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President Donald Trump is tearing through constitutional norms again with his suggestion that he can remove the right to citizenship for children born in the United States of undocumented immigrants.

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Trump thinks whatever he says is law Aka orange president.

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Trump thinks whatever he says is law | CNN Politics

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President Donald Trump is tearing through constitutional norms again with his suggestion that he can remove the right to citizenship for children born in the United States of undocumented immigrants.

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Williams’ lawyer Howard King sent a cease-and-desist letter to Trump Monday that said the singer did not grant the president’s team permission to use the song “Happy” at Saturday’s rally in Illinois. King said playing the hit song when nearly a dozen people were murdered at a Pittsburgh synagogue earlier in the day was distasteful.

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Pharrell Williams isn't happy President Trump played the singer's upbeat song at a rally Saturday just hours after a gunman killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue.

Williams' lawyer Howard King sent a cease-and-desist letter to Trump Monday that said the singer did not grant the president's team permission to use the song "Happy" at Saturday's rally in Illinois. King said playing the hit song when nearly a dozen people were murdered at a Philadelphia synagogue earlier in the day was distasteful.

"On the day of the mass murder of 11 human beings at the hands of a deranged 'nationalist,' you played his song 'Happy' to a crowd at a political event in Indiana," King, on behalf of Williams, wrote in the letter obtained by Fox News. "There was nothing 'happy' about the tragedy inflicted upon our country on Saturday and no permission was granted for your use of this song for this purpose."
STEVEN TYLER SENDS TRUMP CEASE-AND-DESIST LETTER AFTER PRESIDENT USED AEROSMITH SONGS AT RALLIES
Six others, including four police officers, were wounded in the mass shooting. It was one of the deadliest attacks on Jews in U.S. history.

The lawyer said Williams is the owner of the track's copyright.

"Pharrell has not, and will not, grant you [Trump] permission to publicly perform or otherwise broadcast or disseminate any of his music," King wrote, adding that using "Happy" without permission is copyright infringement.

"Demand is hereby made that you cease-and-desist from any further unauthorized use of Pharrell Williams' music," the letter concluded.

Fox News has reached out to Williams' reps for a comment.

This isn't the first time a musician has demanded Trump to stop using certain songs.

Steven Tyler, Prince's estate, R.E.M. and Queen also demanded Trump stop using their songs at events.

Tyler sent three cease-and-desist letters to Trump - two in 2015 for "Dream On" and one this August for "Livin' on the Edge."

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Pharrell Williams sends Trump cease-and-desist letter for playing 'Happy' at rally

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Pharrell Williams isn't happy President Trump played the singer's upbeat song at a rally Saturday just hours after a gunman killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue. Williams' lawyer Howard King sent a cease-and-desist letter to Trump Monday that said the singer did not grant the president's team permission to use the song "Happy" at Saturday's rally in Illinois.

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Rapper Tekashi avoids jail sentence in a child case.(instead he will have 4 years of probation). Judge bans him from rapping about TR3WAY. There was a shooting later where he was celebrating. One of his guards was shot.

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Couple who plunged to their deaths at Yosemite National Park was taking selfie, relative says

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Couple who plunged to their deaths at Yosemite National Park was taking selfie, relative says

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A “travel-obsessed” Indian couple was taking a selfie when they plunged to their deaths at a popular overlook in Yosemite National Park last week, a relative said — just months after the duo wrote about having boundaries while taking travel photos.

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The Denver Broncos have reportedly traded wide receiver Demaryius Thomas and a seventh-round pick to the Houston Texans in exchange for fourth- and seventh-rounders, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.

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The Denver Broncos have reportedly traded wide receiver Demaryius Thomas and a seventh-round pick to the Houston Texans in exchange for fourth- and seventh-rounders, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.

Schefter added the Broncos get rid of $4 million in cap space this season and $14 million next season with the move.

James Palmer of the NFL Network noted the Texans weren't the only team interested in the veteran wideout:

James Palmer @JamesPalmerTV
It's been Pats, Titans, Eagles, Texans all interested to some extent in Demaryius Thomas.

Thomas, 30, is a four-time Pro Bowler, last playing in the all-star showcase after the 2016 season. The past two years without Peyton Manning at quarterback have been more difficult for Thomas, however.

