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Charges are being pressed against the owner responsible for the alleged neglect of 46 dogs near Williams Lake. Photo submitted
A Williams Lake man who had 46 dogs seized from his property in February, has been formally charged with two counts of animal cruelty.
The BC SPCA seized the dogs from Terry Baker on Feb. 22, due to concerns of neglect, undersocialization and distress. The animals ranged from puppies, to adult and older dogs.
“The dogs were seized because of lack of shelter, poor sanitation and inadequate veterinary care, but the biggest issue once they were in our care was that they were terrified of human contact,” said Marcie Moriarty, chief prevention and enforcement officer for the BC SPCA.
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The animals included American Eskimo, border collie, husky and Samoyed breeds, some of whom were pregnant when they were seized.
“One of the complications was that several of the dogs were pregnant and gave birth shortly after coming into SPCA care, but were too frightened to let staff near them or their puppies. Thankfully we have some extremely knowledgeable and dedicated staff members who were able to provide the care and treatment they needed despite the challenges,” said Moriarty.
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The SPCA said veterinary and behavioural staff worked with the dogs hourly to help them adjust to everyday sights and sounds.
“This was a very intensive undertaking involving hundreds of staff and volunteer hours,” said Moriarty.
“The fact that the majority of the dogs have responded to the behaviour modification to the point that we were able to adopt them into new homes is quite incredible, given the condition they were in when they were seized.”
While the SPCA had been fearful they would have to euthanize some of the animals, today, only eight remain in SPCA care.
In April, Baker appealed the seizure, asking to have 10 of his animals returned.
Read more: B.C. man loses appeal to get 10 dogs back after more than 46 animals seized
In his appeal testimony, Baker said while the situation was not “perfectly ideal,” the dogs were well-fed, happy and none were harmed or abused.
He said things had “got away” from him following the death of his mother, and the seizure was simply a case of bad timing, after he had been sick with the flu.
The appeal was ultimately denied by the B.C. Farm Industry Review Board.
Baker has previously been convicted of animal cruelty in a case in Saskatchewan involving more than 70 dogs.
His sentence included conditions that he was not to own or possess more than 10 dogs, six horses, or 10 chickens, with an exception of an additional 20 dogs, horses, or chickens under the age of six months.
If convicted in court, Baker could face a fine of up to $10,000, five years in jail and a lifetime ban on owning animals.
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COLUMBUS, Ind. -- A 7-year-old Columbus girl was treated for the flu and scarlet fever before her death, according to the coroner.
Bartholomew County Coroner Clayton Nolting said Savanna Jessie was found unresponsive in her home Thursday morning and rushed to Columbus Regional Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
Nolting said the child was being treated after testing positive for influenza B, strep throat and scarlet fever.
An autopsy will be performed by a forensic pathologist to determine her exact cause of death.
Nolting says a final ruling on her cause of death is pending review of medical records, toxicology and histology reports and could take up to three weeks.
According to a YouCaring page set up for the family, Savanna leaves behind her father, mother and several siblings.
"Savanna was a beautiful, funny, loving little girl. She had a very wonderful and tight-knit family," page organizer Linda Schadenfroh posted. "She was not the type to complain about the things she didn't have or what others did have. Savanna valued everything she had. She was a fly by the seat of the pants kind of girl. She loved everybody and everybody loved her."
Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation released a statement Friday afternoon saying a first grader at CSA Lincoln Elementary School had died.
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Chaos broke out at a popular nightclub in the Spanish city of Marbella when 12 young people, mostly men, started a brawl. The fight left two men unconscious.
The fight began at 7am local time on Sunday morning (June 11) outside the Wall Street club in Marbella, a city popular with British tourists. A waitress from the club filmed the incident on her smartphone.
The clip shows around a dozen young people fighting. One man in a maroon T-shirt can be seen taking a punch to the head and falling on the ground, losing consciousness.
Another man in the white is seen being knocked over and kicked in the head until he falls unconscious. Blood can be seen spattered on the road at the end of the clip.
Local media reports claim the fight broke out when a woman flirted with a man from a rival group in the club, while other reports say that a dispute related to drugs led to the tussle.
As quoted by Mirror, a witness, who wanted to remain anonymous, said: "They are bad guys. There are people who had published the video and had to delete it because they received a lot of threats."
Paramedics arrived soon after the incident and few of those involved in the fight were taken to a hospital. People with minor injuries were treated at the scene.
Firefighters were also at the scene as two men were stuck in a nearby canal and had to be helped out.
Several men fled the scene before the police arrived. Authorities began their investigation after the video of the fight surfaced on social media networks.
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On the eve of Easter Sunday, a bloody fight broke out at a California Walmart that sent one man to the hospital with serious injuries and landed another behind bars on battery charges.
The brawl was reported at around 7.30pm at the retail location at 13401 Main Street in Hesperia and was caught on video recorded by at least two bystanders.
According to a Walmart employee, it all started with an argument between two women, which turned physical when their husbands tried to come to their wives' defense.
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A bloody fight broke out at a California Walmart on Saturday after two women got into an argument and their husbands, among them a man in a red shirt seen right, came to their defense
The man in red was said to have intervened in the argument that erupted in the women's section of the store in Hesperia
Cell phone footage recorded in the women's section of the Walmart shows a chaotic scene, with several people shouting at one another and gesticulating wildly, although it is difficult to make out from the footage what they are saying because of background noise.
At one point, a woman falls to the ground and one man strikes another man dressed in a red T-shirt and dark-colored baseball cap.
A few seconds later, a third man in a grey shirt, who police say was not part of the initial altercation, walks up to the man in red and punches him repeatedly in the face, knocking the victim unconscious.
Another man in a grey shirt, who police say was not part of the initial altercation, walks up to the man in red and punches him in the face, knocking the victim unconscious
Out cold: The man in the red shirt was found lying unconscious in pool of his own blood
The alleged assailant is pictured being led away from the scene by a woman who was seen shouting during the initial argument
A woman dressed in a striped tank top and shirt is then seen dragging the alleged assailant in grey from the scene.
Brawler charged: Dahsean Antwan Wages, 24, seen in the video dressed in a gray shirt punching the man in the red shirt, was charged with battery with serious injuries
The man in the red shirt was found lying unconscious in pool of his own blood and was later taken to Desert Valley Medical Center with significant injuries to his upper body. He was not named.
An 11-year-old girl also somehow got caught in the fracas and had the wind knocked out of her, according to her grandparent, reported Victor Valley News.
A hazmat team was later called in to mop up the blood and vomit from the women’s section.
San Bernardino Sheriff's deputies who were summoned to the store reviewed surveillance video and were able to track down the man in the grey T-shirt who was believed to have thrown the devastating punch, reported ABC7.
The suspect, identified as 24-year-old Dahsean Antwan Wages, was charged with battery with serious injuries and booked into the High Desert Detention Center on $100,000 bail pending his arraignment, which is scheduled for Tuesday, reported Victor Valley News.
Bloody aftermath: A photo taken inside the Walmart after the melee shows crime scene tape and what appears to be blood on the floor in the women's section
Graphic: A hazmat team had to come in to mop up the blood and vomit after the fight
A strand of black hair is seen on the floor of the women's section at the Hesperia Walmart after the violent altercation
On Monday, Wages' mother confirmed in a Facebook post that her son was involved in the Walmart fight and asked friends and family to keep him in their prayers.
Police are still searching for the second male suspect involved in the initial confrontation, who has not been identified.


