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Dakota Theriot lived with his girlfriend's family for a few weeks. After they kicked him out, he killed them, police say.

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Family of Louisiana shooting victims went from 'happy' to 'broken' in the span of 24 hours

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"My babies died for nothing," said Rhonda Champagne on her slain children.

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Two years into Donald Trump’s presidency and after a month-plus partial shutdown, a wide deficit of confidence marks public views of the government in Washington: Americans give poor marks to Trump’s work across a range of issues – yet broadly mistrust the opposition as well.

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McDonald’s apologizes after customers discover chicken in vegetarian wrap

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Meat-free McDonald's customers are not lovin' it at the moment.

Recently the fast-food chain had to issue an apology after several customers across the U.K. claimed they found chicken nuggets in their vegetarian meals.
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Earlier this year, McDonald's made a move to offer more vegetarian options. Among them was a spicy veggie wrap the international brand released in Europe that features red pesto, vegetarian goujon - a deep-fried strip of veggie meat - relish, tomato, lettuce and red onion. However, upon biting into the wrap, customers said they discovered chicken nuggets inside.

Many customers took to Twitter to express their outrage over the meaty mishap.
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In a statement to The Guardian, McDonald's issued an apology and called the mistake "not acceptable."

"We would also like to reassure that we have a number of procedures in place to avoid inaccurate orders, and that, after we saw that mistakes were being made, we introduced a number of additional measures in our kitchens and communicated with all stores to reduce inaccuracies quickly and effectively. This action has led to an increase in order accuracy and a reduction in contact from our customers, however we are disappointed that mistakes are still being made," the statement read.
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McDonald's has been testing vegetarian options in many of its foreign markets over the past few years.

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Meat-free McDonald's customers are not lovin' it at the moment. Recently the fast-food chain had to issue an apology after several customers across the U.K. claimed they found chicken nuggets in their vegetarian meals. VIRAL 'CHICKEN SODA' STAR TRIES PAIRING CHICKEN WITH OTHER STRANGE 'DIPS' Earlier this year, McDonald's made a move to offer more vegetarian options.

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Winter storm slamming Midwest to bring snow to South, Northeast ahead of polar vortex blast

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A winter storm system bringing blizzard-like conditions across the Upper Midwest on Monday will dump wintry weather across parts of the Deep South and Northeast by midweek, creating treacherous travel conditions.

The National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center said that parts of southeastern Minnesota and Wisconsin could see over a foot of snow. The winter storm will then bring upwards of a foot of snow to Michigan before targeting the Northeast overnight Monday into Tuesday.

Rain and snow will develop along an arctic front associated with the storm over parts of the Ohio Valley stretching into the Lower Mississippi Valley on Monday, according to the NWS. The snow and rain will move eastward by Tuesday afternoon, affecting cities such as Birmingham, Atlanta and Nashville.
WIND CHILLS OF MINUS-45 TO MINUS-60 EXPECTED IN CHICAGO, MUCH OF UPPER MIDWEST
"A dangerous week of cold air and travel conditions are coming up," Fox News Senior Meteorologist Janice Dean said Monday. "Snow and ice will coat even the Deep South Tuesday through Wednesday, which will make travel incredibly difficult and possibly crippling."

Winter storm warnings and advisories were posted stretching from Mississippi stretching up through Tennessee into West Virginia.

Winter storm watches were also posted for the Atlanta area for Tuesday were up to 2 inches of snow may fall, FOX5 reported. Public works crews were spending Monday pretreating roads in Atlanta, which has a busy week ahead of the Super Bowl on Sunday.

Further north, the Minnesota State Patrol was responding to scores of spin-outs and crashes early Monday in the Twin Cities metro area, even before the busiest commute time, because of snow-covered and icy roads.

"Plows are out across the state. Heavy snow overnight and blowing and drifting snow are making for some tough conditions," Minnesota Department of Transportation spokesman Kevin Gutknecht told the Associated Press.

In Wisconsin, plow drivers were having a difficult time keeping up with the snow in Sheboygan. Courthouses and most offices were closed in Milwaukee, Waukesha, Columbia and Washington counties, while dozens of flights were canceled early Monday at Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee County.
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Up to 3 inches of snow is expected in the South, while the interior Northeast will see between 6 inches and a foot of snow by Wednesday night.

