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a man in chino California drives into a church crowd killing 2

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There are dozens of popular apps on the apple app store that make the user vulnerable to hackers who want their data.

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Man in his mid-20s killed by a shot wound, On 23rd and Drury around 2:30am this morning.

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Russell Westbrook 26th triple double last night on cavs.

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Bill Gates says he is committed to fighting diseases in the world. He wants to focus on the diseases of poor countries. His foundation is spending millions to prevent mosquito-borne diseases in Latin America. There has been success and Gates is optimistic about the future.

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Philadelphia police implements new tattoo policy

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4 arrested explosive seized in french raid

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Prince's music will be available on Spotify from Sunday.

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Race to save whales after 400 stranded, 275 die on New Zealand beach. Hundreds of farmers, tourists and teenagers engaged in a group effort to keep the surviving 140 or so whales alive in one of the worst whale stranding in the nation's history.

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Rescuers were engaged in a heartbreaking race against time on Friday to save the lives of a large group of whales, after more than 400 of the animals swam aground along a remote beach in New Zealand.
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About 275 of the pilot whales were already dead when Cheree Morrison and two colleagues found them on Farewell Spit at the tip of the South Island. Within hours, hundreds of farmers, tourists and teenagers engaged in a group effort to keep the surviving 140 or so whales alive in one of the worst whale strandings in the nation's history.

Morrison, a magazine writer and editor, stumbled upon the whales after taking a pre-dawn trip with a photographer and a guide to capture the red glow of the sunrise.
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"You could hear the sounds of splashing, of blowholes being cleared, of sighing," she said. "The young ones were the worst. Crying is the only way to describe it."

Getting the large animals back out to sea proved to be a major challenge. As many as half of the 100 refloated whales managed to strand themselves again, the New Zealand Herald reported.

The adult and baby whale carcasses were strewn three or four deep in places for hundreds of yards, often rolled over on the sand with their tail fins still up in the air.

Morrison's group alerted officials, and volunteers soon began arriving in wetsuits and carrying buckets. Dressed in her jeans and sandshoes, Morrison waded into the water and did what she could to try to maneuver the surviving whales upright so they could breathe more easily.

"I walked away crying my eyes out," she said. "We knew there were limited things we could do."

Volunteer rescue group Project Jonah said a total of 416 whales had stranded. When high tide came, volunteers managed to refloat about 50 the surviving whales while the other 80 or 90 remained beached.

The volunteers then formed a human chain in the water to try to stop the creatures from swimming back and stranding themselves again. It will likely take a day or so to determine how successful their efforts have been.

Volunteers said they would try to refloat more whales on Saturday.

Farewell Spit, a sliver of sand that arches like a hook into the Tasman Sea, seems to confuse whales and has been the site of previous mass strandings.

The Department of Conservation said about 500 volunteers had joined conservation workers on the beach.

Community ranger Kath Inwood said the volunteers were continuing to keep the stranded survivors damp and cool by placing blankets over them and dousing them with buckets of water.

The high tide allowed volunteers their one shot of the day to help some of the whales. Many plan to return for the high tide on Saturday to try to refloat more of the whales, including any that strand themselves again.

There are different theories as to why whales strand themselves, from them chasing prey too far inshore to them trying to protect a sick member of the group.

Inwood said whale strandings occur most years at Farewell Spit, but the scale of this event came as a shock.

Sometimes described as a whale trap, the spit's long coastline and gently sloping beaches seem to make it difficult for whales to navigate away from once they get close.

The beach is remote. Getting there from the nearest provincial airport in Nelson takes a three-hour drive followed by a 15-minute hike.

Conservation workers said many of the surviving whales were likely to be in bad shape given the number of deaths, and that their conditions would likely deteriorate the longer they remained stranded.

New Zealand has one of the highest rates of whale strandings in the world, and Friday's event is the nation's third-biggest recorded stranding.

The largest was in 1918, when about 1,000 pilot whales came ashore on the Chatham Islands. In 1985 about 450 whales stranded in Auckland.

"It was just heartbreaking," Morrison said. "Utterly heartbreaking."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Race to save whales after 400 stranded, 275 die on New Zealand beach

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Rescuers were engaged in a heartbreaking race against time on Friday to save the lives of a large group of whales, after more than 400 of the animals swam aground along a remote beach in New Zealand.

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There was a terror attack  in Montpelier on French soil. There was an arrest of four suspects.

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Mom deported after check-in with immigration

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4 people arrested in France after the police uncovered a laboratory with explosives

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Mom deported in Arizona after an immigration case. She was an undocumented immigrant, and was deported within 24 hours.

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Appeals court blocks trumps attempt to reinstate immigration ban.

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mother of two deported back to mexico. Her lawyer claims is a direct result of US President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration.

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Supreme court banned the travel ban

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anti- terrorism forces arrested four people Friday in southern France. Including a 16 year old girl, and they uncovered makeshift laboratory in with explosive TATP and other ingredients for fabricating a bomb

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a San Francisco federal appeals court Thursday upheld the suspension of his controversial immigration order. afterwards trump tweeted "see you in court"

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Mr. Kohl- The court ruled that the ban should stay benched while the court system decides whether it’s constitutional. Trump tweeted “SEE YOU IN COURT”…

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Mr. Kohl- The court ruled that the ban should stay benched while the court system decides whether it’s constitutional. Trump tweeted “SEE YOU IN COURT”…