During last year's QB carousel, the receiver dipped below 1,000 yards for the first time since 2011, registering 83 receptions for 949 yards and five touchdowns. While Case Keenum has been an upgrade this season, Thomas has still only posted a modest 36 receptions for 402 yards and three scores, as Emmanuel Sanders has emerged as Keenum's most trusted target.

And Thomas perhaps hasn't helped his own cause, struggling with drops in recent seasons:

Kevin Seifert @SeifertESPN
Most drops since 2015, per @ESPNStatsInfo: Michael Crabtree: 26 Demaryius Thomas: 24 Mike Evans: 22 Amari Cooper: 22

And when trade rumors began buzzing in October, Thomas said he understood the chatter but liked playing for the Broncos.

"That's a good thing if somebody is interested because then I can still play ball," he said, per Mike Klis of 9News. "I still got a chance, if I get traded. I want to be here, but I've been hearing it the whole season now so I feel like somewhat it is true. My time here is coming up."

Given Sanders' strong season and Courtland Sutton's emergence at the position, Thomas became expendable for a Broncos team that isn't one of the AFC's top contenders.

While he is perhaps no longer the dynamic threat and touchdown machine he was earlier in his career, he'll still be a big body (6'3", 229 lbs) and veteran presence for the Texans, who should upgrade their receiving corps. And if he develops a quick rapport with Deshaun Watson, he could be a key component for Houston, which is looking to make a playoff push.

Plus, he'll help fill the void left by the injured Will Fuller V, who's out for the season with a torn ACL.

His days as an elite weapon are likely over. But if Thomas can be a reliable target in Houston, the Texans will be more than justified in swinging this deal.

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Report: Demaryius Thomas, Draft Pick Traded to Texans; Broncos Receive 2 Picks

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Justin Edmonds/Getty Images The Denver Broncos have reportedly traded wide receiver Demaryius Thomas and a seventh-round pick to the Houston Texans in exchange for fourth- and seventh-rounders, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. Schefter added the Broncos get rid of $4 million in cap space this season and $14 million next season with the move.

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Demaryius Thomas has helped the Broncos out a lot throughout his career. He caught the game winning touchdown in OT in the 2011 AFC Divisional Game. He helped the Broncos win Super Bowl 50. How do the Broncos repay him, they are trading him to the Texans. He will play against the Broncos this Sunday in Denver.

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Demaryius Thomas thought his days in Denver might be numbered. The receiver was correct.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday that the Broncos are trading Thomas to the Houston Texans in exchange for a 2019 fourth-round draft pick, per sources informed of the deal. The teams are also swapping seventh-rounders, per Rapoport.

Thomas is the first big-name player to move on the final day trades can be executed. The deadline for swaps is 4 p.m. ET.

Thomas will immediately face his former team when the Texans host the Broncos on Sunday.

The Broncos moving the 30-year-old receiver was heavily speculated in recent weeks. Thomas' production has waned this season as his rapport with Case Keenum hasn't materialized. With $14 million in base salary for 2019, it was likely the end of the line for Thomas in Denver. Sitting at 3-5, staring at another lost season, getting a draft pick in compensation made sense.

More importantly, jettisoning Thomas opens more opportunities for impressive rookie Cortland Sutton. The second-round pick has displayed great ball skills and an ability to get open, snagging 17 receptions for 324 yards in eight games while playing just 68.7 percent of the offensive snaps. Those numbers should skyrocket with Thomas out of the equation. He's now the clear No. 2 alongside Emmanuel Sanders.

Emmanuel Sanders speaking to @1043TheFan on the trade of DT:

â€œIâ€™m not happy about that.â€
â€" Ryan Koenigsberg (@RyanKoenigsberg) October 30, 2018

For the Texans, adding another playmaking receiver became a need after speedster Will Fuller suffered a season-ending ACL tear in Week 8. Rookie receiver Keke Coutee has also been dealing with a hamstring injury.

Putting Thomas next to DeAndre Hopkins gives Deshaun Watson a reliable 1-2 veteran punch at receiver. While DT has lost some of his early-career burst with age, he can still be a playmaker when properly motivated. Thrust back into the playoff race should aid his endeavor. Playing with a faulty offensive line, Thomas' ability to make himself available on quick routes should be relied on heavily in Houston.