The storm system is associated with an arctic front that is responsible for a cold air outbreak associated with the polar vortex that will bring bone-chilling cold to the Midwest.
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Temperatures on Wednesday could fall to 30 degrees below zero, and could feel as cold as 60 below because of the wind chill.

"Some of the coldest air in decades will pour in across the Northern Plains, Midwest and Great Lakes with windchills in the negative-40 to negative-50 degree range and air temperatures below zero for several days," Dean said. "This will be dangerous and potentially deadly for these regions, and people need to stay inside."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Winter storm slamming Midwest to bring snow to South, Northeast ahead of polar vortex blast

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A winter storm system bringing blizzard-like conditions across the Upper Midwest on Monday will dump wintry weather across parts of the Deep South and Northeast by midweek, creating treacherous travel conditions. The National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center said that parts of southeastern Minnesota and Wisconsin could see over a foot of snow.

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Tom Brokaw says he is 'truly sorry' for his remarks about Hispanics on 'Meet the Press.´

Tom Brokaw tweeted Sunday that he regrets saying on "Meet the Press" that Hispanics should "work harder at assimilation" into American culture.

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A man has been arrested after a Russian painting was stolen during the day at the famous Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow.

In the video above, the 31-year-old can be seen taking the painting off the wall and walking out in front of confused visitors.
and was insured for an estimated $185,000. The artist's previous paintings have sold for more than $3 million.

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A man has been arrested after a Russian painting was stolen during the day at the famous Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow.

In the video above, the 31-year-old can be seen taking the painting off the wall and walking out in front of confused visitors.

The stolen painting was of mountain ridges by Arkhip Kuindzhi, titled "Ai-Petri. Crimea," and was insured for an estimated $185,000. The artist's previous paintings have sold for more than $3 million.

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A man has been arrested after a Russian painting was stolen during the day at the famous Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow. In the video above, the 31-year-old can be seen taking the painting off the wall and walking out in front of confused visitors. The stolen painting was of mountain ridges by Arkhip Kuindzhi, titled "Ai-Petri.

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At least 60 people are dead and at least 292 people have been reported missing after a dam collapsed in Brazil on Friday.

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A woman who said she'd been trapped in an elevator since Friday was rescued late Monday morning by New York City firefighters, an FDNY official told Fox News.

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Woman trapped in elevator since Friday rescued by New York City firefighters

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A woman who said she’d been trapped in an elevator since Friday was rescued late Monday morning by New York City firefighters, an FDNY official told Fox News.

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To the victor goes the spoils, and in the case of Patrick Mahomes, part of the spoils for winning Pro Bowl MVP on Sunday was a new Genesis G70 luxury sedan.

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To the victor goes the spoils, and in the case of Patrick Mahomes, part of the spoils for winning Pro Bowl MVP on Sunday was a new Genesis G70 luxury sedan.

Mahomes was named as the game's offensive MVP after throwing for 156 yards and one touchdown on 7-of-14 passing in the AFC's 26-7 win (safety Jamal Adams of the Jets, who had a sack and an interception in the game, was named the defensive MVP and also won a Genesis G70 of his own). But was he the right choice for the game's MVP? Even Mahomes felt the nod should have gone to Chiefs fullback Anthony Sherman, who had three catches for 92 yards along with four carries for 11 yards and a touchdown.

"Sherman had my vote. Sherman had my vote," Mahomes said, per the Associated Press. "I thought I told everybody on the camera. He made some plays out there. For a fullback, we have one of the best in the league so I'm always happy to try to get him a little vote like that."

So how are @PatrickMahomes5 and @Shermanator_42 going to split the car?? ?? pic.twitter.com/Nekdo7huiS
- Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) January 28, 2019

Mahomes wasn't the only Chiefs player to think Sherman should have won MVP.

"It definitely should've been Anthony Sherman," Chiefs teammate and wide receiver Tyreek Hill said, per the Kansas City Star. "Sherm played a heck of a game. He went out and played hard for the squad. We got the W, obviously. I know Pat, he made some incredible throws today, but Sherm, he don't get quite the love that he deserves. So I definitely think Sherm."

