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Driver who crashed into 9-year old playing in her yard turns himself in,but he said he was fighting a carjacker. Gabriel Fordham said that someone jumped in the car with him with a pistol and made him drive.

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Tim Conway’s wife and daughter have finally settled their differences over the actor’s care, Fox News has learned Wednesday.  “Kelly Conway is very happy with the outcome after more than a year of fighting to keep her dad safe and sound,” a rep for the 85-year-old’s daughter told Fox News in a written statement. “She is now allowed to see him and is permitted to meet him with Tim’s health care professionals.”

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Tim Conway's wife and daughter have finally settled their differences over the actor's care, Fox News has learned Wednesday.

"Kelly Conway is very happy with the outcome after more than a year of fighting to keep her dad safe and sound," a rep for the 85-year-old's daughter told Fox News in a written statement. "She is now allowed to see him and is permitted to meet him with Tim's health care professionals."
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"She would like to thank her attorney Troy L. Martin, family, friends and the worldwide support she has received in the effort to give her dad the best care possible while making sure he is always surrounded by love," continued the rep. "She is looking forward to being an advocate in the future to ensure that children who are being denied access by a step parent to see an ailing parent is granted visitation."

"My dad is the world to me, and I will never stop fighting to keep him safe... just as he has always done for me," added Kelly.

According to court documents recently obtained by People magazine, Conway's wife, Charlene, was appointed conservator of her husband after the court found "clear and convincing evidence" that a conservatorship of the "Carol Burnett Show" star was necessary. Charlene was found to be "suitable and qualified" by the court and Kelly consented to her appointment.

The filing also stated that Conway was "unable to make his own health care decisions."
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Kelly and Conway's second wife each wanted sole conservatorship over the actor, who is suffering from dementia.

In August 2018, Kelly filed court documents, asking to be appointed the conservator of her father. She alleged her stepmother was "planning to move [Conway] out of the excellent skilled nursing facility he is currently at" and place him in a lesser quality home. At the time, Kelly said her father could not "properly provide for his personal needs for physical health, food and clothing" and was "almost entirely unresponsive."

People shared that a week later, Kelly was granted a temporary restraining order, preventing Charlene from moving Conway to a new residence.

In September 2018, MyNewsLA reported a judge rejected Kelly's petition for a temporary conservatorship. In October of that same year, Charlene said in court papers that she did not believe Conway needed a conservator, but that she should be appointed if needed.
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USA Today also reported Charlene denied she had planned to move Conway. She asked the court to reject Kelly's conservatorship request, arguing she is already seeing to her husband's needs. Charlene noted Conway signed power of attorney and health care directives designating her as his caregiver.

Conway had zero experience when he first embarked on his journey to Hollywood. His first credited role was 1964's "McHale's Navy" as Ensign Charles Parker.

He continued working in both film and television before he made his mark in "The Carol Burnett Show" as various beloved characters, including the Oldest Man and Mr. Tudball from 1975 until 1978. He won a Golden Globe Award.

Conway, who was a frequent guest, ultimately became a regular in later seasons by popular demand.

He continued acting and even voiced the character of Barnacle Boy on the animated series "Spongebob Squarepants." He made a special appearance on the second season of "30 Rock," which earned him an Emmy.

Some of his other TV credits include guest appearances on hit shows, such as "Married ... With Children," "Mad About You," "Glee" and "Two and a Half Men," to name a few.

His last credited role was that of Dorf, a diminutive Scandinavian from a series of satirical how-to videos, in the 2016 comedy "Chip and Bernie Save Christmas with Dorf."

Throughout his reign in entertainment, Conway won six Emmys.

"My ambition was to be a jockey, but at my weight, even the horses were asking me to get off," Conway joked on his website. "I have seven children, two grandchildren and a puppy. I have been married since 1984, a record for Hollywood."

Conway shares seven children with his first wife Mary Anne Dalton. The couple was married from 1961 until 1978. He remarried in 1984 to his current wife Charlene.

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Tim Conway's wife and daughter have finally settled their differences over the actor's care, Fox News has learned Wednesday. "Kelly Conway is very happy with the outcome after more than a year of fighting to keep her dad safe and sound," a rep for the 85-year-old's daughter told Fox News in a written statement.

