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Question: Why did cord-cutting just get more expensive?

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People are ditching cable and signing up for live-streaming services at an unprecedented rate right now. It’s a mixed bag for the industry: Although the two most popular streaming services are actually owned by traditional pay TV companies, the profit that those companies make from live-streaming services pales in comparison to the cable cash cow.
So it shouldn’t be all that surprising that after the initial two years of intense subscriber growth and the launch of new streaming services onto the market, prices are starting to rise.
In March, YouTube TV was the first streaming service to hike prices by $5, going from $35 per month to $40. Other companies waited until the end of the second financial quarter to follow suit, but then the floodgates opened. Sling bumped the price of its cheapest bundle, Sling Orange, by $5 last week, followed nearly immediately by DirecTV Now raising prices from $35 a month to $40. PS Vue announced yesterday that it will be increasing prices by $5 by the end of July.
It’s easy to blame the near-identical price hikes on implicit collusion between streaming services — after all, we’re used to decades of regional monopolies in telecoms, where things like data caps and price hikes roll out across different companies with disturbing precision. The timing is also particularly bad for AT&T, which just closed a merger with Time Warner that was supposed to decrease prices — at least according to AT&T. “This is an early sign of what we feared would play out,” Gene Kimmelman, chairman of Public Knowledge, told Bloomberg. “And it’s a clear sign that the judge got the decision wrong.”
There is, however, a different and less sinister explanation for the price hikes. An executive for one of the streaming services that raised prices told BGR that the price hikes are “all due to content cost increases.” The details of the deals between streaming services and the networks are secretive, but the executive cited across-the-board price hikes in programming as the reason why prices are increasing. “Half of the OTT services were breaking even before,” he said, and claimed that the price hike was just a result of content costs increasing.
Prices for streaming services were aggressive to begin with, presumably to draw in new customers. AT&T’s DirecTV Now has been losing money thanks to major discounts and free trials, and AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson admitted as much on a earnings call in May, telling investors that “you’ll see us begin to charge for the new functionality and move the price point up and move the profitability equation more in line with what you’d expect.”

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London International Airport says some people are running into a technical glitch preventing them from accessing the airport’s website.
Airport chief executive Mike Seabrook said a small number of users weren’t able to access the website after the airport switched website hosts.
Seabrook said the problem can be solved with the standard refresh command: press the Shift key and then the F5 key.
An explanation of the problem and the solution are posted on the airport’s Facebook page.
Seabrook said all of the airport’s internal systems are operating normally and any problems are confined to accessing the airport website pages.

The London hub has been disrupted this morning after a baggage systems issue. Passengers have been warned they face flying without their luggage after the drama. Terminal 3 and terminal 5 are both experiencing the problem, with affected airlines including British Airways, Lufthansa and Amercian Airlines. Heathrow has released a statement apologising to customers.
TWITTER Heathrow flights have been thrown into chaos after a baggage system failure
Heathrow is currently experiencing an issue with its baggage systems which is affecting airlines operating from terminal 3 and terminal 5 Heathrow
It said: “Heathrow is currently experiencing an issue with its baggage systems which is affecting airlines operating from terminal 3 and terminal 5. “This may mean passengers will travel without their bags and we advise them to pack essential items in their hand luggage. “We are currently investigating the issue. We are sorry for the disruption and are working hard to get the system running as soon as possible." Affected passengers have vented their anger on social media.
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TWITTER Heathrow passengers face flying without their luggage after the system broke down
One customer wrote on Twitter: “When your [sic] leaving for a snorkelling field trip and the Heathrow baggage system fails. Doooom! #canwefitfinsinhandluggage”. Another passenger tweeted: “Heathrow baggage system not working. Bags being walked to planes!” Rachel Jackson wrote: “Just found out that despite checking in 3 hours early bag not on flight disgusted what are you doing about it @HeathrowAirport”. Heathrow has assured passengers engineers are working to fix the problem.
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Question: SC to hear plea against ban on cattle sale for slaughter today

The will hear on Thursday a plea challenging the Central notification prohibiting sale and purchase of cattle at animal markets for slaughter on the grounds that it violates the right to
Petitioner Mohammed Abdul Faheem Qureshi, who moved the top on June 7, has also challenged the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Care and Maintenance of Case Property Animals) Rules, 2017 which provides for the seizures, recovery of the cost of transportation, maintenance and treatment of seized animals.
The vacation bench of Justice Ashok Bhushan and Justice Deepak Gupta had on June 7 directed the listing of the matter on June 15 after counsel Sanobar Ali Qureshi, appearing for the Hyderabad-based petitioner had mentioned the matter urging for an early hearing.
Faheem Qureshi, himself a lawyer, has contended that the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Regulation of Livestock Markets) Rules, 2017 and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Animals (Care and Maintenance of Case Property Animals) Rules, 2017, which bans sale of cattle for slaughter and other Rules Arestricts cattle trade respectively are arbitrary, illegal, and unconstitutional.
He has contended that the rules violated his constitutional rights to practise any profession or to carry on any occupation, protection of life and personal liberty, freedom of conscience and free profession, practice and propagation of religion and protection of interests of minorities.
The petitioner has challenged different stipulations of two notifications that came on May 23.
He has contended that the rule that the purchaser "shall not sacrifice the animal for any religious purpose" was contrary to the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960, whose Section 28 says it is not an offence to "kill any animal in a manner required by the religion of any community".
Faheem Qureshi, who also heads the All India Jamiatul Quresh Action Committee, has also questioned the stipulation that prohibits bringing young cattle to animal market, unless the purchaser furnishes an undertaking saying he is an agriculturist, that the animal would be used for agricultural purposes, and not resold for six months.
Qureshi has also objected to the provision of the notification requiring the owner to submit a bond to pay for the transportation, maintenance and treatment of the cattle.

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A look at the headlines right now:
India stood by the families of children who died in Gorakhpur, says PM Modi in Independence Day speech: Nearly 70,000 police personnel have been deployed across the national Capital. Hizbul Mujahideen appoints Mohammad bin Qasim its new commander in Kashmir: He was elevated to the post a day after Yaseen Yattoo alias Mehmood Ghaznavi was killed in an encounter with security forces in Shopian district. Gorakhpur incident is a mistake that happened at some level, says Amit Shah: The BJP president ruled out demands for Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Adityanath’s resignation. BJP leaders in Ranchi stop economist Jean Dreze’s speech on communalism: He had argued that it was the most dangerous when the state itself created antagonism between communities. Britain’s Big Ben to remain silent till 2021 while it gets renovated: The 19th century bell will, however, chime for important events such as New Year’s Eve. Maneka Gandhi asks Centre to ban Blue Whale challenge from social media: The women and child development minister also urged parents to ensure their children did not participate in such online activities. Four employees of Bengaluru firm arrested for leaking ‘Game of Thrones’ episode: The company provided data services to Star India. Supreme Court reinstates lookout notice against Karti Chidambaram: The Bharatiya Janata Party had challenged the Madras High Court’s order suspending the lookout notice against the Congress politician. 21 JD(U) leaders, believed to be Sharad Yadav loyalists, suspended for anti-party activities: Former state minister Ramai Ram was also removed from the party. Wholesale inflation rose by 1.88% in July after easing for four months: Stabilising food prices led to the increase and also helped the Reserve Bank of India to reduce its key rates by 25 basis points in August.


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Question: Chandra Nandni actor Rohit blessed with a baby girl

Valentine’s Day just became more special for a talented TV actor.
Wondering why?
Well, one day after the romantic date (14th Feb), he has become proud father to a baby girl. Awww...
We are talking about Rohit Choudhary who is part of Star Plus’ Chandra Nandni.
The actor, who hails from Jaipur, is married to Suman, an actor by profession for more than three years now.
The couple welcomed their baby today (15 February) in Jaipur.
Rohit shared a beautiful picture of the little angel in his Instagram account. Here checkout:
A post shared by Ro-Hit Choudhary (@i_rohit_choudhary) on Feb 14, 2017 at 9:51pm PST
We could not reach Rohit for a comment.
Our heartiest congratulations to Rohit and Suman and may the little champ have a successful and prosperous life ahead.

