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Five people are being questioned over the suspected murder of three children who died after a house fire.
Demi Pearson, 14, was pronounced dead at the scene in Worsley, Greater Manchester, while her eight-year-old brother Brandon and seven-year-old sister Lacie later died in hospital.
Greater Manchester Police said three men, aged 23, 20 and 18, and a 20-year-old woman have been arrested on suspicion of murder.
The children's 35-year-old mother, Michelle Pearson, is in a serious condition in hospital while a fourth sibling, three-year-old Lia, is critically ill.
Greater Manchester Police said three men, aged 23, 20 and 18, and a 20-year-old woman have been arrested on suspicion of murder.
A 24-year-old man is also being questioned in custody on suspicion of assisting an offender.
Emergency services were called to the mid-terraced house in Jackson Street just before 5am on Monday.
Two 16-year-old boys who were also in the house freed themselves before fire crews arrived and put out the blaze.
Police confirmed there had been "earlier incidents" at the address and said the force had made a self-referral to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
Chief Superintendent Wayne Miller, of Greater Manchester Police, said: "In what is such a heart-breaking set of circumstances, we have been doing our very best to support the family in every way that we can and carry out our inquiries quickly and sensitively.
"We are still appealing for people who witnessed the fire itself or the events leading up to it to get in contact with us and tell us what they know.
"My thanks goes to the members of the public who have supported us with our investigation."
Earlier, Mr Miller urged an unnamed suspect to hand himself in as he told reporters: "He knows who he is and he should give himself up.
"This will devastate this family forever and words cannot describe what they are going through. We need the public's help to find the answers the family deserve."
Demi was a pupil at Harrop Fold School in Salford, which featured in the Channel 4 documentary Educating Greater Manchester.
Head teacher Drew Povey said: "We are devastated at the tragic loss of life today in our community. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family involved."
A large police presence remained at the scene throughout the day as both ends of Jackson Street were cordoned off, with one end blocked by large steel barriers.
Tearful locals stood at the end of the cordons and consoled each other with embraces.
One woman, who did not wish to be named, said she knew the mother of the family.
She said: "I have known Michelle for years. The family have lived here for a long time. We are all just in shock.
"There has been trouble round here before but it's more wannabe gangsters, teenage stuff."
Anyone with any information should contact police on 0161 856 8797, or call 101 or the independent charity Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.

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It’s been an Easter weekend of tragedy in the North East .
Loved ones of 20-year-old Lewis Knapp have been left heartbroken after he was killed in an alleged hit-and-run on Saturday.
Dad-of-two Calvin McLellan lost his fight for life eight months after being put in a coma by teen thug Connor Jary.
And Paul Gascoigne’s sister relived the harrowing moment she held her son’s lifeless body after his death from an accidental drug overdose.
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Friday
26 families part of organ scandal
As many as 26 families have been hit with the news that the organs of their deceased loved ones were stored for years without their knowledge.
Northumbria Police has now admitted the extent of the blunder, which saw body parts from victims of unexplained deaths kept for more than 20 years after their families believed they had laid their loved ones to rest.
Mum avoided jail for smuggling drugs into prison for her son
A mum narrowly avoided her own stint behind bars after trying to smuggle drugs into a troubled prison for her son.
Melissa Percival was caught carrying cocaine and buprenorphine when she was searched as she visited HMP Northumberland in the days before Christmas.
Saturday
Dozens of victims in sport child sex probe
Dozens more alleged victims have come forward since a police probe into historical child sex abuse at North East sports club began, we revealed.
Northumbria Police launched Operation Tide in December last year after several high-profile cases of ex-pros waiving their anonymity to speak out.
South Shields man killed in alleged hit-and-run
A 20-year-old man died following an alleged hit-and-run in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Lewis Knapp was allegedly hit by a silver Vauxhall Vectra on Anderson Street in South Shields at 4.30am.
Sunday
Tragic final hours of Gazza’s nephew
The mum of Paul Gascoigne’s nephew told of the harrowing moment she cradled her son’s lifeless body, as she set up a foundation in his name.
Jay Kerrigan was battling mental illness when he took morphine tablets in a desperate bid to escape the torment.
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Dad-of-two died months after being put in a coma by a teen thug
Calvin McLellan lost his fight for life eight months after being floored by then 17-year-old Connor Jary.
Mr McLellan, from South Shields, was brutally attacked near a taxi rank in August last year by Jary who later boasted “sent him snoring, hahaha”.
Monday
Spice-addled prisoner attacked guard with a table leg
High on Spice and illicit booze, a prisoner attacked a guard with a table leg whilst serving time at troubled HMP Northumberland.
Drunk Daniel Newton was caught by the prison officer beating a fellow inmate with the weapon before he then turned it on the guard.
Veteran allegedly murdered at military barracks said to be from the North East
A veteran who was allegedly murdered on a Yorkshire military base is thought to have originally been from Washington.
Craig Guy, 34, was discovered with fatal injuries at Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire, at around 11.30pm on Friday 14. He is believed to have been stabbed.


