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Morrison was in search of a new pair of sneakers to kick off her basketball season, and was disappointed that her shoe of choice — Steph Curry's signature Curry 5s — weren't available in girl's sizes. Morrison told Curry she asked her father for a pair of the sneakers because she was a big fan of his and she enjoyed going to Warriors games with her dad. She also pointed out the shoes were available in boy's sizes and were customizable, too.

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NEW YORK - When 9-year-old Riley Morrison could only find Stephen Curry's signature sneakers in boy's sizes, she was frustrated. She was so frustrated that she wrote to the Golden State Warriors' superstar, who responded with an apology and an invitation.

"We are correcting this now!" the two-time league MVP wrote in a letter back to the Golden State Warriors' fan, who lives in Napa, California.

Appreciate you helping us get better Riley! We got you. #MoreToCome pic.twitter.com/UBoTklvwhg
- Stephen Curry (@StephenCurry30) November 29, 2018

Morrison was in search of a new pair of sneakers to kick off her basketball season, and was disappointed that her shoe of choice - Steph Curry's signature Curry 5s - weren't available in girl's sizes. Morrison told Curry she asked her father for a pair of the sneakers because she was a big fan of his and she enjoyed going to Warriors games with her dad. She also pointed out the shoes were available in boy's sizes and were customizable, too.

"I hope you can work with Under Armour to change this because girls want to rock the Curry 5's too," Morrison wrote.

In his note back, Curry mentioned the boys shoes Morrison saw on the Under Armour site were actually unisex, even though they could only be found in the young men's section of the website. To remedy the situation, the basketball star promised to send Morrison a pair of Curry 5s immediately and make sure she was one of the first to score a pair of his upcoming Curry 6s.

"I want to make sure you can wear my kicks proudly," Curry wrote.

As of Thursday afternoon, Under Armour's website added a girls section for its Curry footwear. For the Curry 6, which launches Christmas Day, the box will also reflect the co-gendered sizing as opposed to implying the shoes were only in boys' sizes, said Dean Stoyer, a spokesperson for the company.

"Thanks to Riley and Stephen, we're correcting a simple yet critical error," Stoyer wrote in an email to CBS News.

Morrison and Curry's budding friendship won't stop at sneakers, though. Curry also invited his young fan to join him at a special event planned March 8 for International Women's Day.

"More to come on that," he wrote. "But plan to be in Oakland that night!"

Curry has been outspoken about equal opportunities for women in the past. In an August opinion piece for the Players' Tribune, Curry wrote he hoped his two daughters - one of whom is coincidentally also named Riley - could "grow up knowing that there are no boundaries that can be placed on their futures, period."

Curry also hosted a girls basketball camp last summer, an event Morrison referenced in her letter. He has mentioned plans on making it an annual event.

Watch Riley Morrison's full interview Friday on "CBS This Morning," beginning at 7 a.m. ET/PT.

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Warriors' Steph Curry writes letter to 9-year-old who asked why his shoe was only for boys

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NEW YORK - When 9-year-old Riley Morrison could only find Stephen Curry's signature sneakers in boy's sizes, she was frustrated. She was so frustrated that she wrote to the Golden State Warriors' superstar, who responded with an apology and an invitation. "We are correcting this now!"

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A 7-year-old little girl is in a coma after being hit by a pickup truck after getting off her school bus. The driver ignored the school buses lights and sped through, she struck the child in when she was crossing in front of her house. The young girl whose name is Skyla Shirrel was airlifted to a children's hospital. Authorities expect her to survive her injuries.

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A 7-year-old girl struck by a pickup truck while exiting a school bus and crossing the street was still fighting for her life in a Maryland hospital on Thursday night.

The incident took place on a residential street in Bryantown on Tuesday afternoon when a 35-year-old woman evaded a Charles County Public School bus' flashing red lights and stop sign, according to the Charles County Sheriff's Office. The woman was driving a Ford F-250 pickup truck.

The young girl was struck by the vehicle after she exited the bus and tried crossing the street to go home.

The driver remained at the scene, sheriff's deputies said, and she may face charges pending the outcome of an investigation.

Paramedics airlifted the girl to a children's hospital to treat critical injuries that she sustained from the crash.

ABC News station WJLA has identified the victim as Skyla Shirriel. A family friend, Mike Wathen, confirmed that Skyla was placed in a medically induced coma on the night she was admitted to the hospital.

A witness at the scene of the crash told WJLA that Wathen's children were nearly struck by the vehicle as well.

"The other three little boys were pretty shook-up," Wathen told WJLA. "They had a tough time last night. They just had questions about what happened to her. They all saw it."

Hospital officials say Shirriel is expected to survive her injuries, WJLA reported.