The game turned out to be a rain-soaked, light-hearted affair, with contact largely resembling that of touch football and multiple players switching from offense to defense and vice versa (for example, Hill, Ezekiel Elliott, Alvin Kamara, and Saquon Barkley at one point lined up as defensive linemen). Mahomes, Sherman and Hill were joined by Eric Fisher and Dee Ford in the game, while the Chiefs' sixth Pro Bowl selection, Travis Kelce, did not attend. Here's a look at Mahomes's highlights, including a no-look pass that went off the hands of Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster.

Mahomes just doing whatever he wants in the #ProBowl ?? @PatrickMahomes5 pic.twitter.com/jG4bSvQHZs
- The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) January 27, 2019

MVP in his first appearance: Every @PatrickMahomes5 pass from the 2019 #ProBowl! pic.twitter.com/3iNEnTqkwM
- NFL (@NFL) January 28, 2019

The ideal situation for the Chiefs next season, of course, would be for their players to participate in the Super Bowl rather than the Pro Bowl, but each player seemed to enjoy their trip to Orlando as well as being as part of the week's festivities. And along the way, Mahomes was able to learn a thing or two about what kind of approach other NFL stars take to the game of football.

"It was amazing," Mahomes told the NFL Network. "Like I said, you're with the best of the best. You get to kind of just listen to how they go about football, how they go about their week and how they go about their season. I thought that was really cool. Then they take care of us, got to go to Disney and see a lot of things that we wouldn't have been able to see, so it really was a great experience."

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Patrick Mahomes wins Genesis sedan for being Pro Bowl MVP

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Patrick Mahomes started his first career Pro Bowl yesterday. He also took home the Offensive MVP of the game. He lead the AFC to a 26-7 win over the NFC.

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On a rainy Sunday afternoon in Orlando, Florida, the AFC defeated the NFC in the Pro Bowl, 26-7.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes opened the game for the AFC at quarterback and set the tone, throwing for 156 yards and a touchdown, while Indianapolis Colts tight end Eric Ebron and Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey each notched touchdown receptions and Kansas City Chiefs fullback Anthony Sherman scored on a one-yard run.

Atlanta Falcons tight end Austin Hooper had the lone touchdown for the NFC.

Mahomes was named the offensive MVP, while New York Jets safety Jamal Adams was the defensive MVP.

As usual, Mahomes alone was worth the price of admission:

The NFC was done in by three interceptions and an inability to slow down the AFC's passing attack (362 yards). Still, that the team could not top seven points in a game where tackling has basically been outlawed is a bit surprising.

That allowed for one of the most hallowed traditions during the Pro Bowl, however, which of course is making fun of the event and its participants or simply complaining about how it isn't taken seriously enough:

And in perhaps the perfect reminder of just how little the Pro Bowl matters, Monday Night Football analyst and former player Jason Witten accidentally broke the trophy after the game:

While the AFC won the game, the NFC had fun with the exhibition.

Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott, for instance, played all over the field. He had a fourth-down conversion on a fake punt as an upback, taking a direct snap. He also got a few reps at linebacker and one play at quarterback.

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara and New York Giants running back Saquon Barkley played on the defensive line for a few snaps, with Kamara hitting the arm of Deshaun Watson on one play in the second half and causing an incompletion.

And Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans played some defensive back, even registering an interception in the fourth quarter.

The NFC's shenanigans didn't always work for the best, however.

Adams blew up a flea-flicker attempt, for one:

And Minnesota Vikings wideout Adam Thielen threw an interception worthy of Duck Hunt, straight into the arms of Adams:

Not to be outdone, the AFC gave Los Angeles Chargers edge-rusher Melvin Ingram a carry late in the fourth quarter, while Ramsey scored on a slant pattern in the red zone. By that point, the game was long over, the conclusion of a wet, sloppy and meaningless affair that was equal parts fun and utterly absurd.

If you're watching the Pro Bowl for serious football, well, you'll be highly disappointed. If you're watching it to see running backs pose as defensive linemen or cornerbacks line up at wide receiver, though, you'll probably enjoy yourself.