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Demonetisation has led to tax terrorism, dissident BJP leader and former Union finance minister, Yashwant Sinha said.
Sinha made these remarks at the launch of a book, Demonetization and the Black Economy, by economist Arun Kumar, who has been critical of the exercise. Suspended BJD MP Baijayant 'Jay' Panda and Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan were also participating in the panel discussion.
Though demonetisation failed to meet any of the stated objectives, the government had won the "perception battle", Sinha said.
The former finance minister derisively said that "not policy-makers but only one policy-maker" decides what has to be done.
With the passage of time, they can come to only one conclusion that demonetisation has "failed and failed comprehensively", he said.
"There was another case in the 16th century in Delhi about a ruler who was famous for shifting the capital from Delhi to Daulatabad. But we forget that he also had demonetised the currency in his time. We have gone back five centuries to repeat the mistake which that gentleman, that king had made," he said.
Asked by the moderator if he was comparing Modi to Muhammad bin Tughluq, Sinha said he was not taking any names.
Sinha said "tax terrorism", which the BJP was critical of when it was in the opposition, has returned because of the note ban, and claimed the income tax department registered 1.8 million cases following the decision and was ill-equipped to probe them all anytime soon.
"What has been the other side-effect? Tax-terrorism, which the BJP had criticised when we were in opposition. It has come back now. 1.8 million cases have been started by the income tax department (since demonetisation)" he said.
Is the department equipped to handle so many cases and how much time it is going to take to bring those cases to a final conclusion, he asked, claiming people will never know how much black money was actually recovered until the investigation in all those cases is complete.
"This will go on and on like the counting of the notes by the Reserve Bank of India. It will never finish, not at least until the next Lok Sabha election so that the perception of this (demonetisation) having succeeded continues to hold," he said.
Asked how would he have tackled the flow of black money, Sinha quipped, "Demonetisation and the Goods and Services Tax (GST) are subjects to write books upon how things should not be done." Published by Penguin India, 'Demonetization and the Black Economy' claims to explain the story of the note ban and its effects on the economy.
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MIAMI (AP)  An appeals court has ruled the federal government cannot legally stop trade of Burmese pythons and other giant exotic snakes within the continental U.S.
However, snake owners are cautioned not to move their reptiles just yet, as other legal challenges may remain. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is reviewing the ruling.
The North Carolina-based United States Association of Reptile Keepers sued the U.S. government in 2013, asking a federal court in Washington, D.C., to overturn a nationwide ban on importing certain constrictor species or transporting them across state lines.
Trying to protect native wildlife and prevent non-native snakes from spreading, U.S. wildlife officials banned Burmese pythons, yellow anacondas, and northern and southern African pythons in 2012. The ban was extended to reticulated pythons, DeSchauensee's anacondas, green anacondas and Beni anacondas in 2015.
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The first giant snake ban was announced in 2012 in the Florida Everglades, where officials say tens of thousands Burmese pythons have decimated populations of native mammals that had never before encountered such a large predator. Native to parts of Asia, pythons found a home in the Miami-area wetlands after being intentionally let loose by their owners or escaping breeding facilities after Hurricane Andrew in 1992.
The ruling does not change the ban on importing these snakes or other "injurious" species, nor does it affect state laws such as Florida's prohibition against keeping pythons as pets.
The entire ban was unnecessary because the vast majority of exotic snakes sold in the U.S. are bred domestically, and they could only survive in the wild in a handful of counties in Florida and Texas, said Phil Goss, president of the reptile keepers association.
"I understand Florida has a unique situation, but if you look at this anywhere else in the country, it's an issue of government overreach," Goss said.
In an April 7 decision, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court's ruling that the wildlife service didn't have authority under the Lacey Act to restrict interstate trade of these snakes.
"While we are aware of the risk posed by the spread of invasive species, one size doesn't necessarily fit all. We will work with the Department of Justice to identify impacts and appropriate next steps for the Administration," wildlife service spokesman Ken Warren said in an email Monday.
Acknowledging that snakes that can grow 20 feet long "are no garden-variety snakes," the court said the act only gives the government the authority to stop trade between the continental United States and Hawaii or other territories  not shipments within the contiguous 49 states.
The court cited the Chicago Manual of Style among other guides for proper grammar to rebuff the government's argument that the act's wording bars shipments from any of the 49 continental states to any other continental state.
"The government's arguments cannot overcome the plain text of the shipment clause," the ruling states.
The court didn't address the scientific data that justified the ban, said Collette Adkins, senior attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity, which partnered with the government and the Humane Society of the United States in the litigation.
"This has implications for any invasive species that could establish populations through interstate trade," Adkins said Monday.
The reptile keepers' attorneys said the ruling would restore snake owners' freedom to attend trade shows, seek veterinary care and keep their pets with them when they move to different states.