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7-year-old girl in coma after being hit by truck while getting off the school bus

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A 7-year-old girl struck by a pickup truck while exiting a school bus and crossing the street was still fighting for her life in a Maryland hospital on Thursday night. The incident took place on a residential street in Bryantown on Tuesday afternoon when a 35-year-old woman evaded a Charles County Public School bus' flashing red lights and stop sign, according to the Charles County Sheriff's Office.

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A truck of 11 mexicans were fleeing border patrol in San Diego, California when hit a spike strip put down by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents. One woman and two men were killed in the accident and the other 8 people were injured. The passengers were all ejected from the car after going over 100 mph and the only person who was not ejected was the driver who had his seat belt on.

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A violent crash involving a truck fleeing the Border Patrol at over 100 mph has resulted in the deaths of three people and eight more injuries.

The crash happened while a Chevrolet Silverado packed with 11 people failed to yield at the border in San Diego County, California, according to San Diego ABC affiliate KGTV.

Cal Fire San Diego reported three people were killed and eight people were injured when the truck hit a spike strip deployed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents and careened off the road and into an embankment. Five suffered minor injuries and three are considered major injuries. One woman and two men were killed.

Cal Fire San Diego

Cal Fire San Diego

There were nine people in the truck were in the bed and everyone fell out of the back during the accident. The only person who wasn't ejected was the driver, who was wearing a seat belt.

The truck was coming across the border from Mexico, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said. The crash took place at about 4:30 p.m. in Campo, California, just a mile from the border.

Cal Fire said the vehicle was driving over 100 mph in wet conditions on Interstate 8 when a spike strip was placed down and caused the accident.

Cal Fire San Diego

The driver of the vehicle was an American and has been arrested, KGTV said, though it's unclear the nationalities of the other occupants of the vehicle.

Alcohol or drugs are not expected to be a factor, the Border Patrol said.

A similar accident took place in Texas in June when the Border Patrol pursued a vehicle that refused to stop at a checkpoint. The vehicle crashed and five undocumented immigrants were killed.

In that crash, 14 people were crammed into an SUV and several people were ejected, authorities said.

The U.S.-Mexico border has become an increasingly heated national topic as President Donald Trump pushes for funding for a wall along the border. He has made the wall a tenant of his presidency since the campaign and recently ordered military to the border to provide support for immigration officials.

ABC News' Marilyn Heck contributed to this report.

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A Florida pair used a bright red bus with a cartoon child on the side as the home for their illegal dental office, police say.

Daniela Sulbaran, 37, and Victor Bernal, 44, were busted earlier this month after undercover cops busted the alleged illicit business when they posed as new patients that needed a dental check-up, Miami-Dade Police revealed Thursday.

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A Florida pair used a bright red bus with a cartoon child on the side as the home for their illegal dental office, police say.

Daniela Sulbaran, 37, and Victor Bernal, 44, were busted earlier this month after undercover cops busted the alleged illicit business when they posed as new patients that needed a dental check-up, Miami-Dade Police revealed Thursday.

The alleged dental duo was charged with practicing health care without a license and Bernal got an additional charge of prescription possession with intent to sell or deliver. The pair were not licensed as dentists in the state of Florida.

According to the arrest report, undercover detectives with the Florida Department of Health and Miami-Dade police made a Nov. 15 appointment for a dental cleaning and tooth extraction, the Miami Herald reported.

When they arrived at Davco Storage & Propane - where the bus was parked - Bernal reportedly met them at the gate and then drove them to the bus

Once on the bus, he directed one of the undercover agents to sit in the dental chair inside.

"Once you're there, and you're in that chair, and you don't know what hands you've landed, it could cost you your life," Miami-Dade Police Detective Alvaro Zabaleta told WSVN. "Within those walls, those red walls or the red wrapping of that bus, was a fully operational dentistry."

Once inside, Sulbaran reportedly put a dental bib on the seated agent, before putting on a face mask and surgical latex gloves. After she diagnosed and offered a service to the undercover agent, she and Bernal were arrested, police said.

"These types of incidents are something that the community needs to take seriously," Zabaleta said.

The property manager at Davco Storage & Propane told CBSMiami he had no idea the bus parked there was the home of an alleged criminal dentistry business.

"It was surprising. I had no idea what was going on, no idea that drugs were being sold," Joseph Hunton said. "My understanding about what they were doing is taking the bus to fundraisers, to schools, to blood drives. I thought they were doing something like that."

On the bus, police also confiscated a bag of prescription drugs including lidocaine, mepivacaine, ibuprofen 600 and other dental products.

Zabaleta said he hopes this incident serves as a lesson for people to do their homework when seeking medical care.

"Make sure they have insurance, look for permits of the county, all of these little things that you need to do," Zabaleta said.

