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NEW YORK — U.S. stocks fell in volatile trading while the dollar pared losses on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve delivered a widely expected interest rate hike and announced it would begin cutting its huge holdings of bonds this year.
The U.S. central bank lifted the benchmark lending rate by a quarter percentage point and its policy-setting committee indicated the economy has been expanding moderately, according to a statement following a two-day meeting.
U.S. Treasury yields edged up but remained lower on the day, with the Fed sticking to its plan to raise rates again this year and detailing plans to reduce its US$4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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Traders said the Fed might not be able to hike later this year as forecast given weak inflation data. Data earlier Wednesday showed U.S. consumer prices unexpectedly fell in May, suggesting a softening in domestic demand.
“It just looks like the Fed is sticking to their story and the market remains highly skeptical that the Fed is going to be able to deliver just based upon underlying data. I would think that at some point the market is going to be pricing in even greater risks that the Fed might be moving too quickly,” said Mark Cabana, head of U.S. short rates strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in New York.
U.S. short-term interest rate futures pared earlier gains after the Fed’s hike. Traders now see June next year as the earliest meeting at which the U.S. central bank will next lift its target for overnight borrowing costs, based on fed funds futures traded at CME Group as analyzed by Reuters.
The dollar index fell 0.11 per cent, with the euro up 0.04 per cent to US$1.1219.
The Japanese yen strengthened 0.55 per cent versus the greenback at 109.49 per dollar, while sterling was last trading at US$1.2751, up 0.01 per cent on the day.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 9.3 points, or 0.04 per cent, to 21,319.17, the S&P 500 lost 9.38 points, or 0.38 per cent, to 2,430.97 and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 56.39 points, or 0.91 per cent, to 6,163.98.
Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury notes were up 20/32 in price to yield 2.1377 per cent, from 2.207 per cent late on Tuesday.
The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index lost 0.35 per cent and MSCI’s gauge of stocks across the globe shed 0.24 per cent.
Energy sector shares were the biggest drag on the S&P 500, tracking a slide in crude oil prices.
Oil prices tumbled after data showing an unexpectedly large buildup in gasoline stockpiles.
U.S. crude fell 3.7 per cent to settle at US$44.73 per barrel and Brent was last at US$46.99, down 3.5 per cent.
Gold rose after the weaker-than-expected U.S. data knocked the dollar.
Spot gold added 0.2 per cent to US$1,267.44 an ounce. U.S. gold futures gained 0.07 per cent to US$1,269.50 an ounce.
Copper lost 0.87 per cent to US$5,667.00 a tonne.
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MIAMI — A Florida nightclub that was shut down after a scantily clad woman rode bareback on a white horse through a crowd will be allowed to reopen.
A Miami Beach code official ruled Monday the city should reinstate the Mokai Lounge's business license after its owners acknowledged five violations and agreed to pay $12,150 in fines. The club also will make a $10,000 donation to Peaceful Ridge Horse Rescue and promises no more animals will be used in the club.
The city suspended the club's license earlier this month, a day after video went viral showing the woman riding the horse inside the club. As the animal moved through the crowded space, it appeared to panic, and the woman fell off. No injuries were reported to humans or the horse.
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Remember the time when Kanye West played dolls with daughter North West and when you looked closely, it turned out the dolls they were playing with were actually in the likeness of the King of Pop Michael Jackson and of Yeezy himself? Well, it definitely happened earlier this morning.
On Tuesday, 'Ye hopped on Twitter, which he's been setting ablaze in recent days, to post a photo of an MJ doll, which apparently is a thing, and another figure, that's wearing black pants, black jeans, a trench coat and a gold chain, that's somehow supposed to be Kanye in doll form (just don't tell the doll's face that it looks nothing like the "Black Skinhead" rapper, you might hurt its feelings).
Kim Kardashian's main man captioned the image of the figures, "Me and Mike" with a cry laughing emoji.
Eagle-eye fans may be able to spot that the "Me" doll is actually a Ken Fashionista doll by Barbie, which runs for $7.94, and that the"Gold Digger" rapper's "chain" has Scotch tape holding it together. So did Kanye make his own tiny clothes for his tiny doll self? Looks like it.

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Question: Inflation 'could push 4m more Britons below poverty line'

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Study says people who are just about managing will suffer as cost of living rises but wage growth slows and benefits are cut
At least 4 million people are at risk of falling below the poverty line because of rising food and fuel prices, a new study from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation has warned.
The cost of living could rise by up to 10% by 2020, increasing pressure on household budgets, the foundation said, with the impact worsened by a freeze on tax credits and working age benefits.
Record levels of employment would not solve the problem, the JRF’s report said, given the growing numbers of working people in low income jobs.
Around 30% of the population, equivalent to 19 million people, are living below the nationally-recognised minimum income standard (MIS), a benchmark calculated by Loughborough University’s centre for research in social policy, which assesses the income required for decent living standards. The latest available figures, from 2014-15, show a rise of 4 million since 2008.
Around 8 million of them could be classified as “just about managing” families, to whom Theresa May referred in her Tory leadership speech, and who are making ends meet but not earning enough to have an adequate standard of living. The MIS assesses the income needed to have not just food, shelter and clothes, but to be able to be an active participant in society.
“You have a job but you don’t always have job security,” the prime minister said of so-called “Jams” last summer. “You can just about manage but you worry about the cost of living and getting your kids into a good school. If you’re one of those families, if you’re just managing, I want to address you directly.”
However, the foundation said, the government should not overlook the other 11 million people who lived far below the minimum income standard, at high risk of being in severe poverty with precarious finances.
Campbell Robb, the JRF chief executive, said: “The government focus on people on modest incomes is welcome, but it cannot be at the expense of those at the poorest end of the income scale: it must remember just about managing today can become poverty tomorrow.”
The price of a minimum “basket of goods” has risen 27%-30% since 2008, and average earnings by only half that amount,” the charity said. The increase in the number of poorer families mostly came between 2008 and 2012, the figures showed, but since then the growth in low income has stopped, but not reversed.
Robb said the government should take remedial action in next month’s budget, including allowing families to keep more of their earnings and increasing benefits and tax credits to match the rise in living costs.
“This could be a very difficult time for just managing families as rising inflation begins to bite into finely-balanced budgets,” he said. “The high cost of living has already helped push 4 million more people below an adequate income, and if the cost of essentials such as food, energy and housing rise further, we need to take action to ease the strain.”
Matt Padley, research fellow at Loughborough’s social policy research centre, and one of the report’s authors, said: “Unfortunately the conditions to the end of the decade still look unfavourable for these groups. With forecasts of rising inflation, slowing wage growth combined with cuts to tax credits, the outlook is set to be highly challenging for families whose low incomes mean they are, at best, only just managing to make ends meet.”
Debbie Abrahams, the shadow work and pensions secretary, said the government could start by reversing cuts to in-work support. “This report makes clear millions more people are struggling to make ends meet as a result of this government’s seven wasted years of austerity,” she said.

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Detailed analysis showed that the average person’s debt grew by £560 in the first quarter of 2017. But a breakdown of the figures showed single parents with young children plunged £930 into the red and lone parents with grown-up off spring took on £940 worth of debt – or £10 per day on average. Experts believe the cost of helping university-aged children with tuition fees could be behind the highest figures.
The debts are piling up not because people are extravagant, the survey by online investors True Potential found. Around 15 per cent of people take on more debt ‘just to get by’ and pay for household necessities, rising to 20 per cent of single parents. Other reasons for UK households taking on debt included changing career, taking on a new job and funding parental leave. Couples with no dependents are statistically the least exposed to debt, taking on a below-average-amount of £350 debt in the quarter, with only 11 per cent using it to get by.
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The average debt is £1,797, with men (£1,960) seemingly less concerned about getting into debt than women (£1,645). Adults under 25 had the lowest borrowings at £748, compared to the highest, among 45 to 54-year-olds, at £2,299. Regionally, North East of England households owe the most at £2,664 and also took on the most debt in the period, with an average of £956. The lowest was in the East of England, at £411, despite people in the region not thinking they have a problem until they owe £2,352.
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The report’s findings highlights the need for greater financial education amid a looming debt crisis, according to True Potential’s David Harrison. He said: “Personal debt is the elephant in the room. Consumer confidence and spending have been creeping up but there is growing concern that it is built on quicksand in the shape of rising individual debts. “Underpinning this is easy access to debt, the costs of which are poorly understood. “But this is not just about people splashing cash they don’t have. A big worry is the proportion of people needing debt just to get by.
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Question: List of Super Bowl MVP winners: Tom Brady could add to record with fifth trophy