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Driver who crashed into 9-year old playing in her yard turns himself in,but he said he was fighting a carjacker. Gabriel Fordham said that someone jumped in the car with him with a pistol and made him drive.

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A single mother of three facing financial difficulties was “shocked” when her 13-year-old son came home one day and said, “mom I bought you a car.”

Krystal Jo Preston of Fernley, Nev., shared the story on Facebook about how her life has “been hell filled with so many tears, anger, confusion and heartache” in recent weeks, and how her son, William, was helping out as a “lawn mowing, yard cleaning, money making machine.

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A single mother of three facing financial difficulties was "shocked" when her 13-year-old son came home one day and said, "mom I bought you a car."

Krystal Jo Preston of Fernley, Nev., shared the story on Facebook about how her life has "been hell filled with so many tears, anger, confusion and heartache" in recent weeks, and how her son, William, was helping out as a "lawn mowing, yard cleaning, money making machine."

Turns out one of his jobs wasn't for cash. He'd seen a cheap 1999 Chevrolet Metro listed for sale on Facebook and asked the owner if he could trade his Xbox for it, or do some yard work for her, William told KOLO.

"At first she said no and after she thought about it, then she said yes."

William got the idea from seeing videos on YouTube of children surprising their moms with cars. Preston said she thought it was a joke when her son and the seller arrived at her house to take her to pick up the white sedan.

"I was handed the keys and paperwork to the car and I'm freaking out but so in shock like Ong [sp] this is happening right now. So we got into the car it started right up and off we went," she wrote.

"I am so proud of my son. He is such a good kid. He may have his days but OMG what 13-year-old kid do you know that buys his mom a car... William I love you son and thank you. You have such a big heart and I love you..."
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A single mother of three facing financial difficulties was "shocked" when her 13-year-old son came home one day and said, "mom I bought you a car." Krystal Jo Preston of Fernley, Nev., shared the story on Facebook about how her life has "been hell filled with so many tears, anger, confusion and heartache" in recent weeks, and how her son, William, was helping out as a "lawn mowing, yard cleaning, money making machine."

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Two teenage boys were arrested and accused of throwing a rock from the side of a Kentucky roadway, seriously injuring a driver, authorities said.

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Wife of San Francisco 49ers' Marquise Goodwin opens up about premature loss of twin sons

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Morgan Goodwin, a champion hurdler and the wife of San Francisco 49ers star Marquise Goodwin, opened up Tuesday about the loss of her twin sons when she was 19-weeks pregnant.

The Goodwins revealed in January in an emotional YouTube video that they lost the babies more than a year after losing their prematurely-born son, who was delivered stillborn, also at 19 weeks.
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Morgan Goodwin told People Magazine the boys were born after her water broke prematurely. She said the first baby wasn't breathing when he came out and the second baby was breathing for about a half hour before he died. She revealed she was still with the boys, having to stay in the hospital for three more days after coming down with a fever and an increase in her blood pressure.

"I would stay with them the whole time they were in my room. The whole time," Goodwin told People. "I did let them go back to get dressed and take pictures and get measured and stuff and then [they] brought them back. But I had them the whole time when we were in the room."

Goodwin also talked about the loss of their child in November 2017.

"I think that it just brought us closer together," she told People. "I hear a lot of stories about women having pregnancy loss and then it ends up putting a gap in their relationship ... the husband is resentful [because he thinks] you can't even have our baby or something like that, but it never got to that point. He was always supportive."

Marquise Goodwin first broke the news on Instagram that he and his wife had lost the baby. It was the same day he helped the 49ers to their first win of the season. In the clip of the touchdown, Goodwin was seen kissing the sky and praying in the end zone.

Morgan Goodwin said she wanted to open up in hopes to help someone who has experienced a miscarriage.
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"...I feel like it's a good thing to let other women know that you're not the only one that has lost babies," she said.

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Morgan Goodwin, a champion hurdler and the wife of San Francisco 49ers star Marquise Goodwin, opened up Tuesday about the loss of her twin sons when she was 19-weeks pregnant. The Goodwins revealed in January in an emotional YouTube video that they lost the babies more than a year after losing their prematurely-born son, who was delivered stillborn, also at 19 weeks.