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Florida pair ran illegal dental office out of bus, cops say

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A Florida pair used a bright red bus with a cartoon child on the side as the home for their illegal dental office, police say. Daniela Sulbaran, 37, and Victor Bernal, 44, were busted earlier this month after undercover cops busted the alleged illicit business when they posed as new patients that needed a dental check-up, Miami-Dade Police revealed Thursday.

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Last nights Thursday Night football game was a big one for the Dallas Cowboys as they defeat the previous 10-1 New Orleans Saints bringing them to 10-2.  Cowboys playoff run is becoming clearer by the day.

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Covered NFL since 1997, Cowboys since 2003

Previously covered Bengals and Dolphins

Lives in Dallas area with his wife and two children

ARLINGTON, Texas -- In 2009, the Dallas Cowboys went to the Superdome with their season on the line against the undefeated New Orleans Saints and left with a win that propelled them to an 11-5 finish and a wild-card playoff win.

On Thursday, the 2018 Cowboys faced a Saints team that came to AT&T Stadium with a 10-game winning streak and was considered perhaps the best team in the NFL, but the Cowboys had some momentum of their own and pulled off a signature 13-10 win that gives them an 80.2 percent chance of making the playoffs.

The Cowboys have won four straight -- after a 3-5 start -- for the first time since 2016 and when they return to action Dec. 9 against the Philadelphia Eagles, they know they will remain in first place in the NFC East - win or lose - with four games to play.

It was not a pretty affair, but there were magical moments for Dallas, almost all of them came from the defense.

The offense was stifled for most of the night, and the defense sealed the win with a Jourdan Lewis inteception with 2:35 to play. A pass interference penalty against the Saints allowed Dak Prescott to take a knee and kill the clock.

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In their first 11 games, the Cowboys used their dime package sparingly, which cut back on Lewis' snaps. He nearly had a pick on the first series of the game, but he did not let the ball get out of his grasp in the fourth quarter.

As head coach Jason Garrett and defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli waxed poetic about the Saints offense all week - and with good reason - there was always a feeling that the defense was ready for its breakout.

On the first series, Anthony Brown, Chidobe Awuzie and Lewis had pass breakups. In the first half, the defense kept the Saints out of the end zone, coming up with a massive goal-line stand in the second quarter, stopping the Saints on four plays from their seven.

On fourth-and-goal from the 1, DeMarcus Lawrence tracked down Alvin Kamara from behind and Tyrone Crawford set up a wall in front to change over the possession. Entering the game, the Saints converted 11 of 12 fourth-down opportunities.

Lawrence effectively ended the half with a sack of Brees, forcing a fumble that the quarterback recovered.

There were wobbly moments in the second half with the Saints scoring on their first two possessions. Randy Gregory had three penalties, including a roughing the punter penalty that allowed Brees to later throw a touchdown pass.

On the next possession, Gregory lined up in the neutral zone, wiping out a Crawford fumble recovery after a Lawrence sack.

While the defense in the past may have cracked, this defense stiffened. Anthony Brown sacked Brees for an 8-yard loss with a blitz off the edge. Leighton Vander Esch stoned Mark Ingram in the flat for a 1-yard gain. On third down, Jaylon Smith hammered Kamara short of the first down marker.

As well as the defense played, they needed more magic after Prescott was sacked for the seventh time with Brees, the NFL's all-time leader in passing yards and second in touchdown passes, staring at them.

It didn't take long for the Cowboys defense to end the threat with Lewis stepping underneath for his first interception of the season.

The Saints gained just 176 yards, picked up just 14 first downs, converting just three of 11 third-down chances.

A Cowboys defense, which was fourth in points allowed entering the game, stole the headlines.

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Cowboys' path to playoffs becomes clearer after stunning upset of Saints

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11:46 PM ET Todd ArcherESPN Staff Writer Close Covered NFL since 1997, Cowboys since 2003 Previously covered Bengals and Dolphins Lives in Dallas area with his wife and two children ARLINGTON, Texas -- In 2009, the Dallas Cowboys went to the Superdome with their season on the line against the undefeated New Orleans Saints and left with a win that propelled them to an 11-5 finish and a wild-card playoff win.

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Sporting KC lost last night 2-3. after taking the first half 1-0 when they came back the Portland Timbers too it back scoring a goal in stoppage time.

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KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Timbers manager Giovanni Savarese wouldn't divulge what was said in the Portland locker room at halftime Thursday night, saying only that "a few words" might have come across rather sharply.

Whatever they were sure had an impact.

After getting dominated by Sporting Kansas City for the first 45 minutes and falling into a 1-0 hole, the Timbers rallied in the second half in the second leg of the Western Conference final. Diego Valeri scored a pair of goals, one of them in stoppage time, and Sebastian Blanco had the other as the Timbers squeaked out a 3-2 victory to advance to the MLS Cup for the second time in four years.