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NBC News’ Lester Holt will sit down for an exclusive interview with President Trump at the White House on Thursday, NBC has announced.
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GREENVILLE, N.C. — Shawn Williams knocked down six 3-pointers, made 8 of 9 free throws to score a career-high 30 points as East Carolina — the nation's worst 3-point-shooting team — went off from deep to defeat Memphis 88-85 in overtime in Saturday.
East Carolina (9-13, 3-8 American) trailed 80-78 early in overtime when Williams nailed consecutive 3-pointers in the span of 43 seconds. The Pirates made 11 of 24 from distance, or 46 per cent. ECU was 351st, dead last, among NCAA teams in 3-point shooting this season, making 27 per cent (108 of 396) from distance before Saturday.
Isaac Fleming recorded the first triple-double in program history for ECU with 11 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists. Kentrell Barkley scored 19 points with 13 rebounds and B.J. Tyson added 14 points.
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Detroit Mercy 74, IUPUI 60
Kameron Chatman had 21 points with eight rebounds to lead all five Detroit Mercy starters in double-figure scoring in a 74-60 victory over IUPUI on Friday night.
Chatman, who had four assists and three steals, scored 12 points in the first half when Detroit took a 38-28 lead after shooting 52 percent and leading by as many at 18.
The Titans led the entire game and made 8 of 19 three-point tries. Roschon Prince and Josh McFolley added 14 points with McFolley making four of the Titans' 11 steals.
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Jaylen Minnett led the Jaguars (7-15, 4-7), who have lost four straight, with four 3-pointers for his 12 points. IUPUI didn't get closer than seven in the second half.
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(CBS News) — The dangerous heat wave scorching much of the country has turned deadly and more than 103 million Americans are under heat alerts.
Three people have died due to the heat in the Northeast — two in New York and one person in Pennsylvania.
The extreme heat will blanket a huge section of the country Wednesday, stretching from the Midwest into the Northeast. High temperatures are expected to soar into the 90s in many cities and it will feel like triple-digit heat in places like Louisville, Charleston and Charlottesville, Virginia.
Officials are warning people to stay hydrated and alert, reports CBS News’ Jericka Duncan from Jones Beach, New York. This has been the hottest stretch in the region since 2013.
Hundreds of people in Boston sat under the hot sun through temperatures that reached the mid-90’s to watch a pre-holiday concert. The heat index made it feel closer to 105, so fans took precautions.
In Addison, Texas, just north of Dallas, at least three people attending a holiday festival were taken to the hospital for heat-related emergencies. Many others were treated on the scene and released.
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Two other deaths that may be heat-related are being investigated in Kansas City.
Many people are going to city pools or beaches to try to stay cool. Officials told CBS News more than half a million people have flocked to Jones Beach alone since the heatwave started.
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A proposed U.S. border-adjustment tax that has stirred up fears in Corporate Canada would inflict considerable damage on both economies, a new report said Tuesday.
The study was released a day after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met President Donald Trump and top House lawmaker Paul Ryan, who has promoted the border-tax measure.
The analysis by the C.D. Howe Institute think tank estimated the U.S. policy change would shave nearly a full percentage point from Canada’s economic growth.
The study’s authors said the plan would reduce bilateral trade in both directions and predicted it would cut nearly 1.3 percentage points from U.S. economic growth.
“It is trade-distorting and economically damaging to the United States and its trading partners,” co-authors Dan Ciuriak and Jingliang Xiao wrote about the border-tax proposal.
“Canada is heavily exposed to the ramifications of a (border-adjustment tax).”
It’s unclear whether Trudeau was able to get some clarity — or reassurance — from Ryan on the future of the border tax, which has Canadian firms deeply concerned.
When asked whether Trudeau learned more about the border-tax proposal, a spokeswoman in his office pointed to a statement that only said the prime minister discussed trade during his meeting with Ryan.
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said Tuesday that the meetings in Washington confirmed her expectations the fate of the border-tax plan was uncertain.
“This is very much in the early stages and there is a very broad diversity of opinion in the United States around that,” Freeland told reporters in Ottawa.
“It’s not appropriate for us to have a position on that until we see where the U.S. lands.”
She noted that the border-tax measure is part of a broader tax-reform plan.
Freeland also said talks surrounding the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement had yet to begin because appointees for the new U.S. secretary of commerce and trade representative positions still had to be confirmed.
“Therefore, it’s not possible for us to start the negotiations at a technical level and we haven’t started,” she said.
“Yesterday’s conversation with the president was very productive. It’s a good start.”

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NEW YORK (AP) — Melania, or more specifically Melania's hat, what were you saying?
The media and the Twitterverse had a big time Tuesday with the first lady's I-spy chapeau, a wide-brim number designed by Herve Pierre that would have been perfect had the sun been out in Washington.
It was a grand topper for Mrs. Trump's bright white Michael Kors suit and some said it stole the show during the South Lawn military pageantry welcoming French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, during their first official state visit.
Others on the social media sidelines were merely perplexed.
Was the hat more Joan Collins' Alexis Carrington Colby on "Dynasty" or Kerry Washington's Olivia Pope on "Scandal?" Was the grim-faced first lady in theoretical need of help as some asked on Inauguration Day?
Mrs. Trump kept her hat in place as the group moved indoors and also at the National Gallery of Art for a Cezanne break with Mrs. Macron, who wore a creamier shade of white, but no hat.
"Melania's hat for president," one tweeter declared. Others shared the sentiment.
Another chimed in: "Getting some serious Beyonce Formation vibes from Melania's hat this morning." Bey wore a version in black in the video for that hit.
Others on social media stuck to matters of etiquette, like the Twitter account of I'm Every Woman: "Melania's hat might be OK for the races, a runway or even Church, not to wear when greeting visitors when you want to express a warm welcome. You want people to see your eyes and face and not impose an obstacle to the two cheek kiss, a French greeting."
One thing was certain. Mrs. Trump was seriously committed to her hat.

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If it wasn't for the recent thawing of relations between Melania Trump and her White House predecessors at Barbara Bush's funeral, you might not have believed this. Melania's plans for the state dinner will recognize former first ladies by including both Michelle Obama's vegetables and Hillary Clinton's china — and some of Laura Bush's china will make an appearance, too.
The statement from the White House makes very clear that these choices are Melania's. "The Office of the First Lady has prepared the following details, all carefully selected by First Lady Melania Trump, to complement and pay homage to the long-standing friendship between the United States and France," it reads, meaning that the first lady herself has taken a bipartisan approach to hosting — even if that's not represented in the guest list. No congressional Democrats were included.
But when it comes to the food, Obama's greens are welcome. The menu features the "best of America’s cuisines and traditions, with nuances of French influences." The greens show up in the first course which includes "Young Variegated Lettuces... from the White House kitchen garden." White House-sourced ingredients also show up in the main course's "Carolina Gold Rice Jambalaya" which is "spiced with herbs from the South Lawn."
And the china is a mash-up of Clinton's china with some of Bush's mixed in. "The color scheme is cream and gold and the china settings consist of the Clinton china for the baseplate, along with both Bush (43) and Clinton china for the dinner service," the White House statement reads. Clinton's china has a yellow outer circle and gold edging. The Bush china is very conservative presidential with golden eagles, gold edging, and patterns in green.
"The First Lady chose the Bush china with the green color palette to complement the spring green and white flowers that will be featured in the State Dining Room," the White House statement read. No explicit reasoning for the Clinton china choice was given — even though arguably the bulk of the china used will be hers, given the choice of the baseplate.
As for the flower arrangements, the Cross Hall is already full of branches of cherry blossom, "all grown in the United States." Melania uploaded photos to Twitter showing her walking through the area with her team. What's not made a social media appearance yet are the "2,500 stems of white sweet peas and nearly 1,000 stems of white lilac" that will be featured in the dining room. Perhaps that's because not all are grown in the USA. It's a California and Dutch mix.
The guests of honor have already arrived. French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte arrived Monday and began their active itinerary. The couple, together with the Trumps, planted a tree in the White House lawn. It's a European sessile oak that comes from Belleau Woods, northeast of Paris, where Americans fought and died during World War I.
Later on the two couples boarded Marine One and took in the sights of Washington, D.C., en route to Mount Vernon, George Washington's historic home on the Potomac River. They had dinner there, which Trump called "really fantastic" before returning to the White House.
Macron expressed his thoughts on the visit upon landing yesterday at the military air field upon landing near D.C. “This is a great honor and I think a very important state visit given the moment of our current environment,” Macron said.
Other famous French guests include Christine Lagarde, who heads the International Monetary Fund and was a top French government official under a previous center-right government.
All will enjoy Melania's preparations, the great locally sourced food, and the Bush and Clinton china.