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A porch light is melted after fireworks sparked a house fire.
Candy Woodall, York Daily Record
YORK, Pa. – Glenn Taylor didn't know what to think when he saw flames shoot through the top of his front door Tuesday night.
A retiree in his 70s, his first instinct was to go get the fire extinguisher in the garage of his York Township, Pennsylvania, home and protect his wife, who is ill.
As he worked to snuff the fire that pushed through his entryway, a neighbor ran over with a garden hose to mitigate the damage Taylor couldn't see: a shrub and front porch in flames.
"If not for the neighbor who came over with the garden hose, it could've been a lot worse," said Nathan Tracey, chief of the Goodwill Fire Co. in York, Pennsylvania.
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The fire was mostly out by the time firefighters arrived, he said, but not before it consumed a large bush, cracked a window, melted two porch lights and a doorbell, and damaged the front door, soffit and exterior moulding.
All of that damage was caused by the falling remnants of a neighbor's fireworks display, authorities said.
York Area Regional Police are investigating.
Taylor didn't want to comment much, noting that insurers and police are still investigating. Also, he doesn't think talking about what happened to his home will prompt change.
"The lawmakers made their decision, and we've gotta live with it," he said.
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He was referring to a Pennsylvania law signed in October that allows people to buy bigger fireworks that shoot into the air with up to 50 milligrams of explosive material. Previously, the law allowed for only ground-based fireworks and sparklers.
What happened to Taylor's home is one of many reports in the region of fires caused by fireworks.
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"There's definitely concern," Tracey said. "With the change in the law, you might have more users who aren't experienced, which can lead to some dangerous situations."
The law says fireworks need to be 150 feet from a residence. They were less than 70 feet from Taylor's home, authorities said.
No injuries were reported, Tracey said.
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Sen. Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment, has restated the commitment of the Federal Government to job creation for the citizenry.
Ngige said this during the inaugural meeting of the Board of the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) on Wednesday in Abuja.
The minister called on the NDE to expand its skills acquisition programmes in order to reduce the nation’s unemployment index.
According to him, NDE is a multipurpose vehicle whose mandate is anchored on creating varying programmes to ginger creativity, skills acquisition and self-reliance.
“The whole essence is to create a sustainable mechanism for job creation through skills development paradigm capable of producing a self-dependent generation of Nigerians.
“That is who will not only empower themselves but also transfer the skills and replicate jobs,” he said.
He, however, noted that paucity of funds has hampered such an ideal.
He added that NDE as of today is not well funded. If it were to be rich, its mandate centring on training and equipping of trainees, empowering them with loans to set up their own businesses like carpentry, tailoring, metal fabrication and welding, computer-based technology, mechatronics among others would be easy.
“But that’s not to say the NDE is not doing its best within the limit of available resources,’’ the minister said.
He, however, said it was impossible for the government alone to be charged with job creation as the private sector either alone or in liaison with the government has a huge role to play.
He noted that the public sector which the government controls was not expected to give more than 20 per cent of jobs in a well-structured economy.
Ngige further said that part of the mandate of the NDE included the comprehensive national data on unemployment.
He, therefore, called on the NDE to work in alliance with the National Identity Card Commission, who was currently creating a Single Data Base for the entire country.
Earlier, Dr Nasiru Ladan, NDE Director, said that his focus was to streamline the operations of the agency for easy actualisation of its objectives.
He decried the high rate of non-compliance among the beneficiaries of its loan scheme programme, but promised that the agency would continue to encourage women cooperative societies across the nation.

