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Question: US back on track for World Cup, Pulisic leads rout of Panama

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ORLANDO, Fla. — Teenage star Christian Pulisic scored with a brilliant touch to complete a field-length attack just eight minutes in, then split the defence with a pass that set up Jozy Altidore for the first of the forward's two goals and put the United States back on track for next year's World Cup with a 4-0 rout of Panama on Friday night.
Pulisic fed Altidore for a 2-0 lead in the 19th. Altidore converted a penalty kick with a chip in the 43rd after Bobby Wood was fouled, and Wood added a goal in the 63rd.
The U.S. ended a three-match winless streak in qualifying and with 12 points and moved two points ahead of Panama into third place — the last automatic berth — in the North and Central American and Caribbean region. Honduras has nine points going into its match Saturday at Costa Rica, which is second with 15.
Goal difference means the Americans put themselves in great shape to reach an eighth straight World Cup, almost certainly with a win Tuesday at Trinidad and Tobago and likely with a draw if Honduras fails to win Saturday. The U.S. is plus-five to minus-two for Panama and minus-seven for Honduras.
The region's fourth-place team advances to a playoff next month against Australia or Syria.
"We could have finished better on the day and scored more goals," U.S. coach Bruce Arena said.
Playing his first international match since he turned 19 last month, Pulisic was moved to central midfield from the flanks by coach Bruce Arena and sparked the attack from the opening whistle with pace and ball control seldom seen from Americans.
After Gabriel Gomez broke free from Omar Gonzalez and shot over the crossbar, Tim Howard's goal kick was headed forward by Bobby Wood about 10 yards past midfield.
Altidore one-timed the ball ahead to on a sprinting Pulisic, and the midfielder reached back with his left leg to flick the ball ahead. Pulisic jumped to avoid Roman Torres' challenge and used the outside of his right foot to play the ball forward. As goalkeeper Jaime Penedo came off his line, Pulisic used the outside of his right foot again to play the ball wide and jumped over Pinedo's outstretched arm. At the edge of the 6-yard box and just 2 yards from the endline, Pulisic reached with his right foot to slot the ball in, completing a 112-yard U.S. move. Pulisic tumbled over as the ball rolled in for his eighth goal in 19 international appearances, his fourth in the hex.
Pulisic created the second goal when he played the ball between his feet and faked Michael Murillo on the left flank Pulisic broke ahead and fed Altidore, who split the centre backs and redirected the ball in from 5 yards for his first goal of the hexagonal. At that point, Pulisic had played a part in 11 of the Americans' 14 goals in the hex.

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While one Barcelona star is set to remain with the club, an ex-Barca winger is looking to recruit another former player to Paris.
Andre Iniesta signed a “lifetime contract” to remain with Barcelona. (REPORT)
Neymar reportedly wants Paris Saint-Germain to go out and sign Alexis Sanchez from Arsenal. (REPORT)
Tottenham defender Toby Alderweireld says he is still waiting on a new contract from the club. (REPORT)
With Germany’s World Cup spot already booked, Toni Kroos will sit out the country’s final World Cup qualifiers with a rib injury. (REPORT)
Set to miss out on World Cup qualifiers due to injury, Gareth Bale has returned to Real Madrid. (REPORT)
Romelu Lukaku will not feature in Belgium’s qualifier against Bosnia & Herzegovina, but could be back in the team against Cyprus. (REPORT)
THURSDAY REWIND
SBI takes a look at who should start for the USMNT. (READ)
Graham Zusi and Bruce Arena aren’t dwelling on the past against Panama. (READ)
Christian Pulisic and Bob Bradley headline USMNT Notes. (READ)
Tim Howard responded to Alexi Lalas’ criticism of the USMNT. (READ)
Howard and Brad Guzan continue to battle for the No. 1 goalkeeping spot. (READ)


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Question: Round-faced comic Ralphie May dies of cardiac arrest at 45

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LOS ANGELES — A spokeswoman for Ralphie May says the comedian has died. He was 45.
In a statement Friday, publicist Stacey Pokluda says May died of cardiac arrest. She said he had been fighting pneumonia, which caused him to cancel a few appearances in the past month.
His body was found Friday morning at a private residence in Las Vegas.
On Wednesday, the round-faced May was named casino comedian of the year at the Global Gaming Expo. He was booked through the rest of 2017 at Harrah’s Las Vegas.
May, a Tennessee native who was raised in Arkansas, parlayed a second-place finish on TV’s “Last Comic Standing” in 2003 into TV and club appearances.
His publicist said May’s survivors include his wife, Lahna Turner, and children April June and August James.

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Photo by: Al Levine/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank(NORTH CAROLINA) — Night Court and Cheers actor Harry Anderson was killed by a stroke, according to a coroner’s report obtained by TMZ.
The 65-year-old actor, who had suffered a long bout of flu and a series of strokes earlier this year, the gossip site notes, suffered what’s called a “cardioembolic cerebrovascular accident” — essentially, another stroke — on April 16, before he was found unresponsive by his wife in their home in Asheville, North Carolina.
The ruling appears to confirm what Anderson’s good friend and fellow actor, Philip Proctor, wrote in a Facebook post the day of Anderson’s death that he, “passed away quietly in his sleep of unknown causes after contacting the flu several months ago and experiencing some mild strokes while in hospital.”
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Sebastien Normandin wanted for attempted murder in relation to a 2016 incident in Victoria
International police operation Interpol have listed a Victoria man as a person of interest.
Sebastien Jack Pierre Normandin, 47, was the suspect of a domestic violence incident in Victoria in late December of 2016.
Normandin fled at the time despite two counts of attempted murder, allegedly in connection with a serious vehicle collision involving a former girlfriend that occurred at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 27 of 2016. Police were called to the collision in the 1000 block of Gillespie Place in Victoria.
The 1.9-metre-tall (6-foot-5), 200-pound Normandin has been reported as the same Normandin who missed bail in the fall and who posts semi-regularly to social media, has a PhD in history and makes philosophical posts.
Normandin has a red notice status with Interpol – an equivalent to an international warrant – and is believed to have fled Canada to another country.
He’s wanted for attempt murder (times two), assault causing bodily harm, criminal harassment, dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, assault causing bodily harm, assault and failure to comply with conditions.