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THE Great Barrier Reef could be hit with catastrophic bleaching every two years unless more is done to limit climate change.
A new report from the Climate Council reveals coral bleaching is now happening on average every six years, compared to once every 27 years back in the 1980s.
Based on current rising greenhouse gas levels, bleaching will happen every two years by 2034.
In the report released today Lethal Consequences: Climate Change Impacts on the Great Barrier Reef, the Climate Council says the current rate of bleaching is not sustainable because it will continuously set back recovery of the reef.
At the same time, the reef will also need to deal with other threats caused by climate change - such as ocean acidification and tropical cyclones.
The report found average coral cover in the northern section of the reef is at its lowest point on record, and coral cover in the central section of the reef declined from 22 per cent in
2016 to 14 per cent in 2018, largely due to the 2017 bleaching event.
It said the damage to the reef may be irreversible and it has already resulted in a drop in the diversity of fish species and in the number of juvenile fish settling on the reef.
Underwater vision of bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef, off Port Douglas taken on June 28, 2018. Source: Climate Council.
The damage could be irreversible. Source: Climate Council.
"Intensifying marine heatwaves around the world are now occurring more often, lasting longer and are more intense than ever before," Climate Councillor and ecologist Professor Lesley Hughes said.
Professor Hughes said the bleaching events in 2016 and 2017 resulted in mass coral mortality, with the 2016 bleaching event at least 175 times more likely to occur due to intensifying climate change.
"Unless drastic action is taken, extreme coral bleaching will be the new normal by the 2030s. We will see extreme ocean temperatures, similar to those that led to these bleaching events possibly occurring every two years, which will effectively sign the death certificate for the world's largest natural living wonder that is the Great Barrier Reef," she said.
The report makes clear that doing things like improving water quality are not the solution.
It says that unless "deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions are made as a matter of urgency - the reef stands little chance no matter what measures are taken to enhance its resilience".
In particular, global warming must be limited to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels.
"A 2C rise in average global temperature will almost certainly mean the collapse of warm water tropical reefs around the world," the report states.
"The decisions and actions that we take today to reduce greenhouse pollution will have a critical effect on the long-term survival of the iconic Great Barrier Reef."
Climate Council acting chief executive officer Dr Martin Rice said the future of coral reefs around the world depended on nations including Australia doing their part to tackle climate change.
"This report shows that the Great Barrier Reef may never fully recover or return to its pre-bleaching state, which should serve as a serious warning signal for governments around the world to act now," he said.
"We all have a part to play in cutting greenhouse gas pollution levels in order to protect these natural wonders. The only thing standing in the way is political will."
The report comes as former prime minister Tony Abbott calls for Australia to back away from its internationally binding climate targets.
In a speech to the Australian Environment Foundation on Tuesday night, Mr Abbott said he would never have signed on to the Paris Agreement in 2015 if the United States did not also agree - the country has now walked away from the agreement under the new leadership of President Donald Trump.
But Mr Abbott has found little support for pulling out of the agreement.
Minister for Energy and the Environment Josh Frydenberg and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull have been trying to gain support for the government’s National Energy Guarantee. Picture: Mick Tsikas/AAP
Deputy leader Julie Bishop batted down Mr Abbott's suggestion Australia was never meant to be bound by the target to reduce emissions by 26 to 28 per cent reduction on 2005 levels.
Ms Bishop, who was also Mr Abbott's deputy, said Australia intended to be accountable for the targets, which were a commitment and not an aspiration.
"Australia plays by the rules - if we sign an agreement we stick to the agreement," she said.
She said the targets were agreed by the prime minister, the cabinet and the party room.
But the Turnbull Government is still divided on its National Energy Guarantee (NEG) proposal, which would legislate the commitment and help Australia achieve its targets.
Mr Abbott's comments have been stirring discontent about the guarantee and he claims there's "no plausible evidence" the government's energy policy can address reliability, price and emissions reductions altogether.
However, Mr Turnbull said there was "almost universal support across the country" for the plan, including from the minerals industry, manufacturers and unions.
"Our policies are working and the NEG is a very big part of it - it will ensure Australians have reliable and more affordable power," he told reporters.
Mr Abbott is one of a handful of coalition MPs pushing for new coal-fired power plants.
Opposition to the NGE exists not just in the Liberals but also within the Nationals.
Some minor-party MPs are reportedly passing around a list of demands for changes to the guarantee, including a $5 billion fund to support assistance for coal, gas or traditional hydro projects that could deliver electricity around the clock, regardless of the weather.
The Australian, which obtained a copy of the document, says it's being promoted as a "genuine and serious policy position".
Backbencher Michelle Landry says more negotiation is needed and coal must be a part of the guarantee but Nationals minister David Littleproud told ABC he was comfortable with the NEG.
REEF REPORT KEY FINDINGS
• About 30 per cent of corals on the Great Barrier Reef died as a result of the 2016 event.
• 75 per cent of coral mortality occurred in the northern section of the Great Barrier Reef, where 93 per cent of individual reefs between Port Douglas and the Torres Strait were affected.
• Fast-growing corals such as staghorns and tabular species have suffered a "catastrophic die-off".
• Coral mortality has reduced the availability of habitat for fish, leading to a decline in reef fish diversity. Juvenile fish at Lizard Island, for example, have suffered a 40 per cent decrease in settlement.
• Global sea surface temperatures have increased by over 0.2C from 1992 to 2010, increasing the odds of more frequent and prolonged marine heatwaves.
• The return period for global bleaching events has decreased from 27 years in the 1980s to only 5.9 years now.
• The likelihood that the Great Barrier Reef will ever fully recover or return to their pre-bleaching state is low.
• There is little evidence that improving water quality can sufficiently reduce susceptibility of corals to bleaching from marine heatwaves.