Thomas will be especially useful in the red zone, where Houston has been woeful this season. Pairing the big bodies of Hopkins and Thomas should give Watson more option in the condensed part of the field.

Sitting at 5-3 at the midway part of their season, the Texans are the only team over .500 in the AFC South, but know the Colts, Jags, and Titans are each capable of making a late-season push. Adding to a sometimes-stagnant offense was a necessary move for a Houston team that currently sits at the pole position for a postseason run.

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Texans trading for Broncos WR Demaryius Thomas

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Demaryius Thomas thought his days in Denver might be numbered. The receiver was correct. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday that the Broncos are trading Thomas to the Houston Texans in exchange for a 2019 fourth-round draft pick, per sources informed of the deal. The teams are also swapping seventh-rounders, per Rapoport.

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Hong Kong (CNN)The Chinese government has legalized the use of endangered tiger and rhino products for "medical" purposes, a move wildlife activists say will be a setback to efforts to protect the increasingly endangered animals.

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EasyJet, the British-based budget airline, has pledged to develop a fleet of electric planes to cover short-haul routes by 2030, which would effectively reduce carbon emissions and noise from its operations.

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(CNN) - Passengers concerned about the impact of air travel on the environment could soon opt for a cleaner alternative.

EasyJet, the British-based budget airline, has pledged to develop a fleet of electric planes to cover short-haul routes by 2030, which would effectively reduce carbon emissions and noise from its operations.

The no-frills carrier is in partnership with US-based manufacturer Wright Electric to build battery-propelled jets for flights of less than two hours.

Founded in 2016, Wright Electric already has a two-seater electric plane and plans to begin flying a nine-seater next year. It has now applied for a patent on a motor for an electric airliner.

If successful, such an aircraft could be used on popular routes -- or electric "flyways," as easyJet refers to them -- such as London to Amsterdam.

The technological advancement is "moving fast," according to the airline's chief executive, Johan Lundgren.

Speaking from Amsterdam's Schiphol airport, he said: "From the two-seater aircraft, which is already flying, to the nine-seater, which will fly next year, electric flying is becoming a reality and we can now foresee a future that is not exclusively dependent on jet fuel.

"The target range of the electric plane is around 500 kilometers, which, within our current route portfolio, would mean a route like Amsterdam to London could become the first electric 'flyway.'"

Wright Electric predicts electric planes will be up to 50% quieter and 10% cheaper than traditional aircraft for airlines to buy and operate.

CEO Jeffrey Engler said: "We are excited about what the next year holds. EasyJet has been a fantastic partner and we look forward to helping introduce low-emissions, low-noise aviation, to Europe.

Given the continuing rise in the price of jet fuel, many airlines would welcome a way to cut emissions, noise and travel costs.

As such, several high-profile engineering companies are also working on electric aircraft. Zunum, backed by Boeing, will use an engine turbine from France's Safran to power an electric motor for a hybrid plane, while Siemens has been working on developing electric motors for aircraft in collaboration with Airbus.

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(CNN) - Passengers concerned about the impact of air travel on the environment could soon opt for a cleaner alternative. EasyJet, the British-based budget airline, has pledged to develop a fleet of electric planes to cover short-haul routes by 2030, which would effectively reduce carbon emissions and noise from its operations.

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Sears used $6 billion to buy back shares from themselves all the way back from 2005. But, they could have possibly used that money to not be bankrupt.

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A German nurse has admitted murdering 100 patients by giving them drug-induced heart attacks so he could bring them back to life.  Niels Hoegel is already serving a life sentence for two murders and was in court today to answer charges that he killed scores more while working at two hospitals in Germany.  The serial killer owned up to his crimes today in the north-western city of Oldenburg.

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A German nurse has admitted murdering 100 patients by giving them drug-induced heart attacks so he could bring them back to life.

Niels Hoegel is already serving a life sentence for two murders and was in court today to answer charges that he killed scores more while working at two hospitals in Germany.

The serial killer owned up to his crimes today in the north-western city of Oldenburg.
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Asked by the judge whether the charges against him were accurate, he replied "yes".

He added: "What I have admitted took place."

