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who? Ethiopian plane crashed as they had just taken off
what? Plan crashed
why? still to be researched as to what caused the accident
where? Paris, France
when? This past Sunday March 10,2019
how? still to be researched

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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - The black boxes from the Boeing 737 MAX 8 that crashed on Sunday in Ethiopia have been sent to France for analysis, Ethiopian Airlines said on Thursday.

"An Ethiopian delegation led by Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB) has flown the Flight Data Recorder (FDR) and Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) to Paris, France for investigation," the airline said in a statement.

Ethiopia said on Wednesday it will send the FDR and the CVR to France because the east African country lacks the facilities to carry out the detailed analysis required to determine the cause of the deadly disaster.

The devices from the US made aircraft will be analysed by France's BEA air accident investigation agency.

Analysts backed the decision by Africa's biggest airline to send the black boxes to France.

"To send the data recorders to the USA would be to allow a party with a vested interest to be a judge in its own case," Awo Allo, a lecturer in law at Keele University in the UK, said.

"Boeing is more than just a company for the US and Ethiopia cannot reasonably expect a judicious outcome from a US investigation," Awo added.

Flight ET 302, heading to Nairobi from Addis Ababa, crashed about 50km outside the Ethiopian capital six minutes after taking off.

All 157 people on board - 149 passengers and eight crew - died in the crash.

Previous incident

The crash was the second involving a Boeing 737 MAX 8 model in five months.

In October, Lion Air Flight 610 crashed in Indonesia 10 minutes after take-off, killing 189 people. The cause of that accident is still under investigation.

Before Sunday's disaster, more than 370 jets of the model were in operation.

Following the latest crash, the European Union and several countries banned the 737 MAX aircraft from their airspace.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered the temporary grounding of all 737 MAX aircraft operated by US airlines or in US airspace on Wednesday.

The US, home of Boeing - the world's largest aircraft maker - was one of the last countries where the plane model was still allowed to operate.

According to flight tracking website, FlightRadar24, all Boeing 737 MAX jets have now been grounded.

Meanwhile, Boeing recommended a temporary suspension of the "entire global fleet" of 737 MAX aircraft on Wednesday.

Following Wednesday's announcement, Boeing shares fell by nearly three percent. The aircraft maker's stock has gone down by at least 13 percent since Sunday.

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Ethiopian Airlines crash: France to analyse Boeing's black boxes

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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - The black boxes from the Boeing 737 MAX 8 that crashed on Sunday in Ethiopia have been sent to France for analysis, Ethiopian Airlines said on Thursday. "An Ethiopian delegation led by Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB) has flown the Flight Data Recorder (FDR) and Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) to Paris, France for investigation," the airline said in a statement.

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Elon Musk's security clearance reportedly   under review.

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Elon Musk's security clearance reportedly   under review.

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Alex Beach Delacruz
2. Celebrity
3.
Who? Elon musk and Tesla
What?Elon Musk's security clearance is reportedly under review.
Where? the Pentagon
Why?he smoked 🤬 during an appearance on the podcast and YouTube show "Joe Rogan Experience" in September 2018.
When? Thursday 3/7/19
How? It will be reviewed by the Pentagon

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Elon Musk's security clearance is reportedly under review by the Pentagon.

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Vince Carter Says He Wants to Return for 22nd NBA Season at Age 43

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Vince Carter Says He Wants to Return for 22nd NBA Season at Age 43

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2.Celebrity/Prominence
3a. Vince Carter
3b. Would like to play in his 22nd season in the NBA at age 43
3c.Carter feels like he could play another season,but isn’t confirming if he’ll retire or play next season
3d.Atlanta
3e.Thursday March 7 2019
3f.He feels as he isn’t done with his career and could play one more year,Carter also stated he would like to return to play for Toronto the team that drafted him before he retired.

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Atlanta Hawks Kyle Newport Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images @@KyleNewport Featured Columnist This article will be updated to provide more information on this story as it becomes available. Get the best sports content from the web and social in the . Get the app and get the game.
As he nears the end of his 21st NBA season, Vince Carter isn't ready to call it a career.

"I think I could stretch it out one more," the 42-year-old Atlanta Hawks swingman said on ESPN's Pardon The Interruption on Thursday. "At the end of the year, I usually assess from top to bottom to see how I'm feeling. And obviously opportunity, when the phone call rings and teams show interest, that's a good thing."

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Vince Carter Says He Wants to Return for 22nd NBA Season at Age 43

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As he nears the end of his 21st NBA season, Vince Carter isn't ready to call it a career. "I think I could stretch it out one more," the 42-year-old Atlanta Hawks swingman said on ESPN's Pardon The Interruption on Thursday...