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Esha Deol and Bharat Takhtani seemed quite cosy in each other’s company. Esha Deol and Bharat Takhtani seemed quite cosy in each other’s company.
After working as an actor, director and producer in the Bollywood film industry and even trying her hands at politics, Bollywood’s Dreamgirl Hema Malini has cut her debut album on bhajans. The actor who is well known for films like Sholay, Baghban, Veer Zaara, Seeta Aur Geeta and others, had announced her new project last year. “I have sung some bhajans composed by Pt Jasraj, Pt Shivkumar Sharma, Pt HariPrasad Chaurasia & Pt Rajan Sajan Mishra,” the actor had tweeted some time back. Her daughter, Esha Deol and son-in-law Bharat Takhtani had joined her at the song launch.
The happy couple, Esha Deol and Bharat Takhtani seemed quite cosy in each other’s company. Mommy-to-be Esha Deol has been glowing ever since she announced her pregnancy. “At the release function of Mom’s first bhajan album Gopala Ko Samarpan with hubby at Iskcon,” Esha posted a picture on Instagram today.
Esha Deol tied the knot with businessman Bharat Takhtani on June 29, 2012. Grandma hema Malini had expressed her joy over Esha’s first child on Twitter earlier saying, “Deols and Takhtanis are overjoyed to announce that @Esha_Deol and Bharat are expecting their first baby. We thank you all for all your good wishes.”
With the birth of their child, Esha and Bharat too will be joining the Bollywood’s parent club. With Misha, (Shahid Kapoor-Mira Rajput), Ritesh Deshmukh’s son, Boman Irani’s grand daughter, Taimur (Saif Ali Khan-Kareena Kapoor) and lately Yash and Roohi (Karan Johar) it has been raining babies in Bollywood for sometime now. Soon, Esha’s child will also be joining the star kids club of Bollywood.
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Question: Videos show desperation of suspect in Facebook video killing

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CLEVELAND (AP) — The suspect in the random killing of a retiree posted on Facebook made his living mentoring teens in Cleveland, but his life appeared to be unraveling under the weight of gambling debts and trouble with his girlfriend.
Rambling videos he shared showed his despair, saying he was out of options and wanted to kill as many innocent people as he could.
While authorities have not found any evidence that he killed anyone else, the manhunt for Steve Stephens stretched into a third day on Tuesday and far beyond the neighborhood where police said he shot a 74-year-old man who was picking up aluminum cans on Sunday after spending Easter with some of his children.
Stephens, 37, could be anywhere, authorities said, calling it a nationwide search. A $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to his capture and prosecution.
Stephens posted a video of himself killing Robert Godwin Sr., a former foundry worker who had 10 children, police said. In it, he said, “I snapped, I just snapped.” But police would not speculate on what was behind it.
“Only Steve knows that,” Williams said.
In the video, Stephens told Godwin a woman’s name and said, “She’s the reason that this is about to happen to you.” Godwin did not seem to recognize the name.
The woman Stephens spoke of, Joy Lane, said in a text message to CBS that “we had been in a relationship for several years. I am sorry that all of this has happened.”
She also said Stephens was “a nice guy” who was good to her and her children.
Stephens filed for bankruptcy two years ago despite holding down a job as a counselor helping young people develop job skills and find employment. The behavioral health agency where he worked said an extensive background check before he was hired turned up nothing worrisome.
In one video posted on Facebook, Stephens said that he gambled away everything and that he and his girlfriend had planned to marry but did not, without saying why. He blamed her for what was about to happen.
Some friends said they knew about his gambling. But the videos showed a man they did not recognize.
Alexis Lee, who saw Stephens last week, said his childhood friend always seemed respectful and got along with everybody.
“He never ever told me he had problems or issues. It was always good things,” Lee said. “He was always just so happy and cool, calm, collected, like, that’s why it’s so shocking.”
Other neighbors said he was quiet as a kid and intelligent, recalling how he went to college and got a master’s degree.
“He was just a no problem person at all, compared to a lot of people,” said Cynthia Coley, a former neighbor.
In one video in which he blamed his girlfriend, Stephens said he woke up last week and “couldn’t take it anymore.”
Investigators said that Godwin was the only victim so far linked to Stephens, despite his claim on Facebook that he killed over a dozen people.
On Monday evening, Facebook announced that it was launching a review for reporting harmful content following the killing. The company said that Stephens posted a video of himself announcing his intent to commit murder, then two minutes later posted another video of himself shooting and killing Godwin. A few minutes after that, he went live and confessed.
The company said it disabled Stephen’s account within 23 minutes of receiving the first report about the video of the fatal shooting and two hours after receiving any report.
“In this case we did not receive a report about the first video, and we only received a report about the second video — containing the shooting — more than an hour and 45 minutes after it was posted,” said Justin Osofsky, Facebook’s vice president of global operations. “We received reports about the third video, containing the man’s live confession, only after it had ended.”
Officers searched dozens of places around Cleveland without finding Stephens or any other victims before expanding the manhunt. Detectives spoke with the suspect on Sunday by cellphone and tried to persuade him to surrender, police said.
Law enforcement officials said his cellphone was last tracked Sunday afternoon in Erie, Pennsylvania, about 100 miles (160 kilometers) east of Cleveland. Police in Philadelphia said eight elementary schools and a high school were locked down Monday while they investigated reported sightings but found nothing.
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Associated Press reporters Dake Kang and Delano Massey in Cleveland and John Seewer in Toledo contributed to this report.
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Question: Ashes latest: We believe we can do something special, says Jonny Bairstow

JONNY BAIRSTOW is confident England can finally put all the off-pitch distractions behind them in order to hit back against Australia and go on to retain The Ashes.
The current tour Down Under seems to have created as much media interest for what has gone on off the pitch as on it, as Yorkshire’s Bairstow knows only too well to his cost.
As if the furore over his ‘headbutt’ on Cameron Bancroft in Perth before the Test series had not been enough, the weekend’s revelations concerning Lions tour party member Ben Duckett pouring a drink over James Anderson’s head gave the collective press, TV and internet media plenty more material to chew over ahead of this week’s third and, possibly, deciding Test in Perth.
Duckett, 23, has since been suspended for the remainder of the England Lions tour of Australia and received a final written warning over his conduct.
But, coming on top of Bairstow’s bizarre ‘coming together’ with Bancroft in a Perth bar and the much-publicised pre-tour incident in Bristol concerning all-rounder and vice-captain Ben Stokes – currently keeping his eye in playing some 40-over cricket over in New Zealand – it has led to an unprecedented level of scrutiny on what England’s players do once off the field of play.
Bairstow admits it has been difficult to avoid all the negative publicity over the past few weeks – of which he has formed a central part – but believes only by getting their game right out in the middle can England start to create headlines and take up air time for the right reasons.
“There’s been a lot of stuff spoken about since we’ve been over here,” said Bairstow, speaking ahead of the third Test at the WACA, which starts on Thursday. “We knew it was going to be tough coming to Australia, the cricket is always going to be tough.
“But that’s what we can control and we need to control more of that. I’m sure you can imagine what the toughest part of the tour has been. Naturally, it’s been everywhere and all that anyone has been talking about – whether it’s right or wrong, true or false. It is what people have been talking about.
“But we need to just put all that to the back of our minds when we get on the pitch – go out there and try and do something special.”
At 2-0 down and with three Tests to play heading to a venue that has brought only one win in 13 matches for England – even then against an Australian side severely depleted after the exodus to Kerry Packer’s controversial World Series – it does not augur particularly well for Joe Root’s side.
But Bairstow is having none of it and is almost boastful in his belief that England can hit back from defeats in Brisbane and Adelaide to square the series.
“As a group, there’s no way we see this series as being over,” said Bairstow. “We’ve lost two games, but we’ve been in both of them for decent periods of time. We just need to do what we’ve been doing for longer and do it in the key periods of the games where we’ve come unstuck.
“So, yes, it is frustrating, but we have a group of players who can win games here and we still have three chances to put things right.”
One reason Bairstow appears so confident that England can turn things around over the next three weeks or so lies in his faith in Yorkshire team-mate and England captain Root.
Still a relative rookie when it comes to international captaincy, the Sheffield-born batsman has impressed since taking over the reins from Alastair Cook earlier this year. Naturally, in the more intense heat of an Ashes battle. his tactics and decision-making were always going to come under a bigger spotlight in Australia.
For example, some have queried Root’s decision to field first in Adelaide after winning the toss, with some critics suggesting he had handed a significant advantage to the hosts at a ground where many observers felt the conditions favoured England more.
Ultimately, Root’s players were left dispirited by a second heavy defeat, the 120-run loss coming hot on the heels of a 10-wicket pounding in Brisbane. But while there may be critics outside the dressing room, Bairstow revealed that Root has the total backing of his players.
“I think Joe’s captaincy has been brilliant – there aren’t many things that you can fault with what he’s done,” added Bairstow.
“He’s still learning as a captain, but if you’re captain of England you’re going to be learning for a while.”
Yorkshire Tea are sponsors of National Cricket Week, working in partnership with the Chance to Shine programme, which works with 1,500 schools across the UK aiming to encourage youngsters to take up cricket.