The Timbers will visit Atlanta United on Dec. 8 to play for the league title. Atlanta beat the New York Red Bulls 3-1 on aggregate to win the Eastern Conference final series.

"I'm very proud of the performance of the guys," Savarese said. "It was a very difficult first half and they were very good and we were lucky to be down 1-0. Then we came out with the fire we needed in the second half."

Sebastian Blanco got the rally started with his tying goal, and Valeri added the first of his two moments later. His second wasn't even needed because the teams had played to a scoreless draw Sunday in Portland, and that meant the Timbers had the road-goal tiebreaker in the event of a 2-2 tie.

Valeri's stoppage goal merely allowed the Timbers to celebrate a few minutes early.

"We played a great second half," he said. "The end of the first half we started to get on the ball a little better. We defended in the second half against a good team and we were efficient."

Ultimately, Portland solved what had been a near-impossible riddle.

Sporting KC had been 15-2-4 in home playoff games, their only losses coming in 1997 and 2011. Sporting KC also had been 12-2-5 at Children's Mercy Park this season, losing just three times in 48 matches across all competitions in one of the toughest venues in all of Major League Soccer.

The Timbers made it four defeats on Thursday night.

"Situations like this, they're going to stick with you for a long time," Sporting KC manager Peter Vermes said. "It's motivating factor in my opinion. I remember years ago playing against Houston at home, we won 1-0 but we didn't score enough and we lost. Today feels a little like that game. So yeah, it's going to be hopefully a motivating factor going into next year."

Sporting KC actually controlled the game when Daniel Salloi found the back of the net in the opening minutes, much to the delight of a packed crowd at Children's Mercy Park. Among them a handful of Kansas City Chiefs, including Patrick Mahomes, Kareem Hunt and Travis Kelce.

But the Timbers turned up the pressure in the second half, knowing any score-draw would send them through, and Blanco provided it when he unleashed a driving shot from 35 yards away. It somehow found a sliver between the hand of goalkeeper Tim Melia and the crossbar to knot the game 1-all.

"Blanco has scored some good goals," Savarese said, "but that one was incredible."

The strike in the 52nd minute was followed by Valeri's header off a rebound moments later, a goal that not only silenced the crowd but led to a rather bizarre scene.

Fans in one corner of the stadium began throwing bottles and other trash at Portland players, and referee Mark Geiger immediately brought both teams to the sideline. Vermes then stalked halfway across the field, waving his arms and admonishing his own club's fans.

"First time that we've ever experienced that here and I hope it's the last time," he said. "I never want to see that again. I don't think that has any place in the game."

Sporting KC was left needing two goals to win the game and advance, and nearly got in the 72nd minute. Johnny Russell's free kick from about 15 yards glanced off Felipe Gutierrez's head and sailed over the net as Portland goalkeeper Jeff Attinella exhaled in relief.

Gutierrez put another shot on goal moments later that Attinella kicked away.

"We had some chances to get there," Vermes said. "We definitely had some chances."

Fernandes finally got one of the goals Sporting KC needed, and the home crowd roared when it was announced that there would be nine minutes of stoppage time. But the Timbers managed to tamp down each attack by Sporting KC, allowing Savarese's team to begin planning for Atlanta.

"This is a group that works hard. That believed all along that we could be great," Savarese said, smiling. "I'm extremely proud of these guys right now."

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Sporting KC knocked out of the MLS playoffs with 3-2 loss to Timbers

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A violent crash involving 11 people happened at the border in San Diego County, California. They were coming across the border of Mexico. Three people died during the crash and 8 suffered from injuries. There were 9 people in the bed of the truck that were thrown from the truck. The car was going over 100 mph and hit a spike strip.

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A violent crash involving a truck fleeing the Border Patrol at over 100 mph has resulted in the deaths of three people and eight more injuries.

The crash happened while a Chevrolet Silverado packed with 11 people failed to yield at the border in San Diego County, California, according to San Diego ABC affiliate KGTV.

Cal Fire San Diego reported three people were killed and eight people were injured when the truck hit a spike strip deployed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents and careened off the road and into an embankment. Five suffered minor injuries and three are considered major injuries. One woman and two men were killed.

Cal Fire San Diego

Cal Fire San Diego

There were nine people in the truck were in the bed and everyone fell out of the back during the accident. The only person who wasn't ejected was the driver, who was wearing a seat belt.

The truck was coming across the border from Mexico, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said. The crash took place at about 4:30 p.m. in Campo, California, just a mile from the border.

Cal Fire said the vehicle was driving over 100 mph in wet conditions on Interstate 8 when a spike strip was placed down and caused the accident.

Cal Fire San Diego

The driver of the vehicle was an American and has been arrested, KGTV said, though it's unclear the nationalities of the other occupants of the vehicle.