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Suspect in Illinois deputy's fatal shooting arrested after standoff with police

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Suspect in Illinois deputy's fatal shooting arrested after standoff with police

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2. Conflict
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a. Floyd Brown
b.Was arrested by Illinois State Police for shooting and killing a deputy
c. About 5 p.m., March 7th, 2019
d. Illinois
e. Brown shot the deputy because he was trying to arrest him
f. By shooting the deputy with a gun

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A man who allegedly shot and killed a deputy Thursday at an Illinois hotel was arrested by Illinois State Police about 5 p.m. after a standoff.

McHenry County Sheriff's Deputy Jacob Keltner died about 3:30 p.m. Officials said he was shot by Floyd Brown, 39, during an arrest attempt. Keltner had been with the sheriff's department almost 13 years.

The deputy was attempting to serve an arrest warrant with the U.S. Marshals Great Lakes Regional Fugitive Task Force when he was shot, deputies say.

"The people of Illinois join the family of the fallen officer in mourning his loss, and with our deepest gratitude for his courageous service," Illinois Gov. J. B. Pritzker said in a tweet.

The vehicle Brown was traveling in crashed on an interstate that was shut down in both directions, when officers tried to apprehend him. Brown was contained by officers in his vehicle for several hours.

The shooting occurred about 9:15 a.m. as members of the U.S. Marshals Great Lakes Regional Fugitive Task Force attempted to arrest Brown at an Extended Stay America hotel in Rockford, about two hours northwest of Chicago.

Brown, who authorities originally said was 45, immediately fired on officers and shot the sheriff's deputy with a rifle, Rockford Police Lt. Andre Brass said.

A woman who was in the hotel room with him was injured, likely from gunfire by Brown, police said. She was treated at a local hospital and released.

He opened fire on the officers from inside his third-floor hotel room and then again from outside the building after he fled, Rockford police said, adding that Brown likely jumped from the third floor to escape.

The sheriff's deputy was shot outside in the parking lot, authorities said.

No members of law enforcement fired shots during the incident.

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A man who allegedly shot and killed a deputy Thursday at an Illinois hotel was arrested by Illinois State Police about 5 p.m. after a standoff. McHenry County Sheriff's Deputy Jacob Keltner died about 3:30 p.m. Officials said he was shot by Floyd Brown, 39, during an arrest attempt.

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Suspended Broward Sheriff Scott Israel reportedly files lawsuit against Gov. DeSantis

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Suspended Broward Sheriff Scott Israel reportedly files lawsuit against Gov. DeSantis

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QUALITY OF NEWS: Proximity
WHO: ("Previous") Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel
WHAT: Is filing a lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis
WHEN: He filed his lawsuit today on Thursday (3/7/19) against the shooting that happened on February 14, 2018
WHERE: Both the shooting and the lawsuit happened in Parkland (Broward - County), Florida
WHY: Ron DeSantis suspended Israel because he showed "poor leadership" and failed/neglected to keep families and children safe before and during the Parkland school shooting. Israel is filing a lawsuit against this saying DeSantis suspended him just for political reasons, and doesn't have actual evidence representing him doing any of this.
HOW: The Florida Legislature has the final say on whether to sustain or overrule DeSantis' suspension on Israel.

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FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - Suspended Broward Sheriff Scott Israel reportedly filed a lawsuit against Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Israel's efforts to get his job back come in the form of a court petition, challenging the legal authority of Gov. DeSantis to remove him from office.

The court documents accuse DeSantis of exceeding his authority with the suspension.

Israel was suspended on Jan. 11 and replaced by Gregory Tony just a few days after DeSantis took office.

DeSantis claimed the shooting may not have happened if Broward County had a better sheriff.
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Suspended Broward Sheriff Scott Israel reportedly files lawsuit against Gov. DeSantis

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FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - Suspended Broward Sheriff Scott Israel reportedly filed a lawsuit against Gov. Ron DeSantis. Israel's efforts to get his job back come in the form of a court petition, challenging the legal authority of Gov. DeSantis to remove him from office.

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R. Kelly taken into custody in Chicago over unpaid child support

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R. Kelly taken into custody in Chicago over unpaid child support

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2. Prominence/Celebrity
A. R. Kelly
B. Was taken into custody again
C. By Cook counties sherif
D. In Chicagos Cook county
E. On Wednesday
F. He had not paid over $161,663 in child support
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Singer R. Kelly was taken into custody Wednesday following a child support custody hearing in Chicago, according to authorities.

