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Trump supporters harass black women at Clinton's Alma mater

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After Hillary Clinton conceded to Donald Trump, two white male college students allegedly taunted black female students at neighboring all-women's college. President-elect Donald Trump urges supporters to 'stop it'

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He says he is fine with same sex couples

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Trump on SCOTUS: I'm fine with same-sex marriage - CNN Video

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President-elect Donald Trump said he's "fine" with same-sex marriage remaining legal across the country, and wouldn't appoint Supreme Court judges with the goal of reversing that ruling. He also pledged to appoint judges who oppose abortion rights.

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Harvard soccer team suspended over sex comments. they rate the women over there sexual preferance

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Restrictions on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Skype were detected Thursday, according to Internet monitoring group Turkey Blocks. It appears the government is throttling social networks at the ISP level, slowing down major providers TTNet and Turkcell; smaller ISPs like UyduNet are not affected at this point, Turkey Blocks says.

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Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Skype are being throttled.

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7 teams fall in ranking in the top 25

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7 teams facing disaster in Week 10 of the college football season

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It's a potentially season-changing weekend for these seven college football teams

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Pokemon Uranium Officially Dead

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After many years of working on Pokemon Uranium, the fans who developed the game have decided to stop supporting it in any official capacity. They are removing all download links, ceasing work on any f

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NY plays Chicago tonight

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The Falcons beat the Buccaneers 43-28 on Thursday night football

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The Falcons beat the Buccaneers 43-28 on Thursday night football

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ISIS rape survivor: He's my son, not theirs

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ISIS rape survivor: He's my son, not theirs

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Umm Al'aa will never tell her son his father is an ISIS fighter who raped her while she was a prisoner of the terror group.

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Paths to Victory: Here's how Clinton, Trump plan to hit 270

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The polls are tightening. The electoral map is shifting. And while Donald Trump still faces a narrow path to the White House, analysts say the first-time, convention-defying Republican presidential candidate has a real shot four days from now.

The Republican nominee, tellingly, has gone from complaining about a "rigged" system to vowing victory once again.

The impact from the FBI's decision to revisit the Hillary Clinton email probe may be modest, but the polls were tightening even before that twist. Both candidates are taking nothing for granted and have kept a packed schedule crisscrossing the battlegrounds in their final push. Trump spent his week in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Florida, and North Carolina; while Clinton campaigned in many of the same states - their respective surrogates fanning out to cover more ground.

The magic number on Election Night is 270 electoral votes. Here's how each candidate could get there:
Clinton's Map
For Clinton, the path is much easier.

The latest Fox News Electoral Scorecard shows that if she wins all the states considered to be leaning or solidly Democrat, she wins the White House - with 283 electoral votes. She wouldn't have to win any of the pure toss-ups, which right now are Arizona, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, Utah and one Maine district. She could even lose a Democrat-leaning state like Colorado or Wisconsin.

Democratic strategist and Fox News contributor Joe Trippi said Clinton retains the "electoral advantage."

"It's going to be very tough for [Trump]," Trippi told Fox News.

David Goodfriend, former deputy staff secretary to President Bill Clinton, pointed to flexibility in the map for Clinton.

"Hillary can lose Florida and Ohio and still win the presidency. I like her odds on the electoral map," he said.

Goodfriend predicted the FBI probe and WikiLeaks revelations of the past days would not hurt Clinton's base, but rather drive independents and Republicans that "hate Trump" back home to vote Republican.

Arnon Mishkin, director of the Fox News Decision Team, characterized Clinton's Election Day task this way:

"Hillary needs to make sure she is defending the states that we have leaning in her direction. She also needs to try to win the toss-up states - we'd argue Florida, Nevada and maybe even Arizona."
Trump's Map
For Trump, it's trickier - but still possible.

The Fox News scorecard shows that if Trump wins the states leaning or solidly Republican, he'd have 192 electoral votes. If he also wins the toss-ups, he'd be 15 electoral votes short of 270.