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UNDER-fire England stalwart James Anderson has hit back at his critics after a heavy nine-wicket defeat against Pakistan at Lord’s.
Former captain Michael Vaughan suggested this week either Anderson or fellow paceman Stuart Broad should be dropped to send a ‘wake-up’ call to the squad.
The veteran paceman responded to the pressure on Wednesday, defending the way he has bowled to 535 Test wickets.
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“We watched Pakistan bowl at us and could see what lengths worked on that pitch, so [the criticism is] just something I’ll try and block out,” he told The Telegraph.
“Some people think they might know better than me but I’d like to think that, after 15 years of playing Test cricket, I know which lengths to bowl on certain pitches.”
Anderson dismissed Vaughan’s suggestion that either he or Broad should make way in the side, saying the pair are doing the best they can to turn England’s form around.
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“We’ve 950 Test wickets between us ... I know we’ve been on a really bad run of form this winter and the first Test here, and I think in these situations you need players to stand up and put in match-winning performances.”
England are facing their third consecutive Test series defeat after losing to Pakistan at Lord’s.
The second and final Test of the series starts at Headingley on Friday night.
Anderson said the side is low on confidence going into the Test, but insisted the best 12 cricketers in the nation had been named in the side.
Anderson dismissed Vaughan’s suggestion that either he or Stuart Broad should make way in the side. Source: Getty Images
However, he spoke before all-rounder Ben Stokes sustained a left hamstring injury during fielding practice.
Stokes is yet to have a scan but will be assessed by England medical staff on Thursday.
Uncapped Surrey left-arm swing bowler Sam Curran has received a late call-up as cover for Stokes.
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Question: Man pleads guilty to threat to burn Boston's largest mosque

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By Scott Malone
BOSTON (Reuters) - A Massachusetts man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to threatening to burn down a Boston mosque in an alcohol-fueled social media post following the 2015 attacks in Paris by Islamic State gunmen and suicide bombers.
Patrick Keogan of Wilmington was arrested in July and charged with posting an image on the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center's Facebook page showing a mosque in flames with the caption "burn your local mosque."
No arson occurred, and no one was injured.
The post came within days of the November 2015 attacks in Paris in which 130 people were killed.
Keogan, a 44-year-old electrician, appeared in a prison jumpsuit at Boston federal court where he pleaded guilty to charges including the threat, owning firearms despite a prior felony conviction, and child pornography.
He answered U.S. District Judge Douglas Woodlock's questions softly and simply, saying he understood the proceedings and had not been compelled to change his plea.
Keogan claimed to have been inebriated at the time, Assistant U.S. Attorney Scott Garland told the court.
"He may well have been drunk but he nevertheless held a criminal intent," Garland said.
Court papers listed some 49 rifles, shotguns and pistols seized at Keogan's home.
Prosecutors recommended that Keogan be sentenced to up to 57 months, a little less than five years, in prison. That would be less than the 20 years he could have faced for the most serious charge, child pornography.
Woodlock said he would sentence Keogan on May 15.
The United States and Europe have seen a series of attacks by people claiming affiliation to Islamic State, including a June 2016 massacre at an Orlando, Florida, gay nightclub in which 49 people were killed.
Those killings have triggered threats and burnings at U.S. mosques. A Florida man last week was sentenced to 30 years in prison for setting fire to a mosque in Orlando.
The executive director of the Boston mosque thanked prosecutors for taking on the case.
"In these times in particular, all of us must work together to fight against hate in our communities," Yusufi Vali said in an email. "We pray this point marks a change in our brother - Mr. Keogan's life."
(Reporting by Scott Malone; Editing by James Dalgleish and Peter Cooney)

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Question: Jim Cramer has done a complete 180 on Snap (SNAP)

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"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer has changed his tune on Snap almost 2 months after comparing the company to the early days of Facebook.
Cramer identifies the app's unpopular redesign as the main culprit and says the stock is too expensive at the moment.
He says he would consider buying in the future.
Jim Cramer is turning his back on Snap.
The "Mad Money" host, who sometimes has enough influence to move stocks, likened the company to an early Facebook after the company's fourth-quarter earnings report showed revenue surged 72% versus a year ago.
"Sure, I was a skeptic, but after this quarter, I'm now a believer," Cramer said on "Mad Money" following the report. "In many ways, Snap reminds me of where Facebook was years ago when the company finally figured out how to address its mobile problem. So even though the stock skyrocketed up an astounding 47 percent today, it's got a lot of run room and it is a natural to be bought."
But Cramer's opinion appears to have changed in the wake of the Snapchat's redesign. He now worries that advertisers will abandon the Snapchat app if user engagement declines as a response to the redesign and negative celebrity tweets.
The December app redesign spurred controversy by splitting up media and celebrity stories from the user's personal contacts. In late February, celebrity user Kylie Jenner tweeted her own opinions on the change and said she no longer uses the app as a result of the update which led to a 7% decline in shares.
Other celebrities have since voiced their displeasure with the redesign.
After spiking more than 40% following its fourth-quarter results, Snap shares gave back all of those gains as the redesign continued to receive bad reviews. But Cramer says shares are still too expensive.
"The stock is not cheap here," Cramer said on "Mad Money" last Tuesday. "I say take a pass — for now — at least until we know whether the Snapchat redesign will actually hurt them. I think it's a little bit too risky."
He added, "At a certain price, it is time to hit the buy button."
Snap is scheduled to report its first-quarter results on May 1. Wall Street is expecting an adjusted loss of $0.17 a share on revenue of $243.85 million.
Snap shares are up 7.15% this year.

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After's his wife's death, a Gainesville, Georgia, man is warning women against traveling to South America for cheap plastic surgery.
Diana Maria Alvarez, 36, went to her home country of Colombia in December to get liposuction on her stomach. Her husband, Dario Chavarro, said she died after what he called a botched surgery. He said the doctors convinced her to have more work done than she had planned.
"My wife was already a gorgeous woman," Chavarro said. "She didn't need any of that."
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He said his wife was under anesthesia for five hours and the surgery was done in a two-story house.
"'I'm so afraid.' Those were her last words to me," Chavarro said.
Chavarro said he protested in front of the doctor's office after his wife's death, which made headlines in South America, and that his actions also made him a target.
"They pay $1,000 to kill you. It's very easy. So many people were telling me, 'You have to go now. You have to go,'" Chavarro said.
The husband said he's now warning others about the high risks of lower-cost surgeries.
"I'm doing all this so that her death is not in vain," Chavarro said.
Dr. Jenny Chang, a certified plastic surgeon at Peachtree Dunwoody Medical Center in Sandy Springs, Georgia, said she's seen patients after they've had bad surgeries in other countries that don't have the same strict protocols as the U.S.
"First of all, you don't know exactly how or where that particular surgeon was trained. Also, you don't know the environment that you're going to have the surgery in," Chang said.
Chavarro said investigators are looking into his wife's death, but he's not holding out hope because he said doctors there are not held responsible because patients sign waivers.