Alcohol or drugs are not expected to be a factor, the Border Patrol said.

A similar accident took place in Texas in June when the Border Patrol pursued a vehicle that refused to stop at a checkpoint. The vehicle crashed and five undocumented immigrants were killed.

In that crash, 14 people were crammed into an SUV and several people were ejected, authorities said.

The U.S.-Mexico border has become an increasingly heated national topic as President Donald Trump pushes for funding for a wall along the border. He has made the wall a tenant of his presidency since the campaign and recently ordered military to the border to provide support for immigration officials.

ABC News' Marilyn Heck contributed to this report.

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3 killed as truck crashes while fleeing Border Patrol in San Diego County

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A violent crash involving a truck fleeing the Border Patrol at over 100 mph has resulted in the deaths of three people and eight more injuries. The crash happened while a Chevrolet Silverado packed with 11 people failed to yield at the border in San Diego County, California, according to San Diego...

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Wreckage from Boeing 777 that vanished 4 ago may have been recovered. So far only 3 wing fragments have been confirmed to have come from the flight.

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In Florida, a couple ran an illegal dentist office out of a bus. The bus was bright red with cartoons on the side. They were caught by undercover cops that posed as patients. They are both being charged with practicing health care without a licence. police also confiscated a bag of prescription drugs including lidocaine, ibuprofen, and other dental products.

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A Florida pair used a bright red bus with a cartoon child on the side as the home for their illegal dental office, police say.

Daniela Sulbaran, 37, and Victor Bernal, 44, were busted earlier this month after undercover cops busted the alleged illicit business when they posed as new patients that needed a dental check-up, Miami-Dade Police revealed Thursday.

The alleged dental duo was charged with practicing health care without a license and Bernal got an additional charge of prescription possession with intent to sell or deliver. The pair were not licensed as dentists in the state of Florida.

According to the arrest report, undercover detectives with the Florida Department of Health and Miami-Dade police made a Nov. 15 appointment for a dental cleaning and tooth extraction, the Miami Herald reported.

When they arrived at Davco Storage & Propane - where the bus was parked - Bernal reportedly met them at the gate and then drove them to the bus

Once on the bus, he directed one of the undercover agents to sit in the dental chair inside.

"Once you're there, and you're in that chair, and you don't know what hands you've landed, it could cost you your life," Miami-Dade Police Detective Alvaro Zabaleta told WSVN. "Within those walls, those red walls or the red wrapping of that bus, was a fully operational dentistry."

Once inside, Sulbaran reportedly put a dental bib on the seated agent, before putting on a face mask and surgical latex gloves. After she diagnosed and offered a service to the undercover agent, she and Bernal were arrested, police said.

"These types of incidents are something that the community needs to take seriously," Zabaleta said.

The property manager at Davco Storage & Propane told CBSMiami he had no idea the bus parked there was the home of an alleged criminal dentistry business.

"It was surprising. I had no idea what was going on, no idea that drugs were being sold," Joseph Hunton said. "My understanding about what they were doing is taking the bus to fundraisers, to schools, to blood drives. I thought they were doing something like that."

On the bus, police also confiscated a bag of prescription drugs including lidocaine, mepivacaine, ibuprofen 600 and other dental products.

Zabaleta said he hopes this incident serves as a lesson for people to do their homework when seeking medical care.

"Make sure they have insurance, look for permits of the county, all of these little things that you need to do," Zabaleta said.

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Florida pair ran illegal dental office out of bus, cops say

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A Florida pair used a bright red bus with a cartoon child on the side as the home for their illegal dental office, police say. Daniela Sulbaran, 37, and Victor Bernal, 44, were busted earlier this month after undercover cops busted the alleged illicit business when they posed as new patients that needed a dental check-up, Miami-Dade Police revealed Thursday.

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Three people have died after fleeing the border patrol in a truck going 100 mph. Eight more people have been injured due to the crash. The truck was coming across the border from Mexico. A spike strip that was placed down caused the crash.

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A violent crash involving a truck fleeing the Border Patrol at over 100 mph has resulted in the deaths of three people and eight more injuries.

The crash happened while a Chevrolet Silverado packed with 11 people failed to yield at the border in San Diego County, California, according to San Diego ABC affiliate KGTV.

Cal Fire San Diego reported three people were killed and eight people were injured when the truck hit a spike strip deployed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents and careened off the road and into an embankment. Five suffered minor injuries and three are considered major injuries. One woman and two men were killed.

Cal Fire San Diego

Cal Fire San Diego

There were nine people in the truck were in the bed and everyone fell out of the back during the accident. The only person who wasn't ejected was the driver, who was wearing a seat belt.

The truck was coming across the border from Mexico, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said. The crash took place at about 4:30 p.m. in Campo, California, just a mile from the border.