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International Labour Organization (ILO) has applauded Federal Government over the implementation of social safety nets for Nigerians across the country, especially the vulnerable in the society.
Cynthia Samuel-Olonjuwon, ILO Assistant Director-General/Regional Director for Africa who stated this during an interactive session with the National Executive of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) led by Ayuba Wabba.
Samuel-Olonjuwon who frowned at the huge unemployment rate in Nigeria and African continent, harped on the need for governments to put mechanism in place that will engender social protection and inclusive growth.
She also stressed the need for social dialogue between employers of labour and employees in the bid to ensure industrial harmony in the workplace rather than adoption Ad-hoc strategy.
While stressing the need for provision of decent work in Nigeria, Samuel-Olonjuwon called on African governments to address the issue of migration through sub-regional structures such as OTTUWA.
She also notified the leadership of NLC of plans towards the launch of World social protection report will be launched in Nigeria soon.
In her remarks, Isabel Ortiz, Director ILO’s Social Protection Department, pledged ILO’s support for NLC and trade unions all over the world.
While applauding Nigeria for prioritizing social protection for its citizenry, she observed that over 120 countries are cutting down on fiscal deficit as part of measures to boost infrastructural development.
Ortiz who tasked NLC to sustain the campaign towards improving the well-being of Nigerian workers, observed that over 135 countries have so far embarked on pension reform.
“To ensure effective implementation of the social protection policy, we are going to work with development partners to ensure that the policy protect majority of Nigerians and workers,” she assured.
While speaking, Ayuba Wabba, NLC President applauded ILO for choosing Nigeria as one of the countries for the launch of social protection report.
Wabba who expressed displeasure over the plight of Nigerian workers especially at the state and local government levels, lamented the disposition of State Governors toward prompt payment of salaries to workers who create wealth for the country.
In a related development, Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment reiterater Federal Government’s readiness to partner ILO to achieve decent work for workers in the country, just as he called for intervention in the areas of youth unemployment, migration and social protection.
Ngige who underscored the importance of decent work was imperative however noted many African countries find it difficult to guarantee decent work due to lack of resources.
“There is no doubt that we know heavy load that is placed on us in Africa, we will not let the continent down and we will not let the body down.
“We will do our best to contribute whatever we can to make ensure a decent work agenda as requested by ILO.
“So, we will request the ILO to fashion out a way for the industrialised nations to ensure that social protection programmes around the world are successful,” he said.
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Clashing attorneys on the first day of a murder trial Monday both described Betty Howard, a special education teacher fatally shot four years ago in Chicago’s Chatham neighborhood, as “a pillar of the community.”
The agreement ended there, though.
In opening statements, Assistant State’s Attorney Ashley Romito told jurors that Dominique Hodrick was in a nearby apartment building “stewing” that day in May 2014 about gang rivals on the block. He then stepped outside to fire at a car “that doesn’t belong there, and that is a capital offense in his world,” she said.
“Those bullets ... traveled right into Kale Realty across the street,” Romito said in the Leighton Criminal Court Building.
Howard, a teacher at high-achieving Gwendolyn Brooks Preparatory Academy, was killed while dropping off paperwork at her second job at the real estate office in the 700 block of East 79th Street.
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Shots fired from outside ripped through the wall of the office, fatally striking Howard. The bullets also grazed one of Howard’s co-workers and a woman walking her Shih Tzu outside.
Romito told jurors that surveillance footage showed Hodrick in the nearby apartment building before and after the shooting, Romito said. He can be seen in the video with a gun after the shooting, she said.
Arrested more than a week later, Hodrick told police in a recorded interview that he knew rumors were circulating that he killed the “old lady,” but he was fearful to come forward, prosecutors said in court documents.
He admitted firing a gun, according to the filings, but insisted his bullets hit a car he was targeting, not Howard.
Hodrick’s lawyer, Bernard Shelton, said his client told police the shooting took place after he saw "someone driving down the street that assaulted him in the past, fired (at) him in the past."
Shelton told jurors that Hodrick’s interview with police exposed the biggest weakness in the prosecution case: Hodrick told them he had a .22-caliber gun, but a 9 mm killed Howard.
The fatal shot must have come from someone else, Shelton said, perhaps even from someone in the car Hodrick was targeting.
“This is a chaotic scene, it’s a horrible scene,” Shelton said. “But the shot that killed (Howard) did not come from Dominique Hodrick, did not come from a .22-caliber gun,” Shelton said.
The trial finally began Monday after nearly four years of legal wrangling and repeated delays. Hodrick took his place at the defense table, leaning forward with his hands clasped on the table in front of him and occasionally taking notes.
During about 2 ½ hours of jury selection, many potential jurors were asked where they attended high school or whether their children went to public or private schools — likely an attempt at assessing their sympathies for a Chicago Public Schools teacher.
While in custody in 2014, Hodrick picked up a second murder charge — for the 2012 slaying of a 17-year-old boy in the 7900 block of South Drexel Boulevard, not far from where Howard was killed. He is still awaiting trial on those charges.
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SEOUL/BEIJING, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Tensions on the Korean peninsula eased slightly on Monday as South Korea's president said resolving Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions must be done peacefully and key U.S. officials played down the risk of an imminent war with North Korea.
Concern that North Korea is close to achieving its goal of putting the mainland United States within range of a nuclear weapon has underpinned a spike in tensions in recent months.
U.S. President Donald Trump warned at the weekend that the U.S. military was "locked and loaded" if North Korea acted unwisely after threatening last week to land missiles near the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam.
"There must be no more war on the Korean peninsula. Whatever ups and downs we face, the North Korean nuclear situation must be resolved peacefully," South Korean President Moon Jae-in told a regular meeting with senior aides and advisers.
"I am certain the United States will respond to the current situation calmly and responsibly in a stance that is equal to ours," he said.
While backing Trump's tough talk, officials including National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster on Sunday played down the risk of the rhetoric escalating into conflict.
"I think we´re not closer to war than a week ago, but we are closer to war than we were a decade ago," McMaster told ABC News´ "This Week".
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Director Mike Pompeo said North Korean leader Kim Jong Un might well conduct another missile test but talk of being on the cusp of a nuclear war was overstating the risk.
"I've seen no intelligence that would indicate that we're in that place today," Pompeo told "Fox News Sunday".
North Korea reiterated its threats on Monday, with its official KCNA news agency saying "war cannot be blocked by any power if sparks fly due to a small, random incident that was unintentional".
"Any second Korean War would have no choice but to spread into a nuclear war," it said in a commentary.
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South Korean Vice Defence Minister Suh Choo-suk agreed North Korea was likely to continue provocations, including nuclear tests, but did not see a big risk of the North engaging in actual military conflict.
Suh again highlighted doubts about North Korea's claims about its military capability.
"Both the United States and South Korea do not believe North Korea has yet completely gained re-entry technology in material engineering terms," Suh said in remarks televised on Sunday for a Korea Broadcasting System show.
The United States and South Korea remain technically still at war with North Korea after the 1950-53 Korean conflict ended with a truce, not a peace treaty.
Tension in the region has risen since North Korea carried out two nuclear bomb tests last year and two intercontinental ballistic missile tests in July, tests that the North often conducts to coincide with important national dates.
Tuesday marks the anniversary of Japan's expulsion from the Korean peninsula, a rare holiday celebrated by both the North and the South. Moon and Kim, who has not been seen publicly for several days, are both expected to make addresses on their respective sides of the heavily militarised border.
Trump has urged China, the North's main ally and trading partner, to do more to rein in its neighbour, often linking Beijing's efforts to comments around U.S.-China trade. China strenuously rejects linking the two issues.
Trump will issue an order later on Monday to determine whether to investigate Chinese trade practices that force U.S. firms operating in China to turn over intellectual property, senior administration officials said on Saturday.
China's official China Daily said such an investigation would poison the relationship between the two countries.
"By trying to incriminate Beijing as an accomplice in (North Korea's) nuclear adventure and blame it for a failure that is essentially a failure of all stakeholders, Trump risks making the serious mistake of splitting up the international coalition that is the means to resolve the issue peacefully," it said.
"Hopefully Trump will find another path. Things will become even more difficult if Beijing and Washington are pitted against each other."
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Asian stocks rallied on Monday as investors took heart from the less bellicose rhetoric after fleeing riskier assets last week.
Financial markets regard tensions between Pyongyang and Washington as more serious than in the past, South Korean Finance Minister Kim Dong-yeon said.
"The effect from North Korea-related jitters on financial and foreign exchange markets has been causing some global anxiety and we cannot rule out market volatility can widen from the smallest shock," he said.
Kim Dong-yeon will meet South Korea's central bank governor on Wednesday to discuss the risk to markets and potential stabilising measures, according to the Bank of Korea.
U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Joseph Dunford is visiting Seoul to discuss the rise in tensions ahead of major U.S.-South Korean joint military drills scheduled for later this month.
South Korean Defence Ministry spokesman Lee Jin-woo said the drills, long a source of aggravation for Pyongyang, would go ahead as planned.
"They are just, legal and annual drills that are focused on defence and to curb North Korea's provocations," he told a regular briefing in Seoul.
(Writing by Lincoln Feast; Editing by Paul Tait)