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ROCKSPRINGS, Ohio — A late site switch for the Meigs High School softball squad didn’t deter the Lady Marauders one bit on Monday.
That’s because Meigs, in erupting for nine runs against visiting River Valley, rolled the Lady Raiders 15-0 in a Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division tilt at Meigs High School’s Dreams Field.
The division-leading Lady Marauders mustered a pair of runs in the opening inning — followed by a single counter in the second, prior to the nine-run outburst in the third.
Meigs managed three more markers in the fourth, as the contest was called following the fifth inning with the 10-run mercy rule.
The Marauders amassed 15 runs on 16 hits, and raised their TVC-Ohio record to 5-0 — part of 9-2 overall.
River Valley, meanwhile, suffered its third consecutive setback and second straight shutout — falling to 3-8 and 2-3 in the league.
Monday’s matchup was originally scheduled to be played at River Valley, but rain and wet grounds caused by Monday morning’s rainfall forced the site switch to Meigs.
No problem, though, for the Lady Marauders.
Of Meigs’ 16 hits and 15 runs, all but three hits and one run came off River Valley starting pitcher Arika Barr.
The Maroon and Gold got its pair of opening-inning runs on a single by Taylor Swartz, a walk to Peyton Rowe, a sacrifice bunt by Danielle Morris and a triple by Alliyah Pullins.
Morris plated Swartz and Pullins drove in Rowe.
In the second, Meigs made it 3-0 on a leadoff single by Morgan Lodwick — and back-to-back sacrifice bunts by Hannah Tackett and Shalynn Mitchell.
Mitchell’s bunt crossed Lodwick, as the Marauders were off and running before the nine-run explosion in the third.
The highlight of the inning was a three-run home run by Swartz.
Swartz, Rowe and Devyn Oliver amounted three hits apiece, as Rowe recorded a third-inning double.
Morris and Pullins posted two hits, followed by one apiece from Lodwick, Tackett and Bre Colburn.
Lodwick walked twice — and scored three runs along with Rowe.
The run support was more than enough for Meigs pitcher Maddison Woodyard, who worked the opening four innings and allowed only two hits and two walks while hitting two Raiders.
She struck out three in gaining the pitching victory, retiring the side 1-2-3 in the second stanza — before facing four Raiders apiece in innings three and four.
Breanna Zirkle pitched the fifth inning for the Marauders, giving up a leadoff single to Skylar Jones before collecting a pair of strikeouts.
Jones was caught stealing for the second out, as Cierra Roberts in the third and Barr in the fourth were the only hits allowed by Lodwick.
River Valley did threaten in its opening at-bat — when Baylee Hollanbaugh led off with a walk and Chloe Gee was hit by a pitch to put runners on second and third.
Hollanbaugh was hit by a pitch in the third, before Sydney Little walked in the fourth.
The Lady Marauders return home, and return to TVC-Ohio Division action, today (Wednesday, April 19) against Alexander.
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Meigs second baseman Morgan Lodwick makes the tag attempt on River Valley’s Arika Barr (31) during Monday’s Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division softball game at Meigs High School’s Dreams Field. http://mydailysentinel.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/web1_4.19-MHS-Lodwick-1.jpg Meigs second baseman Morgan Lodwick makes the tag attempt on River Valley’s Arika Barr (31) during Monday’s Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division softball game at Meigs High School’s Dreams Field. Paul Boggs/OVP Sports

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Day/night tour game crucial to first Test prep, stresses Holder
Captain Jason Holder says West Indies will be looking to sustain their intensity as they head into the final three-day tour game against Derbyshire — which began here yesterday — ahead of next week's start of the 'pink ball' opening Test against England.
Significantly, the game will be a day/night affair bowling off at 2 pm (9 am Eastern Caribbean time), and will be a crucial warm-up to the inaugural pink ball Test at Edgbaston.
“Batsmen got to spend some time in the middle, bowlers got the chance to get a good run out. Going into this last game before the Test series starts, it's important that we get accustomed to the pink ball here in England, see what it does, see what it doesn't do and try and formulate some plans going into the first Test.”
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Merkel this week survived a major political crisis that threatened to unseat her
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday warned US President Donald Trump against unleashing an all-out trade war after he threatened to impose steep tariffs on cars from the European Union.
In a speech to the Bundestag federal parliament, Merkel said both sides were effectively locked in a "trade conflict" since Trump's decision to slap punitive tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.
"It is worthwhile to prevent this conflict from becoming a real war," she said, adding however that this "would require both sides" to take steps.
Trump on Sunday charged that Europe is "possibly as bad as China" on trade, as he reiterated that he is mulling import taxes of 20 percent on EU cars.
The EU has slapped tariffs on iconic US products including bourbon, jeans and Harley-Davidson motorcycles, as a symbolic tit-for-tat response to the metals duties.
Taking aim at Trump over his complaint that the EU, and in particular economic powerhouse Germany, is running a massive trade surplus against the US, Merkel said that his calculation is skewed as it is based only on goods, not services.
"If you include services like the digital services, then you have a completely different trade balance sheet, with the US showing a surplus against the EU," she noted.
"It is almost old-fashioned to only calculate goods and not include services," Merkel said.
Merkel has previously voiced backing for a "digital tax" that would target multinationals like Amazon, Facebook or Google, which have come under fire for shifting earnings around Europe in order to pay lower taxes.
But the EU is divided over the proposal, as countries including Luxembourg and Ireland are loath to see US tech giants head for the exit.
With the US-EU trade row showing few signs of easing, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker is heading to Washington by the end of July to seek a way out of the conflict.
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Relations between the US and other industrialised powers have turned increasingly tense as Trump has pushed his "America First" stance with punishing consequences for trading partners, irregardless of whether they are allies or adversaries.
Historically strong ties between Berlin and Washington have also taken a beating since the US leader repeatedly skewered Germany over its record trade surplus as well as its relatively small defence spending.
Merkel acknowledged that Berlin has not been investing enough on defence, but stressed that it will push outlays to 1.5 percent of gross domestic product by 2025.
Nevertheless, Berlin's planned spending is still short of the NATO goal of 2 percent that Trump insists on.
And despite its 1.5 percent pledge, its latest budget forecast for the coming years shows the proportion actually falling to 1.23 percent in 2022 from 1.24 percent this year -- something that could emerge as a point of contention when NATO leaders gather in Brussels next Wednesday and Thursday (July 11-12).
Merkel stressed however that "Germany is a reliable partner in NATO".
"We are the second biggest provider of troops, we are participating in several missions and Germany will remain a reliable partner of NATO," she said.
Merkel said "wars are raging on our front door," listing the Syrian war, Islamic State group militancy, unrest in Afghanistan and the conflict in Ukraine.
"To not be prepared for defence of the alliance would be negligent," she said.

