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A New York City baby sitter was arrested after she stabbed the mother of a child she was hired to care for when the duo got into an argument over pay, reports said.

Miriam Paloma ended up in handcuffs on Monday after she plunged a knife into the 27-year-old mother’s body and slashed her once inside at a Bronx apartment, the New York Post reported.

“I don’t work for free!”

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A New York City baby sitter was arrested after she stabbed the mother of a child she was hired to care for when the duo got into an argument over pay, reports said.

Miriam Paloma ended up in handcuffs on Monday after she plunged a knife into the 27-year-old mother's body and slashed her once inside at a Bronx apartment, the New York Post reported.

"I don't work for free!" Paloma allegedly yelled during the altercation with the mother.
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The woman told CBS New York that her two children, a 4-year-old girl and 7-year-old boy, were in the apartment when Paloma attacked her. She said took shelter after the stabbing by barricading her and her children in a bedroom.

"I didn't know what to do," the woman who was stabbed told the news station. "I told her to put the knife down, she wouldn't put the knife down."

"Previously she had told me that the agency owed her money, and about two hours later she just came out of nowhere and attacked me with a knife," she added. "She stabbed me in my back twice, there was blood all over my apartment and children were running back and forth."
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The woman said she met Paloma through a private agency while looking for a caretaker for her children, who has special needs.
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Paloma was arrested shortly after the incident and charged with assault, acting in a manner injurious to a child, menacing and criminal possession of a weapon.

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New York City baby sitter stabbed mom of two because she 'don't work for free,' reports say

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A New York City baby sitter was arrested after she stabbed the mother of a child she was hired to care for when the duo got into an argument over pay, reports said. Miriam Paloma ended up in handcuffs on Monday after she plunged a knife into the 27-year-old mother's body and slashed her once inside at a Bronx apartment, the New York Post reported.

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Missouri man with 'body count' tattoo charged in deadly shooting

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Chanel Lewis has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the 2016 murder of Karina Vetrano, who was beaten, sexually abused and strangled to death while out for a jog near her home in Howard Beach, Queens.

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Rapper YNW Melly could face the death penalty in Florida killings.

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A new map pinpointing the locations where human feces are reported to have been found in the California city since 2011 shows San Francisco has a staggering problem with the stinky stuff. Nearly every city block has had a poop sighting in recent years as the city grapples with homelessness, according to data compiled by Open The Books.

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Watch where you step in San Francisco.

A new map pinpointing the locations where human feces are reported to have been found in the California city since 2011 shows San Francisco has a staggering problem with the stinky stuff.

Nearly every city block has had a poop sighting in recent years as the city grapples with homelessness, according to data compiled by Open The Books.

Not even the basking sea lions and aquatic life calling the Bay Area home have been spared. One report was pinpointed to Seal Rocks - a jagged formation surrounded by the ocean - and more waste was sighted in the waters off the popular Fisherman's Wharf tourist area.
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The largest concentration of complaints was in the area of Market St., where the headquarters of companies such as Twitter and Uber are located. Nearly a hundred markers also were clustered along the block that surrounds city hall.

The details of the complaints that the San Francisco Department of Public Works has received are unclear, but data shows the number of sightings has increased dramatically since 2011. That year, 5,547 human feces incidents were reported. The number rose to 28,084 in 2018.

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San Francisco human feces map shows waste blanketing the California city

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Watch where you step in San Francisco. A new map pinpointing the locations where human feces are reported to have been found in the California city since 2011 shows San Francisco has a staggering problem with the stinky stuff.

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The 30-year-old star bought each of the Seahawks’ linemen $12,000 in Amazon stocks. He spent $156,000

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Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson found a fiscally responsible way to thank his offensive linemen after signing the NFL's richest contract earlier this month.

The 30-year-old star bought each of the Seahawks' linemen $12,000 in Amazon stock, according to multiple reports. In total, Wilson spent $156,000 on the gift.

"You sacrifice our physical and mental well-being to protect me, which in turn allows me to provide and care for my family," Wilson wrote in a letter to the linemen obtained by TMZ Sports. "This does not go unnoticed and it is never forgotten."

NFL quarterbacks often reward their offensive linemen for their hard work during the season, but the gifts generally take the form of more conventional items like luxury watches or suits. For example, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff and running back Todd Gurley chipped in last December to buy their offensive linemen off-road Polaris Rangers, which start at nearly $16,000 a pop.

Wilson signed a 4-year, $140 million contract extension earlier this month, which carries an average annual paycheck of $35 million. The deal gave Wilson the highest annual average and largest signing bonus in NFL history.
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"You have invested in my life," Wilson continued in the letter. "This is my investment into yours."

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Russell Wilson buys Amazon stock for Seahawks linemen, here's how much

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Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson found a fiscally responsible way to thank his offensive linemen after signing the NFL's richest contract earlier this month. The 30-year-old star bought each of the Seahawks' linemen $12,000 in Amazon stock, according to multiple reports. In total, Wilson spent $156,000 on the gift.

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A 10-year-old girl born with no hands is this year's winner of a national handwriting competition. Sara Hinesley, a third-grade student in Maryland, won the Nicholas Maxim Award in the 2019 Zaner-Bloser National Handwriting Contest.