One win in North Carolina, Michigan or Pennsylvania could get him to victory.

According to the Fox News Decision Team, Trump's path to victory depends not only on holding down the red states and claiming the toss-ups, but executing a strategic steal from the Democratic column.

"The clearest opportunity I see for Donald Trump is either he wins both New Hampshire and North Carolina or takes just Pennsylvania," said Mishkin. "Trump needs to win all toss-up states ... all of which, really, are quite do-able."

New Hampshire is one state that has been trending away from Clinton. It had been rated "lean Democrat" but the Fox News Decision Team updated that to "toss-up" on Thursday.

"Trump is looking much stronger than he was looking a week ago," Mishkin said.

Trump nevertheless has trailed consistently in states like Pennsylvania, worth a significant 20 electoral votes. Trump surrogate and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee said he thinks Trump's votes in "Pennsylvania, West Virginia and the Rust Belt states are going to be significantly higher than anyone predicted."

"I am convinced there is going to be a dramatic turn on Election Night," he said.

But while Clinton, as Mishkin noted, will try to win Florida, many analysts say Trump absolutely must win the Sunshine State to have a chance.

"His pathway runs straight through Florida and that is it," Goodfriend said.

A fundraising email sent from the Trump campaign Thursday night went into detail about how they could win. The email said that if they can lock down the battlegrounds, they'd need to win one of these states: Colorado, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Virginia, New Mexico or Minnesota.
All About Turnout
Voter enthusiasm and turnout is a factor, too. Clinton and President Obama both have stepped up their rhetoric on the stump, urging supporters to get out to vote and warning them not to be complacent.

"Clinton supporters are slightly less enthusiastic than Trump supporters," Trippi acknowledged.

But, he said, Clinton "has a much stronger organization on the ground. People are really going to turn out to stop Trump and to stop Clinton - they are each other's greatest motivators."

Karl Rove, Fox News contributor and former senior adviser to President George W. Bush, suggested Trump could benefit from registered Republicans dropping their reservations at the end.

"There is a natural tendency, as you near the end, for partisans to come home, and the race really looks to be moving into his direction," Rove said.
Split Decision?
Then again, if the race really tightens, it could be 2000 all over again.

Mishkin said that data and polls are suggesting Trump may have sufficient support to pull off a "win" in the popular vote - but he could still lose in the electoral vote, and with it the race.

This has happened four times in American history, most recently when Vice President Al Gore won the popular vote in 2000 but lost to George W. Bush.

The Fox News Decision Team also says there is a "fairly high" chance at least one state will have a recount.

"Each state has certain rules regarding vote count," Mishkin explained. "We're looking at an election where, it is possible, neither candidate gets a huge electoral majority - recounts could be very important in this race."

Brooke Singman is a Politics Reporter for Fox News. Follow her on Twitter at @brookefoxnews.

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Paths to Victory: Here's how Clinton, Trump plan to hit 270

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The polls are tightening. The electoral map is shifting. And while Donald Trump still faces a narrow path to the White House, analysts say the first-time, convention-defying Republican presidential candidate has a real shot four days from now. The Republican nominee, tellingly, has gone from complaining about a "rigged" system to vowing victory once again.

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The CDC identifies the 1st US case of drug resistant fungal infection.

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First US cases of drug-resistant fungal infection

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The CDC has identified 13 cases of Candida auris, a serious and sometimes fatal fungal infection that is emerging globally but not previously seen in the US.

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Samsung, CPSC Recalling 2.8 Million Top-Loading Washing Machines Due to Risk of Explosion

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Court rejects 3 inmates' 1st Amendment lethal injection case

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Russell Westbrook, Durant’s former teammate in Oklahoma City, famously deemed him a “cupcake" when Durant chose to leave for Golden State. Westbrook — who learned the expression from former teammate Kendrick Perkins as a way of calling certain players soft — posted a cryptic picture featuring Independence Day cupcakes on Instagram after Durant made his July 4 free agency decision. And while Durant was hardly put out of business in the Warriors’ 122-96 win in their reunion game Thursday, scoring 39 points and helping hand the Thunder their first loss,

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OAKLAND - A few miles north of the Golden State Warriors' Oracle Arena, sits a cupcake shop that is out of business.