Tom Brady, you may have heard, has been pretty good in Super Bowls. When it comes to winning Super Bowl MVP honors, no one has ever been better.
With Brady at the helm, the Patriots have captured five Lombardi Trophies, and in four of those Brady walked away with the MVP award. It's not surprising that the award went to a quarterback in those instances. If you scan through the list of Super Bowl MVP winners below, you'll notice that a majority of the time the award goes to a quarterback. And considering he's won five Super Bowls in his New England career, it's no surprise that no one has won more Super Bowl MVPs than Tom Brady.
Brady, who is really only competing against himself at this point when it comes to Super Bowl MVP trophies, has a chance to bring home a fifth award if his Patriots can take down the Eagles on Sunday in Super Bowl LII.
After Brady led the Patriots to the greatest Super Bowl comeback in history last February and won a fourth MVP, he surpassed 49ers great Joe Montana, who he grew up idolizing. Adding another MVP trophy and a record sixth ring when the Patriots face the Eagles in Minnesota would only add more luster to the G.O.A.T.'s incomparable legacy.
In 51 Super Bowls, there have been 52 MVPs but only one who played on the losing team. That player -- you'll have to scroll down to see -- also is one of only 10 defensive players to claim the honor. Yeah, everybody loves offense, and especially quarterbacks, who have claimed Super Bowl MVP honors 28 times.
It's a list that winds from Packers legend Bart Starr's two MVPs in Super Bowls I and II to Brady wrapping up his fourth MVP last year.
Super Bowl LII will be played at U.S. Bank Stadium, home of the Minneapolis Vikings. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. ET.
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Here is the full list of the previous 51 Super Bowl MVP winners:

Tom Brady has done just about everything in his career. But on Sunday, he'll have the chance to do something no quarterback has ever done in the history of the league.
Brady has remarkably made the Super Bowl in half of his 16 playing seasons (minus the year lost to injury and his rookie year on the bench). He's won five of them. Brad is going to be a first-ballot Hall of Famer by the time he retires, if he ever does. In fact, he might need his own wing in Canton.
But for all the accolades, there is one thing Brady has never done, because no quarterback has ever done it: lead the NFL in passing yards AND win the Lombardi trophy in the same year.
That's what's on the line Sunday in Minneapolis if the Patriots beat the Eagles. I mean, just think about that for a second: Not once have we ever seen a quarterback lead the NFL in passing yards and win the Super Bowl.
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With prolific passers like Drew Brees, Peyton Manning and Brady dominating the NFL over the past 15 years, it seems almost impossible that none of them have led the league in passing the same year they won the Super Bowl, but it's the truth.
Although Peyton Manning led the league in passing yards a total of three times, he didn't lead the league in 2006 (Brees led the league with 4,418 yards) or 2015 (Brees led the league with 4,870), the two seasons where he went on to win the Super Bowl.
Speaking of Brees, although he's led the league in passing a total of seven times, he didn't lead the league in passing in 2009 when the Saints won the Super Bowl. By they way, if you need some bar trivia for this weekend, ask your friends if they know who led the NFL in passing in 2009 and it will likely stump them for hours (Answer: Matt Schaub).
It has almost always been a bad thing for teams trying to get to the Super Bowl to have a pass-heavy offense. The moral of the story here is that defense wins championships or it might be that you have a much better chance to win the Super Bowl if you have a balanced offense.
The NFL's passing leader has only made it to the big game a total of five times since 1966, and they're 0-5. That list of losing quarterbacks includes Brady, who led the NFL in passing yards in 2007, when the Patriots went 16-0, but ended up losing to the Giants 17-14 in Super Bowl XLII.
Tom Brady led the NFL with 4,577 passing yards this season
No player to lead the NFL in pass yards has ever won the Super Bowl in that season (0-5 record)
Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Rich Gannon, Kurt Warner & Dan Marino all lost in the Super Bowl after leading NFL in pass yards pic.twitter.com/l2Nx2fmRWK — NFL Research (@NFLResearch) January 24, 2018
For the 2017 season, Brady led the NFL in passing with 4,577 yards. This year actually marked the third time that Brady has led the NFL in passing. Besides 2007 and 2017, the only other time came in 2005 and the Patriots didn't even make it to the AFC title game that year.
If the Patriots do win the Super Bowl, the other jinx that Brady could end this year is the MVP jinx. Since 2000, zero MVP winners who have gone on to win the Super Bowl. Although we don't yet know if Brady will be named NFL MVP, we will know by Super Bowl Sunday because the award is handed out the night before the game.
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Kim Kardashian is heading to the White House today to meet with President Donald Trump and his senior adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner in seek of justice for an imprisoned Black woman. Kardashian has been attempting to get the life sentence of Black great-grandmother Alice Marie Johnson commuted, something that reportedly has been months in the making.
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By late afternoon on Wednesday, Secret Service agents will wave Kardashian and her attorney through the southwest appointment gate to the West Wing, where they will meet Kushner to discuss prison reform before he walks with them to sit down with President Donald Trump, likely in the Oval Office, along with White House counsel. According to a person familiar with the meeting, Kardashian plans to ask Trump to pardon a woman serving a life sentence without parole for a first-time drug offense. (White House staffers have joked about who will get to accompany her to the West Wing, and what they should wear for the occasion. The White House did not immediately respond to requests for comment.)
Kardashian will be flanked by her attorney Shawn Holley to seek a pardon for Johnson, who has been in prison serving life without parole since 1997 on drug conspiracy and money laundering charges. This was the 62-year-old Johnson’s first offense, and notoriety about the case exploded after Kardashian tweeted about the case last year.
Kushner is an advocate of prison and sentencing reform after his father, Charles Kushner, was held in prison on tax evasion and other federal charges. Trump’s daughter, Ivanka Trump, is also a champion of the cause which is why most outlets speculate is the reason President Trump will be taking the meeting.
It hasn’t been reported but Meek Mill was recently invited to the White House to discuss prison reform, which Jay-Z suggested the Philadelphia rapper not partake in.
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Question: Premier League clubs mull closing transfer window early

LONDON: English Premier League clubs are set to discuss whether to shut the transfer window before the start of the 2018-19 season when they meet next month, British media have reported.
Representatives from the 20 top-flight clubs are due to attend a shareholders meeting on September 7 with the majority pushing for a new, earlier, transfer deadline to be introduced.
Talks are expected to take place between all the clubs about whether to change the end of the window, which currently closes on Aug. 31 nearly three weeks after the first game.
It will be proposed that the transfer deadline is brought forward to the week before the start of the 2018-19 Premier League season, The Daily Telegraph reported on its website.
British media said the majority of Premier League clubs favour an earlier window closure, with the approval of at least 14 of the 20 required for a new rule to be introduced.
Clubs from other European leagues, including Spain and Italy, would be allowed to sign players from England in line with their own domestic deadlines but transfers between Premier League clubs would not be allowed once the season starts.
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Swansea City manager Paul Clement, who has left Gylfi Sigurdsson out of the squad having been unsettled by repeated bids from Everton, spoke about the window after Saturday's draw at Southampton in their opening game.
"It would be a better situation if the window closed before the start of the season and then people know that they have got their group for the first game - they are available, they aren't available," Clement told a news conference.
"I know there are talks about changing that for the future and my opinion is that it should be changed. Before the first game you should know who you have got and who you haven't got.
"At our managers' meeting at the Premier League ... we spoke about it. The majority of clubs are in favour, but maybe all have to be for it to go through."
The January transfer window would be unaffected.
(Writing by Ken Ferris; editing by Greg Stutchbury)

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Liverpool transfer news LIVE updates: All the latest from Anfield Wednesday July 4 Liverpool to sign Ki-Jana Hoever Liverpool are set to clinch the signing of Ajax defender Ki-Jana Hoever. Premier League trio Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City have all been credited with interest in the talented full-back. But according to Goal, Liverpool have won the battle. The report says Hoever, 16, will go straight into the academy side having rejected offers from rival clubs. Ajax were desperate to tie their right-back to his first professional contract, but Hoever wanted to join Jurgen Klopp on Merseyside instead.
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Xherdan Shaqiri hijack! Jose Mourinho is considering a move for Stoke star Xherdan Shaqiri. The Switzerland international, who impressed at the World Cup this summer, has been heavily linked with a move to Liverpool. Shaqiri, 26, is available for just £12m thanks to a release clause inserted into his current Stoke contract. And according to The Sun, United have joined the race for the winger. They say Red Devils boss Mourinho, who is out in Russia doing TV work, has been impressed with Shaqiri’s performances at the World Cup. Mourinho is now weighing up a move for the Stoke attacker, which comes as a huge blow to Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp.
GETTY Liverpool transfer news: Jose Mourinho is considering a move for Stoke star Xherdan Shaqiri
Nabil Fekir saga continues Jurgen Klopp has been forced to make plans because of Lyon star Nabil Fekir, reports say. Liverpool remain interested in Fekir but it is understood they still harbour doubts over the player’s knee problems that have plagued him in recent years. And the Liverpool Echo say Klopp’s pursuit of the 24-year-old has forced the German into making alternative plans. It is said the Reds will not sign anyone until they sort out the Fekir situation once and for all. Interest in the Lyon hotshot is rising with Manchester United also keen.
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Friendly unlikely Liverpool's friendly at Chester is "highly unlikely" to be changed to avoid a clash with England's World Cup quarter-final against Sweden, the non-league club's chairman has said. The Three Lions are preparing for a last-eight meeting with the Swedes that is set to kick off at 3pm on Saturday - as is the friendly at the Swansway Chester Stadium. Chester chairman David Harrington-Wright was quoted by the Chester Chronicle as saying: "When the fixture was first discussed there was a possible clash with an England quarter-final in the World Cup. "We requested a kick-off change then but that was the only time Liverpool could do. Premier League players are like racehorses and pre-season training is something that is planned to the very last detail, so a change in times would disrupt their plans. "It has been mentioned since then but it is highly unlikely to be moved. At this late stage the logistics of it would be difficult too.”
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Question: Zero tolerance for pot use with drivers: report