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has made a new appeal for calm on the Korean Peninsula and says he believes the United States would prefer a diplomatic resolution to the standoff. Wang told reporters Tuesday that although U.S. officials have made clear that a military strike remains on the table, he believes that Washington would still prefer to de-escalate tensions through multi-sided talks.
Wang’s comments came amid a mounting war of words between Washington and Pyongyang. After Vice President Mike Pence visited the demilitarized zone in South Korea on Monday and warned that “all options are on the table,” a senior North Korean official responded by accusing the U.S. of bringing the countries to the brink of thermonuclear war.
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Smith started his first game at Gila River Arena since the Flames acquired him from Arizona last summer. A video tribute to the Coyotes' all-time leader in games played and shutouts among goalies was shown during a stoppage in play in the first period, and Smith offered a quick wave after being welcomed back.
"It's disappointing, frustrating, you think you have an opportunity to get some points here tonight and you let it slip away," Smith said. "So it hurts. We needed tonight's game. It was a big game for us and we let it slide again."
Arizona went up 1-0 on Panik's goal at 5:15 of the second. Panik fired in a wrist shot from his knees off Clayton Keller's cross-ice pass. Keller, a rookie, scored a point in his fifth straight game and has nine in his last 10 games. His 53 points lead the Coyotes this season.
The Flames tied it on Hamilton's goal at 9:05 of the second, his 16th of the season. Hamilton's 43 points lead Calgary defencemen.
The Flames took the lead with 4:32 left in the middle period as Monahan put in a rebound for his team-leading 31st. The advantage lasted just two minutes.
Domi recorded his second three-point night of the season.
"I'll take it, but all that matters is the two points," Domi said.
Neither team scored in the first period, but a goal by Monahan at with about seven minutes to go was disallowed because of a delayed penalty. The Coyotes totalled six penalty minutes in the first, all related to physical play and scuffles with Flames players.
Domi was called for high sticking and raised his penalty-minute total to 67, which leads the Coyotes.
NOTES: The Coyotes were without head coach Rick Tocchet on Monday, as he left the team to attend his mother's funeral near Toronto. Tocchet is expected to rejoin the Coyotes on Wednesday when they visit Buffalo. ... The Coyotes embark on a six-game road trip after Monday's game and will play eight of their final 10 regular-season games away from home. ... Flames D TJ Brodie missed his first game of the season, scratched due to an upper-body injury suffered Sunday at Vegas. ... F Matthew Tkachuk was also scratched, missing his fourth straight game with an upper-body injury. ... C Sam Bennett served four penalty minutes for roughing.
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Flames: Host Anaheim on Wednesday night.
Coyotes: At Buffalo on Wednesday night.
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Question: This Week: Fed meeting, jobless claims, Costco earnings

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A look at some of the key business events and economic indicators upcoming this week:
Rate hike?
Investors believe the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at a two-day meeting that wraps up Wednesday. At its last meeting in November the panel decided to keep the Fed's benchmark interest rate unchanged in a low range of 1 percent to 1.25 percent. With the economy on solid footing, the Fed is expected to raise rates for the third time this year.
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On Thursday the Labor Department releases data on the number of initial jobless claims last week. Initial claims, a proxy for layoffs, fell to 236,000 two weeks ago. Economists forecast the number rose slightly last week. In October initial jobless claims fell to a four-decade low of 223,000.
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Nov. 17 240,000
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SAN DIEGO -- The aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt and cruiser USS Bunker Hill are scheduled to leave San Diego Friday for deployment to the western Pacific Ocean and Persian Gulf.
The vessels will be joined by the destroyers USS Halsey and USS Preble, which are based in Hawaii, and the destroyer USS Sampson, whose home port is in Washington state.
Altogether, Carrier Strike Group 9 will embark 7,500 sailors, Marines and airmen, according to the Navy.
"The U.S. Navy carrier strike group is the most versatile, capable force at sea,'' said Rear Adm. Steve Koehler, CSG 9 commander. "After nearly a year of training and integration exercises, the entire team is ready as a warfighting force and ready to carry out the nation's tasking.''
Squadrons from Carrier Air Wing 17 -- from bases around California, South Carolina and Washington -- will fly from the "Big Stick.''
Also deploying will be the Coronado-based "Providers'' of Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 30, the "Indians'' of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 6, and the "Battlecats'' of Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 73.
The Roosevelt, named after the nation's 26th president, will leave for its first deployment since San Diego became its home port two years ago.
"It is a privilege and joy to lead this magnificent crew out on deployment,'' said Capt. Carlos Sardiello, the Roosevelt's commanding officer. "We are grateful for the steadfast assistance provided by those responsible for manning, training and equipping this ship and air wing team, as well as the support and sacrifice of our families and friends in San Diego and beyond.''
The Bunker Hill, named for the site near Boston of a key Revolutionary War battle, returned from its last deployment in June 2015.