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The Alliance of American Football has had problems and it is halting the rest of it´s season.

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The Alliance of American Football just wrapped up eight weeks of action and had two games remaining in an inaugural regular season.

The league, though, will not see the end after AAF chairman Tom Dundon suspended football operations Tuesday afternoon.

"I am extremely disappointed to learn Tom Dundon has decided to suspend all football operations of the Alliance of American Football," AAF co-founder Bill Polian said in a statement Tuesday. "When Mr. Dundon took over, it was the belief of my co-founder, Charlie Ebersol, and myself that we would finish the season, pay our creditors, and make the necessary adjustments to move forward in a manner that made economic sense for all.

"The momentum generated by our players, coaches and football staff had us well positioned for future success. Regrettably, we will not have that opportunity."

The AAF notified all employees later Tuesday afternoon of the decision in a league-wide email, which was obtained by NFL Network's Aditi Kinkhabwala.

"Over the last year, we have been able to realize some amazing accomplishments," the email read. "We launched a football league, a ground breaking sports technology and APP, and established production and broadcast arrangements to air our content on major networks. Together we created some incredible moments for football and our fans. We are very proud of what we accomplished and appreciate the contributions each of you made during that process.

"Unfortunately, after careful consideration, the board has decided to suspend operations of the Alliance of American Football, effective immediately. As part of this process, we expect to keep a small staff on hand to seek new investment capital and restructure our business. Should those efforts prove successful, we look forward to working with many of you on season two. As a follow up to this communication, we will reach out to the personnel who will be involved in that continuation effort."

Dundon, the principal owner of the Carolina Hurricanes, assumed the position of AAF chairman after committing $250 million to the league following Week 1 of action.

Shortly after Dundon's financial involvement, the AAF scoffed at the idea that the money was needed to keep the league alive. And Memphis Express head coach Mike Singletary recently offered high praise on the league's front office and infrastructure.

The news of Dundon suspending operations caught many by surprise and was met with sadness and disappointment.

"Some of us didn't get in to the Alliance to try to advance our careers," Orlando Apollos head coach Steve Spurrier told reporters Tuesday, via WFTV. "But the players, I'm more disappointed for all the players that believe this is my chance to show people and this that and the other that I can play this game. And a lot of them will get opportunities. They've shown enough. But, yeah, sad to end this way, really sad to end this way."

Players signed three-year, $250,000 contracts to play in the AAF and the league was applauded by many around the NFL, including general managers, for its approach as another avenue to help coaches and players develop.

One AFC executive previously told NFL.com that the AAF comes at a good time because of the annual draft process, which allows the AAF to provide a deeper pool of players for NFL teams to consider for 90-player offseason rosters.

Such an opportunity could come knocking for some of Spurrier's players, such as wide receiver Charles Johnson, who has led the AAF in receiving from the start. Additionally, Apollos left tackle Aaron Evans, who spent time with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2018, has also turned heads and a "handful of NFL teams" have expressed interest in him, a source told NFL.com.

Spurrier previously told NFL.com that his hope is at least 20 of his players would get the call to the NFL, and Polian reinforced that stance from a league-wide perspective.

"My thanks go out to all who made our football product so competitive and professional," Polian said. "I am certain there are many among them destined for future success in the NFL and I look forward to doing all I can to help them in their quest."

Meanwhile, there was an effort Monday night between the NFLPA and Dundon to figure a way for both parties to work together, Kinkhabwala reported.

Kinkhabwala added that Dundon acknowledged that the suspension of activities remained a possibility, but did not make it appear imminent, and both sides left the conversation feeling like the discussion of ideas would continue before Tuesday's news.

"I sincerely regret that many that believed in this project will see their hopes and efforts unrewarded," Polian said Tuesday in his statement. "They gave their best for which I am deeply grateful. Unfortunately, Mr. Dundon has elected this course of action."

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Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook made history in a win against the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday night – scoring 20 points, grabbing 20 rebounds and recording 20 assists – while his mind was also on the late Nipsey Hussle, the rapper who was gunned down in front of his store earlier this week.