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Patrick Mahomes Named Offensive MVP as AFC Dominates NFC at 2019 Pro Bowl

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Mark LoMoglio/Associated Press On a rainy Sunday afternoon in Orlando, Florida, the AFC defeated the NFC in the Pro Bowl, 26-7. Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes opened the game for the AFC at quarterback and set the tone, throwing for 156 yards and a touchdown, while Indianapolis Colts tight end Eric Ebron and Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey each notched touchdown receptions and Kansas City Chiefs fullback Anthony Sherman scored on a one-yard run.

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Polar Vortex to drive record-smashing cold across much of nation

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A major snowstorm lashing parts of the Midwest on Monday will give way to record-smashing cold this week as a powerful Polar Vortex drives a deep freeze across the nation, forecasters say.

A snowstorm will also wreak havoc across the Deep South on Tuesday.

The bitter cold will bring below-zero temperatures to a quarter of the continental U.S. The National Weather Service in Des Moines, Iowa, warned that "this is the coldest air many of us will have ever experienced" and, if outside, "avoid taking deep breaths, and minimize talking."
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Schools could be closed in Iowa as buses may struggle to start, the weather service said.

Wednesday could be the coldest day ever recorded in Chicago, with a forecast high of only 14 below zero, the weather service said.

"Some locations in the Midwest will be below zero continuously for 48-72 hours," according to AccuWeather meteorologist Mike Doll.

Weather.us meteorologist Ryan Maue said a "blend of models" shows that 55 million people in 24 percent of the continental U.S. land could be at zero degrees or lower Wednesday morning. In Chicago, wind chills as low as 55 below zero are "likely" midweek, the weather service said. Some areas in the northern Plains could see wind chills of 64 degrees below zero.

On Monday, parts of the Upper Midwest were under siege from a major snowstorm coupled with wind gusts of up to 40 mph to create blizzard-like conditions. In parts of Wisconsin, snow was falling at a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour. Almost a foot had fallen in Hartford, Wisconsin, as of early Monday.

Behind the storm comes the deep freeze. The polar vortex - a vast area of cold air high up in the atmosphere that normally spins over the North Pole - will move from the Arctic Circle down over the Great Lakes.

Low temperatures Tuesday night will dip to 30 below zero across much of North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota. Temperatures in Chicago could drop to 25 below zero for the first time since the mid-1980s, AccuWeather warned.

Highs on Wednesday may not exceed 10 below zero from Fargo, North Dakota, to Minneapolis and Chicago. Single-digits will have people shivering from Kansas City, Missouri, to St. Louis to Cincinnati, Ohio, and Pittsburgh, AccuWeather said.

All-time record wind chills of near 50 below are possible in northern Indiana.

The East Coast will get only a modest reprieve - lows Wednesday night will reach 6 degrees in New York, 7 degrees in Philadelphia and a "balmy" 9 degrees in Washington, D.C.

As cold and snow slam into the North, a snowstorm will also paste the Deep South on Tuesday and Wednesday.

"A couple inches of snow can fall in Jackson, Mississippi; Birmingham, Alabama; and Chattanooga, Tennessee," AccuWeather meteorologist Kristina Pydynowski said. "Travel can become slippery and treacherous as roads rapidly turn from wet to slushy and icy."

AccuWeather meteorologist Rob Richards said "Atlanta could even receive a coating to an inch of snow."

On Sunday, a prelude to the polar plunge slammed into the Upper Midwest with temperatures reaching below zero in the morning. The low of 45-below zero in International Falls, Minnesota, smashed a record that stood for more than half a century.

But the worst is yet to come, Doll said.

"I cannot stress how dangerously cold it will be," he said. "An entire generation has gone by without experiencing this type of cold."

Shelly Sarasin, co-founder of Street Angels Milwaukee Outreach, said her members have already been hitting the streets, looking for people in need of warmth.

"We have been out every night until at least midnight, picking people up from their homeless camp or emergency room pickups," she said. "It's been lifesaving for many people."
Contributing: Meg Jones and James B. Nelson, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Polar Vortex to drive record-smashing cold across much of nation
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A major snowstorm lashing parts of the Midwest on Monday will give way to record-smashing cold this week as a powerful Polar Vortex drives a deep freeze across the nation, forecasters say. A snowstorm will also wreak havoc across the Deep South on Tuesday.