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“Godrej group of builders is developing an ambitious world-class residential project at Mulund Thane Circle that assures plush elegant apartments surrounded by ample greenery and several uber on-premise amenities.”
Great News for real estate investors seeking a potential real estate investment opportunity in Mumbai area. Nationally famous real estate builders, Godrej, has recently announced about the launch of its upcoming residential project at Mulund Thane Circle that promises world-class apartments flanked by lush greenery at a reasonable price. Titled “Godrej Alive”, the project speaks of excellent facilities for physical activities, entertainment and a happier lifestyle.
Located at the premier location of LBS Road, Thane, the new residential project is close enough to access all the modern amenities of a metro easily yet far enough from the hustle-bustle of a busy city. The entire project spans across a sprawling land of 6 acres that will host 8 residential towers with ample open space and huge parking area. 4 towers have been released on Phase 1 and investors can choose from luxury and ultra-luxe apartments ranging from 2 BHK to 4 BHK flats – as per their needs and budget.
“Imagine waking up everyday to the chirping of birds followed by a refreshing Tai Chi session in the lap of nature yet without compromising on the comfort of urban amenities. Well, our upcoming project Godrej Alive will bring to you a new address of happy lifestyle where you can experience the best of both worlds- the goodness of nature and the state of the art facilities of an uber luxury apartment. Investors are in for a treat here,” stated a leading spokesperson from Godrej group of builders.
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In our city’s darkest hour, @FDNY firefighter Thomas Phelan’s heroism saved hundreds of lives. We will never forget his service and his sacrifice. https://t.co/dRn4xVFDza — Bill de Blasio (@NYCMayor) March 18, 2018
A 9/11 emergency responder who saved hundreds following the attack in 2011 has died of cancer at age 45.Authorities said Thomas Phelan, a New York ferry captain who later became a city firefighter, died Friday.The New York City Fire Department said when the Twin Towers were hit, Phelan helped ferry people from Lower Manhattan.In 2003, Phelan joined the FDNY as a firefighter and was promoted to Marine pilot, according to authorities.Mayor Bill de Blasio sent a tweet Sunday honoring Phelan's service and sacrifice.Phelan is one of the thousands of victims of cancer linked to the 9/11 attack.His funeral is scheduled for Tuesday in Brooklyn.

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Question: Graphene Battery Market 2018 | Driving Factors, Industry Analysis, Investment Feasibility and Trends, Outlook -2023

Synopsis of Graphene Battery Market
Graphene is a sheet where carbon atoms are bound together in a honeycomb pattern, which is extensively used in batteries due to its excellent conducting properties. The properties such as lightweight, chemically inert, flexibility and eco-friendly nature find its application in many end-user industries. Graphene, when used in batteries, makes them durable, lightweight, and makes them ideal for applications which require high energy storage and shorter charging time. The growing demand for the electric vehicle along with increasing penetration of consumer electronics is expected to impact positively on the market growth. The Global Graphene Battery Market is anticipated to show burgeoning growth with a CAGR of over 10% during the forecast period. The demand from the end use industries is a major factor driving the growth of the Global Graphene Battery Market. Some of the major end-use industries include automobiles, electrical & electronics, aerospace & defense, energy, and healthcare among others. The growing industrialization and urbanization in the developing economies across the globe are expected to boost the market during the forecast years.
Among the various product type in Graphene Battery Market, the Lithium-ion batteries are the leading segment of the market and are anticipated to continue its dominance over the forecast period. This growth is attributed to advantages of Li-ion batteries such as high energy density and enhanced safety. Among the end user industry, automotive is expected to be the largest segment and is expected to grow at a considerable CAGR. The growing demand for electric vehicles is expected to contribute to the growth of the segment.
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A former master warrant officer with the Canadian Armed Forces says she developed PTSD and had to leave the military after having her kidney removed as a result of being wrongly diagnosed with cancer.
She said she was told at the time that the mistake was no one’s fault and that “medicine is not an exact science.”
Sharon Marson, who now lives in New Brunswick, attempted to sue the now-retired Ottawa urologist who diagnosed and treated her, and The Ottawa Hospital. Affidavits were filed and both sides were cross examined in them, but her lawsuit alleging medical negligence was dismissed in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice earlier this year because she waited too long to pursue it.
Marson’s surgery was in August 2000. For most lawsuits, the claim must be issued within two years. Marson pursued the lawsuit in 2015.
She said a medical report commissioned by Veterans Affairs Canada concluded in 2014 that “I have been the victim of medical malpractice.” Until then, she said, she was not aware there had been malpractice.
The case began when Marson underwent a routine medical exam in early 2000 as a condition of her service in the armed forces. Tests done after the exam found a “shadow” on her right kidney and she was referred to urologist Dr. Carl Leahy.
He ordered a series of tests. Based on those, he concluded she had cancer in the right kidney and recommended that the kidney and her ureter be surgically removed, to which she agreed.
In August 2000, during a post-op consultation, Leahy told her the mass that had been diagnosed as cancer was, in fact, benign and that she had a kidney infection and scarring, not cancer.
“Following my nephrectomy, I was told that the pathology report, much to Dr. Leahy’s surprise, was not cancer. I had been misdiagnosed. I had had a kidney infection and scar tissue, for which I had had not one symptom,” she said in a court document.
According to court documents, Marson stated that after surgery she had been told by the doctor that tests had produced a “false positive result” for cancer and that “tests can be wrong, but this is not the result of any error of the technicians operating the lab equipment or conducting the tests but that this was the nature of the tests that were conducted.”
He added, “Medicine is not an exact science.”
At the time, she said, several people encouraged her to launch a lawsuit, but she declined.
It was only when she was applying for a disability pension, she said, that she read the entire medical file and was struck by an “inconsistency” between what the doctor told her and her husband after the surgery and what the records said.
At the heart of her concern was a cytopathology test conducted prior to surgery, which was negative for cancer. Cytopathology testing examines cells from various sites in the body and is sometimes used for cancer screening. Marson argued that further testing should have been done, in light of that result, before her kidney was removed.
“He never explained to me that he should have conducted further tests and that my condition may have been cured alternatively and he maintained that the kidney and ureter required removal in order to save my life.”
In court testimony, Leahy said all the test results had been disclosed to Marson prior to the surgery. He also said that a negative cytopathology report did not rule out cancer and was not significant to his diagnosis.
Marson, meanwhile, who had been working as a supply technician, said she left the armed forces as a result of the surgery and later suffered from depression and PTSD.
When she underwent a medical exam as part of her release from the military later in 2000, she talked about the misdiagnoses as part of her reason.
“I now know that, at all material times, I have suffered from and continue to suffer from post traumatic stress disorder and severe depression as a result of the treatment.” It was only after receiving treatment for them that she was capable of commencing legal action, she said, which is why she waited more than 15 years after the surgery to commence legal proceedings.
“I was unable to make important decisions at that time due to my depressed state.”
Both Marson and the lawyer representing Leahy declined to comment. The Ottawa Hospital released this statement: “The Court was clear in its decision in this case. The hospital cannot speak on behalf of other parties.”
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Over a year ago 17-year-old Penticton highschool student Devon Blackmore collapsed and died. Originally thought to be due to a medical condition– in a shocking turn of events– his girlfriend has now been charged with manslaughter. Shelby Thom reports.