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There should be zero tolerance for pot use by drivers or their passengers, a new report by the Canadian Mental Health Association Ontario branch recommends.
The report, Cannabis Legalization and Regulation, also says that all marijuana revenue should go to fund mental health and addiction services, and that the minimum age to purchase the product should be 19 years old.
“The risk is that legalization of cannabis may lead to an increase in use among Ontarians,” Camille Quenneville, CEO of CMHA Ontario, said in a statement Monday. “When taken together, our recommendations can minimize the harms associated with cannabis use and support a public health approach to this issue.”
As the Justin Trudeau government gets set to legalize pot by July 2018, CMHA Ontario prepared a report for the provincial government with recommendations on how to go forward.
The report says marijuana legalization should be viewed through a public health lens.
CMHA Ontario anticipates an increased need for mental health and addiction support services with legal pot, especially for youth and heavy consumers “ranging from brief interventions for at-risk users to more intensive interventions,” as well as extensive public education campaigns.
The “most concerning” issue is driving high, with data already showing that an estimated 10.4 million vehicle trips a year involve a motorist that had used marijuana, the report says.
Testing for drug-impaired driving may not accurately reflect the level of impairment, it says.
“Because the technology to detect an individual’s level of impairment due to cannabis is still in development at this time, CMHA Ontario recommends a zero-tolerance policy for cannabis consumption in any motorized vehicle in order to ensure road safety during this time of transition,” the report says. “A zero-tolerance policy would include both the driver of the motorized vehicle, as well as any passengers in the car. It is important that a clear message be sent to the public as soon as possible regarding zero tolerance for impaired driving due to cannabis use.”
While the Canadian Medical Association, which represents the nation’s doctors, called for a minimum legal pot-buying age of 21, CMHA Ontario suggested the lower age of 19.
“Frequent cannabis use can harm a developing brain and there is no evidence that supports a specific age when cannabis use is safe for young people,” the report says. “However, there are concerns that a higher minimum age may contribute to young people accessing cannabis from illegal sources. Establishing a higher minimum age standard will be less effective in undermining the black market, and may leave youth both criminalized and reliant on it.”
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Only weeks before thousands of Long Islanders walk the Stations of the Cross to commemorate Good Friday, a sacred statue was discovered defaced with a crowbar or hammer.
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But as WCBS-TV's Jennifer McLogan reported, good-hearted people are coming to the rescue.
A grandmother from Southampton learned of the disturbing vandalism along the well-worn path of the Stations of the Cross at Our Lady of the Island in Manorville and donated $250 toward its repairs.
Fundraising to replace the $5,000 handcrafted statue is being spearheaded by an unlikely source – Pokemon Go players on their social media accounts.
"Me and my family love coming out here to play Pokemon Go," David Ringhiser told McLogan. "This actual statue is a PokeStop."
In fact, there are some 30 PokeStops on the 70-acre grounds of the shrine.
When Ringhiser and his children stumbled on the site, they were heartbroken.
"I'm not really a religious person but I like to give back to the community," he said.
Inside the chapel, candles were lighted and prayers offered.
"Tears come to your eyes and you just can't believe that someone would do something so horrible," said Angela Sala.
"It's Lent time, it's Easter time. We feel hurt, you know we do feel hurt about the whole situation," Andrew C'Onofrio said.
Rev. Peter D'Abele told McLogan nothing is locked, the property is open to all.
"We really don't know who it was or why," he said.
He said he's taken aback by the response from outsiders to help. Some have dropped off checks, others donated through the church website, but the biggest surprise was Pokemon – from a group of local firefighters to players from as far away as California.
D'Abele said good may come of this and hopes statue funds can be raised before Good Friday.
Suffolk County CrimeStoppers is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the case.

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By Jason Keidel
Bet you didn’t expect to Google the difference between a golden, labrador, and Chesapeake Bay retriever.
But such is March Madness, when an acronym university, like UMBC, stuns the world and shocks Virginia, the No. 1 team in the country. It was the first time a 16th seed ever defeated a top seed. We all scrambled to find their name (Retrievers, of the Chesapeake Bay variety), game, and most famous alums, if any (Kathleen Turner is one, evidently). Did we even know Baltimore was a county as well as a city?
Folks say Virginia is used to this, since their 1982 juggernaut, led by the nation’s top player, Ralph Sampson, lost a game to Chaminade. But that game had no bearing on the season, other than the ephemeral egg on their face. Besides, none of the players on Virginia’s roster were close to being born in 1982.
To give you an idea about how bizarre this tournament already was after one round, that perfect, billion-dollar bracket faded into fantasy by the time the teams shrunk from 64 to 32. We all like to think our era is the best, even if it’s almost never true. But we can probably say with some certainty that no March Madness has been this unpredictable since the tournament expanded to its current form in 1985.
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And while Virginia was the biggest domino to fall, they were hardly the only one in a tournament already rife with enough upsets for two tourneys. Between UMBC and Buffalo and Marshall — the last winning their first NCAA Tournament game — you’ve got three deep, double-digit seeds winning a game. Not to mention the early darlings of the tournament, Loyola-Chicago, with the patron saint — or patron chaplain — March Madness, the adorable, 98-year-old Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt flexing the power of prayer.
No one had a mini-bracket in the South Region that featured a 16th seed (UMBC), a 13th seed (Buffalo) and a No. 9 seed (Kansas St). Indeed Buffalo delivered a death blow to many brackets, including that of yours truly, who had Arizona snipping the nets in San Antonio.
Then we have Florida State stunning Xavier, the second top seed to be toppled long before the Final Four. And the hits go on, like Texas A&M taking North Carolina to the woodshed last night, a 20-point drubbing that was never close. If the world feels inverted, it is, at least in this year’s March Madness, an always turbulent hardwood affair that’s been flipped upside down.
And even Syracuse, no stranger to big hits and heartache in this tournament, is about as dangerous an 11th seed as you’ll ever see, having just bumped powerhouse Michigan State. Just on principle, Jim Boeheim should never enter the tournament seeded so low.
The media and masses are already scared of a Final Four that includes Loyola, Florida State, and West Virginia. Don’t fret just yet. For all the fear that this tournament has shattered into shards of no-name schools, there are still enough blue-bloods to keep the tourney, ratings, and your interest quite strong.
As was stated in this space last week, we love the Cinderella story, to a point. And we’re about there. After the Sweet 16, and certainly by the Elite Eight, we’re ready for the ancestral powers to assume their grip on the games. And that is still a strong possibility. With Duke, Villanova, and Kansas in perfect place to make a deep run. Oh, and for all his griping about where, when, and whom his club plays, John Calipari and his Kentucky Wildcats might be in the best place to make a run to the Final Four, if not beyond.
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Indeed, Kentucky need only beat Kansas St and then the winner of Nevada – Loyola-Chicago to make it to Texas. Then the Wildcats could face Gonzaga or Michigan, then perhaps Duke or Kansas for the whole thing. So for all the madness this march, when throwing a dart at your bracket would have worked better than logic, the logical teams could still make up most of the Final Four. That would give this year’s tournament everything we could ask for, and then some.
Jason writes a weekly column for CBS Local Sports. He is a native New Yorker, sans the elitist sensibilities, and believes there’s a world west of the Hudson River. A Yankees devotee and Steelers groupie, he has been scouring the forest of fertile NYC sports sections since the 1970s. He has written over 500 columns for WFAN/CBS NY, and also worked as a freelance writer for Sports Illustrated and Newsday subsidiary amNew York. He made his bones as a boxing writer, occasionally covering fights in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, but mostly inside Madison Square Garden. Follow him on Twitter @JasonKeidel.