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Iowa teen found dead days after running away in freezing weather after parents took away his phone

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Toledo, Ohio, fire and police departments were alerted to a teen trapped in the ice in a frozen pond. During the rescue, three Toledo police officers also fell through the ice.

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Seven months after XXXTentacion was killed, the rapper's son has been born.
Jenesis Sanchez, XXXTentacion's girlfriend, gave birth Saturday to baby boy Gekyume Onfroy. The birth was announced Saturday evening by XXXTentacion's mother Cleopatra Bernard.

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Seven months after XXXTentacion (ex-ex-ex-ten-TAH'-see-YOHN') was killed, the rapper's son has been born.

Jenesis Sanchez, XXXTentacion's girlfriend, gave birth Saturday to baby boy Gekyume Onfroy. The birth was announced Saturday evening by XXXTentacion's mother Cleopatra Bernard.

Gekyume's name is derived from a word the rapper created prior to his passing. His family defined it as meaning "a different state" or "next universe of thought."

The 20-year-old rising star, whose real name is Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy, was fatally shot in June in Florida in what authorities called a robbery attempt. XXXTentacion's sophomore album debuted No. 1 on the Billboard charts last March. In December, a posthumous album also reached No. 1.

Four men have been indicted by a grand jury on suspicion of first-degree murder and armed robbery in the death of XXXTentacion.

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Seven months after XXXTentacion (ex-ex-ex-ten-TAH'-see-YOHN') was killed, the rapper's son has been born. Jenesis Sanchez, XXXTentacion's girlfriend, gave birth Saturday to baby boy Gekyume Onfroy. The birth was announced Saturday evening by XXXTentacion's mother Cleopatra Bernard. Gekyume's name is derived from a word the rapper created prior to his passing.

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A winter storm system bringing blizzard-like conditions across the Upper Midwest on Monday will dump wintry weather across parts of the Deep South and Northeast by midweek, creating treacherous travel conditions.

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A winter storm system bringing blizzard-like conditions across the Upper Midwest on Monday will dump wintry weather across parts of the Deep South and Northeast by midweek, creating treacherous travel conditions.

The National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center said that parts of southeastern Minnesota and Wisconsin could see over a foot of snow. The winter storm will then bring upwards of a foot of snow to Michigan before targeting the Northeast overnight Monday into Tuesday.

Rain and snow will develop along an arctic front associated with the storm over parts of the Ohio Valley stretching into the Lower Mississippi Valley on Monday, according to the NWS. The snow and rain will move eastward by Tuesday afternoon, affecting cities such as Birmingham, Atlanta and Nashville.
WIND CHILLS OF MINUS-45 TO MINUS-60 EXPECTED IN CHICAGO, MUCH OF UPPER MIDWEST
"A dangerous week of cold air and travel conditions are coming up," Fox News Senior Meteorologist Janice Dean said Monday. "Snow and ice will coat even the Deep South Tuesday through Wednesday, which will make travel incredibly difficult and possibly crippling."

Winter storm warnings and advisories were posted stretching from Mississippi stretching up through Tennessee into West Virginia.

Winter storm watches were also posted for the Atlanta area for Tuesday were up to 2 inches of snow may fall, FOX5 reported. Public works crews were spending Monday pretreating roads in Atlanta, which has a busy week ahead of the Super Bowl on Sunday.

Further north, the Minnesota State Patrol was responding to scores of spin-outs and crashes early Monday in the Twin Cities metro area, even before the busiest commute time, because of snow-covered and icy roads.

"Plows are out across the state. Heavy snow overnight and blowing and drifting snow are making for some tough conditions," Minnesota Department of Transportation spokesman Kevin Gutknecht told the Associated Press.

In Wisconsin, plow drivers were having a difficult time keeping up with the snow in Sheboygan. Courthouses and most offices were closed in Milwaukee, Waukesha, Columbia and Washington counties, while dozens of flights were canceled early Monday at Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee County.
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Up to 3 inches of snow is expected in the South, while the interior Northeast will see between 6 inches and a foot of snow by Wednesday night.