Cal Fire said the vehicle was driving over 100 mph in wet conditions on Interstate 8 when a spike strip was placed down and caused the accident.

Cal Fire San Diego

The driver of the vehicle was an American and has been arrested, KGTV said, though it's unclear the nationalities of the other occupants of the vehicle.

Alcohol or drugs are not expected to be a factor, the Border Patrol said.

A similar accident took place in Texas in June when the Border Patrol pursued a vehicle that refused to stop at a checkpoint. The vehicle crashed and five undocumented immigrants were killed.

In that crash, 14 people were crammed into an SUV and several people were ejected, authorities said.

The U.S.-Mexico border has become an increasingly heated national topic as President Donald Trump pushes for funding for a wall along the border. He has made the wall a tenant of his presidency since the campaign and recently ordered military to the border to provide support for immigration officials.

ABC News' Marilyn Heck contributed to this report.

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3 killed as truck crashes while fleeing Border Patrol in San Diego County

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Marriott says its guest reservation system has been hacked, potentially exposing the personal information of approximately 500 million guests.

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A truck fleeing the border patrol crashed and resulted in the deaths of 3 people. Eight more people are injured and the cause of the truck crash was from a deployed spike strip.

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A violent crash involving a truck fleeing the Border Patrol at over 100 mph has resulted in the deaths of three people and eight more injuries.

The crash happened while a Chevrolet Silverado packed with 11 people failed to yield at the border in San Diego County, California, according to San Diego ABC affiliate KGTV.

Cal Fire San Diego reported three people were killed and eight people were injured when the truck hit a spike strip deployed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents and careened off the road and into an embankment. Five suffered minor injuries and three are considered major injuries. One woman and two men were killed.

Cal Fire San Diego

Cal Fire San Diego

There were nine people in the truck were in the bed and everyone fell out of the back during the accident. The only person who wasn't ejected was the driver, who was wearing a seat belt.

The truck was coming across the border from Mexico, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said. The crash took place at about 4:30 p.m. in Campo, California, just a mile from the border.

Cal Fire said the vehicle was driving over 100 mph in wet conditions on Interstate 8 when a spike strip was placed down and caused the accident.

Cal Fire San Diego

The driver of the vehicle was an American and has been arrested, KGTV said, though it's unclear the nationalities of the other occupants of the vehicle.

Alcohol or drugs are not expected to be a factor, the Border Patrol said.

A similar accident took place in Texas in June when the Border Patrol pursued a vehicle that refused to stop at a checkpoint. The vehicle crashed and five undocumented immigrants were killed.

In that crash, 14 people were crammed into an SUV and several people were ejected, authorities said.

The U.S.-Mexico border has become an increasingly heated national topic as President Donald Trump pushes for funding for a wall along the border. He has made the wall a tenant of his presidency since the campaign and recently ordered military to the border to provide support for immigration officials.

ABC News' Marilyn Heck contributed to this report.

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3 killed as truck crashes while fleeing Border Patrol in San Diego County

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Three St. Louis police officers were indicted Thursday for allegedly beating an undercover colleague during a 2017 protest and, along with a fourth officer, conspiring to cover up the crime.

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St. Louis officers accused of beating undercover colleague

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A federal indictment accuses three St. Louis police officers of beating an undercover colleague during 2017 protest and, along with a fourth officer, conspiring to cover up the crime.

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A 7 year old is in critical condition after being hit by a truck after getting off her school bus. She was crossing the street when the woman hit her after not paying attention to the bus lights.

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A 7-year-old Maryland girl remains in critical condition after being struck by a truck while getting off her school bus this week, the latest in a recent rash of accidents involving children at bus stops.

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5 middle school students are hospitalized after ingesting THC-laces gummy candies during gym. The gummies were brought to school by a 12-year-old seventh grader who shared it with six of his classmates during gym. Afterwards the students complained of nausea, dizziness, and stomach aches.

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Five students at Mulberry Middle School in Mulberry, Fla., were hospitalized on Thursday - and at least one other was retrieved from class by parents - after complaining of nausea, stomach aches and dizziness caused by THC-laced gummy candies they ingested during gym class.

"They had stomachaches; they were nauseous, dizzy," Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said in a press conference, Fox 13 reported. "One of them was all but passed out."
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The Polk County Sheriff's Office said the candies were brought to school by a 12-year-old 7th-grader, who proceeded to share with six other 7th-graders in gym class.

Deputies also identified the candies as Green Hornet Fruit Punch Gummies, which contained 10 gummies containing 10 milligrams of THC each. The product is illegal in Florida. A photo of the package, shared by the Polk County Sheriff's Office, showed a warning on the back reading, "For medical use only. Keep out of reach of children and animals."