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Question: Movie Review- Maze Runner: The Death Cure

Whether you need them or not, whether you like them or not, movie franchises seem to go on and on. It's as if some film God hatched a sinister plan and powered these films with the Duracell bunny batteries from the TV commercials. They just won't stop. And the most resilient of these unwarranted franchises are the ones made for young adults. The Twilight movies started the trend, the Hunger Games movies reaffirmed it, and franchises like Maze Runner and Divergent dug in like ticks on a tropical trek. Maze Runner's third instalment – The Death Cure is a mazing mess. It starts off with a lot of promise. But in the end, especially the second half, it just becomes too loud and too obvious a Hollywood gimmick. A certified crowd-pleasing effort trying too hard to be complex.
The story deals with the franchise's hero Thomas (Dylan O'Brien) leading his pack in a bunch of trucks hot on the tracks of a train. The train's headed to the WCKD head quarters at Last City and its carrying Thomas' old friend Minho (Ki Hong Lee). As always there's a rescue mission in the offing and in all fairness the opening sequence sets a very good tone. Its dusty, gritty and fast. Just the kid of exhilarating opening that a sci-fi action film needs. But once the early mayhem settles down, The Death Cure takes up the more familiar route of escape plans, scientists in a lab, aggro armies and soldiers and of course lots of double cross moments and twists. Here in India, we call them the Abbas-Mustan tricks and they always bring back memories of Race (2008). Sadly, the grit of Maze Runner gives way and some tired Hollywood writing makes sure that random characters from the franchise pop up at random scenes in the narrative to create ‘oh gosh’ kind of moments. There’s a nice thought that runs through the story, that of looking after your friends. But the way characters pop in and out of the narrative and the way they're killed off for dramatic effect seems lame.
Director Wes Ball has some really good ideas and the boom, bang approach really lends thump to his action-packed finale for the franchise. But for every good set piece of action , The Death Cure serves up a horrid filler scene with jaded sentimentality. Dylan O'Brien gives a solid performance. So do Thomas Brodie-Sangster and Kaya Scodelario. But the best efforts of the young cast are wasted by a screenplay trying too hard to be too epic. The finale, with the helicopters, ulterior motives and sacrificing friends has been seen in apocalypse based movies since time immemorial.
Maze Runner was a franchise that started off with a fresh idea in the first film. But it huffed and puffed its way to a climax that in all fairness, is nothing short of a massive let down.
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Question: Commoner Party Seeks to Put the Poor in Parliament

BANGKOK — Seeking an interview Kittichai Ngamchaipisit, electrician, university dropout and co-founder of the Commoner Party was a very low-profile affair.
Unlike so-called high-profile progressive political movements, his has held no press conferences, the mass media has overlooked it and it doesn’t even have headquarters yet. But Kittichai’s party – which seeks to put the poor in parliament – is arguable one of the most serious and ambitious in term of ideology.
“Every party says they will represent the poor. The Commoner Party says the poor will speak for themselves [in parliament]. How about that?” 47-year-old Kittichai, a veteran NGO worker and rights trainer, said Monday.
known in Thai as Pak Samanchon, the movement – whose ideology roughly coincides with that of the social democrats and the greens – talks not just about representing the voices of the grassroots, but about attempting to get them in power via the party so that they may speak for themselves alongside committed NGO workers.
That means the annual 100 baht membership fee will be a sacrifice for poor people wanting to become members.
The groundwork has been laid as key founders – himself included – have worked to improve the poor’s rights and welfare for decades.
The party’s founders share a lot in common with the much more media-savvy Future Forward Party led by multi-billionaire Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit and the two parties previously discussed the possibility of merging.
Thanathorn sat on the executive board of Matichon Group, which owns Khaosod and Khaosod English, until he resigned from the board on Wednesday.
In the end, Kittichai said his party wants to secure an exclusive space for the poor, making the merger a no deal.
“Our stress is in getting the voices of the commoners into parliament,” Kittichai said, adding that the meeting ended amicably.
He added that besides the goal of pushing to see the underprivileged in the National Assembly, issues close to the party’s heart include LGBT rights, women’s rights, educational reform in the deep south, rights to local natural resources, better universal healthcare, labor rights for both Thai and migrant workers, decentralization and local self-determination.
Other names revealed among the dozen-plus co-founders include environmentalist Pathanin Klom-iang, veteran LGBT rights activist Chumaporn Taengkiang, human rights activist and Dao Din group founder Kornchanok Saenprasert and youth activist Panida Boonthep.
True to its name, the party symbol is an equal sign.
Kittichai said the party is committed to at least stay in the fray – regardless of the electoral result of elections slated for next year – for at least a decade and hopes to eventually have five party MPs and a minister.
Those who know about the party cautioned any such optimism, saying that as an alternative, they will have to face-off with not just political juggernauts such as the Pheu Thai Party but also much more endowed parties such as the Future Forward Party.
While the Future Forward Party co-founder is a multi-billionaire and a subject of widespread media attention, Kittichai said thinking about his own network “depresses” him, as most media simply ignored his movement when it registered its name with the Election Commission on March 2.
Marxist political activist Chotisak Onsoong said the Kittichai’s movement is more linked to the grassroots than the Future Forward Party – which he said has the image of being a middle-class hipster party for the new generation. Nevertheless, Chotisak said it’s yet to be seen how villagers and the urban poor will truly play a meaningful role in Commoner Party.
Asked whether they could compete for the vote of the poor, Chotisak said it depends on their policy.
“Although they have worked with local people for a long period, it’s no guarantee that those they worked with will definitely vote for them,” said Chotisak, member of left-wing political activist movement Group of Comrades.
Sweden-based former union leader Jittra Cotchadet said both the Commoner Party and the Future Forward Party stand a good chance of being the voice of the poor, adding it would require both parties to work closely with local people.
Kittichai said this reflected the Commoner Party’s values, adding that it wanted the poor to play a prominent role in determining its policies. He added that he hopes the party’s four regional branches will be strong – and not dominated by its future Bangkok headquarters.
“Stupidity is relative and not absolute. Our target [voters] are not based on any particular generation. Do ask yourself whether you want to see justice in society or not,” Kittichai said when asked why the more privileged and well-educated should vote for the poor and less-formally educated.

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Sam Wood is a great prospect and when he fills out he could be excellent. Saw him the other day and still looks relatively skinny. If Gaskell is injured we are definitely short of cover in the centres. Welham is experienced and fairly strong and would be good as a squad man.
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The New Brighton City Council on Sept. 26 unanimously approved an ordinance establishing a renewed cable television franchise amendment.
The current cable franchise between Comcast and the city of New Brighton was granted in 1998 for a 15- year term. In 2011, the North Suburban Communications Commission (NSCC) began initial informal negotiations but did not come to an agreement and led to the parties following the formal cable franchise renewal process set forth in federal law.
The current cable franchise was used as a base document for the new agreement.
Highlights of the agreement include:
• The cable franchise will be extended through Jan. 1, 2028. This will allow the city to avoid the costs of a renewal process for several years, allowing it to focus its resources on other city needs.
• A 5 percent franchise fee will be paid to each Member City.
• Current PEG Grant Funding pursuant to 1994 MOU remains in place through December 31, 2017. Maintaining current funding through year-end will allow NSCC to budget for 2018 using the new PEG funding that starts in 2018.
• Starting January 1, 2018, Comcast will pay a 3 percent PEG Capital Fee. This will allow PEG funding to continue to be used for capital and operational purposes. Comcast allowed to recover a claimed PEG funding underrecovery through a .5% PEG Fee through December 31, 2019.
• The city will receive six SD PEG (public, educational and government) channels, plus 2 HD PEG channels. One additional HD PEG channel (3rd HD Channel) will be added 60 months after the effective date. Comcast may simulcast all PEG channels in HD. If an HD PEG channel is programmed differently, Comcast would have no additional obligation to provide an SD simulcast of that channel. PEG channels will be available to all subscribers regardless of tier of service.
• The city will receive seven boxes per City Hall and three boxes at other locations. Comcast will provide equipment to allow for remote cablecasting using the Comcast public internet. Service in public buildings will be complimentary.
• Comcast will provide indemnification from any litigation arising from the passage of the Franchise for a period of 6 months following the Effective Date of the Franchise.
• For purposes of calculating amounts retained and owed under the Franchise, Comcast estimates that it will recover an additional $130,000.00 through May 31, 2019, and that the NSAC shall be paid per NSAC
The Sponsorship Agreement will provide an additional $76,000 through December 31, 2019.
“This has been going on since 2010,” said Council Member Mary Burg. “I was on the commission at that time…and I am glad that we are finally coming to see this get completed.”
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City Council will meet on Tuesday, April 18 after the first meeting of the month was canceled. Below, is a list of items that are on the agenda.
Presentations and Proclamations
Business of the Month-Girl in the Curl
Donate Life Month-Dick Veale
Consent Calendar
Waive the reading of ordinances and approve reading by title only
Regular Meeting Minutes, March 21
Special Meeting Minutes, March 29
Planning Commission meeting minutes, Feb. 27
Planning Commission meeting minutes, March 27
Planning Commission actions, meeting of April 10
Ocean Water Quality Subcommittee minutes, Feb. 28
Meeting calendar/community special events calendar
City Treasurer’s report, March 2017
Claims and demands
Public Hearings
California Coastal Commission suggested modifications to the city’s approved general plan amendment, zone text amendment and local coastal program amendment to amend the Headlands Development and Conservation Plan (HDCP) to address public access over specific access ways in the residential portion of the HDCP to use three ropes or similar devices.
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Doheny Village Plan Update
2017 Abatement program, authorization to abate weeds
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Financial Review Committee minutes, March 27
Budget-Status update and city council review
Annual Review of the Investment Policy
Award of contract for the Fourth of July aerial fireworks display
Recruitment for the Arts & Cultural Commission
Amendment to agreement with South Coast Water District for the operation and maintenance of the Salt Creek Ozone Treatment Facility
Dana Point Tourism Business Improvement District/Visit Dana Point quarterly report for January-March 2017
Second reading and adoption of an ordinance readopting portions of the Dana Point Municipal Code and reauthorizing the collection of a fee to support public, education and governmental channel facilities within the city’s jurisdiction
Meeting between mayors and city managers of San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano and Dana Point
Recognition of Lantern Village Association 25th anniversary
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Question: Film by students aims to pass memory of 1995 sarin attack on Tokyo subway to young