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Question: Peltz says P&G proxy fight "dumb", will go down to wire

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['This news article should be represented to find a fitting news title.', 'It took Sara Beckel a year to recover from postpartum depression.\n"It was debilitating on all fronts," Beckel told HuffPost Canada. "If brexanolone had been around, I would have said \'sign me up!\'"\nAs a certified labour doula and founder of Family First Doula Service & Maternal Wellness in Regina, Sask., Beckel has been following the progress of brexanolone, the world\'s first postpartum depression drug developed by biopharmaceutial company Sage Therapeutics.\n"The pain and suffering was so great that the chance to escape the daily torture of postpartum depression would have been life changing," Beckel said. "A drug like brexanolone would have given me my life back that I feel was stolen right out from under me."\nPostpartum depression is common and can be debilitating\nApproximately 20 per cent of women experience postpartum depression (PPD) affecting 76,000 women in Canada and 400,000 women in the United States annually. PPD results in adverse effects for the mother as well as the child and symptoms include frequent feelings of sadness, worthlessness, hopelessness, guilt, anxiety, irritability and/or anger.\nCurrently, when a woman presents with postpartum depression symptoms, a doctor might prescribe her an antidepressant which could take up to six weeks to take effect, if at all. She may have to switch to a different antidepressant and start the process all over again.\nBut in brexanolone trials, women with moderate to severe postpartum depression who were given an IV infusion over the course of 2.5 days revealed dramatic improvements within 24 hours that lasted for 30 days, the length of time researchers monitored the women for their study.\nWhat is brexanolone?\nThe drug is a synthetic form of allopregnanolone, a hormone which increases in women during pregnancy then drops dramatically following child birth.\nThe decline in hormones following labour — including estrogen, progesterone, and in particular allopregnanolone — and its adverse effect on the brain\'s neurotransmitters in some women is one of the prevailing theories into the cause of postpartum depression.\nThough the mechanism of action isn\'t entirely known, providing brexanolone to women suffering from postpartum depression works to help fill the gap created by the sudden loss in allopregnanolone.\nWe believe in screening and diagnosis of #ppd – for the sake of the mother, child and family. #mmhmatters #ThisIsSage — Sage Therapeutics (@SageBiotech) May 24, 2018\n"The idea that you could potentially have a drug that could have women treated very quickly within days, which is very different than what\'s currently available would be a paradigm shift that would be extremely exciting for the field," Brexanolone Academic Principal Investigator Samantha Meltzer-Brody told HuffPost Canada.\n"From a women\'s mental health perspective, that\'s a big deal."\nThe drug is currently under review by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and if approved, could be on the market as early as 2019. Brexanolone also looks promising in Europe, having received the Priority Medicines designation from the European Medicines Agency, a designation to "enhance support for the development of medicines that target an unmet medical need."\nSo, when is it coming to Canada?\n"We are not providing specific guidance on our global regulatory strategy," Sage Therapeutics Senior Director Jeff Boyle told Huffpost Canada, "but we are taking a thoughtful, step-wise approach that supports broad registration for this potentially transformative medicine."\nSimone Vigod, a psychiatrist and lead of the Reproductive Life Stages Program at Women\'s College Hospital in Toronto, has been closely following brexanolone\'s progress. She believes the science has been promising, though she would like to see more research on it before its use becomes widespread.\n"Samples in the published randomized trial were small, so it would be useful to see replication," Vigod told HuffPost Canada. "Also, it will be important to see the results for women with less severe depression with postpartum onset, and whether there will be benefit for women who have postpartum depression but for whom the onset was not perinatal."\nResults so far have been promising\nResults of Sage Therapeutic\'s "significant and clinically meaningful" phase two findings involving 21 women were published last summer in The Lancet. Women less than six months postpartum with severe postpartum depression were randomly assigned to receive either brexanolone or a placebo treatment for 60 hours. Women were not permitted to breastfeed while receiving treatment.\nUsing the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HAM-D), researchers found that in the women who received brexanolone, scores decreased by 21 points. In women who received the placebo, HAM-D scores decreased by eight points. Side effects included dizziness and drowsiness.\nThe results of two phase three brexanolone trials were recently revealed. In the first trial of 100 women with moderate PPD, brexanolone was shown to reduce HAM-D scores by 14.2 points versus 12 points in women who were given a placebo.\nIn the second trial of 138 women with severe PPD, brexanolone was shown to reduce HAM-D scores by 19.9 points with a low dose of the drug and by 17.7 points with a high dose of the drug versus 14 points in women who were given a placebo.\nCommon side effects included headaches, dizziness, drowsiness, and infusion site pain.\n"Larger numbers will increase confidence around safety, including implications for safety in lactation," Vigod said. 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Oct 6 (Reuters) - Procter & Gamble should simply not have bothered resisting activist investor Nelson Peltz's push for a board seat, he said on Friday, promising to keep his shares in the consumer goods company even if he lost next week's vote.
Peltz said that the company had wasted more than $100 million to keep him off the board, despite him having no intention of replacing any board member or Chief Executive David Taylor, and that the vote would be close.
"This proxy fight is probably the dumbest thing I've ever been involved in," Peltz told CNBC on Friday.
One of the best known activist investors in corporate America, Peltz has amassed a $3.5 billion stake in P&G through his firm Trian Fund Management.
He says he wants the company to improve shareholder returns by speeding up a transformation begun in 2014 and further streamlining its operations, moves he hopes he can push with a board seat.
He has also repeatedly said that the company has a "suffocating bureaucracy" that is stalling progress and that reorganizing the company into three global business units would reduce complexity.
"P&G has lost its soul," Peltz said.
With a $235 billion market capitalization, the Oct. 10 vote makes Procter & Gamble the biggest ever firm to face a proxy fight - where two competing groups battle for the shareholder votes needed to control and change companies.
P&G in a statement on Friday reiterated its stance that Peltz wasn't a right fit for the board, particularly at this time as the company was in the final stages of its transformation.
"Peltz's timing is late to P&G's turnaround," the company said in the statement. (Reporting by Siddharth Cavale in Bengaluru)

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In an open letter to Akzo Nobel (OTCQX:AKZOF, OTCQX:AKZOY) stakeholders, PPG Industries (PPG +0.7% ) makes a direct appeal to pressure their company to negotiate its $24B takeover offer.
PPG touts its stronger stock market performance, sales growth and successful takeover history as reasons for negotiations to begin, arguing that the combined company would be stronger than two independent competitors.
The letter comes ahead of Akzo’s plan this week to unveil its strategy to separate its specialty chemicals business in an attempt to raise the stock price, a plan PPG says "will be more risky, create more uncertainty for Akzo Nobel employees... and create less value than our proposal."


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Question: Tara Palmer-Tomkinson 'did not have brain tumour' says sister

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Tara Palmer-Tomkinson died of natural causes and "did not have a brain tumour", her sister has said.
Author Santa Montefiore posted a series of tweets thanking people for their support in recent days following Palmer-Tomkinson's death at the age of 45, but added that she wanted to "clarify" a few things and referenced a coroner's report.
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She wrote: "I've been so touched by the warm response to Tara's death. Thank you from the whole family. But I'd like to clarify a couple of points.
"Today the coroner's report states that Tara died of natural causes - a perforated ulcer. She did not have a brain tumour."
Montefiore added that "contrary to some reports, Tara was not the goddaughter of HRH the Prince of Wales".
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She wrote: "Tara's good friends & family know that she was in high spirits in her last days. She had plans, trips & had written a moving new song."
She finished her stream of statements by adding: "Lastly there will be a fuller statement from the PT family later today. Thank you again."

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Keith Chegwin might have been fighting his own health battle over the last few weeks - but he still had time to help others.
The selfless TV star - who was on portable oxygen in the last two months - had been in touch with Katie Price after her mum Amy was diagnosed with the same terminal lung condition that killed him.
And on hearing about the star's death last night after a ''long-term battle with a progressive lung condition" Katie took to Twitter to share her grief.
"I'm absolutely gutted that Keith has passed away," she wrote about her Celebrity Big Brother co-star from the 2015 series.
"I only spoke to him few weeks ago and he was giving my mum advice as she is suffering with the same lung condition my mum has which is IPF an incurable disease!"
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She added: "He was such a very down to earth and extremely funny and absolutely loved his wife maria and children so much!
"I will miss him and so gutted as we were all trying to fit in a date to meet up.
"I'm just in shock how quick this has all happened since I spoke to him.
"RIP Keith and will continue with your advice for my mum."
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Katie's mum Amy was told she had between three and five years left to live after being diagnosed with terminal lung condition idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
Amy was given the heartbreaking news following an x-ray after initially going to hospital for asthma and a little cough.
Appearing with Katie on Loose Women earlier this year, Amy said that she wanted her daughter to be settled before she 'pegs it.'
Keith was suffering from idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis which causes fibrosis or scarring of the lungs, making the organ stiffer and breathing more difficult.
As was the case for Keith, the condition worsened over time, and there was no cure.
Smoking is thought to be a contributing cause, along with pollution, acid reflux, certain viruses and genetics.