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — New video from the U.S. Navy shows fighters aboard the USS George H.W. Bush launching strikes against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
Nearly 6,000 sailors with the USS George H.W. Bush Carrier Strike Group deployed from Norfolk last month to the Middle East.
The deployment was part of Operation Inherent Resolve, which is the military’s effort to battle the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
A video posted to Facebook Tuesday shows a fighter taking off from the carrier’s flight deck as part of this operation. The Navy said in the post:
The strikes from the eastern Mediterranean Sea demonstrate our ability to conduct precision strikes on ISIS targets from multiple theaters as part of our globally deployed force.
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The legal battle between Taylor Swift and former Denver country radio DJ David Mueller is over.
Related: Taylor Swift Takes Stand in Trial Vs Former Denver DJ
A jury ruled in Swift’s favor awarding her the symbolic $1 she was countersuing for, according to CNN.
In a statement Swift wrote:
I want to thank Judge William J. Martinez and the jury for their careful consideration, my attorneys Doug Baldridge, Danielle Foley, Jay Schaudies and Katie Wright for fighting for me and anyone who feels silenced by a sexual assault, and especially anyone who offered their support throughout this four-year ordeal and two-year long trial process.
I acknowledge the privilege that I benefit from in life, in society and in my ability to shoulder the enormous cost of defending myself in a trial like this. My hope is to help those whose voices should also be heard. Therefore, I will be making donations in the near future to multiple organizations that help sexual assault victims defend themselves.
The jury also found the singer’s mother, Andrea Swift, and manager Frank Bell not liable for tortious interference.

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Question: Former Premier League Star-Turned-Pastor Gavin Peacock Offers Tips to Help Men Kill Lust

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Pastor Gavin Peacock of Calgary Grace Church in Canada, who is a former professional soccer player, shares in a podcast interview how men can kill lust in today's sexualized culture. Lust, he says, is located in our hearts.
Asked about the state of modern manhood by the podcast host, Owen Strachan of the Center for Public Theology, Peacock said he sees a lack vision of manhood in churches, and that he generally finds men to be passive and pursuing sensuality.
This lack of biblical vision makes men drift away from doing what God's Word says, shares Peacock, the international director at the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood.
A former professional footballer who played as a midfielder and striker from 1984 until 2002 notably in the Premier League for Newcastle United and Chelsea, Peacock expresses his concern over a recent finding that the average age of a man's first exposure to pornography is now around 11 years.
The percentage of people looking at pornography is high also among congregations as well as the clergy, he says.
As ministers, we need to ask ourselves if we are teaching clearly about sexuality and marriage in the church, he says. According to the Bible, marriage is a covenant for life between one man and one woman, and "anything outside of that — thinking, touching or speaking — is sexual immorality," the pastor underlines.
Due to the lack of vision, men get into bad things before they even know it, he adds.
Lust is located in the heart, Peacock stresses.
Many people say they experience "uninvited lust" when, for example, they see a woman walking past, he adds. They think they shouldn't be blamed for it because the lusting was unintentional. But we must confess that lust is located in the heart and take responsibility for it. Therefore, we must always repent at the level of impulse to kill it right there. "That's killing lust at the root," he suggests.
We need to "practice" discipline in our spiritual lives, just as athletes practice various moves so that they can do those moves impulsively without even thinking about it.
The Center for Public Theology is a project of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Peacock and Strachan have co-authored a book, The Grand Design: Male and Female He Made Them.
"The world has gone gray-fuzzy, blurry, gender-neutral gray," its description says. "In a secularist culture, many people today are confused about what it means to be a man or a woman. Even the Church struggles to understand the meaning of manhood and womanhood."
The book seeks to "clear away the confusion and open up the Scriptures," as the authors "show that the Gospel frees us to behold the unity and distinctiveness of the sexes. In Christ, we have a script for our lives. Doxology, we discover, is in the details."


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Question: Israeli police arrest tycoon, others in bribery, fraud sting

JERUSALEM (AP) - Israeli police say a prominent billionaire businessman and four other suspects were taken into custody on a battery of charges, including money laundering, obstruction of justice and bribery.
The police say the suspects were arrested and questioned on Monday, following a joint investigation with Swiss and American authorities into forged documents and fictitious real estate deals abroad.
The police would not comment on the specifics of the current investigation, but confirmed that Beny Steinmetz was among those arrested.
Steinmetz, a Geneva-based diamond-mining magnate with an estimated worth of just over $1 billion according to Forbes, was arrested by Israeli authorities in December over allegations of bribing officials in the African country of Guinea to promote business interests there.
He spent two weeks under house arrest at that time.

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Question: 9 of the tastiest places for BBQ food in Leeds

Hot weather and barbecue food go hand in hand.
And while National BBQ Week may be encouraging the nation to fire up the grill, sometimes a proper restaurant meal beats the home DIY job.
These are the best places for BBQ food in Leeds
Here are nine must-visit Leeds eateries where you can tuck into a delicious BBQ done right.
Red's True Barbecue
This dedicated church of true barbecue will sate your hungry soul with its tender smoked meats, loaded barbecue trays and juicy burgers, all coated in mouth-watering glazes and tasty rubs.
Visit: 1 Cloth Hall Street, LS1 2HD / 6A Otley Road, Headingley, LS6 2AA - truebarbecue.com
Stampede
This deliciously meaty menu comprises the highest quality steaks, ribs, burgers and wings cooked on charcoal grills, alongside a tempting selection of hot sandwiches, including philly cheesesteaks and pulled pork.
Visit: St Johns Centre, Albion Street, LS2 8LQ - meattheneed.com
Bulgogi Grill
Specialising in Korean table-top BBQ cooking, Bulgogi allows diners to take charge of the cooking so you can enjoy the variety and meats and seafood just how you like them.
The meats are marinated in speciality Korean seasonings and sauces to seal in plenty of flavour, and are enjoyed wrapped with rice, lettuce and special dips.
Visit: The Arena Quarter, 9 Merrion Way, LS2 8BT - bulgogi-grill.co.uk
Cabana
Tuck in to the likes of flame-grilled skewers, sticky barbecue ribs, pulled chicken and tender streak, complimented by exotic cocktails and the vibrant atmosphere that aims to capture the essence of Brasil.
Visit: Trinity Leeds, 4 Albion Street, LS1 5AT - cabana-brasil.com
Chicago Rib Shack
Committed to serving the best BBQ and ribs this side of the Atlantic, this permanent resident in Trinity Kitchen is a firm favourite among hungry diners, popular for its deliciously smoky meats and spicy sauces.
Visit: Trinity Leeds Mall, Albion Street, LS1 5AT - thechicagoribshack.co.uk
Estabulo Rodizio Bar and Grill
This meaty haven serves up a flavoursome selection of cuts which are skewered and slowly cooked on open flames, and served table-side just to your liking.
A choice of eight cuts of meat are on offer for lunch, or 15 if you visit for dinner, along with unlimited sides, a gourmet salad bar and Brazilian hot buffet, making the perfect barbecue feast.
Visit: 5 St Peter's Square, LS9 8AQ / The Light, The Headrow, LS1 8TL - estabulo.co.uk
Caracas Grill
Serving a tasty selection of Venezuelan style BBQ food diners have plenty of tempting options to indulge in, from tender beef and marinated chicken, to pork sausages and succulent flat iron steak.
Visit: Britannia House, 16 York Place, LS1 2EU - caracasgrill.com
The Pit
This American-inspired eatery dishes up some of the tastiest home smoked and grilled goodness to satisfy those hunger cravings, with BBQ ribs, rump steak, loaded burgers and marinated chicken just a few of the meaty delights on offer to fuel your hungry soul.
Visit: 9 Merrion Street, LS1 6PQ - arcinspirations.com
Fazenda
Boasting an impressive array of tender meats, including rump, bottom sirloin and beef tenderloin, Fazenda allows diners to enjoy their food served in the traditional gaucho style - simply flip your card green to indicate you'd like another portion, or switch to red to let staff know that you're full.
Visit: Waterman's Place, Unit 4-7 Granary Wharf, LS1 4GL - fazenda.co.uk