In this March 20, 1995 photo, subway passengers affected by sarin nerve gas in the central Tokyo subway trains are carried into St Luke's International Hospital in Tokyo.
They were not yet born when one of the most heinous crimes in Japanese history was committed. They knew nothing of the crisis, confusion and loss that gripped Japan, as the March 20, 1995 sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway system sent a country that prided itself on safety into a bout of deep soul-searching.
With no firsthand experience of the atrocity orchestrated by the Aum Shinrikyo doomsday cult -- an act that killed 13 people and left over 6,000 ill -- three Japanese university students have produced a documentary about Shizue Takahashi, the wife of one of the victims who died in the attack.
One of the most recognizable faces among the sarin gas victims' families, Takahashi, 71, is the go-to person for media on Aum-related issues. For 23 years, she has been at the forefront in the fight for justice and support for victims and families. Much has been said and reported about her.
But the 18-minute film does not have the sober tone that often accompanies a documentary tackling such a heavy topic. Neither does it touch on the dangers of cults nor efforts to prevent an incident of this kind from happening again.
Instead, Miyu Kurihara, 21, Mayuko Tsuda, 20, and Sakura Mukojima, 20, chose to take an up-close and personal look at Takahashi as an ordinary housewife and mother, filming her in Tokyo's Kitasenju district where her family lived and listening to her thoughts about her deceased husband Kazumasa.
The documentary titled "Kyo Mo Anata To Isshoni" (roughly translated as "With You Again Today") opens with a light-hearted scene showing Takahashi eating eel with Mukojima, and introduces viewers to a woman whose life as an ordinary 48-year-old housewife was forever changed by the attack.
"Our goal was to show it to friends and have it spread around," Kurihara says.
Footage shows Takahashi laughing, smiling and relaxed, unlike her public persona as a representative of a victims' support group. Her husband, 50 at the time of the attack, was the deputy stationmaster at Kasumigaseki Station. He died after picking up one of the plastic bags that contained sarin.
Tsuda, who attended the annual meeting of victims and supporters last year with Kurihara, recalls how she initially felt intimidated by Takahashi as the group's representative. "But that was a stereotype. Once I got to talk to her, she was just like any other grandmother," she says.
The two thought it a pity that people did not know the other, warmer side of Takahashi. Moved by issues such as people suffering from the aftereffects of sarin and post-traumatic stress disorder, the pair invited Mukojima to join the film project.
The three studied about the sarin attack in a seminar under Hiroaki Mizushima, a professor in journalism at Sophia University. The documentary was completed last year and received awards in local film festivals. It can be viewed on YouTube.
"I felt that we should think of (the Aum case) as something that concerns ourselves. The more we do that, the better we are able to absorb what happened," Kurihara says.
This year's gathering, held the weekend before the 23rd anniversary, introduced discussion groups for attendees.
Yuichi Hara, one of the Tokyo police officers who investigated the incident, recalled the agony of young Aum followers who were unable to leave the cult, while Takahashi gave an overview of her struggle to come to terms with the incident.
"I definitely want those who were not born then, those who were just babies, to know about it," she stresses.
To pass on the memory of the attack and lessons learned to the next generation, she agreed to be featured in the documentary.
The three students were among several young attendees at this year's event. During discussions, they stressed that such interactions must continue through generations.
Tsuda, who facilitated one of the discussion groups, says that while the attack was covered in her textbooks growing up, it wasn't until her involvement in the film, and through Mizushima's seminar and attending gatherings, that the topic became closer to home.
Tsuda now finds herself turning her attention to Aum-related coverage, including last week's news on the transfer of seven of the former cult members on death row from the Tokyo detention center to other facilities, a move seen as bringing their executions closer.
Now Tsuda hopes that like her, more young people will take even a little interest in the case.
For Mukojima, who attended the gathering for the first time, Hara's talk revealing behind-the-scenes accounts of the arrests of Aum founder Shoko Asahara and other cult members was informative.
"We are of a generation that was not born (then) so I felt that we must know more about this," she says, urging her generation not to be indifferent, especially since the attack occurred in Japan.
She adds that learning more about the Aum case made her realize that anyone could be a victim. "What we have come to accept everyday as commonplace could unexpectedly disappear."
Aum has renamed itself Aleph. There is also a splinter group called Hikarinowa and another breakaway group from Aleph said to be devoted to Asahara, whose real name is Chizuo Matsumoto. The Public Security Intelligence Agency says there are about 1,650 believers in the three groups.
Mukojima says she is concerned about that number and wants to hear from young people about why they were drawn to these groups.
While the trio does not have any plans to make a sequel about Takahashi, Kurihara is interested in examining mind control or how Aum could be viewed in the light of terrorist groups such as Islamic State, which also manipulate people through religion to justify terrorist acts.
"To approach (the Aum issue) with a universal theme could spark interest in more people," she says. "And as a result, this could lead (to a desire to) never forget this incident."
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FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — Atlanta Falcons running back Devonta Freeman has concussion symptoms and has been ruled out for this week's preseason game at Pittsburgh.
Freeman left Sunday's practice with heat-related issues. Coach Dan Quinn said Monday that Freeman reported the concussion symptoms after leaving the field and has been placed in the concussion protocol.
Tevin Coleman took over first-team snaps at running back on Monday as the team held its final practice of training camp. Coleman's playing time likely will be limited in Sunday's game as Quinn focuses on the competition between Terron Ward and rookie Brian Hill for the third running back spot.
The Falcons agreed to terms Wednesday on a five-year, $41.25 million extension with Freeman. The deal makes Freeman the league's highest-paid running back in terms of the overall package.
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Green Bay Packers running back Ty Montgomery is doubtful to play against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday after suffering broken ribs last week.
Montgomery, who suffered the injury during the Packers' Week 4 victory over the Chicago Bears, expressed hope he would play against the Cowboys. He said he was considering wearing a flak jacket and would be willing to play through pain, but it appears the Packers will take a cautious approach with their workhorse running back.
Montgomery was limited in practice all week for the Packers.
Wide receiver Davante Adams is questionable to play after suffering a concussion on a hit by Danny Trevathan that led to the Bears linebacker being suspended for a game.
Packers offensive tackle Bryan Bulaga (ankle), defensive tackle Mike Daniels (hip) and cornerbacks Davon House (quad) and Quinten Rollins (ankle) are all questionable.
Here are the other injuries we're tracking on Friday heading into Sunday's slate of Week 5 games:
1. Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck (shoulder) was back at practice, as scheduled on Friday. Colts coach Chuck Pagano said tight end Jack Doyle (concussion/neck) is out against the 49ers on Sunday.
2. Tennessee Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota (hamstring) is questionable and a game-time decision to play Sunday against the Dolphins.
3. Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sam Bradford said his problematic knee is feeling "much better this week than what it did two weeks ago when I was on the practice field." He was limited in practice Friday, and it remains to be seen if he'll play Monday night against the Chicago Bears.
4. Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr (back) threw in practice for the second straight day and is officially questionable for Sunday. Cornerback David Amerson (concussion), Gareon Conley (shin) and guard Gabe Jackson (foot) also are questionable for the game.
5. Washington Redskins cornerback Josh Norman will be out four weeks due a rib fracture and small puncture in his lungs. Norman suffered the injury in the team's Monday night loss to the Chiefs.
6. Philadelphia Eagles Doug Pederson said RB Wendell Smallwood (knee) is questionable for Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals and defensive tackle Fletcher Cox will not play because of a calf injury.
7. New York Giants center Weston Richburg (head) and running back Paul Perkins (ribs) won't play against the Los Angeles Chargers.
8. Buffalo Bills wide receiver Jordan Matthews (thumb) will not play against the Cincinnati Bengals. Cornerback E.J. Gaines (groin), tackle Cordy Glenn (foot/ankle), safety Micah Hyde (knee) and cornerback Shareece Wright (back) are all listed as questionable for Sunday.
9. Cincinnati Bengals tight end Tyler Eifert (back), wide receiver John Ross (knee), running back Ryan Hewitt (knee) and safety Derron Smith (ankle) have been ruled out for Sunday's game against Buffalo. Eifert has been sidelined since Week 2 -- against the Texans -- after aggravating a back injury similar to the one that ended his 2016 campaign early.
10. Carolina Panthers defensive end Mario Addison (knee) practicing for first time this week, as coach Ron Rivera indicated Thursday. Safety Demetrious Cox (ankle) and center Ryan Kalil (neck) are both out. Rivera, however, said Kalil "had a really good week." Offensive tackle Matt Kalil (groin) has been ruled questionable and Julius Peppers (shoulder) is questionable after not practicing all week.
11. Dallas Cowboys tackle Tyron Smith (back) did not practice Friday and is questionable against the Green Bay Packers. Cornerback Nolan Carroll (concussion) and tackle La'el Collins (ankle) were full participants but are listed as questionable. Linebacker Sean Lee (hamstring) did not practice this week but is questionable for Sunday.
12. Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Brandon Williams (foot) has been ruled out for Sunday against the Raiders. Cornerback Jaylen Hill (thigh) is doubtful. Wide receiver Jeremy Maclin (hand), cornerback Jimmy Smith (Achilles), tight end Benjamin Watson (calf) and defensive back Ladarius Webb) (thigh) are all questionable.
13. New York Jets defensive end Kony Ealy (shoulder), cornerback Daryl Roberts (hamstring), linebacker Josh Martin (ankle) and running back Matt Forte (knee/toe) are all ruled out. Defensive end Muhammed Wilkerson (shoulder) and cornerback Juston Burris (foot) are both questionable. Jets coach Todd Bowles said Burris injured his foot during practice on Thursday.
14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Ryan Russell, who injured his shoulder against the New England Patriots on Thursday, is expected to be out 2 to 4 weeks, a source informed of the situation tells Rapoport.
15. Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Jaelen Strong (hamstring), wide receiver Marqise Lee (ribs) and center Brandon Linder (illness) are all questionable against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Linebacker Lerentee McCray (knee) is out after not practicing Thursday and Friday.
16. Pittsburgh Steelers tackle Marcus Gilbert (hamstring) is doubtful for Sunday against the Jaguars after missing practice Thursday and Friday.
17. Kansas City Chiefs center Mitch Morse (foot) and linebacker Dee Ford (back) are out for Sunday vs. Texans.
18. Los Angeles Chargers tackle Joe Barksdale (foot) was a full participant in practice Friday after being limited Thursday. He is questionable for Sunday against the Giants. Receiver Mike Williams (back) was limited in practice this week but is ruled out. Running back Branden Oliver will not play due to a hip injury.
19. Detroit Lions defensive end Ezekiel Ansah (knee) and linebacker Jarrad Davis (neck) were limited in practice and are both questionable for Sunday vs. the Panthers. Guard T.J. Lang (back) and defensive tackle Haloti Ngata (shoulder) both did not practice Friday and are ruled questionable. Linebacker Tahir Whitehead (pectoral) was limited in practice and is also questionable. Running back Amir Abdullah (ankle) fully participated.
20. Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett (ankle) is off the injury report and is set to make his NFL debut against the Jets on Sunday. Wide receiver Kenny Britt (knee/groin) and linebacker Jamie Collins (concussion) are both doubtful.
21. Seattle Seahawks cornerback Jeremy Lane (groin) and running back C.J. Prosise are both doubtful for Sunday's tilt against the Los Angeles Rams. Linebacker Michael Wilhoite (hamstring) is questionable. Offensive tackle Rees Odhiambo, hospitalized after Sunday's game with chest and heart issues, is set to play.
22. Houston Texans guard Kyle Fuller did not practice on Friday due to a hamstring injury and is out for Sunday against the Chiefs.
23. Arizona Cardinals wide receivers John Brown (quad) and J.J. Nelson (hamstring/tooth) are each questionable for Sunday's tilt against the Eagles.
24. Los Angeles Rams safety Lamarcus Joyner (hamstring) is doubtful to play Sunday against the Seahawks and guard Jamon Brown (groin) is questionable.