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Question: Morrisons launches 'The Big Daddy' mega fry up for £6

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If you can't resist a full English then you might want to head down to one of Morrisons' in-store cafes.
The supermarket is selling an enormous 19-piece fry up, for the pocket-friendly price of £6.
Dubbed 'The Big Daddy', it comes with three rashers of British bacon, three British pork sausages, three hash browns, two half slices of fried bread, two fried eggs, two half tomatoes, two black puddings, baked beans and sliced mushrooms.
Phew!
The meal has eight more items than Morrisons' standard breakfast and is said to be "double the size" of most other supermarket fry ups.
Helen Tordoff from Morrisons said: ''Our standard cooked breakfast is one of our most popular meals on the menu, but customers have asked for one that’s even bigger.
The ''Big Daddy Breakfast'' is an excellent choice for customers with a big appetite.''
The huge meal is available to buy now.
Morrisons also offers a Big Breakfast, £4.70 and a Little Breakfast £3.90, and if you're looking for a healthier option you can choose from porridge or 'super' scrambled eggs.

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Forget steaks and chocolate cakes - bargain retailer B&M is offering a romantic meal at a rock-bottom price this Valentine's.
The bargain retailer is offering a "fuss-free" meal deal for lovers on a budget.
But we're not guaranteeing dishing it up on Valentine's Day will impress the target of your affections.
Because the starter is a packet of prawn cocktail Skips - and it doesn't get much better from there, reports the Liverpool Echo.
For mains there is Uncle Ben's Sweet and Sour rice pots while dessert is Bird's Strawberry Trifle.
As no meal deal would be complete without a side order, B&M is including Blue Dragon Prawn Crackers too.
At least the whole meal is only priced at £3.88.
A B&M spokesperson said: “We’re always being asked if we do a dine-in deal by our customers so this year we decided to create a deal that won’t break the bank.
“This isn’t any old dine-in deal, this is a B&M dine-in deal! No fuss or faffing about, just proper good food for you and your lover.”
The deal is available to buy in stores now. You can find your nearest B&M stores here.


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Question: B.C. VIEWS: Cannabis Day celebration put off until October

Canada Day 2018 was supposed to be Cannabis Day, as we became the first industrialized country to officially legalize recreational marijuana.
Alas, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s bold vision has once again bumped up against reality, and it will be mid-October beforeprovinces pull together the systems required to take over distribution and regulation.
All Ottawa had to do was pass a law and slap an excise tax of a dollar a gram on recreational sales. B.C. has to create and regulate a production, warehouse and retail store system, enforce an age limit of 19, a public possession limit of 30 grams, a home growing limit of four plants, and step up its existing efforts to control drug-impaired driving.
B.C. has chosen to mirror its alcohol sales system for the new era. The Liquor Distribution Branch will have a wholesale monopoly and open stand-alone “BC Cannabis Stores” staffed by unionized liquor store employees with additional training. But as with liquor retailing, private stores will be allowed to compete, as long as they can get provincial and local approval.
The province is about to experience a reality check too. Walking around downtown Victoria, I see a pot store every couple of blocks in some places. Some have city licences, some don’t. Most pretend to be medical dispensaries, selling buds with nameslike “Bubba God” and “Gorilla Glue” because they’re, you know, medicine.
These dispensaries claim their pot comes from federally licensed medical producers, but that’s often fiction too. B.C. has something that is now called a “craft cannabis” industry that the B.C. government is trying to keep from killing off, while somehow weeding out our world-famous organized crime producers.
Kootenay MLAs are worried that legalization is going to collapse a large part of their local economies, as big greenhouse factories take over. The recently formed B.C. Independent Cannabis Association is predicting there will be a huge shortage of legitimate product, starting the day legalization takes effect. And no one expects the drug gangs to go quietly.
There is still no approved roadside test for pot impairment, although police in B.C. have been given the same 90-day roadside suspension authority they have for drinking and driving. And there is another problem, with the state of the Liquor Distribution Branch.
The government quietly released a report in late June, detailing the struggles of craft beer, cider and spirits producers with the provincial distribution monopoly. The NDP government, like the B.C. Liberals, loves the craft industry like it loves B.C. wineries, but you wouldn’t know it from the way they’re being treated.
Craft cider producers describe the out-of-date system they deal with. Those who produce cider with only B.C. apples are lumped in with the LDB’s “pre-mixed cocktails and coolers” in the “refreshments” category.
“It finds itself categorized with products such as Mike’s Hard Lemonade, Growers and other ‘cooler’-style beverages that are generally made with high levels of sugar, artificial flavouring and the addition of spirits,” craft producers say in the report.
The “refreshments” category comes with a 73 per cent wholesale markup, which is the government’s cut. For a bottle of commercial vodka, by the way, it’s 124 per cent. This tells you why the LDB hasn’t yet comprehended what “craft cider” actually is. It took years of political attention to bring the wholesale markup for craft beer down to 12-14 per cent.
What will the LDB’s wholesale markup be for craft cannabis, or for that matter any cannabis? They’re still working on that, but so far they haven’t figured out they’re killing craft cider.
Tom Fletcher is B.C. legislature reporter and columnist for Black Press. Email: tfletcher@blackpress.ca
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Question: Anti-US base mayor seeks re-election in Okinawa's Nago city

TOKYO: A mayor opposed to a U.S. Marines base on Okinawa seeks re-election in a poll on Sunday, raising the prospect that the facility will remain an irritant in Japan-U.S. relations.
Japan's central government and Okinawa authorities have long bickered over a plan, first agreed between Tokyo and Washington in 1996, to relocate the U.S. Marines' Futenma air base from an urban area in central Okinawa to the less populated Henoko district of the northern city of Nago.
Nago Mayor Susumu Inamine and Okinawa Governor Takeshi Onaga are among the opponents of the move, seeking to have Futenma's functions moved off Okinawa entirely. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government wants to forge ahead with the relocation.
Many Okinawa residents associate the U.S. military presence with crime, pollution and accidents, and resentment has been rekindled by a spate of incidents involving U.S. military aircraft. In December, a window fell from a U.S. helicopter onto a school sports field, fanning safety concerns.
Inamine, who is seeking a third four-year term with opposition support, was leading challenger Taketoyo Toguchi, backed by Abe's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and its junior coalition partner, the Komeito party, a Yomiuri newspaper survey published on Jan. 30 showed.
A win for Toguchi would make it easier for Abe's government to carry through the relocation. A former local assembly member, Toguchi has pledged to improve the city's economy.
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Work is underway for construction of a Futenma replacement facility, but some aspects require approval from the Nago mayor, so the re-election of Inamine could bring delays.
Polls close at 8:00 p.m. (11:00 GMT) and media exit polls are expected afterwards. Final official results may not be available until early on Monday.
(Reporting by Linda Sieg; Editing by Clarence Fernandez)