All six students were expected to be fine, Fox 13 reported, although Superintendent Jacquelyn Bird urged parents to talk to their children.

The 12-year-old who handed out the candy faces charges of including possession of marijuana resin and paraphernalia, and distribution of marijuana near a school. The Polk County Sheriff's Office said the boy wasn't clear on how he obtained the candies, but suggested he may have purchased them online or obtained them on the bus to school, according to NBC News.
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"We have long been concerned about the dangers of marijuana-infused candy, and that it would get into the hands of, and poison, children," Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said during a press conference Thursday afternoon, The Sun-Sentinel reported. "Here's an example of that."

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5 middle-school students hospitalized after eating THC-laced candies during gym

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Five students at Mulberry Middle School in Mulberry, Fla., were hospitalized on Thursday - and at least one other was retrieved from class by parents - after complaining of nausea, stomach aches and dizziness caused by THC-laced gummy candies they ingested during gym class.

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Ohio State university Nurse sentenced to 2 years behind bars for lying about having terminal cancer. She schemed several of her co workers into buying her gifts and giving her money. She is being charged with telecommunication fraud, theft, and forgery .

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A violent crash involving a truck fleeing the Border Patrol at over 100 mph has resulted in the deaths of three people and eight more injuries.

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A violent crash involving a truck fleeing the Border Patrol at over 100 mph has resulted in the deaths of three people and eight more injuries.

The crash happened while a Chevrolet Silverado packed with 11 people failed to yield at the border in San Diego County, California, according to San Diego ABC affiliate KGTV.

Cal Fire San Diego reported three people were killed and eight people were injured when the truck hit a spike strip deployed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents and careened off the road and into an embankment. Five suffered minor injuries and three are considered major injuries. One woman and two men were killed.

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There were nine people in the truck were in the bed and everyone fell out of the back during the accident. The only person who wasn't ejected was the driver, who was wearing a seat belt.

The truck was coming across the border from Mexico, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said. The crash took place at about 4:30 p.m. in Campo, California, just a mile from the border.

Cal Fire said the vehicle was driving over 100 mph in wet conditions on Interstate 8 when a spike strip was placed down and caused the accident.

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The driver of the vehicle was an American and has been arrested, KGTV said, though it's unclear the nationalities of the other occupants of the vehicle.

Alcohol or drugs are not expected to be a factor, the Border Patrol said.

A similar accident took place in Texas in June when the Border Patrol pursued a vehicle that refused to stop at a checkpoint. The vehicle crashed and five undocumented immigrants were killed.

In that crash, 14 people were crammed into an SUV and several people were ejected, authorities said.

The U.S.-Mexico border has become an increasingly heated national topic as President Donald Trump pushes for funding for a wall along the border. He has made the wall a tenant of his presidency since the campaign and recently ordered military to the border to provide support for immigration officials.

ABC News' Marilyn Heck contributed to this report.

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3 killed as truck crashes while fleeing Border Patrol in San Diego County

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A violent crash involving a truck fleeing the Border Patrol at over 100 mph has resulted in the deaths of three people and eight more injuries. The crash happened while a Chevrolet Silverado packed with 11 people failed to yield at the border in San Diego County, California, according to San Diego...

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The Dallas Cowboys ended the Saints 10 game winning streak on Thursday night after beating them 13-10. People are saying that Drew Brees chance of winning MVP could drop after he threw an interception in the fourth quarter which could have been a game winning drive.

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The Dallas Cowboys snapped the New Orleans Saints' 10-game winning streak, earning a 13-10 win on Thursday night at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Dak Prescott finished24-of-28for248yards and a touchdown. Coming off his monster Thanksgiving game, Amari Cooper caughteightpasses for75yards. Ezekiel Elliott, who entered Week 13 as the NFL's leading rusher, ran for 76 yards as well.

Drew Brees threw for 127 yards, one touchdown and an interception. Alvin Kamara totaled 72yards from scrimmage and failed to find the end zone for the second game in a row.
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In the buildup to Thursday's game, Cowboys defensive end Demarcus Lawrence was blunt about how Dallas' defense was going to approach trying to slow down Brees and the Saints offense, per The Athletic's Calvin Watkins:

Calvin Watkins @calvinwatkins
DeMarcus Lawrence keeps it real on the Saints. https://t.co/ay8mrEZN0f

One thing was clear early on: Lawrence was prepared to back up his trash talk.

Ryan Clark @Realrclark25
Will tell you this... Demarcus Lawrence has indeed punched folks in the mouth. No way around it

Rich Eisen @richeisen
The @dallascowboys are flat-out punking the #Saints right now, causing frustration and anxiousness they're not used to feeling. Exactly what @TankLawrence predicted. With a bit more flavor.