Kelly, who is currently out on bail in a criminal case accusing him of aggravated sexual abuse was in court Wednesday over $161,663 in allegedly unpaid child support dues. He left the hearing escorted by the Cook County Sheriff's office and was transported to a county jail.

He will be released once he pays the amount owed, a sheriff's department spokeswoman told NBC News.

David France, manager for Kelly's ex-wife, Andrea Kelly told the Chicago-Sun Times that the singer had not made any of his payments.

Kelly pleaded not guilty to 10 counts of felony aggravated criminal sexual abuse last month. A grand jury indictment listed four victims, at least three of whom were younger than 17 at the time of the alleged abuse between May 1998 and January 2010.

Authorities set his bond in the criminal sex abuse case at $1 million, which meant he was required to come up with 10 percent of that amount in order to be released.

Steve Greenberg, Kelly's lawyer, said at the time that the singer "really doesn't have any money at this point," due to mismanagement.

Kelly, whose real name is Robert Kelly, has faced allegations before. He was criminally accused of sexual misconduct in 2002, eventually tried on child pornography charges in the same case and cleared by a jury in 2008 on all counts.

Allegations of sexual misconduct against the singer gained renewed attention this year with the airing of a Lifetime docuseries "Surviving R. Kelly" in early January. The six-part show contains interviews with women who accuse Kelly of mental, physical and sexual abuse. Sony Music parted ways with the Grammy-winning artist in the wake of the series.

Kelly and his lawyers have consistently denied that he has engaged in illegal activity.

In an interview with CBS News' Gayle King that aired Wednesday, Kelly said, "I didn't do this stuff."

"This is not me. I'm fighting for my f---ing life," he said.

Responding to how women described him during the docuseries, Kelly said, "They was describing Lucifer. I'm not Lucifer. I'm a man. I make mistakes, but I'm not a devil, and by no means am I a monster."

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Singer R. Kelly was taken into custody Wednesday following a child support custody hearing in Chicago, according to authorities. Kelly, who is currently out on bail in a criminal case accusing him of aggravated sexual abuse was in court Wednesday over $161,663 in allegedly unpaid child support dues.

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PS4's Best Weekly Deals Include Major Titles From Ubisoft, Square Enix (US)

Who:Ps4-Sony
What: Sony is bringing back the Square Enix games and for good.
When: March 6-12
Where: GameStop, Sony’s online store.
Why:Sony wants to bring back The Square Enix games and what better way then with a deal.
How: Sony is doing this to compensate for the fact that Xbox has a major deal last week so Sony is doing the same thing because why not.

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Last week, Xbox owners were treated to a huge sale on Ubisoft games, and this week, PlayStation owners will have their chance to snag many of the publisher's best titles at a discount. Square Enix also has a major sale going on, with titles from some of their biggest series, like Dragon Quest, Final Fantasy, and Just Cause, marked down. And as always, you'll save even more money on many of these titles if you're a PS Plus member. (Note: These deals are limited to US customers.)

Several worthwhile games stand out among Ubisoft's offerings. All editions of Assassin's Creed Odyssey are marked down 57%, with the standard edition listed for just $25.79. Watch Dogs 2: Gold Edition is selling for just $30 (70% off). A bundle with both South Park: The Stick of Truth and South Park: The Fractured But Whole is marked down to $40 (50% off), and Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands is available for just $20 (60% off).

Over 100 Square Enix titles have had their price slashed this week. Considered one of the best games in the series, Dragon Quest XI's Edition of Light is selling for just $30 (50% off) and comes with a few sweet bonuses. Life is Strange's complete first season is just $4 (80% off) and absolutely worth playing if you love choice-heavy, story-driven games. Several Final Fantasy titles are marked down too--most notably, Final Fantasy XV: Royal Edition is available for just $25 (50% off) with exciting new updates, all DLC, and bonus items. I Am Setsuna is an emotional, nostalgic JRPG inspired by genre classic Chrono Trigger, and you can pick it up for just $20 (50% off) as well.

This week's PSN deals are available to claim until March 12 at 8 AM PST / 11 AM EST. See more of our picks from PSN's current sale below, and browse the full selection of discounted games in the PlayStation Store.

PSN's best weekly deals (March 5 - 12)
Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com

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Last week, Xbox owners were treated to a huge sale on Ubisoft games, and this week, PlayStation owners will have their chance to snag many of the publisher's best titles at a discount. Square Enix also has a major sale going on, with titles from some of their biggest series, like Dragon Quest, Final Fantasy, and Just Cause, marked down.