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TOKYO (AP) - Popular Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike, a rumored candidate in upcoming parliamentary elections, says she wants to influence national politics to speed up changes needed in Japan by starting them in her city.
Koike, who became Tokyo's first female leader last year and led her local party to a stunning victory in July city elections, has launched a new national party to challenge Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in the Oct. 22 parliamentary vote.
Koike told The Associated Press on Friday she wants to use her experience in Tokyo to encourage changes nationally, and is working with like-minded politicians to push for her goals. She says women's advancement and measures for Japan's aging and shrinking population have come too slowly under Abe.
Tokyo Governor and Party of Hope leader Yuriko Koike speaks during an interview with The Associated Press at her party's office in Tokyo, Friday, Oct. 6, 2017. Just days before Japan's national election campaign kicks off, all eyes are on Koike, Tokyo's governor. (AP Photo/Koji Sasahara)
She didn't make clear if she is seeking the prime ministership.


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Question: Deep coaching ties between No. 6 Washington, California

SEATTLE — California coach Justin Wilcox is on his own little reunion tour through the Pac-12 Conference.
Seeing old faces is the least of Wilcox's concerns at this point, with California having lost two straight and facing another major challenge on Saturday at No. 6 Washington.
Last week, Wilcox returned to his alma mater Oregon and watched the Ducks hand the Golden Bears a 45-24 setback. Now it's a trip north to Seattle and a matchup with his former employer — in multiple ways. Wilcox served as the defensive co-ordinator for Washington coach Chris Petersen for four seasons at Boise State. Wilcox was also the defensive co-ordinator at Washington for two years when Steve Sarkisian was the head coach.
"I just think he's a good football coach," Petersen said of Wilcox. "I've known that for a long time, whether he's running the defence or a whole team. He knows how to coach the guys, get them going."
Petersen and Wilcox were brief in their comments about each other this week. They're dealing with their own team issues.
Washington (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12) would like to end a string of sluggish starts. A year ago, Washington dominated most of its opponents early and cruised to victories. This year has been more of a struggle in the first half, highlighted by holding just a 7-0 lead at halftime last week at lowly Oregon State. The Huskies erupted for 35-point second half against the Beavers, but the slow starts are a concern for Petersen.
"We're going to address it. We'll talk to our guys," Petersen said. "How do you fix the turnover situation when it's not going in your favour? It's the same thing — you practice on it, move things up in practice and get it going a little bit more. It's not because they are not trying, so you're always trying to be creative as coaches to fix every single problem that you have."
California (3-2, 0-2) opened with three straight wins, but the Bears have since lost to Southern California and Oregon.
"We've got to execute more consistently. We've played well in spurts," Wilcox said. "We just have to play better. It's a matter of doing the same thing over and over and over and executing at a high level more than sometimes."
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Public menorah lightings for the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah are planned around the world in locations ranging from ski towns and Caribbean islands to famous landmarks and sports arenas.
Hanukkah begins Tuesday night and lasts for eight days.
If you’re traveling or vacationing during the holiday, there may be a menorah lighting near you. The Jewish outreach organization Chabad-Lubavitch plans Hanukkah events in hundreds of cities, from the 50 U.S. states to 100 countries.
Celebrations in Vail, Colorado, will include menorahs made from skis. In New Mexico, organizers hope to create a one-of-a-kind menorah made from hot-air balloons on Dec. 17 in Albuquerque’s Balloon Fiesta Park, which hosts the International Balloon Fiesta each October. Vacationers in destinations like Cancun, Mexico, and Aruba will also have menorah lightings to attend, along with one in Curacao, home to the oldest synagogue in the Western Hemisphere dating to 1732.
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Many ceremonies will take place in front of landmarks, including the White House in Washington, D.C., Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Kremlin in Moscow and Germany’s Brandenburg Gate. London’s Trafalgar Square will host a 30-foot (9-meter) menorah outfitted with specially designed environmentally friendly bulbs, commissioned by the London Climate Change Agency.
The world’s largest menorah, standing 36 feet high (11 meters), will be lit just outside Central Park in New York City across from the Plaza Hotel at Grand Army Plaza. That menorah lighting began in 1977 and marks its 40th consecutive year this month.
Sports arenas are also hosting Hanukkah events, including the NBA arenas of the Brooklyn Nets, Orlando Magic, Miami Heat, Houston Rockets, Dallas Mavericks, Golden State Warriors, Phoenix Suns and Atlanta Hawks; the NHL arenas of the Arizona Coyotes, New York Islanders, Nashville Predators, Tampa Bay Lightning, New Jersey Devils and Columbus Blue Jackets; and the NFL stadium of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Thousands of people are expected Dec. 18 for a Hanukkah concert and menorah lighting at Gulfstream Park, the horse racing track in Hallandale Beach, Florida, near Miami.
Elsewhere around the world, events are expected in countries ranging from Australia to Laos to Uganda to Argentina.
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After hate crimes at high school, community to light Hanukkah Menorah of faith and love
Chabad of Port Washington will light a public Hanukkah menorah at the Port Washington LIRR Station, followed by a community-wide celebration highlighting unity and peace on Tuesday evening, Dec. 12, the first night of the eight-day holiday.
The ceremony, organized by Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi Shalom M. Paltiel, will honor Port Washington School Superintendent Dr. Kathleen Mooney with the lighting of the first flame of the menorah and will feature a musical performance by the Paul D. Schreiber High School Tri M Musicians.
Port Washington’s Schreiber High School recently witnessed a hate crime with another swastika discovered on a school wall. This comes nearly one year after a nearly identical incident took place at the school. Looking to dispel the darkness by shining the light of goodness and kindness, this menorah will bring a positive message to the Port Washington community.
Following the menorah-lighting ceremony, which will also include the live sculpting of a 5-foot ice menorah, hundreds will dance, sing and eat the night away enjoying traditional Hanukkah foods such as latkes, jelly donuts and chocolate gelt, in addition to being treated to hot coffee—compliments of Starbucks of Port Washington.
"I want my children to grow up with pride in their Jewish heritage, and a feeling of equality and self-confidence as Americans,” said Blaine Klusky, who is looking forward to attending the public menorah lighting. “Chabad-Lubavitch’s Hanukkah menorahs are among the most important developments ever to help my children’s education and awareness. I wish they had one where I grew up.”
This year brings added significance as the world marks 50 years since the Rebbe—Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory—initiated the Mitzvah Campaigns, a historic undertaking that brought Jewish observance and celebration to the streets, laying the groundwork for public menorahs and the worldwide Hanukkah campaign that he set into motion in 1973.
“The message of Hanukkah is the message of light,” adds Rabbi Sholom Paltiel. “The nature of light is that it is always victorious over darkness. A small amount of light dispels a lot of darkness. Another act of goodness and kindness, another act of light, can make all the difference.”
Today, the unprecedented public display of Hanukkah has become a staple of Jewish cultural and religious life, forever altering the American practice and awareness of the festival. Port Washington’s menorah is one of more than 15,000 large public menorahs sponsored by Chabad in more than 100 countries and territories around the world, including in front of landmarks such as the White House, the Eiffel Tower, Trafalgar Square, the Brandenburg Gate and the Kremlin, helping children and adults of all backgrounds discover and enjoy the holiday message.
Throughout the State of New York, Chabad will be presenting scores of Hanukkah events and celebrations, including public menorah lightings, giant menorahs made out of ice and Legos, menorah parades, latke parties, giant dreidel houses,“Chanukah Wonderlands” and more. To find a local event in New York, or practically anywhere throughout the world, visit the international Hanukkah event directory at www.ChabadPW.org/Hanukkah.
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Horrifying video has emerged Friday showing the Times Square madman’s path of carnage as he barreled over pedestrians in his car.
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The video begins showing Richard Rojas’ maroon Honda Accord making its way south in the left lane at Seventh Avenue and 42nd Street before making a sharp U-turn and jumping onto the sidewalk.
The car then plows through a crowd, sending people flying in all directions in a sickening scene that is captured from multiple surveillance cameras.
Stunned passers-by are seen trying to avoid being mowed down, but many are struck and end up sprawled on the sidewalk.
Some remain down while others struggle to get up and look toward the vehicle as it continues the rampage.
The Honda is then seen crashing into a stanchion at Broadway and 45th Street, where the driver gets out of the car and runs toward pedestrians with his arms outstretched.
He is almost immediately tackled by a person who appears to be a traffic agent, but he gets up and continues to run until he is finally subdued.