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Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook made history in a win against the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday night - scoring 20 points, grabbing 20 rebounds and recording 20 assists - while his mind was also on the late Nipsey Hussle, the rapper who was gunned down in front of his store earlier this week.

Westbrook, who became the second player in NBA history to accomplish the totals, alongside Wilt Chamberlain, said his performance was dedicated to the rapper and business mogul. Both Westbrook and Hussle were from the Los Angeles area.
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"Grateful to play the game, but that wasn't for me, man. That was for my bro, man. That was for Nipsey," Westbrook said on TNT after the game, according to ESPN. "Rest in peace to Nipsey, man. I'm just thankful to go out there and compete at a high level, man. Thankful to have these teammates. Thankful and humbled to go out there and play the game I love."

Westbrook grabbed the final two rebounds with just over a minute to play in the game. He waved off Hamidou Diallo who was set to sub in for him at the end of the 119-103 win.

"He came over and talked to me about it, and I knew he had a close friend pass away, and he had mentioned and explained that to me," coach Billy Donavan told reporters. "I think for a few guys on our team, relationship-wise, this kind of hit them pretty hard the last couple days, just talking to them. But I think for Russell, that was something that really meant a lot to him, and he basically talked to me a little bit about it after the game."

Paul George, who is also an LA-area kid, called his teammate's performance "epic."

The effect Hussle had on Westbrook was seen even before the game. Westbrook wore a shirt with the word "Crenshaw" -- Hussle's brand -- scrawled across the front. Westbrook received praise from rappers YG, Chevy Woods and 2 Chainz on Instagram as well.
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Hussle, whose real name was Ermias Asghedom, was shot and killed outside his retail store in South Los Angeles on Sunday. Los Angeles police arrested suspect Eric Holder on Tuesday.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook dedicates historic performance to Nipsey Hussle

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Kidnappers demand $500K after American tourist vanishes in Uganda

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The assailants used one of the victims' cellphones to call authorities and demand a ransom of $500,000, police said.

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Texas woman seen attacked in viral video charged for damaging vehicle of alleged attacker

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Gabriel Fordham turned himself in for hitting the 9 year old with his car. However, Forham's lawyer argues that Gabriel was fighting off a carjacker at the time of the accident. Someone jumped in his vehicle and held the pistol to George's head, forcing him to drive.

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LaDerihanna Holmes suffered a fractured skull and a shattered pelvis after a car crashed into her and then her house.

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A four-day manhunt for the driver who mowed down a 9-year-old girl playing in her front yard is over. Finally turned himself in

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LaDerihanna Holmes suffered a fractured skull and a shattered pelvis after a car crashed into her and then her house.

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Thousands of chickens have died after a fast-moving fire ripped through a barn in Pennsylvania.

Authorities say the fire at A&L Farms in Upper Bern broke out around 7 p.m. Tuesday and tore through a 300-foot-long chicken house. It's believed that roughly 28,000 chickens died in the blaze, though no residents or firefighters were injured.

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Twin brothers in Brazil are being forced to each pay child support after a paternity test was unable to confirm who the father of a newborn baby is

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Twin brothers in Brazil are being forced to each pay child support after a paternity test was unable to confirm who the father of a newborn baby is.

The identical twins refused to admit who the father of the baby girl was in an attempt to avoid making support payments. After additional DNA testing was done and returned inconclusive, a judge made the decision to hold them both accountable for supporting the child.

The brothers, whose identities remain anonymous, have been using their physical similarities to trick women into thinking they were the other person.

"They each used the other's name, either to attract as many women as possible or to hide betrayal in their relationships," the ruling judge wrote in a statement.

They will each be required to pay $60 a month to the girl's mother, which is double the normal amount a child from that economic background receives in Brazil.
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"One of them is acting in bad faith in order to hind the fact that he is the father. Such vile behavior cannot be tolerated by the law," the judge officially stated.

The judge also noted the brothers' "clumsiness" should not prevent the young girl from her right to a good life and called it a major deciding factor in his decision.
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According to the mother's testimony, she admitted to believing she was with one man but started to question things when the man would show up driving a different vehicle.