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DeMarcus Lawrence and the Cowboys D is backing up everything he said this week after first half.

New Orleans entered Week 13 averaging 416.6 yards and 37.2 points per game. Dallas held the Saints to just 176 yards in addition to the 10 points.

The performance of the Cowboys defense achieved two things.

Although Dallas isn't an elite defensive team, it has enough talent on that side of the ball to challenge the NFL's best. Even when the offense is sputtering, the Cowboys can rely on their defense to keep them in games. That's a trait that is valuable come playoff time.

Through its effort Thursday, Dallas may also have provided the blueprint for the Saints' remaining opponents.

Being aggressive and physical against New Orleans clearly carries some risk. It not only leaves the secondary more vulnerable to big plays down the field, but it also increases the chance of picking up penalties.

But the Cowboys utilized the strategy to perfection, and they showed it's possible to throw the Saints offense out of rhythm.
What's Next?
The Cowboys have an NFC East matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles at home looming in Week 14. The Saints head on to the second leg of their three-game road stretch. They play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Dec. 9.

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Cowboys Shut Down Drew Brees, Potent Saints Offense in Stunning 13-10 Win

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Ronald Martinez/Getty Images The Dallas Cowboys snapped the New Orleans Saints' 10-game winning streak, earning a 13-10 win on Thursday night at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Dak Prescott finished24-of-28for248yards and a touchdown. Coming off his monster Thanksgiving game, Amari Cooper caughteightpasses for75yards.

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A mom was jailed this month after her young child missed over two dozen days of school without any valid excuse. She was given many opportunities to make up for her 6 year olds absences, but the mom never showed up to any of the meetings or dates. She is being put in jail for 5 days and is on trial for 9 month probation.

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A Michigan mom was jailed this month after her young child missed over two dozen days of school without any valid excuse, prosecutors said.

A Muskegon County judge on Nov. 16 ordered Brittany Ann Horton to spend five days behind bars and be placed on probation for nine months after the 27-year-old mother pleaded guilty to truancy in May. Horton's sentencing was postponed because prosecutors wanted to give her one last chance to fix the problem, according to the Muskegon County Prosecutor's Office.

Muskegon County's undersheriff, Kenneth Sanford, confirmed to ABC News that Horton served those days in prison.

"Our office does not file charges against parents who are genuinely trying to resolve the issues. The vast majority of chronic truancy cases never end up in court," Muskegon County Prosecutor D.J. Hilson said in a statement obtained by ABC News Thursday. "However, when parents like Ms. Horton refuse to make reasonable efforts to address the truancy problem, our office is committed to making sure the children of our community are not deprived of an education."

Horton did not immediately return ABC News' request for comment.

The school sent multiple letters home to Horton beginning in October 2017 and scheduled a parent meeting regarding her 6-year-old daughter's unexcused absences. Horton never showed. On Jan. 22, the school referred the case to prosecutors.

Then in February, the Muskegon County Prosecutor's Office followed up with Horton, attempting to resolve the attendance issues without court involvement by sending a letter and scheduling a meeting. But Horton never responded or showed up, prosecutors said.

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The prosecutor's office filed a charge of truancy against Horton on March 5 but she failed to appear for her arraignment after posting bond. The court subsequently issued a bench warrant for her.

At that time, Horton's daughter had at least 26 unexcused absences from school, according to prosecutors.

On May 17, Horton pleaded guilty upon an agreement with prosecutors that the charge would be dismissed if she worked with school and service providers to resolve the issue. The court delayed her sentencing to give her time to do so.

By then, her daughter had missed an additional 14 days of school with unexcused absences, according to prosecutors. It's unclear how many more days of school the girl missed after her mother's sentencing.

Hilson said his office, the school and service providers were ready to offer whatever was necessary to "address barriers in getting her child to school," including transportation, day care arrangements, counseling and mental health services.

"Our office is committed to doing anything possible to help parents resolve truancy problems. Filing charges is always a last resort after all other attempts to help a parent have been rejected," Hilson said. "Had Ms. Horton met with us, the school or service providers, she would have been provided any services needed to address any possible issues."

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Mom jailed after child misses 26 days of school

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A Michigan mom was jailed this month after her young child missed over two dozen days of school without any valid excuse, prosecutors said. A Muskegon County judge on Nov. 16 ordered Brittany Ann Horton to spend five days behind bars and be placed on probation for nine months after the 27-year-old mother pleaded guilty to truancy in May.

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A southwest employee mocked a little girl for her name "Adcde" and even posted it on Facebook making fun of it. The airline has taken action against the employee and plans to use the employee as an example for everyone else.

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Girl called Abcde 'mocked by Southwest Airlines staff' | CNN

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Southwest Airlines has apologized after a mother claimed its staff mocked her five-year-old daughter, called Abcde, over her name.