The reason, according to a sign: labor dispute. Fifty feet away is a sports memorabilia store featuring Kevin Durant's new Warriors jersey.

You can't make up this stuff.

Russell Westbrook, Durant's former teammate in Oklahoma City, famously deemed him a "cupcake" when Durant chose to leave for Golden State. Westbrook - who learned the expression from former teammate Kendrick Perkins as a way of calling certain players soft - posted a cryptic picture featuring Independence Day cupcakes on Instagram after Durant made his July 4 free agency decision. And while Durant was hardly put out of business in the Warriors' 122-96 win in their reunion game Thursday, scoring 39 points and helping hand the Thunder their first loss, Westbrook made it clear the icing on their relationship won't be smoothed out anytime soon.

No matter how hard Durant tried to put their past behind him this week.

Having changed out of his pregame "Official Photographer" get-up that was clearly a snarky shot in Durant's direction, Westbrook - this time with a black bandana wrapped around his head and a white-t-shirt on his back - afterward did nothing to stymie this story line that Durant so badly wishes would go away.

When asked about some in-game trash-talking between Thunder forward Enes Kanter and Durant, Westbrook said, "You know, it happens. The Warriors were doing a lot of trash talking. Apparently I guess they talk a lot of trash now. You know, we'll see how that goes. But you know, we'll get ready for the next game. This is one game, one loss for us. We move on, and get ready for the next one. ... We'll see them again."

When asked if he had spoken to Durant at any point during the evening, Westbrook said, "Nah, when I go on the court I don't talk to anybody but my teammates."

But what about the chapel session that they reportedly shared in the arena before the tip?

"Nah, I don't talk to nobody at chapel," Westbrook replied. "I listen to the Word, and then get back to the locker room."

Then ... maybe that text message exchange that reporters spied afterward was actually a digital exchange with Durant? After all, Durant infamously texted Westbrook - as opposed to calling him - to inform him that he was leaving the Thunder.

"I was talking to my wife," he said.

Did he expect to hear from Durant anytime soon?

"Um, I expect to get on the plane, get ready to go home, go lay in my bed and get ready for Friday."

The scene that unfolded in the Thunder locker room is the kind of stuff Durant loathes, their shared history that included so many special moments having been reduced to sports tabloid rubble. But Westbrook's insistence on feeding this fire with mind games and wardrobe missives ensures it will continue for the foreseeable future. The teams don't play again until Jan. 18 at Oracle Arena. Durant's first return to Oklahoma City is Feb. 11.

No need for cupcakes, in other words, but grab your popcorn.

"I know those guys over there," Durant said. "They know me. Trash-talking is a part of it. Anybody who's seen me play, or who's close to me and knows how I play out on the court, they know what it is. As long as we're in between the lines, everything is all good with me, so I'm going to go out there and be who I am. You talk to me, I'll talk back. I don't really say much, but if you start I'll finish it. ... It is what it is. It was a fun game. No ill will. Just a part of playing."

And part of the transition process.

"I moved on," Durant continued. "I'm a part of the Golden State Warriors, and I'm excited to be a part of this team. What I did those last eight years (with the Thunder) is special, and something I'm never going to forget. But I'm trying to move forward. So I just try to separate those emotions and feelings, and also get ready to do my job - even though it was hard."
Follow Sam Amick on Twitter @sam_amick.

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Amick: Westbrook-Durant soap opera takes an icy turn

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CLOSE OAKLAND - A few miles north of the Golden State Warriors' Oracle Arena, sits a cupcake shop that is out of business. The reason, according to a sign: labor dispute. Fifty feet away is a sports memorabilia store featuring Kevin Durant's new Warriors jersey. You can't make up this stuff.