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Golden Tee players are in for a special treat this holiday season: Rattlesnake Ridge. This popular 18-hole golf course from the Golden Tee Fore! game series has been fully remastered and re-imagined to work with Golden Tee LIVE.
While the basic course and hole layouts of the original have been preserved, all new graphics and course objects have been added that are compatible with today’s technology. Also, a few of the holes have been adjusted to work with the wide variety of clubs, balls and tees now available in Golden Tee LIVE. Old-school players will enjoy the refreshed memory of an old favorite, and first-timers will enjoy the variety and high-scoring opportunities that the unique desert course offers.
Rattlesnake Ridge officially joins the course selection lineup on Jan. 1, 2018, and will automatically be available in every mode of play. But Incredible Technologies, the makers of Golden Tee Golf, have a few surprises in store before that date.
On Dec. 1, Rattlesnake Ridge will be available in the Daily Contest play mode, marking the first time players across the US will see the course. Players can enter the Daily Contest as often as they like during the 24-hour period, to improve their score and compete for cash prizes.
Once the Daily Contest has ended, Rattlesnake Ridge will then be accessed exclusively for Invitational contests for the next 30 days. Players can use the GT Caddy app or LIVEWIRE website to set up private contests with their friends across the country, and play these games on commercial machines
“Bringing back popular courses from a different version of Golden Tee shortens the development time so we can offer more courses this year,” said Don Pesceone, VP of amusements at IT. “We hope that a time-released schedule helps to attract players and keep them playing longer than ever before. If this proves successful, you can be sure we will continue the practice with future updates.”
Additional information on Golden Tee 2018 and Rattlesnake Ridge can be found here.

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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The Dallas Cowboys needed a big victory to stay in the playoff hunt and they got it with the big play in spoiling Steve Spagnuolo's debut as New York's interim coach and the return of quarterback Eli Manning to the Giants' starting lineup.
Dak Prescott threw two of his three touchdown passes, including a go-ahead 20-yarder to Giants' nemesis Jason Witten, and linebacker Sean Lee set up a touchdown run by Rod Smith as the Cowboys scored three times in a 4:41 span late in the fourth quarter to beat the still reeling Giants 30-10 on Sunday.
"To me, the biggest part of this game was the finish," Cowboys Coach Jason Garrett said. "That's always a huge emphasis for us, finishing plays, finishing drives and ultimately finishing the game."
The Cowboys (7-6) did just that in keeping their slim playoff hopes alive.
The biggest play might have been Prescott's 54-yard third down pass play to Cole Beasley. Witten scored on the next play to break a 10-10 tie with 7:38 to play and it seemed to take the air out of the Giants (2-11).
"We know what we got to do," Beasley said. "We can't play that way. We have to focus on Dallas Cowboy football, taking it one at a time. You can't think ahead. We could win all of them and not get in."
After a punt, Rod Smith scored on an 81-yard pass play on third down with 4:08 to play and he closed out the scoring with 2:57 to play with his run on a play that looked as if no one on the Giants wanted to tackle him.
"We knew we needed a play. Guys aren't panicking," Beasley said. "I wouldn't say we were desperate. When you're desperate, you start reaching a little bit, maybe start trying too hard. You have to stay within the system and stay within the game and keep playing and eventually have faith that those things will happen."
Prescott, who was 20 of 30 for a career-high 332 yards also threw a 50-yard scoring pass to Dez Bryant as the Cowboys stayed in the playoff hunt with three games left in the regular season. Dan Bailey added a 21-yard field goal as the Cowboys finished with 454 yards.
Manning, who got a standing ovation taking the field, threw a 1-yard TD pass to Rhett Ellison late in the second quarter that gave New York a brief 10-3 lead. Aldrick Rosas had a 39-yard field goal. Manning finished 31 of 46 for 228 yards with a touchdown and two late interceptions.
"Nothing's easy, but we hung in there and have played tough," Manning said. "Dallas made a couple big plays, and we didn't."
The game capped a hectic week for the Giants that started Monday with the firing of second-year coach Ben McAdoo and general manager Jerry Reese and saw Spagnuolo promoted from defensive coordinator to interim coach. He coached the St. Louis Rams from 2009-11.
The moves came with the Giants spiraling out of control in a season where much was expected following their first playoff appearance since 2011.
Fans were also upset with the benching of Manning days earlier in a loss to Oakland, a decision that ended the two-time Super Bowl MVP's streak of 210 consecutive starts.
"I'm really proud of the men in that locker room. I told them that," Spagnuolo said. "After all we went through this week, I thought the way we came out and the way we played for three and a half quarters was something we could be proud of. We do have to figure out a way in the fourth quarter when it gets down to gut-wrenching time to make a play or two."
Losing close games has been a theme for the Giants this season, and it happened again despite all the changes.
"We knew the situation that they were in," Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul said. "We knew that they had to come and get this win to keep the run going for the playoffs and we just couldn't execute and finish right."
Bailey, who usually never misses a field goal against the Giants, had a 53-yarder hit the right upright in the second quarter and he was wide right from 50 in the third.
The first half ended 10-10 with both teams having long opening drives that ended in field goals and then getting late touchdowns passes.
Manning found Ellison from a yard out to cap a 68-yard drive and Prescott drove the Cowboys 75 yards in four plays with Bryant breaking a tackle and scoring from 50.
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Wales' Joe Allen, left, challenges Georgia's Valeri Kazaishvili during the World Cup Group D qualifying soccer match between Georgia and Wales at the Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena in Tbilisi, Georgia, Friday, Oct. 6, 2017. (AP Photo/Shakh Aivazov)
TBILISI, Georgia (AP) — Wales beat Georgia 1-0 away without injured star Gareth Bale on Friday to keep alive its chances of qualifying automatically for next year's World Cup in Russia.
Tom Lawrence scored the winning goal for the 2016 European Championship semifinalists in the 49th minute, when he spun his marker and sent in a low shot from 20 meters that proved too powerful for the goalkeeper to keep out.
Wales moved a point behind Serbia, which plays Austria later Friday and can guarantee first place in Group D with a win in Vienna.
Third-placed Ireland must beat Moldova at home to stay within a point of Wales, ahead of a meeting between the two Celtic rivals in Cardiff on Monday in the final round of qualifiers.
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Bale was missing for the Welsh at Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena in Tbilisi because of a calf muscle strain, sustained while playing for Real Madrid. He will also miss the match against Ireland.
The group winner qualifies automatically for the finals in Russia. The best eight second-place finishers from the nine groups in the European zone advance to the playoffs.