GETTY The Social Democrats have launched a desperate bid to topple Angela Merkel as German election nears
Social Democratic Party (SPD) chief Thomas Opperman claimed Angela Merkel has jeopardised her own chances as she aims to remain in power, adding the Chancellor has relied heavily on emulating the policies of former leader Gerhard Schröder. Announcing a tougher stance for his party in the weeks ahead, Thomas Opperman said: "The honeymoon period for Frau Merkel is over.” In an interview with German paper Tagesspiegel he said until polls opened on September 24, the SPD would continue to confront Mrs Merkel "day in and day out with the challenges and problems of our country, but also with the opportunities it has lost."
According to her critics, Mrs Merkel has relied heavily on the country’s economic success that was borne from the reforms of former Federal chancellor Gerhard Schröder. Mr Oppermann claims under Mr Schröder, Germany became an economically fit state. But he said under Mrs Merkel’s control, there have been only problems. He said: “The country lives on the substance, our prosperity is at stake, because Merkel has no plan for the future.” Mrs Merkel, however, claims the country’s prosperous days have in fact come under her watch. Citing her success in the employment sector, she said this was down to the introduction of the minimum wage by the grand coalition, along with fresh guidelines for temporary workers - usually a winning area for the Social Democrats.
GETTY Angela Merkel is aiming for a fourth term in office
When launching her election campaign, Mrs Merkel said: “The minimum wage has brought many people more security. “Social market management always needs political intervention.” However, it is on foreign policy that the SPD feels her downfall may be on the cards. Mr Oppermann has called on Mrs Merkel for a more resolute response to the war rhetoric loudly pushed by President Trump, especially on North Korean matters. He said: “We expect the German government to take a clear position not only against North Korea, but also against Donald Trump.”
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According to the SPD politician, the US president’s words are continuing to fan the flames of conflict with the hermit nation, adding: "This escalation is a serious threat, Trump literally plays with fire." Mr Oppermann used his election campaign to heap further criticism on statements, or the lack of, made by the Chancellor, citing her responses as “inadequate”. He added: “The world may be facing nuclear war, but the Chancellor has been silent for days on end before she has uttered two dull sentences. “Merkel now had to clearly tell Trump that there would be no support from the Federal Republic for nuclear preventive action by the USA against North Korea. “Trump must know that Germany expects the US to contain the conflict with diplomatic means ‘in close cooperation with China and Russia in the World Security Council.’ “In addition, the Chancellor had to make it clear to the US President that, in the event of a North Korean attack on the US base of Guam in the Pacific, the assistance obligation under the NATO Treaty did not apply. "The attitude of the SPD is clear: Germany will in no circumstances participate in such a military confrontation with North Korea."
GETTY Martin Schulz, Angela Merkel's main rival, is polling at below 25 per cent


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DGM wrote: They used to have a handle on it, but the rules were changed to allow such moves between tier 1 & 2 nations, and without it, we wouldn't see these guys playing for Tonga at the WC.
The main failing is the international calendar - have often between world cups do Tonga play, and how often do they get an opportunity vs top tier nations?
No and I get that, but we can't have it where players get selected for one country and then at the last hour just get to change their mind to another one. Or worse don't get selected for a country, having previously played for them, and then go and get picked for another just because that is where their heritage lies.

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The mayor of Surrey says she will ask the federal government for $10 million in funding for anti-gang programs in British Columbia’s fastest-growing city, where people are dealing with “emotional upheaval” after recent acts of gun violence.
Linda Hepner said Tuesday the money would be spent over five years after a task force aimed at preventing gang violence issued a report with six recommendations, including an expanded gang exit and outreach program that has been led by a combined police and border services unit for about 18 months in the province.
“We first piloted it and it’s the only one in the country that I know of,” Hepner said.
“In less than two years, it’s actually worked with more than 100 people that are in gangs. They’ve actually now got a chance to be part of a gang free future but that is in jeopardy because we need funding for that.”
Hepner said “dozens” of people have left gangs because of the program, which the province has committed to funding until the end of the year.
Surrey residents have held anti-violence rallies calling for action, including more RCMP officers, after two teenage boys were recently found shot to death on a rural road and a father and hockey coach was gunned down outside a home.
The task force, which Hepner led after launching it last October, also recommended more police enforcement and the launch of an initiative that would allow nightclubs and other businesses to ban alleged gangsters.
The expansion of early intervention programs to deter children from entering the gang lifestyle was among the recommendations, and Hepner said some kids lured into gangs are as young as 10 and come from a range of backgrounds.
“The profile is so different in British Columbia than anywhere else in North America,” she said. “They could be affluent, they could be poor, they could be middle income. They run the gamut here.”
Hepner said youths are joining gangs for difference reasons.
“Generally, those that are more affluent are out for glory and glamour,” she said. “The ones that are in more vulnerable economic circumstances have often been subject to trauma. Lots of them are subject to seeing domestic abuse, some of them not feeling that they fit in culturally and don’t feel part of the community.”
Other recommendations include the development of strategies to help at-risk children and their families, as well as stronger neighbourhood-based and culturally appropriate programs.
The mayor is also calling for more funding from the provincial government.
The Public Safety Ministry announced $1.12 million in funding Tuesday to expand an anti-bullying program based in schools called Expect Respect and a Safe Education, or ERASE, in communities across the province where gang-affiliated behaviours have been identified. It said the strategy is designed to prevent, identify and stop harmful behaviours, whether they occur in school or online.
The task force in Surrey included citizens, people from the business community, police and a local member of Parliament. It said RCMP statistics suggest gang members involved in conflicts between 2014 and 2016 were age 23 on average and had committed their first criminal offence at the average age of 16.
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Like the provincial budget next week, the Throne Speech read Tuesday by Lieutenant-Governor Judith Guichon offers a look at likely themes B.C.’s governing Liberals plan to target during the spring election campaign. Premier Christy Clark will be seeking a fifth consecutive term for her party.
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Here’s are a look at some of the major issues in the speech:
Time to give back
The speech’s overarching theme is that it’s time to repay British Columbians for their sacrifices during difficult times. The province’s economy is strong, the speech says, which means the government can spread the wealth to taxpayers. Next week’s budget – which will only pass if the Liberals win re-election in May – will be balanced for the fifth year in a row, and the B.C. economy is among the country’s strongest.
However, there is no hint in the speech of just what that payback might look like. Possibilities include a cut to the provincial sales tax, or a change to (or even elimination of) provincial health-care premiums. Neither would be cheap.
The government may also consider tinkering with income tax, BC Hydro electricity rates or lowering premiums at the Crown-owned Insurance Corp. of B.C.
After years of sacrifice by all of us in British Columbia through challenging times, working together with a plan, your government is now in a position to pay you back, to relieve some financial burdens, and to invest in your household and in your families.
Housing
A real estate sold sign is shown outside a house in Vancouver. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
Housing affordability in the Vancouver region, where house prices have skyrocketed by more than 40 per cent and where detached houses now fetch well over a million dollars, has been one of the most talked-about issues this past year, and it’s likely to factor heavily into the spring campaign.
The government has introduced a series of policies designed to cool the housing market and make it easier for people to graduate from renting to owning. They include a tax on foreign buyers in the Lower Mainland and a new loan program to help first-time buyers with their down payments. The Liberals will argue its policies are working – the Vancouver-area housing market has been showing signs of softening for months.
This [the loan program] is an investment in British Columbians who are starting their adult lives, working hard, saving a down-payment for their first home. They can now count on the government to match their investment to build their savings.
Education
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled against the B.C. government last year in a case involving its teachers that could end up costing hundreds of millions of dollars.
The B.C. Teachers’ Federation successfully challenged legislation in 2002 that removed language related to class size and composition from teachers collective agreements.
The province and the union announced a $50-million agreement last month that will support the hiring of as many as 1,100 teachers. But that’s only an interim arrangement until a permanent – and far more costly – response to the court ruling can be ironed out. The Throne Speech acknowledged the court loss, which will also loom large over next week’s budget and the election campaign.
The Supreme Court has spoken. Your government is committed to working in good faith with our teachers to put our students first.
Overdose crisis
A drug user injects in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Rafal Gerszak/For The Globe and Mail
As an overdose crisis fuelled by powerful opioids such as fentanyl spreads across the country, British Columbia continues to be hardest hit. More than 900 people died of overdoses in the province last year, and that pace appears to be getting worse.
British Columbia declared a public-health emergency last year and has been implementing measures to respond to the crisis, including expanding the availability of naloxone, which can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose; setting up spaces where drugs users can inject; pushing for more formal supervised-injection sites; and continuing an earlier plan to increase addiction-treatment beds. However, the government’s critics, including Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, say the province is still not doing enough.
The Speech says the government is ready to do more, though it does not offer any specifics.
British Columbia was the first province to declare a public health emergency for fentanyl, and the first to deregulate life-saving naloxone kits, and get them into the hands of first responders and at-risk British Columbians.
Softwood lumber
The province’s forestry industry, which has been struggling in recent years, is bracing for a potential trade war with the United States over softwood lumber. The 2006 Canada-U.S. softwood-lumber deal has expired, and a one-year agreement that has kept the dispute at a standstill expired last October.
Looking ahead at what are expected to be contentious negotiations with the new administration of U.S. President Donald Trump, the B.C. government announced the appointment Tuesday of an envoy to Washington to represent the province’s interests. David Emerson is a former federal cabinet minister and former chief executive of Canfor, one of the province’s largest lumber exporters. He played a key role in securing the 2006 agreement.
B.C. supplies half of Canada’s softwood lumber exports. Your government will name an envoy to Washington to make sure BC has continued access to the American market, working with the forestry sector and the federal government to secure a new agreement on softwood lumber.
What’s missing: Campaign finance reform
B.C. Premier Christy Clark is photographed in her office at the Provincial Legislature in Victoria, B.C., on Dec. 16, 2016. Chad Hipolito/The Canadian Press
The issue of political fundraising was notably absent from the Throne Speech. Premier Christy Clark has been under fire over the past year for holding private cash-for-access fundraisers, as well as for collecting a $50,000 yearly stipend from her party, which prompted allegations it put her in a conflict of interest. Those controversies amplified calls for legislation to ban corporate and union donations, as well as to place limits on the size of donations. A story in The New York Times recently described the province as the “Wild West” of political finance in Canada.
Ms. Clark announced last month that she would no longer collect the stipend but would instead claim expenses for party business. However, she has resisted calls to do more to limit the influence of money in politics, and the government had nothing to offer on the subject in its Throne Speech.
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In celebration of their 2017-18 Class 5A Georgia High School Football State Championship, the Rome High Wolves met with State Representative Katie Dempsey after observing the Georgia General
Assembly in session. The Wolves, along with their coaches, left Rome around 8:45 a.m. and were treated to lunch before meeting Dempsey and stopping for a photo op inside the Georgia Capitol building.
When asked how he and his pack were feeling about the meet-and-greet with our state’s top official Reid said, “We are thrilled about the chance to visit the Georgia State Capitol. When we get to visit the Capitol, I’d say we had a pretty good year.”