Prosecutors said the 41-year-old's motive was to impress colleagues by trying to resuscitate the same patients he had attacked.
This story originally appeared in The Sun. For more from The Sun, click here.

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German nurse admits murdering 100 patients by giving them drug-induced heart attacks so he could show off to colleagues

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A German nurse has admitted murdering 100 patients by giving them drug-induced heart attacks so he could bring them back to life. Niels Hoegel is already serving a life sentence for two murders and was in court today to answer charges that he killed scores more while working at two hospitals in Germany.

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Three children in Indiana were hit and killed at the school bus stop.

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Three young siblings were struck by a vehicle and killed at an Indiana school bus stop on Tuesday morning, and the suspected driver was arrested, state police said.

The suspect, Alyssa L. Shepherd, 24, was taken into custody around 4 p.m. at her workplace in Rochester, Indiana State Police said in a news release posted on Twitter. A warrant for her arrest included "three felony charges of reckless homicide," as well as "a misdemeanor count for passing a school bus, with the stop arm extended, causing injury."

Law enforcement arrived at the scene of "a single-vehicle crash" about 7:15 a.m., state police said. A preliminary investigation found that the school bus driver, Robert Reid, 46, was northbound on State Road 25, according to police.

"Reid stopped the school bus in front of a mobile home park at 4684 North State Road 25. He activated the buses' stop arm and exterior lighting, as he was picking up children from the west side of the road," the news release said. "As children crossed the road, to get on the bus, four children were allegedly hit by a southbound 2017 Toyota Tacoma" driven by Shepherd.

Three children -- identified as twin brothers Xzavier and Mason Ingle, 6, and Alivia Stahl, 9, their sister -- were killed in the crash, state police said. An 11-year-old boy, Maverik Lowe, suffered "critical injuries" and was airlifted to a Fort Wayne hospital, police said.

"At last check, he was in surgery with multiple broken bones and internal injuries," the news release said. "The six year-old boys, and their sister, attended Mentone Elementary School. Lowe attended Tippecanoe Valley Middle School."

An investigation is ongoing. Shepherd was being held at Fulton County Jail, with a surety bond of $15,000, state police said.

The state police initially tweeted about the crash shortly before 9 a.m. Tuesday, saying the agency was "investigating a fatal crash in Fulton County."

"Preliminary info is three children were struck & killed at a school bus stop near 4600 N State Road 25," Indiana State Police said in a tweet.

It wasn't immediately clear if the driver of the vehicle had stayed at the scene.

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Indiana children killed at bus stop are identified as siblings; suspect arrested, police say

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Three children were struck by a vehicle and killed at an Indiana school bus stop Tuesday and the suspected driver was arrested, state police said.

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Three children were struck and killed by a vehicle at an Indiana school bus stop. Another child was airlifted to Fort Wayne hospital. The driver has not been identified and information is to be released later.

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Three young siblings were struck by a vehicle and killed at an Indiana school bus stop on Tuesday morning, and the suspected driver was arrested, state police said.

The suspect, Alyssa L. Shepherd, 24, was taken into custody around 4 p.m. at her workplace in Rochester, Indiana State Police said in a news release posted on Twitter. A warrant for her arrest included "three felony charges of reckless homicide," as well as "a misdemeanor count for passing a school bus, with the stop arm extended, causing injury."

Law enforcement arrived at the scene of "a single-vehicle crash" about 7:15 a.m., state police said. A preliminary investigation found that the school bus driver, Robert Reid, 46, was northbound on State Road 25, according to police.

"Reid stopped the school bus in front of a mobile home park at 4684 North State Road 25. He activated the buses' stop arm and exterior lighting, as he was picking up children from the west side of the road," the news release said. "As children crossed the road, to get on the bus, four children were allegedly hit by a southbound 2017 Toyota Tacoma" driven by Shepherd.

Three children -- identified as twin brothers Xzavier and Mason Ingle, 6, and Alivia Stahl, 9, their sister -- were killed in the crash, state police said. An 11-year-old boy, Maverik Lowe, suffered "critical injuries" and was airlifted to a Fort Wayne hospital, police said.

"At last check, he was in surgery with multiple broken bones and internal injuries," the news release said. "The six year-old boys, and their sister, attended Mentone Elementary School. Lowe attended Tippecanoe Valley Middle School."