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A 10-year-old girl born with no hands is this year's winner of a national handwriting competition.

Sara Hinesley, a third-grade student in Maryland, won the Nicholas Maxim Award in the 2019 Zaner-Bloser National Handwriting Contest. To be eligible for the Nicholas Maxim Award, a student must have a cognitive delay, or an intellectual, physical or developmental disability. A team of occupational therapists judged all of this year's entries.

"I felt excited and proud," Sara told "Good Morning America" about learning she won the award, which comes with a trophy and $500 in prize money as well as $500 in educational materials for her school.

Sara writes by gripping the pencil or pen with both of her arms. She loves to create art and sees writing cursive -- for which she won the award -- as an extension of art.

"Cursive is round and it's trying to connect [letters] so it's art," she said.

Sara was born in China and adopted by the Hinesley family in the U.S. four years ago, at age six. She could only speak and write Mandarin when she arrived in the U.S., but quickly picked up English from her older sister, Veronica.

She figured out a method of writing on her own.

"Sara is very motivated and a disciplined student," said the girls' mother, Cathryn Hinesley. "She excels really at about anything she tries."

The third-grader has made the decision not to use prosthetic hands, according to Hinesley.

"All of her life she has figured out ways to overcome that challenge and it's really made her a very strategic thinker," Hinesley said. "Before she takes on a task she tends to plot out how she's going to accomplish it and is usually successful."

She added, "Everything Sara does she really does to the best of her ability and on her own. She's a very independent, 'I can do it,' type of kid."

Sara will receive the award on June 13, the last school day of the year at her school, St. John's Regional Catholic School in Frederick, Maryland. Sara is the first student from the school to win the Nicholas Maxim Award.

"Sara always has a smile on her face. Nothing gets her down at all," said the school's principal, Karen Smith. "She always seems to cope with whatever task is given. She always figures out a way to do it."

Sara won the Nicholas Maxim Award for excellence in cursive. Another student, in Ohio, won the award this year for excellence in manuscript (printing).

Sara's mom called her daughter's award-winning penmanship a "testament to the human spirit."

"It shows what perseverance and a positive attitude can do," Hinesley said. "Sara is a great example of that."

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A 10-year-old girl born with no hands is this year's winner of a national handwriting competition. Sara Hinesley, a third-grade student in Maryland, won the Nicholas Maxim Award in the 2019 Zaner-Bloser National Handwriting Contest. To be eligible for the Nicholas Maxim Award, a student must have a cognitive delay, or an intellectual, physical or developmental disability.

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Saudi Arabia executes 37 people, crucifying one, for terror-related crimes

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Saudi Arabia executes 37 people, crucifying one, for terror-related crimes

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Saudi Arabia has executed 37 men convicted of terror-related crimes, the kingdom's official news agency said Tuesday.

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A fisherman in the Florida Keys spent eight hours reeling in a genuine sea monster.  On March 31, Captain Nick Stanczyk took a group of clients out on his charter boat, unaware that he was about to make the catch of a lifetime. He led them to a location off the coast of Islamorada, Fla., a known spot for swordfish sightings. About 10 minutes after setting the bait, Stanczyk noticed they had a bite.

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A fisherman in the Florida Keys spent eight hours reeling in a genuine sea monster.

On March 31, Captain Nick Stanczyk took a group of clients out on his charter boat, unaware that he was about to make the catch of a lifetime. He led them to a location off the coast of Islamorada, Fla., a known spot for swordfish sightings. About 10 minutes after setting the bait, Stanczyk noticed they had a bite.

Initially, he was unaware of just how big the fish was. After about 40 minutes, he got his first look at the electric blue swordfish, and guessed that it weighed somewhere around 400 pounds. Over the next several hours, the beast would continuously dive deep and then come storming back up to the surface, but it never broke free from the line.
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After five hours, the crew finally got their first real glimpse of the creature and realized that it likely weighed over 600 pounds. At this point, the swordfish started to charge the boat. Stanczyk kept his clients focused, and they were able to keep the fish hooked.

It took eight hours, but Stanczyk and his clients Bill and Debbie Lussier were finally able to harpoon the giant and use a pulley to bring it onto the boat. By that point, the struggle had caused the vehicle to drift 20 miles away from its starting location. When they got back to shore, it took seven people to get the fish off the boat, but it ended up being worth it.

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The fish weighed in at an astonishing 757.8 pounds, a personal record for Stanczyk, and a new Florida record, according to The Miami Herald. To celebrate, he cooked up some swordfish steaks on the grill. Hopefully his family liked it, because they had plenty of leftovers.

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757-pound swordfish caught near Florida Keys

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The Philippine island of Luzon was struck by a 6.1-magnitude earthquake, which damaged buildings and sent frightened workers into the streets.

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The Philippine island of Luzon was struck by a 6.1-magnitude earthquake, which damaged buildings and sent frightened workers into the streets.

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The Milwaukee Bucks have moved on to the second round.  They defeated the Detroit Pistons yesterday 127-104.  The Bucks swept the Pistons, 4 games to none.  They will face the Boston Celtics in the second round. Boston swept the Indiana Pacers to move on to the second round.

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