecrest Mobile Home Park in Ormond Beach, Fla.

Cops found a door to the mobile home partially opened and Place's decomposed body on the trailer's living room floor, the report said.
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Wells told police she tried to get in touch with Place's partner but was unable to reach him. The couple's car, a Mercury station wagon, was missing from the mobile home park, too. A neighbor told investigators he had seen the Mercury being driven Saturday but didn't see the driver.

Police were able to track Place's partner's phone, locating him in Ulster County and taking him into custody for a mental evaluation. Authorities continue to investigate Place's death, which they consider "suspicious."

"A person of interest has been located and interviewed," said police spokesman Keith Walker. "The Ormond Beach police believe this is an isolated incident and there is no danger to the public."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Police are investigating the "suspicious" death of a Florida woman whose daughter received a letter stating her mother was dead. Millisi Wells sent police to check on her 62-year-old mother, Debra Jean Place, after she got a letter from her mother's partner saying Place was dead and he would be soon, The Daytona Beach News-Journal reported.

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10-year-old deaf boy raises over $15K to buy hearing aids for those in need

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&#151; -- After a 10-year-old deaf boy's beloved dog chewed up his hearing aids twice, his parents told him just how expensive it was to replace the devices.

The lesson in responsibility and gratitude inspired Braden Baker to raise money for those who can't afford to so easily replace the hearing aids.

The Fort Worth, Texas boy was born with bilateral sensorineural hearing loss and has worn hearing aids since he was three months old. Because they're not covered by insurance, his parents, Ashley and Christopher Baker, have to pay approximately $4,000 each time he needs new devices, his mother told ABC News.

Earlier this year, Ashley Baker said her son was sick and laying down. That's when their 2-year-old Shih Tzu named Chewy ate his hearing devices.

"That turned into a talk about being responsible and the value of money," the mother of two sons said, noting that the incident was an accident. "We told him how lucky he was that we could afford to get a pair and to think about all the people out there that cannot afford to get a pair."

The Bakers, who've been married for 14 years, thought their youngest son got the lesson until Chewy ate yet another hearing device back in March after Braden Baker left it behind carelessly.

"We really freaked out on the second one," Ashley Baker, 45, recalled.

Thankfully, that device was covered under its warranty so they didn't have to pay. But that didn't allow Braden Baker to escape another talk about "irresponsibility."

"When my dog ate my hearing aids, I kind of learned how important it is and I kind of felt bad for the other people who might [not be able to replace theirs]," Braden Baker told ABC News.

It prompted the student to set up a GoFundMe page back in June to raise funds for his hearing aid's foundation, the Oticon Hearing Foundation. Initially he created a goal of $1,000. After surpassing that within a week, he extended the goal to $3,000. At the end of his fundraiser in July, the student raised more than $15,000.

Last Wednesday, Braden Baker and his mother hand delivered a check for $15,000 to Oticon Hearing Foundation President Gary Rosenblum in Somerset, New Jersey.

"We could not be more thankful for his generosity and determination," the foundation, who's mission is to improve hearing care worldwide, said on their official Facebook page.

For Braden Baker, the entire day was "really crazy. I didn't believe it was happening."

"It gave me happiness," he added.

Ashley Baker said she's proud of her son. "It's him finding his purpose," she gushed.

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A man on a cruise ship killed his wife. Witness saw man dragging the body to the balcony. Killed his wife cause she wouldn't stop laughing at him.

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The FBI says a Utah man killed his wife while on a cruise ship in Alaska and told a witness he did it because she wouldn't stop laughing at him.

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Trump warns North Korea because of missile launch over Japan.

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After a North Korea launched a missile that flew over Japan, President Donald Trump warned "all options are on the table" as the United States considers its response.

"The world has received North Korea's latest message loud and clear: This regime has signaled its contempt for its neighbors, for all members of the United Nations, and for minimum standards of acceptable international behavior," said Trump in a statement.

"Threatening and destabilizing actions only increase the North Korean regime's isolation in the region and among all nations of the world," he added. "All options are on the table."

As Trump departed the White House Tuesday to travel to Texas, where he will be briefed on Hurricane Harvey relief efforts, the president was asked about his plans for North Korea.

"We'll see. We'll see," said Trump.

The missile launch, which occurred early Tuesday morning local time in Japan, spurred an alert from Japan's emergency warning system as the missile passed overhead. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe later addressed the incident, saying that Japan was collecting information on the launch and taking "all possible measures to ensure our people's safety."

Trump and Abe spoke by phone after the launch, and according to a White House readout of the call, "agreed that North Korea poses a grave and growing direct threat to the United States, Japan, and the Republic of Korea, as well as to countries around the world."

"President Trump and Prime Minister Abe committed to increasing pressure on North Korea, and doing their utmost to convince the international community to do the same," the readout said.

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After a North Korea launched a missile that flew over Japan, President Donald Trump warned "all options are on the table" as the United States considers its response. "The world has received North Korea's latest message loud and clear: This regime has signaled its contempt for its neighbors, for all members of the United Nations, and for minimum standards of acceptable international behavior," said Trump in a statement.

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Attorney General said that drug over dose is the top lethal issue in the country, he is urging people to create a drug hostile house hold.

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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is calling the epidemic of drug overdose deaths "the top lethal issue" in the U.S. and urged everyone "create and foster a culture that's hostile to drug use."

Sessions delivered the remarks Tuesday to the National Alliance For Drug Endangered Children, which is hosting its annual conference in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Sessions told conference attendees that preliminary data showing nearly 60,000 overdose deaths in the U.S. in 2016 will be the highest in the country's history.

Sessions spoke for about 25 minutes and left without taking questions.