An investigation is ongoing. Shepherd was being held at Fulton County Jail, with a surety bond of $15,000, state police said.

The state police initially tweeted about the crash shortly before 9 a.m. Tuesday, saying the agency was "investigating a fatal crash in Fulton County."

"Preliminary info is three children were struck & killed at a school bus stop near 4600 N State Road 25," Indiana State Police said in a tweet.

It wasn't immediately clear if the driver of the vehicle had stayed at the scene.

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Indiana children killed at bus stop are identified as siblings; suspect arrested, police say

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Three children were struck by a vehicle and killed at an Indiana school bus stop Tuesday and the suspected driver was arrested, state police said.

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The Cleveland Browns have fired head coach Hue Jackson and offensive coordinator Todd Haley after reaching the halfway point of the season with a 2-5-1 record.

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The Cleveland Browns have fired head coach Hue Jackson and offensive coordinator Todd Haley after reaching the halfway point of the season with a 2-5-1 record.

Cleveland announced the moves Monday, noting defensive coordinator Gregg Williams will take over as the interim head coach, while running backs coach and associate head coach Freddie Kitchens will step in as the offensive coordinator.

ESPN's Adam Schefter first reported Jackson's exit, while NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Haley's departure.

Browns owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam said in a statement:
"We greatly appreciate Hue's commitment to the Cleveland Browns organization over the last two-and-a-half years. We understand how critical this time period is in the development of our football team, individually and collectively, and believed it was in the organization's best interest to make the move at this time, in order to maximize our opportunities the rest of this season. We certainly only wish Hue, Michelle and his family the best moving forward."
The moves come following the Browns' Week 8 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Charles Robinson of Yahoo Sports reported that Jimmy Haslam "was conflicted" over firing Jackson and that "late last night he was leaning toward staying course."

However, Robinson noted Haslam spoke to general manager John Dorsey, who said that the dynamic between Jackson and Haley "couldn't continue."

Robinson added that quarterback Baker Mayfield was also a consideration in parting with Jackson:

Charles Robinson @CharlesRobinson
More on #Browns: Significant worry in org from front office was Baker Mayfield getting thrust into the middle of Hue vs. Haley. GM John Dorsey didn't want Mayfield being pressed for an endorsement of one of the guys or being constantly asked by the media about it the rest of 2018

Rapoport (via Keith Britton of 92.3 The Fan) said he heard that Mayfield "is not going to exactly miss" Jackson after his firing.

Jackson began his current stint in 2016 but only produced a 1-31 record over his first two seasons. The 2017 team become just the second in NFL history to finish the year 0-16.

Despite the lack of success, he received another chance to lead the team in 2018.

"I think we'll see the real Hue Jackson," Haslam told reporters in July.

The organization made several improvements to the roster this offseason in adding young players such as Mayfield and cornerback Denzel Ward, as well as veterans like receiver Jarvis Landry and defensive back Damarious Randall. Unfortunately, this didn't seem to translate to more success on the field.

The squad ended its 17-game losing streak with a Week 1 tie against the Steelers, but things didn't get much better from there.

Cleveland still has a quality core on the roster, but the team hasn't reached the playoffs since 2002. The 2010 season is the last time the squad finished above last place in the AFC North, although the team only went 5-11 that year.

The Browns need a new leader who can get the most out of the talent on the roster going forward.

Meanwhile, Jackson has proved himself as a quality offensive coordinator who has held the role for four different organizations. The 53-year-old should get another chance to continue his NFL career despite his disappointments as a head coach.

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Hue Jackson, Todd Haley Fired by Browns After 2-Plus Seasons

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Gary Landers/Associated Press The Cleveland Browns have fired head coach Hue Jackson and offensive coordinator Todd Haley after reaching the halfway point of the season with a 2-5-1 record. Cleveland announced the moves Monday, noting defensive coordinator Gregg Williams will take over as the interim head coach, while running backs coach and associate head coach Freddie Kitchens will step in as the offensive coordinator.

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Girl, 9, twin brothers, 6, killed in crash at Indiana school bus stop

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ROCHESTER, Ind. -- A 9-year-old girl and her twin 6-year-old brothers were struck and killed by a pickup truck as they crossed a road to board a school bus in northern Indiana before sunrise Tuesday, police said. A fourth child was badly hurt and airlifted to a hospital.