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A crew of six people spent three weeks dismantling a 70-foot dinosaur replica in Natural History Museum in London.The life sized diplodocus replica, known as Dippy, was shown being taken apart in a time-lapse video. The dinosaur is scheduled to go on tour across the U.K.

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atomic wrote: The pass from Drinkwater to Hampshire to put him in, shows cohesion between them.Thats fact,are we to just ignore that fact because Cas and Wigans coaching staff say he's not a half?
Is that not more to do with him linking up from FB though - no idea whether Hampshire can or can't succeed at halves, 2 top coaches indicate not but he is still young so who knows.At the end of he day let's hope we don't have a knee jerk reaction because of Friday- so long as we learn the lessons we'll hold our own in a lot of games, gave up a lot of field possession and any team would get punished at this level.


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An inappropriate birthday gift for one of her 15-year-old pupils earned a young British teacher a trip to the big house.
Alice McBrearty, a 23-year-old who worked at an east London school, was sentenced to 16 months jail time Friday at Snaresbrook Crown Court after pleading guilty to seven counts of abusing a position of trust.
McBrearty admitted to having a four-month sexual affair with the student, including performing oral sex on him in an empty garage as a birthday gift for him. She had sex with the boy, who she first befriended on Facebook and Instagram, at her parents’ home, in her car, in the classroom and at an IBIS hotel.
“You engaged in a full-blown sexual relationship with a 15-year-old student,” Judge Sheelagh Canavan said in court, according to U.K. reports. “I accept he was consenting — what 15-year-old schoolboy would turn down such an attractive offer? You were supposed to keep him safe and help him make the right decisions. Instead you helped him make the wrong ones. You knew better and you did it anyway.
“He was precisely at the age when he was at the mercy of his hormones.”
Teacher jailed for abuse of position of trust https://t.co/3130eEvi8p pic.twitter.com/uF6IrLflg8 — Metropolitan Police (@metpoliceuk) October 6, 2017
The victim’s father reported McBrearty to police in May after suspecting her of grooming his son for sex. When London cops interviewed the teen, he admitted to the affair.
“Alice McBrearty conducted a sexual relationship for months with a boy despite knowing he was underage and she was committing a serious crime,” Zarah Dickinson of the Crown Prosecution Service said. “She groomed him on social media and bought him gifts before having sex with him in her home, at a hotel and in her car.”

A Victorian man who gave his younger sister genital herpes after forcing himself on her has avoided a jail term.
The 22-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, on Monday apologised to his sister and mother before he was given a three-year community correction order for incest between siblings.
Twenty-two-year-old Victorian man avoids jail time for raping his sister (stock image)
'I don't have much to say, but I am sorry for what I've done,' he told the Victorian County Court.