"They know the truth, but they take advantage of the similarity to evade responsibility," the mother told authorities.

Brazilian news outlet Globo reported that the brothers blame each other for this incident occurring, and now claim each other is the father.

Both brothers' names will appear on the daughter's birth certificate.
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A similar case occurred in the US in 2007, the US Supreme Court ended up ruling the twin with the closest bond to the child was the father.

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Brazilian twin brothers forced to both pay child support after inconclusive paternity test

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Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill has posted to social media for the first time since allegations that he was being investigated for abusing his young son, but he ignored that issue and instead focused exclusively on his offseason workouts.

Hill posted a video showing his offseason workouts and sharing his thoughts about staying in shape during the spring. He mentioned his family only in reference to why he wants to be the best wide receiver in the NFL.

"I want better for my family and I will get better for my family, more for my family, too," Hill said.

Police records show that officers responded to Hill's home twice in March, investigating potential child abuse. The Kansas City Star reported that Hill's son suffered a broken arm.

In 2014, when Hill's fiancee was pregnant with their son, Hill was arrested and accused of punching and choking his fiancee. He later pleaded guilty to domestic assault and battery by strangulation. He and his fiancee reconciled and have said recently that they plan to get married soon.

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Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill has posted to social media for the first time since allegations that he was being investigated for abusing his young son, but he ignored that issue and instead focused exclusively on his offseason workouts. Hill posted a video showing his offseason workouts and sharing his thoughts about staying in shape during the spring.

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A former New York teacher is threatening to sue a school district for gender discrimination after she was fired, saying it was because a topless photo of herself had gone public.

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A former New York teacher is threatening to sue a school district for gender discrimination after she was fired, saying it was because a topless photo of herself had gone public.

Lauren Miranda, who taught math at the Bellport Middle School since 2015, sent the selfie, taken in her bedroom in 2016, to her then-boyfriend, who is also a teacher at the school, ABC New York station WABC reported.

Somehow, a student got hold of the image, and it circulated throughout the school, allegedly prompting the South County Central School District to fire her last week, saying she was no longer a role model, her attorney, John Ray claimed in a press conference Monday. Miranda does not know how the student obtained the photo, she said.

"What is wrong with my image?" she said at the news conference. "It's my breasts. It's my chest. It's my body. It's something that should be celebrated."

(WABC) Lauren Miranda, a former math teacher for Bellport Middle School on Long Island, New York, plans to sue the South County Central School District for $3 million if she is not re-hired.

Miranda said her termination sends a negative message to female students.

"What message are we sending to them? Miranda asked. "To roll over when your picture gets exposed without your permission or consent?"

It is legal in the state of New York for women to go topless in public. Both Miranda and Ray claim men do not suffer similar consequences when their chests are exposed.

"Any time a man has ever exposed his chest, no one has ever commented or had any problem with it whatsoever," Ray said. "But, when a woman displays her chest, as happened here, she gets fired from her job."

(WABC) Lauren Miranda, 25, was fired from her teaching job after a topless selfie of herself went public by accident.

Miranda plans to sue the school district for $3 million if she is not re-hired. A review Miranda provided to WABC from last year states she is a "highly effective teacher" and that she was up for tenure in June.

"Ms. Miranda demonstrated in this lesson to be an outstanding Math instructor, knowledgeable of her content area, but most of all genuinely dedicated to the academic progress of her students," the review stated, according to WABC.

A representative for the school district did not immediately respond to ABC News' request for comment but told WABC it "does not comment on active litigation."

One parent, Randy Miller, told WABC Miranda should take responsibility for her actions.

"Whether her intentions were for a student to get it or they weren't, a student did and you have to be responsible for your actions," Miller said.

Another parent, Arlene Henao, told the station she understands why Miranda was fired, but acknowledged the situation is "probably more complicated than just a black-and-white situation."

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A former New York teacher is threatening to sue a school district for gender discrimination after she was fired, saying it was because a topless photo of herself had gone public. Lauren Miranda, who taught math at the Bellport Middle School since 2015, sent the selfie, taken in her bedroom in 2016, to her then-boyfriend, who is also a teacher at the school, ABC New York station WABC reported.