"I just can't imagine that pain," Indiana State Police Sgt. Tony Slocum told CBS affiliate WSBT-TV. "I haven't seen troopers cry in a long time, but I saw that today."

A Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. bus stopped and lowered its stop-arm on the road near Rochester around 7 a.m., just before a northbound pickup truck slammed into the children as they crossed the southbound lane, Slocum said. CBS affiliate WTTV reports no students were on the bus, according to the state police.

The siblings died at the scene, and an 11-year-old boy who was also struck suffered multiple broken bones but was conscious and speaking to emergency workers before he was airlifted to a hospital, Slocum said. The children's names have not been released.

Slocum said the boy who survived was not related to the children who were killed. Slocum said authorities were interviewing the driver, but that it was unclear if she would face charges in the deaths.

Indiana law requires motorists to stop when a school bus is picking up or dropping off children. The students had the right of way as they crossed the street from the rural mobile home community where they lived, Slocum said.

"It's an unspeakable tragedy," he said. "We all have a responsibility to share the roadway and we're all responsible for making sure our children get to and from school safely."

The Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. said in a statement posted on Facebook that counselors had been dispatched to its schools to help students, staff and parents and urged "the community to come together to pray for the families." Detectives were interviewing witnesses and a crash reconstruction team was at the scene near Rochester, about 100 miles north of Indianapolis.

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Girl, 9, twin 6-year-old brothers killed in crash at Indiana school bus stop

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ROCHESTER, Ind. -- A 9-year-old girl and her twin 6-year-old brothers were struck and killed by a pickup truck as they crossed a road to board a school bus in northern Indiana before sunrise Tuesday, police said. A fourth child was badly hurt and airlifted to a hospital.

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NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday that Kendricks is now suspended eight games and the suspension includes time previously served. Kendricks, who initially was suspended Oct. 2, can return to practice Nov. 12 and play Dec. 10 when the Seahawks play the Vikings in Week 14.

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Seahawks linebacker Mychal Kendricks is no longer indefinitely suspended due to his September guilty plea to insider trading charges.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday that Kendricks is now suspended eight games and the suspension includes time previously served. Kendricks, who initially was suspended Oct. 2, can return to practice Nov. 12 and play Dec. 10 when the Seahawks play the Vikings in Week 14.

Kendricks signed with the Seahawks in early September after he was cut by the Browns in August after Kendricks and co-defendant Damilare Sonoiki, were charged with one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and one count of securities fraud, per U.S. Attorney William McSwain. Kendricks pleaded guilty to the charges on Sept. 6.

He faces up to 25 years in prison when he's sentenced in December.

Kendricks has appeared in three games, including two starts, for Seattle and registered two sacks and 13 tackles.

Kendricks, 27, allegedly profited just under $1.2 million from July 2014 to March 2015 by using material non-public information from Sonoiki, a banker at a global investment firm. In exchange for the information, Kendricks gave Sonoiki $10,000 and Eagles tickets, per McSwain.

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Seahawks' Mychal Kendricks suspended eight games

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Seahawks linebacker Mychal Kendricks is no longer indefinitely suspended due to his September guilty plea to insider trading charges. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday that Kendricks is now suspended eight games and the suspension includes time previously served. Kendricks, who initially was suspended Oct. 2, can return to practice Nov.

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Customer Shoots and Kills Masked Gunman in Alabama McDonald's

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The Cleveland Browns have fired head coach Hue Jackson. The team reached the halfway point of the season with a 2-5-1 record.

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The Cleveland Browns have fired head coach Hue Jackson and offensive coordinator Todd Haley after reaching the halfway point of the season with a 2-5-1 record.

Cleveland announced the moves Monday, noting defensive coordinator Gregg Williams will take over as the interim head coach, while running backs coach and associate head coach Freddie Kitchens will step in as the offensive coordinator.

ESPN's Adam Schefter first reported Jackson's exit, while NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Haley's departure.