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A rabies vaccine blitz is intensifying on Six Nations after a third raccoon found on the territory this year has tested positive for rabies.
"More bait drops will be scheduled," Six Nations communications officer Victoria Racette said Monday.
On Aug. 2, Six Nations police said that the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry confirmed that a raccoon destroyed by a Six Nations officer tested positive for rabies. The animal was destroyed in the area of Mohawk Road, between Second and Third Line roads.
Police said they have responded to more than 20 calls from residents reporting raccoons exhibiting strange behaviour. In all cases, the animal was destroyed and tested for rabies.
In late February, the first raccoon this year tested positive for rabies after it was found as roadkill near Chiefswood Road and Third Line, just south of Ohsweken.
The second confirmed case was announced in March.
Ontario has been dealing with an outbreak of rabies since 2015. In 2016, 288 cases of rabies were confirmed in animals in the province.
Baits were dropped at selected points across Six Nations, Six Nations council said in a previous public announcement issued on its website.
"To help with the prevention and spread of wildlife, Six Nations has and will continue taking part in a provincewide aerial baiting program," the announcement says.
"Exposure to the bait is not harmful, however, in the unlikely event that you or your pet come into contact with the vaccine, contacting a doctor or veterinarian as a precaution is recommended."
The latest notice says more bait drops will continue through the latter part of this month and into October.
The distribution of baits is conducted in rural areas by air with ministry aircraft flying low-level and by hand in urban areas by ministry wildlife technicians.
If found, the baits should be left for raccoons, skunks and foxes to consume, says the notice.
To protect family and pets from rabies, the notice advises:
Avoid contact with live or dead animals, including raccoons, skunks, bats and any unknown dogs or cats.
Do not feed, help or relocate any wildlife or keep them as pets.
Vaccinate pets again rabies and keep vaccinations current for dogs and cats to protect them and help prevent the virus from spreading other animals and people.
Don't allow a pet to wander unsupervised, especially at night.
Do not leave pet food outside because it can attract wildlife.
If you suspect your pet already has rabies, immediately call a veterinarian.
Report all animal bites and scratches to Six Nations Public Health at 519-445-2671, and the report sick, injured or strangely behaving wildlife to Six Nations Wildlife Office at 519-445-0330.
For more information on the rabies virus and how you can protect family and pets, call Six Nations Public Health or visit www.snhs.ca/hpnsRabiesBrochure.pdf, or www.ontario.ca/rabies.
Anyone on Six Nations in need of animal control services can call 519-445-2947 or, after hours, 519-445-4818.
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A second Arizona county in two weeks has confirmed that fleas in the area tested positive for plague.
The announcement by Navajo County Public Health officials on Friday comes one week after Coconino County officials found prairie dogs in the area to be carrying fleas with the plague.
Plague is an infectious disease infamous for killing millions of Europeans in the Middle Ages.
The fleas in Navajo County were found near the town of Taylor.
Navajo County advises people to watch for sudden die-offs of groups of prairie dogs or rodents, which might be an indicator of the plague.
Officials have notified residents and plan to treat and closely monitor the rodent burrows.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Some women, and men, worry the same climate that’s emboldening women to speak up about sexual misconduct could backfire by making some men wary of female colleagues.
Forget private meetings and get-to-know-you dinners. Beware of banter. Think twice before a high-ranking man mentors a young female staffer.
“I have already heard the rumblings of a backlash: ‘This is why you shouldn’t hire women,'” Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg wrote in a recent post .
“So much good is happening to fix workplaces right now. Let’s make sure it does not have the unintended consequence of holding women back,” said Sandberg, author of the working women’s manifesto “Lean In.”
Ana Quincoces, a Miami-based attorney and entrepreneur who owns her own food line, says her business and its success involves working mostly with men, and sales and other activities are often concluded over lunch or drinks. Those opportunities, she says, are dwindling, because many of the men she knows through her business “are terrified.”
“There’s a feeling of this wall that wasn’t there that is suddenly up because they don’t know what’s appropriate anymore — it’s disconcerting,” Quincoces said. “I feel that they’re more careful, more formal in their relationships with co-workers. And I can’t say I blame them, because what’s happened is pervasive. Every day there’s a new accusation.”
She said many of the men she knows are now avoiding one-on-one social occasions that were normal in the past.
“This is going to trickle down into all industries. … It’s going to become the new normal,” Quincoces said. “It’s a good thing because women are not afraid anymore, but on the other side, it’s a slippery slope.”
Americans were already edgy about male-female encounters at work: A New York Times/Morning Consult poll of 5,300 men and women last spring found almost two-thirds thought workers should be extra careful around opposite-sex colleagues, and around a quarter thought private work meetings between men and women were inappropriate.
But in a season of outcry over sexual misconduct, some men are suddenly wondering whether they can compliment a female colleague or ask about her weekend. Even a now-former female adviser to the head of Pennsylvania’s Democratic Party suggested on Facebook that men would stop talking to women altogether because of what she portrayed as overblown sexual misconduct claims.
Certain managers are considering whether to make sure they’re never alone with a staffer, despite the complications of adding a third person in situations like performance reviews, says Philippe Weiss, who runs the Chicago-based consultancy Seyfarth Shaw at Work.
Philadelphia employment lawyer Jonathan Segal says some men are declaring they’ll just shut people out of their offices, rather than risk exchanges that could be misconstrued.
“The avoidance issue is my biggest concern, because the marginalization of women in the business world is at least as big a problem as harassment,” Segal says. A recent report involving 222 North American companies found the percentage of women drops from 47 percent at the entry level to 20 percent in the C suite.
Vice President Mike Pence has long said he doesn’t have one-on-one meals with any woman except his wife and wants her by his side anywhere alcohol is served, as part of the couple’s commitment to prioritizing their marriage. The guidelines have “been a blessing to us,” the Republican told Christian Broadcasting Network News in an interview this month.
Employment attorneys caution that it can be problematic to curb interactions with workers because of their gender, if the practice curtails their professional opportunities. W. Brad Johnson, a co-author of a book encouraging male mentors for women, says limiting contact sends a troubling message.
“If I were unwilling to have an individual conversation with you because of your gender, I’m communicating ‘you’re unreliable; you’re a risk,'” says Johnson, a U.S. Naval Academy psychology professor.
Jessica Proud, a communications professional and Republican political consultant in New York City, said it would be wrong if this national “day of reckoning” over sexual misconduct resulted in some men deciding not to hire, mentor or work with women. She recalled a campaign she worked on where she was told she couldn’t travel with the candidate because of how it might look.
“I’m a professional, he’s a professional. Why should my career experience be limited?” she said. “That’s just as insulting in a lot of ways.”
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Associated Press writers Verena Dobnik in New York, David Klepper in Albany, N.Y. and Andrew Welsh-Huggins in Columbus, Ohio, contributed to this report.
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(Global Edition) From the BBC World Service … Iran’s president today warned of “severe consequences” if President Trump pulls America out of the nuclear deal Iran signed with global leaders in 2015. Can French President Emmanuel Macron talk the American leader into staying in the pact during his state visit? Then, a report from McKinsey says Asian countries could add $4.5 trillion to their collective annual GDP by getting more women in the workplace. Afterwards, the Me Too movement has reached India, a country seeing a decline in the number of working women as some businesses flat-out refuse to hire females. We’ll take you to Kolkata to hear from some of the women pushing for more equality.