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Question: Ana Navarro: Trump 'Unfit To Be A Human&

Ana Navarro’s latest attack on President Trump was beyond the pale even for CNN, leaving host John Berman nearly speechless.
Navarro asserted Monday that Trump’s failure to explicitly denounce white supremacists in his statement on the Charlottesville violence was the worst thing he has ever done.
“There are times when the President of the United States needs to step up and be the unifier-in-chief,” she said. “This was such a moment for him and he blew it to a level in order to pander to members of his base who he did not want to antagonize.”
After a long rant, Navarro dropped a bomb that took the air out of the studio.
“In my book, his lack of empathy, his lack of leadership, his lack of courage–he’s unfit to be human,” Navarro stated.
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Question: Quenda Hammond Park’s House and Land Packages Create a Tight-Knit Community

Experts note that raising strong children require a strong community. That’s what residents get at Quenda Hammond Park — a lovely home in the midst of a warm, tight-knit neighbourhood.
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Moreover, the houses belong to a tight-knit community, where residents can meet new friends and raise a family.
A Community’s Role in Child-Rearing
Raisingchildren.net.au, an Australian parenting website, says that the community is integral to raising a well-rounded child. The extended family and friends strengthen a child’s sense of belonging, while the neighbourhood creates a warm atmosphere and provides opportunities for the child to build skills and follow interests.
A child who is connected to friends and the community feels secure and has people they can go to when they need help, apart from their parents and siblings.
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Quenda Hammond Park is a community of choice for rearing well-rounded kids. It provides charming houses and lots in the midst of a close-knit neighbourhood. It also offers beautiful streetscapes, playgrounds and parks that bring community members together.
The houses are nothing short of spacious, and residents can customise them further. They can add patios, pools, game rooms and even home theatres. “Lots that are larger on average than others in the area means Quenda is your home of possibilities,” says its website.
Moreover, the houses are a hop, skip and a jump away from vital institutions like childcare facilities, kindergartens and primary, secondary and tertiary schools. They’re also near fitness clubs, train stations and medical centres. Entertainment is not a problem — Perth boasts various amusement parks, aquatic centres, shopping hubs, bars and restaurants, nature reserves and more.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump and his supporters are using a congressional memo alleging FBI surveillance abuse to raise questions about the origins of a federal investigation into his campaign’s ties to Russia. But the four-page document includes revelations that might complicate the effort to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller’s ongoing probe.
The document contends that the FBI relied excessively on an ex-British spy whose opposition research was funded by Democrats when it applied for a surveillance warrant on a Trump campaign associate. Yet it also says the investigation into potential Trump ties to Russia actually began several months earlier — “triggered,” it says, by information involving a separate campaign aide.
The spy who compiled the allegations admitted to having strong anti-Trump sentiments, but he was not a random find for the bureau. Rather, he was a “longtime FBI source” with a credible track record, says the memo from the House intelligence committee’s Republican chairman, Rep. Devin Nunes, and his staff.
The warrant authorizing the FBI to monitor the communications of campaign adviser Carter Page? Approved by a judge on four occasions, according to the memo, and signed off on by Trump’s hand-picked deputy attorney general, Rod Rosenstein.
Without the underlying materials being made public, the memo only further intensified a partisan battle over how to interpret the actions of the FBI and Justice Department during the early stages of the counterintelligence investigation Mueller later inherited.
“Having decided to cherry-pick, the Nunes team picked a bunch of the wrong cherries for its own narrative,” Matthew Waxman, a Columbia University professor and former Bush administration official, wrote in an email.
The memo, released over the objections of the FBI and Justice Department, could well give Trump and Republicans new grounds to challenge the Mueller investigation as politically tainted. Even before its declassification Friday, Trump had been telling confidants he believed the document would validate his concerns that the FBI and Justice Department conspired against him.
The central allegation is that agents and prosecutors, in applying in October 2016 to monitor the communications of campaign adviser Carter Page, concealed from a judge that a former spy whose findings had provided grounds for suspicion had been funded by Hillary Clinton’s campaign and the Democratic National Committee.
That omission is important, Republicans say, because a judge should have known that “political actors” were involved in allegations that led the Justice Department to believe Page might be an agent of a foreign power — something he has consistently and strenuously denied.
Research from former spy Christopher Steele, according to the memo, “formed an essential part” of the application to receive the warrant, though It’s unclear how much or what information he collected was included in the application, or how much has been corroborated.
Steele’s opposition research effort was initially funded by the conservative Washington Free Beacon. It was later picked up by the Clinton campaign and the DNC through a Washington law firm
The FBI this week expressed “grave concerns” about the memo and called it inaccurate and incomplete. Democrats called it a set of cherry-picked claims aimed at smearing law enforcement and said its release will do long-term damage to the law enforcement and intelligence communities.
For one thing, Democrats say, it’s misleading to say a judge was not told of the potential political motivations of the people paying for Steele’s research.
Beyond that, though, the memo confirms the FBI’s counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign began in July 2016 — months before the surveillance warrant was even sought — and was “triggered” by information concerning a different campaign aide, George Papadopoulos. Papadopoulos pleaded guilty last year to lying to the FBI and is cooperating with Mueller’s investigation.
The timing makes clear that other Trump associates beyond Page, who was part of the election effort for only a short period and was not in the president’s inner orbit, had generated law enforcement scrutiny. The memo also omits that Page had been on the FBI’s radar just a few years earlier as part of a separate counterintelligence investigation into Russian influence.
Though the memo focuses on Page, intelligence committee Democrats wrote in a response, “this ignores the inconvenient fact that the investigation did not begin with, or arise from Christopher Steele or the dossier, and that the investigation would persist on the basis of wholly independent evidence had Christopher Steele never entered the picture.”
Other details in the memo could also challenge Republican claims of bias. The warrant requested in October 2016 was subsequently renewed on three additional occasions, meaning that judges approved it four times. And one of the Justice Department officials who approved it was Rosenstein, a Trump appointee.
Trump, who lambasted the FBI and Justice Department on Twitter, was asked later in the day if he was more likely to fire Rosenstein and if he still had confidence in him. The president simply said, “You figure that one out.”
Though the document had been classified, since it deals with warrants obtained from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, the White House declassified it Friday and sent it to Nunes for immediate release.
The disclosure of the document is extraordinary since it involves details about surveillance of Americans, national security information the government regards as among its most highly classified. Its release is likely to further escalate an intra-government conflict that has divided the White House and Trump’s hand-picked law enforcement leaders.
Rosenstein and FBI Director Christopher Wray had personally lobbied against the memo’s disclosure, arguing it could set a dangerous precedent.
The memo’s release also comes amid an ongoing effort by Trump and congressional Republicans to discredit Mueller’s investigation, which focuses not only on whether the Trump campaign coordinated with Russia but also on whether the president sought to obstruct justice.
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Associated Press writers Zeke Miller, Jill Colvin, Catherine Lucey, Matthew Daly, Desmond Butler and Jonathan Lemire contributed to this report.