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Question: Firefighters call attack by Goshen Twp. group home girls ‘personal’

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GREEN TWP., Ohio (WKBN) – Some firefighters in Mahoning County are taking a stand, saying they will not respond to a group home in Goshen Township that has been causing some problems without police officers present.
Firefighters from two nearby departments are on call to respond to the Village Network group home, previously known as the Sharon Lynn Home for Girls.
But on Monday night, Damascus Fire Department President Tom Rhodes and Green Township Fire Chief Todd Baird made it clear — they’re not going in until police say it’s safe.
“The girls will abuse us, they’ll swear at us, they’ll throw things at us,” Rhodes said.
He said police would respond first and when they tell fire crews it’s safe, then firefighters will go in.
Chief Steven McDaniel said as long as they’re not on a more immediate call, they’ll provide an escort.
The departments made up of volunteers took a vote on the issue, though they will still respond first if there’s a fire.
“The members felt that our family was attacked and we are no longer responding there on a mutual aid basis,” Baird said.
On April 3, three teen girls walked away from the home and tried to burglarize the home of two Green Township firefighters several miles down the road. The girls assaulted them, hitting and kicking them in the face.
All three girls were arrested and taken to the Mahoning County Juvenile Justice Center.
“When you attack two members of our family, we take it personal,” Baird said.
Rhodes said Goshen police have responded to over 650 calls to the home in the last ten years. Neighbors have been complaining about it since at least 2014.
In 2015, the Wooster-based Village Network — a nonprofit providing shelter for girls with mental and behavioral problems — bought the house.
Village Network has not responded to a request for comment. A woman who answered the door at the group home Monday night said they didn’t have an official comment, but that they’re working with police on a solution.

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Question: Oates sees himself in back row, and it may not be at Broncos

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The Broncos' Corey Oates is all smiles after being recalled to Queensland's State of Origin side. Picture: Jono Searle/AAP
The Broncos' Corey Oates is all smiles after being recalled to Queensland's State of Origin side. Picture: Jono Searle/AAP
AS A winger, Corey Oates reckons he makes a pretty good back-rower.
And even his recall on Queensland's left wing for July 11's State of Origin game three hasn't changed his mind.
In fact, off-contract Oates is more determined than ever to earn a back-row start and has not ruled out leaving his beloved NRL club Brisbane to get it.
Oates gets his first Origin chance since playing the last of his four games for Queensland in last year's record series-opening 28-4 loss to NSW.
His selection is part of a backline reshuffle caused by inspirational centre and skipper Greg Inglis's unavailability due to a broken thumb.
"This means everything. It's the dream. Once you get a taste of it you always want to get it back - I missed it," Oates said of his recall.
"I didn't think I had a chance at all (this year). A few injuries helped."
While thrilled to combine with left-centre Dane Gagai, who replaces Inglis, Oates insisted on Wednesday: "I am a back-rower playing on the wing.
"I'm not the electric winger. I am slow and powerful. I feel like a forward.
"I was thrown on the wing when I first came into first grade. I was always coming through as a back-rower - I loved it and still do."
Oates is still waiting on talks with Brisbane - a process that has not been helped by the lanky Broncos winger being in between managers.
He is one of the first picked for the Broncos, on the wing, but Oates has not given up on cracking the back row - even if it means leaving Brisbane.
Asked if he would consider linking with an NRL club that offered him a back-row start, Oates said: "You always do (consider it) but you have to look at a lot of other things too, it's not just one thing I look at signing for a club.
"(But) I feel playing back row brings more out of me than the wing."
Cracking Brisbane's back row will be easier said than done with Joe Ofahengaue, Jaydn Su'A and rookie David Fifita in the squad - not that Oates has to be told.
"It's promising signs for us - well maybe not for me," he said. "It's tough but I am not going to stop knocking on the door."
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Question: Bernie Sanders kicks off cross-country tour, wants change

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Independent U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders gained roars of approval from a friendly crowd on Monday as he called for a radical transformation of the Democratic Party into a grassroots movement founded on the tenets of his unsuccessful Democratic presidential campaign: fighting against the billionaire class and rigged economic and political systems.
Sanders, of Vermont, and Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez, who faced some boos as he spoke, launched a cross-country tour together in Maine, where Sanders won the Democratic presidential caucuses. The tour will take them from Maine to eight other states, including Florida, Arizona, Montana and Nevada.
Sanders, who ran as a Democrat against Hillary Clinton but returned to the Senate as an independent, said the Democratic Party must stop ignoring half the nation's states and take on corporate greed on behalf of the working class. Perez urged attendees to resist Republican President Donald Trump by winning seats in Congress, statehouses and school boards.
"That's what we will do: Fight like hell with you," Perez said.
A crowd of roughly 1,200 filled the State Theatre, with the loudest cheers for Sanders and jeers at mentions of the "1 percent" and Trump's executive orders and proposed budget cuts.
"Our vision for the future of this country is a very different vision than yours," Sanders said, as he called for living wages, protecting Planned Parenthood and fighting income inequality.
He also said he's introducing legislation to create a single-payer health care system.
Some in the crowd also booed at the first mention of the Democratic National Committee. Perez's predecessor, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, resigned after Sanders' campaign pounced on leaked emails that they said showed party officials had favored Clinton during the primaries.
Some attendees said it's time to unite and reform the Democratic Party, while others said they're skeptical of the political establishment and big money in politics.
Sean Potter, a Sanders supporter and musician from Falmouth, said he was curious to hear from Sanders, whom he noted "kind of got shafted by" the Democratic Party.
Sander's appearance comes as Democratic parties nationwide are trying to appeal to the working class in states including Maine, where a resurgent Republican Party in the last decade has gained ground in rural communities roiled by the closing of paper mills and sluggish economic growth.
Sanders drew thousands to a rally at the civic center in Portland in July 2015, showing he was more than a fringe candidate. In the end, he earned nearly two-thirds of the ballots cast in Maine's Democratic presidential caucuses to beat Clinton. Clinton, though, won the party's presidential nomination.
Sanders also did well in rural areas that supported Republican candidate Ted Cruz, a U.S. senator from Texas, in the primary and Trump in the November election.
Troy Jackson, a logger from the northern Maine town of Allagash and the Maine Democratic Senate leader, said it's time that Democrats to work harder for those communities.
"Where I'm from, people live their lives far removed from the powerful elites that seem to hold their destinies in their hands," he said.
Jackson also said he's "heard from a lot of pundits that the average American feels powerless."
"We know it's rigged," he said.
Elissa Moore drove two hours to the rally from Dover-Foxcroft, where she voted for Clinton but has remained a "big fan" of Sanders. She's increasingly become involved with politics since Trump's inauguration and worries that gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people will suffer under his administration.
"Republicans picked up on something, whether it was racism or small-town America not feeling respected or understood," said Moore, a mother and occupational therapist. "Democrats have the reputation of being elitist. That offended people when they went to vote."
Trump has denounced racism and has promised to "make America great again."