Browns owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam said in a statement:
"We greatly appreciate Hue's commitment to the Cleveland Browns organization over the last two-and-a-half years. We understand how critical this time period is in the development of our football team, individually and collectively, and believed it was in the organization's best interest to make the move at this time, in order to maximize our opportunities the rest of this season. We certainly only wish Hue, Michelle and his family the best moving forward."
The moves come following the Browns' Week 8 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Charles Robinson of Yahoo Sports reported that Jimmy Haslam "was conflicted" over firing Jackson and that "late last night he was leaning toward staying course."

However, Robinson noted Haslam spoke to general manager John Dorsey, who said that the dynamic between Jackson and Haley "couldn't continue."

Robinson added that quarterback Baker Mayfield was also a consideration in parting with Jackson:

Charles Robinson @CharlesRobinson
More on #Browns: Significant worry in org from front office was Baker Mayfield getting thrust into the middle of Hue vs. Haley. GM John Dorsey didn't want Mayfield being pressed for an endorsement of one of the guys or being constantly asked by the media about it the rest of 2018

Rapoport (via Keith Britton of 92.3 The Fan) said he heard that Mayfield "is not going to exactly miss" Jackson after his firing.

Jackson began his current stint in 2016 but only produced a 1-31 record over his first two seasons. The 2017 team become just the second in NFL history to finish the year 0-16.

Despite the lack of success, he received another chance to lead the team in 2018.

"I think we'll see the real Hue Jackson," Haslam told reporters in July.

The organization made several improvements to the roster this offseason in adding young players such as Mayfield and cornerback Denzel Ward, as well as veterans like receiver Jarvis Landry and defensive back Damarious Randall. Unfortunately, this didn't seem to translate to more success on the field.

The squad ended its 17-game losing streak with a Week 1 tie against the Steelers, but things didn't get much better from there.

Cleveland still has a quality core on the roster, but the team hasn't reached the playoffs since 2002. The 2010 season is the last time the squad finished above last place in the AFC North, although the team only went 5-11 that year.

The Browns need a new leader who can get the most out of the talent on the roster going forward.

Meanwhile, Jackson has proved himself as a quality offensive coordinator who has held the role for four different organizations. The 53-year-old should get another chance to continue his NFL career despite his disappointments as a head coach.

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Hue Jackson, Todd Haley Fired by Browns After 2-Plus Seasons

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Gary Landers/Associated Press The Cleveland Browns have fired head coach Hue Jackson and offensive coordinator Todd Haley after reaching the halfway point of the season with a 2-5-1 record. Cleveland announced the moves Monday, noting defensive coordinator Gregg Williams will take over as the interim head coach, while running backs coach and associate head coach Freddie Kitchens will step in as the offensive coordinator.

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A Ohio boy who was 5 tests positive for meth after eating Halloween candy. He was hospitalized for a suspected seizure  and they found out that later he tested positive for methamphetamines. He went trick or treating sunday before he fell ill. The left side of his face was just droopy and then he fell and then he couldn’t move his left arm

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A 5-year-old boy in Ohio is expected to make a full recovery after he ate a piece of Halloween candy that was possibly laced with drugs. Braylen Carwell, who was hospitalized for a suspected seizure and later tested positive for methamphetamines, had gone trick-or-treating on Sunday before he suddenly fell ill.

"The left side of his face was just droopy and then he fell and then he couldn't move his left arm," Julia Pence, the boy's mother, told WSYX-TV. "And he didn't know where he was, he didn't know what he was doing."

The Galion Police Department, which is investigating the incident, collected the boy's candy and fake vampire teeth that he had been wearing. The department issued a warning on Facebook to other residents in the town reminding parents to check their child's candy and other non-candy items like rings, bracelets, necklaces or fake teeth.
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"If you suspect that anything has been tampered with, please contact our department by phone so that an officer can stop and collect the items," the department's post said.

The department is aware of the area that Braylen was trick-or-treating in, and said it hadn't gotten any other reports of potential tampering.

The boy's mother said she's counting her blessings that she "got to bring my son home okay and alive," adding that she can still see the effects of the drug in her son.

"You can tell he is still coming down from it," she told the news outlet. "Because one minute he is all hyper and the next minute he is tired."

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Ohio boy, 5, tests positive for meth after eating Halloween candy

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A 5-year-old boy in Ohio is expected to make a full recovery after he ate a piece of Halloween candy that was possibly laced with drugs.