The storm system is associated with an arctic front that is responsible for a cold air outbreak associated with the polar vortex that will bring bone-chilling cold to the Midwest.
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Temperatures on Wednesday could fall to 30 degrees below zero, and could feel as cold as 60 below because of the wind chill.

"Some of the coldest air in decades will pour in across the Northern Plains, Midwest and Great Lakes with windchills in the negative-40 to negative-50 degree range and air temperatures below zero for several days," Dean said. "This will be dangerous and potentially deadly for these regions, and people need to stay inside."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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A winter storm system bringing blizzard-like conditions across the Upper Midwest on Monday will dump wintry weather across parts of the Deep South and Northeast by midweek, creating treacherous travel conditions. The National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center said that parts of southeastern Minnesota and Wisconsin could see over a foot of snow.

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A 22-year-old, Savannah Spurlock, has gone missing. Her mother and Savannah's four children are desperate to find her. Sources say the woman left with 3 men she had met at a bar and hasn't been seen since.

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Weeks after a 22-year-old mysteriously vanished, her mother is desperate for answers and pleading with her daughter to "please, please come home to us."

Savannah Spurlock, who lives with her mother in Richmond, Kentucky, was last seen on Friday, Jan. 4, leaving a bar in Lexington, according to Richmond police.

Spurlock, a mother of four, left the bar with three men she met there, according to Richmond Assistant Chief of Police Rodney Richardson.

Those men have been identified and questioned, Richardson told ABC News Monday. Meanwhile, Spurlock hasn't been seen since.

Ellen Spurlock said the last time she spoke to her daughter was via Facetime around 3 a.m. on January 4. Ellen Spurlock said her daughter was in a car with at least three other people at the time.

"She told me she was fine. When I asked her where she was, she said she was in Lexington," Ellen Spurlock told ABC News Sunday night. "She promised she would be home later that morning. She did not seem out of the ordinary."

"I don't know anything about her relationship with the men that she was with," she added. "When she Facetimed me I did not recognize the gentleman driving the car. I had never seen him before. I could not see who was in the back of the car because it was so dark out. But I heard voices talking over each other -- that's how I knew there were at least two individuals in the back seat of the vehicle."

It's not clear if the men Savannah Spurlock left the bar with were the same people she was in a car with while talking to her mother, Richardson said.

We just want her back where she belongs with us and her four babies.

No one has been charged, Richardson said, and while police have not ruled out charges, he said their focus is on the search for Spurlock.

The 22-year-old is believed to be in danger, Richardson said. There's no indication she ran away, he said.

Police have not ruled out anything -- including the possibility of foul play, he said.

The worried mother, concerned her daughter was taken against her will, called this her "worst nightmare."

"We're leaning on faith, on God and on each other, our family, our friends," Ellen Spurlock said. "I miss her. It's very, very hard on us. We just want her back where she belongs with us and her four babies."

She called her daughter "a very responsible individual" who "hardly ever went anywhere."

It could be the piece to the puzzle that brings Savannah back to us.

"Her kids were her priority," Ellen Spurlock said. "So this is all just a big shock to her family and friends that she would not be here for over three weeks."

Ellen Spurlock said her message to her daughter is: "Please come home to your family and friends...Your babies need you."

Ellen Spurlock is also pleading with anyone with information to come forward.

"No matter how insignificant you think it is, how minor, it could be the piece to the puzzle that brings Savannah back to us," she said.

Savannah Spurlock is described as having multiple tattoos including a rose on her left shoulder and text reading "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me" on the right side of her torso.

She was last seen wearing a black sleeveless top and a maroon skirt with heels.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Richmond Police Department at 859-624-4776.

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Woman's disappearance a 'nightmare' for worried her mom: 'Your babies need you'

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Weeks after a 22-year-old mysteriously vanished, her mother is desperate for answers and pleading with her daughter to "please, please come home to us." Savannah Spurlock, who lives with her mother in Richmond, Kentucky, was last seen on Friday, Jan. 4, leaving a bar in Lexington, according to Richmond police.