President Donald Trump said Saturday the memo released by the House Intelligence Committee on Friday has vindicated him and proved that the special counsel's ongoing Russia investigation is an "American disgrace."
In a tweet posted Saturday morning, Trump continued his attacks against his own FBI and Justice Department for its ongoing investigation into potential collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign during the 2016 election.
"This memo totally vindicates 'Trump' in probe," the president tweeted. "But the Russian Witch Hunt goes on and on."
This memo totally vindicates “Trump” in probe. But the Russian Witch Hunt goes on and on. Their was no Collusion and there was no Obstruction (the word now used because, after one year of looking endlessly and finding NOTHING, collusion is dead). This is an American disgrace! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 3, 2018
Trump's tweet appeared to support contentions made by Democrats like Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), the ranking member on the House Intelligence Committee, that the memo's release was merely a partisan attempt to undermine the Russia investigation.
On Saturday, Schiff responded to Trump's tweet by claiming that — far from vindicating the president — the memo in fact proved "quite the opposite."
"The most important fact disclosed in this otherwise shoddy memo was that FBI investigation began July 2016 with your adviser, Papadopoulous, who was secretly discussing stolen Clinton emails with the Russians," Schiff tweeted.
Quite the opposite, Mr. President. The most important fact disclosed in this otherwise shoddy memo was that FBI investigation began July 2016 with your advisor, Papadopoulos, who was secretly discussing stolen Clinton emails with the Russians. https://t.co/2rGOE1jGg2 — Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) February 3, 2018
On Friday, after more than a week of speculation and partisan infighting, the White House declassified a memo written by staffers of Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA), the chair of the House Intelligence committee.
Related: The House memo doesn't prove the Mueller probe is a fraud
FBI and Department of Justice (DOJ) officials fought hard against the memo's release, even issuing a rare statement claimingthat they had "grave concerns" about inaccuracies and misleading conclusions in the document.
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House Republicans have touted the memo as proof that the premise of the Russia investigation is flawed. The memo argues that the FBI mislead the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court about the basis for its application to eavesdrop on Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
Related: No, the GOP's public war with the FBI is no normal
The memo states that the decision to spy on Page was based on a "dossier" written by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele, who Republicans claim had an overt anti-Trump bias.
But after analyzing the 4-page document, many political analysts noted that the memo does not shed light on what role, if any, the dossier played in the special counsel's inquiry. Others note that Page came under surveillance in October 2016, after the Russia investigation was well under way.


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Question: Leeds United vs Cardiff City Preview: Leeds aim to close play-off gap against high-flying Bluebirds

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Neil Warnock returns to one of his former clubs, Leeds United, this weekend. | Photo: Getty/Harry Trump.
Leeds United face Cardiff City at Elland Road this weekend, with both teams firmly in the Championship play-off hunt following the January window.
Form
Despite their proximity to the top six, the hosts haven't won any of their previous five league games, and also succumbed to Newport County in the third round of the FA Cup.
Their last victory came against Burton Albion on Boxing Day, and the Whites' last fixture culminated in a 0-0 draw against Hull City at the KCOM Stadium.
Their poor run of form has coincided with the unveiling of a new crest, which has been widely ridiculed over social media. Following widespread criticism of the design and the creation of an online petition which amassed 70,000+ signatures, the club has reverted back to their well-known crest and have restarted the design process.
Manager Thomas Christiansen was able to make additions to his squad, bringing in Tyler Roberts from West Bromwich Albion, Adam Forshaw from Middlesbrough and Laurens De Bock from Club Brugge.
Cardiff City have surprised many with their performances this season, and thus find themselves fourth with 51 points from their 28 matches played.
Perhaps more importantly, they have a game on hand on the rest of the teams in the division (apart from Bolton Wanderers) due to their involvement in the FA Cup.
In what manager Neil Warnock described as "the best deadline day of his career", the Bluebirds recruited Gary Madine in a £6m deal from Bolton, Armand Traoré on a free and Jamie Ward from Nottingham Forest, with Lee Tomlin going in the other direction.
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New signing Tyler Roberts will miss out for Leeds with a slight knock but is expected to train next week. Matthew Pennington returns to the squad, but Kalvin Phillips, Eunan O'Kane and Samu Saiz are all still serving suspensions.
For Cardiff, both Madine and Ward look set to make their debuts in West Yorkshire. Full-back Joe Bennett misses out through suspension.
What they said
Thomas Christiansen told the local press what he expected from his team: "We need to perform at 120 percent if we are going to take the win".
He also suggested that his team will need to play with the ball on the floor due to the height of Cardiff's players.
Neil Warnock, who is returning to the club he once managed for 15 months, told Cardiff's website that he thinks Leeds are "a good passing side. They've got some really good players and we know we'll have to be on our game."
"It's always exciting and the atmosphere is so good," he continued. "It's a footballing place and I like going back to Yorkshire".

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Manchester City will hope to climb back into the Premier League’s top four with a win over Burnley this afternoon.
They’re out of the Champions League spots on goal difference – and trail leaders Chelsea by 10 points.
Boss Pep Guardiola says previous experience tells him it’s far too soon to write off his side for the title.
Liverpool can move to within just three points of Premier League leaders Chelsea by beating struggling Sunderland this afternoon.
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They go into the match on the back of a morale boosting victory over fellow title contenders Manchester City on Saturday evening.
Manager Jurgen Klopp says they won’t be making excuses about a lack of rest between games if they fail to gain maximum points.
There’s a meeting of 7th and 9th at Goodison Park where Everton take on Southampton.
And at the Hawthorns West Brom play host to Hull City.
The evening game comes from the London where Manchester United will be looking for their seventh straight win in all competitions.
They travel to West Ham where kick off is at 5.30.
There’s a full fixture list in the Championship today with leaders Newcastle aiming to go four points clear with a win at Blackburn.
For that to happen, they’d also need Fulham to end Brighton’s 17-match unbeaten league run.
At the wrong end of the table, bottom side Rotherham face a tough trip to fellow Yorkshire club Leeds, who could end the day third if results go their way.
For the other sides in the play-off spots, Huddersfield look to make it seven games without defeat when they travel to struggling Wigan.
Sheffield Wednesday are at home to Wolves, while Reading visit Bristol City looking for a third successive win.
Meanwhile, under-pressure Norwich boss Alex Neil will hope his side can provide a much-needed boost against Derby.
Elsewhere Brentford go to Birmingham, it’s Burton against Preston, Cardiff host Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest take on Barnsley and QPR face Ipswich.


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Question: Aviation Ministry asks to delay the new tax regime by two months

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The Civil Aviation Ministry has asked the Finance Ministry to put off the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax by two months, PTI reported on Thursday. It sought more time to arrange the airlines’ systems according to the new tax regime. Several airlines, including Air India, have raised concerns over some details of GST.
The decision was reportedly taken after Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha held a meeting on Wednesday with aviation industry stakeholders, including airlines, airports and cargo. “Although some airlines demanded eight to nine months to switch to the new GST regime, we have asked the finance ministry to postpone the rollout till September 1 at least,” an official told The Hindu, adding that the letter was sent on Monday.
The aviation ministry in the letter said it would take time to ensure that the global ticket distribution system was in accordance with the GST. Concerns have also been raised on taxation principles under which non-stop international flights will become more expensive than the stopover ones, The Hindu reported. “GST on international travel should apply on the furthest break point from the origin,” the official told the English daily.
Earlier this week, Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia had categorically said that the rollout of GST scheduled for July 1 will not be delayed. “The rumours about GST implementation being delayed are false. Please do not be misled by it,” Adhia had tweeted.