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JERUSALEM (AP) — The Trump Administration appears to be easing away from longstanding U.S. support for Palestinian statehood as the preferred outcome of Middle East peace efforts, which may please some allies of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel. But the alternatives are few, and each comes with daunting and combustible complications, including for Israel itself.
The idea of two states in the Holy Land — a Jewish Israel and an Arab Palestine — rests on a particular logic: There are two quite different peoples of roughly equal size living between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River; each wants their own nation-state to control and dominate numerically; each has shown tenacity toward this goal.
This would require Israel to let go of most and maybe all of the territory it captured in the 1967 war, when it completed its takeover of all the land that British colonizers abandoned in 1948. That includes the West Bank, where there are now islands of Palestinian autonomy, scattered Jewish settlements and overriding Israeli military control; the eastern part of Jerusalem, which Israel has fully annexed and populated with Jews; and the coastal Gaza Strip, which was actually evacuated in 2005 and is now blockaded and controlled by the Islamic militants of Hamas.
Over the years many and probably most Israelis have come around to the idea of a partition largely because they want to be considered a democracy and do not want all the Palestinian future citizens that would come along with the territory. For almost two decades, U.S. policy has been to advocate a two-state solution.
But over two decades of peace talks have failed to produce agreement on the details, and many on both sides consider it impossible without a major change in circumstances — massive global pressure on Israel, more upheaval in the Arab neighborhoods, perhaps tectonic shifts in the prevailing world order.
Ahead of Wednesday's White House meeting between President Donald Trump and Netanyahu, a senior U.S. official suggested a two-state solution was optional, bringing condemnation from Palestinian officials. But many of them have for years been quietly preparing for an alternative strategy of a single bi-national state in the Holy Land.
Here's a look at that option, and other scenarios that might arise:
ONE STATE
For years this was the goal of the Palestine Liberation Organization, and for many Palestinians it is indeed the preferred option: a single democratic state, not defined as specifically Jewish or Arab, in the area of British colonial Palestine. Many prefer it anyway to the two-state notion whereby even if Israel gives up all the land it captured in 1967 it retains almost 80% of Palestine.
The problem is that almost no one in Israel is arguing for the true extension of full rights to Palestinians in the currently occupied territories because even with Gaza excluded it would leave Arabs constituting close to half the country's population — and that is clearly the end of the Zionist dream of a Jewish state. This is why Israel has never annexed the West Bank and why the more sophisticated nationalists profess to support a partition, albeit on terms the Palestinians have not accepted and are not likely to.
If the Palestinians formally drop the two-state strategy and demand incorporation into Israel it will put Israel in the awkward position of refusing to annex territories where it has been settling Jews for decades. Down this path lie coercion efforts in the form of international sanctions on Israel, or Palestinian violence.
INTERIM AGREEMENT
Many Israelis have concluded that a final peace agreement with the Palestinians is simply not possible because the Palestinians are asking for the moon as a result of a feeling that they hold the demographic cards. It is not just about territory: the Palestinians still in theory demand a "right of return" to Israel proper for millions of descendants of Palestinian refugees living around the region and the world, which the vast majority of Jewish Israelis reject.
But perhaps a partial deal is possible whereby the Palestinians would not have to forego future claims but for now get their state on, say, 80% of the West Bank, with some sort of preferred access of new regime in the Old City of Jerusalem? Even the current nationalist Netanyahu government would probably accept such a thing, but the Palestinians have ruled it out, fearing the temporary would become permanent. To get them to agree would require massive global and Arab world pressure, and risks huge internal conflict among the Palestinians.
JORDANIAN OPTION
Jordan took over the West Bank and east Jerusalem during the 1948-1949 Arab-Israel war that followed the British pullout, lost the areas to Israel in 1967 and then gave up all claims to them in favor of the Palestinians in the 1980s. But Jordan is a country with a majority Palestinian-descended population, and some Israelis still think that it can play a role in satisfying Palestinian national aspirations and resuming control over only a part of the West Bank.
But this would probably require a collapse of Hashemite rule, founded on Jordan's Bedouin population, and as such is anathema to the Jordanian monarchy, which is beloved by many israelis for making peace with them in 1994. Adding to the awkwardness, the Palestinians reject it altogether as well.
PARTIAL UNILATERAL PULLOUT
Under these vexing circumstances many Israelis conclude no peace is possible, but they still want to be rid of the Palestinian population of the West Bank. In the mid-2000s the government of Ehud Olmert planned a unilateral pullout from most of the territory, to follow the 2005 withdrawal from Gaza. But those plans were upended when Gaza was taken over by Hamas militants and became a launching pad for rocket attacks on Israel, leading to several mini-wars.
Few want to see that scenario repeated with the West Bank, which is much larger and closer to Israel's main cities. Now talk grows of a pullout of settlers from some areas, to create a more convincing reality of partition, while the military stays for now, pending some future arrangement. NATO? A global or Arab peacekeeping force? Perpetual Israeli control? No one can say.
STATUS QUO
When the best that can be hoped for is the least bad solution, the status quo looks attractive to some. But Israel is constantly changing the landscape by adding settlers — already there are some 350,000 Israelis in the West Bank and a quarter million in East Jerusalem. And the Palestinians do not have a history of acquiescing for long: There were multi-year uprisings in the late 1980s and early 2000s and a spate of violence in late 2015 and early 2016. Down this path lies the very strong likelihood of more.
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Dan Perry is AP's Middle East editor leading text coverage in the region.

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Question: Crabbe, LeVert lead Nets over Grizzlies 118-115