At one point, he accused Hollywood, the media and government officials for sending "mixed messages about the harmfulness of drugs." He didn't name any government officials.

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South Korea said the drills showed their ability to "destroy" North Korea's top leaders
Pyongyang's missile launch over Japan has been roundly condemned internationally

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Just before 6 a.m. South Korea time Tuesday, North Korea fired an unidentified missile from near the capital Pyongyang, towards the northeast.

It flew over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, making it the first North Korean projectile to successfully pass over Japanese territory since 1998. It subsequently broke up and fell into the Pacific Ocean.

Just hours after the launch, South Korea's Presidential Office announced four F-15K jetfighters had dropped eight MK 84 bombs on a simulated target at the Taebaek Pilsung Firing Range in the country's northeastern Gangwon province, about five hours drive from Seoul .

The MK 84 is a 2,000 pound bomb designed to penetrate hardened targets, according to the US Air Force.

Robert Kelly, associate professor at Pusan National University's Department of Political Science, told CNN South Korea's response was a carefully considered escalation.

"North Koreans can't just shoot missiles over people's countries, there has to be some response," Kelly said.

"(It) looks somewhat escalatory, it's got to be tough, to send a signal, but they don't want to be too tough because no one wants to get into a war."

In a press conference, presidential spokesman Yoon Young-chan said South Korean leader Moon Jae-in had wanted "to showcase a strong punishment capability against the North."

An official with the South Korean Defense Ministry told CNN the bombs had all landed on target.

"The drill reconfirmed South Korea Air Force capability to destroy the enemy's leadership in cases of emergency," the official said.

'Most serious and grave ever'

International reaction to North Korea's missile launch was swift. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said it was the "most serious and grave" threat to his country.

South Korea joined with the United States and Japan Wednesday in calling for an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council to discuss the North Korea launch, Japan's UN ambassador Koro Bessho told CNN.

It will be held on Tuesday afternoon, two UN diplomats told CNN.

"Our goal is to stop North Korea from going down this road. The international community has to put more pressure on North Korea," Ambassador Bessho said.

US President Donald Trump spoke to Abe following the launch, where he reiterated the US stood behind Japan "100 per cent," Abe told reporters.

Launch over Japan shows 'contempt'

Despite the controversial path of North Korea's latest missile launch, experts said the launch probably had very little to do with Japan.

"It definitely expresses contempt for Japan but it's not a threat to them," Josh Pollack, senior research associate at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, told CNN.

"(North Korea) are really confined by their geography. If they're going to launch to a distance they've got to go over somebody. At a bare minimum they've got to go over some small, populated island if you want to test... an ICBM."

With North Korea unwilling to offend its northern neighbor Russia, the logical place for them to fire missiles over is the US-aligned Japan.

"There's nothing to lose," John Delury, associate professor at Yonsei University Graduate School of International Studies, told CNN.

Japan maintains a pacifist constitution that limits the country's forces to defensive purposes only.

"They don't have a good relationship with Japan, there's nothing developing in their relationship with Japan which should cause them to show restraint."

CNN's Yoko Wakatsuki, Junko Ogura and Richard Roth contributed to this article.

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Just before 6 a.m. South Korea time Tuesday, North Korea fired an unidentified missile from near the capital Pyongyang, towards the northeast. It flew over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, making it the first North Korean projectile to successfully pass over Japanese territory since 1998.

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The Olympic runner David Torrence is found dead Monday morning

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Olympic middle-distance runner David Torrence was discovered dead in a swimming pool on Monday morning.

Paul Cockerton of the Daily Mirror reported Torrence, 31, was found in a pool in Arizona, though a police statement said "Detectives learned that there were no obvious signs of foul play."

Per Blaine McCormick and Alexis Egeland of azcentral.com, Torrence's body was found at 7:30 a.m. local time at the bottom of the pool atCenter Court Condominiums in Scottsdale.

The runner, who won silver medals for the United States at the 2014 World Relay Championships and the Pan American games a year later in the 4x1,500-metre relay and 5,000 metres, respectively, was staying in Arizona for training.

According to fellow runner and friend Kyle Merber, Torrence was soon due to stay with him whilst competing in the Hoka One One Long Island Mile:

Condolences poured in from the USA Track and Field as well as fellow Olympians:

Torrence switched allegiances to his mother's home country of Peru in 2016 and represented them in the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

In June this year, Torrence set the Peruvian records for 1,500 metres and a mile, with times of three minutes, 34.67 seconds for the former and 3:53.21 for the latter.

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Summer Olympics Christopher Simpson Vaughn Ridley/Getty Images Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Olympic middle-distance runner David Torrence was discovered dead in a swimming pool on Monday morning. Paul Cockerton of the Daily Mirror reported Torrence, 31, was found in a pool in Arizona, though a police statement said "Detectives learned that there were no obvious signs of foul play."

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Trump warns that all options are on the table after North Korea Fires long range ballistic missile over japan.

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7-year-old girl kidnapped, thrown from bridge
She was taken from her grandparent home Joshua hubert kidnapped her

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A 7-year-old Massachusetts girl swam to safety after being abducted and thrown from an interstate bridge into a lake near Worcester.

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Hurricane Harvey flooding Texas and Louisiana with 15 inches of rain fall

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President Trump heads to Texas today to visit areas battered by Hurricane Harvey - but the state and now Louisiana are bracing for more rain.

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North Korea launched a missile over Japan. Trump says ¨all options are on the table¨ indicating we could go to war.

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North Korea makes a risky move, while testing a long range missile. North Korea flies the missile over Japan. Prompting the Country to take cover. Taking this as the threat it is, Japan is being very cautious for the time being

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Pyongyang carried out one of its most provocative missile tests in recent years, prompting Japan to issue an alert for residents to take cover.