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Bernie Sanders is revving the engines of his long-promised “political revolution.”
The Vermont independent senator, who caucuses with the Democrats, is tapping back into his national network of supporters. He’s drawing millions of viewers for events he streams live on Facebook. And he’s delivering a series of speeches designed to counter President Donald Trump and offer his own progressive vision.
Taken together, his moves in 2018’s first weeks show that Sanders is road-testing ways to deliver a message tailored to the Trump era without filters, and to activate his supporters behind it — even as he insists publicly and privately that it’s too early to commit to a 2020 presidential run.
“We are starting to see the beginning of a political revolution, something long overdue,” Sanders declared after scanning the progressive anti-Trump resistance in his live-to-Facebook response to Trump’s State of the Union this week.
There is ample reason to doubt a Sanders 2020 run: He’d be 79 years old on election day. His wife, Jane Sanders, is embroiled in a federal investigation into a land deal she made while president of Burlington College. And an awkward clash with a local newspaper reporter showed that Sanders may be uncomfortable entering the race as a front-runner, where the scrutiny is more intense and impossible to control.
But the next presidential race is on the minds of Sanders’ allies. A number of top aides involved in his 2016 campaign huddled recently and discussed what a 2020 presidential run would look like — a meeting first reported by Politico.
Still, Sanders’ camp insists he’s focused now on helping Democrats — particularly like-minded progressives — win this year, in hopes of stymieing Trump for the latter half of his first term.
“That’s really where his head is at, is ‘How do we put a check on the President?'” said Jeff Weaver, Sanders’ 2016 campaign manager. “For everybody who is horrified about what this White House is trying to do, having a Democratic-controlled Congress — even one house of Congress — would be a tremendous check.”
2018 plans
Sanders intends to travel extensively to support progressive candidates. First up, aides said, is likely a Midwestern trip where Sanders would campaign for three Democratic House contenders: Chuy Garcia in Illinois, Sanders presidential campaign veteran Pete D’Alessandro in Iowa and Randy Bryce, who is challenging House Speaker Paul Ryan in Wisconsin.
For the midterms, Sanders also plans to re-activate his “distributed organizing network” of supporters — the massive network of volunteers who made tens of millions of calls and texts for his presidential campaign — to help Democrats Sanders supports.
Such a trial run would be a luxury if he were to run for president in 2020. Sanders’ 2016 campaign started as a shoestring operation and expanded on the fly as he gained momentum; he’d enter 2020 with an infrastructure and network far larger than those of any other Democrat, and with many of the kinks already worked out.
Bernie TV
Since the 2016 election, Sanders has also built a massive collection of Facebook videos — and is now beginning to host his own live events, circumventing the mainstream political press while attracting massive audiences.
Most clips are short — between one and three minutes. His staff posts as many as five videos a day — often just packaging, adding context and slapping a logo onto Sanders’ remarks in TV interviews or at public events. Sanders brought on NowThis News’ Armand Aviram to help produce them. And, spokesman Josh Miller-Lewis said, the senator personally weighs in on the videos’ content “all the time. It’s one of his biggest areas of focus.”
The short videos are posted on his Senate Facebook page, which has 7.5 million followers. (His campaign page has another 5 million.)
They get attention — combined, his “Medicare for all”-focused videos have more than 100 million views since August.
But the biggest events are Sanders’ livestreams. He drew 1.1 million live viewers for a “Medicare for all” town hall in January — an evening audience that rivaled cable news networks — and 2 million viewers total. His State of the Union response got 1 million total viewers.
Sanders has partnered with progressive online news outlets to air his events. He’s also launched his own podcast.
Big speeches
He’s also making sweeping speeches focused on topics far removed from Trump-focused news cycles. On Wednesday, Sanders delivered a speech focused on climate change — a notable omission in both Trump’s State of the Union and Massachusetts Rep. Joe Kennedy III’s official Democratic response.
But while Sanders is most comfortable talking about his bread-and-butter issues — Medicare for all, climate change, college affordability and income inequality — he’s also taking Trump on in cultural terms.
At a Latino Victory Fund event this week, Sanders labeled the Trump White House “the most extremist, reactionary, xenophobic, bigoted and thankfully, in many ways, the most inept and incompetent administration in the history of our country.”
“What Trump and his friends are trying to do is exploit old fracture lines in our society — racism, sexism, homophobia, Islamophobia, religious bigotry,” he said. “In these dismal times, it is more important now than ever that we offer a vision to the American people — a vision of hope; a vision of what this nation can become.”


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Question: ThyssenKrupp restructuring to continue after Tata steel deal: CEO Hiesinger

ThyssenKrupp Chief Executive said he would restructure the German industrial conglomerate further after signing a long-awaited deal to merge its steel assets with those of India's Tata Steel.
The steel merger, which will create Europe's second largest steel business with annual sales of 17 billion euros ($19.8 billion), was finally sealed last weekend after two years of at times difficult talks.
Seeking to manage expectations before a strategy presentation to the supervisory board next week, Hiesinger told a German newspaper that, although ThyssenKrupp had undergone far-reaching change, more was to come.
"Our work is never done. And our way is very clear," he told the Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung in an interview. "ThyssenKrupp will become a strong industrial and services group."
Hiesinger had faced pressure from activist and Elliott to get the steel deal done and devote his efforts to streamlining the group's unfashionable conglomerate structure.
ThyssenKrupp has reserved the sole right to decide whether and when to float the joint venture, called ThyssenKrupp Tata Steel, and would also collect 55 per cent of the proceeds of a stock market listing.
Hiesinger parried questions on when that might happen, however, reminding his interviewer that the partners had agreed to keep a majority in the business for six years.
He also declined to give details of his forthcoming plans, saying only that he would present a "sharper strategic picture".
ThyssenKrupp, which makes everything from submarines to elevators, may put its Materials Services division - the group's biggest by sales - and parts of its shipbuilding business on the block.
A source has said that the supervisory board could decide on a divestment at its forthcoming meeting.
Hiesinger pushed back against investor criticism that he has been slow to overhaul the company, which employs 160,000 workers, since taking the helm in 2011.
"We have brought about a comprehensive change of culture," he said. "We have substantially reduced the company's debts and significantly improved its earnings situation," he said.