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NEW YORK (AP) - The Brooklyn Nets proved supreme in another showdown with one of the NBA's worst teams.
Allen Crabbe and Caris LeVert each scored 22 points and the Nets beat the Memphis Grizzlies 118-115 on Monday night.
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson had 16 points and 12 rebounds, and DeMarre Carroll scored nine of his 18 points in the fourth quarter for the Nets, who have two straight wins for the first time since Jan. 19-21. They won Saturday over Dallas.
"He's just a tough winner. It's just who he is," said Nets coach Kenny Atkinson of Carroll's effort.
"He's not a take-over-the-game guy. He does what it necessary to win a ballgame. I thought his will helped us."
Andrew Harrison, who missed Memphis' last nine games due to a right wrist injury, scored 14 of his 19 points in the second half but missed a potential tying 3-pointer before the final buzzer. The Grizzlies have lost 20 of 21.
"I should have pushed the ball up," said Harrison, who was playing for the first time since Feb. 28. "It's all one me. All on me."
Brionte Webber had a career-high 15 points for the Grizzlies, who were without Marc Gasol due to flu-like symptoms. The team has lost 15 straight games on the road since a Christmas Eve victory at Sacramento.
Brooklyn trailed 94-87 heading into the fourth quarter before turning it around against the Grizzlies, who dropped to 19-51, one game behind league-worst Phoenix, who had the night off.
Carroll capped a string of three straight 3s to tie it at 97 with 8:45 remaining in the final period. After a three-second defensive technical free throw by Harrison gave the Grizzlies a 101-100 lead with 6:54 left, the Nets scored nine straight points highlighted by LeVert's dunk with 4:07 left to lead 109-101.
Crabbe increased Brooklyn's advantage 116-108 with 38 seconds left, but Memphis made it interesting despite having a bevy of guys on the floor that might not have had the opportunity if not for the team's current state.
"You can watch all the film that you want to, you can watch all the NBA basketball you want," interim coach J.B. Bickertstaff said. "But until you're in that moment and the pressure is on you and you feel your heart beat a little bit faster, the game is moving a little bit faster, until you learn how to play in those moments and slow those moments down in your mind, until you go through it, you won't learn. So, it's invaluable the education our guys are getting."
Wayne Selden Jr., who scored 17 points off the bench, hit a 3, and JaMychal Green made a layup to make it 117-115 with 12 seconds left. Spencer Dinwiddie then hit a free throw to extend the Nets' lead to 118-115 with 11 seconds to go before Harrison missed a potential tying 3 with 0.4 seconds remaining.
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Grizzlies: Tyreke Evans (inactive) did not play. He was replaced by Harrison in the starting lineup. ... Deyonta Davis started at center in place of Gasol. It was just his third start of the season. ... Green had a double-double with 14 points and 16 rebounds. . Memphis had seven players score in double figures. Dillon Brooks had 15 points and Chandler Parsons added 13. Ivan Rabb had 10 points.
Nets: Crabbe moved into second place for the most 3-pointers in a season by a player in franchise history. His first 3-pointer of the night gave him 163, passing Joe Johnson. The 25-year-old is now three shy of Deron Williams' record of 169 set during the 2012-13 season.
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Grizzlies: Continue their three-game trip at Philadelphia on Wednesday night.
Nets: Host Charlotte on Wednesday night to close their three-game homestand.
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LeBron James recorded his fifth career 40-point triple-double to help the Cleveland Cavaliers overcome the Milwaukee Bucks 124-117.
James scored 17 points in the third quarter alone as he finished with 40 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists to record his 16th triple-double of the season.
Cavaliers’ third win in four games came in their first outing since coach Tyronn Lue decided to take some time off due to health reasons.
Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James, left, smiles as he celebrates with guard Jordan Clarkson after scoring a basket against the Chicago Bulls during the second half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, March 17, 2018, in Chicago. The Cavaliers won114-109. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
40 points.
12 rebounds.
10 assists.@KingJames put on a clinic in tonight's win on @FoxSportsOH! pic.twitter.com/9rjIZj1npG — Cleveland Cavaliers (@cavs) March 20, 2018
The Miami Heat set a record for the most points in the franchise’s history as they toppled the Denver Nuggets 149-141 in double overtime.
James Johnson recorded a career high of 31 points to lead the way for the Heat, powering the side to seventh in the Eastern Conference.
The points score also marked an NBA season high – edging the 148 points scored by both the Houston Rockets and Oklahoma City Thunder earlier this season.
The San Antonio Spurs squandered a 16-point lead against the Golden State Warriors before regrouping to win 89-75.
LaMarcus Aldridge had 33 points and 12 rebounds as the Spurs beat a Golden State side missing star trio Kevin Durant, Steph Curry and Klay Thompson.
Some of our top plays from our win against Golden State #GoSpursGo pic.twitter.com/ZvA2nLdDyY — San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) March 20, 2018
Ben Simmons posted his ninth NBA triple-double as the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Charlotte Hornets 108-104, while the Indiana Pacers recovered from a slow start to beat the Los Angeles Lakers 110-100.
The Detroit Pistons had a strong fourth quarter to triumph over the Sacramento Kings 106-90.
Elsewhere, Tim Hardaway Jr recorded 22 points as the New York Knicks won 110-92 at home to the Chicago Bulls, while a few miles away the Brooklyn Nets beat the struggling Memphis Grizzlies 118-115.


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OAK PARK, Mich. – A line of truckers along with the Michigan State Police helped a man who was considering suicide on a highway overpass.
Police received a call about a man on a bridge over I-696 early Tuesday morning around 1 a.m., according to WJBK,
This photo does show the work troopers and local officers do to serve the public. But also in that photo is a man struggling with the decision to take his own life. Please remember help is available through the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. pic.twitter.com/RBAlCIXT1o — MSP Metro Detroit (@mspmetrodet) April 24, 2018
Michigan State Police troopers blocked all lanes of traffic, then waved through several semi-truck drivers and asked them to park under the overpass on both the westbound and eastbound sides of the interstate.
In total, 13 semi trucks parked under the overpass to shorten the distance the man would fall if he jumped, WJBK reports.
Negotiators spoke with the man for several hours, and thankfully he did not jump off the bridge. He walked off the overpass, and Huntington Woods officers took him to Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak.
You can also call a loved one, member of the clergy or 911. There are so many people that can help you make the choice to get help and live! It is our hope to never see another photo like this again. pic.twitter.com/cDfm1CK1BZ — MSP Metro Detroit (@mspmetrodet) April 24, 2018
Important note: If you or a loved one is feeling distressed, please remember help is available through the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. It provides free and confidential emotional support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also call a loved one, member of the clergy or 911.

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Question: Suspect in BMW sports car accident remanded

The suspect arrested in connection with the hit-and-run incident involving an unregistered BMW sports car, had plunged into the Diyawanna Oya at Thalawathugoda, has been remanded until March 27 by the Kaduwela Magistrate’s Court.
The suspect was remanded after being produced before Magistrate Prasanna Alwis this morning.
The suspect, who is said to be the owner of the car in question, was taken into custody yesterday (19) after he surrendered to Thalangama Police.
The car in question, a BMW i8 sports car, was traveling at high speeds when it hit two other vehicles before plunging into the Diyawanna Oya in Thalawathugoda in the early hours of Saturday (17).
The driver of the vehicle had managed to exit the car and then reportedly fled the scene of the accident.
The vehicle, which was impounded by Thalangama Police, is registered under the name of Fahim Mohamed Hussain, a resident of Madiwela.
CCTV footage and preliminary inquiries have revealed that the car was driven by the registered owner at the time of the accident.
Therefore Thalangama Police launched an investigation to arrest the suspect on hit-and-run charges.

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Now there's a guilty plea for a woman accused of trying to hire a hit man to kill her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend.
The Valley News reports Monique Earle pleaded guilty Wednesday to two felonies. Earle originally pleaded not guilty in January and was released on $100,000 bond.
Last year, she allegedly offered to pay an undercover officer to kill the other woman.
The 20-year-old served two years in prison for that scheme which was never carried out.
Earle was staying in a homeless shelter last fall and was also pregnant at the time.
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Question: Wisconsin father accused of giving child vaping liquid

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RACINE, Wisc. - A Wisconsin man is accused of giving a nine-week-old infant vaping liquid.
The product is a mixture of chemicals used in e-cigarettes, which generally contains nicotine.
According to the criminal complaint, when police arrived on the scene, the infant was "foaming at the mouth" and appeared to be having a "seizure."
When asked what happened, 30-year-old Dustin Appenzeller, the father of the infant, said he gave the baby "a couple drops" of vaping liquid and appeared calm and unconcerned.
During the incident, Appenzeller said, he'd "done it before" and that "it was fine."
The infant was transported to the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and treated.
Appenzeller faces a physical abuse to a child charge, which if convicted, carries a maximum sentence of six years in prison.