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Question: Todd McShay: Derwin James to the Bucs is 'the worst kept secret'

With the upcoming draft looming, it’s the perfect time to discuss who the Tampa Bay Buccaneers might be targeting at No. 7 in the firs -round this year. Many mock drafts have the Bucs notching Bradley Chubb, Saquon Barkley or Minkah Fitzpatrick. However, in Todd McShay’s recent draft buzz breakdown, he makes it clear that he believes Jason Licht and company have already made up their minds and will select Florida State safety Derwin James.
“It seems like they have narrowed in on Derwin James,” McShay wrote in his analysis. “James going to Tampa Bay seems like the worst-kept secret in the NFL right now.”
James has been consistently linked to the Buccaneers for months now, with the majority of mock drafts having the Bucs select him. He is arguably the best safety prospect in the class after a solid 2017 season where he finished with 84 tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss, one sack, two interceptions, 11 passes defended and one defensive touchdown. James was also named to the All-ACC First Team and was named to the All-America team.
Considering Tampa Bay’s lack of depth at safety alongside Chris Conte and Keith Tandy, it’s evident the Bucs are in need of a game-wrecker who can beef the secondary up and after evaluating James’ production throughout his tenure with the Seminoles, it appears he could be the right answer this season.

Tom Fornelli thinks a quarterback-heavy draft could lead to a player such as Josh Rosen slipping to the Cardinals at No. 15. (Photo: Rick Scuteri, AP)
After finishing 8-8 last season, the Cardinals own the No. 15 pick in the 2018 NFL draft.
With the first round on Thursday, NFL writers are making their best guesses as to how the draft will play out. Most have noted Cardinals' needs at quarterback and wide receiver.
General Manager Steve Keim and staff have done plenty of homework and if a specific target is gone, they have no problem taking the proverbial "best player available," despite a couple of key holes to fill.
Here's what they are predicting for the Cardinals' first round.
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Bob McManaman, azcentral sports: Cardinals add Calvin Ridley of Alabama to receiving corps
McManaman notes there are a few different ways the Cardinals could go. Their mid-round is heavily dependent on what quarterbacks are still available.
He writes: "Could it be a quarterback? Yes, but only if one of the Big Four falls this far or they make a bold move to trade up or they really, really are willing to eventually rebuild their offense around someone like Louisville’s Lamar Jackson. Otherwise, I don’t think they can go wrong with the best receiver in this draft."
Mel Kiper, ESPN: Cardinals take Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson
Kiper's mock draft is unique in that he rotates picks with Todd McShay.
He writes: "This is the fifth quarterback off the board in Round 1. Arizona gets a raw but supremely talented player and doesn't need to play him early with Sam Bradford and Mike Glennon on the roster."
Tom Fornelli, CBS Sports: UCLA quarterback Josh Rosen to the Cardinals
In a quarterback heavy draft, Fornelli thinks Rosen may still be available for the Cardinals.
He writes: "The last time a QB from the Los Angeles area 'slid' to the Cardinals in the draft it didn't work out so well. Maybe the second time will be the charm."
Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz, USA TODAY Sports: Ridley a viable option
Middlehurst-Schwartz has five quarterbacks taken off the board before the Cardinals get a pick. He sees them going the Ridley route instead.
He writes: "Arizona might have to wait until a later round to pull the trigger on a quarterback. Instead, Ridley would add another dimension as a deep threat to a potentially explosive offense and provide a needed option beyond Larry Fitzgerald."
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7-ROUND MOCK DRAFT: Cardinals net WR, CB and yes, a QB with 1st 3 picks
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Sunday’s game between the Jaguars and Seahawks ended with the Seahawks touching off scuffles by charging the line on a pair of kneeldowns as time ran out on the 30-24 Jacksonville win.
The first of those scraps included Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett diving at the legs of Jaguars center Brandon Linder. Bennett then rolled into Linder’s legs again as Linder tried to get up and the two men tussled on the ground as officials tried to restore order.
They were able to restore enough of it to get the teams into the locker room, which is where Linder got in a few more parting verbal shots.
“F— y’all,” Linder screamed at the Seahawks, via Alex Marvez of Sporting News. “Y’all are b—es!”
Linder’s teammate Marcedes Lewis wasn’t any happier about it, either.
“That’s somebody’s livelihood,” Lewis said. “Why try to hurt somebody? We have 60 minutes to handle [the game]. In the last 30 seconds you’re going to spear someone in the legs? That’s not cool.”
Bennett was penalized while teammates Sheldon Richardson and Quinton Jefferson were ejected from the game. All could be hearing from the league this week as well.

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After cruising through a perfect first set, the 23-year-old Gavrilova needed to save a set point in the competitive second set to hand the 13th-seeded Mladenovic her third straight loss.
"She has a history of great comebacks. She has done it at the French Open almost every match," Gavrilova said after the match.
"She stepped up her game and was playing a bit loser and was not making as many unforced errors because the first set was not a great set from her."
Gavrilova moves on to face Italian Camila Giorgi in the round of 32 on Tuesday.
Earlier in the day big-serving Czech Petra Kvitova battled back to defeat Anett Kontaveit 1-6 7-6(2) 3-6.
Kvitova, the tournament's 14th seed and a two-time Wimbledon champion, will face either wildcard American Sloane Stephens or Czech Lucie Safarova, who will play at the Lindner Family Tennis Center on Tuesday.
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Question: Fired for Venus Williams remark, ex-commentator sues ESPN

LOS ANGELES (AP)  A tennis commentator dropped by ESPN for a remark about Venus Williams during the Australian Open sued the sports network Tuesday for wrongful termination.
Former tennis pro Doug Adler maintains he was describing Williams' aggressive style last month as "guerrilla" tactics and not comparing her with a "gorilla."
He apologized for his poor word choice but was let go from ESPN mid-tournament.
Adler claims "emotional distress" in the filing in Los Angeles Superior Court, alleging he was wrongly branded a racist and has lost other TV opportunities because of the controversy.
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The lawsuit calls for punitive financial damages, but doesn't name an amount.
ESPN spokesman Mike Soltys said Tuesday the network hadn't seen the lawsuit and had no comment.
The suit points out that "Guerrilla Tennis" was the name of a Nike TV ad from the 1990s featuring Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras.
"Obviously, (Adler) saw that commercial many times and the phrase became widely used by those who actually understood tennis vernacular and followed the sport closely," the lawsuit said.
Peter Bodo, senior editor of Tennis magazine, used the term in a 2012 profile of Agnieszka Radwanska, according to court papers.
Adler was doing play-by-play commentary on ESPN for Williams' Jan. 18 match against Stefanie Voegele, saying Williams was playing more aggressively after Voegele missed serves. When Voegele faulted on a serve, Adler described Williams as moving in and charging with a "gorilla effect" or "guerrilla effect." Because the words gorilla and guerrilla are pronounced similarly, it's impossible to say for certain which word Adler spoke.
Offended viewers called for Adler to be fired for comparing Williams, who is African-American, with a gorilla.
At the time Adler said he was speaking about Williams' tactics and strategy and "simply and inadvertently chose the wrong word to describe her play."
In a statement emailed in January to The Associated Press, ESPN said it had pulled Adler from broadcasts.
"During an Australian Open stream on ESPN3, Doug Adler should have been more careful in his word selection. He apologized and we have removed him from his remaining assignments," the statement read.
Adler was an All-American player at the University of Southern California who went on to play on the pro circuit. He was hired by ESPN in 2008 and covered tournaments including the U.S. Open, French Open and Wimbledon
Williams declined to comment on the remark or the ensuing controversy.
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