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DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - The chief minister of Germany’s state of North Rhine-Westphalia has been elected to the board of the foundation that is the largest shareholder in engineering group ThyssenKrupp (TKAG.DE), it said on Monday. Armin Laschet of the conservative Christian Democratic Union party CDU is sworn in after being elected as North Rhine-Westphalia's federal state premier in Duesseldorf, Germany, June 27, 2017. REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay The election for a seven-year term of Armin Laschet, from Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union, comes as ThyssenKrupp seeks to diversify away from its traditional focus on steel. “The membership is not tied to the position of chief minister. It is the individual who is elected, as with all other members,” the Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Foundation said in a statement. The foundation controls more than 20 percent in ThyssenKrupp, which has agreed to merge its steel operations with those of India’s Tata Steel (TISC.NS) and is focusing on growth areas like elevators and auto components. Labour leaders have urged the state government to take a more active interest in ThyssenKrupp to minimise possible job losses that may result from the steel merger. The state’s previous chief minister, Social Democrat Hannelore Kraft, was a member of the Krupp foundation board but stood down after losing an election in May.
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Question: NDP bus breakdowns during southwestern swing

WATFORD, Ont. — Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath had an unexpected campaign stop during her swing through southwestern Ontario on Wednesday — a campaign bus breakdown.
Horwath's bus, dubbed the "Proletariat Chariot" by media riding on it for the campaign, experienced mechanical problems on Highway 402 near Watford, Ont.
The bus pulled over safely after a burning smell started to enter the cabin.
A faulty fanbelt was believed to be the problem.

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Question: Argentina prosecutor seeks approval to investigate president

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — An Argentine prosecutor is seeking judicial permission to investigate President Mauricio Macri and two other high level officials over last year's settlement of a debt owed to the government by a company owned by the president's father.
Federal prosecutor Juan Pedro Zoni says the settlement did not protect the public interest adequately and the officials should be investigated. A federal judge must now decide whether an investigation is warranted for Macri, Communication Minister Oscar Aguad and the ministry's director of legal affairs, Juan Manuel Mocoroa.
The case involves Correo Argentino, the country's post office that was owned by the president's father in the 1990s until it went bankrupt in 2001. The government agreed last year to settle the debt of almost 300 million pesos by having the company pay back twice that amount but in installments spread out until 2033.
Last week, the general prosecutor of the Appellate Court, Gabriela Boquin, ruled the deal was prejudicial to the state.

Thousands of Guatemalan protesters including farmers, activists and indigenous groups, marched through the capital of the Central American country Tuesday to demand the resignation of President Jimmy Morales, who faces allegations of campaign finance corruption.
The protesters converged on the historic center of Guatemala City demanding not only that Morales quit, but that members of Congress who have refused to strip him of his legal immunity so he can be fully investigated also step down.
"We demand the resignation of President Jimmy Morales and the corrupt deputies," said Erika Martinez, head of the Committee for Rural Development in Guatemala, the organization that called the protests.
The crowds took almost six hours to march from all corners of the city, occupying public squares as they went, before converging in the center where speaker after speaker ripped into the government.
Morales, a 49-year-old former television comedian, has spent the past eight months denying that his right-wing FCN-Nation party received campaign donations which it failed to report to the Supreme Court, as it was required by law to do.
The International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG), a UN-sponsored body charged with fighting corruption in the country, has backed prosecutors' calls for Morales' presidential immunity to be lifted, to allow investigators to properly delve into the case, but Congress has so far sidestepped any move to do so.
Both prosecutors and CICIG announced last week a second investigation into allegations that Morales had skirted the rules on reporting campaign funds in order to accept a million dollars' worth of donations from business leaders to his party.
Protesters carried placards that repeated Morales' campaign slogan that promised "no corruption, no thieves" and called his election a "fraud."
The march organizers also demanded an investigation into links between organized crime and the judicial sector -- following the revelation earlier this year of a bribery ring led by a high-profile lawyer designed to rig elections for supreme court justices.
Martinez said they are demanding assurances that the country's next chief prosecutor will have "no links to corruption."
Morales has until mid-May to replace Thelma Aldana, the current attorney general who has worked with CICIG to combat public sector fraud.


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Question: Judge dismisses rape charge against former 49er McDonald

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — A Santa Clara County judge has dismissed a rape charge against former San Francisco 49er Ray McDonald after prosecutors said the woman who made the allegation refused to testify.
Judge David A. Cena dismissed the charge — one count of rape of an intoxicated person — on Monday. Santa Clara County prosecutor Chris Lamiero said in a statement he tried to convince the victim to testify, but she refused.
The woman said she slipped and fell on a pool deck at McDonald's San Jose home in December 2014 and continued to fall after that because of her initial head injury and alcohol consumption. She accused McDonald of carrying her upstairs to his bedroom and sexually assaulting her.
McDonald faced a maximum of eight years in prison.

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Question: Terrorist bomber at the Port Authority bus terminal was ‘ISIS-inspired Bangladeshi’

Breaking UPDATE: New York City bombing suspect ID'd as Akayed Ullah, 27, officials say. "He had burns and wounds to his body…This male was wearing an improvised low-tech explosive device attached to his body. He intentionally detonated that device." – @NYPDONeill pic.twitter.com/982E0dRMz7 — Fox News (@FoxNews) December 11, 2017
UPDATE: Bomber was ‘ISIS-inspired Bangladeshi’, according to ex-NYPD commish.
#PortAuthorityBomb suspect 27 year old Bangladeshi national Akayed Ullah. Came to US 7 years ago. Lives in Brooklyn. Bomb exploded on his torso. @CBSNewYork pic.twitter.com/ekPG08SFiS — Magdalena Doris (@MagdalenaDoris) December 11, 2017
One person was in custody after an explosion near New York City’s Port Authority bus terminal during Monday morning’s rush hour — a blast that prompted mass chaos and halted multiple subway lines, the NYPD said.
The explosion reportedly occurred around 7:30 a.m. near 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue, NYPD and FDNY officials confirmed to Fox News.
Breaking UPDATE: Four people suffered minor injuries in New York City explosion, the FDNY said, though it's unclear if the attacker was included among them. https://t.co/ZUlCYV7RRU pic.twitter.com/Qc6shYCXvV — Fox News (@FoxNews) December 11, 2017
Update regarding explosion at 42nd St and 8th Ave, in subway: One male suspect is in custody. No injuries other than suspect at this time. Avoid the area. Subways bypassing #PortAuthority and Times Square Stations. Info is preliminary. pic.twitter.com/bEAdjq8mYc — NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) December 11, 2017
An NYPD source on the scene told Fox News a device went off and there was a person strapped with a bomb. Port Authority police took down the suspected bomber at gunpoint, Port Authority Police Benevolent Association tweeted. A law enforcement official also told AP that police believe an explosive device was set off on a Manhattan subway platform.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Police Department says it is responding to a report of an explosion near Times Square.
The response is centered in the area of the Port Authority bus terminal.
It’s led to delays along some of the subway lines that pass beneath the bus terminal.
Some passengers have been evacuated as a precaution.
There were no immediate reports of injuries.
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