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Question: Simple changes could reduce your cancer risk

It’s World Cancer Day on Sunday, February 4, but are there steps you can take right now to safeguard against the dreaded disease?
If doctors invented a pill which could reduce your chances of breast cancer by 30 per cent and bowel cancer by a staggering 45 per cent, we’d all be standing in line for it.
Professor Annie Anderson...co-director of the Scottish Cancer Prevention Network, is looking forward to the sold-out annual conference on Monday, February 5, 2018, the day after World Cancer Day 2018.
But the truth is we all have it in our power to do just that – right now.
And on World Cancer Day on February 4, the World Cancer Research Fund hopes people will finally take heed of its prevention message.
Simply by making a few lifestyle changes, we could all help safeguard ourselves against the dreaded disease.
For while outcomes for cancer patients are now far better than they were just a decade ago, none of us wants to be diagnosed.
Healthy eating...with World Cancer Day on Sunday, February 4, 2018, we look at the latest guidance to help reduce your risk of being diagnosed with the disease.
Professor Annie Anderson knows this only too well.
As co-director of the Scottish Cancer Prevention Network and Professor of Public Health Nutrition at the University of Dundee, she’s met hundreds of patients with the disease.
Annie is also a World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) grant panel member, which uses the charity’s findings to help decide the research projects relating to cancer and cancer prevention it funds and supports.
On Monday, February 5, the Scottish Cancer Prevention Network will host its seventh successful conference on the disease; the event is already a sell-0ut.
Among the speakers at that event – which takes the World Cancer Day theme of We Can, I Can – will be patients with cancer, NHS professionals, health students and Scotland’s public health minister, MSP Aileen Campbell.
And the conference’s theme is one Annie is very keen to get across to readers.
She said: “There’s a huge amount of evidence showing the links between lifestyle and cancer – billions have been spent on this evidence.
“But it’s not good enough to have it in journals so one of the most important jobs the SCPN does is communicate that to people via its quarterly newsletter and annual conference, which coincides with World Cancer Day.
“Smoking is still top of the bill in terms of risk factors, followed by obesity and diet and physical activity.
“If you deal with all three of those factors, you greatly reduce your risk of cancer.
“If a doctor gave you a pill that reduced your risk of breast cancer by up to 30 per cent and your risk of bowel cancer by up to 45 per cent, would you take it?
“It’s not a free ticket – we’ve all heard stories of people smoking like chimneys until they’re well into their 80s or 90s and those who do all the right things but are diagnosed with cancer anyway.
“All the evidence shows, though, that the likelihood of you getting cancer is significantly reduced if you do make some lifestyle changes.”
However, Annie is also quick to point out that the buck doesn’t just stop with individuals.
Indeed, the SCPN is currently drafting a response to the Scottish Government’s obesity consultation, A Healthier Future; it proposes actions to improve diet and weight in Scotland.The consultation will end on January 31.
“Two thirds of Scotland’s population has excess body weight and are physically inactive,” said Annie.
“We don’t have a brilliant diet, with too much processed meat in sausages and pies and we also like our booze.
“So it’s little wonder really that bowel cancer is one of the most common in Scotland.
“The biggest risk factor in terms of bowel cancer is diet and we all eat too little dietary fibre, found in wholegrains , cereals and pulses.
“That’s where retailers come into the equation. We need price promotions on wholegrain foods and fruit and vegetables to help make it more desirable for those on a limited budget.
“The ‘We Can, I Can’ theme was chosen for World Cancer Day because we all need to work together to improve the health picture in Scotland.
“It’s not just down to individual choices.
“The last thing we want to do is make people feel guilty about the choices they’ve made, particularly people who have already been diagnosed.
“Asking people to make lifestyle changes can be motivating but, if they don’t think they have options due to a limited budget, it can also be incredibly demotivating.
“So everyone has a role to play – from local authorities making choices about what’s in their vending machines to employers giving staff the time to take ten ... just ten minutes to go for a walk.
“Walking is free and 99 per cent of people are able to do it.
“It’s been shown, for example, that dog walkers are healthier because they walk more – that’s why we promote it so much.
“If you can afford the gym, have all the gear and want to do it, go for it.
“But walking is something we can all do, at no expense, other than a wee bit of time.
“Even that small change in your daily routine can make a huge difference.”
Cancer prevention is something that many health professionals and charities regularly promote.
Among their number is Dr Christopher Wild, director of the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which is part of the World Health Organisation.
He said: “We cannot treat our way out of the cancer problem.
“We need a balanced and integrated approach to prevention, early detection and treatment.”
Annie believes prevention is also better than cure when it comes to cancer diagnoses.
She added: “Outcomes are improving, with cancer screening programmes helping to detect the disease earlier, which means people are surviving much longer.
“But there’s not one patient who has been diagnosed with cancer who doesn’t wish it could have been prevented in the first place.
“We need support to help make sure prevention is possible for everyone, regardless of their budget.
“We can do a lot for ourselves but there’s a wider picture too – we’re surrounded by cheap junk food and that needs to change.”
For more information on SCPN’s work visit the website www.cancerpreventionscotland.org.uk.
And for more on WCRF’s projects, visit its website at www.wcrf-uk.org.
Power up against cancer by eating well before, during and after diagnosis
Sunday, February 4 ,is World Cancer Day, the annual, global initiative in the fight against the global cancer epidemic.
According to the WCRF’s statistics, 351,578 cases were diagnosed in the UK in 2013.
But behind these grim statistics, innovative work is being done by charities like World Cancer Research Fund to both reduce cancer risk and support people living with a cancer diagnosis.
For many years, World Cancer Research Fund has helped people lower their risk of cancer by providing tips on eating well, getting lots of exercise and retaining a healthy weight.
Sarah James, WCRF’s health information publications manager, said: “Our advice has always been aimed at people who are cancer-free, whether they’ve never had a diagnosis or they’ve been given the all-clear.
“However, we frequently receive requests for healthy eating advice for people currently living with cancer and our research has shown that around half of cancer patients don’t receive any dietary advice.
“It’s also true that there’s very little dietitian-approved information available to support people living with cancer.
“So we’ve produced our new Eat Well During Cancer booklet, which is endorsed by the British Dietetic Association (BDA).
“The BDA’s backing ensures our advice is based on the most up-to-date scientific evidence.”
Eat Well During Cancer covers a range of side-effects including weight loss, loss of appetite, constipation, diarrhoea, sore mouth and change in taste.
More than 9000 copies of Eat Well During Cancer have been distributed to people living with cancer and health care professionals.
Many more people have downloaded it; the relevant page has already had more than 25,000 page visits.
To request a copy, visit https://www.wcrf-uk.org/uk/free-copy-eat-well-during-cancer-booklet.
WCRF will also be running a social media campaign in the run up to World Cancer Day, which Annie Anderson will feature in.

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In this week’s ‘Health Hack’ Jane Monzures is checking out some great ideas to help you cut down on the amount of added sugar in your diet.