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Obamacare is stuck in limbo, and insurers and state regulators are struggling to set their plans for what's increasingly shaping up as a chaotic year for the health-care program. After the failure of Republicans' first attempt to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act and President Donald Trump's subsequent threats to let the program "explode," more health insurers are threatening to pull out next year, while others may sharply raise the premiums they charge.
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When Robert Lighthizer was sworn in as US trade representative in May, the United States and China were widely expected to move towards a more confrontational trade relationship.
Lighthizer is known for his tough handling of trade between the United States and Japan in the 1980s. And observers say that unlike US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and economic adviser Gary Cohn, who are seen as more accommodating, Lighthizer appears to hold huge sway over US-China trade policy under President Donald Trump.
“He [Lighthizer] knows trade remedies quite well. His team is not so much big but is very powerful,” according to a representative of the American business community in China who was speaking on condition of anonymity. “The trade confrontation between China and the US is set to heat up.”
Is ‘The Art of the Deal’ author taking a page out of Sun Tzu’s ‘The Art of War’ with his trade dispute feint?
Trump threatened to take tough trade actions against China during his election campaign, vowing to name Beijing a currency manipulator. Tensions over trade in the first months of the Trump presidency, however, were often overshadowed by Washington’s call on Beijing to step up pressure against North Korea.
But with his tax cuts passed, and frustrated that China has not done enough to rein in Pyongyang’s nuclear ambitions, Trump’s hardline stance on trade has resurfaced.
After scant progress was made in the first round of Comprehensive Economic Dialogue with Beijing in July – aimed at resolving trade issues – the US suspended the high-level talks.
Last month, Lighthizer said there had been no effective result from senior-level dialogue between the two countries, and now the Trump administration is taking serious aim at the trade deficit with China, and considering further action to restrict Chinese involvement in its hi-tech sector. China’s trade surplus with the United States rose 8.6 per cent last year to a record high of US$275.8 billion, according to official Chinese data.
“The combative Lighthizer is now firmly in control of the international trade and economics agenda,” said Arthur Kroeber, a founding partner with Gavekal Dragonomics.
“It was only in the second half of last year that the US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer wrested trade policy from more accommodating figures like Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and economic adviser Gary Cohn,” Kroeber said, describing Lighthizer as an “old trade warrior who cut his teeth battling Japan in the 1980s”.
Five sparks that could ignite a trade war between China and the US
Lighthizer spent more than 30 years as an international trade lawyer in the heavy manufacturing, agricultural and hi-tech industries. He served as deputy US trade representative for former president Ronald Reagan and negotiated over two dozen bilateral international agreements, including on steel, auto and agricultural products.
But he is best known for pressuring Japan to reduce steel and auto exports to the US by restricting its shipments of electronic and agricultural products with punitive tariffs and quotas – an action that could be part of Trump’s trade moves against China.
Lighthizer is also on board with Trump’s “America First” policy and shares the US president’s wariness towards multilateral trade deals. He has lashed out at China’s economic model, saying it was an unprecedented threat to the world trading system in September. That was a month after his office launched an investigation into China’s alleged intellectual property theft under section 301 of a rarely used 1974 trade law.
In November, his office formally notified the World Trade Organisation that the US opposed granting China market economy status, provoking Beijing’s ire.
The trade representative is expected to release in the coming weeks an assessment of damage to US business from China’s alleged intellectual property theft, forced technology transfers and discriminatory innovation policy following an investigation.
Donald Trump’s new tariffs may herald a trade war, but China has its own set of weapons
He Ning, a former minister for trade and economic affairs at the Chinese embassy in the US, expected Lighthizer would “find fault” with trade ties rather than seek cooperation.
He, who is now a senior researcher at the Centre for China and Globalisation, a think tank in Beijing, said Trump had continued to test China’s “bottom line” and more friction over trade was inevitable.
But Lu Xiang, a specialist on US issues at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, noted that China is not Japan in the 1980s, given its scale as the world’s second-biggest economy after the US.
“The US wouldn’t be able to bear the damage caused by a trade war,” he said. “The global economic structure means that the US actually has to accept this trade deficit. Cooperation to make sure there are bigger slices of pie to go around is really the only solution to this problem.”
China should also do more to open its markets to build trust with countries such as the United States, according to Huo Jianguo, a former research chief with the Ministry of Commerce.
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The formula for the Toronto Maple Leafs in their first-round series against the Boston Bruins has been a simple one: When Frederik Andersen is great, they win. When he is not, they get blown out.
In the past two games, both with the Maple Leafs facing elimination, they have been fortunate enough to get the “great” Andersen. His 32-save effort in Toronto’s 3-1 Game 6 win on Monday night is a big reason this series is now headed for a winner-take-all Game 7 in Boston on Wednesday night (7:30 p.m. ET, NBCSN).
The Maple Leafs have leaned on Andersen a ton all season, not only giving him a massive workload that saw him have to play in 66 games (second most in the league, just one shy of the NHL lead), but also forcing him to face the most shots of any goaltender in the NHL.
Nearly 200 more than the next closest goalie, to be exact. That reliance has continued in this series.
He may not have finished the season with the best numbers in the league, but there is a lot to be said for a goalie that can play that many games, face that many shots, and give his team above average goaltending the way Andersen did.
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The combination of a young, offensive-minded team with a suspect defense that bleeds shots against the way the Maple Leafs do can put a ton of pressure on the goalie. If that goalie is not on his game, things can get ugly in a hurry, just as they did early in the series when Andersen struggled and Toronto was absolutely crushed on the scoreboard and looked to be on their way to a rather quiet and unimpressive postseason exit.
But in the three Maple Leafs wins, Andersen has been a difference maker, especially over the past two where he has stopped 74 of the 78 shots he has faced to help keep their season going.
It is not as if the Bruins haven’t had chances in those games, because they have. Andersen has simply been up to the task.
It would be hard to argue that the Maple Leafs have been the better team at any point in this series because the Bruins have looked downright dominant at times. But in a short series there are a lot of variables that can completely turn things upside down. Goaltending is always at the top of that list.
Over the past two games the Maple Leafs have been getting it.
But it was not just the goaltending on Monday that helped give Toronto another game. They also received big contributions from two of their young stars as William Nylander and Mitch Marner scored goals, with Marner’s goal — his second of the series — going in the books as the game-winner.
Veteran center Tomas Plekanec, a trade deadline acquisition that has at times struggled mightily since coming over from Montreal, also looks to have some new life as this series has progressed and helped put the game away with his second goal of the series late in the third period.
Then there was the penalty kill. With just under seven minutes to play in regulation, the Maple Leafs clinging to a one-goal lead, Marner was sent off for delay of game for shooting the puck over the glass in the defensive zone. The ensuing penalty kill was clinical by Toronto as they completely shut down the Bruins’ power play and nearly scored a shorthanded goal when Kasperi Kapanen broke in alone on Tuukka Rask, only to have Rask just get enough of his shot to send it wide.
Now it all comes down to one game on Wednesday night.
The big question for the Maple Leafs will be the same one that has existed this entire series: Which Frederik Andersen is going to show up? If it is the one they had over the past two games, they might actually pull off this comeback and move on to the second round for the first time since 2003. If it is the one that showed up in the three losses, it might be another ugly result if the Bruins keep generating shots and chances the way they have in the first six games.
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Adam Gretz is a writer for Pro Hockey Talk on NBC Sports. Drop him a line at phtblog@nbcsports.com or follow him on Twitter @AGretz.

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NHL Daily: New York Rangers defenseman Brady Skjei deserves more trust from coach Alain Vigneault, Auston Matthews on track for a historic rookie season after another impressive seven-day stretch topped off with an OT winner on Sunday, and more! (Daily NHL Headlines)
We normally like to release our NHL daily links in the morning, so apologies for the lateness folks. Still, there’s no shortage of stories to talk about, so let’s get right into it.
The NHL held its Centennial Classic between Toronto and Detroit on Sunday. It was a fairly uneventful game until the floodgates broke open in the third period for a total of seven goals. Both teams were tied at four heading into extra time before Auston Matthews found the back of the net to give Toronto a 5-4 victory.
Another outdoor game is being played as we speak between Chicago and St. Louis. The Winter Classic is a special treat for Blues fans who have long been looking to host the event.
Here is your highlight of the night:
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Matthews Chasing History
As the Toronto Star puts it, Leafs rookie Auston Matthews is on pace for a historic rookie season. He’s already entering uncharted territories in numerous categories, although if he keeps up the 300-shot pace, it would make him just the 5th rookie to do so. [Toronto Star]
Skjei Needs to be Trusted More
Alexandra Russo over at Blue Line Station takes a look at Rangers rookie defenseman Brady Skjei. She believes that while his defensive game is still developing, that he has proven himself and deserves more trust (ice-time) from coach Alain Vigneault. [Blue Line Station]
Teams Looking to Improve in 2017
Lyle Richardson over at Bleacher Report takes a look at the NHL teams he believes are most likely to turn things around in 2017. The list includes several clubs, including Carolina, Winnipeg, and Florida (among others). [Bleacher Report]
Blackhawks Roundtable
The team over at Blackhawk Up held a recent group roundtable to discuss a couple of topics. They’re looking at which teams are the biggest threat/danger in the West, and evaluating team starters. It’s a worthwhile read for Hawks fans. [Blackhawk Up]
Kraft Hockeyville USA
Kraft Hockeyville USA is back. The long-lasting tradition that has taken place for well over a decade in Canada is starting to gain interest south of the border. If your small city or town is passionate about hockey, you can be the next ones to host an NHL preseason game and win a cash prize to help upgrade your local arena. [NHL.com]
Isles Getting Secondary Scoring Help
Matt O’Leary over at Eyes on Isles discusses how the New York Islanders are receiving a bit of help in the secondary scoring department of late. He also takes a look at numerous things going on around the organization in this daily roundup. [Eyes on Isles]
NHL Daily Rant
As we do from time-to-time, I’d like to shift gears in today’s daily rant. Now into a brand new year (and month), here are five bold predictions for the rest of 2016-17:
1. The Atlantic Division closes the gap on Metropolitan, forcing a Wild-Card team to emerge from both divisions.
2. Colorado remains fairly inactive (trade market) and finishes 30th place with top odds of snagging another elite center in Nolan Patrick – despite having Nathan MacKinnon, Matt Duchene, and Tyson Jost in the mix already.
3. Columbus hits a couple rough stretches and find themselves battling for third place/a Wild-Card spot in the Metropolitan Division.
4. Oilers phenom Connor McDavid catches fire in 2017, tops 100 points, wins the Art Ross Trophy.
5. Minnesota Wild netminder Devan Dubnyk continues his tear in 2016-17, wins Vezina Trophy honors at the NHL Awards.
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NEW YORK - Police in New York are looking for a group of men who attacked a bodega clerk with avocados and bananas late last month.
According to the NYPD, a 21-year-old clerk was behind the counter at the Stadium Gourmet Deli when two suspects approached him angrily about a food order.
The men suddenly began throwing unripe avocados and bananas at the clerk, some of which ricochet off the clerk and across the room.
The clerk suffered a broken jaw and a cut on his face.
Police released surveillance video Wednesday in the hopes of catching the suspects.

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Surveillance footage shows a smash-and-robbery of Mary Mart, a cannabis dispensary on Tacoma's Sixth Avenue. Its believed to be the same team that's hit several shops in a recent span. The burglars were wearing masks but one woman exposed her face. KIRO 7 News Courtesy