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Golden State blew OKC out with a score of 122-96.

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US service members shot dead in Jordan. A US official told CNN that three US service members died Friday in the incident in Jordan, two more than the initial report indicated.
Two injured service members who had been transported to a hospital in Amman later died. The official said the US government is working with the Jordanian government to try to learn more about what happened.
The US service members were shot as they approached the gate to a training facility, a US military official said.
One was killed at the time, while the wounded service members were transported to King Hussein Hospital in Amman.

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danaya vann - womans cancer death expect to rise 

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danaya vann - womans cancer death expect to rise 

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The number of women dying worldwide from cancer is expected to rise to 5.5 million by 2030, roughly the equivalent population of Denmark, according to a new report from the American Cancer Society (PDF).

Those numbers would be an increase of almost 60% from cancer death rates in 2012, when 3.5 million women lost their lives to the disease.

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November 14

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Bigger in fact, than it has appeared at any point in the last 68 years, NASA scientists say.

We won't see another supermoon likes this until 2034, so make sure you get a look.

A "supermoon" occurs when the moon becomes full on the same day as its perigee, the point in the moon's orbit when it is closest to Earth.

The term is borrowed from the pseudoscience of astrology but has been adopted by popular culture and astronomers. Supermoons generally appear to be 14% bigger and 30% brighter than other full moons.

While such moons occur around every 13 months, November's is a special one.

According to NASA, this month's supermoon "becomes full within about two hours of perigee -- arguably making it an extra-super moon."

In America, the November full moon is known as a "Beaver Moon," because it arrives at the time of year when fur trappers would hunt the dam-building animals.

When and where to see?

According to EarthSky.org, the moon will turn precisely full on November 14 at 1:52 p.m. UTC, or 8:52 a.m. ET.

But people on the East Coast in North America and in Europe can see the supermoon anytime the moon is out in the next day or two.

Moon spotters in Asia are perhaps the best placed to catch the moon at its absolute largest, with full moon occurring at 9:52 p.m. Hong Kong time, or 7:22 p.m. in India.

Moon overshadows meteor shower

A month after the mega-supermoon, another supermoon will rise on December 14.

It too will be a sight to behold, but it'll also limit our opportunity to see something just as beautiful -- a Geminid meteor shower.

The Geminid meteor shower, an annual event, got its name because the meteors look like they're coming from the constellation of Gemini.

But the supermoon's brighter light will drastically reduce the number of meteors you'll be able to see.

NASA says we'll be lucky if we see a dozen meteors in an hour at the shower's peak, when normally the shower lights up the night sky with more than 100 meteors per hour.

CNN's Doug Criss and Holly Yan contributed to this story.

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Here's how to see the biggest supermoon since 1948

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Bigger in fact, than it has appeared at any point in the last 68 years, NASA scientists say. We won't see another supermoon likes this until 2034, so make sure you get a look. A "supermoon" occurs when the moon becomes full on the same day as its perigee, the point in the moon's orbit when it is closest to Earth.

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She says that he is her son not theirs.

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ISIS rape survivor: He's my son, not theirs

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Umm Al'aa will never tell her son his father is an ISIS fighter who raped her while she was a prisoner of the terror group.

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ISIS rape survivor : He is my son, not theirs

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A county clerk in Kentucky who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples last year is asking a federal judge not to make her pay legal fees for the couples who sued her.

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KC man accused of opening woman’s car door, putting gun to her side and forcing her out of her vehicle bond set at 100,000 cash

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FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Jackson County prosecutors filed charges on Friday against a Kansas City man in the carjacking of a woman's vehicle at a Midtown gas station.

Prosecutors charged 34-year-old Keith B. Hudson with first-degree robbery 1st Degree and receiving stolen property.