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The coldest air in a generation is spilling out across the US thanks to a breakdown in the polar vortex. Seventy-five percent of the continental US will dip below freezing at some point this week, leading to record low temperatures across the country.

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Student in Belgium, died after eatign 5 day old spaghetti

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A tragic case report involving a fatal helping of leftover spaghetti is regaining attention after a doctor featured the 2008 death on his popular YouTube channel. According to the initial report published in the Journal of Clinical Microbiology, a student in Belgium identified as "A.J.," became sick after eating spaghetti and tomato sauce that had been prepared five days earlier.

The report's authors said the spaghetti had been stored at room temperature before the 20-year-old used the microwave to warm it up.
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"Immediately after eating, he left home for his sports activities, but he returned 30 minutes later because of headache, abdominal pain and nausea. At his arrival, he vomited profusely for several hours and at midnight had two episodes of water diarrhea," the report said. "He did not receive any medication and drank only water. After midnight, he fell asleep. The next morning at 11:00 AM, his parents were worried because he did not get up. When they went to his room, they found him dead."

A post-mortem examination determined that he had died at 4 a.m., and significant B. cereus, a known food-poisoning organism, were found in samples of the leftover pasta.

In a YouTube clip viewed over 1.8 million times, Dr. Bernard, who identifies himself as a licensed provider trained and based in the U.S., explained that the spoiled pasta had shut down A.J.'s liver.
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"Typically, food poisoning just causes stomach inflammation, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, it doesn't typically cause acute liver failure, and even worse, we can't find out which bacteria is causing the problem because culturing it would take days - days A.J. doesn't have because his liver is quickly shutting down," Bernard said.

Bernard said it's important to note that A.J.'s death is not a "typical" food poisoning case, although other fatalities have been documented before so it's important to be wary of food left out without refrigeration, or anything that smells odd. The report's authors reached a similar conclusion.
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"Although we cannot incriminate B cereus as the direct and unique cause of death, the present case illustrates the severity of the emetic and diarrheal syndromes and the importance of adequate refrigeration of prepared food," the report said. "Because the emetic toxin is preformed in food and is not inactivated by heat treatment, it is important to prevent B. cereus growth and its cereulide production during storage."

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Student died after eating leftover pasta in rare food poisoning case

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A tragic case report involving a fatal helping of leftover spaghetti is regaining attention after a doctor featured the 2008 death on his popular YouTube channel. According to the initial report published in the Journal of Clinical Microbiology, a student in Belgium identified as "A.J.," became sick after eating spaghetti and tomato sauce that had been prepared five days earlier.

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A Canadian airport dog discovered a suitcase containing 5,000 live leeches in an October incident that was just brought to light over the weekend.

He allegedly had the leeches in his suitcase while he was at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Oct. 17th. A beagle, that made the discovery was working with the Canada Border Services Agency.

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A Canadian airport sniffer dog discovered a suitcase containing 5,000 live leeches in an October incident that was just brought to light over the weekend.

The man, whose name wasn't released, allegedly had the leeches in his suitcase while he was at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Oct. 17, National Geographic reported Friday. The sniffer dog, a beagle, that made the discovery was working with the Canada Border Services Agency.
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The man was charged with illegally importing an international species without a required permit and faces a court hearing in Toronto next month, the magazine reported. The agency said the investigation is ongoing and that prevents it from releasing the man's name.

The man reportedly told airport officials the leeches were for his personal use and that the leeches' waste water would enrich his flowers. However, Andre Lupert, of the Wildlife Enforcement Directorate at Environment and Climate Change Canada, Ontario Region, remained skeptical.

"This sort of leech quantity would suggest it was for commercialization," he told National Geographic.

He explained that some people use leeches as a form of naturopathic medicine, believing the leeches relieve the pain or cleanse the body of so-called "bad" blood.
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Leeches have been used for centuries to treat diseases that were believed to be caused by an excess of blood.

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Man had thousands of live leeches stuffed in his luggage: report

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A Canadian airport sniffer dog discovered a suitcase containing 5,000 live leeches in an October incident that was just brought to light over the weekend. The man, whose name wasn't released, allegedly had the leeches in his suitcase while he was at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Oct.