Summer officially begins June 20, but any season is a good time to treat yourself to some frozen goodness. Luckily, we live among plenty of ice cream parlors, boba shops, and gelaterias here in the East Bay.
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Question: Islanders' Johnny Boychuk: Decent effort despite rout

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Boychuk went minus-1 with two blocked shots, four hits and five PIM in Friday's 5-0 road loss to the Blue Jackets.
While one can expect his offensive production to be sporadic, Boychuk's defensive contributions are tough to ignore. He's achieved triple-digit hit and blocked-shot totals in six straight seasons, with the exception of the lockout-shortened 2012-13 campaign. If history is any indication, he'll still fall in the mid-20s for points by season's end, though.

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Cat-loving comic Bob Mortimer paid a visit to Cats Protection’s adoption centre in Sussex this week to meet the unwanted cats looking for their purr-fect human partners.
The comedian, who found fame as one half of legendary duo Vic and Bob, is a self-confessed cat fan so was happy to spend time with the many homeless moggies currently in care at the charity’s site in Chelwood Gate, near Uckfield.
Since last year Bob has been making up funny cat names and jokingly ‘selling’ them on Twitter in an effort to promote the charity.
The charity itself has adopted some of these unusual names to highlight their work. Among the felines looking for homes are DJ Loveham, Fond Margaret and Lacey Bedspread, whose ‘romantic’ names were among a batch thought up by Bob and featured on his latest feline-themed artwork, entitled ‘Tender Gary’.
Bob said: “I’m a big cat lover and have always had them in my life so it’s great to be supporting Cats Protection, which does so much to help unwanted moggies. I have two cats at the moment, called Goodmonson and Mavis, but I love naming cats and am always calling them different things every day.”
“I’ve loved seeing all the cats at the centre. It’s a bit sad, but they’re well cared for and it’s nice to think they’ll all be going to lovely homes.”
Cats named by Bob and currently in need of homes include:
Fond Margaret: Fond Margaret was found straying in a garden in Romford for over six weeks. Her age has been estimated at 10 years old. She’s a really sweet, loving, friendly girl who loves a fuss. She will need an indoor only home, as she is FIV positive.
DJ Loveham: DJ was found as a stray in Tunbridge Wells and had been in the area for up to a year. His age has been estimated at one year old. He is absolutely lovely, loves attention and is very talkative. He came in with an injury and has a collar on at the moment to prevent him from scratching his wound. DJ would like a home with a garden with someone who can give him copious amounts of fuss. Dependant on a successful introduction at the centre he may be able to live with children.
Ron Com: Ron Com was found straying in Basildon. His age has been estimated at six years old and he’s black and white. He’s a very timid boy so would suit a quiet home with an understanding owner who will let him settle at his own pace. He would be best placed in a home without children or other animals.
Lacey Bedspread: Lacey was found straying in Camberley for six months. When she came in she had a microchip so contacted the owner but they’d rehomed her and the details weren’t updated so we can’t trace an owner. She’s 8 years 11 months old from the microchip. She’s a very shy girl who’s currently seeking security from underneath her fort. She’s likely going to be looking for a calm home where she can get used to things at her own pace.
Carol Niceface: Carol Niceface came into care with Kedgeree & Candles as sadly their owner passed away. Carol is seven and a half years old and a really sweet girl, just a little shy at first and is at the moment looking out from her fort. She’s not keen on other animals and would prefer a quiet home so best homed without children.
Kedgeree and Candles: Kedgeree (male, black and white) & Candles (female, black) are a sweet pair who are seven years old and enjoy a fuss once they know you. They are looking for a home with a garden and might be able to live with children pending a successful introduction at the centre.
Manager of Cats Protection’s National Adoption Centre, Danielle Draper, said the charity was grateful to Bob, not only for supporting the charity but for also helping to inspire some new names for cats in its care. She said: “Sadly, with hundreds coming through our centre each year it can be hard to think up original names for them all.”
The first three cats to receive a ‘romantic’ name inspired by Bob – Tender Gary, Softy Pinkpowders and Derek Snuggles – have happily already found loving new homes. Gary’s new owner is a huge fan of Bob Mortimer so was thrilled to adopt a feline friend named by him and has decided to keep his cat’s quirky moniker.
To see cats in need of homes in your area visit www.cats.org.uk/find-a-cat