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H.I.V. Is Reported Cured in a Second Patient, a Milestone in the Global 🤬 Epidemic

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H.I.V. Is Reported Cured in a Second Patient, a Milestone in the Global 🤬 Epidemic

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2. Impact/Milestone
a. An anonymous patient "London patient" and Timothy Ray Brown
b. A second patient has been cured of the STD H.I.V, a milestone in the history of the disease.
c. Bone marrow transplants intended to cure cancer but resulting in curing the H.I.V.
d. Seattle
e. March 4th.
f. This is extremely significant as it proves that it is possible for HIV to be cured, as the only other case of cured HIV occurred in 2007.

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H.I.V. Is Reported Cured in a Second Patient, a Milestone in the Global AIDS Epidemic (Published 2019)

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Scientists have long tried to duplicate the procedure that led to the first long-term remission 12 years ago. With the so-called London patient, they seem to have succeeded.

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Bryce Harper, Phillies agree to record-breaking $330 million free agent deal

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Bryce Harper, Phillies agree to record-breaking $330 million free agent deal

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Celebrity/Prominence

Who: A Professional Major League Baseball Player (MLB) called Bryce Harper, The Washington National team and The Phillies Team.

What: Bryce Harper signed the biggest contract in MLB history 13-year $330 million, beating the current record- holder which was Giancarlo Stanton 13-year $325 million. Also he played for the Washington Nationals before signing this major contract.

When: This signing happened on March 1, 2019

Where: Not shown but is doing an introductory press conference that was scheduled for Saturday March 2, 2019.

Why: This happened because Bryce Harper wanted to get paid more since he’s arguably one of the best player to play baseball and the Washington Nationals weren’t going to pay the amount he was asking for.

How: Since Bryce Harper and the Washington Nationals were not agreeing to terms this stated a “riot” with a lot of MLB teams and he was at the end of his contract with the Nationals. So, MLB teams were willing to pay or trade other players from him but, The Phillies beat the other teams and decided to give him the offer that will change his life of 13-years $330 million.

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The superstar slugger has joined the Phillies on a massive long-term deal

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1.Lauren Coll
2.Conflict
3.a) Pakistanis and Indians
b)The United States demands to know if jets it built were used by Pakistan to shoot down Indian War plane. 
c) The US is inserting restrictions on how they use their military base
d) Worldwide 
e) present
f) The United States don't want to be blamed for what has happen.   

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Quality of news
1.Lauren Coll
2.Conflict
3.a) Pakistanis and Indians
b)The United States demands to know if jets it built were used by Pakistan to shoot down Indian War plane. 
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d) Worldwide 
e) present
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The US is seeking answers on whether Pakistan violated arms sale agreements by using jets built in the States to shoot down an Indian plane.

Pakistan has admitted to gunning down a jet from the neighbouring country after it crossed the Line of Control in disputed Kashmir, as tensions ramped up between the two countries.

However, it has denied using US-built F-16s and having done so could breach the terms they were sold under.

"We are aware of these reports and are seeking more information," a US Embassy spokesperson told Reuters.

"We take all allegations of misuse of defence articles very seriously."

The United States often inserts restrictions on how its exported military hardware can be used.

These are detailed through so-called end-user agreements.

At least eight civilians and two soldiers have been killed in Kashmir since tensions soared following India's airstrike on Pakistan last Tuesday.

India said this targeted militants behind a February 14 suicide bombing in Indian-controlled Kashmir that killed 40 Indian troops.

Pakistan retaliated by shooting down the fighter jet on Wednesday and detaining its pilot.

However, he was returned to India on Friday.

India then handed over the body of a Pakistani civilian prisoner beaten to death by inmates in a jail in India last week.

US police who shot unarmed black man dead will not face charges

The man, Skahir Ullah, was buried later on Sunday in his home village of Sialkot in Punjab province.

Residents near the disputed boundary in divided Kashmir region said on Sunday it had been quiet overnight following days of back and forth between opposition fighters.

Kashmir has been divided between India and Pakistan practically since their independence from British rule in 1947 and the two countries each claim Kashmir in its entirety.

They have fought two of the three wars between them over it.

Though the rivals struck a cease-fire deal in 2003 they regularly violate it and trade cross-border fire.

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US demands to know if Pakistan used its jets to shoot down India plane

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The US is seeking answers on whether Pakistan violated arms sale agreements by using jets built in the States to shoot down an Indian plane. Pakistan has admitted to gunning down a jet from the neighbouring country after it crossed the Line of Control in disputed Kashmir, as tensions ramped up between the two countries.

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Using your "Qualities of News" handout, post the link for the news source, after you have answered the following questions (cannot repeat links from previous posts):
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A. Who?
B. What?
C. How?
D. Where?
E. When?
F. Why?
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