According to the probable cause document, a victim reported to police that a man approached her at a gas station near 38th and Broadway. The woman told police that while she was sitting in her car looking for money, Hudson opened her driver's door, put what she believed to be a gun to her side and told her to get out of the car and leave her purse. Hudson then fled the gas station in her vehicle.

Police tracked the vehicle to a location on Paseo, took Hudson into custody and found other reported stolen items, including credit cards and IDs.

Prosecutors requested that Hudson's bond be set at $100,000 cash.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Jackson County prosecutors filed charges on Friday against a Kansas City man in the carjacking of a woman's vehicle at a Midtown gas station. Prosecutors charged 34-year-old Keith B. Hudson with first-degree robbery 1st Degree and receiving stolen property.

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A new drug-resistant fungal infection has been discovered in the US

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The CDC has identified 13 cases of Candida auris, a serious and sometimes fatal fungal infection that is emerging globally but not previously seen in the US.

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Remember the story about the dude who had the KitKat stolen out of his car, and the a**hole robber left the note? Hershey HOOKED HIM UP!

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Samsung recalling washing machine Samsung washing machines are exploding they said while the washing machine is in its cycle the top can violently pop off and you can get injured from it

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Mr. Kohl- A South Carolina woman who vanished more than two months ago was found alive Thursday morning inside a padlocked 30’ by 15’ metal container on a rural property, “chained like a dog,” a sheriff said.

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Mr. Kohl- A South Carolina woman who vanished more than two months ago was found alive Thursday morning inside a padlocked 30’ by 15’ metal container on a rural property, “chained like a dog,” a sheriff said.

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She and her colleagues were out on a rural piece of South Carolina land Thursday morning, preparing to serve a search warrant.

She asked the other deputies whether they heard the banging, too. But it was hard to tell. It could have been just some noise coming from the woods, someone said.

The deputies listened more closely, and hearing it again they moved closer to a 30-foot-long shipping container and knocked on the side.

Inside Kala Brown, missing since late August, started screaming. "Help me! Get me out of here!" Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told Ashleigh Banfield of HLN's "Primetime Justice."

The deputies took a padlock off the doors of the container and opened it.

Inside they found the 30-year-old woman tethered by the neck, "chained like a dog," the sheriff said.

I've been in here for two months, she told the deputies, who found tools on the property and cut her free.

"It's just a miracle by God that we found her alive," Wright told HLN.

There was no sign of Brown's 32-year-old boyfriend, Charles David Carver, who also disappeared in August.

Later, as dozens of people searched the 100-acre property, his vehicle was found. It was in a ravine, covered in brush.

A cadaver dog picked up on something, but it's not clear what, Wright said.

Brown told deputies she thinks four people might be buried on the property, which is owned by Todd Kohlhepp, the sheriff said. Kohlhepp, a registered sex offender, was arrested.

Kohlhepp is not cooperating with investigators, Wright said.

The sheriff described the container as a hellish place to be locked in during the area's hot weather. No lights, no windows, no air flow. Two visits a day, where Brown was given food and water.

She was wearing clothes when she was found. It's not clear whether they are the same ones she was wearing when she and Carver went missing.

Wright told the media that investigators think Kohlhepp, Carver and Brown may have known each other, but their relationship wasn't clear to authorities.

"I don't think this was a random act," the sheriff said.

Kohlhepp, 45, was added to the South Carolina Sex Offender Registry as a result of a 1987 kidnapping conviction in Arizona when he was a teenager.

Wright thanked the efforts of the Spartanburg County sex crimes investigators for leading them to the Kohlhepp property.

The sheriff said deputies found weapons on the property.

He described the property as a farm that has no home on it. Kohlhepp doesn't live on the property but was arrested there. It is unclear whether he has an attorney but he asked for one when he was arrested.

Police were still searching the property Thursday night.

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She and her colleagues were out on a rural piece of South Carolina land Thursday morning, preparing to serve a search warrant. She asked the other deputies whether they heard the banging, too. But it was hard to tell. It could have been just some noise coming from the woods, someone said.