Ladies willl take to the catwalk next month as they stage a fashion show and shopping event to support Sheffield’s vulnerable young people.
The event staged by the Golddigger Trust is on May 2, from 7.30pm at The Well Church on Ecclesall Road.
Local ladies, aged from 16 – 50 years, will strut their stuff for the audience, including some ‘I’m the Girl I Want To Be’ course graduates, who will demonstrate just how much they now believe in themselves by modelling the beautiful bargains.
Tickets are £6 and include a free drink on arrival. After the show, attendees will be able to buy any of the clothes, in a wide range of sizes at a greatly reduced price. Brands include: M&S, Topshop, New Look, Wallis, Evans, Windsmoor, River Island and more.
Refreshments will be available and there will be a prize raffle.
See the website for tickets at www.golddiggertrust.co.uk.
The Golddigger Trust aims to unearth value and see real transformation in the lives of vulnerable young people.
The charity supports hundreds of vulnerable young people in Sheffield every year in local schools, youth groups and at their Centre for Young People on Psalter Lane.
This is achieved through mentoring, self-esteem and relationships courses, child sexual exploitation awareness sessions, football outreach and music and craft workshops, with thousands more helped through national projects and training programmes.
With mental health and emotional wellbeing issues among young people increasingly on the rise, demand for the support Golddigger Trust provides is huge. Community fundraising events are vital to raise both cash and awareness of issues surrounding teens.
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BEAUMONT, Texas (NBC News) – Easter celebrations ended in tragedy at a Beaumont, Texas park Sunday when a 7-year-old boy fell into the Neches River and drowned.
The boy was playing along the edge of one of the docks when he fell into the water according to police.
The children had just finished an Easter egg hunt and were playing with squirt guns when the 7-year-old was shot in the eye and fell off of the dock, according to witnesses.
The boy did not know how to swim according to family friends.
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Paris: Emmanuel Macron plans to award multi-year grants for several US-based scientists to relocate to France, his office said on the eve of a climate summit hosted by the French President to raise finances to counter global warming.
Macron unveiled the "Make our Planet Great Again" grants after President Donald Trump in June said he was pulling the US out of an international accord to reduce greenhouse gas emissions that was brokered in Paris in 2015.
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Macron repeatedly tried to persuade the American leader to reverse his decision. In a statement, the Elysee Palace said 13 of the initial 18 grants will be awarded to scientists based in the United States.
"You will now settle in, develop projects, enrich French, European research, because we've decided to give even bigger resources and to fully recognise what you are doing," Macron said in a speech at Station F, a start-up incubator in Paris.
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Macron was addressing the winners of the grants, some of whom attended his speech. Prominent US universities, including Princeton, Stanford and Harvard, were among those from which the winning researchers were selected, the presidency said.
Macron said in a CBS News interview on Monday Trump's decision to unilaterally quit the Paris accord was "extremely aggressive."
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"I'm pretty sure that my friend President Trump will change his mind in the coming months or years," he told the network, adding: "I'm not ready to renegotiate but I'm ready to work on him if he decides to come back."
At the summit, Macron will urge wealthy nations to increase climate financing and urge investors to turn their backs on polluters in a bid to accelerate efforts to combat global warming.
French state-controlled utility EDF on Monday said it would invest €25 billion ($39 billion) to develop 30 gigawatt of solar capacity in France between 2020 and 2035. Daily newspaper Les Echos quoted the chief executive of Engie, Isabelle Kocher, as saying her company would invest €1 billion to improve the energy efficiency of buildings.
Separately, nine European energy companies including EDF, Italy's Enel, Spain's Iberdrola and Britain's SSE said they would include green bonds in their financing policies.
Developing nations say that rich contributors are not on track with a broader commitment in the Paris accord for wealthy economies to provide $US100 billion ($132 billion) a year by 2020 - from public and private sources alike - to help developing countries switch from fossil fuels to greener energy sources and adapt to the effects of climate change.
Oxfam estimated that there was only between $US4 billion and $US8 billion available for adaptation and that recent estimates showed the cost of helping emerging nations deal with rising sea levels, droughts, flooding and other effects of global warming could add up to $US140 billion to $US300 billion per year by 2030.
"Right now, the world's poorest people are getting only a tiny fraction of the help they desperately need to survive," Oxfam said in a statement.
"This year's barrage of climate disasters showed that poor communities are often completely unprepared to deal with extreme weather."
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MINNEAPOLIS — Three people are in custody Monday awaiting formal charges after two Dakota Access pipeline protesters rappelled from the roof of the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis to hang a banner during the Minnesota Vikings’ season finale against the Chicago Bears.
The game was not interrupted by the protest Sunday, but eight rows of fans seated below the banner were cleared as a precaution. The Vikings beat the Bears 38-10.
The banner urged Minneapolis-based U.S. Bank to divest from the four-state, $3.8 billion pipeline. Opponents contend the pipeline could affect drinking water and Native American artifacts. Texas-based developer Energy Transfer Partners says the pipeline will be safe.
Minneapolis police spokesman Officer Corey Schmidt said a 32-year-old man and 26-year-old woman were arrested Sunday on misdemeanor burglary and trespass charges for the high-flying stunt.
Police also arrested a 27-year-old woman at the stadium Sunday whom they accused of obstructing the legal process. Schmidt said Monday that accusations against the woman have been upgraded to include burglary. He declined to discuss her alleged role in the incident, citing the ongoing investigation.
He said a complaint with formal charges is expected to be filed Tuesday.
The Hennepin County Jail roster shows all three suspects still in custody on Monday.
Minnesota’s burglary law includes entering a building without consent and with the intent to commit a crime. Schmidt said the manner in which the suspects got inside the stadium was part of the ongoing probe.
The protesters rappelled into place during the second quarter, and hung in a seated position about 100 feet above the seats that were evacuated for safety. The pair watched the rest of the game, occasionally shifting positions or waving at spectators. One wore a purple Brett Favre Vikings jersey.
U.S. Bank Stadium operator SMG said in a statement that they apparently climbed over a guard rail to access the ridge truss. Police spoke with them from a catwalk in attempt to get them to stop, and by the fourth quarter about a half-dozen police and firefighters in rappelling gear were on the truss waiting to remove the pair.
The protesters willingly climbed up their ropes when the game ended, as fans booed them from below.
Vikings spokesman Lester Bagley said the team’s only concern was for the “safety of our fans and guests.”
Protesters say U.S. Bank has extended a large credit line to Energy Transfer Partners. U.S. Bank spokesman Dana Ripley declined comment.
The pipeline would carry oil from western North Dakota through South Dakota and Iowa to a shipping point in Illinois. Protesters camped in North Dakota for months to try to stop completion of the project.

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(CNN) — Country star Eric Church says he felt “broken” after the Las Vegas massacre. So he tried to fix it the only way he knows how — with music.
Church wrote a song called “Why Not Me,” which he performed during his show Wednesday at the Grand Ole Opry, and dedicated it to the victims and survivors of the shooting.
Church had performed at the Route 91 Harvest Festival two days before 58 people were killed there. The senseless deaths of so many people — many of them his fans — was weighing him down.
“That night something broke in me,” said Church, near tears. “And the only way I’ve ever fixed anything that’s been broken in me is with music.”
He told the crowd he was inspired to write “Why Not Me” after thinking about his fans who perished in the violence.
“I saw that crowd. I saw ’em with their hands in the air. I saw ’em with boots in the air,” he said. “What I saw, that moment in time that was frozen, there’s no amount of bullets that can take it away.”
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He also said the song was for two people who weren’t in the Grand Ole Opry crowd to hear it — Sonny and Heather Melton.
“Last night, somebody sent me a video, of a lady named Heather Melton,” he said. “And she was talking to Anderson Cooper on CNN. And she had on our ‘Church Choir’ tour shirt. And he said ‘What brought you to Vegas?’ And she goes, ‘We went there to see Eric Church.’ Because it was Sonny’s, her husband that died, it was his guy. ‘And we went there to see his guy.’ And then she said we have tickets for the Grand Ole Opry tomorrow night.”
Church pointed out two empty seats in Section 3, Row F.
“There’s some empty seats. That’s their seats,” said Church, his voice filled with emotion. “The reason I’m here, the reason why I’m here tonight is because of Heather Melton, her husband Sonny who died and every person who was there.”

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This AR-15 rifle is fitted with a "bump stock." The stock uses the recoil of the semi-automatic rifle to let the finger "bump" the trigger, making it different from a fully automatic machine gun. (Photo: Associated Press)
A Tucson City Council member has proposed a citywide ban on the sale, purchase and possession of "bump stocks," the rifle accessory used during the mass shooting in Las Vegas on Oct. 1.
The move drew pointed criticism at a gathering of national conservative groups in Mesa, including representatives of the National Rifle Association.
Steve Kozachik, the council member representing Ward 6 in Tucson, said he requested that consideration of the ban be placed on the council's agenda for Oct. 24. A spokeswoman for the city could not confirm if the matter was added to that day's agenda.
“We don't need to wait on Congress anymore. We don't need to wait on the state Legislature anymore.” Councilman Steve Kozachik
"We've been waiting through having 20 little kids killed in Newtown, we've been waiting since 49 people were murdered at the Pulse nightclub, we've been waiting since dozens were murdered in Aurora ...," he said, referencing mass shootings in 2012 or later in Connecticut, Florida and Colorado.
"We don't need to wait on Congress anymore," he said. "We don't need to wait on the state Legislature anymore."
This is not the first time Tucson has waded into the regulation of firearms. In August, the state's Supreme Court ruled that Tucson does not have the right to ignore state law when it comes to police matters. That ruling came after the state's attorney general claimed a 12-year-old Tucson ordinance allowing for the destruction of confiscated guns conflicted with state law, which requires them to be sold.
"I'm not anti-Second Amendment. I'm not anti-gun," Kozachik said.
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Todd Rathner, a lobbyist based in Tucson and a member of the NRA board of directors, said during a panel on the Second Amendment at the Mesa event Friday that he had learned of the proposal in a text message.
"Unfortunately, it's going to cost the taxpayers of the city of Tucson a lot," Rathner said.
He said it would be up to the Legislature and attorney general to "hold firm" against Tucson.
The panel in Mesa was held by the American Conservative Union Foundation and the Conservative Political Action Conference, a part of a daylong conservative event. It included two members of the NRA's board of directors, Rathner and Willes Lee, as well as Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich.
"The City Council is really out of their mind," Rathner said. "They continually try to regulate things around the Second Amendment even though the Arizona state Legislature has done a very good job of saying, 'No, you can't regulate guns.' "
A prayer at the beginning of the event, hours before the Second Amendment panel, acknowledged the shooting victims in Las Vegas. During the hourlong panel, no panelist explicitly mentioned the mass shooting but did discuss the NRA's call for a review on bump stocks.
"I am concerned about the slippery slope of banning bump stocks," Pavlich said. "I think there could be a very dangerous legal precedent set for every single firearm that is semi-automatic."
Panelists characterized a movement against firearms as a culture war.
"These attacks on the Second Amendment are an attack on our culture," Rathner said.
Lee, who specified that he doesn't speak for the NRA, said in an interview with The Arizona Republic after the panel that the "issue isn't about guns."
"It is about freedom," he said "It is about, in this case, I believe the mental health of this individual."
"I find this jump to asking gun owners or the NRA to always make a comment after some murderer does something like this pretty irrelevant, considering we had nothing to do with it," Pavlich said.
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